M 

MICHIGAN 

STATE 

COLLEGE 

NINETY-FOURTH  ANNUAL 

commencement 

MACKLIN 

STADIUM 

SUNDAY,  JUNE  EIGHTH 

NINETEEN  FIFTY-TWO 

Alma· Mater 

M. S . C.  we  love  thy  shadows 

Whe n  twilight  sile nce  falls , 

Flushing  deep  and  softly  paling 

O' er ivy  covere d  halls. 

B ene 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  wander 

And  twilight  shad ows fad e, 

Our  mem'ry  still  will  linger 

Where  li g ht  and  shadows  played. 

In  the  e v e ning  oft  we '11  gathe r 

And  turn our  tho ughts  to  thee, 

S in g  our love for  Alma  Mat e r 

And  thy  prais e s ,  M.S . C. 

The  es cort s  for  t he  academic  proces sion are  m e mbe rs of  Mortar board,  an 

ho norary  society  fo r  senior  women;  and  Tower Guard,  an  honorary society 

fo r  sophomore  wo men .  The  u s he rs are memb ers of  the  Varsity  Club . 

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Program 

SUNDAY,  JUNE  8,  5 :00P.M. 

MACKLIN  STADIUM 

PROCESSIONAL---Triumphal  March from  "Cleopatra••. 

Mancinelli 

AMERICA 

INVOCATION 

ADDRESS---

CONFERRING OF  DEGREES 

PRESENTATION OF ALUMNI  AWARDS 

CONFERRING OF  HONORARY  DEGREES 

ALMA  MATER 

BENEDICTION 

Michigan State  College  Band 
Leonard  Falcone,  Director 

Michigan  State  College  Band 

His  Excellency,  The  Most  Reverend  Jos e ph  H.  Albers,  J. C. D. 
Bishop of Lansing 

Paul Gray Hoffman,  LL. C. ,  D . Sc. 
Director of  the  Ford  Foundation 

Michigan  State  College  Band 

The  Most  R e verend  Joseph H.  Albers 

RECESSIONAL---Marche  et  Cortege from  "La Reine  de  Saba'" 

Gounod 

Michigan  State  College  Band 

The  audience  is  requested  to  remain  seated  while  those  in  the 
pro cess ion  are  e ntering and  leaving the  stadium. 

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State  Board  of  Agriculture 

The  Honorable  Clark  L.  Brody,  Chairman,  Lansing 

The  Honorab le  Conno r  D.  Smith,  Standish 

The  Honorable  Winfred G.  Armstrong,  Niles 

The  Honorable  Sarah Van  Hoosen  Jones,  Rochester 

The  Honorable  Forest  H.  Akers,  Detroit 

The  Honorable  Frederick  H.  Mueller,  Grand  Rapids 

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

• 

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

Karl  Hanchett  McDonel,  East  Lansing,  Secretary 

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  student  body,  in  addition  to  extensive  research and 
extension  services to  the  people of  Michigan. 

Now in  its 97th  year,  Michigan  State College has  grown 
from  two  buildings  and  six faculty  members  to  the  ninth 
largest  university 
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. 

Founde d  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  Gr:aduate  School,  which offers  fiB 
courses  leading  to  the  degrees of  master of  arts,  master 
of  science,  master  of music .  master of forestry,  doctor 
of philosophy,  and  doctor of  education. 

Michigan  State  College  continually  strives to  expand 
its  service  to  the  people  of the  state through  the  Agricul 
tural  Experiment Station,  the  Cooperative  Extension  Ser 
vice  and  the  Continuing  Education Servi ce .  The  Agricult 
ur'll  Experiment Station  conducts  resear -::n  on-campus  and 

at  off-campus  five  sub-stations.  Through  the  Michigan 
Cooperative  Extension Service,  more  than  125, 000  famil 
ies  are  reached with  technical  information  on  agriculture, 
homemaking and  the  4-H  club  program.  The  field  staff, 
located  in  every  county,  extends  M.S.C.'s  campus  into 
every township  in  Michigan.  During the  1950-51  year, the 
Continuing  Education  service  reached  more  than  126, 000 
persons 
in 
local  communities.  The  Continuing  Education  Service 
also  directs  the  M.S. C.  Evening  College  which  during 
1950-51  enrolled  about  400  students  each  term. 

in  programs  conducted  both  on  campus  and 

Today,  more  than  13,000 stud e nts  from  Michigan  and 
other  state s  and  from  nations  all  over 
the  world  are 
attending the  coll e ge  at  East  Lansing- -8, 200 of  whom  are 
hous e d  on  the  campus  prope r.  With  about  R5  perc e nt  of 
these  students  coming  from  communitie s  in  eve ry  s ection 
of the  stat.e·  Michigan  State  Coll e ge  is  doing  its  part 
to 
fill  th e  greatly  increased  demand  o f  the  younge r  gene ra 
tion  hr higher  edu c ation. 

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  HIGH  HONOR 

June  Frances Anderson,  Related Arts  - St.  Johns 
Inez  Marie  Ashley,  English  - Owosso 
Duane  Allen Benton,  Chemistry  - Lansing 
Robert  Steven Braman,  Chemistry  - East  Lansing 
Ross  Deline  Brazee,  Agricultural  Engineering  - Clayton 
Robert  MacFarland Briggs,  Jr.,  Accounting  - Erie,  Pennsylvania 
Joanne  Bubolz,  Language  and  Literature  - East  Lansing 
Ben Roy  Burmester,  Veterinary Medicine  - East  Lansing 
Samuel Butterklee,  Hotel  Administration  - White  Plains,  New  York 
John  Leslie Buxton,  Civil  Engineering  - East  Lansing 
Ivan P .  Camp,  Agricultural  Education- Bronson,  Kansas 
Robert  Malden  Claflin,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Montrose 
Clare  Lee  Colegrove,  English  - Lansing 
Cornelia Standish  Courteau,  Journalism  - Louisville,  Kentucky 
William  Curtis  Davy,  Chemical  Engineering  - Petoskey 
Mary  Ruth  Dawson,  Zoology  - Ferndale 
Jacqueline  Dawson  Day,  Art  - Bay  City 
Joel  B .  Dean,  English  - Dundee 
Clara Jean  Dohse,  Spanish  - Hillsdale 
Gordon Leroy  Doty,  Zoology  - Belding 
Bernard Carlyle  Easterday,  Veterinary Me dicine  - Hillsdale 
Pauline  Eldora  Edkin,  Music  Theory  - Lansing 
James  Crampton  Finn,  Jr .,  Horticulture  - Suttons  Bay 
Lachlan Howard  Foster,  History  - East  Lan s ing 
Martha  Louise  Fuller,  Accounting  - Bellaire 
Betty Jean Giagnoni,  Applied  Music  - Farmington,  Illinois 
Glen  Eugene  Gordon,  Accounting  - Battle  Creek 
Sally ' Marie  Gustafson,  Nutrition  - Plymouth 
Dan  Morris Guy,  Jr . ,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Farmington 
Edward Orner  Haelterman,  Vete rinary  Medicine  - Hermansville 
Leonard  Rupert  Halsted,  Electrical  Engineering  - Garden  City 
Edward  Roger  Holland,  Electrical  Engineering  - Corunna 
Marjorie  Louise  Hopperstad,  Public  Sc hool  Music;  Coeur  d'Alene,  Idaho 
Helen  Irene  Houser,  Medical  Technology  - Grand  Rapids 
William  Cochrane  Ingle,  Business; - Detroit 
Hildegarde  Cynthia  Iverson,  Art  - Kingsford 
LeeRoy George  Jones,  Psychology  - Midland 
John Nick Kamp,  Accounting  - Bridgman 
Barbara Joanne Kunkel,  Accounting  - East  Lansing 
E.  Jobn  Larson,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 
Henry Siggins  Leonard,  Jr.,  Mathematics  - D1Jrham,  North Carolina 
Werner  J .  Lipton,  Horticulture  - Detroit 
George  Alvin  McManus,  Jr . ,  Horticulture  - Traverse  City 
Bernard  Emil  Mleziva,  Veterinary Medicine  - Luxemburg,  Wisconsin 
Lloyd  Dana  Morris,  Ac counting  - Eden 
Ulreh Vogt  Mostosky,  Zoology  - Oak  Park,  Illinois 
John  Nisbet  Muir,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Lansing 
Stephen  West Osborn,  Art  - East  Lansing 
Hartley Owen,  Chemical  Engineering  - South  Dartmouth,  Massachusetts 
0 .  Keith Petersen,  Police  Administration  - Buffalo,  New  York 
Joan Ilene  Pinkos,  Vocational  Education  in Hom e making  - Detroit 
Ruth  Rasmussen,  Public  Administration  - Lansing 
Daniel  Lawren ce  Reed,  Zoology  - East  Lansing 
Gale  George  Ripma,  Dairy  - Grand  Rapids 
Richard  Robert  Robie,  Zoology  - Erie,  Pennsylvania 
Stanley  Robert  Robinson,  Zoology  - Grand  L e dge 
Jean  Dell Root,  Elementary  Education  - St .  Johns 
Jack  McBride  Ryder,  Biological Science  -Newport,  Kentucky 
Charles  Ke nneth  Sampsell,  Accounting  - Mendon 
Clio  F.  A .  Sanborn,  Physics  - Lansing 
Hildur  Ruth Sangren,  Vocational  Education in Homemaking  - Kalamazoo 
Cecelia May Scott,  Applied  Music  - Mt .  Pleasant 
Patricia  Della  Scott,  Physical  Education,  Health  and  Re c reation for  Wome n  - Baltimore,  Maryland 
Barbara Ann  Stacy,  Social Service  - Kalamazoo 
Meredith  Vyre ne  Carpenter Swing,  Elementary  Education  - Jonesvill e 
Stanton  Knight  Tefft,  Sociology and  Anthropology  - Lombard,  Illinois 
Constance Sparks  Thompson,  Elementary  Education  - Pontiac 
Kurt  Elliott  Utley,  Electrical  Engineering  - Croswell 
Joanne  Louise  Van Syckle,  Ele m e ntary  Education  - Williamston 
Gordon  Lloyd  Verity,  Zoology  - Battle  Creek 
Karl Spyros  Vorres,  Chemistry  - Fremont 
Daniel  Robert Vosburg,  Accounting  - West  Branc h 
Robert  Vance  Wagley,  Agricultural  Education  - Lansing 
Margaret  Alice  Walsh,  Applied  Music  - Bay  City 
Thomas  Frank  Water s,  Zoology  - Hastings 
Olin  Staley  Whittemore,  Bus iness  - East  Lansing 
Jane  Evelyn  Williams,  Agricultural  Extension  - Marlette 
Robert  Thomas  Young,  Geology  - Grand  Rapids 

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WITH  HONOR 

HONOR  GRADUATES  (Continued) 

• 

Harry James  Abramowski,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Manistee 
Dene  Rex  Allen,  Chemistry  - Grand  Rapids 
Gloria  Alma  Amprim,  Public School Music  - Rockwood 
Alan  D .  Anderson,  Business  - Three Rivers 
Palmer Byron  Anderson,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Hart 
Quentin  Leroy Anderson,  Business  - Detroit 
George  Edwin  Archambault,  Mathematics  - Lansing 
Joyce  Marjorie  Armitage,  Economics  - East  Lansing 
Joan Iris  Baldwin,  Speech  - Lansing 
William  David  Ball,  Electrical  Engineering  - Kalamazoo 
Donald  Earl Ballast,  Chemical  Engineering  - Grand  Rapids 
William  Russell  Barton,  Police  Administration  - Detroit 
Durwood  William Beatty,  Farm Crops  - Otter Lake 
Orris Henry  Bender,  Civil  Engineering  - Lakewood,  Ohio 
Beverly June  Bennett,  English  - St .  Clair Shores 
Dorothy  May  Berquist,  English  -Iron Mountain 
Thomas  Anthony  Blackburn,  Veterinary Medicine  - Lynn,  Massachusetts 
Ward  Evans  Blaine,  Business  - Flint 
Theodore  Willard  Bly,  Police  Administration  - St.  Clair Shores 
Athanasion  Leo  Bolanes,  Business  Education  - Flint 
Shirley Madeline  Bosch,  Elementary  Education  - East  Lansing 
Elijah,Milton Bowen,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Morris  Chapel,  Tennessee 
Ellin  Wilmina Bowlby,  Speech  - Ovid 
Robert Nelson Bowles,  Art  - Lansing 
Mary  Marie  Boyd,  History  - Royal Oak 
John Bowman  Bruff,  History  - New  Lothrop 
John Kelly Campbell,  Business Administration  - Grand  Rapids 
Ildo  Albert  Caputo,  Chemical  Enginee ring  - Chicago,  Illinois 
William  Arthur  Carlson,  Public  Administration  - Detroit 
Winston Stuart  Carpe nter,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Jonesville 
George  LeRoy  Carr,  Zoology  - Lansing 
Beverly Jean  Cassidy,  Speech- Royal Oak 
Shirley LaPratt  Cederwall,  Elementary  Education  - Lansing 
Paul Stanley  Chaffee,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Port  Huron 
Bertha Chalko,  Vocational  Education  in Homemaking  - Muskegon 
George  E.  Cheklich,  Agricultural  Engineering  - Union  City 
Monica  King  Lan  Chen,  Business  Education  - Hong  Kong,  China 
Burr Clark,  Jr . ,  Dairy  - Howell 
Robert  Philip  Clark,  Psychology  - Elizabeth,  New  Jersey 
Abraham N.  Cohen,  Agricultural  Economics  - Troy,  New  York 
Dorothy Cook,  Accounting  - Detroit 
George  Clifford  Corcoran,  Journalism  - Pontiac 
William  Monroe  Curren,  Business  Education  - DeWitt 
Floyd, Harvey  Curtis,  Forestry - Wayne 
Lois  Ruth  Dalenberg,  Speech  - Saginaw  · 
Alan  Donald  Dawson,  Zoology  - Detroit 
Edward  Frank  Degenhardt,  Zoology  - Battle  Creek 
Robert  Morse  DeWolf,  Jr .,  Psy c hology  - Det roit 
Anita Kathleen  Doyle,  Speech  - Lowell 
Harold  Duchan,  Veterinary Medicine  - Detroit 
Barbara Jane  Eckberg,  Vocational  Education  in  Homemaking  - Grand  Rapids 
William  Joseph  Eddy,  Philosophy  - De troit 
Warren Jay  Eding,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Holland 
Richard  Eugene  Edwards,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Wayne 
Cecil Howard  Eggleton,  Jr . ,  Agricultural  Engineering  - Fruitport 
Richard  Staunton  Elsea,  Business  - Allen  Park 
Eugene  Charles  Ewald,  Social Science  - Flint 
Harry Beattie  Farris,  Veterinary Medicine  - Detroit 
Louise  Mary  Federici,  Public School  Music  - Detroit 
Esther Rhoda  Fish,  Social  Science  - Grand Rapids 
Ceve rena  Edith Fitch,  Social  Service  - Williamsville,  New  York 
Edward  Clinton  Fosheim,  Spanish  - Grand  Haven 
Jane  Eleanor  Foster,  Business  - Detroit 
Willard  Dale  Friedle,  Electrical  Engineering  - Midland 
George  Edward  Frost,  Jr . ,  Accounting  - Lancaster,  New  York 
Joan  Leslie  Fry,  P sychology  - Saginaw 
Frances Nanette Funk,  Speech  - Saugatuck 
Wilson  A .  Gay,  Economics  - Freeland 
Charles  Murry  George,  Spanish  - Rochester 
Mary Ann  Giddings,  Fre nc h  - Lansing 
Sue  Ellen  Gile s,  Speec h  - Watseka,  Illinois 
Dorothy  Ellen Glupker,  French  - Grand  Rapids 
Jam es  Patrick Goggins,  Physical  Education,  Health and  Recreation  - Flint 
Edward  Ramon Gork,  Elementary  Education  - Jackson 
Jean  Lore n e  Graves,  Nutrition  - Chicago,  Illinois 
Patricia  Eloise  Greiner,  Vocational  Education  in  Homemaking  - Hart 
Keith Norrell Griffin,  Agri c ultural  Education  - Napoleon 

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HONOR  GRADUATES  (Continued) 

· 

Sally  Ann  Hameline,  Speech  - Grand  Blanc 
Catherine  Adele  Hamilton,  Medical  Technology  - Grand  Rapids 
Mary  Ann  Hamilton,  Medical  Technology  - Grand  Rapids 
Jack Chaney  Hammel,  Psychology  - Detroit 
Jack  Douglas  Harrison,  Mecl:lanical  Engineering  - Saginaw 
Mary  Margaret Hartsell,  Social  Science  - Detroit 
Ri c hard  Lorenz  Hatton,  Psychology  - Temperance 
George  Theodore  Hazelworth,  Mathematics  - Jackson 
Harley Gene  Hecksel,  ~usiness- Spring Lake 
Achsah  Jean  Herrington,  Vocational  Education in  Homemaking  - Petoskey 
Richard  Edward Higley,  Spanish  - Grand  Rapids 
William  Karl Hilzinger,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Royal Oak 
Robert  Hurtt  Hoekstra,  Business  - Kalamazoo 
Tofeek  Holaly,  Accounting  - Flint 
Janet  Horowitz,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Oak  Park,  Illinois 
Nancy  Julia  Hotop,  Journalism  - Kalamazoo 
Earl  Frederick  Huffman,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Mt.  Clemens 
Jean  Anne  Hulbert,  Social  Science  - Lansing 
Robert  George  Husband,  Animal  Husbandry  - Detroit 
Charles  Franklin Hutchins,  Public School  Music  - Detroit 
Dorothy  Louise  Irving,  Zoology  - Toronto,  Ontario,  Canada 
Shirlee Ann  Jacobs,  Elementary  Education  - Lansing 
Fred Clifford  Johnson,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Harvard,  Illinois 
Mary  Ellen  Johnson,  Art  - Escanaba 
Virginia  Louise Johnson,  Accounting  - Detroit 
Warren Gaylord  Johnson,  Police  Administration  - Glendale,  California 
Victor  Alan Jones,  Dairy  - Lansing 
Oliver Kaiser,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Ontonagon 
Simon Kalish,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Detroit 
Edward Neal Keegstra,  Zoology  - Grand  Rapids 
Robert  John  Kelley,  Psychology  - Detroit 
Donald  Allen Kerr,  Art  - Saginaw 
Nancy  Virginia Kietzman,  Elementary  Education  - Grand  Rapids 
Harriet Kimball  Pino  King,  Spanish  - Lansing 
Edward  Thomas  Kinney,  Sanitary  Engineering  - Grand  Rapids 
Barbara Ann  Kirk,  Clothing  and  Textiles  - Caro 
William  F.  Kruger,  Dairy  - Lansing 
Richard  Henry Kurilchik,  Zoology  - Wyandotte 
Harold Alton  Kwast,  Zoology  - Lansing 
Robert  Donald  Lake,  Chemistry  - Lansing 
James  Robert  Lancaster,  Civil  Engineering  - Flint 
Richard  Thomas  Lang,  Journalism- Grand  Rapids 
Gloria  Ann  Larson,  Vocational  Education  in  Homemaking  - Escanaba 
Henry  Armando  Lauritano,  Hotel  Management  - New  York,  New  York 
Irving Anthony  LeBlanc, 
Jean Brown  Lentz,  Agricultural  Extension  - Standish 
Joan  Frances  Lenz,  Social  Science  - Grosse  Pointe 
Mary Claire  Leonhardt,  Art  -East  Lansing 
Arthur  Leo  Lewis,  Veterinary Medicine  - Grand  Rapids 
Harry Allan  Lipsitt,  Metallurgical  Engineering  - Detroit 
Eugene  Lockwood,  Agricultural  Extension  - Galesburg 
Germaine  Charles  Lockwood,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Hersey 
William  M .  Lukash,  Psychology  - Ecorse 
Doris  Jean  Lyon,  Medical  Technology  - Grand  Rapids 
Roy  Edward  Maki,  Business  Education  - St.  Johns 
Jack  Edward  Marceau,  Electrical  Engineering  - St.  Joseph 
James  E.  Martin,  Economics  - Hubbardston 
John  Richard  Marvin,  Hotel  Management  - Royal Oak 
John  Edward  Maurer,  Journalism  - Niles 
John Peters  Maxwell,  Hotel  Management  - South Bend,  Indiana 
Margaret  Ann  McCarten,  Vocational  Education in Homemaking  - Shaker  Heights,  Ohio 
LaVerne  R. J.  McHaney,  Chemical  Engineering  - Lansing 
Jerry Gordon  McMahon,  History  - Kenmore,  New  York 
Joan  Marie  McNamara,  Psychology  - Manistique 
Richard  Allan  McNeil,  Veterinary Medicine  - Rochester 
Joan  Metcalfe,  Social Science  - Chicago,  Illinois 
Zigurdi Janis  Michelsons,  Civil  Engineering  - Lansing 
Bonniebel  Mitchell,  Medical  Technology  - Horton 
Kathryn  A.  Morrow,  History  - Sault Ste.  Marie 
Richar·d  James  Moser,  Chemical  Engineering- Kalamazoo 
Betty Anne  Mote,  Nutrition  - Trenton 
Margaret  Elizabeth  Mowrer,  Speech  - Parma 
Robert  Lou  Mowry,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Sturgis 
Tom  John  Mracek,  Land and Water  Conservation  - Chicago,  Illinois 
Stuart  R.  Mulliken,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Grand  Rapids 
Sara Yolanda  Murray,  Journalism  - Menominee 
Ann Kathryn Nachtegall,  Business  - Grand  Rapids 
Eleanor  Marie  Nelson,  Zoology  - Detroit 
James  Duncan  Norman,  Botany  - Ironwood 
Robert Otto  Novak,  Zoology  - Cicero,  Illinois 
Ruth  Anne Olson,  Music  - Pittsford,  New  York 

Journalism  - Lansing 

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HONOR  GRADUATES  (Continu ed ) 

William  Thomas Omalley,  Art  - Dexter 
Ruth  Lillian Outland,  Music  - Flint 
H.  DeWitt Owen,  Jr.,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Terre Haute,  Indiana 
Robert  Paoletti,  Business  - Iron  Mountain 
Charles  David  Parker,  Mathematics  - Howell 
Kenneth  Krieble  Parlin,  Jr . ,  Economics  - Battle  Creek 
Marilyn  Patterson,  Nutrition  - Akron,  Ohio 
Mary  Elizabeth Pearse, English  - Detroit 
Marion  Margaret  Petsch,  Journalism  - Detroit 
Phyllis  Elaine  Phipps,  Elementary  Education  - Pontiac 
Marjorie  Helen  Pickett,  Child  Development  - Detroit 
Ray  Eugene  Poynor,  Agricultural  Economics  - B e nzonia 
Gordon  Field  Priest,  Social Science  - Mancelona 
Anne  Abernathy  Provo,  Vocational  Education  in  Homemaking  - Clarksville,  T e nnessee 
Robert  Charles Quint,  Music  - Evanston,  Illinois 
Mercedes  Heinen  Rakestraw,  Horticulture  - Royal Oak 
Marvin  Walter  Ralya,  Industrial  Arts  - Grand  Haven 
Winthrop  Curtis  Ray,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Brookline,  Massachusetts 
David  Lloyd  Reath,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Vulcan 
Norman  L.  R eid, Veterinary  Medicine  - Sarasota,  Florida 
Walter  Alexander  Reid,  Mathe mati cs  - Windsor,  Ontario,  Canada 
Harold Kenneth  Reynolds,  Police  Administration  - Valliant,  Oklahoma 
Dale  W .  Rhoades,  Business  - Benton Harbor 
William  James  Rice,  Chemistry  - River  Rouge 
Alan Herbert  Roberts,  Accounting  - Detroit 
George  Stanley  Roberts,  Hotel  Management  - Springfield,  Illinois 
John  Carolyn  Roberts,  Art- Lakewood,  Ohio 
William  Joseph  Robertson,  Musi c  Theory  - Detroit 
Nancy  Ellen  Robinson,  Child  Development  - Burt 
Virginia Helen  Rogers,  Social Servi ce  - Battle  Creek 
Charles  B.  Roland,  Chemistry- South Haven 
Erica Anita  Ross,  German  - St.  Joseph 
Jean  Ruth  Roy,  Spanish  - Lansing 
Richard  Hurley  Ruch,  Accounting  - Holland 
Raymond  Philip  Runkel,  Spanish  - Plymouth 
Ernest  Marvin Salter,  Chemistry  - Ortonville 
Barbara Blinn Sanford,  Art  - Evanston,  Illinois 
John  Calvin Saylor,  Jr.,  Horti c ulture  - Aspinwall,  Pittsburgh,  P e nnsylvania 
Dale  Herbert Schairer,  Agricultural  Education  - Ann  Arbor 
Herbert  James  Schlachter,  Metallurgical  Engine ering  - Grand  Haven 
Marilyn Adele  Schneider,  Speech  - LeMars,  Iowa 
Melvin  Martin  Schuman,  Horti culture  - Dearborn 

,  Methodius  Stephen  Sefcovic,  Botany  - Flushing 

Mary  Louise Senave,  Public School  Music  - Detroit 
Ellenor  Frances  Severance,  Sociology  and  Anthropology  - Detroit 
Nancy  Jane Shannon,  English  - Niles 
Margaret Sue  Shenefield,  Social  Science  - Tole do,  Ohio 
Harold  Arthur Shoup,  Journalism  - Pontiac 
Ann  Melanie  Silvernale,  Elementary  Education  - Eaton  Rapids 
Francis  M.  Sim,  Social  Science  - Flint 
Keith  Edwin  Simons,  Political  Science  - Northville 
James  Merritt  Slezak,  Elementary  Education  - Bay  City 
Glendon William  Smalley,  Forest Products  - Bridgeton,  New  Jersey 
Lawrence  Hubert  Smith,  Agricultural  Education  - Jackson 
Millard  Ervin Smith,  Accounting  - Royal  Oak 
Alvin  H .  Spoering,  Business  Administration  - Traverse  City 
Donald  Ele ry Spotts,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Jonesville 
Joan  Patten Stadler,  Elementary  Education  - Bloomfield  Hills 
Nancy  Ann  Stalker,  Elementary  Education  - Toledo,  Ohio 
Barbara  Elaine  Stearns,  Chemistry  - Midland 
James  Frank Stoll,  Elementary  Education  - Lansing 
L ester Robert  Strong,  Food  Technology  - Grand  Rapids 
Douglas  Allen  Stuart,  Physical  Education,  Health and  Recreation  - Pontiac 
James  Arthur Summers,  Economics  - Flint 
John  Robert  Summers,  Agricultural  Education  - Pinconning 
Lou  Ann  Sutton,  Elementary  Education  - Rochester 
Betty  Lou  Swee,  Business  Education  - Grand  Rapids 
K e nneth  Marvin  Sweers,  Civil  Engineering  - Grand  Rapids 
Dale  Vernon Sweet,  Horticulture  - Lansing 
Charles  Daniel  Swing,  Physica~ Education,  Health  and  Recreation  - Springfield,  Pennsylvania 
William  Robert  Tappe,  Electrical  Engineering  - Det roit 
Gurdon  Lucius  Tarbox,  Jr .,  Forestry  - Toledo,  Ohio 
Lawrence  McLouth  Taylor,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Marine  City 
Edward  Rodney  Thaden,  Applied  Music  - East  Lansing 
James  Wendell  Thornton,  French  - Lansing 
Walte r  Leonard  Tiffin,  Accounting  - Detroit 
Lois  Marion  Tobin,  Bac teriology  - Northville 
June  Beverly  Toth,  Applied  Music  - Farmington 
James  Millard  Tufts,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Crystal  Falls 
Dennis  E.  Turpin,  Physics  - Battle  Creek 
Marion  Elva  Tuttle,  Journalism  - Grand  Rapids 

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HONOR  GRADUATES  (Continued) 

Alfred  Edgar Ueberroth,  Electrical  Engineering  - Ionia 
Lois  Eleanor  Ungren,  Medical  Technology  - Lansing 
Charles  M.  Van  Aken,  Poultry Husbandry  - Eaton  Rapids 
Donald  H.  VanderVeen,  Speech- Grand  Rapids 
William  Robert  Van  Dresser,  Dairy  - Grosse  Pointe 
Jeanette  Mae  Vier,  Public  School  Music  - Farmington,  Illinois 
Bernard  Fred Voelzow,  Civil  Engineering  - Cleveland,  Ohio 
Daniel  Bruce Wallace,  Business  - Ada 
David  Benson Wasserman,  Social  Science  - Newark,  New  Jersey 
Dale  Kendal  Watling,  Sanitary  Engineering  - Bath 
James  Cameron  Webb,  Economics  - Bryan,  Texas 
Norman Karl  Welsh,  Business  - Allegan 
James  Douglas  Wenger,  Zoology  - Midland 
Carolyn Duke  Wiley,  Speech  - Lansing 
Allyn  Elaine  Williams,  Elementary  Education  - Plymouth 
George  Robert  Wilson,  Hotel  Administration  - Marion,  Ohio 
Leland  Stanley  Wittwer,  Dairy  - Belleville,  Wisconsin 
Marilyn  Mae  Wolf,  French  - Lansing 
Barbara  Lynn  Yeoman,  Physical  Education,  Health  and  Recreation  - Gaylord 
Donald  Richard  Ziller,  Chemistry  - Norway 
Richard  Robert  Zolnick,  Civil  Engineering  - Detroit 

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Color  of  Tassels 

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

In  1894,  the  Intercollegiate  Commission,  a  group  of leading American  e ducators,  met  at 

Columbia  University to  draft  a  code  which  would  serve to  regulate  the  design of gowns  and 
hoods  indicating the  various  degrees  as  well  as  the  colors  to  indicate  the  various  faculties . 
This  code  has been  adopted by most  of  the  colleges  and  universities  in  America  and  its  use 
has  made  identificatio1;1  of  scholastic  honors  an immediate activity . 

Three  types of gowns  are  indicated  by  the  Code .  Those  worn  by  the  bache lors  are made 

of black worsted  material and  have  long,  pointed  sleeves.  Those  worn by  masters  may be 
made  either of black  silk or black wool  and  have  long,  closed  sleeves  with  the  arc of a  cir 
cle  near  the  bottom.  The  arm goes  through  a  slit,  giving the  appearance  of  short  sleeves 
for  the  mast e r 's gown.  Doctors'  gowns  are made  of  black  silk  and  are faced  with  velvet . 
The  sleeves are full,  round and open  with  three  bars of  velvet on  each sleeve .  The  velvet 
facing of bars on the  sleeves  may be  black  or the  same  color as  the binding of  the  hood. 

Hoods  are  made  of  material identical  with  the  gown  and  are  line d  in  the  official  academic 

color of the  institution  conferring the  degree .  If the  institution  has  more  than one  c olor, 
the  chevron  is  used to  introduce  the  second  color.  Colored velvet  or velveteen binds  the 
hoods  and  indicates  the  department or faculty  to  which  the  degree  pertains . 

Historical  associations  of  color  have  been  continued to  signify the  various  faculties. 
Arts and  letters  can be  recognized  by  the  white,  taken from  the  traditional  whit e  fur  trim 
ming of the Oxford  and  Cambridge  Bachelor of  Arts  hoods.  Red,  long traditional of the 
church,  indicates  theology .  The  royal  purple  of the  King's  court  signifies  law .  The  green 
of medicinal  herbs  immediately  identifies  a  medical  degree.  Philosophy  is  signified by 
the  color  of  wisdom  and  truth,  blue.  Because through  research untold  wealth  has  been 
rele ased  to  the  world,  science  is  identified by  golden  y e llow.  Oxford  pink  indicates  music 
and  russet brown,  the  color of dress  worn  by ancient  English fore sters,  indi c ates  forestry 

The  wording of  the  degree  determines  the  color of the  velvet  of the  hood.  For e xample. 
a  Master of Science  in  Engineering would  be  signified by  golde n-yellow  (science )  instead of 
the  orange  of  Engineering.  A  Bachelor of  Engineering would  wear the  orange  of  Engineer 
ing. 

At  Michigan State  College,  it  is  customary to  identify the  bac h elo rs graduating from 
the  different  departments  of  study by  tassels of the  official  department  color  as  es tablishe d 
by  the  Intercolle giate  Code . 

The  colors  are: 

Maize  -SCHOOL OF  AGRICULTURE 

Russet  - Forestry 

Maroon- SCHOOL OF BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE 

Orange  -SCHOOL OF  ENGINEERING 

Blac k  -SCHOOL OF HOME  ECONOMICS 

SCHOOL  OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS 

Whit e  - Arts 

Pink- Music 

Golde n  Yellow  - Science 

Gray  - SCHOOL  OF VETERINARY  MEDICIN E 

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Class  Roster 

1951-1952 

This  includes  the  names  of  those  c andi dates for 

degrees  Dece mb er  1951  - Septe mb er  I 95 2  inclusive 

Honors  are  indi cated,  e x cept 

for  Summe r  S c hoo l  Graduates 

SCHOOL 

• 
• 
0  F 

Agriculture 

DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

Henry Adamski 

Agricultural  Education;  Standish 

Ralph  Veneklasen Adolph 
Horticulture;  Algonac 

Henry  Sines  Airgood 

Agricultural  Education;  Flint 

Richard  William  Akans 

Horticulture;  Belleville 

Thomas  Anthony  Alexsy 

Forest  Products;  Dearborn 

Joseph  Edward Andrews 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Nashville 

Hassan  Issa  Attar 

Agricultural  Economics ; 

Hauran,  Syria 
John Herbert  Avery 

Agricultural  Education; 

Nashville 

Donald  Awai 

Horticulture;  Honolulu,  Hawaii 

James  Dwight  Ballard 

Agricultural  Extension; 

Onondaga 

Bernard Ketmann  Barber 

Forest  Products;  Millington 

George  Hale  Bartlett,  Jr. 

Agricultural  Extension;  Midland 

Donald  Frederick Bartz 

Horticulture;  Stevensville 

Betty Jean Baum 

Horticulture;  B e lleville 

James  Henry  Bause 

Agricultural  Edu c ation; 

North  Webster,  Indiana 

* Durwood William  Beatty 

Farm  Crops ;  Otte r  Lake 

Howard  Douglas  Bernson 

Agricultural  Edu c ation;  Flushing 

Ivan  Warren  Berry 

Animal  Husbandry;  Detroit 

Delbert  Lewis  Bie rlein 

Soil  Science;  Flushing 

Alan  James Billings 

Land  and  Water  Conservation; 

Grand  Rapids 
C harles  D .  Binkley 

Agricultural  Mechanics; 

Vandalia 

A rthur  Warren Bloomer 

Forestry;  Grand  Rapids 

John Joe  Bondarenko 

Agricultural  Extension;  Akron 

Daniel  Francis  Bonner 
Forestry;  Wayne 
Jam es Gregory Brand 

Agricultural  Mechanics; 

Dearborn 
Alvin  I.  Braudo 

Agri c ultural  Edu cation; 

Benton  Harbor 

Charles  William  Brill 
Poultry  Husbandry; 

Brooklyn,  New  York 

John  William  Brown, Jr . 

Animal  Husbandry;  South  Haven 

Maxwell  William  Brown,  Jr . 
Agricultural  Education; 

Lawrence 
James John  Brozovic h 

Horticulture;  Grand  Rapids 

* With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

The  c andidat es  will  be  presented by  DEAN  ERNEST  LEE  ANTHONY 

Frederick  Frank Brunner 
Horticulture;  Custer 
George  Clifford Buchfink 

Robe rt  Squire  Cushman 

Fore st  Products;  Owosso 

Elwin  G .  Darling 

Agricultural  Extension;  Jackson 

Agri c u ltural  Education;  Ovid 

Harold  Richard  Buckenmeyer 
Agricultural  Extension; 
Swanton,  Ohio 

Walter  William  Budzynski 
Soil  Science ;  Fountain 

John Ross  Bulger 

Forest  Products;  Flint 

Robert  Earl Bull 

Horticulture;  Detroit 

Luther Carl Burnett 

Urban  Planning;  Detroit 

Jack  Butterfield 

Land  and  Water Conse rvation; 

Muskegon 

Gene  Neil  Cadwell 

Forest Products;  Benton  Harbor 

tivan  P.  Camp 

Agricultural  Education; 

Bronson,  Kansas 

Robert  L.  Campbell 

Forestry;  Cambridge,  Ohio 

Jerome  Joseph  Carroll 
Forest  Products; 

Chicago,  Illinois 
William  Maywood  Carter 

Agricultural  Educat ion; 
Breckenridge 

Robert  Herman  Chaffin 

Agri c ultural  Mechanics;  Alma 

William Ore! Champney 

Agricultural  Edu cation; 
Swartz  Creek 

Robe rt James  Chapman 

Animal  Husbandry;  Flint 

Nai  Lin  Chin 

Soil S c ienc e;  Tientsin,  China 

Francis  Fook  Tan  Ching 

Horticulture;  Honolulu,  Hawaii 

Charles  F.  Christ 

Horticulture;  Belleville 
Robert  Augustus  Christian 

Forest  Products; 

Russellville,  Arkan s as 

*Burr Clark,  Jr. 
Dairy;  Howell 
James  Peter  Clasper 
Horticulture;  Flint 

Glenn  Allan  Cline 

Landscape  Architecture ;  Saginaw 

* Abraham  N.  Cohen 

Agric ultural  Econom ics ; 
Troy,  New  York 

Warren  Jay  Cook 

Soil Science;  Traverse  City 

Kenneth  Robins  Coon 

Fore s t  Products ;  Saginaw 

Rob e rt K.  Coulston 

Economics ;  Harbor  B e a c h 

Thomas Owen Cowell 

William  Joseph  Davis 

For e stry;  De troit 

John  Clifford  Davison 

Landscape  Ar c hitec tllre;  Alp e na 

Donald  Jam e s  DeKeys e r 

Agricultural  Education; 

Rapid  River 

Lino  Della-Bianc a 

Fore stry;  Akron,  Ohio 

Harry L ee  De nsmore 
Dairy;  Elw e ll 

We ndell  Ralph  Dickinson 

Agricultural  Edu cation; 
Ontario,  New  York 

Jos e ph  Andrew  Ditzhazy 

Fore stry;  Trout  Cree k 

Ross  Dobb e rt e en 

Agricultural  Economi c s ; 

Whit e  Plains,  Ne w  York 

William  Edmond  Dows e tt 

Horti c ulture ;  South  Lyon 

Ri c hard  All e n  Doxe n 

Fishe rie s  and  Wildlife ; 

Marce line ,  Mis s ouri 

Mal co l m  Cana n  Drummond 
Urban  Planning;  De troit 

Lor e n  S.  Drury 

Agri c ultural  Exte nsion; 

B e nnington 
Thomas  E.  Dunkin 

Animal  Husbandry;  Lafayette , 

Indiana 

Ge orge  Lippinc ott  Durgin 

Farm  Crops;  Palmy ra,  Ne w  J e rs e y 

Will i am  Robe rt  Eckstrom 

Agricultural  Education;  Grant 

Carl K e ith  Eich e r 

Agricultural  Econom i cs; 

Newbe rry 

Ralph  Frank  Ei c hhorn,  Jr . 

Fore stry;  Wisconsin  Rapids, 

Wisconsin 

Arthur Olav  Enger 

Fishe ri e s  and  Wildlife ;  Posen 

John  Edward  Faas 

Food  T e chnology;  Central  Lake 

Donald  Clare  Farrington 

Agricultural  Mechanic s; 

Haz e l  P a rk 

Phili p  Maurice  Feingo  d 

Soil  Scie n ce ;  Denve r,  Co lorado 

De m e t e r  Ge orge  F e rtis 

Urban  Planning;  Athe ns,  Gr eece 

Edward  Finch 

Agricultural  Edu c at ion ;  Mio 

James  Gordon  Finley 

Horti c ultur e ;  Adri a n 
tJam e s  Crampton  Finn,  Jr . 

Horticulture ;  Suttons  B a y 

Agri c ultural  Education;  Glad s tone 

Ne al  Lloyd  First 

Richard  Donn  Cranor 

Agricultural  Education;  Dunde e 

James  Arthur  Crawford 

Agricultural  Education; 
Grand  Ledge 
* Floyd  Harve y  Curtis 

Forestry;  Wayne 

Animal  Hu s bandry;  Ionia 

Jam e s  He nry  Follm e r 

Forest  Products;  Milw a uk ee, 

Wisconsin 
Ray mond  C e d e r e k  Fortune 

Dairy;  Craftsbury,  Ve rmont 

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SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE  (Continued) 

Duane  Roy Gaunt 

Agricultural  Mechanics ;  Manton 

Robert  Worth George 

Soil  Science;  Onekama 

Adelbert  Erwin Gie c he 

Forest Produ cts ;  Grosse  Pointe 

John  Harvey Grave s 

Forest Products :  Akron .  Ohio 

Thomas  Francis  Greel e y 

Land  and Water  Conservation; 

St .  Albans,  New  York 

Edwin  John Gree ne 

Farm  Crops;  Jackson 

'James  E.  Griffin 

Forest  Produ cts;  Detroit 

*Keith Norrell Griffin 

Agri c ultural  Edu cation; 

Napoleon 

Stanley George Grodski 

Farm  Crops;  Riverhead,  Long 

Island,  New  York 
Charles  Wilson Grune r 

Animal  Husbandry;  Col dwater 

Robert  Plimpton  Guyot ,  Jr. 
Agricultural  Extension; 

Pleasant Ridge 

Robe rt  Mi chael  Haight 

Agri c ultural  Edu cation ; 

Mt.  Ple asant 

Richard  Arthur Hall 

Agri cultural  Exte nsion;  Clio 

John  Paul  Halle c k 

L a nds cape  Architecture ; 
E lizabeth,  Ne w  J e r sey 

Richard  Lewis  Hans e n 

Fred  Eugene  Howe 

Animal Husbandry;  Brooklyn 

Jerome Hull,  Jr . 

Horticulture ;  Canfield,  Ohio 

* Robert  George  Husband 

Animal Husbandry;  Detroit 

Corliss Irvin Ingels 

James  Francis  Linnane 

Forest Products ;  Brighton, 

Massachusetts 

tWerner J .  Lipton 

Horticulture ;  Detroit 

* Eugene  Lockwood 

Agricultural  Extension;  Galesburg 

Horticulture;  Henry,'  Illinois 

Saeed K .  Lodhi 

Lee  Michael  Jahnke 

Fisheries and Wildlife ;  Alpena 

James Henry Jessop 

Agricultural  Education;  Byron 

John Jocham,  Jr . 

Agricultural  Mechanics; 

Lahore,  Pakistan 

John Gerard Lucas 

Farm  Crops ;  Felch 
Eberhard Allred  Maier 

Agricultural  Education;  Clifford 

Horticulture;  Grosse Pointe 

*Victor  Alan  Jones 
Dairy;  Lansing 

Max  Josowitz 

Agricultural  Economics ;  Brooklyn, 

New  York 

Re uben  M.  Kaarre 

Agricultural  Education;  Calumet 

Ele anor  Francis Kaswiner 

Animal  Husbandry;  Little Silver, 

New  Jersey 

John  Anthony Kathrein 

Forest Products;  Palatine, 

Illinois 

Robert Owen Kenworthy 

Dairy;  Crown  Point,  Indiana 

William  Louis Kickbusch 
Forestry;  Escanaba 

John Kiers,  Jr. 

Farms 

Thomas  James  Malarnphy,  Jr . 

Animal Husbandry;  Cumberland, 

Maryland 
Robert  Paul  Malcornnson 

Agricultural  Mechanics; 

Beaverton 

Harvey  Duane  Marlowe 

Forestry;  Grand  Rapids 

Calvin George  Martin 

Forest Products;  Traverse  C ity 

Samuel  Martin 

Agricultural  Extension; 
Herrin,  Illinois 

Stuart William  McCullough 
Forestry;  Highland  Park 

Kennett  Harry McKay 

Forest Products;  Pigeon 

Forest Products;  Saylesville, 

Earl  McLeod 

Animal Husbandry;  Unionville, 

Agricultural  Economics;  Adrian 

New  York 

Charles  Milton  Hargrave 

Forest  Produ cts ;  Detroit 

Jam es  Arthur  Harri s ,  Jr . 

Forest  Produ cts ;  Port Huron 

Maynard  Duane  Hastay 

Horti c ulture;  De troit 

Charles  E .  Haugh 

Fore st  Products;  Grayling 

Anthony  Emil  Havlik 

Agricultural  Edu cation; 

Whitehall 

John Hugh  Hawley 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Ontonagon 
Jere Maxwell  Hazle tt 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Royal Oak 
John Joseph Hedderrnan 

Fore st  Products;  Albany, 

New  York 
John  L .  Hefner 

Agricultural  Education; 
Huntington,  Indi ana 

Roy  Stanton He intz 

Forest  Produ cts ;  Chi cago, Illinois 

Harry William  He merling,  Jr . 

Forestry;  Bay  City 
Wilbur  E ~an Hende rshott 

Horticulture;  Grand  Rapids 

John  Christion Herbstreit 

Poultry Husbandry;  Grand .Ledge 

Ronald  Keith  He s che 

Rhode  Island 

Richard Kay Kindinger 

Robert  LeRoy Klingbail 

Farm  Crops;  Midland 

Elmer Kenneth Klumpp 
Soil  Science;  Hersey 

Glen Burton Koths 

Hortic ulture ;  Taylor Center 

Paul  Martin Kreiner 

Farm  Management;  Davison 

Stanle y  Sebastian Kresge,  Jr. 

Agricultural  Economics;  Detroit 

Arthur  Frank Kriesrnan 

Forest Products;  Freehold, 

New  Jers e y 
*William  F.  Kruger 

Dairy;  Lansing 
Harold  T .  Kurisu 

Landscape  Architecture; 
Hakalau,  Hawaii 
He nry  Joseph LaBrosse 

Bay  City 

Jack  Edgar  Laird 

Forest Products ;  Wakefield 

Robert  Dean  Lambert 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Lake Odessa 

Fred  Lax 

Agricultural  Education; 
Mt .  Clemens 

Mi c hael  John Leen 

Agricultural  Extension; 

East  Detroit 

Edward  Robert  Lehecka 

Agricultural  Edu cation;  Lowell 

Land  and  Water  Conservation; 

Jam e s  He nry  Hi ckey 

Landscape  Architecture ;  Saginaw 

Wyandotte 
*Jean Brown  Lentz 

Joan Jane  Higbe e 

Horticulture;  Ionia 
Lawrence  Gill e spie  Hills 

Agricultural  Extension; Standish 

Allen Jerome  Leweke 

Forest Produ cts ;  Lansing 

Agricultural  Economics ;  Bangor 

Jam e s  Lewis  Leyrnon 

John  Recer  Hoinville ,  Jr . 
Da i ry ;  Cas s opolis 
Al bert William  Hosner 

Dairy;  Gillespie ,  Illino is 

Fores t  Produ cts;  Glen  Arbor 

Alden  He nry  Libby 

Agric ultural  Mechanics; 

Hampden,  Massachusetts 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

16 

Agricultural  Education;  Alpena 

tGeorge  Alvin  McManus ,  Jr . 

Horticulture;  Traverse  City 

David  Albert  Mean 

Forest Products;  Birmingham 

Delbert  George  Meister 
Soil  Science;  Kaleva 

Charles  Allen  Me nke 

Agricultural  Education; 

Stephenson 

Rodney  Clark Mercker 

Forestry;  Washington,  D.C. 

Donald  William  Metivier 

Land and  Water  Conservation; 
Manitowoc,  Wisconsin 

B e rnard John  Mettler 

Fore st Products ;  Fort Wayne , 

Indiana 

Paul  Raymond  Mezynski 
Soil  Science;  Ravenna 
Victor  Rasmus  Mickelsen 

Forest Products;  Glen  Ellyn, 

Robert  Lawrence  Mikulich 

Land and Water  Conservation; 

Traunik 
Carl Peterson  Miller 

Horticulture;  Riverside,  Illinois 

John Wilson  Miller 

Dairy;  Cambridge  City,  Indiana 

Leslie  Eugene  Miller 

Forest Products;  Grand Haven 

Kenneth  Rodney  Miracle 

Forestry;  Green Bay,  Wis consin 

* Torn  John  Mracek 

Land and Water .Conservation; 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Gerald William  Neese 

Animal  Husbandry;  Detroit 

Robert William  Newell 

Dairy;  Yale 

David  Carl Ochsner 

Land  and  Wate r  Conservation; 

LaPorte,  Texas 
Ke nneth  Edward Ohmer 
Soil  Science;  Lansing 

Land and Water  Conservation; 

Illinois 

Agricultural  Economics;  Detroit 

John  Robert  Scerbak 

Forest  Products ;  Ludington 

Katsumi  Richard Okamoto 

Food  Technology;  Chicago, 

Illinois 

Francis Joseph Orszag 

Forest Products ;  Painesville, 

Ohio 

Charles  E.  Osborne 

Forestry;  Highland  Park 

John  Thomas Osborne 
Dairy;  Royal  Oak 
Donald  Earl Osgood 

Urban  Planning;  St.  Johns 

Jack  Stuart Ostrander 

Forest  Products ;  Woodstock, 

Illinois 

Jack  Herman Ott 

Forestry;  Grand  Haven 

James  Edward Overly 

Agricultural  Education;  Detroit 

Harvey  Daniel  Pallister 

Agricultural  Education; 

Central  Lake 
Leonard  Anthony  Pancheri 
Soil Science;  Vulcan 
Gerald Clyde  Pangborn 
Forestry;  Levering 
Edward  Charles  Paszek 

Agricultural  Extension; 

Hatfield,  Massachusetts 

Mark  D .  Paul 

Harold  T .  Pinks a 

Horticulture;  Lansing 

Al  George  Plunge 

Agricultural  Education; 

Benton Harbor 
Robert  Henry  Poddig 

Forest Products;  Grand  Rapids 

Curtiss  Alan  Pollari 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Ironwood 

Dwaine  N .  Polzin 

Agric ultural  Economics ; 

Grand  Blanc 

* Ray  Eugene  Poynor 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Benzonia 
Robert  Lee  Price  II 

Horticulture;  Rochester, 

New  York 
Joseph  William  Quinlan 

Forest Products;  Johnstown, 

New  York 

'' Me rcedes  Heinen  Rakestraw 

Horticulture;  Royal Oak 

Joseph  Paul  Randolph 

Agricultural  Education; 

Port Huron 
Rob ert  Edmund  Reaume 

Animal  Husbandry;  Dearborn 

Ri chard  R.  Reed 

Dairy;  Columbus,  Ohio 

Rupert  R .  Reinhart 

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE  (Continued) 

Donald  Angus  Ross 

Soil Science;  Lansing 

John  Page  Roth 

Horticulture ;  Belding 
Harvey  Earl Rowbotham 
Dairy;  Port Huron 

John Vincent  Rufus 

Forest  Products;  Detroit 

Harold Jay  Ruhstorfer 
Dairy;  Bay City 
Lauren King Sackrider 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Battle Creek 

Edward Sadilek 

Agricultural  Education; 

Chesaning 

Richard Glenn Sage 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Swartz  Creek 

John  Sak 

Agricultural  Education;  Lapeer 

Ge orge  John Salata 

Forest  Products;  Chicago, 

Illinois 
Jack Clinton  Sanderson 

Agricultural  Education; 

Fowlerville 

*John Calvin Saylor,  Jr . 

Horticulture;  Aspinwall, 

Francis  Roger  Smith 

Agricultural  Education;  Hopkins 

*Lawrence Hubert  Smith 

Agricultural  Education;  Jackson 

Willis  E.  Smith 

Dairy;  Adrian 
Frank George Sonoc 

Forest Products ;  Ypsilanti 

Donald  Eisele Spencer 

Land and  WOlter  Conservation; 

Glen  Rock,  New  Jersey 

Ge rald  Elmer Sprenger 
Forestry;  Coleman 

Harry  David  Sterling 

Forestry;  Johnstown, 
P e nnsylvania 

John .Earl  Stewart 

Soil  Science;  Detroit 

Robert  Euge ne  Stinson 

Forest Products ;  White  Pigeon 

William  David  Striffler 

Forestry;  New  Balti more 

* Lester Robert  Strong 

Food  Technology;  Grand  Rapids 

*John  Robert  Summe rs 

Agricultural  Education; 

Pinconning 
Harold  William  Swanbe rg 

Forest Products;  Chatham 

Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania 

Clifford  Don  Swanson 

Agricultural  Economics;  Ecors e 

* Dale  Ve rnon  Swee t 

Charles  Graham  Schadt 

Forest  Products;  Dowagiac 

Caryl Arthur Schaefer 
Horticulture;  Sparta 
Robe rt  Richard  Schaefe r 

Horti c ulture;  Lansing 

Edwin  Arnold  Tapio 

Agr icultural  Education;  Chasse ll 

*Gurdon  Lucius  Tarbox ,  Jr. 

Forestry;  Toledo,  Ohio 

Agricultural  Education;  Newberry 

John Gle n  Thei s e n 

* Dale  Herbert Schairer 

Agricultural  Education;  Ann  Arbor 

Soil  Scie nce;  Saginaw 
Walfred Sigurd  Tollefson 

Leo  A .  Scheffler 

Agricultural  Education;  L'Ans e 

Agricultural  Education;  Alden 

M ilton  Jame s  Tomkinson 

Robert  William  Scheffler 

Horticulture;  Benton  Harbor 

George  Vincent  Schichte l 

Horticulture;  Orchard Park, 

New  York 
Joseph  Calvin  Schroeder 

Horticulture;  Egg  Harbor, 

New  Jersey 

* Melvin  Marti n  Schuman 

Horticulture;  Dearborn 

Duane  Francis Seelye 

Agricultural  Education; 

Montrose 
Alton  Harry  Se id 

Forest  Products;  Rockland 

James  E.  Seymour 

Forest  Products;  Battle  Creek 

Lawrence  Sanders  Shepard 

Fore st  Products;  Ro c hester 

Benjamin Clinton  Sherrill 
Forestry;  Watersmeet 

Agricultural  E conomi c s ;  Clio 

De an  Stewart  Tribby 

Agricultural  Edu cation;  Concord 

John He rbe rt  Trustdorf 

Land  and  Wate r  Conservation; 

Dove r,  Ohio 

Norman Osborn  Tubb s 

Land and  Wate r  Conservation; 

Grand  Rapids 
* Charle s  M .  VanAke n 

Poultry  Husbandry;  Eaton  Ra pids 

John  Elwood  Vande rvoort 

Forest  Products ;  Coloma 
*William  Robe rt  Van  Dre sser 
Dairy;  Grosse  Pointe 
Wallace  Cropsey Van  Houte n 
Agricultural  Educ ation; 

Orange burg,  New  York 

Robe rt Van Klompenb erg 

Agricultural  Education; 

James town 
Marvin  Van  Tuin e n 

Anim al  Husbandry;  Grand  Ra pids 

Howard  Albert  Vollbr echt 

Soil  Sc ience;  Highland  Park 

He nry  John  Voorhees 

Forest  Produ cts ;  Grand  Ra pids 

tRob e rt Vanc e  Wagley 

Agri c ultural  Education;  Lansing 

Robe rt  Earl Wa ite 

Agri cultural  Edu cation;  Irons 

Adalbert  John  Wantroba 

Forest  Products ;  Chicago, 

Illinois 
R ic hard  Gu e r in  Ward 

Forest Produ ct s;  Farmington 

Walt e r  We gryn 

Fores try;  Linde n,  Ne w  J e rs e y 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife;  Big  Run, 

Obe r  Lincoln  Shuey 

P e nnsylvania 
Donald  Duane  Rice 

Agricultural  Education;  Leonidas 

Rex  Ge rald  Richardson 

Horticulture;  Lansing 

Fred James  Riley 

Horti c ulture;  Mears 

tGale George  Ripma 

Dairy;  Grand  Rapids 
Maurice  Clare n ce  Robe rts 

Agricultural  Mechani c s; 

Springfield,  Ohio 
Ri c hard  Edward  Shurbert 

Land  and  Wate r  Conservation; 
Oshkosh,  Wisconsin 

Sanford Otis  Silver 

Forestry;  Grand  Rapids 

Ge nes io  Anthony Simotti 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Ro c he ste r,  New  York 

Agricultural  Extension;  Ke-nt  City 

John  A .  Sinclair 

Augustus  James  Rogers  III 

Agricultural  Economics;  Beulah 

Za rl  Robert  Rose 

Agricultural  Education; 

South  Lyon 

Agricultural  Education; 

Middleville 

*Gl e ndon  Will iam Smalley 

Forest  Products ;  Bridgeton, 

New  Jersey 

*With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

17 

SCHOOL  OF  AGRICULTURE  (Continued) 

John  Whittemore  Weis 

Landscape  Architecture; 
Evanston,  Illinois 

Glen  C 0  Welch 

Agricultural  Education; 

Litchfield 
Garrett  Earl Wheaton 

Agricultural  Education;  Eagle 

George  Martin Whitson 

Forest  Products;  East  Lansing 

Richard  Behrens Wiest 

Forestry;  Grand  Rapids 

tJane  Evelyn  Williams 

Agricultural  Extension; 

Marlette 

Wayne  Gregory Willmeng 

Irving  Rudolph  Wyeth 

Land and  Water  Conservation; 

Agricultural  Extension;  Lansing 

Benton Harbor 

James  Samuel  Willoughby 

Animal  Husbandry;  Detroit 

* Leland  Stanley Wittwer 

Dairy;  Belleville,  Wisconsin 

John Bartram  Woodruff 
Forestry  Products; 
Watervliet 

Andrew  Arnold Wuotila 

Agricultural  Education; 

Floodwood,  Minnesota 

Russell  Leon  Wyma 

Urban Planning;  Grandville 

Simon  Arthur  Yerrat 

Land  and  Water  Conservation; 

Lincoln  Park 

Richard  James  Ziehm 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Gagetown 
Clair  Dirk Zwiep 

Horticulture;  Holland 

DEGRE E  OF  BACHELOR OF SCIENCE  IN  FORESTRY 

William  Woodward  Calvert 

Montreal,  Quebec,  Canada 

Joseph Andrew  Ditzhazy 

Trout  Creek 
Burton  Lewis  Essex 

Ionia 

Harley  Fox  Gantz 

Sharon,  Pennsylvania 

Harry William  Hemerling,  Jr 0 

Karl  Winslow  Spelman 

Bay  City 

Robert  Franklin  Mainone 

Ravenna 

Robert  Norwood  McCombs 

Jackson 

William  Robert  Paddock 

Cleveland,  Tennessee 

Adrian 

William  David  Striffler 

New  Baltimore 

Raymond  George  Weidner 

Cleveland  Heights,  Ohio 

LeRoy Winfield  Whitman 

Silver Spring,  Maryland 

, 

'' With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

18 

• 

SCHOOL 

0  F 

DEGRE E  OF  BACHELOR OF  ARTS 

Jame s  Ri chard  Abe r c rombie 
Journali s m;  Kingsford 

Thoma s  Jam es  Ac ton 

Hot e l,  R estau rant  and  G e n e ral 
Institutional  Manage m e nt; 
Monro e 
Carol  Elaine  Adams 
Business;  De troit 
Onalee  Mari e  Adams 

So c ial  Se rvi ce;  Caro 

Robe rt Geo rge  Adams 
Economic s;  Flint 
Earl  M.  Alexande rson 

Bu s iness  Administration; 
Buffalo,  N ew  York 

Abdul  Wahab  Mohammed  AlKa s ab 
Accounting;  Baghdad,  I raq 

Gardner  Philip  Allen ,  Jr. 

A ccounting;  Birmingham 

Mile s  Nathan i e l  Allen,  Jr . 

Bu sine ss;  Saginaw 

Philip  Brown  Alle n 

Bu s ine ss;  Birmingham 

Donald  D.  Allison 

Business;  Baldw in 
Paul  William  Allman 

Hot e l  Administration; 

Eldon,  Iowa 
L eo nard  Thomas  Alpers 

Bu sin ess ;  Trave rse  City 

Woodward  Windle  Ames 

E c onomi cs;  Bronxville, 

New  York 

* Alan  D.  Anderson 

Bu sin ess;  Three  R i ve rs 
C harl es  Nicholas  An de rson 

Hot e l ,  R es taurant  and  Ge n e ral 
In s titutional  Manage m ent; 
Saginaw 
Orville  E.  Anderson 

Business;  Harri s vill e 

Pauly  Anna  And e rson 
Journalism;  Flint 
*Q u e ntin  L e roy  An derson 
Bus iness ;  De troit 

Fr e de ri c k  N e vin  Andreae ,  Jr . · 

Bu sine ss ;  Yal e 

Thomas  Angeli 

Hote l  Admini s trat ion ;  Iron  Rive r 

* Joyc e  Marjorie  Armitage 

Economics;  E ast  Lan s ing 

Dale  James  Arnold 

Journalism;  Lansing 

Fr e d  St e v e n  A ss ing 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  G e n e ra l 
Ins titutional  Management; 
Cl eveland,  Ohio 

Karl  Loren  Atkins 
Bu siness;  Flint 
Martha  Jane  Atkins 

So c ial  Se rvi ce ;  Flint 
Geo rge  Jaffery  Aucht e rlonie 
Bu s in ess ;  B i rmingham 

Robe rt  Allan  Bab co ck 
Jo u rnali s m ;  Flint 
Ameal  E lme r  Bac hmann 
So c ial  Se rvi ce;  Flint 

Donald  Paul  Baillos 

Economics;  Lan s ing· 
Donald  Fre d e ri c k  Baldwin 

Business;  Or c hard  Lake 

'' With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Business  and  Public  Service 

The  c andidate s  will  b e  pr e se nted  by  DEAN  HERMAN  JACOB  WYNGARD E N 

Irving  Baldwin 

Journalism;  Ro c hes t e r , 

N ew  York 

Edwa r d  Me rr i ll  Ballantyne 

E c onomi cs;  Flint 

John Jr.  Barnes 

Journalism;  L e sli e 
Robe rt  Thoma s  B a rr e tt 

Journalism;  East  L a n sing 

Haig  Harry Barsam 

Business;  Corcoran, 
California 
Dillon  A.  Bartle tt 

Busine ss  Education;  Ros e vill e 

Joseph  P .  Barzotti 

* Athanasion  L e o  Bolanes 

B u s iness  Educat ion;  Flint 

Gordon  J ames  Bolitho 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

Nancy Jane  Boude man 

Journalis m;  Kalamazoo 

Nan cy  Ann  Bourns 

So cial Se rvic e;  So ut h  L yon 

Robert  John  Bow e n 

Jou rnalism;  Mi dland 
William  Ru ssell  Bow e r 

Ac co unting;  Fort  Way n e ,  Indiana 

Carl  Ray  Brannock 

Journalism;  Uti c a 
Ge raldine  Mari e  B r e e n 

Publi c  Administration;  De troit 

Social  Se rvi ce;  Fai r mo nt, 

Raymond  Edward  Basso 
Journalism ;  Owosso 
De an  Robert  Batchelor 
Eco nomi cs;  Owos s o 
William  Cornelius  B eck e r 

Public  Administration;  De troit 

John  Arnold  B eck e tt 

Bu s iness;  Battle  Cr ee k 

Ru ssell  H .  B ec kwith 

Econom ics;  Mt.  Morris 

Thomas  Paul  B e dnarek 

Busin ess  Admini s tration ; 

Grand  Rapids 

Edward  G .  B e lyea 

Public  Administration; 

L e xingto n,  Massa c hus e tt s 

Geo rge  Edw in  B e nne tt 

Business;  Mt.  C l e m e n s 

Mar gare t  Anne  B enn e tt 

Social  Servi ce;  De troit 

Robe rt  A .  B e nne t t 

Journal is m;  De troit 

V.  Ward  B e nne tt,  Jr. 

Hotel,  Restaurant  aqd  Ge n e ral 
In s titutiona l  Manage m e nt ; 
Fredonia ,  New  York 

Rob e rt Joseph B e nson 
Journali s m ;  Flint 
Kenne th  Domoni c  B e n zie 
·  •  Bu s iness;  Norway 
Donald  Lave rn  B e rg 

Bu sin ess  Administration ; 

Trave r se  City 

Ric hard  He rndon  Berge r 

J o urnal ism;  Three  Rive r s 

Arthur  Rue b e n  B er gquist 
Publi c  Administration; 

Stamba ugh 

Bruce  Ri c hard  B es t 
Bu sin ess ;  Holly 

Wilfre d  Mil ton  B e tte rly 
Journalism;  Byron 

Evelyn  Mari e  B e vin s 

Journalism;  Canada,  Kentu cky 

Julia ·Mahe r  Bilkey 

Journali s m;  Ishp e ming 

<• Ward  Evans  B lain e 
Business;  Flint 
Elaine  Dea  Blakely 

Journali s m ;  Gibra lt a r  Village 

Jo seph  William  Blythe  III 

Business  Administration; 

Royal  Oak 

Molly  Margare t  Bo e lio 

Journalism;  Lansing 

19 

Minneso ta 
Char les  J.  Bre t z 

E co nom ics;  La n s ing 

tRob e rt  Ma c Farland  Briggs,  Jr. 

A ccounting;  E ri e,  P e n n sylvania 

Roland  Jack  B rinks 

Business;  J e ni so n 
Mary  P atric ia  Broa dd u s 

Jo urnalism;  Ro yal  Oak 
David  Lawren ce  Brown  III 

Hot e l,  R e s ta urant  a nd  Ge n e r al 
In sti tutio na l  Mana g e m e nt; 
Riverside ,  Illinois 

Philip  Alan  Brow n 

Public  Administration; 
B e nto n  Harbo r 

Ralph  L eslie  Bro wn 

Hot el,  Res taurant  a n d  Ge n e ra l 
In stitutional  Manage m e nt; 
Det r o it 
Earl W.  Bruc e 

Business;  Flint 

William  Frank  Brum b a um 

Bu si ne ss;  Benton  Harbor 

Rob e rt  L e e  B ullard 

Journal is m;  Alp e n a 

Em e r so n  Ralph  Bunn 
Busine ss;  De tro i t 

Walt e r  Ke nne th  Bunting,  Jr. 

Econo mi cs;  Jac kson 
Thomas  Euge n e  Burridge 
Bu sin e ss;  De troit 
Ow e n  Harrison Burt 

Hotel,  Resta ur a nt  and  General 
.In s titutional  Manage m e nt ; 
De tro it 

William  K ay  Burton 
Busines s;  De troit 
Jacquelyn  Ann  Bush 

Busi ness ;  Mu s ke gon 

Ja c k  Caswell  Bushong 
Busine s s;  Mu s k e go n 
Cal vi n  Coolidge  Busw e ll 

Ho t el ,  R e s taura nt  a n d  Ge n e ral 
In stitutiona l  Manage m e nt ; 
Lakewood,  New  J e r sey 

tSamuel  Butte rklee 

Hot e l  Ad ministratio n;  Wh ite 
Plain e,  N e w  York 

Willi a m  G.  Byrne 

E co nomi cs;  Holt 
De an  Sand e rs  Cady 

E conomi c s ;  Sagi naw 

Paul  E dwa rd  Cahow 

Bus iness;  Dea rborn 

SCHOOL  OF BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

Richard  Byers  Calder 

Business;  Sault  Ste .  Marie 

Robert  Stratton  Callis 

Hot e l,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Clarksburg,  West  Virginia 

Herman C.  Campbell 

Business;  East  Detroit 

' ' John  Kelly  Campbell 

Business  Administration; 

Grand  Rapids 

Kenneth  Campbell,  Jr. 
Journalism;  Detroit 

James  Ross  Cannon 

Economics;  De troit 
Leonard  Richard  Carlson 

Journalism;  Fowlerville 

* William  Arthur  Carlson 

Publi c  Administration;  De troit 

Joseph  Russell  Carrow 
Journalism;  Clare 

David  Johnson Catrow,  Jr . 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Robert  J.  Cavanaugh 

Business;  Bay  City 

Floyd  Ellsworth  Chall e nder 
Bu siness;  Grand  Ledge 

* Monica  King!Lan  Chen 

Business  Education;  HongKong, 

China 

David  Louis  Cherry 

Journalism;  Spring  Valley, 

N ew  York 
Roland  Leon  Chetter 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Alan  Douglas  Childs 

Economics;  Saginaw 

Paul  Walter  Christon 

Economics;  Birmingham 

Dorothy  Clark 

· 

Social  Servi ce;  Saginaw 

Edgar  John Clark 

Business;  Port  Austin 
Millard Webster  Cleveland . 

Bu s ines s;  He nsl ey,  Arkansas 

Norman K e nnedy  Coan 

Business  Administration; 

Wyandott e 

· 

Barbara  Helen  Cochrane 

Accounting;  Aurora,  Illinois 

Richard  Hamilton  Col es 

Journalism;  Grand  Rapids 

George  Richard  Colley,  Jr . 
Business;  Gary,  Indiana 

Lee  Jay  Colling 

Economics ;  Caro 

James  Mason Collins 

Economics ;  Flint 

Richard  A .  Collins 

Bu sin ess;  Alpena 
Jam es  Thomas  Constand 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  Gene ral 
Instit utional  Management; 
Det roit 
C.  Fred  Cook 

Business;  Dea rborn 

'' Dorothy  Cook 

Accounting; · De troit 

Charl es  Kent  Cooke 

Bu sin ess  Education;  Flint 

Gary Kenneth  Cooper 
Business;  Owosso 
Thoma s  William  Cooper 

Accounting;  Lansing 
Charles  Robert  Corbi s hley 
Economics;  Bad  Axe 
*George  Clifford  Corcoran 
J ourn a li s m;  Pontiac 
Rosemary N ester  Corcoran 
Journalism ;  Saginaw 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Evans  Aristidis  Carden 

Business;  Detroit 

Claire  Louise  Coren 

Social  Service;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Tom  Spencer  Corey 

Business;  Plymouth 

Phyllis  Joan  Cornhill 

Business;  Plainwell 

Matias  Alberto  Corro 

Business;  Colon,  Panama 

Richard  Charles  Coulon 

Business ;  Adrian 
tCornelia· Standisk  Courteau 
Journalism;  L o uisville, 

Kentucky 
David  Ralph  Crego 

Business  Administration; 

Lansing 

Arthur  Dunne  Cronin 

Business ;  Detroit 
Aileen  Taube  Crozier 

Journalism;  Detroit 

William  W .  Crozier 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Douglas  Gordon Curley 

Business ;  Detroit 

* William  Monroe  Curren 

Business  Education;  DeWitt 

Grant  Burt  Dalcour 

Accounting;  Saginaw 

Joel  Martin  Dalkin 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Chicago,  Illinois 

Qu e ntin  Waldemar  Danielson 
Business  Administration; 

Ludington 

Fre d  Lee  Davis,  Jr . 

Business;  Detroit 

Jack  Peter  DeBoer 

Business;  Kalamazoo 

James  Edward  Delaney 

Journalism;  Lansing 

George  Peter  Dellis 

Business;  Manistique 

Ri c hard  A .  De  Lys e r 

Ken  Duncan 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Dale Orval  Dunlap 

Accounting;  Flint 

William  Christopher  Dunlop 

Business;  Bay  City 

Robert  Frank  Durfee 
Business;  Detroit 
David  Cameron  Echols 

Social Service;  Richmond, 

Virginia 
Theodore  Robinson  Eck 

Political Science;  East  Lansing 

John  David  Edgerton 

Economics;  Battle  Creek 

Howard  Seymour  Ellias 
Economics ;  Trenton 

Verne  Leslie  Elliott 

Journalism;  Traverse  City 

James  Arthur  Ellis 

Economics;  Royal  Oak 

Robert  Louis  Ellis 

Economics;  Grand  Rapids 

* Richard Staunton  Elsea 

Business;  Allen  Park 

Bernard  Marks  Engel 

Business;  Buffalo,  New  York 

George  Edward  English 
Business;  Bad  Axe 

David  Conn  Eppley 

Business;  Lansing 
Hubert  Arthur  Erickson 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and General 
Institutional  Management; 
Iron  Mountain 

Robert  Carl  Evans 

Business;  Ferndale 

Frederick  William  Fabian,  Jr. 
Journalism;  East  Lansing 

William  Joseph  Fagan 
Business;  Flint 

Robert  Phillip  Fairman 
Business;  Lansing 

Jerome  A.  Farrell 

Business;  Detroit 

Dou glas  Howard  Farrington 

Accounting;  Rochester,  New  York 

Accounting;  Flint 

Francis  Carroll  Devlin 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Boston,  Massa c husetts 

Donald  George  Diamond 

Business;  Monroe 
Gale  DeLyle  Dickinson 

· 

Business;  Tekonsha' 

Ross  Edmund  Doan 

Business;  Bay City 

Daniel  Edward  Doane 

Business;  Belmont 

John  William  Dock 

Journalism;  De troit 

Theodore  Hazen  Doran 
Business;  Detroit 
Royal  Frederick  Dressel 
Economics;  Jackson 

Donald  Roy  Drouillard 
Business;  Algonac 
Robe rt  Harve y  Drouillard 

Business  Administration; 

Algonac 
Warren Olive r  Dru e tzler 

Business  Administration; 

LaGrange ,  Illinoi s 

Raymond  Vandecar  Dukes h e rer 

Busine ss;  B e nton  Harbor 

Aloysius  Anthony  Dunaway 

Business;  Grand  Rapid s 

Howard  William  Duncan 

Business;  East  Lansing 

20 

Jacquelin Johanna  Farrington 
Social  Service;  Lansing 

Loren  Chase  Farw e ll 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

Robert  Richard  Fasold 

Hote l  Administration;  Ardmore, 

Pennsylvania 

Earl Jay  Feldman 

Accounting;  Bay  City 

Margaret  Ann  Fettig 

Journalism;  De troit 

Lois  Claire  Fisher 
* Cever e na  Edith  Fitch 

So cial Service;  Hancock 

Social  Se rvice;  Williamsville, 

New  York 

Ann  Marie  Fl e tche r 

Journalism;  Bay  City 

John  Adam  Flory 

Business;  Lansing 

Paul  Arlen  Flynn 

Public  Administration;  Chicag~, 

Illinois 

Donald  Le e  Foehr 

Hot e l,  Res taurant  and  Ge n e ral 
Institutional  Manage m e nt; 
Portsmouth,  Ohio 

Mary  Louis e  Folge r 

Journalism;  Hillsdale 

'' Jane  Eleanor  Foster 
Business;  Detroit 
Rob e rt  Weller  Fost er 

Business;  East  Lansing 

Theodore  Gilbert  Frank 

Accounting;  Oakwood  Heights, 
Staten Island,  New  York 

VVarren  Henry  Frayne 

Accounting;  Birmingham 

Otis Nathan  French 

Economics;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Henry  Frew 

Business  Administration; 

Royal Oak 

Calvin James  Frey 

Business;  Battle Creek 
*George  Edward  Frost,  Jr. 
Accounting;  Lancaster, 

New York 
Demaris  Ann  Fuller 

Business  Education;  Muskegon 

tMartha  Louise  Fuller 

Accounting;  Bellaire 
Robert  Charles  Gall,  Jr . 
Journalism;  Detroit 
VVilliam  Henry Gallagher 

Journalism;  New  York, New  York 

Patrick VVilliam  Gammon 

Business;  Flint 

Berton Garay 

Business;  Detroit 
James  Albert  Garrity 
Business;  Detroit 
John  Francis  Garrity 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

*VVilson  A.  Gay 

Economics;  Freeland 
Tarrence  Thomas  George 
Journalism;  Iron  River 

Robert  Marvin Gielow 
Economics;  Detroit 
James  VVeldon  Gilbert 

Journalism;  Royal Oak 

Vernon Pershing Gill 

Economics;  Rochester, 

New  York 
Kent  Franklin Gilman 

Journalism;  Kalamazoo 
Arthur  Richard  Goepp,  Jr. 

Business  Administration; 

Saginaw 

Jerry VVhitney  Goering 
Business;  Sparta 
VVilliam  Austin Goold 

Economics;  East Schodack, 

New  York 

tGlen  Eugene  Gordon 

Accounting;  Battle  Creek 

Robert  Joseph Gorman 

Journalism;  Shake r  Heights, Ohio 

Rob ert Charles  Gorrill 

Economics;  Ironwood 

John  Gould,  Jr. 

Economics;  Manistee 

Robert  Ben Gould 

Business;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Robert  Martin Gould 

Business;  Newark,  New  Jersey 

John  Marko  Grandelis 

Business  Administration; 

Ironwood 

Robert  VVilliam  Granzeier 

Bus i ness;  Saginaw 

Herman  Graulich 

SCHOOL OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

Vera Grunman 

Social Service;  Dearborn 

Victor  Marshall  Guernsey 

Journalism;  Fenton 
John Harris Guggenheim 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
New  York,  New  York 

Robert  L .  Guilmette 

Public  Administration; 
Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Arthur  Daniel Hafke 

Business;  Detroit 

Sam  Hagenian 

Business;  Highland  Park 

VValter  Scott  Hager 

James Victor Henry 

Accounting;  Detroit 

Richard  Lyle  Henson 

Journalism;  Dearborn 

Earl Gene  Hilberer 

Business;  Gillespie,  Illinois 

Robert  Harrison Hinkley 
Economics;  Cadillac 
George  Anderson Hockenbury 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  Ge neral 
Institutional  Managem e nt; 

James  La G range  Illino i s 
James Otus  Hodges 

Accounting;  Concord 

* Robert  Hurtt  Hoekstra 

Business ;  Kalamazoo 

Economics;  Buff!l.lo,  New  York 

Shirley  L.  Hoffman 

Robert  Harry Hahn 

Business;  St.  Joseph 

James Hamilton Hall 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Ithaca,  New  York 

Julie  Ann  Hall 

Journalism;  East Grand  Rapids 

Thomas Stuart Hall 

Business  Administration;  Lowell 

Donald  Devereux Hallam 
Accounting;  Detroit 

Jean  Aileen Hamilton 

Journalism;  Bay  City 

Dewey Curtis Hanes 

Journalism;  Harvey,  Illinois 

Robert  Gordon  Hanley 
Journalism;  Clare 

Gay  Cahc;>On  Hanna 

Journalism;  Saranac 

Allan  Everett Hannas 

Business;  VVestern  Springs, 

Illinois 
Robe rt  Jessel Hardy 

Economics;  Flint 
Richard  Dean  Harless 

Business; · Flint 
Donald  Ross  Harris 

Business Administration; 

Center Line 

Robert  LaVerne  Hartley 
Business ;  Holt 

Norman Richard  Harwick 

Economics;  Grand  Blanc 

John  VVilliam  Hawes 

Business ;  Lansing 

Edward  A .  Hawkes 

Business;  Orchard Lake 
Gordon  Rhodes  Hawkins,  Jr . 

Business  Administration; 

Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Alfred  Hawkins 

Accounting;  VVeste rn  Springs, 

Illinois 
Robert  Lynn  Heatley 

·  Business  Administration; 

Midland 

Elmer  Marion Hecht ,  Jr. 
Accounting;  Flint 
Hadley James  Hecksel 

Business;  Spring Lake 

*Harley Gene  He c ksel 

Business;  Spring  Lake 

Social Service;  Ann  Arbor 

Frank  Eugene  Hokenson 

Hotel,  R es taurant  and  Ge neral 
Institutional  Management; 
Plymouth 

* Tofeek  Holaly 

Accounting;  Flint 
VVilliam  P e t e r  Homiak 

Journalism;  Detroit 
Raymond  Francis  Homrich 

Accounting;  Birmingham 

Thomas  Foste r  Hood 

Busine ss  Administration; 

Big  Rapids 
Thomas  L e Roy  Horn,  Jr. 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  Ge neral 
Institutional  Manage m e nt; 
Eaton Rapids 

Robert  Edward  Horwood 

Business;  East  Lansing 

G e rald  Ross  Hosner 

Business;  Drayton Plains 

*Nancy Julia  Hotop 

Journalism;  Kalamazoo 

Lee  Irving Howard 

Food  Distribution;  Detroit 

Jane  Dolores  Hubbard 

Business  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

John  Paul  Hudak 

Business;  Detroit 

John  Francis  Hughes 

Journalism;  Ypsilanti 

Russell  Loren  Hughes 

Business;  East  Jordan 

VVilliam  Lesley  Hughes 

Business  Administration; 

Harrisburg,  P e nnsylvania 

Allen  Ives Hunting 

Business  Administration; 

Grand  Rapids 

VVilliam  Henry  Husted 

Business;  Flint 
Keith  Ernest Huttenlo cke r 
Business;  Jackson 

VVillis  Cornelius  Huys e r 

Accounti11g;  Grand  Rapids 

t  William  Cochrane  Ingle 

Business ;  De troit 

VV .  L eonard  Irwin 

Business;  De troit 
VVilliam  Pie rson Irw i n 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

Harold  Me rl e  Ive rson 

Busi ness  Education;  Whit e hall 

Don  Deward  Jackson 

Business  Administration; 

Ludington 
Gerald  Fredr ick  Ja ckson 

Business;  Peru,  Ind iana 

William  Chalice  Rob e rt  Jam e s 

Economics;  Flint 

Business;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

Harry S.  Hein 

Robert  VVeatherby  Graves 
Business;  Royal Oak 
Henry  Edward Griffendorf 

Business;  Benton  Harbor 

Richard  Gary  Griffith 

Business;  Traverse  City 

Harold  Lee  Grossman 
Business;  Detroit 

*VVith  Honor 
tVVith  High  Honor 

Economics;  New  York, New  York 

Richard  VValter  Hei ss 

Accounting;  Monroe 
James  VVilbert  Helmri c h 

Business;  Birmingham 

Richard  Arthur  Hempsted 
Business ;  Lansing 
Gordon  Loren  Hendrick 

Business  Administration;  Ja c kson 

21 

Journalism;  B e nton  Harbor 

Social  Se rvic e;  Tiona,  P e nnsylvania 

SCHOOL  OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

Gerald  E.  Jehle 

Journalism;  Detroit 
Ernest  Charles  Johansen 
Hotel  Administration; 

Woodhaven,  New  York 

Carl  Victor  Johnson,  Jr. 
Economics;  Ludington 
Earl Watkins  Johnson,  Jr. 
Journalism;  Muske gon 

Raymond  Julius  Johnson 

Business ;  Elgin,  Illinois 

Robert  Ernest  Johnson 
Business;  Flint 

* Virginia  Louise  J ohnson 

Accounting;  Detroit 
Robert  Rowan  Johnston 

Business;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Donald  Harry Johnstone 
Business;  Base line • 
B e rnard  Leroy  Jones ,  Jr . 

Raymond  George  Koperski 

Hot e l ,  Restaurant  and  Ge neral 
Institutional  Manage ment; 
Detroit 
Edward  Frank Kosan 

Business ;  Chi c ago,  Illinois 

St e ve  Kost ecke ,  Jr. 
Business;  Caro 
Richard  Louis  Kozlowski 

Ac c ounting;  Wyandotte 

Judith  Ann  Krause 

Business;  Pontia c 

Robert  Alan Krause 

Hot e l  Administration; 

Ro c hes ter,  N e w  York 

L eo  J.  Kre p s 

Business;  Fremont 

William  Joseph Kru e r 

Economics;  Grand  Rapids 

Ge orge  Louis  Krus e ,  Jr. 

Business;  Snyd e r ,  New  York 

Public  Administration;  Manist ee 

Forest  Duane  Jordan 

Journalism;  Dowagia c 

Milton  Kafkali s 

Economic s ;  De troit 
Edward  K ei ji  Kageyama 

Business;  Honolulu,  Hawaii 

William  Kalbaugh,  Jr. 
Eco nomi c s ;  De troit 

tJohn  Ni c k  Kamp 

Ac co unting;  Bridgman 

Ludwig  G .  Kasi sc hke 

Busin ess;  St.  Jos e ph 
Thomas  James  K e ating 
Eco nomi cs ;  De troit 

Robert  Laughlin Keeler 
Economics;  Ypsilanti 

C harl es  Duane  Ke es ler 
Business;  How ell 

William  K e ith  Kellogg  III 

Ec onomics;  Glencoe,  Illinois 

Jere  Peter Kemp 

Economi cs;  B i rmingham 

Vernon  De lhart  Kershner 

Hote l,  Re s taurant  and  Ge n e ral 
Institutional  Management; 
Boyne  City 
Glorine  Mae  Ke rt 

Social  Service;  Detroit 

E ugene  Ki e zel 

Ecqnomics ;  Van  Dyke 

Nan cy  Elizabeth Kilzer 

Hot el  Administration; 

C l e veland  Heights,  Ohio 

He nry  Donald  Kimpel 

Accounting;  De troit 
Robert  Skipwith King,  Jr. 

Bus in ess;  Grosse  P oi nt e 

Thomas  John  K i rwan 

Political  Sci e n ce ;  P e to s key 

William  Louis  Ki s h 
Bu si n ess;  Flint 
E uge n e  Stuart  Kline 

Robert  Jam es  Kuerbitz 
Business;  Bay  City 

Richard  David  Kuhn 

Political  Sc i e n ce;  Pontiac 

H .  Robert  Kull,  Jr. 

Hot el ,  Restaurant  and  G e n e ra l 
Institutional  Manage me nt ; 
Royal  Oak 

Roger  Dale  Kullenbe rg 

tBarbara Joanne  Kunk e l 

Accounting;  Ea s t  Lansing 

Frank  Rudolf  Kunz 

Journalism ;  Ludington 

Herb ert  Loui s  Kunze 

Business;  Flint 
James  Y .  Kurihara 

Ac counting;  Honolulu,  Hawaii 

John  W.  Kurtz 

Hotel,  Re s taurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Jacksonvi ll e,  Illinoi s 

William  Anthony  Laffl e r 

,• 

Busine ss;  De troit 
Catherine  Malenfant  LaHaie 

Social  Service ;  Cheboygan 

Robe rt  Fremont  Lake 

Economics;  Three  Rive rs 

Rob e rt  John  Lambe rt 

Business  Education;  De troit 

Donald  Charles  Lamm 

Journalism;  Oak  Park,  Illinois 

William  Roy  Lamoreaux 

Journalism;  B e nton  Harbor 

Fre deri c k  Joseph  Land 

Business  Administration; 

De arborn 

Betty  I .  Landis 

So c ial  Se rvice ;  Fremont 

* Richard  Thomas  Lang 

Journalism ;  Grand  Rapids 

Mona  Joan  Langolf 

Business  Admini s tration ;  Det roit 

Journalism;  Port Huron 

William  W .  Klinge lsmith 
Journali s m;  Okemos 

John  Arthur  Kloha 

Bu s iness  Admini s tration ;  Berkley 

Gordon  Thure  Knutson 

Business  Administration;  Coloma 

Glenwood  C harl es  Ko e hn 

E c onomics;  Pleasant  Ridge 

Edward  Arthur  Ko e rner 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Manage ment ; 
Manitowis h  Wat e r s,  Wi sconsin 

Alfred 

ickola s  Kolberg 

Business;  Coloma 
Michael  Paul  Ko han 

Bu s i n ess  Administration ;  Detroit 

R .  D.  Langs 

Business;  Trave rse City 

William  Lave rne  Lanphar 

Journali s m;  Rom e o 
Alphonse  Anthony  Laski 

Accounting;  Flint 

Lee  Earl  Lathrup 

Journalism;  Farmington 

K e nneth  Ja c k  Laufer 

Bu s iness  Administration; 

Saginaw 
C l eme nt  John  Laurion 

Busines s;  Manistique 
*He nry  Armando  Lauritano 

Hot e l,  R estaurant  and  Ge n e ral 
Institutional  Management; 
New  York,  New  York 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

22 

Bruce  Earl  Laven good 

Journalism;  Charlotte 

Ronald  Hugh  Laviol e tte 

Journalism;  Iron  Mountain 

John  Craig  Leach 
Busine ss ;  Flint 
John  Richard  Leary 

Political  Science;  Boscobe l, 

Wisconsin 
* Irving  Anthony  Le  Blanc 
Journalism;  Lansing 

John  William  Lenz 

Business ;  Detroit 
Victor  Anton  Leslie,  Jr . 

Economics;  Grand  Rapids 

Alfred  Levine 

Business;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

John  Charles  Linck 

Business ;  Ravenna 
William  Albert  Linds e y 

Business;  Mt.  Clemens 

Robert  Malcolm  Ling 

Journalism ;  Hasbrou c k  Heights , 

N e w  J e rse y 
Jay  Arthur  Lively 

Business;  St.  Clair 
Margar e t  Fearn  Logan 

Journalism;  Niagara  Falls, 

Canada 

Mary  Lou  Logan 

Carolyn  Louis e  Loos e 

Social  Se rvic e;  Detro it 

Alfred  Walt e r  Lowman 
Journalism;  Lansing 
William  Howard  Lucas 
Business;  De troit 

George  Ri c hard  Lundbe rg,  Jr. 

Business;  Lowe ll 

J ean  Dan e e r  Lunn 

Business  Education;  Chelsea 

Alfred  F.  Lustbader 

Journalism;  Forest Hills, 

New  York 

John  Thomas  MacFarlane 

Business  Adm inistration;  Det roit 

Robert  Rowland  Machon 

Business;  Chicago,  Illinois 

G e rald  Richard  Ma ck 

Economics;  Niagara  Falls , 

New  York 

Robert  John  Mack 

Busines s  Administration; 
Buffalo,  N ew  York 
Elizabet h  Brandt  MacKay 

Busines s  Education;  De troit 

Robe rt Sturt  Ma c Kinnon 
So c ial  Service;  Flint 

'' Roy  Edward  Maki 

Business  Education;  St.  Johns 

Ina  Natalie  Mappe n 

Journalism;  Auburndal e, 

Massachusetts 

Dorothy Kay  Marko 

Journalism ;  Hamtramck 

*James  E .  Martin 

Economics;  Hubbardston 

John  Gustin  Martin 

E conomics;  De troit 
Robert  Everett  Martin 
Business;  Dearborn 

*John  Richard  Marvin 

Hot el,  R estau rant  and  Ge ne r al 
Institutional  Ma nage m e nt; 
Royal  Oak 

Jerome  Edward  Maslowski 

Business;  Saginaw 

We nd e ll  Earl  Mason 

Accounting;  Waldron 

SCHOOL  OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVI"CE  (Continue d) 

*John  Edward  Maurer 
Journalism;  Niles 
*John  Peters  Maxwell 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
South  Bend,  Indiana 

Walter  Henry  Mayer 

Economics;  Detroit 
Thomas  William  McAuliffe 

Accounting;  Chicago,  Illinois 

James  Frederick  McCarthy 

Journalism ;  Detroit 
Ronald  William  McCarthy 

Economics;  Benton  Harbor 

Joseph  Paul  McCormick 

Business  Administration; 

Grand  Rapids 

William  Hodge  McCort 

Business  Administration; 

Traverse  City 

Thomas  Richmond  McCulloch 

Busines s;  Detroit 

Eugene  Howard  McDermott,  Jr. 
Journalism;  Staten  Island, 

New  York 
John  James  McKenna 

James  Richard  Morse 

E conomics;  Birmingham 

Carl  Theodore  Mottek 

Hotel  Administration; 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

Robert  Bruce  Munson 

Charles  Andrew  Patrick 
Busines s ;  B ay  City 

John  Boyer Paul 

Economics;  Wat ervliet 

Me rl e  W .  P eacock 

Accounting;  St.  Lou is 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Gustie  John  P e klo 

Jam e s  Carleton  Murphy 

Business  Administration; 

Grand  Haven 

*Sara Yolanda  Murray 

Journalism;  Menominee 

James  Harold  Musty 

Journalism ;  Kenmore,  Ne w  York 

Eleanore  Jane  Myk 

Business  Education;  Luthe r 

* Ann  Kathryn  Nachtegall 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

Naaman Nazir Nakfoor 

Political Scie nc e;  Deirmimass, 

Lebanon 
Robe rt  Anthony  Narus 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  Gene ral 
Institutional  Management; 
N ew  Britain,  Connecticut 

Irving Thomas  Nelson 

Politi cal  Science;  Port Huron 

Carlyl e  M .  P e rry 

Food  Distribution;  Lansing 

Ri chard  Hugh  P e rry 

Economi cs;  East  Lansing 

John  Robe rt  P e terson 

Accounting;  Center  Line 

* Marion  Marga r et  P e ts c h 

Journalism ;  Detroit 

William  George  Plant 

Business;  Birmingham 

Russell Joseph  Poll ey 

Journalism;  Cambridge , 

Massachus e tts 

Tade u s  Chester  Poniatowski 

Business;  Windsor,  Ontario, 

Canada 
Bru ce  K ins ey  Powell 

Business  Administration;  De troit 

Business;  Snyd e r,  New  York 

Politi ca l  Scien ce;  Kingsford 

James Burke  Pow ers 

Robert Hall  McKinley 
Economics;  Flint 
Wi-lliam  Frank  McKinley 
Business;  Saginaw 
Donald  Jay  McLaughlin 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  Ge n e ral 
In s titutional  Management; 
North  Arlington,  New  J e r sey 

William  Richard  McNary 
Business;  Det roit 
Agnes  Fraser  McPhail 

Political  Science;  Detroit 

Stanley  J .  Mellor · 

Business  Administration; 

Battle  Creek 
Frank  Wells  Mercer,  Jr. 

Business;  East  Lansing 

Harold  Merkin 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  Gene ral 
Institutional  Management; 
Brooklyn,  New  York 

Suzanne  Lou  Merriman 

Journalism;  Manchester 

W illiam  Irvine  Millar 

Accounting;  Grand  Rapids 

Rhoda  Jean  Miller 

Accounting;  Alpena 

Sam  Hyman  Miller 

Business;  Manistee 

John  Norwood  Mills 

Business;  Lansing 
Margueritte  June  Mills 
Journalism;  Detroit 

Ed win  Martin  Moberg 

Business;  Spring  Lake 

Paul  Joseph  Mocere 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Bernard  Allan  Mohr 

Business;  Jackson 
Robert  Clayton  Moo r e 

Business;  Detroit 
Nan cy  Louise  Moriarty 

Journalism;  Grand  Rapids 

tLloyd  Dana  Mo rri s 

Accounting;  Ed e n 

William  H.  Morris 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 
Margaret  Delilah  Morrish 

Social  Service;  Grand  Blanc 

Richard  Lee  Morrison 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
In stitutio nal  Management; 
Seattle,  Washington 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Erw in  Perry Ni c hols 

Business  Administration;  Pontiac 

Ernest  Lowell  Nicolay,  Jr. 
Accounting;  Pontiac 
Edward  H e nry  Ni e nabe r 

Journalism ;  Wes t  Branch 

Jam es  E.  North 

Business;  Lin coln  Park 

Jerome Kent  North 

Business ;  Grand  Rapids 

Walla ce  Ri c hard  Nourse 

Business  Administration;  Lans ing 

Robert  King Ob e rst 

Accounting;  Ja ckso n 
Gerald  Francis O'Connor 

Business;  Low e ll,  Massachusetts 

Irwin  Robert Odell 

Accounting;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

Burt  Hatch Oelker 

Journalism ;  Muskegon  Heights 

Edwa rd  Lawrence Okopien 

Business;  Flint 
Thomas  Walter Olson 

Business;  Muskegon 

K eit h  Elm e r  Oman 

Business;  O ceanside,  New  York 

Will iam  Augu s t  Preininger 
Economi cs;  Port Huron 

Lowe ll  Edward  Presco tt 

Economics;  Austinburg,  Ohio 

K .  Jane  Pringle 

Business  Education;  Muske gon 

Walt e r  A .  Prochnow 

Business;  Ann  Arbor 

Vernon  Pugh 

Journalism;  F enton 

Clark  Edwin  Purdy 
Business;  Caro 
John  Roger  Quigley 

Hot e l ,  R e staurant  a nd  General 
Institutional  Manage ment; 
Saginaw 

· James  Edwa r d  Rafferty 

Busine ss;  Bay  City 
John  Charles  Randall 

Journalism;  Elk  Rapids 

Gra ce  Virginia  Randel 

Political  Sc i e n ce;  Inkster 

Frede r ick  Jam es  Ranney 
Accounting;  Greenvi lle 

Business;  Iron  Mountain 

tRuth  Rasmussen 

Lloyd  Clayton O'N eal 

Accounting;  Fremont 
Rob e rt  Edwin  Oste rbe rg 
Business;  Lansing 

Richard  Earl Otto 

Economi cs;  Ea st  Lansing 

Mary  Frances  Paddock 

Public  Administr ation;  Lansing 

William  Elmer  Rayman 

Hotel,  Restaurant  a nd  Gene r al 
Ins titutional  Management; 
Lakewood,  Ohio 
Clifford  Lott  Raymer 

Business;  Benton  Harbor 

Business  Education;  Cleveland, 

Paul  R e ading 

T e nnessee 

Herman  Robert  Panzenhagen 

Ac counting;  Flint 

Donald  Paoletti 

Economics;  Iron  Mountain 

'' Robert  Paoletti 

Business;  Iron  Mountai n 

Dani el  Haines  Paris 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Ocean  City,  New  Jersey 

*K e nneth  Krieble  Parlin,  Jr. 
Economics;  Battle  Creek 

George  Roger  Parmenter 

Business;  North  Mu skegon 

Richard  Simon  Pasch 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Ins titutional  Management; 
Milw aukee ,  Wisco n si n 

23 

Hote l,  Restaurant  and  General 
In s titutional  Managem e nt; 
B loomfi e ld 

John  Walt e r  Reddy 

Hot e l,  Restaurant  and  Ge n e ral 
Institutional  Management; 
East  Lansing 

James  L e wis  Redmond 
Busin ess;  Detroit 

William  Gl e n  Rees 

Economics;  Tre nton 

Ewart Wilmer  Reid 

Bu sin ess;  Detroit 

L e Roy  R e id 

Business;  Walle d  Lake 

Mark  Wilburn  Reid 

Ac co unting;  Fl int 

SCHOOL  OF BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

Ferdinand  Charles  Reiff 

Business  Administration; 

Richmond  Hill,  New  York 

Victor  William  Rein 
Business;  Flint 
Vi c tor  Duane  Reisig 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
St.  Joseph 

Arthur  Justus  Reynolds 

Economics;  Flint 

''' Dale  W .  Rhoades 

Business;  Benton  Harbor 

William  Cyrus  Rice 

Economi cs;  Grand  Rapids 

Donald  Frederick  Richards 
Ec onomi cs;  Detroit 

Max  Earl  Richards 

Business;  Bellaire 
John  Patrick  Richmond 

Accounting;  Flint 

George  Francis  Riegle 

Accounting;  Houghton  Lake 

Anthony  Edward  Riffel 

Business ;  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Carrol  Clinton  Riggs 

Ec onomics;  Three  Rivers 

James  Jefferson  Riker 

Journalism;  Kent, Connecticut 

T homas  A.  Ritter 

Journalism;  Birmingham 

* Alan  Herbert  Roberts 

Accounting;  Detroit 
*George  Stanley  Roberts 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
In stit utional  Management ; 
Springfield,  Illinois 

Jame s  Edward  Robinson 

·  Accounting;  Battle  Creek 

'' Virgi n ia  Helen  Roge rs 

Social  Service;  Battle  Creek 

Allan  MacDonald  Ross 

Economics;  Kenilworth,  Illinois 

Robert  Fran c is  Ross 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Howell 
Donald  William  Rowan 

Economics;  Detroit 

William  Edward  Rowland 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

'' Richard  Hurley  Ruch 

Accounting;  Holland 
David  Duane  Ruhmkorff 

Political  Science ;  East  Lansing 

Daniel  William  Ruple 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

Audrey  Jane  Ruschman 

Business;  Royal  Oak 

Leslie  Emmett  Rus sell 

E conomics;  Flint 
Martha  Harknes s  Russell 

Journali sm;  Grand  Rapids 

Daniel  Emmett  Ryan,  Jr. 
Business;  Adrian 

James  Gerald  Ryan 

Journalism;  Ja ckson 

NHlan  E mil Sabick 

Business;  Summit,  Illinois 

Elbie  Elizabeth  Sackett 

Political  Science;  East  Lansing 

Richa rd  Bru ce  Sage 

Business;  De troit 

Vi c torS.  Saier,  Jr. 

Hot el ,  Re s taurant  and  Gene ral 
In s titutiona l  Manage m e nt; 
Lan s ing 

Katherine  H.  Sakai 

Business  Administration ; 

New  Ro c h elle,  N e w  York 

··· with  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

tCharles  Kenneth  Sampsell 
Accounting;  Mendon 
Sidney  Dani e l  Samrick 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

Charles  Joseph  Sauter 
Business;  Adrian 
Fred  Howard  Sayles 
Business;  Detroit 
Frank  Dennis  Saylor  III 

Business;  Bloomfield  Hills 

Richard Gordon Schafer 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Ypsilanti 

Wayne  Stewart  Schafer 
Business;  Flint 

H erm an  Frederick Scheele,  Jr. 

Economics;  Jackson 
George  Michael  Schellgell 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Passaic,  New  Jersey 

Gerald  Edward  Schofield 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Saginaw 

George  Adelbert  Schroeder 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Detroit 
Stuart Oscar Schultz 

Business  Administration; 

Minneapolis,  Minnesota 

Raymond  Lee  Schumann 

Business;  Grosse  Pointe 

Robert  Morett  Schwei 

Business;  Iron  Mountain 

Aloysius  Joseph  Scieszka 
Business;  Lansing 

Donald  Paul  Scott 

Business;  Escanaba 
Frank Wi !bur  Scramlin 
Business;  Climax 
Jelane  Marie  Seefeld 

Social  Service;  Grand  Rapids 

Don  Lee Seward 

Business;  Willow  Springs,  Illinois 

Margaret  Maria  Shang 

Business;  Peiping,  China 

Jack  Weldon  Shaw 

Business;  Jackson 

Lawrence  Charles  Shearer,  Jr. 
Business;  Benton  Harbor 

Ruth  B .  Shefrin 

Social  Service;  New  York,  N ew  York 

Donald  L.  Shepherd 

Busines s  Administration;  Midland 

Eugen e  Sigler  Sheph e rd 

Accounting;  L)earborn 

Martin  James  Sherman 

Economics;  East  Chicago,  Indiana 

Larry  Edward  Shouldice 

Business;  Battle  Cr e ek 

''' Harold  Arthur  Shoup 

Journalism;  Pontiac 

Norman  Fred  Sh r eve 
Bu si nes s;  Lansing 
Richard  Blaine  Shrodes 
Business;  Lansing 

J e anne  Siegel 

Business  Education;  Sand  Lake 

William  Mo rri s  Sie gel 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Man agement ; 
Springfie ld,  Massachusetts 

De lphin  S.  Siadak 

Public  Administration;  Detroit 

Abraham  Ge orge  Simon 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

24 

*Keith  Edwin  Simons 

Political  Science;  Northville 

Gerald  Jerome Skiera 

Journalism;  Manistee 

Zachary George  Skokos 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  Gene ral 
Institutional  Management; 
Trenton,  New  Jersey 

Dewey  Joseph Sleder 

Business  Administration; 

Traverse  City 
James  Edward  Smallegan 
Journalism ;  Detroit 
Donald  LaBarre Smith 

Journalism;  Port  Huron 

Helen  Lockhart Smith 

Economics;  New  Bethlehem, 

Pennsylvania 

He nry  Spencer Smith 

Business ;  Oswego,  Illinois 

* Millard  Ervin Smith 

Accounting;  Royal Oak 

Ronald  Lee  Smith 

Business;  Dearborn 

William Kay Smith 

Journalism;  Flat  Rock 

Robert  Donal  Smyth 
Business;  Holt 

Edward  Frank Sobczyk 

Business;  Melvindale 
Robert  Gerald  Southwell 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Parma 

Bobbie  Ward  Spalding 

Accounting;  Cassopolis 

Arnold  Spellun 

Economics;  New  York,  New  York 

Duane  Byron Spicer 
Business;  Flint 
* Alvin  H.  Spoering 

Business  Administration; 

Traverse  City 

tBarbara  Ann  Stacy 

Social  Service;  Kalamazoo 

John  Herbert  Stark 

Economics;  Flint 
James  L ati m e r  Steere 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Crystal 

Lincoln  Frey Stegman 

Hotel,  Restaurant  a nd  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Buffalo,  New  York 

Pauline  Lenore Steinmetz 

Social  Service;  Eyota,  Minn esota 

George  Louis  Steinport 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

James  Wh eelen Sterling 

Economics;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Margaret  Strabbing 

Business  Administration; 

Battle  Creek 
Jam es  Robe rt  Strasser 

Hot el,  Res taurant  and  Ge neral 
Institutional  Manage m e nt ; 
Evar.ston,  Illinois 

Donald  Washburn  Stribley 
Journalism;  Muske gon 

John  Rob e rt  Stuart 

Business;  Detroit 
Victor Hub e rt  Studer 

Economics;  Ch esa ning 

EarlR.  Stump,  Jr. 

Journalism;  Yahima,  Washington 

Rob e rt  Vald e mar  Sturk 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Joseph  E.  Suare z 

Business;  Dea rborn 

SCHOOL  OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (C o ntinu ed ) 

*James  Arthur Summers 
Economics;  Flint 

Charles  Frayne Sumner 
Journalism;  Detroit 
Donald George  Sundbe rg 

Business  Education;  Hubbe ll 

Harold  Walter Sundstrom 

Political Science ;  Chicago, 

Illino is 

Keith  Loree Sutton 

Economics;  Mt .  Cl e mens 

David  Franklin Svoboda 

Journalism ;  Greenville 

Warren  Adolph  Swanson 

Business  Education;  De troit 

Thomas  Edward  Swantek 

Economics;  Gros se  Pointe 

*Betty  Lou  Swee 

Business  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 
Marilyn  Doris  Taylor 

Bu s ine ss ;  Niagara  Falls, 

New  York 
Dorothy  Ruth  Ten  Brink 

Busin ess;  Holland 
Dorothy  Carolyn  Thi c k 

Bu s iness;  Highland  Park 

Jean Oliver  Thomp son 

Publi c  Administratio n ; 

Plymouth 

Leyden  Kaye  Thorpe 

So c ial Se rvi ce;  Inga lls 

James  Matthew  Tie rney 

Economics;  B e ringham 

* Walter  Leonard  Tiffi n 

Accounting;  De troit 

Calvin  Waldo  Tillman 

Economics;  Lan s ing 

Paul  Franklin  Todd 

Journalism;  Mishawaka,  Indiana 

Robert  W .  Todd 

Accounting;  Grand  Rapids 

Frank  Arnold  Toppe r 

Journalism;  C hi cago ,  Illinoi s 

Jame s  Charles  Totten 

Journalism;  De troit 

Pau l  James  Trione 

Donald  Seymour  Vest 

Social  Service;  Yp silanti 

Roge r  F le ming  Vest e r 

Bus in ess;  Battle  Cree k 

Robe rt  Emmerson  Vi c k 
Business;  De troit 

Barry Norman  Vinke muld e r 

Accounting;  Grand  Rapids 

Joanne  Kathryn  Vollmer 
Busine ss;  Saginaw 

tDaniel  Robert  Vo s burg 

Accounting;  Wes t  Branch 

E uge n e  William  Vroman 

Hot el ,  Restaurant  and  G e ne ra l 
In st itutional  Management; 
S c hoharie,  New  York 

Peter  Mi c hae l  Vuich 

Economi cs;  Monroe 

Ralph  Carl Waara 

Bu sin ess;  Bru ce  Crossing 

Albert  Walt e r  Wagn e r 

Eco nomi cs;  B loo mfie l d  Hill s 

Ri c hard  Gardne r  Wagne r 
Bu s iness;  Flat  Ro c k 

De r win  James  Walke r 
Bu s in ess;  De troit 

Jam es  G.  Walke r 

Journalism ;  Flint 

* Dan iel  Bru ce  Walla ce 
Business;  Ada  ' 
No rman  Heinl  Walp e r 

Business;  Ad rian 
Glen  Byron  Walte rs 

Business;  Lansing 
Joseph Willia m  Walte rs 
Business;  Det r oit 
Euge ne  Albert Ward 

Business  Administration;  O xfo r d 

Jam es  Latim e r  Warr e n 

Hot el,  R estaurant  and  Ge n e ral 
In s titutional  Manage m e nt ; 
C h icago ,  Illinoi s 

Willard  C ubble r  We ane r 

Hot el,  R es taurant  and  Gene ral 
Institutional  Manage m e nt; 
We s t  Chester,  Pennsylvania 

''' Jam es  Cameron  We bb 

Public  Administration;  Calum et 

Econom ics;  Bryan,  T exas 

Gordon  Chandler  Tro b e rt 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

Richard  Thoma s  Trull 

Journalism;  Gra ss  Lake 

Robert  Aiken  Tuck 

Political  Science;  Detroit 

John  Unw in  Tuttl e 

Journalism;  Gra nd  Rapids 

Lewis  Potter  Tutt le 

Economi cs;  Lan sing 

* Marion  E lva  Tuttle 

Journalism;  Grand  Rapids 

Ri c hard  Alvin  Van  Allen 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  G e n e ra l 
In s titutio nal  Manage m e nt ; 
T e rre  Haute,  Indiana 

P hillip  Wes tbrook  VanAll s burg 

Journalism;  Ha rt 
Donald  E dwin  Vanderw eele 

Business;  Mu skegon  He ight s 

Quentin  R.  Van  Dor e 

Business  Adm ini s tratio n; 

Grand  Rapids 

John  Charles  Van  Sco t e r 

Busine ss  Administration; 
Dun  Kirk,  New  York 

Clar e n ce  Kean  Vaughn  III 

Bu si n ess  Ad min ist ration; 

Detroit 

Thoma ~ Jam es  Webber 
Bu si n ess;  Dearborn 

Carl  Jam es  Webste r 

Hotel  Administratio n;  De troit 

Lucille O rtole va  We b s t er 

So c ial  Se r vice;  Johnstown, 

New  Yor k 

G e rhard  Karl  Friedrich Weiss 

Eco nomi cs;  Breme n ,  Ge rmany 

George  William  We it:i:mann 
Bu si n ess;  Gross e  Point e 

Roger  Daniel  We ller 

Publi c  Ad minist ration;  Dowagiac 

Clifton  Carol  Wells 

Journalism;  Coloma 
No rman  Howard  Wells 
Business;  Flint 

*Norman  Karl  We lsh 
Bu siness;  Allegan 

Pa ul  M.  We lsh 

Bu sin ess  Admi ni st ration ; 

Six  Lakes 
Barbara  Mari e  We ndt 

Business;  Brown  City 

Dougla s  Ea r l  Wesco t t 

B u siness  Ad mini st ration ;  Gladstone 

Je ani n e  Ca roly n  W ess i~g e r 

Business;  Detroit 

James  Futrell  We st 

Busine ss;  Memphis,  T e nnessee 

Orem  Thomas Wharto n 

Public  Administration;  Lansing 

Paul  Rit c h ie  Wheato n 

Accounting;  Wauw a tosa,  Wi sconsi n 

Joseph  Ray  Wheel e r 

Bus iness;  East  Lansing 
Robe rt  Lynn  Whippl e,  Jr. 

Eco no mi cs;  Erie,  P e nn sylvania 

R aym o n d  Porter  Whit e,  Jr. 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  G e n e ral 
In sti tutional  Manage m ent; 
Ad r ian 

Ruth  F ern  White 

Bu sin ess  Administration;  Lan sing 

Sp e n ce r  Ma x  White 

Business ;  De troit 
tO lin  Staley  Whitte m ore 

Business;  East  Lan s ing 

He nry  C.  Who lihan 

Hot e l,  R estaurant  a nd  Ge n e r al 
In stitutio nal  Manage m e n t; 
De troit 

Ge ral d  Grant  Wi c k s,  Jr. 

A cco unting;  Birmingham 
Robert  We n dell  Wi ddicombe 

Econo m ics;  Auburn,  Indiana 

Don  Willia m  Wil cox 

Political  Sc i e n ce;  Royal  Oak 

Allan  Rich  Wilhe lm 

Journalism;  Travers e  City 

Hugh  M.  Wilkoff 

Business;  Detroit 
Harold  Meyers  Willard 

Journalism;  B e lvid ere,  Illinois 

*G eo rge  Rob e rt  Wil son 

Hot e l  Administration;  Mario n , 

Ohio 

Rob e rt  Lee  Wilson 

Business;  T h r ee  Rivers 

Francis  Bu r ton  Wol cott 

Busin ess;  Tallmadge ,  Ohio 

Arno  d  Gordon  Wo lfe 

Journa lism;  Pl ea s ant  Ridge 

Ke nne th  Ri c hard  Wo lfe 

Business  Adm ini s tration; 

De arbo r n 
Dorc, thy  Min a  Wright 

Social  Service;  De troit 

Ke nne th  Earl  Wdght 

Business  Admin istrali •1n;  Saginaw 

L awrence  Ra y m o nd  W t·i ght 

Hote l,  Restaurant  a n d  G e n e ral 
Ins titutional  Manage m e nt ; 
New  York,  New  York 

Walt e r  Rudol p h  Wyss_ 
Busi ness;  Detroit 
Lyl e  Ke ith  Yarrington 

Business  Administration;  Midland 

Jack  Mason  Zerull 

Accou nt ing ;  Mt.  Mo rr is 

A r thur  Carl  Zill 

Business;  Ann  Arbor 
Ri cha r d  L e Roy  Zimm e rm an 

Business;  De L avan ,  Wi sconsin 

Frede ri c k  Jacob  Zint 

Hotel, · Res tau r a nt  and  Gen e ral 
ln sti tutio n al  Manage ment; 
Cinc innati,  Ohio 

Robert  John  Zolcz e r 

Journalism;  Buffalo,  New  York 

Al exa n der  Zubok 

Business;  Dearbor n 

* With  Honor 
tvhth  High  Honor 

25 

SCHOOL  OF BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

DEGREE OF. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

Richard  Joseph  Abraham 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Lansing 

Fran ci s  Cortland  Agnew 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Men; 
East  Aurora,  New  York 

Joyce  Allen 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Wome n; 
Berwyn,  Illinois 

Ri c hard  Dewey  Allen 

Physical  Edu c ation,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Pontiac 

Joan  Carol  Allinson 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Women; 
LaGrange,  Illinois 

Henry C.  Amos 

Robert  William  Collins 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Brooklyn, 
New  York 
William  Robert  Collins 

Police  Administration;  De troit 

LeRoy  Ray  Crane 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation .for  Men;  Lansing 

Stephen  Paul  Csete 

Police  Administration;  Perth 

Amboy,  New  Jersey 

Lois  Ann  DeHosse 

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

Victor  Virgil  DeRose 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Leslie 

Robert  James Hannan 

Police  Administration;  Madison, 

Wis consin 

Shirley  Ann  Hatfield 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Women;  Flint 

Jack  Carroll Hays 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Pontiac 

Harold  Henry Haywood,  Jr. 
Police  Administration; 

Middleville 
Marylyn  Ann  Hileman 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Women; 
Lincoln  Park 

Harry Hough 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Flint 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Calvin Gustave  Dommke 

Paul  Edward Hulka 

Recre ation for  Men; 
Charlottesville,  Virginia 

Gloria  Jean  Anderson 

Physical  Education,  He alth  and 

Recreation for  Wolllen; 
Lansing 

Gerald  Howard  Baity 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Elizabeth  Louise  Baker 

Physical  Education ,  Health and 

Recreation for  Wom e n; 
Plymouth 

Albe rt  Charles  Baranowski 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Low e ll, 
Massachusetts 

*William  Russell  Barton 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Robert  Leroy  Benson 

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

Harry  Towers  Bigelow  III 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Bangor 

* Theodore  Willard  Bly 

Police  Administration;  St. 

Clair Shores 

Kef!neth  Quentin  Burchill 

Police  Administration;  Sault 

Ste .  Marie 

Richard  Francis  Burke 

Police  Administration; 

University  Hills,  Maryland 

Barbara Joan  Busch 
· 

Physical  Education,  H ealth  and 

Rec r eation for  Women; 
Lexington 

Willard  Joseph Butle r 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Vul can 

Willard  Warn  Cass,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Men; 
Frewsburg,  New  York 

Edward  William  Christy 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  East 
Lansing 

Don  Edwin  Coleman 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation  for  Men;  Flint 

Richard  Sinith Coilenburg 

Pol'ice  Administration;  New 

Haven,  Connecticut 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Bay  City 

Richard  David  Dornbos 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Muskegon 

Alb ert  Richard  Dorow 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Men;  Imlay  City 

Ray  Duggan 

Police  Administration;  Muskegon 

Heights 
Harry  Hunter,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  H ealth  and 

Recreation for  Men;  Millville, 
New  Jersey 
Russell  Laverne  Jessup 

Poli ce  Administration;  Goshe n, 

Indiana 

Police  Administration;  Uniontown, 

Charles  Francis  Joblonski 

Pennsylvania 
Eugene  Valentine  Dynak 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Men; 
Hamtramck 
Robert  James  Dytrych 

Police  Administration ;  Chicago, 

Illinois 

Warren  Eugene  Eyler 

Physical  Edu cation,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Men;  Carleton 

Patricia  F e arnside 

J 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recre ation for  Women;  St . 
Clair Shores 

Robert  John  Feldmeie r 

Physical  Educatioh,  Health and 

R ec reation for  Men;  Chicago, 
Illinois 
Robert  Allen  F e nnell 

Police  Adm inistration;  Sturgis 

Robert  David  Finch 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Men;  Fairview 

Joseph  Lester  Flynn,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  Health ancl 

R ecreation  for  Men;  Absecon, 
New  Jersey 

Geraldine B.  Foster 

Phys i cal  Edu cation,  He alth and 

Recreation for  Women ;  Pomp ei 

Janet  Emilie  Fox 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  East 
Ro c hester,  Ne w  Hampshire 

Jack Wendell  Johncock 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Men; 
Shelbyville 
'' Warren Gaylord  Johnson 

Police  Administration; 

Gle ndale,  California 

Martin Joseph Kelly 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men ;  De troit 

Charles  Cooke  Kent 

Physical  Education,  He alth  a nd 
Recreation  for  Me n;  Brave, 
Pennsylvania 

Grant  Armand Kersten 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  De troit 

John  Marion Koss 

Police  Administration;  Gostyn, 

Poland 

Arthur  Edward  Kru e ger 

Police  Administration;  B e llerose, 

New  York 
Richard  Edward  Kuh 

Police  Administration;  Chi c ago, 

Illinois 
Don  D .  Kuick 

Physi c al  Education,  Health  and 
Re c reation  for  Men ;  Midland 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Women ;  Dearborn 

Raymond  Fr ~e dri c k  Landgraf 

Poli ce  Administration;  She boygan, 

James Stewart  Ge mm ell 

Physical  Education,  He alth  a n d 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Eugene  Vernon  Gibbons 

Wisconsin 
Don  Arthur  Langham 

Polic e  Administration;  Grand 

Rapid s 

Physical  Education,  Hea lth  and 

Wende ll  Burde tt e  Lawr e nce 

Recreation for  Men; 
Cleveland,  Ohio 

*Jame10  Patrick  Goggins 

Physical  Education,  H e alth  and 
R ec reation for  Men ;  Flint 

James  Calwell  Had c o c k 

Police  Administration; 
Anaconda,  Montana 

Physi cal  Educat ion,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Men;  Whit e hous e , 
Ohio 

Ralph  Edward  L ew is 

Physical  Education,  He alth and 

R ec r eation  for  Men;  Dea rborn 

* With  Honor 

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SCHOOL  OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

Robert  Muir  MacDonald 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Flint 

Allan Albert  Mack 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Palos 
Park,  Illinois 
William  Gustav  Mack 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Palos 
Park,  Illinois 
Alfred  William  Maki 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Hancock 

Orlando  James  Mazza 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Niagara 
Falls,  New  York 

Barbara Jean  McCann 

Ronald  Archer  Pincomb 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Stewart Francis  Pincumbe 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Gladwin 

Louis  Leroy  Radabaugh 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Lansing 

Richard  Patrick Radziewicz 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Suzanne  Kathleen  Reece 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Women;  Pontiac 

Frank Ralph  Reed 

* Charles  Daniel  Swing 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Men; 
Springfield,  Pennsylvania 

Leocadia  Ida  Szepanski 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Women;  St. 
Charles 

Frank  Russell  Thomas 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Flint 

Jesse  L.  Thomas 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recr e ation for  Men;  Flint 

Police  Administration;  Dearborn 

Judy  Andres  Toft 

*Harold  Kenneth  Reynolds 

Police  Administration;  Valliant, 

Oklahoma 

William  E.  Rhode 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Women ;  Alto 

Jasper  Clyde  Vance,  Jr. 

Police  Administration;  DeSoto, 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Police  Administration;  Benton 

Missouri 

Recreation for  Women; 
Royal Oak 

Allyn  Lohr  M{;Cormic 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Battle 
Creek 

William  Edmond  McCormick 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Ft. 
Dodge,  Iowa 

. 

Robert  Dale  McElreath 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
.Recreation for  Men;  Utica 

Marvin  Gene  McFadden 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Lansing 

Perry Jr.  McManama 

Police  Administration;  Flint 

Sarah Ann  McVaugh 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Women; 
Kingsville,  Ontario,  Canada 

Clarence  Thomas  Means 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Saginaw 

Dale  Edward  Miller 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Grand 
Rapids 

Stanley Welton  Mutersbaugh 

Police  Administration; 

Highland  Park 

Edward  Paul Nagel,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Robert  Franklin Nagel 

Physical  Er\ucation,  Health  and 
Recre a tion for  Men;  Lansing 

Harris  Alexander  Weil,  Jr. 

Harbor 

William  Thomas  Roys,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Ellwood 
City,  Pennsylvania 

Robert  Sabolyk 

Fre deri c k  Emmett  Vanosdall 

Police  Administration;  G e ring, 

Nebraska 

Joan  Elizabeth VonDette 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recre ation for  Wome n ;  Saginaw 

Police  Administration;  Yonkers, 

Kenneth  William  Ward 

New  York 
Helen  Adelaide  Saklon 

Police  Administration;  Charlotte 

Robert  John  Sauve 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  West 
Columbia.  South  Carolina 

Myron  Irwin Weinst e in 

Police  Admini stration;  Saginaw 

Police  Administration;  Brooklyn, 

Norman Jacob  Schmid 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Chicago, 
Illinois 

Herbert  Rudolph  Schroeter 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

tPatricia  Della Scott 

New  York 
Robert Joseph  Whe ele r 

Physi c al  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Battle 
Creek 

Flora  Rowe  Wicht e rman 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Women;  Ferndale 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Ri c hard  Arnold  Wild 

Recreation for  Women; 
Baltimore,  Maryland 

Saul Sam Seagal 

Polic e  Administration;  Ypsilanti 

Howard  Delbert Wriska 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

*Barbara Lynn  Yeoman 

Physi c al  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Wom e n; 
Gaylord 

Recreation for  Men;  Pawtuck e t, 
Rhode  Island 

John  Elliott  Shelden 

Police  Administration;  East 

Lansing 

Shirley  Elaine  Sincock 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Women; 
De troit 
Louis  Alfred  Smith 

Physical  Education,  H e alth and 

Recreation for  Men;  Greenville 

Rees  Roland  Smith 

Police  Administration;  East 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Caspian 

Chica.go,  Indiana 
Wendell  Hartmon Smith 

Earl  Jay Nienhuis 

. 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Police  Administration;  Holland 

Gordon Carl Stauffer 

Raymond  Joseph O'Donnell 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Men;  Chicago, 
Illinois 
Joseph  McCarty  Patton 

Police  Administration;  Milford 

tO .  Keith  Petersen 

Police  Administration;  Buffalo, 

New  York 
Suzanne  Parsons  Phillips 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Women; 
Palmyra,  New  York 

William  Russell  Pierson 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Grand 

Rapids 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Fort 
Wayne,  Indiana 

Milford  A.  Stern 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Re c reation for  Men ;  Detroit 

Constantine  Gus  Strumbos 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

* Douglas  Allen Stuart 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recre ation for  Me n;  Pontiac 

Gloria  Mae  Suhr 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Women; 
Belvidere,  Illinois 

Douglas  Lamar Swee t 

Police  Administration;  De troit 

'-•With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

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• 
SCHOOL  0  F 

Engineering 

The  candidates will  be  presented by  DEAN  LORIN  G.  MILLER 

DEGREE OF  BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

*Harry James Abramowski 
Mechanical;  Manistee 

Joseph John  Adamo 

Mechanical;  Detroit 

Mowafak  Majeed  Al-Badry 

Civil;  Baghdad,  Iraq 

Yousef  Alavi 

Electrical;  Teheran,  Iran 

James  F .  Albrecht 

Mechanical;  Me nominee 

John  Henry Allen 

Civil;  Algonac 
Robert  Joseph Alpers 

Agricultural;  Traverse City 

Kamil  Mahmood  Al-Shaikhly 

Electrical;  Baghdad,  Iraq 

Elbert  Eugene  Ande rson 
Electrical;  Trenton 
Robe rt George  Anderson 

Mechanical;  Muskegon 

Paul  Frederick Andre 

Mechanical;  Saginaw 

Charles  William  Axce 

Chemical;  Manist ee 

RichardS .  Bacon 

Civil;  East  Lansing 

Stanley  Carl Bailey 

Civil;  Clare n ceville 

Leonard John Baker 

Electrical;  Lemoyne, 

Pennsylvania 

*William  David Ball 

Electrical;  Kalamazoo 

* Donald  Earl Ballast 

Chemical;  Grand  Rapids 

Lyle  K.  Barnes 

Chemical;  Ithaca 
Edwin Stanley Barney 

Mec hanic a l;  Detroit 

Jam es  Arthur Hasselman · 

Agricultural;  Barton City 

Robert  Beardslee 

Agricultural;  Milford 

Thomas  Gerard Bek 

Chemical;  Lansing 

*Orris Henry Bende r 

Civil;  Lakewood,  Ohio 

Robe rt  LeCompte  Berry 

Electrical;  Springfie ld,  Illinois 

Carl Gerald  Biener 

Civil;  Grand  Rapids 

William  Earl Bishop 

Mechanical;  Romulus 

Lawrence  LeRoy  Blyly 

Mechanical,  Hartford 

Robert  F .  Bollens 

Mechanical;  Detroit 

Lawrence  Lee  Bowers 
Civil;  Sodus 
Jame s  Marvin Bowker 

Chemical;  Highland  Park 

tRos s  Deline  Brazee 

Agricultural;  Clayton 

Delmar  Andrew Brewer 

Electrical;  Brethren 

Ted  Colin Broadwe ll 

Chemical;  Det roit 

Robert  Wilfred  Browell 
Chemical;  Milford 

Ellis  Brownstein 

Civil;  Detroit 

* With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

Frederick Gene  Burch 

Mechanical;  Rockford 

t  John  L es lie  Buxton 
· 

Civil;  East  Lansing 
William Arthur  Campbell 

Electrical;  Spring Lake 

*Ildo  Albert  Caputo 

Chemical;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Robert  Alwin  Carlsen 

Mechanical;  Detroit 

Lester Allen  Carlson 

Mechanical;  Evanston,  Illinois 

John Alexander  Carol,  Jr . 

Electrical;  Flint 

Paul Castiglione 

Mechanical;  Milford 
Ri c hard  Leo  Charnesky 

Mechanical;  Wyandotte 

*George  E.  Checklich 

AgricuJtural;  Union  City 

Robert  Desire' Chenez 
Electrical;  Lansing 
Jacques  A .  Choiniere 

Agricultural;  Montreal,  Canada 

Maynard  Carl  Clarke 

Civil;  Lowell 

William  Michael  Cleary 

Robert  Durell  Draper 

Mechanical;  Charlotte 

LaVerne  Dudrey 

Civil;  Negaunee 
Donald  Edward  Duell 
Civil;  Farmington 
Richard Warren  Dymond 

Mechanical;  Lansing 

Paul Storring  Eaton 

Mechani cal;  Grosse  Pointe  Woods 

Ralph Scott  Eaton,  Jr. 
Electrical;  Pontiac 

*Warren Jay  Eding 

Mechanical;  Holland 

Euge ne  Kent  Edwards 

Mechanical;  Mesick 

* Richard  Eugene  Edwards 
Mechanical;  Wayne 
*Cecil Howard  Eggleton,  Jr. 

Agricultural;  Fruitport 

Richard William  Ely 

Electrical;  St.  Johns 

Donald  Bruce  Emery 

Civil;  Cedar Springs 

Robert Keith  Farmer 

Agricultural;  Grand  Rapids 

Carlos  Farner 

Mechanical;  East  Lansing 

Chemical;  Guatemala  City, 

Gerald  Wood  Colby 

Mechanical;  Flint 
Arthur Bertram Collins 
Electrical;  Flint 
Ernest Junior  Cook 

Chemical;  Bay  City 

Roqert  Hillard  Cook 

Civil;  Grand  Rapids 
Robert James  Coubrough 

Chemi c al ;  Huntington  Woods 

Dwight  Lathrop  Coulter,  Jr . 

Civil;  Grand  Rapids 
Bernard James  Craigie 
Mechanical;  Detroit 
Charles George  Crocker 
Mechanical;  Dearborn 

William  Wha rrg Cruise 
Civil;  East  Lansing 
Hassan  M.  Ali  Dadah  . 
Civil;  Kirkuk,  Iraq 
Roy Ralph  Datema,  Jr. 
Civil;  Grand  Rapids 

Berte n  Edward  Davey 

Civil;  Detroit 

Donald  Frederick  Davis 

Mechanical;  East  Lansing 

tWilliam  Curtis  Davy 

Chemical;  Petoskey 

Harold Homer  Day 

Mechanical;  Flint 
Edward  Mead  del Solar 

Mechanical;  Rochester,  New  York 

Robert  Eugene  Denome 
Mechanical;  Saginaw 

Thomas  Reed  Dewey 

Electrical;  Grosse  Pointe 

Charle s  Alden  De  Witt 

Civil;  Spring  Lake 
Theodore  Louis  DeYoung 

Mechanical;  Trave rse  City 

Romeo  Anthony  DiMeo 

Guatemala 
David  Alex  Fiet 

Civil;  Muskegon 
William John  Finneran 

Mechanical;  Wilme tte,  Illinois 

Loren Hillis  Ford 

Electrical;  Grand  Rapids 

Fred  E.  Freiheit 

M ec hanical;  Potterville 

*Willard  Dale  Friedle 

Electrical;  Midland 

Akira  Fujita 

Civil;  Papaikou,  Hawaii 

Lino  Alfred Gallinari 

Mechanical;  St.  Charles 

Owen  Dean Gaskill 

Mechanical;  Marshall 

Robert Victor  Gay 

Civil;  East  Lansing 
Rodolfo  Jose Gimenez 

Civil;  Barquisimeto,  Ve nezuela 

Gene  Wade  Glanton 

Mechanical;  Flushing 
Roy  Earle Goodwill,  Jr. 

Mechanical;  Royal Oak 
Mack  Carlyle  Goodwin  III 

Mechanical;  Grand  Rapids 

Edward John Grabowski 
Mechanical;  Manist ee 

Ernest Alfred  Granfors 

Electrical;  Battle  Creek 

James  Robert  Grant 

Sanitary;  Shelby 
John  Lawre nce  Grant 

Chemi cal ;  Harvey,  Illinois 

Leo  James  Grumblatt 

Mechanical;  Erie,  Pennsylvania 

David  James Gunste r 

Civil;  Ridge wood,  New  J e rsey 

tDan  Morris  Guy,  Jr . 

Mechanic al;  Farmington 

Metallurgical;  N i agara  Falls, 

Samir Mi c hel  Haddad 

New  York 

Mechanical;  Beirut,  Lebanon 

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Rodney  Alfred Hall 

Electrical;  Manistee 

Wallace  Gree ley  Hall 

Chemical;  Highland  Park; 

tLeonard  Rupert  Halsted 

Electrical;  Garden  City 

Thomas  M .  Hamilton 

Mechanical;  Detroit 

Barrett Hargreaves 

Electrical;  Pleasant  Ridge 

Harry Joseph  Harris 

Electrical;  New  York, New  York 

Wi lliam  David  Harris 

Civil;  Flint 

*Jack  Douglas  Harrison 
Mechanical;  Saginaw 

Allan  Ward  Harvie 

Civil;  Rochester,  New  York 

Wesley  He rbert  Hauschildt 

Mechanical;  Elizabeth,  New 

Jersey 

Norman  Elliott Havercroft 
Electrical;  Greenbush 

Forrest Hawk 

Electrical;  Flint 

Bernard Hawks 

Elect.rical;  Trenton,  New  Jersey 

James  Richard Hayes 

Mechanical;  Battle  Creek 

Lawrence  Ray  Hedgecock 

Chemical;  Grand  Rapids 
Euge ne  Raymond  Highfield 
Agricultural;  Plymouth 

*William  Karl  Hilzinger 

Mechanical ;  Royal Oak 

Joseph  E.  Hobrla 

E l ect ri cal;  Chicago,  Illinois 

t Edward  Roger  Holland 
Electrical;  Corunna 
Walla ce  Hampton Holmes 

Mechanical;  Grand  Ledge 

Stein Yves  Holst 

C he mical;  Oslo,  Norway 

John  Emmett  Houle 

Meehanical;  Escanaba 

Robert  Ralph  Howard 

Mechanical;  Jackson 
John  Christopher Huebner 

Mechani cal;  New  York,  New  York 

Dayton  Allen Hunt 

Chemical;  Whitman,  Massachusetts 

James  Johnston Hunter 

Civil;  Flint 

Shingo  Inouye 

Metallurgical ;  De troit 

Morton Jacobs 

Civil ;  Grand  Haven 

Carl  Arthur  Jawor 

Mechanical;  Muskegon 

Chilton Keith  Jensen 

Mechani ca l ;  Ludington 
Fre derick  L e brecht  Johns 

C hemical;  Palmyra,  New  York 

Alvin  Jack  Johnson 

Mechanical;  Tarrytown,  New 

York 

William  Ernest Johnson 

Civil;  Ludington 

William  Fredrick Johnston 

Agricultural;  Bre c kenridge 

Cornelius  H .  Jones 

Civil;  Lincoln  f'ark 

H.  Ralph  Kalmar 

Mechanical;  Ferndale 

Ann Kapp 

Electrical ;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

Frederick  Charles Karwas 
Electrical;  Jackson 

Paul  W .  Kasten 

Chemical;  Birmingham 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Masaru Kawaguchi 

Civil;  San  Francisco,  California 

Michael  John Kiczenski 

Mechanical;  Sault  Ste.  Marie 

William  Thomas  Kill een 
Civil;  East Lansing 

Joe  Harold King 

Metallurgical;  Lansing 

*Edward  Thomas  Kinney 

Sanitary;  Grand  Rapids 
Bruce Garrison Kitchen,  Jr . 
Electrical;  Kalamazoo 
Elwyn  Lemuel Kitchen,  Jr . 
Mechanical;  Clawson 
Lawrence Stephen  Klass 

Metallurgical;  Bay City 

Paul Cassell Kline 

Agricultural;  Mendon 

Robert Owen Knapp 

Civil;  Langhorne,  Pennsylvania 

Robert Otto  Knecht 

Electrical;  Evanston,  Illinois 

Peter  P .  Konyha 

Agricultural;  Memphis 

Garold  Dean  Kortge 

Chemical;  Scottville 

Paul Kowe ck 

Mechanical;  Detroit 

Richard Harold Kraft 
Civil;  Musk egon 

Sidney Krieg 

Electrical;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

Emanuel  George  Laggis 

Chemical;  Traverse  City 

James  Henry  Lamay 

Mechanical;  Bay City 

Robert  Don  Lamerson 

Civil;  Alma 

*James  Robert  Lancaster 

Civil;  Flint 
Dale  Walter  Langs 

Electrical;  Traverse  City 

Ralph  Walter  Lankton 
Chemical;  Detroit 
Walter  Eugene  Lawrence 

Mechanical;  Battle  Creek 

William  Jeremi'ah  Lawson 

Electrical;  Flint 
Eugene  Joseph  Lenar 

Mechanical;  Muskegon  Heights 

Dan  Elmo  Lewis 

Electrical;  Flint 
James  Alfred  Likeric 

Mechanical;  Saginaw 

James  Michael  Lindemuth,  Jr. 

Civil;  Jackson 

*Harry  Allan  Lipsitt 

Metallurgical;  Detroit 

Elwyn  Estes  Lockwood 

Chemical;  Williamston 
*Germaine Charles  Lockwood 
Me c hanical;  Hersey 
Thomas  Edward  Lopke r 

Electrical;  St.  Joseph 

Robert  Mason Lucas 

Electrical;  East  Lansing 

Ralph  Paul Lutz 

Metallurgical;  Lansing 
Richard  Douglas  MacDiarmid 

Mechanical;  Lansing 

Olin  E.  Mace,  Jr. 
.  Civil;  Grand  Rapids 
Leo  Emerson  Main 

Mechanical;  Grand  Rapids 

*Jack  Edward  Marceau 

Electrical;  St.  Jos e ph 

Thomas  F.  Marmom 

Chemical;  Big Rapids 

Thomas  Jam es  McCann 

Metallurgical;  Grindstone  City 

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SCHOOL OF  ENGINEEifiNG  (Continued) 

Ross  Miles  McClain 
Mechanical;  Flint 
*LaVerne  R.J.  McHaney 
Chemical;  Lansing 

Allen  Francis  Mercier 

Civil;  Nahma 
John  Eldrige  Merritt 

Electrical;  Jersey City,  New 

Jersey 

Robert  George  Metzger 
* Zigurds  Janis  Michelsons 

Mechanical;  Grand  Rapids 

Civil;  Lansing 
Calvin Kenneth  Miller 

Mechanical;  Grand  Rapids 

Lloyd  Bruce  Miller 

Electrical;  Bailey 

Ward  Duane  Miller 

Agricultural;  Lowell 

Bruce Windsor  Mitton 

Mechanical;  Romulus 

William  Edgar  Montgomery,  Jr. 

Mechanical;  Flint 

G.  William  Moody 

Civil;  Maple  Heights,  Ohio 

Elton Hom e r  Moore 

Me chanical;  Belleville,  Illinois 

Kenneth  Wayne  Moore 

Electrical;  Brookport,  New  York 

* Richard  James  Moser 

Chemical;  Kalamazoo 

Herbert Otto  Muenchow 
Che mical ;  Wayne 

tJohn Nisbet  Muir 

Mechanical;  Lansing 

*Stuart  R.  Mulliken 

Mechanical;  Grand  Rapids 

James  Varley  Munci e 

Metallurgical;  East  Lansing 

Earl  Charles  Nagle 
Civil;  De troit 
Jame s  Greene  Nash 

Civil;  Grand  Rapids 
Arnold  Leo  Verner Nelson 
Electrical;  Pontia c 
Howard  Stuart Nelson 

Civil;  Rockford,  Illinois 

John  Wauchek Nelson 

Agricultural;  Grand Junction 

Andrew  Nester 
Civil;  Flint 

Richard  Eugene  Newman 

Mechanical;  Lansing 

Walte r  Kordyan Novak 
Electrical;  Clio 
Jawdat  Ibrahim  Nubani 

Mechanical;  Ramallah,  Palestine 

David  Irvin Nyquist 

Mechanical;  N ew  Baltimore 

Jack  Ellis Oberle 

Che mi cal;  Constantine 

William  Harry O'Brien 

Mechani cal;  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Howard  John Osborn 

Mechanical;  North  Branch 

Henry  Roy Osterhout,  Jr. 
Mechanical;  Bay  City 

Robert  Harry Ostroski 

Mechanical;  Ann  Arbor 

James  Stuart Ove rton 

Agricultural;  Bangor 

Charles James Ow e n 

Metallurgical;  South  Dartmouth, 

Massachusetts 

tHartl ey Ow e n 

Chemical;  South  Darmouth, 

Massachusetts 
Roy  Edward  Parker 
·  Mec hanical;  Laingsburg 

SCHOOL  OF  ENGINEERING  (Continued) 

Gilbert  Arland Parsons 
Civil;  Battle  <;:reek 
Ralph Norman Paschke 
Electrical;  Detroit 

Jack  A.  Pasel 

Electrical;  Kenmore,  New  York 

Harold Keith  Pederson 

Civil;  Lansing 
Charles  Donald  Peer 
Mechanical;  Flint 

Clarence  Melvin  Peterson 

Electrical;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Ben Junior  Petterson 

Electrical;  Edmore 
Jerome  George  Pfaller 

Civil;  Lowell 

William  Henry  Phelps 
Civil;  Jackson 
John  Leonard  Pickler 
Civil;  Lansing 

Waldemar  Albert  Piehler 

Chemical;  Morton Grove, 

Illinois 
Leroy  Polenz 

Mechanical;  Romulus 
Leonard  Cassell  Price,  Jr . 
Agricultural;  Lansing 

Robert  Lloyd  Price 

Mechanical;  Gloucester  Heights, 

New  Jersey 

Joseph Anthony  Pycz 

Mechanical;  Harvey,  Illinois 

Joseph Yosobe  Pyo 

Electrical;  Wahiana,  Oahu, 

Hawaii 
James  Robert  Reed 
Chemical;  Flint 

John Chase  Reed 

Mechanical;  Lansing 

Richard Hal  Rieger 

Chemical;  Kalamazoo 

Robert  James  Ringle 

Metallurgical;  Rockford, Illinois 

Henry  Roemmelt 

Mechanical;  Detroit 

Carlos  Julio  Rojas  Rohl 

Civil;  Caracas,  Venezuela · 

R.  Burl  Romick 

Mechanical;  Mt.  Clemens 

Rowland  Carl Romick 

Mechanical;  Mt.  Clemens 

Robert  John  Romkema 
Civil;  Grand  Rapids 

Roland  Everett  Root 

Electrical;  Lansing 

John  McKillop  Roop 

Mechanical;  Detroit 

Alfred Charles  Rosenau,  Jr. 

Mechanical;  Pleasant  Ridge 

Donald  Wallace  Ross 

Mechanical;  Midland 

Matthew  James  Rozboril,  Jr . 

Mechanical;  Flint 
Gene  Robert  Rundell 

Mechanical;  Owosso 
Stanley Joseph  Rykwalder 

Mechanical;  River  Rouge 

William  Joe Sanders 

Electrical;  Durand 
Don  Ferdinand Schimmel 
Mechanical;  Detroit 
*Herbert James Schlachter 

Metallurgical;  Grand  Haven 

Robert  James Schultz 

Mechanical;  Lansing 

Robert  Reginald Scraver 

Civil;  Muskegon 

Charles  Esler Sedam,  Jr. 

Electrical;  Grand  Rapids 

Edwin  Stanley Shannon 
Sanitary;  Hamburg 

Vasudev Sharma 

Mechanical;  Bangkok,  Thailand 

Robert  Lee  Shaub 

Mechanical;  Detroit 

Eugene  Earl Sheets 

Civil;  Middletown,  New  York 

Lloyd William Shelder 
Mechanical;  Bendon 

Wilford Byron Shrode 

Mechanical;  Highland  Park 

Roy Joseph Signorine 
Chemical;  Detroit 

Manuel  Paul Sinkoff 
Civil;  Detroit 

Roger  William  Skerry 

Civil;  Harvey,  Illinois 

Charles  Junior Slane 

Mechanical;  Chelsea 

Russell  Taylor  Snow 

Agricultural;  Whitesboro, 

New  York 
Charles  Adolph Stachel 
Mechanical;  Lansing 

William  Paul Stearns 
Electrical;  Detroit 
Nicholas  Joseph Steo 

Electrical;  Rochester,  New  York 

Robert  Jacokes  Stiehl 

Mechanical;  Grand  Rapids 

Peter Lee Stukki e 

Civil;  Ada 

Charles  William  Swanson 
Mechanical;  Lansing 

John  Thomas  Swanson 

Metallurgical;  River  Rouge 

Willard  Shaw  Sweeney 

Sanitary;  Middletown,  New  York 

*Kenneth  Marvin  Sweers 
Civil:  Grand  Rapids 

Herbert  Ralston Swing,  Jr . 
Mechanical;  Springfield, 

Pennsylvania 
Mamom  Saed  Talib 

Electrical;  Baghdad,  Iraq 

Thomas Noel  Tambling 
Chemical;  Monroe  · 
*William  Robert  Tappe 
Electrical;  Detroit 
'' Lawrence  McLouth  Taylor 

Mechanical;  Marine  City 

Gerald Walter  Thiede 

Mechanical;  Grosse  Pointe 
Everett  Steven  Thompson,  Jr. 

Civil;  Detroit 

Eldon Williard  Tibbits 

Mechanical;  Lansing 

Harold  F.  Tolles 

Electrical;  St.  Johns 

William  Charles  Troll 

Electrical;  Grand  Rapids 

Gerald  Lloyd  Trout 

Agricultural;  Belleville 

Norman  Eugene  Tufford 
Electrical;  Owosso 
Khalil  Ibrahim  Al  Ubaydi 

Electrical;  Baghdad,  Iraq_ 

* Alfred  Edgar  Ueberroth 
Electrical;  Ionia 

tKurt  Elliott  Utley 

Electrical;  Croswell 

U.  Spencer  Van  Alsburg 

Civil;  Holland 

Harold  Arthur  Vanderwall 
Mechanical;  Muskegon 

Gerald Vanderwerf 

Mechanical;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Paul VanHalteren 

Mechanical;  Grosse  Pointe 

Earl  M.  Van  Raden' 
Civil;  Van  Dyke 

Albert  Harrison Van Sickle 

Electrical;  Highland  Park 

Wayne  Martin Viergever 

Agricultural;  Grand  Rapids 

Jack Voegler 

Civil;  Muskegon 
*Bernard  Fred Voelzow 

Civil;  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Philip  Jay Walcott 

Agricultural;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Maurice  Walsh 
Mechanical;  Tyre 
Kamal  Abdul  Qadir  Waly 
Civil;  Bagdad,  Iraq 
Joseph  Frank Wandyez 

Civil;  North  Tonawanda, 

New  York 
Keith  Allen Wardwell 

Mechanical;  Williamston 

Malcolm  David Waring 

Civil;  Detroit 
Floyd  Waters,  Jr. 

Mechanical;  Lansing 

* Dale Kendal  Watling 
Sanitary;  Bath 

Robert William Weber 

Mechanical;  Greenville 

Robert  Henry Wells 

Mechanical;  Bound  Brook, 

New  Jersey 

Walter  Joseph West 

Mechanical;  New  Haven, 

Connecticut 

Frank Kenneth  White 

Mechanical;  Rockwood, 

Pennsylvania 

William  Harry White 
Civil;  Royal Oak 

William  Albert Wienbrauck 

Civil;  Flint 

Jack  E.  Wilcox 

Electrical;  Webberville 

Herbert  Eugene  Williams 
Mechanical;  Ferndale 

Loyd  Evans  Winer 

Civil;  Grand  Rapids 

Fred Stanley Wojtalik 

Electrical;  Hamtramck 

Edward Arthur Wynant 
Civil;  Grand  Rapids 

Casimir John  Zajac 
Civil;  Free Soil 

Gordon  Howard  Zeilbeck 

Mechanical;  Grand  Rapids 
George  Frederick Zindler,  Jr. 
Electrical;  Benton Harbor 

*Richard  Robert  Zolnick 

Civil;  Detroit 

Calvin  Zorn 

Civil;  Monroe 

Fred Zuhl,  Jr. 

Mechanical;  Bangor 
Hashim  Thannoon  Zwayne 
Electrical ;  Mosul,  Iraq 

* With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

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Home  Economics 

The  candidates will  be presented by  ACTING  DEAN  JEANETTE. A.  LEE 

DEGREE  OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

Joan  Elizabeth Aho 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Marquette 

Joan Ariel Anderson 

Nutrition;  Williamsburg 

tJune  Frances  Anderson 

Related Arts;  St.  Johns 

Sarah Marie  Annand 

Vocational  Education in 

Evelyn  Elaine  Devereaux 
Related Arts ;  Durand 
Patricia Anne  Devereaux 

Foods;  Lansing 
Gladys  Hawkins  Dillon 
General;  Flushing 
Marilyn Lee  Dressel 

Related  Arts;  Ann  Arbor 

Homemaking;  East  Lansing 

Ruth  Elaine  Duffek 

Flora Aleyone  Armour 

Vocational  Education  in 
Homemaking;  Niles 

Margaret Irene  Aspinall 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Williamsburg 

*Barbara Jane  Eckberg 

Vocational  Education in 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Milford 

Homemaking;  Grand  Rapids 

Cleorae Avery 

Vocational  Education in 

Shi rley  Darlene  Elliott 

Related  Arts ;  Detroit 

Homemaking;  Grand  Rapids 

JoAnn  England 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Battle  Creek 

June  Elaine  Finch 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Ypsilanti 

Howard  Riegal  Finney 

Institution Administration; 
Cleveland,  Ohio 

LaRonna  Mildre d  Fisher 

Clothing and  Textiles ;  Detroit 

Nancy Jane  Fisher 

Sharon Anne  Hill 

Clothing and  Textiles ;  Grand 

Rapids 

Barbara Harriet Ingall 

Vocational  Educatiol) in 

Homemaking;  Lake .Odessa 

Joan Lee  Iwe rks 

Nutrition;  Oxford 

Joan Rose  Jackson 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Grand  Rapids 

Allan  Clayton Jacques 

Institution Administration; 

Bay  City 

Wilma Charlene  Kaiser 

Child  Development;  Ferndale 

Richard Kaltenbrun 

Institution  Administration; 
Wauwatosa,  Wisconsin 

Rietta Grace Kasch 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Chicago, 

Illinoi s 

Patricia Ann Kassabian 

Related  Arts;  Saginaw 

Carol  Eileen Kerr 

Related  Arts;  Jackson 

Edith Anne K e rstetter 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Garden City 

Anne  Louise  Backus 

Child  Development;  Lansing 

Dorothy  Lola  Ballantine 

Vocational  Education  in 
Homemaking;  Elsie 

Kathryn  Mary Behnfield 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Pittsburgh, 

Pennsylvania 

Joan  Lucille Beilfuss 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Lansing 

Donna  Munson Berger 
General;  Saginaw 
Marianne Bidderman 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Chicago, 
Illinois 
Anna  Mary  Billings 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Davison 

Beverly Ann  Borden 

Vocational  Education in 
Homemaking;  Detroit 

Ethel  Lorraine Brehmer 

Vocational  Education i n 

Homemaking;  Suttons  Bay 

Marie  Carolyn Buchbinder 

Child  Development;  Detroit 

*Bertha Chalko 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Muskegon 

Marilyn Sylvia  Chandler 

Related  Arts;  Ann  Arbor 

Gloriana Hale  Clark 

Voc.ational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Chicago, 
Illinois 

Janet  Elizabeth Clark 

General;  Syracuse,  New  York 

Patricia Louise  Close 

Institution Administration; 
F ort Wayne,  Indiana 

Betty Adams  Colgate 

General;  Cuyahoga  Falls,  Ohio 

Laura Ann  Conti 

Related  Arts;  Detroit 

Marilyn Jean  Davis 

Nutrition;  Grand  Rapids 

Shirley June  Davis 

Nutrition;  Grosse  Po inte 

Colleen  Celeste  DeLoche 

Vocational  Edu cation in 
Homemaking;  Linden 

* With Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

Child  Development;  Grand Rapids 

*Barbara Ann  Kirk 

Ella  M .  Fleck 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Davison 

Sharon  Darlene  Ford 

General;  Grosse  Pointe 

Ann  Marie  Foster 

General;  East  Lansing 

Barbara L .  Friend 

Vo cational  Education in 

Home making;  Quincy 

Rosalie  Ann  Fruin 

Nutrition;  Battle Creek 
Ja cquelyn Grace  Galbraith 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Detroit 

Patricia  Marie  Garrity 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Comstock 

Charlotte  Mote  Gaunt 
Nutrition;  Trenton 

Alice  Mae  Gerlach 

Vocational  Education in 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Caro 

Phyllis  Jean Klenk 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Sparta 

Carol  DuBois Knopf 

Child  Development;  Mason 

Patricia Kathryn Kuusisto 
Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  B e ssemer 

James  Edward  Labb 

Institution Administration; 

Durand 

Joan Putnam  Lankton 

Vocational  Education in 
Homemaking;  Detroit 

*Gloria  Ann  Larson 

Vocational  Education in 

Hom e making;  Escanaba 

Nancy Jane  Leith 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Flint 

Diane  Lois  Lewin 

Related  Arts ;  Chi cago,  Illinois 

Homemaking;  St .  Clair Shores 

Mary Irene  Luft 

Gloria Alma Gooch 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Buffalo, 

New  York 
Joyce  Ann  Gould 

Nutrition;  Hemlock 

*Jean Lorene  Graves 

Nutrition;  Chicago,  Illinois 

*Patricia  Eloise  Greiner 

Vocational  Education in 
Homemaking;  Hart 

tSally  Marie  Gustafson 
Nutrition;  Plymouth 
Patricia  Collier Hans e n 

Vocational  Edu cation in 

Homemaking;  Gross e  Pointe 

Anna  Greta Lundquist 

Foods  and Nutrition;  East  Lansing 

Barbara Anne  Lyons 

Vocational  Edu cation  in 

Homemaking;  Me mphis, 
Tennessee 
Mary  Ellen  Mac k 

Related  Arts;  Sche nectady, 

New  York 

Phyllis  Irene  Man c he ster 

Clothing and  Textil e s;  Lansing 

Clothing and  Textile s ;  Twin  Lake 

Dorothy Joan  Manning 

Patricia Blanche  Hendricks 

Child  De velopmt!nt;  De troit 

*Achsah Jean He rrington 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  P e toskey 

Vocational  Edu cation  in 
Home making;  Honor 

Kathryn  Ann  Matthews 

Institution Administration; 

Comstock  Park 

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Julianne  McCally 

Nutrition;  Goshen,  Indiana 

* Margaret Ann  McCarten 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Shaker  Heights, 
Ohio 

Mary  Patricia McGinnis 
General;  Birmingham 
Audrey  Marie  Mickelson 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Ironwood 

Marilyn  Esther  Miller 

Related  Arts;  Marne 

Marcia  Joan  Moore 

Clothing and  Textiles;  St.  Johns 

Ann  Ayako  Morita 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Honolulu, 
Hawaii 

*Betty  Anne  Mote 

Nutrition;  Trenton 
Jean Griffiths  Nesbitt 
General;  Alpena 
Julia  Eleanor Neuder 

Related  Arts;  Detroit 

*Marilyn  Patterson 

Nutrition;  Akron,  Ohio 

*Marjorie  Helen Pickett 

Child  Development;  Detroit 

tJoan  Ilene  Pinkos 

Vocational  Education  in 
Homemaking;  Detroit 

Harriett Gunther  Powers 

Vocational  Education  in 
Homemaking;  Flint 

Martha  Ann  Preston 

Related  Arts;  Benton Harbor 

*Anne  Abernathy  Provo 

Vocational  Educatic;m  in 

Homemaking;  Clarksville, 
Tennessee 

Beth Baxter Reisig 

General;  Stevensville 

Janet  McClelland  Ri c hardson 

Child  Developm e nt ;  Wheeling, 

West  Virginia 

Nan<::y  Ann  Rieckelman 

Child  Development;  Buffalo, 

New  York 
* Nancy  Ellen  Robinson 

Child  Development;  Burt 

Marjorie  Rogers 

Related  Arts;  Grosse  Ile 

Dorothea Adele  Rossetti 
Related  Arts;  Romeo 

Joan  Delores  Samaha 

Institution  Administration; 

Norwalk,  Ohio 
tHildur  Ruth Sangren 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Kalamazoo 

Catherine  Ann  Sargalski 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Detroit 

Phyllis  Ann  Shaw 

Institution  Administration; 

De troit 

Marilyn  Frances  Shay 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Grosse  Pointe 
Park 

Suzanne  Early She rman 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Cheyy 

Chase,  Maryland 

Anne  Jacklin Shreve 

Child  Developme nt;  Lansing 

Geraldine  Audrey  Slote 

Related  Arts;  Constantine 

Carol Jeanne  Smith 

Vocational  Education  in 
Homemaking;  Osseo 

Shirley A.  Smith 

Vocational  Education  in 

Home making;  Jonesville 

Lois  Elle n  Stewa rt 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Ludington 

Patricia Ann  Strong 

R elated  Arts;  Flint 

Nelda Jeanne  Stuhr 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Farmington 

Ann  T .  Switzer 

Nutrition;  K e nmore ,  New  York 

Grace  Ernestine  Teed 

Nutrition;  Ann  Arbor 

Emily Rose  Tei c hman 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Eau  Claire 

Patricia Ann  Upp 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  R eed  City 

Joyce  Elain Waldo 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Grand  Rapids 

Mary  Grace  Lee  Walker 

Institution Administration; 

East  Lansing 

Delore s  Imgard  Weber 

Clothing  and  Textil es;  Warren 

B.  Joanne  Wells 

Ge neral ;  Marquette 

Carol Wheel e r 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Syracuse, 
New  York 

Mary Kathryn  Whit comb 

Clothing and  T extiles;  Gros se 

Pointe 

Emily  Larimore  Whitman 

Child  Development;  Silver 

Spring,  Maryland 

Ann  Louise  Whitney 

Clothing a nd  Textiles;  Wyandott e 

Rita  Ann  Wibbelman 

Clothing  and  T e xtiles;  Gross e 

Pointe  Farms 
Dorothy  June  Yelton 

Vo cat ional  Education  in 

Hom e making;  Rive r  Rouge 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

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SCHOOL 

Science  and  Arts 

The  candidates  will  be  presented by  DEAN  LLOYD  CLEMENT  EMMONS 

DEGREE OF  BACHELOR OF  ARTS 

Ronald  Jack  Abfalter 

History;  Charlevoix 
Harry Norman Achziger 

Mathematics;  Saginaw 

James  Lynn  Adams 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  East  Lansing 

John  David  Adams 

Social Science;  Walled  Lake 

Marian  Elizabeth  Adams 

English;  Birmingham 

Gloria  Byrkit Adamski 

Elementary  Education; 
Peoria,  Illinois 

Lydia  May  Adlof 

Elementary  Education;  Mason 

Oliver Wendell  Agee 
Art;  Detroit 
Barbara Gayle  Agon 

Social Science;  Grand  Rapids 

Enid  Lou  Albertson 

Art ;  East  Lansing 

Marilyn June  Albertson 

Elementary  Education; 

East  Lansing 
Glenn Waverly  Alday 

Elementary  Education; 

Battle  Creek 
Helen  Ann  Alexander 

Harvey  Edward  Babbush 

English;  Detroit 
Donald  Wayne  Bacon 

Social Science;  Lansing 

Bonnie  Luc·ille Bailey 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Gladwin 

Fred Allen Bailey 

Industrial  Arts;  Lansing 

James  Frase r  Baker 

Psychology;  Grand  Rapids 

Max  Edmund  Baker 
English;  Lansing 
Ronald  Granger  Baker 
Psychology;  Detroit 

Rebecca  June  Bakos 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Cambridge,  Ohio 

Daniel  Eugene  Baldwin 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Jackson 

Donald  Edwin  Baldwin 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Owosso 

*Joan  Iris Baldwin 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Lansing 

Nancy  Loy  Baldwin 

Elementary  Education;  Pontiac 

Elementary  Education;  Bad  Axe 

Charleen  Ann  Ball 

Patricia Ann  Allen 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Elementary  Education;  Kenmore, 

Lansing 

James  M .  Bannick 
Art;  Bad  Axe 

Barbara June  Barker 

Music;  Flint 

Marcia  Joan  Barkley 

Barbara Jane  Barnes 
Art;  Grosse  Pointe 

William  E.  Barnhart 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Holt 

David  Paul Barrett 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  East  Lansing 

Richard John  Bartholomew 

History;  Detroit 
Barbara Ann  Bashore 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Pontiac 

Jack  Ellsworth Bates 

Social  Science ;  Lansing 

Barbara  Mae  Bauer 

Elementary  Education; 
Battle Creek 

Dale  Esther Baum 

Education;  Detroit 

Marilyn Joyce  Baxter 

Elementary  Education;  Holt 

Normile Oakman  Baylis 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Edu c ation;  Detroit 

Bruce  Lloyd  Beeker 

New  York 

Janet  Allgrunn 

Art;  Jackson 
Lee  Nolin  Alpern 

History;  Bay  City 
Joanne  O'Connor  Ammon 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Elinor  Louise  Anderson 

Elementary  Education; 

Battle  Creek 

Frieda  Natalie  Anderson 

Elementary  Education; 

Grand  Ledge 

Janet  Marilyn  Anderson 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Marie  Norine  Anderson 
Art;  Muskegon 
Anna  Louise  Angell 

Elementary  Education; 

Birmingham 

Eva  Lena  Angell 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Lutiti anne  Applewhite 

Jaime  Aranguren 

Art;  Bogota,  Colombia 

Mildred  Elizabeth Armstrong 
English;  Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Richard  Evans  Arnold 

History;  Grosse  Pointe 

tinez  Marie  Ashley 

English;  Owosso 
Barbara Jean  Ayers 

Elementary  Education; 

Royal Oak 

Elaine  Joyce  Babbush 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Elementary  Education;  Pontiac 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Thomas  Mitchel Behnfield 

English.;  Morristown,  New  Jersey 

Mary  Margaret  Beier 

Foreign Studies;  Toledo,  Ohio 

Thomas  Alan  Benjamin 

Art;  Dearborn 

William  D.  Benkelman 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Cass  City 

*Beverly June Bennett 

English;  St .  Clair Shores 

Elise  Everingham  Bennett 

English;  Flint 

Nancy  Whitmore  Bernson 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

* Dorothy  May  Berquist 

English;  Iron  Mountain 

Margery Algene  Besser 
Art;  Birmingham 
Martha  Ann  Blanchard 

Eleme ntary  Education;  Detroit 

Thomas  Raymond  Bochniak 

Psychology;  Grand Rapids 

Robert  Allen Bogan 
English;  De troit 
I;Iele ne  Louise  Bogden 

Elem e ntary  Education;  Dearborn 

Kenneth N.  Bohn 

English;  De arborn 
Eleanor  Annette  Bole k 

Art;  Des  Plaines,  Illinois 

Constance  Beverly  Bolin 

Social Science;  Grosse  Pointe 

Margaret  Ann  Boonstra 

eech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Zeeland 

Yolanda  Jean Borzym 

*Shirley  Madeline  Bos c h 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Lansing 

Charles  Walter Bowdidge 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Battle  Creek 

* Ellin  Wilmina Bowlby 

Speec h,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Ovid 
* Robe rt  Nelson  Bowle s 
Art;  Lansing 

* Mary  Mari e  Boyd 

History;  Royal Oak 

Rob e rt Ivan  Boyd 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

Elizabeth VanScoy  Boyne 

Elementary  Education;  Birmingham 

Maurice  L e roy Bracke nbury 

Elementary  Edu cation;  Royal  Oak 

Jam e s  Franklin Bradley ,  Jr. 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Saginaw 

Goldie  Ire n e  Brahce 

Eleme ntary  Education;  Flint 

Eugene  Irvin  Brake! 

Art;  Grand  Rapids 

Susan Jane  Branch 

Mathematics ;  Washington,  D . C. 

Elementary  Education;  Coldwater 

Nancy  D.  Beghold 

Ve ra Ruth  Brandt' 

Music  Therapy,  Rochester, 

Elementary  Education;  De troit 

New  York 

Jack  Christi e  Braun 
History;  Lansing 

33 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Elementary  Education;  Dearborn 

Elementary  Education;  Lyons 

Judith Yuen  Len  Ching 

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

Margaret Jean Brehm 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Lansing 

John Anthony  Brennan,  Jr. 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Detroit 

Mary  Louise  Brewer 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 
Lockport,  New  York 

Gladys  Helen Broberg 
English;  Daggett 
Mary  Ellen Bromm 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Saginaw 

Claude  Edward Broom,  Jr. 
Social Science;  Detroit 

Arlayne  Joy Brown 

Elementary Education; 

Birmingham 

Frances Adah Brown 

*John Bowman Bruff 

History;  New  Lothrop 

Bethalee  Ruth  Brunner 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

· 

tJoanne  Bubolz 

Language  and  Literature;  East 

Lansing 
Barry Buchoz 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Margaret Buckwick 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Belleville 

Mary  Elizabeth  Bunbury 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Niles 

Brenda  Lou  Burgess 

Elementary  Education;  Galesburg 

Myrna  J.  Burgess 

Social Science;  Galesburg 

Beverly Irene  Burns 

Sociology and  Anthropai'>gy; 

Detroit 
Harley Winston  Burr 

Art ;  Moline,  lllinois 

Stephen  E.  Bush 

Social Science;  Battle  Creek 

Charles  David  Butler 

History;  Three  Rivers 

Bonnie  Cameron  Buytas 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

Kenneth  Joseph  Calcatera 

Industrial Arts;  Norway 

Dean Canham 

Social Science;  Pasco, 

Washington 

Francis  John  Patrick Carey 

William  Rae  Carey 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Charlevoix 

Norman  Roehm  Cargill 

Industrial  Arts;  Detroit 

Anthony  Paul Carlin 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 
Peekskill,  New  York 

Mary  Mockles  Carlsen 

Elementary  Education;  Port 

Huron 

Nancy  Louise  Carlson 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 

William  Floyd  Carman,  Jr. 

Social Science;  Brookhaven, 

New  York 
Elizabeth  Ann  Carnell 

Elementary  Education;  De arborn 

*With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

George  Michael  Cascarella 

Psychology;  Rome,  New York 

Suzanne  Caspar 

Anne  Costello 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Buffalo,  New  York 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Shirley Jean Cotter 

*Beverly Jean Cassidy 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Royal Oak 

Ford Stevens  Ceasar 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Emily Joan  Cotterman 

Elementary  Education;  Bryan, . 

Ohio 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

John  Torrey Cottrell 

*Shirley LaPratt Cederwall 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Carol Hope  Chadwick 

Art;  Detro it 

Donna  Jean Chamberlain 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Patricia Joan Charmatz 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Royal  Oak 

Robert  Michael  Chefsky 

Social Science;  East  Tawas 

Elementary Education;  Honolulu, 

Hawaii 

Mary Jane  Christian 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Patricia Ann  Church 
English;  Olivet 
Harry Clark,  Jr . 

History;  Kalamazoo 

*Robert Philip  Clark 

Psychology;  E;lizabeth,  New  Jersey 

Grace  Elizabeth  Claxton 

Spanish;  Eggertsville,  New  York 

Richard  Douglas  Clemmer 
Social Science;  Lansing 
Patricia Raymond  Cleveland 

Mathematics;  Flint 
Jacqueline  Mae  Cline 

Art;  Lansing 
Mary Louise  Coates 

Mathematics;  Royal Oak 

Edward  Donald  Cohen 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Troy,  N~w York 

Louis  Hughes  Cole,  Jr. 

Social Science;  Pontiac 

Percy  Ernest Cole 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Flint 

tClare Lee  Colegrove 

English;  Lansing 

Robert  Carleton Coleman 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Pontiac 
Jean  Lois  Collinson 

Elementary  Education; 

Grosse  Pointe 

Nell  Juana  Colovos 

Elementary  Education; 

Grosse  Pointe 

Marian Shirley Conrad 

Art;  Goodells 

Gladys  Virginia  Constantine 
Elementary  Education; 

Grosse  Pointe 
Richard  Thomas  Conway 

English;  Clio 
Gerald  Arthur  Cook 

Social Science;  East  Lansing 
Alexander  Ledgerwood  Copland 

Social Science;  Detroit 

Nancy  Grace Corbett 

Elementary  Education;  Toledo, 

Ohio 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Ypsilanti 

Barbara  Marie  Courtney 
Elementary Education; 

Highland  Park 

Derwyn  Carlyle Crabb 
Psychology;  Owosso 

Donna  Elaine  Crabb 

Art;  Detroit 
Barbara  Cranston 

History;  Washington,  D. C. 

James  Eldon  Creamer 

Industrial  Arts;  Flint 

Frederick Lawrence  Crippen 

Art;  Lansing 

Frederick James  Cromie,  Jr. 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Warren 

Paul  Dennis  Cronin 

English;  Brighton,  Massachusetts 

Lillian Katherine  Csaszar 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 
Kenneth  Randall  Culver 

Industrial  Arts;  Tekonsha 

Barbara P.  Currie 
Art ;  Port Huron 
Priscilla Ann  Curtiss 

Elementary  Education;  Lake Orion 

Frank Leo  D'Agostino 

Social Science:  Detroit 

*Lois  Ruth  Dalenberg 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Saginaw 

William  McLellan  Daniels 

Psychology;  Euclid,  Ohio 

Joan  Davis  Darby 
English;  Flint 
Patricia Ann  Darling 

French;  Huntington  Woods 

Arletta  Lois  Davey 

Art;  Grand  Rapids 
Joyce  Ruth  Davidson 

Elementary  Education;  Nunica 

tJacqueline  Dawson  Day 

Art;  Bay  City 

tJoel B.  Dean 

English;  Dundee 
Joanne  Laitur  Deel 

Marvin  Dees,  Jr. 

Psychology;  Berkley 

Peggy Ruth  Deisig 

English;  Saginaw 

Cornelius  Thomas  de Kam,  Jr. 

Industrial  Arts;  Detroit 
Constance  Deana  Deligianis 

Elementary  Education; Port Huron 

Eleanor  Dorothy  Dennis 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Milford 

Elmer J.  Dennis,  Jr. 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Flint 

John  Francis  Denstaedt 
History;  Detroit 
Richard John  Desautel 

Eileen  Elizabeth  Corrigan 

El ementary  Education;  F e rndale 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

34 

English;  Middletown,  New York 

Mary  Dee  Connelly 

Art;  Scranton,  Pennsylvania 

Elementary Education;  Detroit 

SC HOOL  OF  SCIENCE  AN D  ARTS  (Co ntinu ed ) 

So c iology  and  Anthropology; 

P sychology ;  R i dge wood,  Ne w 

E l e m e ntary  Edu c ation ;  P e rry 

B e tty  Ann  Go e tz 

Paul  Luke  F l y nn 

B e tte  Gra ce  De uling 

Ele m e ntary  E du c ation;  Grand 

Rapid s 

Joan  De v e r 

El e m e ntary  Edu c ation ;  De troit 

Jam es  Cassi us  De Wit t 

Engli s h;  Grand  R a p id s 

* Robe rt  Mors e  De Wolf,  J r. 
Psy chology;  Detroit 

Willard  James  Dillon 

El m e r  Fre de r ick  Esch e nburg 
Hi s tory ;  Mt .  Cl e m e ns 

Wil li am  LaVe rne  E spi e 

Ele m e n ta r y  E du c ation ;  Ha nove r 

Ja c qu e line  J e an  Eve r s 

Art ;  De t r oit 

* E uge n e  C har le s  Ew ald 

So ci al  S c i e n ce ;  Flint 
Ba rba r a  Hele n e  F aye tt e 

Elem e ntary  Edu cation ;  De t r oit 

Speech,  Dramati cs  and  Radio 

P atri cia  J e anne  F ee l e y 

Edu c ation;  Malde n, 
Ma ssa c hu se tt s 
Claud e  Euge n e  Di xon 

So cial  Scien ce;  Monro e 

Lo is  Arl ee n  Dodge 
Art ;  Bay  Port 
tClara  Jean  Doh se 

Spanish;  Hillsdale 

J .  Alain  Donne ll 

Industrial  A rt s;  Gree n s boro, 

North  Carolina 
Richard  Jam es  Dorans ki 

So cial  S c i e n ce;  Oak  Lawn, 

Illinoi s 

Charlotte  France s  Dost e r 
El e m e ntary  Edu c ation; 

Plainw e ll 

William  B e eman  Doughty 

Industrial  Arts ;  All e n  Park 

Dorothe a  Elis s a  Do wn ey 

E lementary  Edu c at ion ;  Ea s t 

Lans ing 
* Anita  Kathle e n  Doyl e 

Sp e e c h,  Dramati c s  and  Radio 

Edu cation;  Low e ll 

Manfr e do  C .  Drago 

East  Lansing 
Mar c  Hanle y  Dru c kman 
Ge ography;  De troit 
Theodore  Jos e ph  Duggan 

History;  How e ll 
James Otis  Dulworth 

Psychology;  Hud s on 
Virginia  Young  Dunc an 

English;  East  Lan s ing 
Frederick Herman  Dunnbie r 
So c ial  Scie n ce;  De troit 

Rob e rt  Dustan,  Jr . 

Art ;  Lincoln  Park 
Gordon  Leste r  Duvall 

Ge ography;  Arlington,  Virginia 

Harold  Dworkin 

Mus i c;  De troit 
Patricia Joan  Dwyer 

Elem e ntary  Edu cation ;  De troit 

Loi s  Elain e  F e hlig 

Ele m e nt a r y  E du cat ion ;  De a rbo rn 

Ge r ald  J oseph  F e ld m a nn 

So ci a l  Sci e n ce;  St.  C har l e s, 

Mi s souri 

Barba ra  Ann  F e ll 

E l e m e ntary  Edu cation; 
Gal es burg,  ill ino i s 

Jac k  Maynard  Fe r r i s 

Indu s tr i al  Art s;  Trave r s e  C ity 

De an  Ed wa rd  F e ss e nde n 

Psyc hology ;  Me n o minee 

Ri c hard  P e t e r  F in d la t e r 

Art ;  De troit 
* E s th e r  R hoda  F is h 

So ci al  S c i e n ce;  Grand  Rap i d s 

Mary  Louise  F itz si mon s 
Art ;  Gro ss e  Po i nt e 

Charles  He nry  Fleck 

So c ial  S c ie n ce;  Gros s e  P o int e 

R ic hard  Boute ll  Fl e t c h e r 
Hi s tory;  Bay  City 

Dor is  Miles  Flint 

J e rs ey 

J o Anne  P e ar l  Fo e rst e r 

E l e m e n ta r y  E du cation;  Lan sing 

J o anne  Tr ieb el  Forb e s 

So c io lo gy  and  Anthropolo gy; 

Shiloh,  Oh io 
Dor een  Marie  Forslu n d 

A rt ;  C h ica go ,  Ill i nois 
* Edw a rd  Clint on  Fo s h e im 
Spani s h ;  Grand  Ha v e n 

Fre d  Carl  Fo s t e r 

C o lora do 
tLa c hlan  Howard  F os t e r 

Hi s tory ;  Ea s t  Lan s ing 

Donald  Ri c hard  Fra z ie r 

History;  Adrian 

C harlotte  Anne  Fri c k 

Elementary  Education;  Det roit 

Mu s i c  The rapy;  Rive r si d e , 

Inger  Ragna  Dybwad 

English;  Stuttgart,  Ge rmany 

Lloyd  Gordon  Eddins 

History;  Hazen,  Arkans a s 

* William  Jos e ph  Eddy 

Philosophy;  Detroit 

Joanne  Marie  Edsall 

Psychology;  Tole do,  Ohio 

Jame s  Owen  Eib 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Saginaw 

Sally  Elder 

English;  Bryan,  Ohio 

Anne  Leota  Elliott 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

Judith  Virginia  Else 

Ele mentary  Education; 
Perrysburg,  Ohio 

David  Edward  England 

Social Science ;  Battle  Creek 

Donald  Alle n  Erikson 

Social  Science;  New  York, 

New  York 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Illinois 

Con s tan ce  Mae  Frie dman 

Psychology;  Chi cago ,  Illinoi s 

Carolyn  Eleanor  F ritz 
Art ;  Grand  Rapid s 

Linda  Lou i s e  Fritz 
Art;  Monroe 
*Joan  L es li e  Fry 

P s y c hology;  Sa gi na w 
Dorothy  Reb ecca  Full e r 

Spe e c h,  Dramati cs  and  R a d io 

Edu c ation ;  Kal a m az oo 

* Fran ces  N a n e tt e  Funk 

Sp eec h,  Dramatics  and  Rad io 

Edu c a tion;  S a u ~a t u c k 

Pauline  Furni s s 

Biologi c a l  Scie n ce ;  Nashv il le 

Lawre n ce  Andrew  Gagnon 

E l e mentary  Edu c ation;  De troit 

Judd  Fre deri c k  G a rrison 

Indu s trial  Arts ;  Grand  Rapids 

L e o  Charl e s  Garry 

History;  VanDyke 

3 5 

C hr is  Ga r y et 

Sp eec h,  Dra m ati c s  a nd  Radio 

Edu c ation ;  Po nt iac 

Ida  Tu n ison G e ar har t 

Ele m e n tary  Edu c ation;  Hadl ey 

Ma r y  Susan  G ee 

Ele m e n tary  Edu c atio n;  Low e ll 

*C ha r l es  Mu rry  Ge or ge 

Span i s h;  Roche st e r 
J e a nn e  Elizab e t h  Ge p ha rt 

E l em e n ta r y  Edu ca tion ;  Bay  C ity 

Earl  E;dw ard  G e t c he l 
Hi sto r y;  O wosso 
Robe rt  P e t e r  Gibb s 

So cio logy  a n d  An thropo logy; 

Po rt  Hu ron 

'' Mary  Ann  Gi dd ing s 
F r e n c h;  L a n s i n g 
Ca r oly n  Louis e  G ilb e rt 
Span is h;  De troit 
Joyc e  Suza nn e  Gilb e r t 

Ele m e nt a r y  Edu c a t io n;  De troit 

*Sue  Elle n  G iles 

Sp eech,  Dra m ati c s  a nd  Radio 

Edu c ation;  Wat se ka,  Il li no is 

Ja m e s  Allan  Gill ila n d 

So c ia l  Scie n ce;  De tro i t 

J oa n  Do lore s  G illing 

El e m e ntary  Edu c a tio n;  G r ee n 

Bay,  W is co n si n 
Ros e lle  Ar l een  G lu c k 

El e m e nta r y  Edu c atio n;  Youn s town , 

Ohio 

* Do ro t hy  Ell e n  G lupk e r 

Fre n c h;  Gran d  Ra pids 

Sp eec h ,  Dram ati cs  a n d  Radio 

Ed u cation;  De tro it 

Nan cy  Banks  G oka y 

Ele m e ntary  Edu catio n;  Battle 

C r eek 
J o hn  Jo sep h  Gold e n 

P sy c ho logy;  B e n to n  Har bor 

C l a ra  Ma rga r e t  Go r do n 
Hi s to r y;  Bi rm in gha m 
Dougl a s  Mu rray  Go r do n 

So c ial  Scie n ce;  Roya l  Oak 

''' Edw ar d  Ramon  Co r k 

E l e m e ntary  Edu c a t ion;  Ja c k so n 

Sp eech,  Dra m ati c s  a n d  Ra dio 

Edu c ation ;  Po nt iac 
P hyllis  Joan  Go udzw a a r d 
Art ;  G r a nd  R apid s 
Arthur  R e nni e  Gous s y 

So cial Sc i e n ce ;  De t r o it 

Rob e r t  C.  Go u ssy 

So cial  Sci e n ce;  De tro it 

Na n cy  J a ne  Cra bb 

E le m e n tary  Edu c ation ;  Roch es t e r , 

N e w  Yor k 
Vl es ta  Sally  Grabho r n 

El e m e n ta r y  E duca t io n;  Ro c he ste r 

Olive  L y nda  Grady 

El e m e nta r y  E du c at io n ;  B e nto n 

Ha rbo r 
J a n e t  M a rilyn  G r ay 

P sy c ho logy;  Bingh amto n , 

N e w  Yo rk 

Je an  Ann a  Grayum 

E l e m e n ta r y  Edu c a tio n;  P a r m a 

Height s ,  Ohi o 

Helen  Ho ll is t e r  Gree n 

E leme n ta ry  Edu c a tion ;  Lap ee r 

Mary  E m ily  Gree nm a n 

Fr e n c h;  Ann  Arbo r 
L o is  Cla i r e  Gree n woo d 

Ele m e ntary  Edu ca tion;  Oak  Pa rk , 

Il lino is 

Indu s tr i al  Art s;  F o rt  Collin s , 

Patri c ia  Su zanne  Go ss 

Spanish;  De s  Plaine s ,  Illinois 

The odo r e  Ri c hard  Jacobse n 

SCHOOL  OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continu e d) 

Virginia  Edwina  Griffith 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Hugh  Reeves  Grige reit,  Jr. 

Social  Scie n ce;  St .  Jos e ph 

Jame s  Alan  Grigwar e 

Shirle y  Sode rberg Hemmye 

Psychology;  Burlington,  Iowa 

James J .  Herrick 

Social  S c ience ;  East  Lan s ing 

William  H.  He rvey 

So c ia l  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

So c iology  and  Anthropology; 

Elwood  Joseph  Grubb 

Social  Sc i e n ce;  De troit 

Max  Louis  Guenthe r 

Elementary  Education; 

Gr e enville 

Dolores  Marjorie  Guimond 

Art ;  Gros se  Point e 

Donald  Irwin  Gutzki 

Geography ;  Lansing 

Juanita  Rose  Hagan 

English;  Mar c ellus 

Alvin  Edward  Hage n 

Sp e ech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education; ·Lansing 

Jame s  Whitake r  Hale 

Sp e ech,  Dra'matics and  Radio 
Edu cation;  Grand  Rapids 

Frank  Hampton  Halley 

Saginaw 
Marilyn  Rae  Hess 

Joy ce  Dolore s  He st e r 

Art ;  Flint 

Virginia  Joan  Heyl 

Elementary  Education; 
Washington,  Illinois 

Dani e l  Howard  Hickey 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Edu c ation;  Chi c ago,  Illinoi s 

*Ri c hard  Edward  Higley 

Spanish;  Grand  Rapids 

Jack  Ernal  Hill 

Spe ech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Edu c ation;  Ri c hland 

Magene  Hodgin 

Elementary  Education;  Lans ing 

Elementary  Education;  De troit 

Ruthann  Hodgkins 

Carolyn  Joanne  Halli we ll 

Elementary  Education;  Romeo 

*Sally  Ann  Hame line 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Edu c ation;  Grand Blanc 

*Jack  Chaney  Hammel 

Psy c hology;  Detroit 

Elizabeth  Hanna 

So c ial  Science ;  Birmingham 

Janet  Beth Hanna 

English;  Birmingham 

Geraldine  Mae  Hansen 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

Eleme ntary  Education;  Grand 

Rapid s 

Irma Marilyn  Holcomb 

Elementary  Education;  Saginaw 

Margaret  Edith Holcomb 

Biological  Science;  New  Lothrop 

David  Ri c hard  Hells 

Art ;  De troit 
Hil1is  R .  Holman 

Psy c hology;  Owosso 

May  Ellen Holt 

Social Scie nce ;  Imlay  City 

Barbara Jean Hone c ker 

Elementary  Edu c ation;  Grand 

Rowland  Joseph Hanson 

Spe e c h,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Rapids 
Virginia  E.  Hood 

Education;  Saginaw 

Constanc e  L .  Harby 

English;  Wyandotte 
Leslie  Forbister Harcus 

Art;  Lansing 
John Lynn  Harmon 

Social Science;  Pittsford 
Eleanor  Breckinridge Harper 

So c ial Science ;  East  Lansing 

Florence  Erna Harris 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Grand Rapids 

Frederick  Lawre nce  Harris 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

· 

Jayne  Putman Harris 

Elementary  Education; 

Williamston 

Sally Joan Harrison 

Elementary  Education;  Ypsilanti 

* Mary  Margaret  Hartsell 

Social Science;  Detroit 

George  Charles  Harvey 

Psychology;  Iron  Mountain 

* Richard  Lorenz  Hatton 

Psychology;  Temperance 

Ruth  Florine Hawley 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Hart 

Donald  Lyall  Haynes 

English ;  Anchorville 
Hayden  Barclay Headley 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Birmingham 

Irma Jane  Hooker 

History;  Muske gon 
Theodor  Wilbur  Hooker 
English;  Jackson 

Edmund  DuWayne  Hotchkiss 

H i story;  Lansing 

Rob e rt Vernon  Houlehan 
Social  Science ;  Detroit 

Harold  Clay Howell 

Social  S c ience;  Detroit 

Elaine  Claire  Hrach 

Biological  Science;  St.  Joseph 

Janet  Ann  Hubbard 

Elementary  Education; 

Schenectady,  New  York 

Reynold  Clare Hubbell 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Pontiac 
Phyllis  Jean Hudson 

Elementary  Education;  Decatur 

Thomas  Andrew  Huebner 

Language  and  Literature; 
Peekskill,  New  York 

*Jean  Anne  Hulbert 

Social  Science;  Lansing 

Nancy  Nelle  Humphries 

Elementary  Education; 

Battle  Creek 

Jean  Riedel  Hunt 

Elementary  Education;  Jackson 

Robert  Louis  Heilman 

History;  Maumee,  Ohio 

Doris  Marilyn Heinz 

Sue  Etta Irwin 

Art;  Grand  Rapids 

Elementary  Education;  Pontiac 

tHildegarde  Cynthia  Iverson 

Crystal  Diana Helin 

Art;  Grosse  Pointe 

*With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

Art;  Kingsford 

36 

Dorothy  Schadle r  Jackson 

So c iology  and  Anthropology ; 

Lansing 

Lawrence  Porter Jackson 

Sp ee ch,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Owosso 

*Shirlee  Ann  Jacobs 

Eleme ntary  Education;  Lansing 

Art ;  Lansing 
Casimir Jamroz 

Art ;  Rottweil,  Poland 

Edward  Robert  Jarou 

El e m e ntary  Education;  Flint 

De an  Edmund  Jennings 

Mathemati c s;  East  Lansing 

Sally  Ann  Jennings 

Engli s h;  Grand  Rapids 

Barbara  Ruth  Johnson 

Geography;  Royal  Oak 

B e tty Jean  Johnson 

Ele m e ntary  Education;  East 

Lansing 
Ervin  Garth Johnson 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Tustin 

Harley  D.  Johnson 

Elementary  Education;  Lake 

Odessa 
* Mary  Ellen Johnson 
Art;  Escanaba 
Thomas  J.A.  Johnson 

Psychology;  Detroit 

Allen  Jones,  Jr. 

Social  Science;  Chevy  Chas e , 

Maryland 
Kathl e en  Mae  Jones 
Psychology;  Clio 

tLeeRoy George  Jones 

Psychology;  Midland 

Nancy  Arnold  Jone s 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Jackson 
Robert  Edwin  Joyce 

Social  Science;  Birmingham 

Margot  Ann Kahl 

Psychology;  Grosse  Pointe 

Violetta  Marie  Kakonen 

El e m e ntary  Education;  De troi t 

Roland  Edwin Kalmbach,  Jr . 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Ann  Arbor 

John  Herbert Kamps 
History;  Zeeland 

Loisjean Kanouse 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 

Lucille  J .  Kapplinger 

Social Science;  Saginaw 

Frank Samuel Kapral 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Courtdale, 
Pennsylvania 

Roselind  Miriam Katz 

Music  Therapy;  Valley  City, 

North  Dakota 

Sigmond  Robert Katz 

Geography;  Flint 
Ruth Anna Kaufman 

Biological  Science;  Saginaw 

Eric  Emil Kauma 

History;  Chassell 
Edward  Daniel Kaupas 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Grosse  Pointe 

*Robert John Kelley 

Psychology;  Detroit 

Geography;  Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Charlotte Jane  Ingram 

Psychology;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Jerome Keane 

Nancy  Ann  K e nne dy 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

James  Hall Ke nt 

French;  Lansing 

* Donald  Allen  Kerr 
Art;  Saginaw 
Edward  John K e rr 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

E ducation ;  Monroe 

Herbe rt  Spen c e r  Ketchum 

Social  Science;  Muskegon  Heights 

Alexander  G.  Keur ejian 

Art;  De troit 

* Nan cy  Virginia Kietzman 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

*Harriet Kimball  Pino  King 

Spanish;  Lansing 

Patri cia  Ann  King 

English;  Flint 

Robert  Ea rl Kirkwood 
History;  Detroit 

Geraldine  Sara  Klap 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

J e ann e  Louise  Klibbe 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Det ro i t 
Jam es  Christopher  Klinedinst 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Edu c ation;  Harrisburg, 
Pennsylvania 
Shirley  Hagen  Kline dinst 
Psychology;  Saline 

Stuart James Knickerbocker 

Art ;  Mt.  Morris 
Wilbert  James  Knop 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Ionia 

Gloria  Ellen Koch 
Art;  Detroit 

Elaine  Selina Koehn 

Speech,  Dramati cs  and  Radio 

Education ;  Danville ,  Illinois 

John  Thomas Kol e n ic 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Educat ion;  Muskegon  Heights 

Rosemary Kooistra 

Social  Science;  Hudsonville 

Mavis  Kathleen  Koons 

Elementary  Education;  Rives 

Junction 
Mary  Frances Kopus 
History;  De troit 
Vera  Marie  Ko smin 
Art;  Dearborn 

Therese  Martha  Kowalski 
Art;  Grand  Rapids 
Mary  Ann  Kozlowski 

English;  Grosse  Pointe 

Ramon  Joseph Kramer 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Chicago,  Illinois 
Letty  Ann  Kretschmar 

Elementary  Education;  Grosse 

Pointe 

Melvin  Paul Krugman 

Psychology;  Pontiac 

Walter  Fred Kuhta 

Psychology;  Stratford, 

Connecticut 

Haig Meki 'l!  Kurkjian 

Psychology;  Grand  Rapids 

Donna  Maginn  Kursik 

French;  Mt.  Morris 

Maxine  Ruth  Kurzman 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit, 

Louanne  Robson  Lacy 

Elementary  Education;  West 
Hartford,  Connecticut 

*With  Honor 

SCHOOL  OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

Audrey  Jane  LaFrance 

Elementary  Education;  Royal  Oak 

Audrey  Ann  Lagesen 

Vincent  Magi 

History;  De troit 

Salvatore  Maglia 

Elementary  Edu cation;  Ludington 

Social  Sc i e nce;  Lawrence, 

Janeth  Anne  LaMont 

Elementary  Edu cation ;  Battle 

Creek 
Mary  Louise  Lane 

Massachusetts 

Stephanie  Ruth  Majewski 

Elem e ntary  Education;  Det roit 

Christine  Makris 

Elementary  Education;  Homer 

Elementary  Education;  South 

Marian  Ball  Langham 

Art;  Washington  D .C. 
· Frederick George  Lapham 

Hi story;  Detro it 

Peggy  Ann  Large 

Bend,  Indiana 

Betty  Mae  Marsh 

Elementary  Education; 

Birmingham 

June  Elizabeth  Martin 

Elem entary  Education;  Port 

Elementary  Education;  Dearborn 

Huron 

David  Win s ton  LaVercombe 

Industrial  Arts;  Spring  Lake 

JohnS.  Lawl er 

Indu strial  Arts;  East  Detroit 

Klaus  J u liu s  Karl  Lehmann 

Speech,  Dra mati cs  and  Radio 

Edu c ation ;  Carmel, 
California 

Mary Olive  L e mme r 

Athi e  Martindal e 

Music;  Battle  Cree k 

Donald  Fay  Marvi c 

Social  Science;  Escanaba 

Edwin  Jose ph  Marx 

Social Science ;  Grand  Blanc 

Milford  Thomas  Mason 
History;  Charlotte 
Bruce  Evan  Mathews 
History;  Detroit 

Elementary  Education ;  Escanaba 

Marilyn  F er ri er  Mathewson 

*Joan  Frances  Lenz 

Social  Science;  Grosse  Pointe 

Mary  Claire  Leonhardt 
Art;  East  Lansing 
Jacquelyn  Ann  Lester 

History;  Sault  Ste.  Marie 

T .  Brown  L ewis 

Hi sto ry ;  Detroit 

Warre n  Willard  Lindstrom 

Elementary  Education;  Stambaugh 

Louis  Anthony  Liscio 

Elementary  Education;  Grosse 

Pointe 

Gayle  Loui se  Mathias 

Elementary  Edu c;ation;  Royal  Oak 

Charles  Donald  Matson,  Jr . 
Social  Science;  Pontia c 

Pamela  Ann  Maycock 

Ele m e ntary  Education;  De troit 

Margaret  Ann  McArdle 

Element ary  Education;  Ionia 

Jacqueline  Delo r es  McCann 

Psychology;  Tuckaho e ,  New  York 

Elementary  Education;  Lan sing 

William  Barclay  Livingston 

Industrial  Arts ;  Dearborn 

Margaret K .  Lohmann 
German;  Holland 
Dorothy  Carolyn Lorenz 

Robe rta Sue  McClure 

Psychology;  Michigamme 

Jacqueline  Dorothy  McDaid 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Patricia Ann  McFate 

Elementary  Education;  Rosevill e 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

William  John  Lotz e r 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Ironwood 

Donald Kenneth  Louis 

Industrial  Arts;  Escanaba 

Edward  W.  Low es 

English;  Pontiac 

Ann  Lowry 

English;  Holland 
Ellin  Marie  LuKach 

Social Science;  New  York,  N ew 

York 
*Willia m  M.  Lukash 

Psychology;  Ecorse 
Barbara Gra ce  Lukens 

Elementary  Education;  Tol e do, 

Ohio 
Shirley Lois  Lund 

Education;  Detroit 

Bradley Harry  McGee 

Speech,  Dramati cs  and  Radio 

Education;  Marshall 

Betty  Jo  McGlone 
Art;  Jackson 
Mary  McGre gor 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  St.  Clair 
Edward  Emmett  McKall e n,  Jr. 
Sociology  and  Anthropology; 
New  York,  New  York 

Dorothy  Ann  McKeon 

Spanish;  Battle  Creek 

Florentina Gretchen  McKinney 

Art;  Breckenridge 

Jeanne  Ann  McKinstry 
English;  Lansing 

Elementary  Education;  Muskegon 

Jacquelin  Lou  Mc~aughlin 

Heights 
John  Farley Lurkins 
Art;  Franklin 
Caroline  Jane  Lustig 

Ele m e ntary  Education;  Lansing 

Austin  Jersey  McL ean,  Jr. 

English;  Lansing 
Barbara  Denton  McLean 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Elementary  Education;  Richmond 

Rapids 

Joan B everly  MacCready 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Jackson 

John  Phillip  MacGregor 

Social  Science;  Kalamazoo 

Marilyn  Elizabeth  Mackey 

Elem e ntary  Education;  Flint 

Marvin  Donald  Mac  Millan 
History;  Allen Park 
Elizabeth  Frances  Maentz 
Psychology;  Kalamazoo 

Jerry Gordon  McMahon 

History;  K e nmore ,  New  York 

Thomas  Mic hae l  M cMahon 

History;  Newberry 

*Joan  Marie  M c Namara 

Psychology;  Manistique 

Robe rt  Clifton  Medford 

Industrial  Arts;  Lakeview 

B etsy  Mellios 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Donald  Steadman  Mendelso hn 

Social  Scie nce ;  East  Lansing 

37 

SCHOOL  OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

John  Bernard  Me ns c h 

Ele m e ntary  Edu c ation ;  Detroit 

* Margaret  Elizabe th  Mowrer 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Leona Olga  Merk 

Psy c hology;  De troit 

Virginia  Lou  Me rritt 

Elementary  Education; 

Royal  Oak 
Nan cy  E lizabeth  Merz 

Speec h ,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Binghamton, 
New  York 

*Joan  Metcalfe 

So c ial  Science;  Chi c ago,  Illinoi s 

Marilyn  Joan  Meyers 

Elementary  Education; 

Grand  Rapids 
Robert  Frederick  Meye rs 
P sychology;  Detroit 

B e th  Ellen  Mikes ell 
Art;  Washington 
Bonnie  Feucht  Miles 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

E mily  Ro ss  Milham 

E le mentary  Education; 

Kalamazoo 

Ge ne  Rolland  Miller 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Muskegon 
Gordon  Wayne  Miller 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Elmhurst, 
Illinois 

James  Edward  Mille r 

Indu s trial  Art s;  Olivet 

Norma  Jane  Mille r 

Ele m e ntary  Education;  Detroit 

Ka thl ee n  Louis e  Milne r 

Elementary  Education; 

Sto c kbridge 
Robert  James  Mitchell 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Marie  Norma  Mix 

Elementary  Edu c ation; 

Highland  Park 

Gregory  Grier  Mobley 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Detroit 
0.  Graham  Monger 

Psychology;  De troit 
Gladys  Marguerite  Monique 
History;  Grand  Rapids 

Sharon  Louise  Montague 

Ele mentary  Education;  Caro 

James  Ric hard  Moore 
So c ial S c i e n ce ;  Holt 
Madelyn  Gwenyth  Moore 

Elementary  Education; 

Muskegon 

Mary  Janet  Moore 

Elementary  Education; 

Mt .  Clemens 

Rudolph H .  Mora 

Speech,  Dramati cs  and  Radio 

E du cation ;  Flint 

William  Herbert  Morgan 
Psycholo gy;  Owosso 

*Kathryn  A .  Morrow 

History;  Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Mary  Morse 

French;  Lansing 

Myrtle  Wilhelmie n  Hamilton  Mort 
El e mentary  Education;  Lansing 

Jane t  Mosher 

E lementary  Education;  East 

Lansing 

Gayl ord  J ohn  Messing 

Indu s trial Arts ;  Adrian 

Education;  Parma 
Margaret  Elizabe th  Muir 

Elementary  Education;  Almont 

Barbara Jane  Mulle tt 

Cynthia Jean  Palmer 

Psy c hology ;  De troit 
Mi c hae l  Angelo  Papero 

Sociology  and  Anthropology ; 

Buffalo,  New  York 

Nan cy  Ellyn  Parrott 

Elementary  Education;  Fr e mont 

Elementary  Education;  Gra nd 

Patricia Ann  Murray 

Elementary  Education;  De troit 

Martha  Bishop  Myers 
Hi s tory ;  Hillsdale 

Francis Joseph Nagi 

Rapids 

Stuart  Frank  Parsell 
Psy c hology ;  Caro 
He len  Elizabeth  Pass 

Ele mentary  Education;  De troit 

El e mentary  Education;  Detroit 

Margare t  Elis e  Paull 

Carolyn  Mari e  Navarre 
Art ;  Lansing 

David  Norman Neal 

Psychology;  Melvindale 

Alice  E.  Needham 

Elementary  Education;  Ro c kford, 

Illinois 
James  Donald  Neill  II 

Elementary  Education;  Laurium 

Robe rt Jennings  Payett e ,  Jr. 

So c iology  and  Anthropology ; 

Grand  Rapids 

* Mary  Elizabeth  Pears e 
English;  Detroit 

Marian  P e arson 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Psychology;  New  Marke t, 

Jean  Me redith  Peck 

N ew  J e rs e y 

Sally Sigman Nesbitt 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Ferndale 

Elementary  Education;  Alpena 

Charl e s  P e ll e n z 

Edmu nd  Albert  Neumaier 

So c ial Science;  Detroit 

Joyce  Irene  Newberg 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Ludington 
Joan Gail  Nichols 

Psychology;  Lansing 
Shirley Jeanne  Nickerson 

El e mentary  Edu c ation; 

Greenville 
Regina  J .  Noshlen 

History;  Royal Oak 

Myron  W .  Novitz 

History;  Detroit 

Beatrice  Ida  Nurmi 

Industrial  Arts;  Cheboygan 

Orval  Alexander  Pelton 

Biological  Scie nce;  Detroit 

Katharina  Christine  P e lz e r 

German;  Davison 
Shirley  Ann  Penabaker 

El e mentary  Education;  Lansing 

Donald  Clark  P e rne 
History;  Lansing 
Edward Joseph  Perron 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Paul  Dean  Pertner 

F.;lementary  Education;  F e rndale 

Kathleen  Alanna  Peters 

El e mentary  Education;  Chasse ll 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Harold  L eslie  Nyberg 
Art;  Battle  Creek 

Virginia O'Brien 

. 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Birmingham 

Ve rne r  He rman Ohst 

Industrial Arts;  Free soil 

Marilyn  Diane Olde rshaw 

Ele m e ntary  Education;  Bay City 

Raymond  James Olesak 

Industrial  Arts;  Manistique 

Elton  Eve rett Olmsted 

Elementary  E ducation;  Tustin 

L e onard  Robert Olson,  Jr. 

Art;  Jones 
Orlo  Clayton Olson 

Sp eech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Whee lo c k,  North 
Dakota 

* Ruth  Anne  Olson 

Lansing 

Patricia Bush  Petersen 

Ele mentary  Education;  Ann  Arbor 

Adeana  Florence  Peterson 
Psychology;  Detroit 
Eleanor  Love  P e terson 

Ele mentary  Education;  Lake wood, 

New  York 

Eric William  Peterson,  Jr. 

Psychology;  LaPort e ,  Indiana 

Jack  D .  Pete rson 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  East  Lansing 
Rob e rt  Frederi ck  Pfot e nhauer 
Social  S c i e n ce;  Sheboygan, 

Wisconsin 
David  Eugene  Phe lps 

Mathematics;  East  Lansing 

Anne  Margaret  Phillips 

Ele mentary  Education;  South  L yon 

Music;  Pittsford,  New  York 

*Phyllis  Elaine  Phipps 

*William  Thomas Omalley 

Art ;  Dexter 

Sharon  Mason O ' Rourke 

English;  Grand  Rapids 

tStephen West Osborn 

Art;  East  Lansing 

Barbara Osterman 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Franklin Ward Ouradnik 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Edu cation ;  Ann  Arbor 

*Ruth  Lillian Outland 

Music;  Flint 
Suzanne  Marie Owen 

Elementary  Education;  Pontiac 

Patricia  Louise  Pinch 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

Patricia  Elizabeth  Pittman 

Soc iology  and  Anthropology; 

Grosse  Ile 

Lyle  Conrad  Poag 

Social Science;  Saginaw 

Jean  Ann  Pomeroy 
Art;  Parchment 

Marilyn  Louis e  Pom e roy 

Elementary  Education;  C a rson 

City 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Thomas  Lendorth  Pond 

Jean  Concetta  Palazzolo 

Eleme ntary  Education;  Detroit 

Sp eech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Ple.asant  Ridge 

* With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

38 

SCHOOL  OF  SCIENC E  AND  ARTS  (Continu ed ) 

Shirley Joan  Syrja 

Eli z a b e th  Ali ce  Tulloch 

E le m e ntary  Edu c ation ;  Mt. Cle m e ns 

Ele m e ntary  Edu c ation;  De troit 

Robe rt  William  Smith 

So c iology  and  Anthropo logy; 

L y ons 
Lu z  S.  Sorre ntini 

So ciology  and  Anthropo logy; 
Santur ce ,  Puerto  Ri co 

He l e n  Irene  Sours 

B io logi c al  S c ien ce;  Vin cenne s, 

Indiana 

Ja c k  Stafford  Spalding 

H i story;  South  Have n 
Marily n  Hele n  Spalding 

. 

So c iology  and  Anthropology; 

Ea s t  Lansing 
Jo se phine  Mary Spaniola 
Hi story;  Corunna 
John  Gordon  Spe c khard 

Hi s tory;  Holland  Pat e nt, 

N e w  York 

Ann  Austin  Spee s 

E l e m e ntary  Education;  Grand 

R a pid s 

Ja c qu elin e  June  Spe n ce r 

So ci ology  and  Anthropo logy; 

Morrice 
Ri c ha r d  Walt e r  Spi e r 
A rt ;  Mt .  C l e m e n s 

J e an  E l izabe th  Springborg 

Ele m e ntary  Edu c ation ;  Lans i ng 

·Burton  Tanne r  Spurrie r 

So ci a l  Scien ce;  Gro sse  Po int e 

Farm s 

Julian  Vin c ent  Stac hura 

Industrial  Art s;  De tro it 

*Joan  Patte n  Stadle r 

El e m e ntary  Edu cation ; 
Bloomfie ld  Hill s 

<•Nan cy  Ann  Stalke r 

E l e mentary  E du cation ;  Tole do, 

Ohio 

Gra ce  Ann Staple ton 

E l e m e ntary  Edu cation ;  Sagin aw 

Samuel  St e phe ns . 

Industrial  Arts ;  Prescott 

Anne  Nadine  St e wart 

So ciology and  Anthro pology;  C aro 

M ar jorie  Ann  Stoe rke l 

P o int e 
*Jam es  Frank Stoll 

Elementary  Edu catio n ;  L a n sing 

Jean  Willson Stone r 

E l e m e nta ry  Edu c atio n ;  L ans ing 

AD  Stoutjesdyk 

E ngli s h ;  Gra nd  R ap id s 

A lan  Jam es Strase l 

Industrial  Art s;  Sa g i naw 

Charles K e nwoo d  Stuart 

Indu s trial A rt s;  Lan s ing 

J ohn  L awre n ce  Sullivan 

Indu s trial  A rt s;  Ink s t e r 

R ichard  Howa rd  Sull iv a n 
H istory;  Gra nd  Rapi d s 

Alb e rt  Cl air e  Summ e r s 
Fre nch;  Lansin g 

Marily n  E le anor  Sumne r 

E l e m e ntary  E du cation ;  De troit 

Joyc e  Mar ie  Sundt 

Psy c hology;  Wilm e tte ,  Il linoi s 

* Lou  Ann  Sutton 

Elem e ntary  E du c at ion ; 

Roc h est e r 
Robe r t  R eid  Sw an so n 

Norman  E dw a r d  Tandy 

P s y c hology ;  Athol,  Massa c hus e tts 

Robe rt  B e rtram  Tatham 

History;  Flint 
Anna  Jean  Taylor 

Sp eec h,  Dramatics  and  Rad i o 

Edu cation ;  Flint 

Barbara  Frances  Taylor 

Ele m e ntary  Edu c a t ion;  Buffalo , 

New  York 

Joy ce  Ruth  Tay lor 

Hi s tory;  Highland  Park,  New 

J e r sey 
Robe rt Al l a n  T a ylor 

Speech,  Dramati cs  and  R a dio 

Edu c ation;  Muske gon  He ight s 

Ri c hard  Loui s  Tea c hout 

Art ;  L a p ee r 
t Stan to n  Knight  T e fft 

So ciology  and  Anthro pology; 

Lombard,  Illino i s 

Thoma s  Van  Doorn  T el d er 

Sp eech,  Dra mati cs and  R a dio 
E du c at ion;  Grand  Rapid s 

C har les  Wi ll iam  The roux 

So c ial  S c i e n ce;  Ea st  Lansing 

Fra n ces  Marie  The r o ux 

Fre n c h;  Ea s t  Lan s ing 

Neil  Robe rt  Thibaude au 

Hi s tory;  Grand  Rap i d s 

Gi lbe rt  E uge ne  Thoma s 

Sp eec h ,  Dra mati cs  a nd  Rad io 

Edu cation;  Lansing 

Norma n  Manley  Thomas 

E l e m e nt ary  E du c ation;  N ew 

Go s he n ,  Indiana 
t Con s tance  Sparks  Thomp son 

E l e m e ntary  Edu c ation;  Pontia c 

John  Hanna n  Thomp s on 

Indu s tr ia l  A r ts;  Fowle rvill e 

Ve rn  Bue l  Thomp s on 

Soc ial Scien ce;  Lansing 

Gail  Elizabe th  Thomson 
Hi s tory;  De troit 

Jesse  Thornhill 

P e nnsylvania 
*J ames We nd e ll  Thornton 
F r e n c h ;  L an s ing 
A rthur  J am es  Thor s by 

Engli s h;  F lint 

Franklyn  Ri c hard  Ti c hy 

Art ;  Shake r  He ights ,  Ohio 

Ca r o l  Anne  T i d ey 

Ele m e nta ry  E du cation;  Ma r shall 

Mar i ly n  Jane  Tinney 

So c iology  and  Anthropology ; 

Wyandott e 

Viole t  J e an  Tomasz 

C harles  Loui s  Tome k 

El e mentary  Edu cation ;  Flint 

Raymond  He nry  T ott e ,  Jr . 
So cial  Scien ce;  Lansing 
E uge n e  F ield  Town send,  J r. 

History;  L es li e 
N.ancy  Fawn  Tow s l ey 

Ele mentary  E du cat ion;  Mi dland 

John  Sa tt e rwhite  Troe ge r 

Sp e e c h ,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Edu cat i on ;  East  L an s ing 

E l e m e ntary  Edu c at ion ;  Gro sse 

Indu s tri al  ATts ;  Ford C ity, 

J a ni s  L ee  Turnbull 

Speec h,  Dra mati cs  and  R a di o 
Edu cat ion ;  Gross e  Point e 

Fra n ce s  J e an  Turney 

El e m e ntary  Edu c ati o n;  Lan s ing 

Margaret  Jane t  Tuxworth 

Ele m e nt a r y  Edu cation ;  Sault 

Ste.  Ma r ie 

Ge raldine  Twiford 

E le m e ntary  Edu cat i on;  Gra nd 

R a pid s 
J ohn  Alle n  T y sman 

Sp eech,  Dramatics  and  Radi o 
Edu c ation;  Gra nd  Have n 

Ar len e  Ann  Ursin 

Ele m e ntary  Edu c ation;  Chi c ago, 

Illinoi s 

* Donald  H .  V a nde r  Veen 

Sp eec h,  Dram a ti c s  a nd  R a d io 
Edu cation ;  Grand  Rapid s 

Paul  John Vande r  V e en 

So cio l ogy and  Anthropology ; 

Ka l a mazoo 

Ja m es  Edward Vand e rwall 

Ele m e ntary  Education;  Mu s k e gon 

JoAnn  Ele ne  VanKolken 

A rt;  Holland 
Da vid  P .  Va n  Not e 

Hi s tory;  Lan s ing 

tJo anne  Lou i s e  Va nSyckle 
El e m e ntary  Edu c ation ; 

Willia mston 
Rob e rta Kay  Va n  We lt 
Engli s h;  Pontia c 
Marily n  L ee  Van  Wi nkl e 

El e m e ntary  Edu c ation;  T ecum se h 

Norma  Ruth  Ve r  H a g e 

Language  and  Lit e ratur e;  Z ee land 

Margare t  Lucy  Ve tt e r 
English;  Ja c kson 

Dorothy  Mae  Vi c ke r s 

So c iology  and  Anthropology; 

East  Lansing 
Connie  E liz abe th  Vide an 
Psyc hol ogy;  De troit 
C arol  Lou ise  Vinke mulder 

English;  East  Grand  Rapid s 

Josephine  L e e  Voorhee s 

Ele m e nta r y  Edu c ation;  B a y  City 

Frank  Albe rt Wagne r 

Spe ech,  Dramatic s  and  Radio 

Educ ation;  Detroit 

P a tri c ia  Ann  Wal cott 

El e m e n tary  Edu c ation;  East 

L a n s i ng 
Suzanne  Boye r  Waldo 

El e m e ntary  Edu c ation;  Lansing 

Ila  Marie  Walke r 

So c ial  Scien ce;  Lansing 

Speech,  Dramati c s  and  R a dio 

Edu c ation;  Caro 

Robe rt  Cas e  Walke r 

Sp eech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 

Jame s  Thomas  Wall 

Psychology;  Birmingham 

Jeanette  Arden Walla ce 

Art ;  Yp s ilanti 

. 
Marga r e t  Ann  Walte rs 

Art;  Downe y,  Illinois 
Dolores  Maude  Wangbi c hle r 

Hi s tory;  E rie,  P e nn syl vani a 

Ja c qu e lin  Lou  Trout 

Kathryn Jean Sweeny 

El e m e ntary  Edu c ation;  Lans i ng 

Eleme ntary  Edu c ation; Ink s t e r 

Elem e ntary  Edu c ation;  Gl e n  Arbor 

Eli sabet h  The r esa ·Trud e n 

Mar i an  J ean Swen se n 

El e m e ntary  Educatio n ;  Ma n istee 

t Me r e dit h  Vy r e n e  C arpe nt e r  Sw ing 

E l e menta ry  E du c ation ;  Jones vill e 

E l e m e ntary  Edu c a tio n;  Fo r est 

Lake 

Nan cy  Eli zabeth  Trumbull 
A rt ;  Bloomfie ld  Hills 

J e an  Barbara Wa rdw e ll 
Englis h;  De troit 

* Dav id  B e n s on  Wass e rman 
So cial  S c i e nce;  N e wark, 

Ne w  J e r sey 

*With  Honor 
t Wit h  H i gh  Honor 

39 

El e mentary  Edu c ation;  Farmi ngton 

Ri.c hard Ward  Walke r 

SCHOOL  OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continu e d) 

Raymond  Lawren c e  Portko 
Hi s tory ;  Grand  Rapids 

Norma  Virginia  Potts 

Elem e ntary  Education;  Lansing 

Mary  Ann  Pri c e 

Elementary  Education;  Royal Oak 

Jean e tte  Ruby  Prieskorn 

Spee c h,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Edu c ation;  Wayne 

Gordon  Field  Prie st 

So c ial  Science;  Man ce lona 

Annabelle  Ann  Probst 

Elementary  Edu c at ion;  Lansing 

Robert  He nry  Prune au 
Psyc hology ;  Wayne 

Nancy  Sharon  Pryor 

Ele mentary  Edu c ation ;  Kalamazoo 

Kathryn  Nancy  Puvoge l 

Elementary  Education;  Royal  Oak 

Rosetta  Quince 

Elementary  Education;  Pontiac 

* Robert  Charles Quint 

Music;  Evanston,  Illinois 

Joseph William  Radosevic 

Geography;  Gallup,  New  Mexi co 

Barbara  Lou  Raine y 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Lansing 

Mary  Ann  Katherine  Raine y 
El e mentary  Edu c ation; 

Birmingham 

Keith  Charles  Ralya 

Industrial  Arts;  East  Lansing 

* Marvin Walter  Ralya 

Industrial  Arts;  Grand  Haven 

Patricia Ruth  Ramb e rg 

Social Science;  Muskegon 

Burton  Raymond  Rankin 
English;  Coopersville 

James  Samuel  Ray 

Psychology;  Mt .  Morris 

Glenn  Traer Raymond 
Art ;  Glen  Arbor 
Gwendolyn  S .  Raymond 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Lansing 

Marian  Clarinda  Reason 

Art;  Lansing 

William  Chapin  Reed 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Nyack,  New  York 

Frank Joseph  Rehane k 

Elementary  Education; 

Swartz  Creek 

Delmar  T .  Reid 

History;  Detroit 
*Walter  Alexander  Reid 

Mathemati c s;  Windsor,  Ontario, 

Canada 
James  Bruce  Reigle 

Social Science;  Flint 

Lois  Jean  Reilly 

Elementary  Education;  Buchanan 

Francis  D .  Reynnet 
History;  Lansing 

Loren  M .  Rhynard 

Elementary  Education;  Eaton 

Rapids 

Evelyn  Dorothea  Richards 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Pontiac 

Shirley  Ann  Richards 

Mathematics;  Midland 

Vernon  Glenn  Richey 

Industrial  Arts ;  Mason 

Marjorie  Murphy  Riley 

Elementary  Education;  Wyandotte 

John  Doty  Ringle 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Grand  Rapids 

*With Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

Beverley Ann  Robe rt s 

E l ementary  Edu c ation;  Adrian 

Gordon  Wal t e r  S c hott 

So c ia l  S c ie n ce;  Mt .  C le m e n s 

Hel e n  Sharple s s  Rob e rts 

Art ;  Huntington  Wood s 

*Joan  Carolyn  Rob e rts 

Art ;  Lakewood,  Ohio 

Ric hard  Wil co x  Robe rts 

Speech ,  Dramatic s  and  Radio 
E du c ation;  Kalamazoo 

Joan  Robin s 

Art;  Baltimore,  Mary land 

C l ayton  All e n  Roehl 

Sp eec h,  Dramati cs  and  Rad io 

Edu c ation;  Tre nton 

Jaleen  Ann  Roge rs 

El e mentary  Education;  Fulton, 

New  York 

Natalie  Joan  Rogers 

Spee ch,  Dramati c s  and  Radio 

Edu c ation;  Fulton,  N e w  York 

tJean  De ll  Root 

Ele m e ntary  Edu c ation;  St. Johns 

* Eri c a  Anita  Ross 

German;  St.  Jos e ph 

Larry Pat  Ros s ie r 

English;  Livonia 

'' Jean  Ruth  Roy 

Spanish;  Lansing 

John  Lan ce  Ruedisu e li 
Art;  De troit 
* Raymond  Philip  Runke l 
Spanish;  Plymouth 
Ros e mary  Emmons  Rushing 

Elementary  Edu c ation;  Mid land 

Doris  Piegols  Rusk 

Art ;  Midland 

Joanne  Russell 

Elementary  Edu c ation;  St. 

Clair Shores 
Denise  Sylvia .Nagene  Saari 

Ma r y  Lou  Sc hro e de r 
E ngli s h;  Lans ing 
Caro l  Al ice  Sc hult e 

E l e m e ntary  Edu c at io n;  E va n sto n, 

Ill i noi s 

C aroline  Mari e  S c humann 

E le m e nta ry  Edu c ati on;  De troit 

Marilyn  Marga r e t  Scott 

E le m e ntary  Edu catio n;  De a rborn 

Mir iam  Neidlinge r  Se dl a nd e r 
E le m e ntary  Edu c ation; 

J ac k s onvill e ,  Flo r id a 

Lynn  Russ e ll  Se elhoff 

Industrial  Arts ;  Owosso 
<• Ell e nor  Frances  Se ve ran ce 

So c io logy  and  Anthropo l o gy; 

De troit 

Barbara  Cat e s  Shafe r 

E le m e ntary  Edu cation;  C h icago , 

Illino i s 
* Nan cy  Jane  Sha nnon 
English;  Nile s 
Jam e s  Clyde  Sharp 

So c iology  and  Anthro po logy; 

Tra v e r se  City 
Gay lord  Ma x  Shee ts 

So cial  Sc i e n ce;  L a n sing 

Marilyn  Cha rlott e  Sh e ll 

English;  St.  Jose ph 

'' Margare t  Su e  She n e fi e ld 

So c i a l  S c i e nce; Tol e do,  Ohio 

G eorge B e rgland  She rman 
English;  Marshall 
Ge rald  Norman  Shirley 

Art ;  Pontiac 

Ge rald  Gordon  Shum e r 

So c ial  Sc i e nc e ;  De troit 

Ann  Ellyn  Silkie 

Elementary  Edu c ation ;  Besse m e r 

Ele m e ntary  Educatio n;  B e nton 

Don  Edward  Sabrosky 

So c ial  Scien ce;  Lan s in~ 

Rita  Mae  Sager 

• 
English;  Grand  Rapid s 

William  K e ith  Sanders 
Art ;  De troit 
*  Barbara  Blinn Sanford 

Art;  Evanston,  Illinois 

Mary  Lou  Sangste r 

Ele m e ntary  Edu c ation ; 

Che boygan 
Helen  Ann  Santavy 

Elementary  Edu c ation;  Grand 

Rapids 

Glenn Oscar  Sattelme ier 

Social Science ;  De troit 

Martha Garre tt  Saunders 

Biologic al  Scie n ce;  Petoske y 

Annabelle  Saur 

Harbor 

* Ann  Me l a nie  Silve rnale 

El e m e ntary  Education;  Eaton 

Rapids 

* Francis  M.  Sim 

So c ial  S c i e nce ;  Flint 
Harry  Hanson  Simane k 

Sp e e c h ,  Dramatics  and  Rad io 

Ed u ca tion;  Detroit 

Blanc he  May  Si mpson 

El e mentary  Edu c ation;  L a n si ng 

Ashley  Bowers  Sinne tt 

Industrial  Arts;  B e nton  Harbor 

Donald  Hubbard  Size r 

Psychology;  Lancast e r , 

Ne w  York 
'' Jam e s  Me rri tt  Slezak 

Ele mentary  Edu c ation ;  Bay  C ity 

Virginia  Su e  Sloat 

Elementary  Education;  K e nt  City 

Elementary  Edu c ati on;  Port 

William  Richard  Schabel 

Speech,  Dramatic s  and  Radio 

Educ ation;  Bay  City 

Milton  Danie l  Sc heibner 

Industrial  Arts ;  De troit 

Helen  Pauline  Schlesinger 

Elementary  Education;  Chicago, 

Illinois 
Virginia  Mae  Sc hmid 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Tecumseh 

Carol  M .  Schneider 

Social Scie nce;  Detroit 

* Marilyn Adele  Schneide r 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  LeMars,  Iowa 

Sidney  Bush  Schneider 

History;  Goble s 

Huron 

Stanle y  David  Smart 

Sp e ech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Sault' Ste .  Mari e 

Allan  Ros co e  Smith 

Spee ch,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Highland 

Caroline  Hartman Smith 

Spee ch,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  De troit 

Douglas  James  Smith 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Vassar 

Mary  Elizab e th  Smith 

Elementary  Education; 
Frankl in  Village 

Milton  David  Smith 

Social  Science;  Detroit 

40 

Dale  Horne  Watson 
English;  Detroit 
Robert  William  Watson 
Psychology;  Owosso 

Robert  Hazen Watts 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

E ducation;  Detroit 

Gerald  Love  Way 

Industrial  Arts;  Flushing 

William  Leland  Webb 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Nancy  Jean Wedem eyer 

Art;  Ann  Arbor 

William  Richard Weideman 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Dearborn 

Mildred  Louise  We il 

Herbert  Frederick Wickersham 

Psychology;  Charlevoix 
Florence  McDo nell  Wilcox 

History;  Lansi ng 
Margaret  Gavine  Wilder 

Art ;  Lansing 
* Carolyn  Duke  Wiley 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

E du catio n;  Lansing 

* Allyn  Elaine  Williams 

Elementary  Education; 

Plymouth 
Joan  Elaine  Williams 
English;  Ionia 
Mary lea  W .  Williams 

Elementary  Education;  Benton 

Harbor 

Elementary  Education;  Tuckahoe, 

Robert  Lyle  Williams  II 

Sp eech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Birmingham 

Marilyn  Mae  Willis 

Elementary  Education;  G ros s 

Lake 

Neil  Reginald  Will is 

Psychology ;  Detroit 
Clarence  Conklin  Wills 

So cial  Science;  Lansing 

Diane  Wilson 

SCHOOL  OF  SCIENCE  AN D  ARTS  {Continued) 

Gerald  Franc is  Woj cik 
English;  Detroit 

* Marilyn  Mae  Wolf 

French;  Lansing 
Edwin  Julian  Wolff 

Psychology;  Detroit 

Jo  Anne  Wonnb erge r 

Elementary  Education; 
Bloomfield  Hills 

Gary  Clark  Wood 

History;  Owosso 

Raymond  Donova n  Wood,  Jr. 

History;  Mount Kisco,  New  York 

William  Matthew  Woods 

Speech,  Dramati c s  and  Radio 
Education;  Battle  Cre ek 

Michael  Shoemaker Wright 
So cial Science;  Jackson 
· 
Industrial  Arts;  Ethete, 

Joe  S .  Yokota 

Wyoming 

Mary  Ann  Young 

History;  F e rnd a le 
We ndell  Vincent  Young 
Social Science;  Flint 

William  Anthony  Zaja czkowsk i 

Psychology;  Flint 
Frederick Karl  Zinn 

New  York 
Lois  M.  Weiler 

English;  Wayne 

Sheldon Herbert Weinstein 

Psychology;  London,  Ontario, 

Canada 
Shirley  Ann  We l c h 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

Richard Jesse Wellfare 
History;  Lansing 
Edward  Conroy  Wells 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Pontiac 

James  Richard  Westman 

Social Science;  Cadilla c 

David  Wayne  Whitman 

Art;  Jackson 

Joanne  Lorraine Whymer 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Owosso 

DEGREE OF  BACHELOR OF  MUSIC 

*Gloria  Alma  Amprim 

Public  School  Music ;  Rockwood 

Virginia  Lu  Anne  Bristol 

Public School  Music;  Battle 

Creek 

Janet  Rae  Butterfield 

Public School  Music;  Mt. 

Pleasant 
LeRoy Simon  Clemens 

Public School  Music ;  Grand 

Rapids 

Josephine  Marie  Connor 
Public School  Music; 

B i rmingham 

Arlene  Mae  Crisman 

Spee ch,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Geography;  Battle  Cree k 

Education;  Wayne 

Joanne  Eileen Wilson 

Elementary  Education;  Midland 

John  Alan  Zinn 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Birmingham 

William  Stephen Wing 

Art;  Alba 

Thom.Robert  Winkle r 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Midland 

Shirlee  Anne  Zopf 
French;  Detroit 

tMarjorie  Louise  Hopperstad 

Public School  Music;  Coeur 

d'Alene ,  Idaho 
*Charles  Franklin Hutchins 

Publi c  S c hool  Music;  Detroit 

Shirley  Mae  Janssen 

tCe celia  May  Scott 

Applied  Music;  Mt.  Pl e asant 

*Mary  Louise Senave 

Public School  Music;  Detroit 

Norma  Louise  Seve rs 

Public  Sc hool  Music;  Milford 

Public School  Music;  Ro c kford 

Nancy  Ann  Siebold 

Marthene  Clarice Kuieck 

Public  School  Music;  Grand 

Rapids 

James  Richard  Martindale 

Applied  Music ;  Highland  Park 

Charles  Maynard  McDermid 

Public School  Music;  Battle 

Creek 

Publi c  S c hool  Music;  Fort 

Wayne 

Indiana 
Richard  Allan Sterne r 

Public School  Music ;  Dearborn 

Sally Irene  Story 

Public School  Music;  Grand 

Rapids 

Fred William  Teuber 

Music  Theory;  Flint 
* Edward  Rodney  Thaden 

Applied  Music ;  East  Lansing 

Public School  Music;  Pontiac 

William  Bernard  Denbrock 

Daniel  Roy  McLaughlin 

Public School  Music;  St .  Johns 

Public School  Music;  Marshall 

Lois  Eileen  Milham 

Buster  Allen  Duncan 

Applied  Music;  Allegan 

tPauline  Eldora  Edkin 

Music  Theory;  Lansing 

*Louise  Mary  Federici 

Public  School  Music;  Detroit 

tBetty Jean Giagnoni 

Applied  Music;  Farmington, 

Illinois 

Public School  Music;  Watervliet 

*June  Beverly  Toth 

James  E.  Miller 

Applied  Music ;  Farmington 

Public School  Music;  Dearborn 

*Jeanette  Mae  Vier 

Ralph  DeWayne  Phend 

Public S c hool  Music;  Farmington, 

Public School  Music;  Springport 

Illinois 

Laurel  Earl  Prentice 

Music  Theory;  Flint 
Raymond  Roy  Roberson 

tMargaret Alice  Walsh 

Applied  Music;  Bay  City 

Jarvis Jay  Wiggers 

Public School  Music ;  Jackson 

Public School  Music;  Zeeland 

Hubert  Clayton Griffin 

Public School  Music;  Marlette 

Janet  Gail  Grimes 

*William  Joseph  Robertson 
Music  Theory;  Detroit 

Glenna  Jo Satterley 

Public School  Music;  Lansing 

Public School  Music;  Evanston, 

*With Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

Illinois 

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SCHOOL  OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continu e d) 

DEGREE  OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

* Dene  Rex  Allen 

Chemistry;  Grand  Rapids 

Douglas  Lee  Allen 

Geology;  Midland 

Lispnard  Tustin  Allison 
Zoology;  Cassopolis 

Alex  Robert  Andersen 

Geology ;  Muskegon 
Ralph  Selby  Anderson,  Jr. 

Bacteriology;  Bound  Brook, 

New  Jersey 

Bert  James  Apelgren 

Zoology;  Gladstone 
*George  Edwin  Archambault 
Mathematics;  Lansing 

Atwood  Calton  Asbury 

Zoology;  Colonia,  New  Jersey 

John  William  Avery 

Geology;  Hornell,  New  York 

Richard  Bennett  Azer 
Geology;  Mio 
Roland  Cherest  Baas 

Bacteriology;  Grand  Rapids 

Joanne  Marie  Baldwin 

Mathematics;  Traverse  City 

George  Arnold  Ball 

Geology;  Detroit 
David  William  Batson 

Chemistry;  Conklin 

Bru c e  Arthur  Beckert 
Physics;  Saginaw 

Richard James  B e nefie l 

Geology;  Lansing 

Gordon Charles  Bisbee 

Geology;  Grand  Rapids 

Paul  Raoul  Bluekamp 
Geology;  Holland 
Helen Julianne  Bodamer 

Biological Science;  Lansing 

Eugene  Louis  Bonofiglo 
Chemistry;  Lansing 

Mathew  Peter Borre 

Zoology;  Glencoe,  Illinois 

Robert  Gene  Brown 

Mathematics ;  Grand  Rapids 

Edward  Mead  Burt 

Geology ;  Harbor Springs 

John  Richard  Byerlay 

Geology;  Grosse  Pointe  Woods 

James  Arthur  Carey 

Mathematics;  Washington,  D.C. 

John  Ervin  Carmichael 

Chemistry;  Bay  City 

*George  LeRoy  Carr 

Zoology;  Lansing 

William  Stanwood  Cath 

Zoology;  Windsor,  Ontario, 

Canada 

Robert  Erlon  Clark 

Physical  Science;  Muskegon 

Wendell  Lloyd  Claxton 

Bacteriology;  Swartz  Creek 

Thomas  Karl  Condrat 

Physi c s;  Rochester,  New  York 

Nancy  Lee  Cope 

Bacteriology;  Battle  Creek 

Benjamin Thomas  Datz 
Chemistry;  Vassar 

*Alan  Donald  Dawson  . 
Zoology;  Detroit 

tMary  Ruth  Dawson 

Zoology;  Ferndale 

* Edward  Frank  Degenhardt 
Zoology;  Battle  Creek 

Ralph  Joseph  Dickerson 
Chemistry;  Howell 

*With Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Walter  Argyl e  Di e nhart,  Jr. 

Mathe mati c s;  Dougla s 

Jack Junior  Distler 

Zoology;  Lansing 

Edward  Carson  Dorsey 

Chemistry;  Highland  Park 

Mohammed  Saeed  Dosky 
Botany;  Mosul,  Iraq 

William  Lafayette  Doss 

Bacteriology;  Detroit 

tGordon  Leroy  Doty 

Zoology;  Belding 
Kendric  Charles  Douglas 

Zoology;  Muskegon 
Edward  M.  Dundas,  Jr . 
Zoology;  Dearborn 

Garland  Delos  Ells 

Geology;  Jackson 
Vivian  Grimes  Ell s worth 

Mathematics;  Eaton  Rapids 

Nazar  Nadheef  El  Shawi 

Bacteriology;  Baghdad,  Iraq 

Maxine  Alicia  Endres 

Zoology;  Cuyahoga  Falls,  Ohio 

Theodore  Engel,  Jr. 

Geology;  Gaylord 
Robert  William  Eshenour 
Zoology;  Ferndale 

Okon  Akpan  Essiet 

Zoology;  Udom,  Nige ria 

Robert  Leon  Ewigleben 

Ford  Russ e ll  Hall 

Che mistry ;  De troit 

*Ge orge  The odor e  Haz e lworth 
Mathematics ;  Ja c k s on 
Jos e ph  Franklin  He imone n 
Bacte riology ;  Lansing 

Rudolph  Karl  Ho gberg 
Ge ology;  Ironwood 
Ge orge  Allan  Holkup 

Zoology;  Crystal  Falls 

Marvin  Harold  Hoppert 

Mathematics ;  Monro e 

Robert  Perry  Hornsby 

Zoology;  Lyons,  N e w  York 

Richard  Arthur  Huber 

Chemistry;  Wat e rvli e t 

Gary  Richard  Hultgre n 
Zoology;  Marquette 
Merrill  Fre d  Hutchins 

Biological Scie nce;  Flint 

* Dorothy  Louise  Irving 

Zoology;  Toronto,  Ontario, 

Canada 
Allan  Jack  Jacobs 

Zoology;  New  York,  New  York 

Sara Jame s 

Zoology;  Detroit 
Mary  Lou  Kachmarchik 

Mathematics ;  We bb e rville 

Morris Kamelhar 

Botany;  New  York,  New  York 

Biological S c ience;  Lansing 

* Edward  N e al  Ke egstra 

Wi lliam J.  Fedore  • 

Zoology;  Jackson 
George  Joseph  Fekete 

Physical Science;  Muskegon 

Heights 

Erwin  A.  Feltz,  Jr . 

Bacteriology;  Monro e 
George  Charles  Ferguson 
" 
Geology;  Bay  City 
John  Frederick  Foley 

Physical Science;  Ontario 
Center,  New  York 

Robert  Fouser 

Physics;  Birmingham 

Maxwell  Alan  Fox 

Zoology;  New  York,  New  York 

Irving  Clayton  Frary 

Geology;  Dorr 
William  Joseph  Fuchs 

Botany;  College  Point,  New  York 

Joseph  Raymond  Galli 

Chemistry;  Apollo,  Pennsylvania 

Bonnie  Jeanne Gardner 

Mathematics;  East  Lansing 

Lavern  Franklin Ga rfield 
Physics;  Jackson 
Jerry Joseph Gibbons 
Zoology;  Flushing 

Donald  Clark Gibson 

Mathematics;  Muskegon 

Arturo  Gonzalez 

Chemistry;  Mt .  Pleasant 

Robert  Sherman Gove 

Zoology;  Nashua,  New  Hampshire 

Peter  Tait  Greig 

Zoology;  Grand  Rapids 

Douglas  Frederick Kelty 
Zoology;  East  Lansing 

Harold  Richard Kostoff 
Zoology;  Lansing 

Robert  Edward Kropschot 
Geology ;  East  Lansing 

Roger  Howard Krum 

Geography;  Lowell 
* Richard Henry Kurilchik 
Zoology;  Wyandotte 

'' Harold  Alton  Kwast 
Zoology;  Lansing 
Donald  William  Laatsch 

Mathematics;  Saginaw 

Robe rt  Merle  LaPointe 
Geology;  Oxford 

tHenry Siggins  Leonard,  Jr. 

Mathematics;  Durham,  North 

Carolina 
JoAnn  Gorton  Levitt 

Zoology;  Plymouth 
Rodney  Harmon  Lubben 

Mathematics;  Grand  Haven 

John  Edward  Luke 

Zoology;  Lansing' 

Robert  Cornelius  Mahane y 

Zoology;  Owosso 

Kenneth  LaVerne  Mallison 
Zoology;  B e ar  Lake 

NeilS.  Mallory 

Geology ;  Erie 

Glen  Alan  Mann 

Physics ;  Detroit 

Nancy  Jean  Marr 

Biological Science;  Franklin 

Physical  Science;  Winne tka, 

Harry  Evans  Griffith 

Mathematics;  Howell 

Kenneth  Edward  Griffith 
Zoology;  Howell 
John  Leonard  Grumblatt 

Geography;  Erie,  Pennsylvania 

Douglas  Richard  Hain 

Zoology;  Rothbury 

Illinois 

James Alexander  McCoy 

Physical  Science;  Cass  City 

D.  G .  McDiarmid 

Zoology;  Muskegon 

Willy  Emil  Melberg 

Zoology;  Manchester, 

Connecticut 

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Bruce  Leslie  Miles 

Zoology;  Bellaire 

Glenn  Eldon  Miller 
Geology;  Howell 
James Osborne  Miller 

Zoology;  East Liverpool,  Ohio 

Lewis  Charles  Miller 

Zoology;  Queens  Village, 

New  York 
William  W.  Miller 

Physics;  Lansing 
James  Richard  Mills 

Mathematics;  Royal Oak 
Richard  Delos  Mitchell,  Jr. 
Zoology;  Grosse  Pointe 

Edmund Joseph  Monette 
Zoology;  Cassopolis 
James  LaVern  Moores 

Zoology;  Holt 
tUlreh Vogt  Mostosky 

Zoology;  Oak Park,  Illinois 

George  Philip  Mourad II 

Zoology;  Grosse  Pointe 

Joseph Mudar 

Physics;  Oakley 

Hugh  E .  Murphy 

Geology;  Hillman 
Roger  Walter  Murray 

Biological Science;  West 

Roxbury,  Massachusetts 

Eleanor Marie  Nelson 
Zoology;  Detroit 
Marie  Elizabeth Nelson 

Mathematics;  Jamestown, 

New  York 

Eugene  William  Nogrady 

Chemistry;  Grand  Rapids 

*James  Duncan Norman 
Botany;  Ironwood 

*Robert Otto Novak 

Zoology;  Cicero,  Illinois 

Nancy Jean Noyes 

Mathematics;  Detroit 

*Charles  David  Parker 

Mathematics;  Howell 

Boyd  David  Peterson 

Geography;  Escanaba 

Donald R .  Peterson 

Zoology;  Grayling 
Warren Oscar Phemister 

Zoology;  Midland 

Eldon Clair Price 

Chemistry;  DeWitt 
John Stewart Pridmore 
Zoology;  Ferndale 

Felix Bernard Pytlinske,  Jr. 

Physical Science;  Grand  Haven 

tDaniel Lawrence  Reed 

Zoology;  East Lansing 

George G.  Reif 

Chemistry;  Bay City 

Donald  Avery Renton 
Zoology;  Wayne 

*William James  Rice 

Chemistry;  River Rouge 
Frederick Thomas  Richardson 
Mathematics;  St.  Joseph 

Wilson A.  Riedesel 

Physical Science;  Rockford, 

Illinois 
tRichard Robert  Robie 

Zoology;  Erie,  Pennsylvania 

tStanley Robert  Robinson 
Zoology;  Grand  Ledge 

Donald Oscar Rusfeldt 
Geology;  Alpena 

tJack McBride  Ryder 

~ 

Biological Science;  Newport, 

Kentucky 

Anna  Irene  Sack 

Physical Science;  Grand  Rapids 

tClio  F. A.  Sanborn 

Physics;  Lansing 
Thomas Sidney Sanford 

Zoology;  Milan 

Donald  Davidsen Schelde 

Geology;  Detroit 
Jack  Robert  Schmid 

Physiology and  Pharmacology; 

Chicago,  Illinois 
Helen  Margaret Schultz 

Mathematics;  Grosse  Pointe 

R .  Jack Schultz 

Zoology;  Saginaw 

*Methodius  Stephen Sefcovic 

Botany;  Flushing 
Jack  Marshall Sheneman 

Zoology;  Grand Rapids 
Theodore Herbert Sheridan 

Mathematics;  Glen Arbor 

Rudolph  Paul Skodack 

Zoology;  South  Haven 

Barbara Lucile Snell 

Physical Science;  Detroit 

John Junior Solomon 

Bacteriology;  Lansing 

Ralph  Joseph Spagnuolo 

Mathematics;  Midland 

Neal  Spiering 

Chemistry;  Lansing 

Clifford Stanley 

Zoology;  Muskegon 
Ronald  Charles Stocker 
Zoology;  Detroit 

Richard Joseph Suminski 
Bacteriology;  Erie, 
Pennsylvania 

Arnold  D.  Suomi 

Zoology;  Detroit 
Earl Jack Swarthout 

Bacteriology:  Niles 

John  Elwyn  Teet 
Geology;  Flint 

Bernard Angus  TePoorten 
Chemistry;  Pontiac 

Glenn  Earle  Teufel 
Zoology;  Detroit 
*Lois  Marion  Tobin 

Bacteriology;  Northville 

Dan  Trieff 

Botany;  Alliance,  Ohio 

Grover Wist  Trytten 

Botany;  Ann  Arbor 

*Dennis  E.  Turpin 

Physics;  Battle Creek 
Richard  Mark  Van  Frank 
Bacteriology;  Lansing 
William Overton Varner 
Physics ;  Midland 

Joseph Vellanti 

Botany;  Lansing 

tGordon Lloyd  Verity 

Zoology;  Battle Creek 

James Walter  Villar 

Geology;  Briarcliff Manor, 

New  York 
tThomas  Frank Waters 

Zoology;  Hastings 
Robert  Saxton Watson 
Physics;  Milford 
Jane  Elizabeth Webster 
Geology;  Detroit 
*James  Douglas  Wenger 
Zoology;  Midland 
Marvin John Whalls 

Zoology;  Ypsilanti 

Richard Gene  Willis 

Bacterial ogy;  Indianapolis 

Indiana 

Leroy Grant  Wittman 

Geology;  Petersburg 

Herman  Lloyd  Wolf 

Chemistry;  Des  Plaines,  Illinois 

William Hubert Wolf 

Zoology;  Marquette 
Tommy James Wynant 

Bacteriology;  Grand  Rapids 

tRobert  Thomas  Young 

Geology;  Grand  Rapids 

DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE  IN  CHEMISTRY 

tDuane  Allen  Benton 

Lansing 

tRobert Steven Braman 

East  Lansing 

Duguld  Arthur  Brooks 

Rochester,  New  York 

* Robert  Donald Lake 

Lansing 

Charles  Allen Owen 

Ortonville 

Edgar Neiman Petzold 

Grand  Rapids 
*Charles  B.  Roland 
South  Haven 

* Ernest  Marvin  Salter 

Ortonville 

*Barbara  Elaine Stearns 

Midland 

Joseph  Martin  Thbin 
Grand Rapids 
tKarl  Spyros  Morres 

Fremont 

Charles Alexander Wojcik 
Lowell,  Massachusetts 

* Donald  Richard  Ziller 

Norway 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

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Veterinary  Medicine 

The  candidates  will  b e  presented  by  DEAN  CHESTER  F.  CLARK 

DEGREE  OF  DOCTOR  OF  VETERINARY  MEDICINE 

* Palmer  Byron  Ander son 

Hart 

Joseph  ,Jerome  Blake 

Jackson 

John  Harold  Bonner 
Gurnee,  Illinois 

Matt hew  Boron 

Edward s burg 
«E lijah  Milton  Bowen 

Morris  Chapel,  T e nnessee 

Robert  Clinton  Brail 

Leslie 

tBen  Roy  Burm ester 
E ast  Lansing 

Robert  George  Carlson 

Howell 

,.. Winston  Stuart Carpenter 

Jonesville 

, 

tRobert  Malden  Claflin 

Montro se 

William  Vincent  Clexton 

Detroit 

Robert  Franklin  Coopes 

Lansing 

Frank  D .  Douglas 

Croswell 

Thomas  E.  Dunkin 

Lafayett e,  Indiana 
Jo se ph  William  Dunsing 

East  Chicago,  Indiana 

tBernard  C arlyle  Easterday 

Hillsdale 

George  He nry  Ellis 

Baldwin 

Marvin  Ern es t  Engel 
Franke nmuth 
Robert  A.  E ri ckson 

Muskegon 

* Harry  Beattie  Farris 

De troit 

John  Edward  Foran 

Flint 

Alvin  G e orge  Gre ubel 

Haubsta dt,  Indiana 

tEdward Orner  Hae lterman 

Hermansville 

Charles  Howard  Hamilton 

Charleston,  South  Carolina 

Paul William  Hough 

South  B e nd,  Indiana 

Charles  Jackson  Hubbard 

Northville 

" Earl  Frederick Huffman 
Mt.  Clemens 

Dorman  L ee  Hughes 

New  Richmond,  Indiana 

Eugene  Rosswell  Hussey 
Kezar  Falls,  Maine 

* Fred  Clifford  Johnson 
Harvard,  Illinois 

Robert Owen Jones 

Berkley 

Christofer 

Juell 
Kristiansand,  Norway 

*Oliver Kaiser 
Ontonagon 
Carlos  Lee  Knisely 

Quincy 

Harold  Raymond  Kraft 

Marlette 

Richard  Julius  Kratochvil 

Traverse  City 
Wilfred  Chandler  Lane 

Chelsea 
'' Arthur  Leo  Lewis 
Grand  Rapids 
George  Fran c is  Lynch 

Sullivan,  Wisconsin 

Richard  Douglas  Lyons 

Lan sing 

* Richard  Allan  McNeil 
Rochester 

Gordon  Louis  M cNeilly 

Sears 

Roland  Dodge  Montgom e ry 
Lisbon,  North  Dakota 

* Robert  Lou  Mowry 

Sturgis 

Robert  Murray  Muir 

Brown City 

Charles  E.  Ottinger,  Jr .· 
N e wport,  T e nnessee 
John Raymond  Palmer 

Grandville 

Guy  Cornish  Poppy 

Pontiac 

William  Cha rl es  Rakestraw 

Birmingham 
* David  Lloyd  Reath 

Vulcan 

*Norman  L.  R eid 

Sarasota,  Florida 
J e rry Leon  Rountr ee 

Leonard 
Otto  Schwabe 

Santurce,  Pu e rto  Rico 

Ri chard  Allen Spring 

K e nsington,  Connecticut 

Geo rge  Curtiss Sturges 

Woodbury,  Connecticut 

Lyle  E.  Tuck 
Homer 

*James  Millard  Tufts 
Crystal  Falls 
Marilyn  J.  Twitchell 
Eagle  Harbor 

Jam es  Emery  Varady 

Flint 

/ 

Joseph  A.  Verschuere n 

Hart 

John  Herman  Wawirka 

W e lls 

Herbert  Alan  Wolford 

Co c hranvill e ,  Pennsylvania 

Lester  L e roy  Wroe 

Chrisney,  Indiana 

Charles  William  Fr eude nbe rg 

Evansville,  Indiana 

Charles  Gale 
Wya ndotte 

Oliver William  Meyer 

Cleveland,  Wi sco ns i n 

tBernard  E mil  Mleziva 

Luxemburg,  Wis co n sin 

DEGREE OF  BA~HELOR OF SCIENCE 

MEDICAL  TECHNOLOGY 

Maxine  Suzanne  Bach 

Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Emily  Jean  :j'lull 

Plai nfie ld,  New  Jersey 

Margaret  Ann  Burroughs 

East  Lansing 

Ma r y  Elle n  Lora Buzzard 
Bethesda,  Ma r yland 

P hyllis  Ann  Clementz 

Kalamazoo 

Patricia Jo!';ep hine  Gillard 

Alpena 

Joan  Alair e  Griffendorf 

Saginaw 

*C athe rine  Adele  Hamilton 

Grand  Rapids 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

'' Mary  Ann  Hamilton 

Grand  Rapids 

Mary  Est elle  Hayes 
Menominee 
Patricia  Ann  Hea l ey 

White  River  Junction,  Ve rmont 

Ruth  N .  Hing 
Flint 

tHelen  Ire n e  Hou ser 

Grand  Rapids 
Menetah  Lou ise  Lingl e 

Pontiac 
'' Dori s  Jean  Lyon 

Grand  Rapids 
Carolyn  Louise  Maas 

Flossmoor,  Illinois 

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Yvonne  M.  Ma cMurtrie 

Farmington 

Martha  Joan  Matkin 
Mt.  Clemens 
'' Bonniebel  Mitchell 

Horton 
I .  Ann  Ruffer 

East  Tawas 

Ma r y  Elaine  Scovill 

Lansing 

·~ Loi s  Eleanor  Ungren 

Lansing 

Robert  Bradford  Whe aton 

Lansing 

SCHOOL  OF VETERINARY  MEDICINE  (Continued) 

DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

VETERINARY  SCIENCE 

Robert  Stanley Allen 

Hartford 

Richard  Dale  Barnes 

Detroit 

Franklin Wallace  Binkley 

Vandalia 

* Thomas  Anthony  Blackburn 
Lynn,  Massachusetts 

Irving Leslie  Burness 

West  Hartford,  Connecticut 

John  Stanley  Butts 

Louisville,  Kentucky 

* Paul Stanley  Chaffee 

Port  Huron 

Robert  Eugene  Cook 

Frankford,  Indiana 

Max  Louis  Crandall 

Lansing 

Donald J.  David 

Clare 

Raymond Stanley  Dow 
Iron  Mountain 

*Harold  Duchan 
De troit 

George  Elmer Gaikema 

Grand  Rapids 

Richard  Michael  Gibbons 

Jeddo 

Richard  George  Haight 

Adrian 

Richard  Franklin Hansen 

Osterville,  Massachus e tts 

Philip  Lewis  Harrison 

Sandusky 

Stewart  Kendall  Harvey 

East  Lansing 

*Janet  Horowitz 

Oak  Park,  Illinois 
Robert  Elsworth Kader 

Pontiac 
*Simon  Kalish 
Detroit 

William  Averill  Kimball 

Royal  Oak 

Edward  James Klein 

Vicksburg 

Donald  Howard Konyha 

Smith  Creek 
tE.  John Larson 

Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Frank Owen  May,  Jr . 

Dearborn 

Jame s  Rob e rt  Mill e r 

Kalamazoo 

Lyle  Edward  Moffit 

Chesaning 

Fred Leroy Newbury 

Terre Haute,  Indiana 

Robert  Wayne  Newlin 

Romeo 

Joseph  Cecil  Ni c hols 

Flint 

John  Leo  Norton,  Jr. 

Monroe,  Wisconsin 
James  Thomas O 'C onnor 

Ionia 

*H .  DeWitt Owen,  Jr. 

T e rr e  Haute,  Indiana 

Max  James  Pettitt 

Benzonia 

Norman  Richard  Piersma 

Holland 

Thomas  Erle  Platt 

Tipton 

*Winthrop  Curtis  Ray 

Brookline,  Massachusetts 

James  Richard  Reif 

Lansing 

Wallace  John  Rilett 

Clare 

James Carson Schlosser 

Garrett,  Indiana 
Harold  Dale  Sheridan 

Coopersville 

Dorothy  A.  Singleton 
Willoughby,  Ohio 

Kenneth  Waldermar Soncrainte 

Drayton  Plains 

* Donald  Elery Spotts 

Jonesville 

James Henry  Stegeman 

De catur 

James Roger  Tanzola 

Teane ck,  New  Jersey 

Darrell  John  Thompson 
Grange r,  Indiana 

Hubert  Quinton  Tucker,  Jr. 

Washington,  D. C . 
James  William  Watts 

Howell 

Edwin  H .  Wung 
Hila,  Hawaii 

*With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

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Graduate  Studies 

The  candidates  will  be  presented by  DEAN  THOMAS  HARRIS OSGOOD 

DEGREE OF  MASTER OF ARTS 

Evelyn  Alfrida  Anderson 
Education;  Cadillac 
Morgan  Walfred  Anderson 

Donald  D.  Brink 

Speech;  Galesburg 
Emerson  Andrew  Brown 

General  Business;  Ludington 

Education;  Michigan  Center 

Arthur  David  DeSantis 
History;  Ironwood 

Charles  M.  DeWild 

Physical  Education;  Fulton, Illinois 

Winton  Dudley  Anderson 
Education;  Whitehall 
Vernon Junior Andrews 
History;  Sturgis 
Albert  Harrison Baker 

Physical  Education;  Bay  City 

Warren Garst Ballachey 

Sociology;  Redondo  Beach, 

California 

Patricia  Dianne Baltutat 

History;  Grand  Rapids 

Louis  Alan  Barker 

Physical  Education;  Jackson 

Freda  Elsie  Barr 

Education;  Flint 
Leo  Daniel Barron 

Education;  Auburn,  New  York 

Paul  Eugene  Barry 

Public  Administration;  Mt. Morris 

Roelof  Jason Bartels 

Lena  Julia Brown 

Education;  Grand  Ledge 

Nancy  Jane  Burke 

English;  San  Francisco, California 

Joan  Donner  Bush 

Speech;  Mt .  Pleasant 

Alton  Thomas  Butson 

Mathematics;  Lancaster, 

Pennsylvania 
Julian  Morris  Campbell 

Education;  Richmond,  Virginia 

Thomas  Claremont Campbell 

Education;  Luverne,  Minnesota 

Warren John  Cardwell 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Lansing 

Robert  Morford  Cartwright 
Education;  Unionville 
James Osborne Chapman 

History;  Morgan Park,  Chicago, 

Physical  Education;  Muskegon 

Illinois 

Heights 

Frederick  Charles  Bartlett 
Education;  Rockford 

Phyllis  Cary Bartlett 

Social Service  ;  Midland 

Joseph Orland Bartolacci 

Ernest  Russell  Charboneau 

Physical  Education;  Detroit 

Max Jay Church 

Foreign Languages ;  Vassar 

Edward  Irving Cohen 

History;  Malone,  New  York 

Physical  Education;  Charlotte 

Edwin Cohen 

Kenneth  Albert  Bellinger 
Education;  Dearborn 
Charlotte  Elizabeth  Benge 
Education;  Lansing 
Elizabeth  Brownell  Benson 

Accounting;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Paul Alexander  Colgate 

, 

General  Business ;  Wilmington, 

Delaware 

Mario  F .  Conforti 

Textiles  and  Clothing;  Lansing 

Education;  Kenosha,  Wisconsin 

Virginia  Eulalia  Benson 
Education;  Cadillac 
Stuart Kenneth  Bergsma 

Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Charles Harvey  Bibbings 

History;  Lansing 
Gloria  Marcia Blackman 

Education;  Dorcheste r, 

Massachusetts 

Margaret  Caroline  Bock 

Education;  Hamilton,  Ohio 

Walter George Bond 

Education;  Battle  Creek 

Dorothy  Ann  Booth 

Education;  Tole do,  Ohio 

Walter Herman Bostic 

General  Business;  Cabot, 

Arkansas 
Roger  Louis  Bowlby 
Economics;  Ovid 

Roy  Boyce 

Psy chology;  Rossmoyne,  Ohio 

Rodger s  Alrher  Bradley 

Education;  Traverse  City 

John  Howard  Braley 

General  Busi ness;  East Grand 

Rapids 
Viola  Larsen Brandt 

E du c ation ;  Lansing 

Joseph J.  Brewer 

Foreign  Languages ;  Kalkaska 

Searl  Alexander  Briggs 
Education;  Dansville 

John  Francis  Hayes  Corbin 

Education;  Lansing 
Elizabeth  Anne  Corbishley 
Education;  Lansing 

Orval  Edwin  Corner 

Education;  Stanton 
Robert  Edward  Coulson 
Economics;  Lansing 

Claude  Colyer Courtway,  Jr. 

Education;  Cape  Girardeau, 

Missouri 
James  Daniel  Cowhig 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

Alexander  Andrew  Crane 

Education;  Erie,  Pennsylvania 

Patric k  James  Dalton 
History;  Fulton 

William  Warren  Danneels 
Education;  St .  Clair 

Charles  Pierce  Davey· 
Education;  Detroit 
Genevieve  Robina  Davis 
Education;  Bay City 
Adrian  Charles  Dawson 

Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Leland  W .  Dean 

Education;  Buchanan 
Francis  Augustine  Derby 

Ge neral Bu s ines s;  Lawre n ce, 

Ma ssac hus etts 

Robert  John  Dery 

Education;  Fenton 

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Betty Powell  Dickinson 

English;  East  Lansing 

Joseph  E .  Dickinson 

Social Service;  Davison 

Charles  Dale  !Xscher 

Accounting;  Kalamazoo 

Robert  Joseph  Dormady 

General Business;  Detroit 

Patricia McKenna  Dye 

Speech;  Snyder,  New  York 

Ray  A .  Ellis 

Education;  South Boardman 

Robert  Herman  Engstrom 

Art;  Sparta 

Charles  John  Ewing 

Education;  Newaygo 

Dwight  Austin  Finger 
Education;  Lansing 
Richard  LeRoy  Foerch 

Physical  Education;  Detroit 

Alice  G .  Forbes 

Education; .Lansing 

John  Earl  Fox 

Physical  Education;  Vermontville 

Joyce  Elaine  Fox 

History;  Troy,  Ohio 
Walter  Edward  Freeman 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Oak  Park,  Illinois 
Marie W .  Moore  Garner 

Education;  Oklahoma  City, 

Oklahoma 
Donald  Jay Gemmel 

Political Science;  East  Lansing 

Cecil  Lynn Gemmell 

Education;  Grand  Ledge 

Walter  Fisk Gephart 

Education; Saint  Joseph 

Norma  Maxine  Giess 

Education;  Arnold,  Kansas 

Albert  Edward  Gilpin 
Education;  Flint 
Lawrence  D.  Gorre ll 

Education;  Sandyville,  West 

Virginia 
!della Louise  Graves 

Physical  Education;  Chicago, 

Illinois 
Maxine  Gray 

' 

Education;  Osceola,  Iowa 

Harold  Barton Grayson 

Education;  Killdeer ,  North  Dakota 

Vallie  Jones  Greene 

Education;  Lake  City,  Florida 

Marvin  Dean Griep 

Education;  Creston,  Iowa 

Irene  Marie  Gromatzky 

Education;  Mullen,  Texas 

Yetieve  Ruth  Guldner 

Education;  Dearborn 

Joan Hackett 

Speech;  Detroit 
Milton  John  Hagelbe rg 

Education;  Charlotte 

Carl Quentin Hale 

Physical  Education;  Stanton 

SCHOOL  OF GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

Bee  Richards  Hallett 

Physical  Education;  Midland 

Herbert  LeRoy Haney 

History;  Denver,  Colorado 

Catheryn Barrett Harner 

Education;  East  Lansing 

Ralph  Laurence  Harris 

Donald  R .  Kogut 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

East  Lansing 
Robert  Paul  Kohloff 
Education;  Ionia 
Ignatius  John  Konrad 

Physical  Education;  Lansing 

General  Business;  St.  Clair 

George  W.  Ladd 

Shores 

Leonard  Lawrence  Hart,  Jr. 
General  Business;  Barton, 

Florida 
Jose  G.  Hernandez 

Physical  Education;  San  Lorenzo, 

Puerto Rico 

William  F.  Herrick 

English;  East  Lansing 

Marion  Rose  Hoffman 

Speech;  East  Lansing 
Ronald  Henry  Hohenstein 
Education;  Lansing 

Gordon  Austiri Hoke 

Education;  Arthur,  Illinois 

Anthony  Ceasar Hooks 

Education;  Ormand Beach, 

Florida 

Albert  B.  Howell 

Education;  Dowagia c 

Richard  C .  Howlett 

Education;  Stockbridge 

Albert  Lyon  Hoy 

Education;  Battle  Creek 

Paul  Manson Hurrell 

Philosophy;  Dimondale 

Ernest James  Hurst 

Education;  Laingsburg 

Robert  Jay Huyser 

Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Lucille  Coolman  Ingalls 
Education;  Lansing 
Douglas  Edgar  Inkster 
Education;  Jackson 
Gunhild  Evelyn Isackson 

Education;  Barre,  Vermont 

Calvin  Lewis  Jenkins 

Education;  Rehoboth,  Virginia 

Harry Henry  Jenkins 

Physical  Education;  Owosso 

Richard  Horace  Jenkins 

Accounting;  Owosso 
Fauvette  Ethelyn Johnston 

Education;  East  Lansing 

Carroll  Edward  Jones 

Education;  Roscommon 

Geneva  Irene  Jones 

Education;  Breckenridge 

John  Nicolas  Jozsa 

History;  Muskegon  Heights 

Ernest Genrick  Karvelis 

Zoology;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Louis  Kasten 

History;  Point  Pleasant Beach, 

New  Jersey 

Dale  Edward  Kaulitz 

Education;  Lansing 

Norman  John  Kee 

Education;  Detroit 
Ruth  Cresswell Kettunen 

Home  Management  and  Child 

Development;  East  Lansing 

Behram Kahn 

Ge neral  Business;  Pirpai, 

Pakistan 

Clifford  A.  Kleier 

Political  Science  and  Public 

Administration;  Louisville, 
Kentucky 
John  William Kloac 

Education;  East  Chicago, Indiana 

Economics;  Brookings,  South 

Dakota 

August  H .  Lange 

Education;  Berrien Springs 

William  Comings  Larkin 
Education;  St.  Joseph 

Loreto  Javelona  Ledesma 

Education;  Jaro,  Iloilo  City, 

Philippine  Islands 

Lavern  Lesley 

Education;  Grant 
Kenneth  Freeman Light 
Education;  Negaunee 
Joseph  Hamilton Locke 

Sociology;  Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 

Frank Charles  Madill 

Education;  Frederic 

George  Makel 

Education;  Blanchard 

Frances  May  Mantey 
Education;  Caro 
Martin  Richard  Manty 

Education;  Ishpeming 

Nancy  Jane  Marin 

Art;  East  Lansing 

John  David  Marrs 

English;  Okemak,  Oklahoma 

Thomas  Herman  Mayhew 
Education;  Mayfiel d 

Gordon  Allison  McAdow 

Art;  Maplewood,  Missouri 

Floyd  Frederick  McCallum 

Philosophy;  Spring Arbor 

Gladys  Uva  McCallum 
Education;  Howell 

Forrest  Donald  McCaskey 
Education;  Lansing 

Arthur  Glenn  McDaniel 

Education;  Central  Lake 

Gertrude  Irene  Mcintire 
Education;  Lansing 
George  Francis  McKenzie 

General  Business;  Newark, 

New  Jersey 
Keith Gawain  McKitrick 
Psychology;  Flint 
Esther  Anne  Meacham 

Textiles  and  Clothing;  Acton, 

Indiana 
Walter  Robert  Melka 

General  Business;  Wau conda, 

Illinois 

Anthony  Max  Mettler 

Education;  Sandusky 

Ruth  Marion  Meyer 

Education;  Fair Haven 
Lois  Thorfinnison  Mickle 

Home  Management  and  Child 
Development;  Lincoln, 
Nebraska 
Erwin  A.  Middleman 

Education;  Tenafly,  New  Jersey 

Zoe  Lois  Mason  Milvenan 
E du c ation;  Saginaw 
Earl  Leslie  Mitchell,  Jr. 

Art;  Hessel 

Paul  LaVe rne  Moyes 

Physical  Education;  North 

Muskegon 
Louis  Pierr e  Nadeau 
Accounting;  Flint 

47 

Marguerite  Napoli 

English;  East  Lansing 
Russell  Alexander  Newe ll 

Education;  Houghton  Lake 

Alfred Otto  Niemi 

Education;  Grand  Marais 

Catherine  Anne  Oas 

English;  Paw  Paw 
Bertram Hartley O'Keefe 

Education;  St.  Clair Shores 

Lois  Hines Olson 

Education;  Niles 

Gabriel  Uwakwe  Onukaogu 

History;  Umuahia,  Nigeria 

Barbara  Ann Oppenheim 

Education;  Coldwater,  Ohio 

Philo Otis,  Jr. 

Economics ;  Hastings 

Benjamin  Yaw  Owusu 

Education;  Kuni.asi,  Gold  Coast, 

Africa 

Anthony  Robert  Pabalis 

Physical  Education;  Saginaw 

David  Horace  Palm e r 

Mathematics;  Sarnia,  Ontario, 

Canada 

George  Jueri Palviste 

Philosophy;  Tartu,  Estonia 

David  Megaw  Park 

General  Business;  Haverford, 

P e nnsylvania 
Julian  Alphons e  Parker 

Education;  N ew  Orleans,  Louisiana 

Ambrose  Dufferin  Pattullo 

English;  Muskegon 
Walter  Leo  Pawlowski 

Physical  Education;  East  Lansing 

Juanita  Willene  Paxton 

Education;  Birmingham,  Alabama 

Shirley L.  Peterson Peck 
Education;  Atlanta 

Eleanore  Lucille  Pederson 

Education;  Lansing 

Carl Otto  P eets 

Education;  Grant 

Carl  LaFollette  Petersen 

Education;  Cle veland,  Ohio 

Will  Robe rt  P e tersen 

Art;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Lee  Robert  Peterson 

General  Business;  Edmore 

Ruth  Krause  P e t e rson 
Education;  Lansing 
Marvin  Edward  Phillips 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Flint 

Vera  M.  Wilson  Pierce 
Education;  Lansing 

Virgil  M e lvin  Pinckney 
Education;  Lake  City 
Nickolas  John  Podl ecki 

Ge neral Business;  Chicago, Illinois 

Ramona  Robbins  Porter 
Education;  Lansing 
Ernest  Harris  Post,  Jr. 

History;  Holland 

Steven  Donald  Potte r 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Munising 
Cecil  Ernest  Purifoy,  Jr. 

Education;  East  Lansing 

John  Rivington  Quinn 

Social  Service;  Ionia 

Myrtle  Rose  Reul 

Social Service;  Parma 

Alan  Harvey  Robe rts 

Psychology;  New  York',  New  York 

John  J.  Roetman 

Education;  Grand  Rapids 

SCHOOL  OF GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

Joseph  Michael  Ropele 

Education;  St.  Joseph 

Richard Bradley Royer 

General  Business;  Haverford, 

Asse  Sternfeldt 

Social  Service;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Daniel  Kenneth  Stewart 

Philosophy;  East  Lansing 

Gilbert  Hart  Whelden,  Jr. 

Education;  Grosse  Pointe 

Julietta  Rae  White 

Physical  Education;  Lansing 

Pennsylvania 

Stephen  John  Ruh 

Education;  Ann  Arbor 
Cleon  Elwood  Rumbaugh 
Education;  DeWitt 
Charles  William  Sargent 

History;  Flint 
·Frances  Mary Sauber 
Education;· Algonac 
Bertram  Hirsch Schneider 

Gladys 0.  Stewart 

Education;  Alma 
Maurice  Irving Strait 

General  Business ;  Mason 

Borghild Strom 

Education;  Lansing 

Betty Jane  Swindell 
Art;  Detroit 

Irwin Isamu  Tanaka 

Social  Service;  Honolulu,  Hawaii 

Psychology;  Long  Branch, 

Nola  I - Nan  Tang 

New  Jersey 

William  Widick  Schroeder 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Newton,  Kansas 
Clara  Marie  Schuster 
Education;  Lansing 

John  J .  Schwei 

Education;  Iron  Mountain 

John  Magnusen Shemick 
Education;  Dowagia·c 

Paul  Smarks 

Physical  Education;  Berkley 

Paul John Spata,  Jr. 

Physical  Education;  Lansing 

Roberta  Stagge 

Accounting;  Forest Hills,  New  York 

William  Henry  Tomlinson 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Paterson,  New 
Jersey 

Virgilee  Myers  Tsuda 

Textiles  and  Clothing;  Ithaca 

Elston Wells  VanSteenburgh 

Philosophy;  Rockford,  Illinois 

Katherine  Grace  Van Wert 
Education;  Lansing 

George  Fred Vogel 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Parma,  Ohio 

James  Arthur  Vomocil 

Physical  Education;  Cincinnati, 

Soil  Science; Gadsden ,  Arizona 

Ohio 

Margaret  Jane  Stanton 
Education;  Owosso 

Mary  Kathryn  Starn 

Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Nathaniel  Calvin  Stegall 

Education;  Wynne,  Arkansas 

Allan  Martindale  Warner 

Economics;  Farmington 

Harold Searles  Weaver 

General  Business ;  East  Lansing 

Russell  Middleton Wheeler 
Education;  Lansing 

Robert  Charles White 
Education;  Flint 
Stanley James  White 

Speech;  Grand Blanc 
Richard William Wickens 
Education;  Lansing 
Bernice Richard  Wiggins 
Education;  Sunfield 
John  Leonard  Willard 
Education;  Stanton 

J.  Gordon Williams 

Education;  Petoskey 
Mary  McClintock Wilson 

Speech;  Lansing 
William  A.  Windham 

General  Business;  Montgomery, 

Alabama 

Edwin  Hampton Wintermute  III 

English;  Haslett 

Robert  Hugh  Wisner 

Education;  Lansing 

Gerald H.  Wohlferd 

Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Rachel  Faude  Wood 

Social Service;  East  Lansing 

Jesse  Arnold  Woodring 

Education;  Lansing 

James  Eli  Woodrow 

Education;  Traverse  City 

Alvin  Noel  Zachrich 

Education;  Toledo,  Ohio 

Irena  Anne  Zierleyn 

Education;  Flint 

DEGREE OF  MASTER OF  FORESTRY 

Donald  Robert  Hakala 

Ironwood 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER OF  MUSIC 

Donald  Raymond  Borg 

Ludington 

George  William Brumbaugh 

Sioux  Falls,  South  Dakota 

Lois  Audrey  Burley 

Syrac use,  New  York 

Richard  Cockrell 

East  Lansing 

Donald  Eugene  Crane 

Lansing 

DEGREE OF  MASTER OF SCIENCE 

Ernest  Theodore  Hammill 

Jean  Lillian  Pumphrey 

Norway 

Ernest  Raymond  Miller 
Cleveland,  Ohio 
Herbert Irving Parrott 

Ludington 

Albert  William  Peppel 
Benton Harbor 
Ernest  Francis  Potts 

Lansing 

• 

East  Lansing 
Lynn  Don  Scheid 

Allegan 

Richard  Henry  Snook 
Grand  Rapids 
Howard  L.  Wigell 

Concord,  California 

Gerald  Coy Winters 

Owosso 

Bonnie  L.  Allen 

Soil  Science ;  Blum,  Texas 

Fouad  Yehia  Amin 

Horticulture;  Cairo,  Egypt 

Clyde  Garfield  Anderson 

Chemical  Engineering;  Crystal 

Falls 

Paul  Seve rance  Andrews 

Horticulture;  Howell 

Victorino  Cernadilla  Andrion 

Robert  Foste r  Balch 

Soil  Science;  Manaoag,  Pangasinan, 

Zoology;  Wauwatosa,  Wi sconsin 

Philippine  Islands 

Najma  Bano  Ansari 

Leonard Bush  Baldwin,  Jr. 

Civil  Engineering;  Trave rse  City 

Ge neral  Home  Economics;  Lahore, 

B e njamin  Bert  Barickman 

Pakistan 
Andrew  Junior  Asher 

Agricultural  Engineering;  St . 

Jos e ph,  Illinois 

Land  and  Water  Conservation; 

Streator,  Illinois 

48 

MayS.  Bay 

Foods  and  Nutrition;  Denver, 

Colorado 
Barbara G.  Beaman 

Samuel  Jefferson  Dunn 

Soil  Science;  Baton  Rouge 

Louisiana 
Jerry Paul  Duvendeck 

Harold  John  Holmquest,  Jr. 

Geology;  Oak  Park,  Illinois 

James  G.  House 

Metallurgical  Engineering; 

Zoology;  Boston,  Massachusetts 

Zoology;  Portsmouth,  Ohio 

Big Rapids 

SCHOOL OF  GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

Harold  Frank  Beltz 

Entomology;  Dearborn 

Richard Kennel  Berky 

Mathematics;  Bluffton,  Ohio 

Loren  Douglas  Black 

Agricultural  Economics;  Mt. 

Pleasant 

Dale  Emil Bordt 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 

Monroe 
Donald  Ray Breakey 

Zoology;  Salem,  Oregon 

Alfred  David  Brower 
Zoology;  Newaygo 

Charles  Richard  Buckham 

Civil  Engineering;  Grand  Rapids 

George  Sydney  Bunting,  Jr . 

Horticulture;  Pocomoke  City, 

Maryland 
Clyde  Leaon Burton 

Farm Crops;  Battle Creek 

Robert  Harry  Bussell 

Bacteriology;  Capac 

Theodore  W.  Cahow 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Dearborn 

Burton  F.  Cargill 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Hart 

Odessa  Lorraine  Carlson 

Institution  Administration; 

Anvil  Location 

Patricia Ann  Caughey 

Bacteriology;  Detroit 
Edward  Stephen  Cestaric 

Chemistry;  Midland,  Pennsylvania 

Beerappa Chandrashaker 

Bacteriology;  Mysore  City,  India 

Irene  Hwei-lin  Chang 

Foods  and  Nutrition;  Nan King, 

China 

Max  Covell  Christensen 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Trufant 

Ronald  Leo  Clise 

Zoology;  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Ralph  Porter Collins 

Biological  Science;  Alpena 

William  Erle  Collins 

Entomology;  Lansing 

Calvin  Charles  Cooper 

Horticulture;  Lyndonvill~. 

New  York 
Alain  Francois  Corcos 

Botany and  Plant  Pathology; 

Aix,  France 

Allan  Edwin  Crawford 

Food  Technology;  Pointe  Claire, 

Quebec,  Canada 

Robert  Arthur  Crawford 

Soil  Science;  Allenford,  Ontario, 

Canada 
Donald  Glenn  Curry 

Agricultural  Extension;  Mason 

Orner  E.  Curtis,  Jr. 

Chemistry;  Canton,  Missouri 
) 

Edward  Archie  Daly 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Columbia,  South  Dakota 

Joseph  Francis  Delaney 

Plant  Physiology;  White  Plains, 

New  York 
William John  Detroit 

Chemistry;  Marquette 

David  Aaron  Dingee 

Mathematics;  Pontiac 

Albert  Rooks  Drury 

Surgery  and  Medicine;  Lansing 

Paul  Marvin  Efron 

Food  Technology;  Clifton, 

New  Jersey 

Salah  Mohammed  ElDareer 
Zoology;  Cairo,  Egypt 

Harold  Harlan  Ellis 

Agricultural  Economics;  Winslow, 

Illinois 

Mohammad  Emaduddin 

Entomology;  Hyderabad,  India 

James  Bailey  Emery 

Bacteriology;  Parkersburg, 

West  Virginia 
Arthur  Earl  Epstein 

. 
Zoology;  Brooklyn,  New York 

Howard  John  Ferris 

Soil Science;  Sturgeon Bay, 

Wisconsin 

Jack  C.  Ferver 

Robert  Edgar  Houston,  Jr. 

Physics;  Plymouth 

John  Teekay Howell 

Horticulture;  Cherryville, 

North  Carolina 

Roland .Everett Howell 

Zoology;  East  Lansing 

Marilyn Janet  Huston 
Botany;  Detroit 

Frederick  Forbes  Jewell 

Forestry; Oil  City,  Pennsylvania 

Alfreda  W.  Johnson 

Anatomy;  Lansing 
Bernard Arthur  Johnson 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Deerton 

Ivory  Clinton  Johnson 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 

Grand  Rapids 

Jonas  Everett  Johnson 

Agricultural  Extension;  Kalamazoo 

Horticulture;  Asheville,  North 

Carlos  de  la  Mesa  Fetterolf,  Jr. 

Zoology;  West  Hartford, 

Carolina 
Mary  H.  Jones 

Connecticut 

Peter Andrew  Frank 
Botany;  Benzonia 

Wallace  Friedberg 

Bacteriology;  Sarnia,  Ontario, 

Canada 

Thomas  Banes  Jones,  Jr. 

Civil  Engineering;  Irmo,  South 

Physiology;  New  York,  New  York 

David  Henry  Fritz 

Carolina 
Henry Ward  Joyner 

Land  and  Water  Conservation; 

Horticulture;  Ft.  Valley,  Georgia 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Lilian Anne  Gabay 

Felix Victor Juska 

Soil  Science;  Hart 

Foods  and Nutrition;  Dayton, Ohio 

Avram Kazez 

David  Rice  Gardner 

Soil  Science;  Berkeley, 

California 
Robert  Eugene  Garner 

Physical Science;  Mattoon, 

Illinois 

James  Arthur  Garrison 

Chemistry;  Muskegon 

Robert  Joseph Gauthier 

Bacteriology;  Lansing 
Gale  Robert  Gleason,  Jr. 

Entomology;  Traverse  City 

James  Winthrop  Goff 

Forest Products ;  Portland 

Jay Goldman 

Civil  Engineering;  Istanbul,  Turke y 

Joshua  Wilson Kearney,  Jr. 
Agricultural  Extension; 

Franklinton,  North  Carolina 

Amos  P.  Kennedy,  Sr. 

Animal  Husbandry;  Benton, 

Louisiana 

Karl Kereluk 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 

Fargo,  North  Dakota 

Darwin  G.  K e ttering 

Agricultural  Economics;  Lansing 

Abdul  Hameed  Khan 

Horticulture;  Gulistan,  West 

Pakistan 

Mechanica l  Enginee ring;  Miami 

Aman  Ullah Khan 

Beach,  Florida 

Clare  Alward  Gunn 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  Rampur 

State,  U. P . ,  India 

Land  and  Water  Conservation; 

Amir  U.  Khan 

Grandville 

Gordon  Earl Guyer 

Entomology;  Augusta 

Murray Kain  Hanna 

Entomology;  East  Lansing 

Robert  Rice  Haubrich 

Zoology;  Claremont,  New 

Hampshire 

Ralph  Carroll Hay 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Rampur 

U. P.,  India 

Robert  William  Kleis 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Martin 

Olen  Kraus 

Physics;  Nescopeck,  Pennsylvania 

John  E.  Landgraf 

Horticulture;  Royal Oak 

Robert  William  Lateer 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Horticulture;  Paxton,  Illinois 

Urbana,  Illinois 

Peter  Hebblethwaite 

Agricultural  Engineering; 
Stockport,  England 
Nassib  Muhammed  Hemaidan 

Horticulture;  Aitat,  Lebanon 

Winston  Harold  Heneveld 

Physics  and  Astronomy;  Muskegon 

Raymond  Charles  Hill 

Reuben  John  Laverdiere 

Forestry;  Lake  Linden 

David  Alvin  Libby 

Poultry  Husbandry;  Skandia 

Ross  Richard  Lipsit 

Horticulture;  Vineland,  Ontario, 

Canada 

William  Ming-chuan  Liu 

Farm  Crops;  Shanghai,  China 

General Agriculture;  Camarrillo, 

James  Arthur  Lockhart 

Horticulture ;  Grand  Rapids 

California 
Orville  Hinsvark 

Chemistry;  Renner,  South 

Dakota 

49 

Jack  Ange lo  Ransbottom 
Zoology;  Lima,  Ohio 
Raymond  Raphael  Ranta 

William  Eldon  Splinter 

Agricultural  Engineering; 
North  Platte,  Nebraska 

Agri c ultural  Economics;  Detroit 

Carl  Wes l ey  Staser 

Lawren ce  Rappaport 

Agricultural  Economics;  East 

Horticulture;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

Lansing 

SCHOOL  OF  GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

.  John  Marshall  Long 

Mathematics;  Norfolk,  Virginia 

Garrit John  Lugthart,  Jr. 

Entomology;  East Grand  Rapids 

Salim  Amin  Makarem 

Farm  Crops;  Ras-el-Metn, 

Lebanon 

Thomas  He nry  Paton  Marshall 

Botany;  East  Lansing 

Robert  Louis  Mason 

Forestry;  Silvis,  Illinois 

Robert  Carney  McBryde 
Physics;  Detroit 
Wilton  Newton  Melhorn 
Geology;  Owosso 

Charles  G.  Miles 

Biological  Scie nce;  Lansing 

Adel  Mohsen 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Washington,  D. C. 

Samue l  John  Musser 

Che mistry;  South  Haven 

Eugene  Carl  Nakfoor 
Zoology;  Lansi~g 

Jos ep h  Namazi 

Agneta  A.  Rappe 

Food  Technology ;  Varb e rg, 

Sweden 
Thomas  J.  Rausch 

Forestry;  Milwaukee,  Wis consin 

Theodore  Lynn  Rebstock 

Chemistry;  Elkhart,  Indiana 

Lawrence  Lee  Reed 

Bacte riology ;  Grand  Rapids 

Mauri ce  Allen  Re e d 

Ba cteriology;  Grand  Rapids 

Louis  Francis  Reut e r 

Ge n e ral  Agri c ulture;  Be lleville 

Ge rald  F e nnick  Ri c hards 

Agricultural  Enginee ring;  Howell 

Herbert  Bowers  Rickert 

Chemistry;  Lancast e r, 

Pennsylvania 

Jean  Ringuet 

Farm  Crops ;  Tehe ran,  Iran 

Horticulture ;  Drummondville, 

Lee  Kern  Nelson 

Fis heri es  and  Wildlife;  Marquette 

G e rard  Neptune 

Farm  Crops;  Cayes ,  Haiti 

John  Jud s on  Nor c ross 

Zoology;  Liberty,  Miss9uri 

John  Paul Olatta 

Chemistry;  Cleve land,  Ohio 

Sydney  Alvin Olsen 

Quebec,  Canada 
Alfred  Ernest  Ritchie 

Che mistry;  Newnan,  Georgia 

William  Blaine  Robinson 

Food  Technology;  West  Palm 

Beach,  Florida 
Gerald ine  Elizabeth  Rood 

Biologi cal  Science ;  Flint 

Fred Warne r  Roth 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Salem, 

Agriculture!  Engine e ring;  Orono, 

Wilbur  Ray  Vincent 

Oregon 

William  Roy  Ove rle ase 

Land  and  Wat e r  Conservation; 

Elkhart,  Indiana 

G.  Pandurang 

Physiology and  Pharmacology ; 

Madras,  India 

Satish P.  Parikh 

Maine 

Paul George  Rothman 

Farm  Crops ;  Detroit 

Tawfik  Youni s  Sabet 

Ele c trical  Engineering;  !"ree land 

Earle Kenneth  Walker 

Soil  Science;  Ridgetown,  Ontario, 

Canada 

Bacteriology  and  Public  Health; 

Harris  Duane  We bster 

Cairo,  Egypt. 
Paul  Wm . Carl  Sante lmann 

Animal  Pathology;  Lansing 

Theodore  Clark  Weill 

Farm  Crops;  Arlington,  Virginia 

Wood  Utilization;  Grand  Rapids 

Food  T ec hnology;  Bombay,  India 

Mohammad  Ishaq Sayed 

Physiology;  Dan sv ille,  New  York 

Joseph  Wilson  Whalen 

Lewis  Frank  Ste vens ,  Jr. 

Horticulture;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Walter Henry Stewart 
Zoology;  Lansing 
Barnet  Martin Sultzer 

Bacte riology;  Teane c k,  Ne w  J e rsey 

Balwant  Rai  Suri 

Chemistry;  Agra,  India 

Daniel  Tannenbaum 

General  Agriculture;  Mamaroneck, 

New  York 
F.  Wells  T e rwilliger 
Geology;  Lansing 
Lyle  Andre w  Thorburn 

Poultry Husbandry;  Mason 

Robert  L e wis  Ticknor 

Horticulture;  Portland,  Ore gon 

Charles  W.  Titkemeye r 

Anatomy;  Eas;  Lansing 

Paul on  Pong  Tso 

Botany;  Hong Kong,  China 

Robert  Earle VanderVenn e n 
Che mistry;  Grand  Rapids 
Theodora  F. S . M.  Van  Schaik 

Foods  and  Nutrition;  The  Hagu e , 

Nethe rlands 
Onno  van  Teutem 

Agricultural  Economics;  Wass e naar, 

Ne the rlands 

Lowell  Ernest  Weller 

Chemistry;  Antwerp,  Ohio 

Patricia James  Wells 

Mathemati cs;  Birmingham 

Bacteriology  and  Public  Health; 

Battle  Creek 
Robert  Donald  Wheaton 

Bacteriology  and  Public  Health; 

Ja ckson 

Edward  Alexander  White 

Dairy;  Manlius,  Ne w  York 

Lawre nce  Sinclair  Whit e 

Bacte riology  and  Public  Health; 

Toronto,  Canada 

Lloyd  Price  Wilkins 

Zoology;  Kilsyth,  Wes t  Virginia 

Blair Williams 

Foods  and  Nutrition;  Jericho, 

Ver mont 

James  Alf r ed  Williams 
Dairy;  Eas t  Lansing 

Ri c hard  Earl  Wing 

Chemistry;  Perry 
Norb e rt  William  Winkl er 

Wood  Utili za tion ;  East  Lansing 

David  Franklin Witherspoo n 
Agricultural  Engineering; 

Toronto,  Ontario,  Canada 

T heo dore  Roo sev e lt  Wood 

General  Agr i c ulture ;  Na s hvill e, 

Tennessee 
Richard  Euge ne  Zindle r 

Mathematic s;  Benton Harbor 

John  Roscoe  Peffer 

Chemistry;  Tare ntum, 

Pennsylvania 
Robert  Miles  Pennington 
Bacteriology;  Det roit 
Douglas  Franklin  P ercival 

Chemistry;  Lo s  Angeles, 

California 

Ray  C.  Perry,  Jr. 
Geology;  Ovid 

John  Edward  Peterson,  Jr . 
Botany;  DeKalb,  Illinois 

Glenn  Ma rion  Peterson 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Bre thren 

Wilbur  Carroll  Peterson 

Animal  Husbandry;  Moin uddin 

Pur,  Pakistan 
Robe rt George  Schirmer 

Jam es  Francis  Schmid 

Zoology ;  North  Muskegon 

David  Me int e  Schuurmans 
Bacte riology;  Lansing 

Kenne th  T er ry Sc ott 

Dairy;  Lampasas,  T e xa s 

Donald  Anton  Se ifert 
Dairy;  Muskegon 
William  Jack Sharp 

Me c hani c al  Engineering; 

Vancouver,  British  Colombia, 
Canada 

Electrical  E nginee ring ;  East 

Albert  Wayne  Shepherdson 

Lansing 
Robert  William  Petro 

Forest Products;  Niles 
Danie l  Charles  Pfannstiel 
Agricultural  Extension; 
Conve r se,  T exas 

Henry  S.  Plotkin 

Forest ry.  Byron  Center 

Donald  R.  Poppema 

Forest r y;  Holland 
Karl  Euge n  Pregitzler 

Mathematics;  Huntington,  Indiana 

Earl  McCord  Sherwood 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

B e rwinsdale,  Pennsylvania 

John  Charles Shickluna 

Soil  Science;  Port  Colborne, 

Ontario,  Canada 

James  Edward  Shideler 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife;  Det roit 

David  Lear Shull 

Zoology;  Battle  Creek 

Land  and  Water  Conservation; 

Edward  Simon 

Onaway 

Richard  Brand  Prie s t 

Chemistry;  Ne w  York,  New  York 

Gea ry  Masami  Sone 

Fores t  Prorlucts;  Monclova,  Ohio 

Entomology;  Watsonvill e , 

Ma rvin  M .  Pro vo 

Fisheries  ana  Wildlife; 

Clarksville,  Tennessee 

California 

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DEGREE  OF  MASTER OF URBAN  PLANNING 

SCHOOL OF GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

Robert  B .  Hotaling 

Syracuse,  New  York 

DEGREE OF  DOCTOR OF  EDUCATION 

Laurence  Samuel  Cooke,  Education;  Creston,  Iowa 

Thesis: 

''An  Analysis  of  Certain  Factors Which  Affect  Student  Attitudes  Toward  A  Basic  College  Course, 

Effective  Living'' 

Russell  Foster  Fink,  Education;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "Some  Criteria for  the  Establishment  of  Community  Colleges,  with  Special  Referenc e  to  Michigan" 

Ralph  Clarence  Graetz,  Education;  Chicago  Heights,  Illinois 

Thesis : 

''Factors Affecting the  Retention  of  Men  in  the  Teaching Profession:  A  Study of  Milwaukee  State 

Teacher's  College  Male  Graduates  from ·1932  to  1946" 

Ernest  E.  Hanson,  Education;  DeKalb,  Illinois 

Thesis: 

''A Study  of the  Structural Organization of Student  Personnel Services in  Certain State  Colleges  and 

Universities'' 

Charles  Edward  Irvin,  Education;  East  Lansing 

Thesis: 

''An  Analysis  of  Certain  Aspects  of  a  Listening  Training Program  Among  College  Freshmen at 

Michigan State  College' ' 

Russell  Lowell  Jenkins,  Education;  Peru,  Indiana 

Thesis:  "The  Relative  Effectiveness  of  Two  Methods  of  Teaching Written and  Spoken  English(  Communications)" 

Warner  Elliott  McClure,  Education,  Mobile,  Alabama 

Thesis:  "A Survey of  Certain Aspects  of  Personnel  Policies  in  Michigan  Public  School Systems" 

John  Newton  Moore,  Education;  Downers  Grove,  Illinois 

Thesis:  "Some Imperatives  of  Experimentalist  Philosophy for  the  Teaching of  Natural  Science  in  a  College 

General  Education  Program '' 

A.  Conrad  Posz,  Education;  Plainview,  Minnesota 

Thesis:  "The Academic Backgrounds  of  Agricultural  Extension Workers  as  Related  to  Selecte d  Aspects  of  Work 

Adjustment'' 

Daniel  Ja c kson  Sorrells,  Education;  Danielsville,  Ge orgia 

Thesis: 

''Guidance  Practices  in  Selecte d  Small High  Schools :  An  Analysis  of the Organization and  Administration 

of Specific  Services" 

Marvin  Chesley Volpel,  Education;  Sturgis 

Thesis: 

' • A  Study to  De termine  Why  Freshman Scholarship Students  at  Michigan  State  College  Fail to  Renew  Their 

Scholarships'' 

Conrad  Paul  White,  Education;  Unionville,  Missouri 

Thesis: 

''Factors  Associated with  Certain  Abilities  Possessed and  Jobs  Taught  in  Selected  Livestock  Enterprises 

by  Teachers  of  Vocational  Agriculture" 

DEGREE  OF  DOCTOR  OF  PHILOSOPHY 

Felix Antonio  Bacigalupo,  Dairy;  Lima,  Peru 

Thesis:  "The  Effects of  Vitamin  E.  De ficiency  in  t.,e  Lamb" 

Paul  Howard  Barrett,  Zoology;  Lansing 

Thes is :  "Effects of  Alkalinity  on  Adsorption  and  Re ge neration  of  Phosphorus  in  Natural  Lake s" 

Grant  Stevens  Benne tt,  Physics ;  Flint 

The sis :  "A New  Method for  the  Visualization  and  Measurement of  Ultrasonic  Fields'' 

Gail  Charles  Blomquist,  Agricultural  Engineering;  Okemos 

Thesis:  "The Influence  of  Soil  Mixture s  on  Turf Growth and  Soil  Stability for  Highway  Shoulde rs and  Airports'' 

Donald  Herbe rt Bouma,  Soc iology  and  Anthropology;  Grand  Rapids 

The sis :  "An  Analysis  of  the  Power Position  of  the  Real  Estate  Board  in  Grand  Rapids" 

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·SCHOOL OF  GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

Stewart  Anglin  Brown,  Chemistry;  Peterborough,  Ontario,  Canada 

Thesis:  "Studies on  Methylatim  Reactions  in  Plants:  The  Origin of  the  Methyl  Carbon of Nicontine  Formed  by 

Nicotiana  Rustica" 

jay Robert  Brunner,  Dairy;  Royersford,  Pennsylvania 

Thesis:  "The  Fat  Globule  Membrane  of  Homogenized  Milk  and  Some  Related  Factors" 

Alvis  Wayman  Caliman,  Psychology;  Coffeyville,  Kansas 

Thesis:  "Personality Adjustments of Aging  Women " 

Charles  Marion  Chance,  Dairy;  Stevensville,  Maryland 

Thesis:  "Influence of  Aureomycin on the  Synthesis  and  Digestion  in  the  Rumen of  Cattle  Fed  Natural  and  Purified 

Rations" 

Ghulam- Ullah  Chaudhry,  Entomology;  Karachi,  Pakistan 

Thesis:  "The  Development  and  Fecundity of the  Oriental  Fruit  Moth,  Grapholitha (Cydia)  molesta  (Busck)  Under 

Controlled  Temperatures and  Humidities'' 

Sing  Pao  Chiang,  Chemistry;  Shanghai,  China 

Thesis:  "The  Effect  of Age,  Diet  and  Carbontetrachloride-Induced  Liver Injury on the  Cholesterol  Content of Blood 

and  Certain Other  Tissues  of the  Albino  Rat" 

Rudolf  Culik,  Animal  Husbandry;  Lestina,  Czechoslovakia 

Thesis:  "Vitamin Studies  in  the  Lamb. 

I.  Riboflavin  Deficiency and  Requirements. 

II.  Vitamin  E.  Deficiency 

and  Estimated  Requirements" 

Gordon  Cecil  Dacosta,  Horticulture;  Hyderabad  Deccan,  India 

Thesis:  "Factors  Effecting Varietal  Differences  in  Germination of the  Common  Bean  (Phaseolus  Vulgaris,  L. )" 

Harold  Melvin  D' Arcy,  Chemistry;  Williamston 

Thesis:  "The Reaction  of  Ethylene Oxide  with  Various  Alkylmagnesium  Iodide  Solutions" 

Stephen  Sung  Tsing  Djang,  Chemistry;  Nanking,  China 

Thesis: 

' 'The  Isolation,  Fractionation and  Electrophoretic  Characterization of the  Globulins  of the  Mung Bean, 

Phaseolus  AJ.!m'' 

Louis  Schneider  Drake,  Agricultural  Economics;  Houghton 

Thesis :  "Problems and  Results  in the  Use  of  Farm  Account  Records  to  Derive  Cobb-Douglas  Value  Productivity 

Functions'' 

Robert  James  Dries ens,  Bacteriology ;  Grand  Rapids 

Thesis:  "Studies on the  Bacterial Intestinal  Flora of Chicks. 

I.  Studies  on  Flora  Related  to  (Antibiotics  )  (or) 

Growth Stimulators  in  Diet. 
Antibiotics" 

II.  Studies  on  Cartain B  Vitamin  Production  as  Related  to  Certain 

' 

Howard  Walter  Dunne,  Animal  Pathology;  Omaha,  Nebraska 

Thesis: 

''A Study of an  Encephalitic  Strain of  Hog  Cholera Virus'' 

John  Hilbert  Flokstra,  Chemistry;  Grand  Rapids 

· 

Thesis:  "Possible Origins of the  Methoxyl  Carbo n  of  Lignin  Formed by  Hordeum  Vulgare" . 

Arlington  Ardeane  Forist,  Chemistry;  Lansing 

. 

. 

. 

Thesis:  "I.  Kinetics  of the  Amino  Acid  and  Peptide  Catalyzed  Dealdohzatlon of  D1acetone  Alcohol. 
Determination of the  Hydroxymethyl Group  in Sugars  and  Related Substances. 
Acid  and  Base  Catalyzed  Degradation of the  Trioses" 

II. 

III.  Kinetics  of  the 

Arnold  Lincoln  Form  Education;  Rochester,  New  York 

Thesis:  "Stude'nt  Attitudes  Toward  Counselors  and  the  Counseling Center  at  Michigan State  College" 

Choomphorn Gomutputra,  Bacteriology and  Public Health;  Bangkok,  Thailand 

. 

. 

. 

. 

. 

.. 

Thesis:  • • Acids  and  Chloramphenicol as Sanitizing Agents  for  Me at  Contammated  w1th  Food  Po1somng Orgamsms 

Thomas  Albert  Goodrich,  Educ:ttion;  East  Lansing 

The sis:  "A Study of the  Michigan State  College  Summer  Counseling Clinics" 

Ge orge  Bassily Hanna,  Agricultural  Engineering;  Cairo,  Egypt 

Thesis :  "Development of  Vacuum  Harvesting  Equipment  for  Small  Legume  Seeds" 

Mary  Elizabeth Hawthorne,  Botany;  Clayville,  Rhode  Island 

. 

. 

.. 

Thesis:  "The Cytological  Effe cts  of the  Antlbwtlc,  Actl-dwne 

Linwood  Lamb Hodgdon,  Sociology and  Anthropology;  Manhattan,  Kansas 

. 

.  . 

.. , 

Thesis:  "An Operational  Method for  Me asuring  Medical  Needs  and  Resources  m  Rural  Commumtles 

Georges  Jules  Joyaux,  English;  Nice,  Fran c e 

Thesis: 

''French Thought  in  American  Magazines  1800-1848" 

David  Kahler,  Bacteriology;  Meadville,  Pennsylvania 

The sis :  • • Studies on  Pigmentation of  Micrococcus  Pyogenes  var.  au reus'' 

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SCHOOL OF GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

Noah  Herbert Kramer,  Electrical  Engineering;  New  York,  New  York 

Thesis:  " Synthesis  of a  Resistance-Capacitance  Filter  Whose  Pow e r  Insertion Ratio  Approximat es  a  Pre s c rib e d 

Function of  Frequency'' 

Robert  Christian Kramer,  Agricultural  Economics;  Chrisney,  Indiana 

Thesis :  • • An  Economic  Analysis  of  Prepackaged  Meat  Merchandi s ing  with  Particular  Emphasis  upon  Sa l es, 

Consumer Reaction,  and Ope rational  Efficiency'' 

Frederick William Kuether,  Physics;  Hamilton,  Ohio 

Thesis:  "The Average  Energy  Required for  the  Formation of  an  Ion  Pair by  the  Total  Absorption of  1000  Volt 

Electrons  in  Air '' 

Edward  Norman  Learner,  Horticulture;  Liberty,  New  York 

Thesis:  "Growth and  Developme nt  of  Lycopers icum  Esculentum  a s  Affected  by  The rmope riod,  Photop e riod, 

Chemical Growth  Regulators  and  Nutritional  Sprays " 

Anita  Harriet  Leavitt,  Bacteriology and  Public  He alth;  Lansing 

Thesis:  •' Effect  of  Culture  Media  on  the  R esis tance  and  Growth of  Microccus  Pyoge n es  var.  au r e us'' 

Robert  Leon  LeBrec,  Botany;  Paris,  France 

Thesis:  "Relationships of Iron and  Copper  to  As corbic  Acid  in  Plants " 

Warren  Litsky,  Bacteriology;  Fitchburg,  Massac hus e tts 

Thesis:  "The  Deve lopment  of  Method s  for  the  Isolation of  E nterococci from  Wa ter and  Sew age " 

Marvin  Duane  Livingood,  Chemical  E ngineering;  New  Castle ,  Delawar e 

Thesis : 

''Flotation of  Copper Sili cat e  by  Se lected  Alkyl  Substituted  Polyhydroxy-nitroso  phe nols' ' 

Ching  Chee  Loo,  Agri c ultural  Engine e ring;  Shanghai,  China 

Thesis:  " The  Utilization of Cavitation for  the  Homoge nization  of  Milk  Produ cts " 

Manley  Mandel,  Ba ct e riology  and  Public  He alth;  New  York,  New  York 

Thesis : 

''An Approach  to  the  Mensuration of  Disinfectant  P e ne trab ility '· 

John  Murwyn  Mason,  Education;  East  Lansing 

Thesis: 

''An  Experimental Study  in  the  T eac hing of Scientific  Thinking  in  Biological  Scien ce  at  the  Colle ge  Level '' 

Lewis  Baltzell  Mayhew,  History;  Chi c ago,  Illinois 

The sis:  "George B.  McClellan:  R eevaluat ed" 

Don  Wallace  McBride,  Education;  Columbia,  South  Carolina 

Thesi s:  "The  Deve lopme nt  of Highe r  Education  in  the  Chur c h  of  J es u s  Christ  of  Latter  Day  Saints " 

Jam e s  Geoffr e y  Moore,  Edu c ation;  Lansing 

Thesis:  "The Acitivities  and  Contributions  of  He nry  R.  Patte ngill  to  Education  in  Mi chiga n" 

Louis  L eslie Otto,  Me c hani cal  Engineering;  Ithaca,  New  York 

Thesis:  "An Analyti c al  Foundation for  the  Design of  Automotive  Ve hi cles" 

Rowland  Ray  Pie rson,  Education;  Lansing 

Thesis:  "Vocational  Int e r ests  of  Agriculture  Exten sion  Work ers  as  Re late d  to  Se l ect ed  Aspects  of  Work 

Adjustments' ' 

Hilliard  Pivnick,  Bacte riology;  East  Lansing 

Thesis :  " The  Nutrition and  Factors  Aff ecting  th e  Gro wth  of Bacteria  in  Soluble Oil s" 

Re e d  Madsen  Powe ll,  Sociology;  Provo,  Utah 

Thesis :  "A Comparative  So c iologi cal  Analysis  of San  Juan  Sur,  A  P e a ~a nt Community,  and  Atirro,  an  Ha cie nda 

Community  Lo cated in Costa  Rica, · Ce ntra l  Am e ri c a '' 

Gurbachan Singh  Rai,  Horticulture;  Amritsar,  India 

Thes i s: 

''The  Herbi c idal  Action  of  Sodium  Tric h lo roa cetat e  with  Spec ia l  Refe r e n ce  to  Tridicum  vulgare ,  L . · • 

Louis  William  Rede msky,  E du c ation;  Ionia 

Thes i s:  "The  Educational and  Vocatio nal  Plans  of Senior  High  School  Stude nt s  with Special  Refere n ce  to  the 

O cc upational  Patte rn  of th e  Community,  The  O cc upatio n s  of  High  Sc ho ol  Graduates,  and  The  T e rminal 
Curriculum  of  the  Junior  College" 

Charl es  Wilson  Reimer,  Botany;  Indi a napo li s,  India na 

Thesis:  "Seaso nal  Radial  Gro wth of Suga r  Maple  (A ce r  sacc harum  Marsh.)  as  Related  to  C e rtain  E nvironm e ntal 

Factors' ' 

Jam es  Ward  Russell,  Education;  Berea,  K e ntu cky 

Thes is: 

''A Co m parison of  Michigan  State  College  First  T e rm  Fres hman  Dropo uts  a nd  Non- Dropo ut s  Acco rding 

to  Certain  Fa c tor s'· 

Delbert  E.  Sc ho enhard,  Bac t er iology;  Scal es  Mound,  Illinoi s 

Thesis:  "G rowth  Curves  of Salmonella  Pullorum  in  Diffe r e nt  Me dia  and  Som e  Obs e rvations  on  the  In  Vitro  Action 

of  Ne om ycin '' 

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SCHOOL  OF GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Cont.inued) 

Edward  Baker Seligmann,  Jr.,  Bacteriology  and  Public  He~lth; Eggertsvill~,  ~ew Y.ork  . 

, 
''A Study of Streptococci  and  M1crococc1  Ind1cators  of Pollutwn m  Sw1mmmg  Pool  Water 

Thesis: 

Girdhari  L.  Sharma,  Animal  Pathology;  Simla,  E.  Punjab,  India 

Thesis: 

''A Pathological Study  of the  Intestine  and Other Organs  of Weanling  Pigs  When  Fed a  Ration of Natural 

Feed  Stuffs  Low  in  Pantothenic  Acid" 

Harriet Schulman Siegel,  Agricultural  Economics;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Thesis:  "The Application of  Multiple  Factor  Analysis  to  the  Aggregate  Demand for  Dairy  Products" 

John  Lirigo  Speirs,  Chemistry;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "The Binary and  Ternary Systems  Formed by  Calcium  Fluoride,  Lithium  Fluoride  and  Beryllium  Fluoride; 

Phase  Diagrams  and  Electrolytic Studies" 

Harold  Eugene Sponberg,  Education;  East  Lansing 

Thesis: 

''A Study  of the  Administration and Organization of the  Teacher  Placement Services at  Ten Selected 

Universities'' 

David  Morris Sterne,  Psychology;  San  Diego,  California 

Thesis:  "The  Duration  Thresholds  in  the  Perception of  Unpleasant  Words" 

Theodore  B.  Strandness,  English;  Larimore,  North  Dakota 

Thesis:  "Samuel Sewall:  The  Man  and  His  Work" 

Howard  Allen  Tanner,  Zoology;  Bellaire 

Thesis: 

' 'Experimental  Fertilization of  Michigan  Trout  Lakes'' 

Andrew  Thanos,  Botany and  Plant  Pathology;  Canton,  Ohio 

Thesis:  "Effect of  Cycloheximide  (Acti-dione)  on Germination of Phytopathogenic Spores'" 

Norman  Robert  Thompson,  Farm Crops;  Guelph,  Ontario,  Canada 

Thesis:  "Rapid  Tests  for  the  Predition of  Mealiness  and  Color  in  the  Cooked  Potato" 

Dick  Waghorne,  Chemistry;  Guelph,  Ontario,  Canada 

Thesis:  "A Semi-Micro  Determination for  Plant Sterols" 

Burleigh  Carlyle  Webb,  Farm  Crops;  Sedalia,  North  Carolina 

Thesis :  "Relationships Between  Easily Available  Carbohydrates  Nitrogen  Recovery  and  Growth  of Sugar  Beets 

Fertilized  with  Several Green  Manures" 

John  Newton  Winburne,  English;  East  Lansing 

Thesis: 

"Word and  Phrasal Patterns in Current  English" 

John Henry  Woodburn,  Education;  Normal,  Illinois 

Thesis:  • • An  Investigation of the  Relationship  between  the  Science  Information  Possessed by Ninth  Grade  General 

•' 

Science  Students  and  Certain School  and Out-of-School Science  Experiences" 

Du  Yung  Wu,  Chemistry;  Shanghai,  China 

Thesis:  "Substituted Phenyl  Tetrazoles:  Alkoxy-Nit rophenyl  Tetrazoles  and  Alkoxy-Aminophenyl  Tetrazole s" 

Roge r  Stacy  Young,  Horticulture;  Fort  Wayne,  Indiana 

Thesis:  "Growth and  Development  of  the ·Blueberry  Fruit (Vaccinium  corymbosum  (L.)  and  Vaccinium 

augustifolium  (A it.).) 

PROFESSIONAL  DEGREE 

Harry Cecil  Wills 

Civil  Engineering;  Detroit 

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Honorary  Degrees 

DOCTOR OF  AGRICULTURE 

Perry  Greeley  Holden 

East  Lansing,  Michigan 

DOCTOR OF  ENGINEERING 

Chari  s  E r wi n  Wilson 
De troit,  Michigan 

DOCTOR OF  LAWS 

Edgar  Albert  Gu est 

Detroit,  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  rese rve  officers  of the  United State s  Air  Force or as  officers 
of the  United States  Army  in  the  Branches  indicated. 

Wilbert  C.  Wagne r 

Custer 

Thomas  R .  Bochniak 

Grand  Rapids 

Thomas  E .  Burridge 

Detroit 

William  M.  Cleary 

East  Lansing 

Richard C.  Coulon 

Adrian 

J ames  G.  Finley 

Adrian 

John  F.  Flaugher 
East  Lansing 
Frank H.  Hall e y 

Whittier,  California 

John  W.  Hawes 

Lansing 

Robert  H.  Hoekstra 

Kalamazoo 

Thomas  Alexsy 

Dearborn 
Donald  Awai 

Honolulu,  Hawaii 
Richard H.  Berger 

Three  Rivers 

Theodore  R .  Bowman 

Greenburg,  Pennsylvania 

James  A .  Carey 

Washington,  D.C . 
Me rvin  D.  Corne lius 

East  Lansing 
Herbert  L.  Dean 

ANTI-AIRCRAFT  ARTILLERY 

George  A.  Holkup 
Capital  Falls 
Elmer  E.  Jarvie 

Rudyard 

Gerald  E .  Jehle 

Detroit 

Donald  A .  Kerr 

Saginaw 

Grant  A .  Kersten 

De troit 

David  R.  Kimball 

DeWitt 

Richard K .  Kindinge r 

Adrian 

Glenwood  C.  Koehn 
Pleasant  Ridge 
Edwin  R .  Labuz 

Detroit 

Bruce  E .  Lave ngood 

Charlotte 

ARMORED 

Rowland  J .  Hanson 

Saginaw 

Robert  L .  He ilman 
Maumee,  Ohio 

James  W.  He lm ri c h 

East  Lansing 

John  R .  Hoinville ,  Jr. 

Cassopolis 

Roland  E.  Kalmbach,  Jr. 

Lansing 

Harold  T .  Kurisu 
Hakalau,  Hawaii 
Richard  M.  Meye r 

Niagara  Falls,  Ne w  York 

Tre nton 

Carl  K.  Eicher 
E a st  Lansing 

Ralph  F.  Ei chhorn 

Wis consin  Rapids,  Wis consin 

Roy  E.  Goodwill,  Jr . 

Royal Oak 

Hugh  R .  Grigereit,  Jr. 

St .  Joseph 

Robert  P .  Guyot,  Jr . 

Ma son 

Ri c hard  L .  Pardun 

East  Lansing 
. Ralph  N.  Pas c hke 

Detroit 

Daniel  P .  Peabody 

Providenc e,  Rhode  Is land 

Lawrence  C.  P e rry 

Ypsilanti 

Stewart  F .  Pin c umbe 

Bay  City 

William  D.  B e nkelman 

Cass  City 

Robert .J.  Bowe n 

Midland 

Malcolm  C.  Drummond 

Detroit 

Geo rge  L .  Earl 
· 

Flint 

James  A.  Garrity 

Det roit 

Henry  E.  Griffendorf 

Be nton  Harbor 

FIELD  ARTILLERY 

Vi c tor  M.  Gue rns ey 

F e nton 

Joseph  F .  Heimone n 

Lansing 

Russ e ll  E.  Humphre y 

Big Rapids 

Corliss I.  Ingels 
He nry,  Illinois 
William  T.  Kill een 

Lansing 

Johnnye  W.  King 

Chicago,  Illinois 

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Robert  C.  Mahaney 

Owosso 

Kenneth  L.  Mallison 

B e ar Lake 

William  G .  Plant 

Birmingham 

Harry  A.  Popore s 

Wes t  Hartford,  Connec ticut 

Re x  G.  Ri c hardson 

Lansing 

Donald  H .  Sizer 

Grand  Island,  N ew  York 

Gordon  C.  Stauffe r 

Fort  Wayen,  Indiana 

Thomas  V .  T e lder 

Grand  Rapids 

Ge orge  T .  Trumbull 
Bloomfield  Hills 

•· 

Donald  F.  Richards 

Detroit 

Jame s  J .  Rike r 
L e banon,  Ohio 

Frank  W.  Sc ramlin 

Climax 

Martin  J.  She rman . 

East  Chicago,  Indiana 

Donald  E.  Spencer 

Gl e n  Ro c k,  Ne w  J e rs ey 

Clifford  D.  Swanson 

Ludington 

David  L .  Thorne 
Battle  Creek 
Donald  S.  Ves t 

Ypsilanti 

Ralph  D.  Waara 
East  Lansing 

Joseph  R.  Whee l e r 

East  Lansing 
Neil  R.  Willis 

Det r oit 

Rob e rt  E .  Kirkwood 

De troit 

Richard  L .  Kozlowski 

East  Lansing 

George  Ku cze r e pa 
Chicago,  Illinois 

Paul  A.  Larsen 

Ludington 

K enne th  C.  Larsen 

Manistee 

Ralph  P.  Lut'z 

Lansing 

• 

Marvin G.  McFadden 

Lansing 

Andrew  T.  McMillan 
Ithaca,  New  York 
Forrest  E .  Nelson 

Big Rapids 

Howard  S.  Nelson 

Rockford,  Illinois 

Robert  L.  Price 

Rochester,  New  York 

Glenn  W.  Alday 
Battle  Creek 

William  W.  Arbaugh 

Detroit 

Richard  E.  Arnold 

Garden City,  Long  Island, 
New York 

Robert  S.  Braman 

East  Lansing 
John  R.  Byerlay 

William  R.  Schabel 

Bay City 

Robert  W.  Scheffler 

Benton Harbor 
. 
Clarke  C.  Scholes 
Highland  Park 
Arnold W.  Smith 

Alpena 

Genesion  A.  Simotti 

Rochester,  New  York 

INFANTRY 

David  H .  Fox 

Bangor,  Maine 

Cicero  J.  Holmes,  Jr. 

Bronson 

Robert  E.  Horwood 
East Lansing 
Harold  C.  Howell 

Grosse  Pointe  Woods 

Robert  R .  Johnson 

Detroit 

Charles  A.  Stachel 

Lansing 

George  L.  Steinport 

Grand  Rapids 
Henry J. Vondett 

Lewiston 

Richard G.  Ward 

Farmington 

Allan  R.  Wilhelm 
Traverse City 

Lynn N.  Munroe,  Jr. 

Lansing 
James  G.  Nash 
Grand  Rapids 

Charles  A.  Partlow 

Lansing 

Robert  T.  Scott 
East  Lansing 

Larry  E.  Shouldice 

Battle  Creek 

Grosse  Pointe  Woods 

Norman J.  Karsten 

Thomas  J.  Stevenson,  Jr . 

Robert  W.  Carey 

Charlevoix 

Donald  R.  Covert 
Pleasant  Ridge 

Andrew  B.  Dietrich 

Bronxville,  New  York 

Gerald  F .  Doody 
East  Lansing 

Edward  C.  Dorsey 
Highland  Park 
Hugh P.  Drury 
Marquette 

John  D.  Edgerton 
Battle  Creek 

Dillon  A.  Bartlett 

Roseville 

Gene  F.  Battuello 

Calumet 

William  Bondarenko 

Detroit 

Douglas  M.  Bobo 

Reed  City 

William  K.  Burton 

Detroit 

DeanS.  Cady 

Saginaw 

Stephen  P.  Csete 

Perth Amboy,  New  Jersey 

Robert  W.  Ciolek 

Michigan  City,  Indiana 

Lee J.  Colling 

Caro 

Thomas  E.  Connell 

Muskegon 

Gary  K.  Copper 

Durand 

Ronald  S.  Culp 

Lansing 

Robert  E.  Dault 

Muskegon 

Jack  P.  De  Boer 

Kalamazoo 

Ray  Dugan 

Lemont  Furnaee 

William  T.  Ellis 

Gibralter 

Howard  Feiertag 
East  Lansing 

Willard  D.  Friedle 

Midland 

Rogers  City 
Glen B.  Koths 

Taylor  Center 
Frank  R.  Kunz 

Ludington 
Alfred  Levine 

Brooklyn,  New  York 

Gerald R.  Mack 

Niagara  Falls,  New  York 

James  R.  Mills 

Royal Oak 

James  R.  Moore 

Holt 

Battle  Creek 

Gerald  D.  Tupper 

St.  Louis 

J.  Spencer Van  Alsburg 

Holland 

William  L .  Vaughan 

Detroit 

Albert  W.  Wagner 
Bloomfield Hills 
John  E .  Wavrick 

Detroit 

Robert 0.  Wilkins 

Haslett 

MILITARY  POLICE  CORPS 

Lyle  M.  Gibbons 

Lapeer 

Robert  W.  Granzeier 

Saginaw 

James  W.  Hale 
Grand  Rapids 

William G.  Horrell 

New  Kensington,  Pennsylvania 

Charles  F.  Joblonski 

Spenc  er,  Iowa 
Donald  Johnstone 

Baseline 

Frank :S.  Kapral 

Courtdale,  Pennsylvania 

Eric  E.  Kauma 

Chassell 

James  R.  Kepford 

Muskegon 

Robert  E.  Kropschot 

East  Lansing 
Don  A.  Langham 
Grand  Rapids 

James  L.  Leymon 

Maple  City 
Robert  M.  Ling 
Three Oaks 
Edward  J .  Lord 
East  Jordan 

Donald  G.  Mathews 

East  Lansing 

James  F.  McCarthy 

Detroit 

Robert  L.  Mikulich 

Traunik 

David  J.  Morrill 

Ann  Arbor 

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William  H.  Morris 

Grand  Rapids 

Stanley W.  Mutersbaugh 

Lansing 

Edmund  A.  Ne umaier 

Detroit 

Earl  J .  Nienhuis 

Holland 

James  L.  Norris 

Casnovia 

Franklin W.  Ouradnik 

Ann  Arbor 

Erwin J.  Panzer 

Chicago,  Illinois 
Joseph  M.  Patton 

Milford 

John  R.  Peterson 

Center  Line 

Russell  C.  Potter 

Whitehall 

Richard  P.  Radziewicz 

Det roit 

Herman  L.  Ralston 

East  Lansing 
Frank  R.  Reed 

Dearborn 
John  D.  Ringle 
Grand  Rapids 
Ronald  E.  Smith 
East  Detroit 

Charles W.  Spies e r 

Detroit 

Bernard H.  Ste a cy,  Jr. 

East  Lansing 
Vi ctor  H.  Studer 

Chesaning 

Harold  W.  Sundstrom 
Chicago,  Illinois 
Theodore  H.  Walker 

East  Lansing 

Ri c hard  D.  Warren 

Pinconning 

Anthony  P .  Carlin 

P ee k s kil~  New  York 

Thomas  W .  Cooper 

Lansing 

Roy  R.  Datema,  Jr . 

Grand  Rapids 
Donald  F.  Davis 
East  Lansing 
Donald  B.  Em e ry 
Ceder  Spring 
Fred  E .  Freiheit 

C harlott e 

Tarre n ce  T.  George 

I ron  River 

Thomas  M.  Hamilton 

De troit 

Danny  E.  Baldwin 

Jackson 

James  D .  Ballard 

Onondaga 

John  A.  Brennan 

Detroit 

John  L .  Buxton 
East  Lan sing 

Willard  W.  Cass,  Jr. 

Fr e wsburg,  New  York 

David  L.  Cherry 

Spring  Valley,  New  York 

Don  D .  Co l e man 

Flint · 

Charles  R .  Corbishley 

Bad  Axe 

Arthur  D.  Cronin 

Detroit 

William  J.  Davis 

Detroit 

John  W.  Do c k 

Detroit 

Rob ert  Dustan,  Jr . 

Lincoln  Park 
Don  H .  Ellis, Jr. 

Eva n s ton,  Illinois 

Howard  S.  Ellia s 

Trenton 

Donald  L .  Foehr 

Portsmouth,  Ohio 

Lachlin  H .  Foster 

East  Lansing 
Cornell  Ghise 
Dearborn 

William  A.  Goold 

East  Schodack,  N e w  York 

Donald  D .  Hallam 

Detroit 

Myron  L .  Wein stein 

Brooklyn,  New  York 

G e orge  M .  Whit so n 

East  Lan s ing 

•  Raymond  D .  Wood,  Jr. 
Mt.  Kisco,  New  York 

Howard  D.  Wriska 

Detroit 

ORDNANCE 

Harry  W .  He merling,  Jr . 

Lansing 

Stewart  Herring 
East  Lansing 
Larry  A.  Jackson 

Williamston 
L ee roy  G.  Jones 

Midland 

Max  Jasowitz 

Brooklyn,  New  York 
Thomas  R .  McCulloch 

Detroit 

Laverne  R.  M c Haney 

Lan s ing 

Frede ri c k  F.  Meyer,  Jr. 

L e xington 

QUARTERMASTER  CORPS 

Richard  D .  Harless 

East  Lansing 

Robert  L.  Hartley 

Holt 

Ri c hard  W .  Heiss 

Monro e 

Ri c hard  A.  Hempsted 

Lans ing 

Richard  L.  Henson 

Dearborn 

Frank  E .  Hokenson 

Plymouth 

William  P.  Irwin 
Grand  Rapids 

Carl  V .  Johnson,  Jr. 

Ludington 

James  H.  Kent 

Lansing 

H.  Robert  Kull,  Jr . 

Roya l  Oak 

Robert  F.  Lake 
Three  Rivers 

William  H .  Lecomte 

Caldwell,  New  Jers e y 

Alfred  F .  Lustbader 

Forest  Hills,  New  York 

Lawrence  T.  Lyon 

Lansing 

Eugen e  H.  Mc De rmott,  Jr. 
Staten  I sland,  New  York 

Lorne  W.  McDougall 

Pontiac 

Kennett  H.  McKay 

Pigeon 

Ronald  M.  Mc Kinley 
Glenview,  Illinois 
Donald  M c Laughlin 

North  Arlington,  N e w  Jersey 

John I.  Moore 

Ionia 

John  N.  Muir 

Lansing 

Jack  E .  Oberle 

Sturgis 

Carl  E.  Pfeiffer 
Birmingham 

Dwaine  N.  Polzin 

Grand  Blanc 

Richard  H .  Riege r 

Kalamazoo 

Lawr e n ce  S .  Shepard 

Rocheste r 

William  L.  We bb 

Lansing 

• 

Donald  M.  More 

Marshall 

Lloyd  D.  Morris 

Eden 

Robe rt  E .  Osterberg 

Lansing 

Ric hard  S.  Pasch 

Milwauk ee,  Wi sconsin 

Lyl e  C.  Poag 

Burt 

Clifford  L.  Raym e r 

Benton  Harbor 
John  W.  R e ddy 
East  Lansing 

Donald  W .  R eynolds 

Saginaw 

Clayton  A.  Ro e hl 

Romulus 

Frank  D .  Saylor 

Bloomfie ld  Hills 
Wayne  S .  S c hafe r 

Flint 

John  R.  Sce rbak 

Ecors e 

Rob e rt  G .  Schumacher 

Chicago,  Illinois 

David  J.  Seigle 

Det roit 

William  M.  Sie gel 

Springfie ld,  Massachus e tts 

John  R.  Summers 

Pinconning 

Richard  G.  Wagner 

Flat  Rock 

Norman  H.  Walp er 

Adrian 

Thomas  E.  Wal s h 
East  Lansing 

Thomas  E.  Halloran,  Jr . 

Port  Washington,  New  York 

Gordon  W.  Miller 

Elmhurst,  Illinois 

Ri c hard  L.  Zimmerman 
De  Lavan,  Wisconsin 

Robert  J.  Hardy 

Flint 

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Thomas  M.  Behnfield 

Morristown,  New  Jersey 

John  A.  Carol 

Flint 

Floyd  H.  Curtis 

Wayne 

Joel  B.  Dean 

Dundee 

Romeo  A.  Di  Meo 

Niagara  Falls,  New  York 

Howard  A .  Dodge 
Battle  Creek 

Barrett Hargreaves 
Pleasant  Ridge 

Norman  R.  Harwick 

Davison 

John  S.  Lawler 

Marshall 

SIGNAL  CORPS 

Myron  J.  Lickey 

Detroit 

Thomas  F.  Marman 

Big Rapids 

Roy  H.  McLeod 

Flint 

William  W .  Miller 

Lansing 

James  E.  North 
Lincoln  Park 
Walter K .  Novak 

Clio 

Verner H .  Ohst 

Free soil 

Orlo  C .  Olson 

Lansing 

Robert  G.  Adams 

Flint 

. Philip  B .  Allen 
Birmingham 
Joe  A .  Anderson 

Pontiac 

Carl  Angeloff 

Grosse  Pointe 
Richard  B.  Azer 

Mio 

Stanley  C.  Bailey 

Farmington 

Bernard K .  Barber 

Millington 

Lawrence  L.  Bowers 

Sodus 

Richard  E.  Bramblett 

Clio 

Ellis  Brownstein 

Detroit 

Robert  E.  Carpe nt e r 

Detroit 

George  L .  Carr 

Lansing 

Robert  M.  Chefsky 

Tawas  City 

John  P .  Christense n 
Chicago,  Illinois 

Donald  L.  Clark 

Detroit 

Richard  H .  Coles 
Grand  Rapids 
Charles  F.  Cook 

Dearborn 

Robert  J.  Coubrough 
Huntington  Woods 

Derwyn  C.  Crabb 

Owosso 

Jam es  E.  Creamer 

Flint 

Will iam  C.  Davy 

Petoskey 

Albert  R .  Dorow,  Jr. 

Imlay  City 

William  Dows e tt 

Northville 

William  C.  Dunlop 

AIR  FORCE 

Bertrand  F.  Farber 
Buffalo,  New  York 
Robert  J.  Feldmeier 
Chicago,  Illinois 

Richard  P.  Findlater  1 

Detroit 

Adelbert  E.  Gieche 

Grosse  Pointe 

Ma c k  C .  Goodwin  III 

Grand  Rapids 

Edward  J.  Grabow s ki 

Manistee 

Jam es  R.  Grant 

Shelby 

Robert  E.  Gregory 

Farmington 

James  E·.  Griffin 

De troit 

Harry  E.  Griffith 

Howell 

Kenneth  E.  Griffith 

Howe ll 

Dan  M.  Guy,  Jr. 

Farmington 

Ned  W .  Harrington 

Te c ums e h 

James  R .  Hayes 
Battle  Creek 

Lawrence  R .  Hedgecock 

Grand  Rapids 
James  J.  Herri ck 
East  Lansing 

E ugene  R  .  Highfield 

Plymouth 

Reynold  C.  Hubb e ll 

Pontiac 

Dayton  A .  Hunt 

Whitman,  Mas sachusetts 

Robe rt  R.  Johnston 
Chicago,  Illinois 

Bernard L.  Jones ,  Jr. 
Snyder,  N ew  York 

John  A .  Kathre in 
Skoki e,  Illinois 

William  L.  Kickbu s ch 

Escanaba 

Walte r  F .  Kuhta 

Los  Angeles,  California 

Stratford,  Connecticut 

Paul  S.  Eaton 

Grosse  Pointe  Woods 

Richard  S.  Elsea 

Alle n  Park 

Robert  P.  F a irma n 

Lansing 

Dan  E.  Lewis 

Flint 

Harry A.  Lipsitt 

De troit 

Robert  R .  Ma c hen 
Chicago,  Illinois 

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Jack A.  Pasel 

Kenmore,  New  York 

James  E.  Reath 
Iron  Mountain 
Caryl  A .  Schaefer 

Sparta 

John  H .  Sibbald 

Sault  Ste .  Marie 

Joseph  Vellanti 

Lansing 

Will iam  L.  Vincent 

Plymouth 

Peter  M.  Vuich 

Monroe 

Robert  W.  Watson 

Owosso 

Robert  E.  Martin 

Dearborn 

Willard  G.  Mercer 

Lansing 

Glenn  E.  Miller 

Brighton 

Lloyd  B.  Miller 

Bailey 

Richard  D.  Mitchell,  Jr. 

Grosse  Pointe 
Robert  F.  Nagel 

Lansing 

Arno.ld  L. V.  Nelson 

Pontiac 

Andrew  Neste r 

Flint 

David  I.  Nyquist 
New  Baltimore 

Henry  R.  Osterhout,  Jr. 

Essexville 

Harold  K.  Pede rson 

Lansing 

William  E.  Rayman 
Lakewood,  Ohio 

Daniel  L.  Reed 

Okemos 

John  C.  Reed 

Lansing 

Mark  W.  Re id 

Flint 

James  B .  Reigle,  Sr. 

Davison 

Vi ctor W.  Rein 

Decatur,  Illinois 

William  J.  Rice 
River  Rouge 
Fred J.  Riley 

Mears 

Dale  W.  Rhoades 

South Bend,  Indiana 
Richard  W.  Rob e rts 

Kalamazoo 

Richar-d  R.  Robie 

Erie,  P e nnsylvania 

Charles  B.  Roland 

South  Haven 
John  V.  Rufus 

Det roit 

Danie l  W.  Ruple 
Grand  Rapids 
Derwin  P .  Sack et-t 

M c Brid e s 

William  Joe  Sanders 

Pontiac 

Charles  J.  Sauter 

Adrian 

Harold  A. ·Shoup 

Pontiac 

Richard  B.  Shrodes 

Lansing 

Maxwell W.  Simon 

Honor 

Gerald J.  Skiera 

Manistee 

Louis  A .  Smith 

Greenville 

JackS.  Spalding 
South Haven 

Gerald  E.  Sprenger 

Coleman 

Douglas  A.  Stuart 

Pontiac 

WillardS.  Sweeney 

Lansing 

Gerald L.  Trout 

Belleville 
Kurt  E.  Utley 
Croswell 

William 0.  Varner 

Midland 

Robert  E.  Vick 

Detroit 

Joseph W .  Walters 

Detroit 

Malcolm  D.  Waring 

Detroit 

James  C.  Webb 
East  Lansing 

Robert  W.  Weber 

Greenville 

Floyd  E .  Weymouth 

Charlotte 

Robert  J.  Wheeler 

Battle  Creek 

Robert  L.  Whipple,  Jr . 
Erie,  Pennsylvania 

Fred S.  Wojtalik 

Hamtramck 

Richard J.  Ziehm 

Gagetown 

George  F.  Zindler,  Jr. 

Benton Harbor 
Frederick J .  Zint 
Cincinnati,  Ohio 

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Alumni  Awards  for  Distinguished  Service 

To  provide  recognition  to  Alumni  of  Michi gan  State  Colle ge  for  Outstanding achievements,  the  Washington,  D. C., 

Alumni  Club  in  1946  e stablishe d  the  Alumni  Awards  for  Distinguished  Service .  Annually one  or more  recipients,  not  to 
exceed  five  in any  give n  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 .  The  c hairman of  the  Washington  D. C.  Awards  Committee  is  Dr.  Harold  C .  Knoblauch,  Class  of  1931. 

·  Recipients  of  the  awards  for  1952  ar e: 

DR.  MAXWELL  JAY  DORSEY 

Class  of  1906.  Urbana ,  Illinois.  Horticulturist.  Teacher .  Author.  Instructor  in  Horticulture,  University of 
Maine.  Assistant  Horticulturist,  New  York  Experiment  Station.  Assistant  in  Plant  Breeding,  Cornell  Univer 
sity .  In  charge  Fruit Breeding,  Minnesota  Experiment  Station.  Horticulturist,  University of West  Virginia. 
Professor of  Pomology,  University of Illinois .  Head,  Department of Horticulture,  Illinois  Agricultural  Exper 
iment  Station .  Secretary-Treasurer National  P e ach Council.  Author  of over one  hundred  publications  on  pom 
ology;  fruit  breeding;  history and  taxonomy  of  fruits ;  sterility,  inheritance  and  hardiness  in fruits ;  and fruit 
production  problems.  Member,  American  Association for  Advancement  of Science;  Genetic  Association;  Pom 
ology  Society;  Society of  Horticultural  Science;  Botanical Society . 

DR .  LOUIS  GUY  MICHAEL 

Class of  1903.  Washington,  D . C .  Agricultural  Economist.  Economic  Consultant.  Author .  Professor of Agric 
ultural  Chemistry,  Iowa  State  College .  Agricultural  Expert  to  Government of  Bessarabia .  Agricultural  Expert 
on  Grain Survey of  Russia,  Sibe ria and  Manchuria.  Manager  for Baltic States,  Peoples  Industrial  Trading Co 
rporation.  Agricultural  Surveys  of  Germany,  France  and Great  Britain.  Consulting Specialist,  U.S .  Departm 
e nt  of  Agriculture.  Foreign  Agricultural  Economist,  Bureau of  Agricultural  Economics,  U.S. D. A .  Foreign 
Agricultural  Se rvice,  U . S. D. A.  Agricultural  Attache,  Offi ce  of  Foreign Agricultural  Relations,  U.S. D. A ., 
cove ring Yugoslavia,  Hungary,  Rumania,  Bulgaria,  Greece,  Turkey and  Russia .  Liaison Office,  Department 
of State,  representing the  Departme nt  of  Agriculture .  Food  and  Agricultural  Economist  of  the  Unite d  States 
Government. 

DR .  HOWARD  REMUS  SMITH 

Class of  1895.  Somerset,  Michigan.  Livestock  production  and  marketing  specialist.  Pionee r  in livestock  loss 
prevention .  Author.  Professor of  Animal  Husbandry,  University of  Nebraska and  University of  Minnesota.  Li 
vestock  specialist  First National  Bank,  St .  Paul,  and  Great Northern  Railroad .  Livestock  Commissioner,  Ch 
icago  Livestock  Exchange.  Commissioner National  Livestock  Exchange.  General  Manager,  Livestock  Loss  Pr 
evention  Board.  Member  U.S .  Livesto c k  Industry  Committee.  General  Manager,  National  Livestock  Sanitary 
Committee .  Outstanding leader  in  promoting the  national  campaign for  tuberculosis  eradication in  cattle.  Pre 
sident,  National  Agricultural  Society .  Member  American Society  Promotion Agricultural  Science. 

DR.  LE  MOYNE  SNYDER 

Class  of  1919.  East  Lansing,  Michigan.  Surgeon.  Medical  Legal  Consultant.  Author.  Medicolegal  Director, 
Michigan State  Police.  Consultant  in organizing the  Michigan  State  College  course  in  Police  Administration . 
Chief of  Emergency  MediCal  Service,  Office of Civilian  Defense ,  State  of  Michigan.  Pioneer  in the  medical  le 
gal  field  wherein the  application of  medicine and  law  are used  together  in  the  detection  of  crime.  Author  of 
publications on  medicolegal  science.  Cofounder of the  "The  Court of  Last  Resort",  which  has  rendered outst 
anding  humanitarian  service  in  the  interest of  justice .  Member,  Psi Upsilon;  Ingham  County  Medical  Associa 
tion ;  Ingham  County  Bar Association;  American  Medical  Association;  International  College of Surgeons;  Amer 
ican  Academy  of  Forensic Sciences;  International  Association  of  Chiefs of  Police;  American  Legion.  U.S. Army. 

RAY  A.  TURNER 

Class  of  1909.  Agriculturist.  4 - H  Club  leader .  Author.  Instructor  in  Dairy at  Michigan State  College.  Agri 
culture Instructor,  Hillsdale  High  School.  President,  Michigan  Association for  Advancement  of  Agricultural 
Teaching .  County  4-H  Club  Agent .  State  Club  Leader with  Extension Service  at  Michigan State  College. 
Charge,  Boys  and  Girls  Club  Work,  North Central States,  U.S.  Department of  Agriculture.  For outstanding 
service  to  Latvia  in  club  work  was  give n  the Order of  the  Three Stars .  One  of the  organizers of the  National 
4-H  Club  Camp.  Life-long worker  in  promoting the  future  welfare  of the  4-H  Club  program  and  in  the  profes 
sional  improvement of  4-H  Club  leaders .  A  member of the  Michigan  State  College  Alumni Advisory  Council 
for  six years.  Provided  leadership  in  organizing and  moving forward  the  Michigan  State  College  Alumni  Club 
of  Washington,  D.C .  Originated  the  Alumni  Award for  Distinguished  Service  and  for  six years  served as  Ch 
airman of  Alumni  Award  Committee . 

In 

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Gifts 

GOOD  WILL  toward  Michigan  State  College  continually  is  being  demonstrated  in  various  ways.  The  many  gifts  that  are 
re c eived  ea c h  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. 

Rohm  &  Haas  Company  of  Philadelphia  to  be  used in  the  Botany  Department in  tomato fungicide  researc h  . 

Michigan  Blueberry  Growers  Association  of  Grand  Jun c tion  to  be  used  in  the  Entomology  Department  in 

a  study  of  blueberry  infesting  inse c ts,  c ontrol  and  timing  of  applications  for  blueberry fruitfly,  blue-
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berry fruit  worm,  et  cetera  .  .  . 

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$100 

$ 5'00 

Michigan  Associated  Feed  Men  to  be  used  in  Short  Courses  to  prepare  an  exhibit for  the  National  Feed Show 

in  Milwaukee.  .  .  . 

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$200 

Naugatuck  Chemical  Division  of  the  U .  S.  Rubber  Company  of  Naugatuc k,  Connecticut,  to  be  used  in  Horti 

culture  in  a  study  of  the  effects  of  maleic  hydrazide  on  sprouting and  keeping  quality,  and  storage  losses 
of large  bin  lots  of  produ c e  consisting of  sugar  beets,  onions,  potatoes,  and  rutabagas.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

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.

.  $2000 

American Box  Boa rd  Company  of  Grand  Rapids  to  be  used  in  the  Department  of Wood  Utilization  in  a  study 

of  the  effe c t  of  certain c ompounds  on  c ambium  of  trees . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

. 

.  . . . .  $1500 

Mi c higan  Hybrid Seed  Corn  Growers Association  of  East  Lansing  to  be  used  in  Farm Crops  to  assist  with 

corn  breeding  expense 

.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .

.  $ 33 5. 48 

Gerber  Products  Company  of  Fremont,  Mic higan  to  be  used  in  the  Engineering  Experiment  Station  in  a  study 
.  . 

of  sewage  disposal  problems  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

. 

$ 9350 

H.  H .  Robe r tson  Company  of  Pittsburgh  to  be  used  in  the  Botany  Department  in  spray materia l  experiments. 

. $100 

The  National  Dairy  Coun c il  on  behalf of  the  Ameri c an  Da iry  Associa tion  of  Chic ago  to  be  used  in  the  Dairy 
. 
Department  in  a  study  of the  nutritive  values  of  c rops  and  c ows'  mil k  as affe c ted  by  soil fertility 

.  . 

.  . . .  $8050 

Lehn  and  Fink  Produc ts  Corporation  of  Bloomfield,  New  Jerse y,  to  be  used  in  Physio logy  and  Pharmacology 

in  toxic ity  studies  on  higher  phenol  derivatives  . . . . .

.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

.

. . . .

. . .  $2420 

Campbell-Hudson  Company  of  Ro c helle,  Illinois,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering  to  conduc t  resear c h 

wor k  on  mold  inhibitive  compounds  . . . . . .  , . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  . . . . $400 

Great  Lakes  Steel  Corporation,  Stra n  Steel  Division,  of  Detroit  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering, 

buildings  and  equipment to  serve  as  a  research unit  for  the  study of c attle  housing,  in c luding  the  labor 
saving angle  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  $26, 000 

Michigan  Certified  Hybrid  Seed  Corn  Produ c ers Association of East  Lansing to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  to 

carry on  the  development  and  testing of  new  c orn  hybrids 

.  .  .  .  .  •  .  •  .  .  .  .  •  •  .  .  •  •  •  •  .  .  .  . 

.  •  •  •  .  $8104 

U.  S.  Golf  Association  Green Section  of Washington  and  the  Detroit  District  Golf  Association  to  be  used  in 

Soil  Science  to  c ontinue  turf  research  .  .  .  .  .  .  •  .  .  .  . 

.  •  . 

.  •  .  .  . 

.  .  •  •  .  •  .  .  •  •  .  •  •  . 

.  .• . . •  $600 

Eli  Lilly and  Company  of  Indianapolis  to  be  used  in  Biological  Scienc e  to  c ontinue  wo rk on  the  artificial 

produ c tion  of  ergot,  and  studies  of  nutrition and  spore  production  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . .  $3200 

General  Chemical  Division  of  t he  Alli e d  Chemic al  and  Dye  Corporation  of  New  York City  to  be  used  in 
. 
Botany  to  continue  field  tests  with  fungicides  on  potatoes  . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . . . .

.

.

Office  of  Naval  Research  of  the  Department  of Navy  to  be  used  in  Botany  to  c arry on a  survey of the  algae 
and  aquatic  biology  of  lakes  in  Petroleum  Reserve  No.  4,  Point  Barrow,  Alaska  . . . . . . . . . .  . 

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

by  instrumental  methods  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 

.  . . . .  0$300 

.  . .   $3519. 80 

. 

.

.  0  .  0 $1500 

National  Institute  of  Health,  and  National  Cancer  Institute  of  Bethesda,  Maryland,  to  be  used in 
.
Bac t eriology  in  serological  studies  on  avian  lymphomatisis  and  related manifestations .

.

.

.

.

. . . . . . .  $10,616 

6 2 

United  States  Atomic  Energy  Commission of  Washington  to  be  used  in  Physiology and  Pharmacology  in 
a  study of  turnover  of  calcium  and  cobalt  in  rats as  influenced  by hormones  and nutrition.  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

• 

.  .  .  . 

$11, 000 

American Excelsior  Corporation  of  Chicago  to  be  used  in  Wood  Utilization  in  a  study of the  effect  of 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 

2, 4D,  2, 4, 5T  and  related compounds  on  cambium  of  trees . . . .

.

. . . . .  $1500 

Farm  Foundation of  Chicago  to  be  used  in Sociology and  Anthropology  in a  study of  the  means  and  methods 

of  organization which are  used to  attain  health goals  such as  hospitals  and public  health units  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

·  ·  $2500 

Michigan  Heart  Association  to  be  used  in  Home  Management and  Child  Development  in  promoting a  pro-
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   · 

gram  on  occupational  cardiology .. . . . . . . . . .

·  · 

·  ·  ·  ·  $4000 

Niagara  Chemical  Division  of  the  Food  Machinery and  Chemical  Corporation of  Middleport,  New  York , 

to  be  used  in  Botany  in  a  study  of the  effectiveness  of fungicides  in  controlling diseases  of tomatoes . . . . .  . 

A.  M .  Todd  Company  of  Kalamazoo  to  be  used  in  Botany  in  a  continuation  of the  mint  research project. 

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

.  $100 

$2500 

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

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

. 

.  .  .  .  .  $600 

Calumet  and  Hecla  Consolidated  Copper  Company  of  Calumet,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  Soil Science  in  a 

study  of  the  use  of copper  oxide  as  a  means  of  supplying copper  to  crops  growing  on  o rganic  soils.  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  $6000 

Michigan State  Florists  Association  of  East  Lansing  to  be  used  in  Horticulture for  the  purchase  of 

equipment  for  rose  mildew  work .

. . . . . . . .

.

.  . 

Gifts  from  78  Michigan  residents for  the  College  Museum. 

Ralston  Purina  Company  of  St.  Louis,  Missouri,  to  be  used  in  dairy for  a  graduate  fellowship  . 

. . . .  $ 75 

.$1355. 50 

.  .  $1560 

Michigan  REA  Safety and Job Training  Commission of  Ubly,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  En 
gineering in  connection  with  the  Michigan REA  Safety and Job  Training program  . . • . . . . . .

. 

. . . . . .  $7300 

Michigan  Association  of  Silo  Manufacturers  of Oxford,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering 

in  a  study on  vertical  self feeding  silos for  corn and  grass  silage  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  $3800 

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

sugar  beet  breeding  project  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  . . . .  $6000 

Association  of  Land-Grant  Colleges  and Universities  of  Washington,  D. C.,  to  be  used  in  Social  Research 

Service  in  a  survey  of  adult  edu ca tion  programs  in  rural  life .  . 

.  . . . .

.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  $18, 000 

R .  T.  Vanderbilt  Company,  Inc .  of  New  York City  to  be  used  in  Botany  to  support the  work  on  the  cont rol 
.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

of  tomato  diseases  and  evaluation  of  Vancide  51  for  those  purposes  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  . . . .  $100 

Mi c higan  Consolidated Gas  Company  of  Detroit,  the  Ford  Motor  Company,  Chrysler Corporation,  Common  

wealth  Associates,  Inc.  of Jac kson,  and  Dow  Chemical  Company  of  Midland,  to  be  used for  the  purchase 
.  .  .  .  .  . 
of  instruments  for  graduate  research  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

Kraft  Foods  Company  Research  Laborator ies of  Glenview,  Illinois,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Chemistry 
.  .  . 

in  a  study of the  nutritive  value  of  various  milk  by-products  in  swine  feeding.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

Detroit Edison  Company  of  Detroit  to  be  used in  Agric ultural  Engineering  in  the  radio  program  "Electric ity 
.  .  .  . 

at  work  for  You"  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

Sulphite  Pulp  Manufacturers'  Research  League,  Inc. ,  of  Appleton,  Wisconsin,  to  be  used  in  Animal  Husbandry 
in  a  study  to  determine  whether  Torula yeast,  a  by-product  in  the  manufacturing of wood  pulp,  has  any 
.  .  .  . 
nutritive  value  f or  the  pig  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . .  $3 7. 40 

$6500 

.  .

.  $500 

.  .  $2500 

Michigan  Brewers  Asso c iation  of  Detroit  to  be  used  in  Farm Crops  in  a  study  of  the  fundamental  genetic s  of 

spring  barley with  spe c ial  referen c e  to  the  inheritanc e  and  linkage  relationships  of malting  barley  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  $2500 

Chemical  Corps  of  Frederic k,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Horticultu r e  in  a  study of  the  effect  of tetronic  acid 

to  a  diversity  of  plants  in c luding  economic  crops  . . . . . • .

. . . . . • . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . .  

Dow  Chemical  Company  of  Midland  to  be  used  in  Soil  Scienc e  in a  study  t o  determine  the  effects  of fumi 
gants  on  soils  ha ving  different  c harac teristics,  the  duration  of  these  effe cts,  and  their  influence 
on  crops 

0  • • •   0  • • • • • •   0 

• • • • • •   0  • •   0 

0  • • • • • • • •  

0 

$4300 

$2000 

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Standard Oil  Company  of  Chicago  to  be  used  in  Botany  in  a  study of the  development  and  evaluation of 

selective  petroleum  weed  ki ~ lers based upon formulations  and  ingredients  mutually agreed  upon.  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  $3000 

The  New-Land  Foundation  of  New  York  City  to  be  used  in  Biological  Science  in a  study  of  the  relation 

ship  between  Rh-factor  antagonism  in  parents  and  feeblemindedness  in  the  offspring . • . . . . . .  

Parke,  Davis  and  Company  of  Detroit  to  be  used  in  Chemistry  to  support  a  fellowship  program  in  Chemistry  . 

Lederle  Laboratories  Division  of  the  American  Cyanamid Company  of  Pearl  River,  New  York,  to  be  used 
in  Bacteriology  in  investigations  on  the  relationship  of nutrition  to  parasitic  infections . . • . . . . .  

0  $500 

$1500 

$1800 

American  Cyanamid  Company  of  New  York  City  to  be  used  in  Bacteriology  in  a  study of plastic  and  china 
.  . 

dishes  to  determine  public  health  hazards  of each  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

. 

.  .  .  .  $3000 

Michigan  Crop  Improvement Association  of East  Lansing  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  to  employ a  half-time 
graduate  assistant  in  seed  work  during  the  college  year  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 

Michigan  Crop  Improvement  Association of East Lansing  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  to  employ a  half-time 
. . . . . . . . . . .  . 

graduate  assistant  in  seed  work  during  the  college year  . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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

of  the  growth  stimulation  resulting  from  feeding  antibiotics  to  chickens .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

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

$1100 

$1100 

$2000 

$5100 

Social  Science  Research  Council  of Washington,  D. C.,  to  be  used  in  the  Psychology  Department  in  studies 

in  c ognitive  rigidity 

.  .  . 

. 

National  Institute  of  Health  of  Bethesda ,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Physiology and  Pharmacology  in  a  study 

of modification of hormonal  a c tions  by  vitamins  and  hormones.  .  . 

.  .  . 

. 

.  . . . . . . . 

. 

American  Council  of  Learned Soc ieties  to  be  used  in  the  study  of Anthropology 

Michigan  State  Florists Association  of  East  Lansing  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  to determine  the  effec t  of 
auxins  and  anti-auxins,  vitamins  and  certain other  biologically active  compounds for  the  growth  and 
development  of  several floricultural  plants  .  .  •  .  •  .  .  .  .  .  •  .  •  •  .  . 

.  .  .  .  •  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

0 

0 

0 

0  $13,800 

0  $8100 

0 

. $3052.50 

.  . . . . .  $750 

L .  Russell  Kelce  of  Kansas  City,  Missouri,  to  be  used  in  Botany  in  a  study  of  the  fa c tors  affecting  the 
establishment  and  nutritional  quality  of pasture  herbage  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 

$1000 

Eli  Lilly and  Company  of  Indianapolis,  Indiana,  to  be  used  in  Biologic al  Science  in  research  work  on  the 
.  . 

artificial production  of  ergot.  .  .  .  . 

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

.  . . . . . . . .  ,;  . . .

.  .  . 

.

The  Edward  W.  Hazen  Foundation  to  be  used  in  the  Department  of  Effe c tive  Living  in  a  program  to  further 

closer  teacher-student relations . . . . . . .   . 

Harper  Hospital  of  Detroit  to  be  used  in  Chemistry  in  research on  problems  of  significance  in medicine  di-
.  .  . 

rected to  the  dis c overy  of  new  methods  applicable  to  diagnosis  and  treatment.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0  $6000 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0  $200 

. 

.  .  .  $1500 

U .  S.  Public  Health Servic e,  National  Institute  of  Health  of  Washington,  D. C . ,  to  be  used  in  Psychology  to 

employ an  additional  c linical  psychologist  whose  interest and  tra ining  lie  in  the  area  of  child 
psychology  and  in  child  problems,  partic ularly as  these  problems  are  involved  in  community  relations . 

$6000 

Beacon  Milling  Company  of  Cayuga,  New  York,  to  be  used  in  Bacteriology  to  aid  in  the  continuation of pre-
.  . 
.  .  . 

sent  studies  in  bruc ellosis.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  . 

U .  S .  Atomic  Energy  Commission  of  Washington,  D. C .,  to  be  used  in  the  Department  of  Horticulture  for 

research  on  c omparative  rates of uptake  and  utilization  of  radio-strontium,  ca lcium and  barium  applied 
to  the  leaves  and  r oots  of  tomatoes and  beets .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

Mi c higan  Cha pter of Assoc iated  General  Contractors  of  America,  Inc.  to  be  used  in  the  Department  of 
Civil  Engineering in  such a  way  as  to  prove  mutually  satisfactory to  the  donor  and  MSC  for  the 
benefit  of  the  construction  industry  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  •  .  •  .  •  .  •  •  .  .  •  •  •  .  .  •  • 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  . . .

.  $250 

.  . .   $3510 

.  . .  $500 

Michigan  Milk  Produ c ers Asso c iation  to  be  used  in  the  Department  of Agricultural  Economics  for  a  study 

on  "Dairy  Costs  and  Returns  in  Detroit  Milk  Shed" . 

.  .  .  .  •  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  •  .  .  . 

.  .  .  •  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  $1000 

Sharp  &  Dohme,  Inc.  of  Philadelphia  to  be  used  in Surgery and  Medicine  to  investigate  the  value  of anti 

biotic  2 72  in  the  treatment  of  bovine  mastitis.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

Resear c h  Corporation  of New  York  City ,to  be  used  in  Chemistry  in  c ontinuation  of research work  on  a 
. 

fundamental  problem  in  c atalytic  hydrogenation 

. . . . • . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . .

.

$2500 

$1800 

Michigan  Artificial  Breeders Association  of  East  Lansing  to  be  used  in  Dairy  in  a  study  of  the  cause  and 

possible  c ures  of  sterility in  dairy  c attle 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . . .  $7, 080. 68 

64 

Michigan  Artificial  Breeders Association  of  East  Lansing to  be  used  in  the  Dairy Department . . . . • . . . . . .   $2220.61 

National  Institute  of  Health  of  Bethesda,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Chemistry  in  the 

chemical  isolation and  identification of the  substances  in  the  extracts which  are antagonistic  to 
.  .  .  .  .  . 
.  .  . 
tubercle  bacilli  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

$10,800 

National  Institute  of Health  of  Bethesda,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Chemistry  in a  study 

of the  metabolism of radioactive  cobalt  in  rats 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  ·  ·  · 

·  · 

·  ·  $4000 

Commodity 'credit  Corporation  of  Washington,  D. C . ,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering  in  a 

study of  the  drying  of pea  beans 

.  .  .  . 

. 

. 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  ·  $1100 

Michigan  Bean  Council  of Saginaw  to  be  used  in  Farm Crops  to  furtlle r  the  dry  edible  bean  research 

program  in  bean  variety  improvement . • . . . . . . . . • • • . . . . • . . • . . . . • • • • . . . . . . • . • . .  $3000 

Victor  Chemical  Works  of  Chicago  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  to  study  the  influence  of various  soluble 

fertilizer  formulations  used  in  starting plants,  on vegetable  maturity,  quality  and  production  • . . . . . . . . .  $6300 

M .  &  R.  Dietetic  Laboratories,  Inc.,  of Columbus,  Ohio,  to  be  used in  Poultry  Husbandry  in a  study 
of  the  supplementary value  of dried molasses  in  a  practical type  broiler  mash  . . . . . . . . .  . 

• 

0 

.$200 

Armour  and  Company  of  Chicago  to  be  used  in  the  Poultry Department to  study  the  supplementary value· 

of dried whey  molasses  in  a  practical type  broiler  mash  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  $300 

Michigan  Department  of  Mental  Health  of  Lansing to  be  used  in  Biological  Science  in  a  study of  the  re-

lationship  between  Rh-factor  antagonism  in  parents  and  feeblemindedness  in  the  offspring  . . . . . . . . . . . . .  $500 

U.  S.  Public  Health Service  of  Bethesda,  Maryland,  to  be  used in  Biological  Science  in an investigation 

of  the  effect  of male  sex hormone,  ACTH ,  cortisone  and  compound  F  on  incorporation  of  radioactive 
amino acids  into  tissue  proteins  of  animals  and  liberation  of  radioactive  carbon from  these  proteins . . . . . . .  $5670 

Association  of  Land-Grant  Colleges  and Universities  of  Washington,  D . C . ,  to  be  used  in  the  Department 

of  Sociology to  aid  in  the  survey of adult  education  in  rural areas  . . .

.

.

.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  $ 15,000 

Edward W .  Hazen  Foundation  to  tie  used for  research  work  in  India 

Lloyd  S.  Riford  of  Cayuga,  New  York,  to  be  used  to  aid  in  the  continuation  of  present  studies  in 
.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

brucellosis  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

H.  A .  Fee  of Adrian,  to  be  used  by  the  Hidden  Lake  Gardens  Committee  for  the  purchase  of material and 
.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

labor for  west  entrance  to  Hidden  Lake  Gardens.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

Quartermaster  Corps  of the  United  States  Army  to  be  used in  Chemistry in a  continuation  of the  study of 
.  .  . 

the  browning reaction.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

. 

Edward  B.  Henslee  of  Chicago  to  be  used  in  Bacteriology for  investigations that  are  in  progress . 

Society of  American  Florists and  Ornamental  Horticulturists  of Chicago  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  to  con-
.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

duct  research on  marketing  of floricultural  crops .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

• 

0 

0 

• 

0 

0 

. $250 

. 

.

.  $1308.74 

$7023. 80 

0  • •  $565 

.  . . . .  $1000 

Hart's  Food  Stores,  Inc.  of Rochester,  New  York,  to  be  used  in  the  Food  Distribution  Curriculum  to  be-
. 

come  a  part of the  National  Association of  Food  Chains  fund  t o  finance  the  curriculum  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

Ferro  Corporation  of  Cleveland,  Ohio,  to  be  used in  Botany  in  an  investigation of  the  absorption  of  nutrients 
. 

by  plants  and  the  effect  of  these  nutrients  on  the  metabolism  and  behavior of  the  plants . . . . .

. . .  ·. 

.  . . .

. $200 

.  . .  $2000 

Huron  Milling  Company,  Inc.  of  Harbor  Beach,  Michigan, to  be  used  in  Bacteriology  in  a  project to  determine 
the  des i rability of adding monosodium  glutamate  or  hydrolyzed  vegetable  protein to  certain foods  to  en-
hanc e  their flavor  and  thereby  increase  their  consumer  acceptance  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

. 

.  .

.  $1000 

Palmer Woods  Garden  Club of  Detroit  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  to  establish the  Palmer Woods  Garden 

Club  Fellowship for  a  graduate  student  working  in  the  general field  of  evaluation of  television  as  a 
medium  for  horticultural  edu cation,  and  to  provide  operation,  maintenance  and  travel  expenses  in 
.  .  . 
connection  with  this  fellowship  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

Dow  Chemical  Company  of  Midland  to  be  used  in  Engineering Experiment Station  in  a  research project on 
.  .  . 

cement  with and  without  calcium  chloride  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

. 

.

. . .  $1500 

.  . . .  $3500 

American  Electroplaters'  Society  of Jenkintown,  Pennsylvania,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry to  study  thP.  effects 

of  small  amounts  of  impurities  during  the  electrical disposition  of metals.  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

. 

.  .  .  .  $1600 

Inter- Industry Highway  Safety  Committee  of  Michigan  to  be  used in  Continuing  Education  to  institute  at 

Michigan State  College  a  driver  education  program .

. . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . .  $10, 000 

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Community  Chest  and  Council  of  Greater  Lansing  to  be  used  in  Social Service  for  fellowships  for 
students who  are  expected to  do  ~ heir field  work  in  a  member  agency  of  the  Chest  or  Welfare 
Council.  . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0  $500 

A.  M.  Todd  Company  of  Kalamazoo  to  be  used  in  Botany  to  continue  the  mint  research project 
.  .  . 

.  .  •  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

started in  1946 .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  . . . . . .   · 

$2500 

The  American  Dairy Association  of  Michigan  in  Lansing  to  be  used  in the  Dairy Department  in  c on-
ducting a  project  on  the  nutritive  values  of  crops  and  cows'  milk as  affected  by  soil fertility  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

. 

$5000 

Applied  Bio  Chemists  &  Associates  of  Butler,  Wisconsin,  to  be  used  in  B otany for  a  scholarship for 

the  purpose  of  research on  algacides .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  . . .

.

. . . .  $ 200 

Lederle  Laboratories  Division  of  the  American  Cyanamid  Company  of  Pearl River,  New  York,  to  be 
used  in  Agricultural  Chemistry  in  a  research project  concerned  with  the  effect  of  protein on  the 
.  . 
pantothenic  acid  requirement  of  the  pig.  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  $ 2000 

Evans  Products  Company  of  Plymouth,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering for  a  study 

of  radiation equipment  and  methods  for  frost  prevention and for  a  study of air movement  methods 
.  . 
of frost  prevention 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  . . . . . .   $1800 

Stone  and  Sons  of  Beulah,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering  in  completing  certain field 

tests  of  the  stationary helicopter  type  frost  equipment 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  •  .  .  •  . 

.  .  .  •  •  .  •  .  •  • 

.  • • . . • . •  $150 

International  Minerals  and  Chemical  Corporation  of  Chicago  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  in  a  projec t  to 
determine  the  inherent  ability  of vegetable  crops  to  a cc umulate  calcium,  potassium,  magnesium, 
and  sodium,  and  the  interactive  influenc e  of accumulation  on  plant  growth.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

Abbott  Laboratories  of  North Chicago,  Illinois,  to  be  used in  Poultry  Husbandry  to  determine  the 

physiological  effects  of  arsanilic  acid  when  fed  to  breeding hens  and  the  deposition  of  arsenic  in 
poultry meat  and  eggs.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . . . . . . .  $2400 

.  . . . . .  $2000 

National  Institute  of  Mental  Health of  Bethesda,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Sociology  and  Anthropology  in  a 

continuation of the  research project  studying  the  strengths  in  mental  heallh  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . . . .  $23, 46 3 

Kellogg  Company  of  Battle  Creek  to  be  used at  the  Kellogg  Station  for  repair and  painting  of  the  build-
.  .  . 

ings  at  the  Kellogg  Research  Farm.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

. 

. 

.  . . . .

.

.  $8000 

Various  Michigan  electric  cooperatives  to  be  used  for  the  support  of  the  radio  program  "Ele c tricity 

at  Work  for  You". 

.  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

.

. . . . .  $1695 

Central  Soya  Company,  Inc.,  of  Fort  Wayne,  Indiana,  to  be  used  in  AniJ:llal  Husbandry  in  a  study of 

the  relationship  of protein  to  pantothenic  acid  and  aureomycin  in  the• growing  pig  .  .  .  . 

.  . . . . . .  $2400 

Carbide  and  Carbon  Chemicals  Corporation  of  Ne w  York  City  to  be  used  in  Botany  and  Plant  P at hology 
in  studies  and  demonstrations  of  the  efficacy  of  selected fungi cides  in  the  c ontrol  of  Powdery 
.  .  . 
Mildew  of  Roses  under  conditions  c hara cter isti c  of  growers'  greenhouses.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  . . . . . .  $1000 

Hanson-Van  Winkle-Munning  Company  of  Matawan,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry  to  continue 

the  special  resear c h  graduate  assis tant  for  general  electroplating studies .  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  $1500 

. California Spray-Chemical  Corporation  of  Fennville,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  the  Departmen t  of 

Entomology  a nd  Botany  to  study  the  effect  of  ins ec ti cide  and  fungicide  seed  treatments,  alone  and 
in  combination,  on  the  control  of  maggots,  other  insects,  and  damping-off pat hogens  in  field  and 
.  .  .  .  . 
garden  beans  and  other  vegetable  c rops  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  . .  $500 

American Jewish  Committee  of  New  York  City  to  be  us e d  in  So c iology  and  Anthro pology  in  a  re study  of 

students'  attitudes  toward  minority groups  and  th e  factors  associate d  with  c hanges  in  such  attitudes . . .

. . . .  $1000 

Bureau of Ordnance,  U .  S.  Navy,  of  Los  Angeles ,  California,  to  be  used  in  C hemi stry for  res e arc h 

on  the  preparation  of  salts  of  di  and  triaminoguanidine  and  othe r  related  c ompounds  as  well  as  an 
investigation of  their  properties  .  .  .  .  •  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  •  •  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

. 

.  . . . . .

.  $6000 

Association  of  Land-Grant  Colleges  and  Universities  to  be  used  in  Sociology  to  aid  in  the  survey of 
.  .  .  .  .  .  . 
. 

adult  education  in  rural  areas  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  •  .  •  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

. 

.$ 1646. 78 

National  Institute  of  Health  in  Washington,  D. C.,  to  be  used  in  Bac teriology  in  a  study  of  t he  appli  
c ation  of  enterococci as  test  organisms  for  dete ct ing  sewage  c ontamination  in  st r eams  and 
other  medium . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 

.

U.S.  Departmen t of Agriculture  to  be  used  in  the  Forestry  Department  in  a  study  on  the  improvement 

of  the  quality  of  maple  sap  by  determining  the  relationship  of  ta p  hol e  loc ations,  design  of  spile, 
depth  of  top  hole,  effect  of  climatic  conditions,  and  period  of  sap  season 

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$4200 

$9798 

Sinclair  Farms,  Inc.,  of Kansas  City,  Missouri,  to be  used in  Botany in  a  study  to  establish the 

relationships  between certain soil  conditions and  the  growth  and  feeding  quality  of  pasture  herbage . . . . . . . .  $1000 

Detroit  Edison  Company  to  be  used in Agricultural  Engineering in  support  of the  program  "Electricity 

at  Work  for  You" 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  ·  · 

·  · 

·  ·  ·  ·  .$562. 50 

Michigan  Brewers  Association  of  Detroit  to  be  used  in  Farm Crops  to  study the  genetics  of  spring 
.  . 

barley with  special  reference  to  factors  affecting malting qualities .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  . 

. . . . . . . .  $2500 

u.  s.  Atomic  Energy  Commission to  be  used  in  Horticulture  in  a  project on  the  absorption and utili-

zation  of  radionuclides applied  to  the  leaves  of plants  .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  $9500 

Columbia-Southern  Chemical  Corporation  of  Pittsburgh to  be  used in  Horticulture  in an  investigation 

in  weed  control with  special  emphasis  on  selectivity,  toxicity  and  residual properties of  IPC,  3-Chloro 
.  .  . 
IPC  and  related compounds  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  ..  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .$ 500 

R .  T .  Vanderbilt  Company,  Inc.,  of New  York City,  to  be  used  in  Botany in a  research program  on 

turf fungicides .  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  •  .  •  •  •  •  •  .  .  •  . . . • . . • . .  $300 

R.  T.  Vanderbilt  Company,  Inc.,  of New  York City,  to  be  used  in  Botany  to  support work on  the  con-
trol  of tomato  diseases  and  evaluation of  VANCIDE  51  for  those  purposes  .  .  .  •  .  .  •  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .$ 300 

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

• . . .

.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . .  $1000 

Upjohn  Company  of Kalamazoo  to  be  used  in  Botany  to  support  work  on  smaller doses  of Acti-dions as 

a  turf fungicide,  and  uses  of  Acti-dione for  seed treatment,  cherry leaf spot,  rose  mildew,  etc  . . . . . . . . .  $2500 

The  Research  Corporation  of New  York  City  to  be  used in  the  Chemistry Department for  the  purchase 
.  . 

of  equipment for  crystallographic  studies 

.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  . 

Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass  Company  of  Toledo,  Ohio,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering  in  connec 
tion  with a  cooperative  project for  studying  the  effect of  insulating glass used  in winter  housing 
for  swine 

.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  •  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

. 

. . . . . .  $1500 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  $2250 

Farmers and  Manufacturers  Beet Sugar  Association  of Saginaw,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in Agricultural 

Engineering  in  connection  with  studies  of the  further  mechanization  of the  beet  sugar  industry  . . . . . . . . . .  $3000 

Michigan  Crop  Improvement  Association  of East Lansing to  be  used  in  Farm Crops  to  employ a  man 
.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

in  seed work  during  the  college  year .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  . . . . . .  $170 

American  Political Science  Association  of Washington,  D. C.,  to  be  used  by  the  Governmental  Research 

Bureau for  a  bipartisan study of the  delegates  to  the  two  national  political  conventions from  Michigan  . . . . . . .  $500 

National  Science  Foundation of Washington,  D. C . ,  to  be  used in  Botany  in  an  ecological  survey  of 

Alpine  Algae  of the  Andes  in  Equador  and  Colombia,  to  correlate with  studies under  way  in  Artie 
North America  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  •  •  .  .  •  .  .  . 

.  •  .  .  . 

.  .  .  •  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

. 

American Electroplaters Society  of Jenkintown,  Pennsylvania,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry to  continue 
. 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

the  studies.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

. 

. . . . . . .  $3900 

.  . . . . . . .  $1200 

Knappen  Company  of Augusta,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  Animal  Pathology and Agricultural  Chemistry 

to  conduct  blood  chemistry determinations  on  colts  which are fed  on  rations  with  and  without  Drimycil 
added  as a  supplement 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . $ 550 

.Michigan  Milk  Producers Association  of Detroit  to  be  used in  Agricultural  Economics  in  a  project  study-
. 
ing  the  costs  of maintaining a  milking  herd,  raising young  stock,  keeping  bulls,  etc  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

. 

. 

.  .  .  .  $2000 

Distillers  Feed  Research  Council,  Inc.,  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  to  be  used  in  Dairy in  a  project to  determine 
the  optimum method  of  replacing whole  milk with  calf starters  containing  corn  distillers'  solubles 
. 
in  producing  veal  by using  dairy  calves  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . . . .  $1500 

Farmers'  &  Manufacturers'  Beet  Sugar  Association  of  Saginaw  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  to  study  the 
moisture,  enzyme,  and nutrient factors  in  the  germination of  sugar  beet  seed with particular  re-
.  .  .  . 
ference  to  the  accomplishment  of accelerated and  vigorous  sprouting  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

. 

.  . . . . . .

.  $300 

Farmers'  &  Manufacturers'  Beet Sugar Association of Saginaw  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  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,  yield and  quality of the  beet  crop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  $500 

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Farmers'  &  Manu!acturers'  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 
these  hybrids  and  producing  seed.  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

. 

.  . . . . .

. ..  $6000 

International  Mineral  and  Chemical  Corporation  of  Chicago  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  to  study  the 
influence  of the  absorption  and utilization of  various  nutrients  at  critical  stages  of growth  on 
anatomical  characteristics,  yield  and  quality  of the  onion 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  $2000 

Michigan  Heart Association of Detroit  to  be  used  in  Home  Management  and  Child  Development  in 
.  .  .  •  .  .  .  . 

promoting a  program on  occupational  cardiology  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

Pittsburgh Plate  Glass  Company  of  Moorestown,  ·New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in  Botany  in a  study of  the 

use  of  PEPS as  a  spray adjuvant  for  the  control  of apple  scab,  particularly as  to  its  possible 
.  .  . 
place  in  the  Michigan Spray  Program  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  • . • .

• . . .  $4200 

.  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

. $ 200 

B . . F.  Goodrich  Chemical  Company  of  Cleveland,  Ohio,  to  be  used  in  Botany  in plant disease  re-

search on  control  of apple  scab,  tomato  blights,  and  weed  control  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  •. 

.  . . . . .

.

.

. $600 

Michigan  Chemical  Company of St.  Louis,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  Entomology  in  a  study of  the  effect 

of formulations  on  the  residual  action  of  DDT  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .

. . . . . .  $3000 

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

c ontact  and  residual,  of parathion and  related organic  phosphate  insecticides  on various  crops. 

.  . . . . . . .  $1000 

Office  of  Naval  Research of  Washington,  D. C.,  to  be  used  in  Mathematics  in  a  projec t  on  the  appli-
.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

cation of mathematical  models  to  the  study  of group  structure and  dynamics 

.  . . . . . .  $ 9933 . 34 

Margaret  A .  Ohlson  of  Lansing  to  be  used  in  the  Foods  and  Nutrition  Department for  the  purchase 

of  equipment 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  ·.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  '.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .$ 15 

Kellogg  Company  of Battle  Creek  to  be  used at  the  Kellogg  Research  Farm for  alterations,  repair 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 

and  maintenanc e  of  the  facilities  at  the  farm  . . . . . . . . . .

.

.

Saginaw  Valley,  Western  Michigan,  and  Central  Michigan  Chapters  of t he  Americ an  Foundrymen's 
Society to  be  used  in  Me c hanical  Engineering to  pay  the  expenses  of two  students  to  attend  the 
International  Foundry Congress  in  Atlantic  City,  and  the  remainder  of  the  fund  to  be  used  to  set 
up  a  foundry  display  at  the  Career  Carnival  in  the  fall  of  1952 .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

Dow  Chemic al  Company  of  Midland  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Chemistry in  a  study  of  the  effects  of 

.  $10,000 

.  . . . . . . .  ·  .  $400 

2, 4-D,  2,  4,  5-T.  and  MCP  on  the  metabolism  of p lants  with  particular  emphasis  on  amino a c id, 
protein,  carbohydrate  and  lipid  composition  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  •  .  . 
•· 

J.  I.  Case  Company  of Racine,  Wi sconsin,  to  be  used  in  Agric ultural  Engineering  in  connection  with 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  •  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . .  $2500 

the  baled  hay  curing tests  . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 

$3525 

Hastings  Chamber  of  Commerce  to  be  used  in the  Bureau of  Business  Research in  a  survey of  the 
.  . 
buying  habits  and  attitudes  of persons  in  the  Hastings area  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .

. . . . . . .  $125 

Lansing  Ic e  &  Fuel  Company  of  Lansing  to  be  used  in  the  Bureau  of  Business  Research  in  a  study of 
the  general  s ituation  in  freezer  warehousing,  trends  and  needs  for  storage  spac e,  and  probable 
. 
demand  for  facilities ,  including  seasonality  and  spe c ific  produc ts  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

. 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  $ 100 

Shell  Chemical  Corporation of New  York  City  to  be  used  in  Botany  in  testing a  new  spray  c hemic al for 

u s e  on  apple  trees for  the  control  of apple  scab,  and  to  study  the  effectiv eness  of  CBP-55  on  the 
c ont rol  of  soil micro  organisms  pathogenic  to  beans  and  pe a s . . .

. . . . . .  . 

. . . . . . .

.

$1200 

Offic e  of  Naval  Researc h  of the  Navy  Department  of  Washington,  D. C .•  to  be  used  in  Botany  in  a 

survey  of  the  algae  and  aquatic  biology of  lakes  in  Petroleum  Reserve  No . 4 ,  Point  Barrow , Alaska . . . . . . . .  $7774 

He c la  Consolidated  Copper  Company  of  Calumet,  Mic higan,  to  be  used. in  Botany  to  field  test 
Ca lume t  Copper  Ox ide  on  tomatoes  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 

. . . . . . . . .  $100 

Nauga tu c k  Chemic a l  of  Naugatu c k,  Conne c ticut,  to  be  used  in  Botany  in  a  study  of  the  use  of  Phygon 
for  controlling apple  scab,  particularly as  to  the  possible  place  of  Phygon  in  the  Mic higan  spray 
program  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

Velsi c ol  Cor poration  of  Chicago  to  be  used  in  Botany  on  t rials  of  various forms  and  derivativ es  of 
.  .  .  .  . 

c hlorda ne  for  the  c ontrol  of crabgrass i n  turf  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  $ 500 

.  . . . . . . . .  $600 

Columbia -Southern  C hemic al  Corporation  of  Pittsburgh,  to  be  used  in  Botany  in  a  program  for  we e d 

c ontrol  res e a rc h  with  Chloro- IPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

.

. . • . . . •. •. . . . • .

.

. . . • . . .  $500 

68 

Velsicol  Corporation  of  Chicago  to  be  used in  Entomology  in  an  evaluation  of properties insecticidal 

and  secondary properties  of  compounds  Heptachlor  and  Chlordane.  The  evaluation  is  to  include  insec-
ticidal  efficiency,  residual  properties,  and  effect  on  plants and  retention  in  soils.  .  .  .  •  .  .  .  . 

. 

.  . . . . .  $400 

Julius  Hyman  &  Company  of  Denver ,  Colorado,  to  be  used  in  Entomology  in  an  evaluation of  properties 

insecticidal  and  secondary  properties  of  compounds  297,  711,  Dieldrin and  Aldrin  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  $1000 

Farm  Foundation  of  Chicago  to  be  used  in  Soc iology  and  Anthropology  in  an  appraisal  of organizational 

methods  in  health and  health  care  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

. 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  $2500 

Commercial  Sol vents  Corporation,  Animal  Nutrition  Division,  of  Terre  Haute,  Indiana,  to  be  used  in 

Dairy  in  a  proje c t  to determine  the  optimum  method  of  replacing  whole  milk  with  calf  starters 
containing  corn distillers'  solubles  in  producing  veal  by  using  dairy  calves  .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  $1800 

Public  Health  Committee  of the  Paper  Cup  and  Container  Institute  of  New  York City to  be  used in 

Bacteriology  in  a  study of the  bacteriology  of  drinking fountains.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

. 

Spartan Nursery School  Treasure  Chest  to  be  used  at  the  Spartan Nursery School. 

. $2400 

.  $100 

Michigan  Farm .Bureau  Women  to  be  granted  as  a  scholarship for  the  spring term  of  1951  to  a  woman 

student  from  India . .  ·.  . 

. 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  ..  . 

.  . 

. 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

. 

. . . . . . .  $100 

Michigan  Farm  Bureau  Women  to  be  used for  financial  aid for  foreign  students  during the  1950-51 

college  year .

.

. . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . .

.

. . . • . . . . . . • . . . . . • . . • . . . . • . . . • . . . .  $100 

Faculty of  the  Music  Department  to  be  used for  $25  annual  awards  to  a  senior  and  a  junior  music 

student  to  be  selected by  a  committee  of  the  Music  Department  •  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  •  .  .  . 

• • •   0 

0 

0 

0 

0  $50 

Michigan  Farm  Bureau Services,  Inc.,  of  Lansing,  to  be  used  as  an  Elevator  and  Farm  Supply  scholar-

ship  for  a  short  course  student . . . . . . . . . .

.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 

$150 

The  Caulkins  Foundation of  Detroit  to  be  used to  continue  aid  to  students  in  agriculture,  preferably 

young  men  who  will  be  returning to  the  vocation  of farming.  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  •  .  . 

.  . . . . . . . .  $5000 

Fred Russ  will  bequeaths  a  580  acre farm  and  500  shares of  common  stock of the  Associates  In 
vestment  Company  to  be  used  to  c arry on  the  Educational  Program and  Forestry work 

Nelson  A.  Rockefeller  to  be  used for  the  eventual  construction  of  an  International  Center. 

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

.  . 

American  Legion  Department  of  Michigan  of  Detroit,  whic h  is  the  first  payment  of  the  Guy  M.  Wilson 
Scholarship for  a  student  in  the  coming  summer  session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 

Detroit  Panhellenic  Association  of  Detroit  to  be  credited  to  the  Detroit  Panhellenic  Scholarship  Loan  Fund 

National  Association  of  Thoroughbred  Breeders  of  Lexington,  Kentucky,  to  be  awarded to  an  active 
.  . 
participant  in  the  Future  Farmers  of America  program  in  Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Osca r  L.  Miller  of Saginaw  to  be  added  to  the  Julian  Memorial  Scholarship  Fund. 

$500 

$128.86 

.$66.67 

$50 

$400 

$5 

Sigma  Lambda  Chi  Fraternity of  East  Lansing to  be  used  to  establish a  student  loan  fund  for  the  use  of 
.  •  •  • 

students  in  the  Light  Construction and  Lumber  Merchandising  c urriculum  . 

.  •  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . . . . . . .  $50 

The  Murray  Corporation  of America  of  Detroit  to finan c e  scholarships  to  participants  in  the  Workshop 

on  Economic  Edu c ation  this  summer  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  •  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  $ 500 

Ford  Motor  Company  Fund  of  Dearborn  to  finance  scholarships  to  partic ipants  in  the  Workshop  on 

Economic  Edu cation  this  summer . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . • .  

Estate  of  Robert  B.  Mills  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  to  be  used for  the  purchase  of  books  and  periodicals for 

the  John  Willy  Memorial  Reading  Room  in  the  Kellogg  Center . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . .  . 

Fl<>rists  Telegraph Delivery Association  of Detroit  to  be  used  in  Continuing Education  to finance  travel 
c osts and  instru c tion  for  a  training  course  in  retail  flower  marketing . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

.  . 

Faculty  Folk  Club  and  the  Faculty Women's  Association  to  be  used for  scholarship  grants  of  $50  each 

to  five  women  students  who  have  been  selected  by  the  scholarship  c.ommittee  of  the  clubs. 

Esta te  of  Peter  V.  Ross  to  be  credited  to  the  International  Center  Building  Fund .

.

.

.

.

.

. 

. 

The  Kroger  Company  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  to  be  used for  three  scholarships  in  the  School  of  Agriculture 
. . . . . . . .  . 

and  three  s c holarships  in  the  School  of Home  Economics  at  $200  each  . . . . . . .

$2750 

$1000 

$2500 

$250 

. $677.53 

$1200 

69 

Contributions  to  the  Michigan State  College  Memorial  Center  Fund.  .  . 

.  . 

St.  Lawrence  Hospital  of  Lansing to  be  used at  the  Spartan Nursery School 

Spartan Nursery  Treasure  Chest  to  be  used for  the  Spartan Nursery School 

Anonymous. 

$122.50 

$66 

$100 

$2000 

Albert  Pick,  Jr.  Fund  of  Chicago  to  be  used as  a  scholarship award  to  a  student  in  Hotel  Administration 

.. .  $200 

Michigan  Home  Demonstration  Council  of  Bellevue,  Michigan  to  be  used for  two  scholarships of  $150 

each to  two  women  students.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

. 

.  . 

.  .  . 

.  $ 300 

Wayne  County  Home  Demonstration  Council's  Executive  Committee  of  Farmington,  Michigan,  to  be 

used  as  an  Emma  DuBord Scholarship  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

. 

.  . 

women's National  Farm and  Garden  Assoc iation  of  Detroit to  be  used for  a  scholarship  award  to  a 
.  .  . 

woman  student .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  . 

$141 

0  0  $250 

William  and  Sa rah  E.  Hinman  Endowment  Fund  to be  used  to  finance  the  Hinman  scho~arships for  1951-52. 

.$21 , 950 

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

. 

. 

Professors  Kimbe r  and  Nulle  to  be  used to  establish a  History  of  Civilization  Prize  Fund . 

$800 

$312.64 

Sears- Roebuc k  Foundation  of  Chicago  to  be  used  to  continue  the  scholarships  in  the  School  of Agriculture 

for  the  year  1951-52 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  . . . . .  $2200 

Sears- Roebu c k  Foundation of  Chicago  to  be  used  to  c ontinue  the  s c holarships  in  the  School  of  Home 

Economics  for  the  year  1951-52  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  $550 

Central Scientific  Company  of  Chicago  to  be  used  to  finan c e  a  Central Scientific  Company  graduate 
.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

scholarship  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  •  .  .  •  .  •  .  .  . 

.  .  •  •  .  •  •  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  •  •  •  .  .  . 

Foundry Educational  Foundation  of  Cleveland,  Ohio,  to  be  used for  scholarship  aid  to  students  pri-
.  .  .  . 

marily in  Me c hanical  Engineering  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

Michigan  State  Fair to  be  used for  a  s c holarship  granted to  a  student  who  won  the  fair  essay  contest . 

Fraternal Order of  Eagles  of  Kansas  City,  Missouri,  to  be  administered by  the  Scholarship  Committee 

.  .  .  .  .  $ 1000 

$5000 

0 $282 

0 $200 

Michigan  Engineering Society of Detroit to  be  used  to  establish  the.• Michigan  Engineering Society  and 
.  .  .  .  . 

Affiliated  Groups  Student  Loan  Fund . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  0  0  0  0  0  0  0 $200 

American  Legion,  Department  of  Michigan,  Detroit,  Michigan,  to  be  used for  the  fall  term  payment  of 

the  Guy  M.  Wilson Scholarships  awarded  by  the  American  Legion  to  four  male  students  . . . . . . . . . . . .  $266 .65 

Edward  K.  Warren  Foundation  bequeathed  to  Michigan  State  College  museum  articles and  $12, 000  for 

transferring and  preparing the  exhibits 

Women's  Civic  Club of  Fort Lauderdale,  Florida,  to  be  used as  a  scholarship  award during  the  present 

s c hool  year  to  a  student  who  is  enrolled here  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

. 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . . . . . .  $300 

Holly's  Grill,  In c.  of  St.  Joseph,  Michigan,  to  be  used as  a  scholarship  award during  the  present  s c hool 

year  to  a  student  who  is  enrolled here .  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

Contributions  to  the  Memorial Center  Fund  from  July  1  to  September  30,  1951 

Spartan Nursery School  mothers  of  East  Lansing  to  be  used for  the  Spartan  Nursery School 

Calhoun  County  Alumni  Association  to  be  used for  a  scholarship  award for  a  student  . . . .  

American  Legion,  Department  of  Michigan  of Detroit  to  be  used for  a  Guy  M.  Wilson  scholarship  award 
.  .  .  .  . 

to  a  student .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  •  .  .  .  . 

.  .  •  •  .  .  •  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

. 

Founder's  Fund  of  the  Institute  of Applied  Hotel  E c onomics  to  be  used for  s c holarships  or prizes 

Mi c higan  Engineering Society  of  Detroit to  establish the  Mic higan  Engineering Soc iety and  Affiliated 
.  .  .  .  .  . 

Groups  Student  Loan  Fund . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

Sigma  Lambda  Chi Student  Loan  Fund  of  Mic higan  State  College  to  be  used  in  Wood  Utilization to  build 
up  a  fund  for  loans  to needy  students  in  the  Light  Construc tion  and  Lumber  Merchandising course 

70 

.  $600 

.  $785 

$108 .3 0 

0  0  0$50 

$100 

$100 

0  0  0  0  0 $ 50 

$277 

Leo  Burnett  Company,  Inc .  of  Chicago  to  be  used  in Journalism for  the  purchase  of an  advertising 
.  .  .  .  . 

training  motion picture .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  ·.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

. $50 

Genesee  County Alumni  Association  to  be  used for  the  fall  term payment of  Genesee  County  Alumni 

Association awards.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  . . . .

.

. . . . . . . . . .  $141 

Dr .  NelsonS .  Mayo- oil  painting of log house  in  whi c h  Mary  Mayo  lived 

Jimmie  Hays  III  Memorial  Fund  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

0 

0 

0 

0 

•

• 

0 

•  $151 

Fred A.  Simonsen  of  Detroit to  be  used to  continue  the  fund  for  students  of  excellent  scholastic  ability, 

financial  need,  and  an  indicated  interest in  the  restaurant field  . . . .

.

.

. . . . . . . . .  . 

J.  W.  Knapp  Company of Lansing  to  be  used  to  continue  the  J .  W .  Knapp  Retailing Scholarships. 

Earl  W.  Boehm  of  Bay  City  to  be  deposited  in  the  Chittenden  Memorial  Loan  Fund  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

$500 

$235 

.  $5 

Sigma  Lambda  Chi  of  Michigan  State  College  to  be  used  to  build a  loan fund  for  nee.dy  students  of the 

Light  Construction and  Lumber  Merchandising  major  .

. . . . . . . . . • . . • • • . • . . . . . . . . . . . • .

•  $122 

William  Riker  Johnson Unit  205,  Amer ic an  Legion  Auxiliary,  of  Lansing  to  be  used for  the  Spartan 
.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

Nursery School.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

. 

. 

Grand  Aerie,  Fraternal Order of  Eagles,  of  Kansas  City,  Missouri. 

W.  L .  Treaster  of Information Services  to  be  used at  the  dis c retion of  the  President in the  Department 
.  .  .  .  . 

of  Religion  for  religious  education.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

Union  State  Bank of Buchanan  to  be  used  to  establish two  short  course  s c holarships  for  winter term. 

. $25 

$500 

. $25 

$200 

Kellogg  Foundat ion  to  rehabilitate  the  W.  K.  Kellogg  estate  on  Gull  Lake  .

. . . . . . . .

.

. . . . 

. 

$25, 000 

Albert  V.  Case  - 300  shares of  South  American  Gold  and  Platinum  Company  stock to  be  added to  the  Albert 

Vaughn  Case  Memorial Scholarship  Fund 

Amer ican  Legion Auxiliary  Wm.  R .  Johnson  Unit  #205  of Lansing  to  be  used at the  Spartan Nursery S~ hool . 

0  $8 

• 

Spartan Nursery School  Council for  use  at the  Spartan Nursery  School. 

$22 . 38 

Anonymous . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

.

. . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  $1500 

Michigan  Farm  Equipment  Service  and  Sales  Assoc iation  of  Grand  Rapids,  Michigan,  to  be  c redited to 

their  short  course  s c holarship fund .

.

.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  ,  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  . . . . . . .  $150 

Estate  of  Charles  Henry  and  Harriett  L .  Stroud to  be  used  to  set up  a  scholarship fund  in  the  name  of 

the  donors  for  needy  students  and  administered at  the  disc retion  of  the  President of  Mic higan  State 
College.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  •  .  . 

.  .  .  .  •  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  •  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  . 

. 

. 

. . . . . .  $3125 

Anglo-American-Hellenic  Bureau  of  Education  of  Columbia  University to  be  used as  the  balanc e  of  a 

s c holarship fund  for  a  student from  Gree c e 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

$140 

Roses,  Inc.  of  Columbus,  Ohio,  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  in  an  investigation of the  influen c e  of 
light  a nd  light  intensities  on  greenhouse  roses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 

Estate  of  LaVerne  Noyes  to  be  used for  LaVerne  Noyes  s cholarships . . . . . . .  . 

Selena  Mayberry  of Tuskegee  Institute,  A labama,  to  be  used  in  the  operation of  the  Spartan Nursery  School 

William  Mollenhauer,  Jr.  to  be  c redited  to  the  Chittenden  Memorial  Loan  Fund . .  

Michigan  Asp halt  Pav ing Assoc iation  of Lansing to  be  used  to  establish the  Dan  Humphries  Fellowship  to  en-

c ourage  the  interest of  qualified  students  in  the  field  .of  asphalt  paving . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . .  . 

Foundry Edu c ational  Foundation  of  Cleveland,  Ohio,  to  be  used for  the  benefit  of  student s  in  mechanical 

engineering  . . . . . . . . . . .

.

.

.

.  . 

Central Scientific  Company  of  Chicago  to  be  used as  a  s c holarship  award for  a  graduate  student  in  c hemistry 

$1400 

$748 

0  $2 

$25 

$500 

$2500 

$500 

Ame r ic a n  Legion,  Department  of  Mic higan ,  of  Detroit  to  be  c redited  to  t he  Guy  M .  Wilson  Scholarship  Fund 

.$ 366.67 

Alumni Asso c iation of Batt le  Creek  to  be  used for  a  s c holarship fo r  a  student  who  is enroll ed  . • • • . 

Cont r ibutions  to the  Michigan  State  College Memoria l  Center  Fun d  from  September  30  to  De c ember  31. 

$ 5 0 

0 

$1011 

• 

71 

American  Legion Auxiliary,  William  Riker Johnson Unit  N205 ,  of  East  Lansing,  to  be  used for 
.  .  .  .  . 

the  Spartan Nursery School.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  . . . . . . . . .  $ 35 

Sigma Lambda  Chi of  Michigan State  College  to  be  used fo r  loans  to  needy  students  of  the  Light  Con-

struction and  Lumber  Merchandising major.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

Fred P.  warren of Three  Oaks ,  Michigan  to  be  used  in  the  Television  Development  Department 

Women's  Civic  Club  of  Fort Lauderdale,  Florida,  to  be  used for  a  scholarship award.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

Mrs .  w .  R.  Brown  of  Deerfield  Beach,  Florida,  to  be  used  to  establish an  engineering tuition  scho-

larship  in  memory  of her  late  husband who  graduated in  the  c lass of  1903 .  . 

. 

. 

. 

. 

. 

Gifts  from  Michigan  residents for  the  College  museum  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  $125 

$10,  000 

. 

.  $150 

$2500 

$2267 

Sarah  VanHoesen Jones  gift  of  74  books  to  be  added  to  the  Library and  to  the  Friends of  the  Library 

Collections,  valued at 

.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . .

. . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . .

.

. . . . . . . . . . . .  $750 

Alice Serrel  of Rochester,  Michigan,  12  rare  books  with  Victorian  period  illust rations ,  to  be  added 
.  .  .  .  .  . 

to  the  Friends of  the  Library collections,  valued  at  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

Ingham  County  Board  of Supervisors,  gift  of  one  historic  map  of  "The  Counties  of  Ingham  &  L ivingston 

Michigan",  valued  at . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . • . . . . • . . . . .  

Spartan Nursery School  parents  to  be  used at  the  Spartan  Nursery  Sc hool 

Borden Company  Foundation,  Inc .,  of  New  York City  to  be  used for  the  continuation of  the  Borden 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 

Home  Economics  Scholarship  Award  . . . .

. . . . . . . .

Michigan  Farm Equipment  Assoc iation  of  Grand  Rapids,  12  bound  volumes  of  "Farm Equipment Re -

tailing" ,  valued  at  .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

.

. . . . . .  . 

Ideal  Industries  of  Syc amore ,  Illinois,  a  Resistohmeter  valued  at 

Starline,  Inc . ,  of  Harvard,  Illinois,  equipment  for  the  steel  dairy  barn  in  Agric ultural Engineering, 
. . . . .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

v a lued  at  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

. 

. 

.

.

Various donors  to  the  Jimmie  Hays  Ill Memorial  Loan  Fund 

Estate  of  LaVerne  Noyes  to  be  used for  LaVerne  Noyes  s c holarships 

.  . . . . . . .  $65 

$500 

$144 

$1500 

$150 

.$50 

$5149 

$2897 

.  $800 

Oldsmobile  Division of General  Motors  of  Lansing,  an Oldsmobile  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education 

for  training  teachers who  in  turn  will  conduct driver  edu c ation ~ ourses in  high  schools  in  Michigan 

W.  K.  Kellogg  Foundation of  Battle  Creek to  be  used  to  help  defray  t he  expenses  of  the  Eighth Inter-

national  Conference  of Agricultural Economists  to  be  held  in  East  Lansing on  August  15-22, 1952 • . . . . . . .  $ 20,  000 

Alumnae  of  Mu  Phi Epsilon  of  Lansing and  East  Lansing  to  be  used  in  the  Music  Department  to  pur 

chase  12  copies  of  "Singing  in  Harmony"  to  be  placed  i n  the  Music  Library in  memory  of Luella 
.  .  . 
Howard  Sheldon  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

Fred P.  Warren of  Three  Oaks,  Michigan,  to be  used  in  Te l evision Development for  the  pur c hase  of 

a  TV  truck  plus  equipment  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . 

Dean  C.  F.  Clark to  be  used as  an  award  in  Medical  Technology 

. 

. . . . . .  $18.54 

.  $5000 

. .  $25 

Chi  Omega  Alumnae  of  Lansing  to  be  used for  a  scholarship  for  a  student  chosen from  the  Chemistry 

or  Horticulture  Departments  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

. 

. 

. . . . . . . .  $25 

Dye  Parent Teachers  Asso c iation of  Flint,  Michigan,  t o  establish a  fund  to  be  used  to  pay  room  and 
.  .  . 

board for  a  student  who  is enrolled.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  . 

Sigma  Lambda  Chi of  East  Lansing to  be  used  in  Forest Products  as  a  loan fund  for  needy  students  of 
.  . 

the  Light  Construction and  Lumber  Merchandising ·major .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  $100 

$100 

Consumers  Power  Company,  30  acres c ontiguous  to  the  Kellogg  Forestry Tract 

Spartan  Foundation  to  be  used for  scholarship purposes .

.

• . • . . • . • . . . •  

•  • . . •  $2000 

Mrs.  Katherine  Blodgett  Hadley  of New  York  City,  a  gift  of  selected  gowns  and  c ostumes  accessories from 
. . .  . 

the  personal  wardrobe  of the  late  Mrs.  John  Wood  Bl odgett  of  Grand  Rapids,  valued  at . . . .

.

·  Miss Josephine  Bender of Grand  Rapids,  a  c ollection  of  costumes  valued at  . . .  

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• 

$5000 

$1400 

Estate  of  Walter 0.  Briggs ,  to  be  known  as  the  "Walter  0 .  Briggs Scholarship  Fnnd"  and  to  be  used 

for  the  education  of  deserving young men.  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

. 

. 

.

.

.

. . . . . . . . . . . .  . 

Liberty  Mutual  Insurance  Company of Grand  Rapids ,  gift  of  a  film,  "Hotel  Safety",  to  be  used for 

the  training of  students  in  the  Division of  Hotel,  Restaurant,  and  General  Institutional  Manage-
ment,  va lued  at  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

H .  B .  Zemmer  of  Lapeer,  gift  of  one  Aberdeen  Angus  cow  and  calf valued  at . 

American Legion  Auxiliary,  Wm.  R .  Johnson Unit  205,  of East  Lansing,  to  be  used for five  scholar-
.  . 

ships  for  tuition  for  nursery  school families.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

$10,000 

.  $50 

$500 

.  . . . . . . . .  $42 

Michigan  Real  Estate  Association  of  Lansing  to  be  used for  a  scholarship  to  a  Michigan  student  who 

is  taking the  real  est;tte  course .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  •  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  .  $300 

Faculty  Folk and  Faculty Women's  Association of East  Lansing  to  be  used for  scholarship awards 
.  .  •  .  .  •  .  . 

to  needy  women  students  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  •  .  . 

.  .  .  ..  $ 250 

Kappa  Delta  Alumni  of  Detroit  to  be  used for  a  scholarship award  to  any  sophomore  or  junior woman 

student.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  .  .  . . .  . 

.  .  .  .  .  $150 

Michigan  Association  of  Home  Builders  of Lansing to  be  used for  the  annual  junior  scholarship  award 

for  a  student  of the  light  construction  and  lumber merchandising major.  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

. 

.  . . . . . . .  $200 

.  . 

..  .  .  .  .  $35 

. . . . .  $400 

Sigma  Lambda  Chi  to  be  used  to  build  up  a  fund  for  loans  to  needy  students  of  the  light  construction 
.  .  . 

and  lumber merchandising major.  '. 

.  .  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .  . 

.  .  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  .  . 

.  . 

.  . 

.  . 

. 

. 

Southern  Michigan  Obedience  Training  Club  of Birmingham,  Michigan,  to  be  used  as a  loan  fund  for  needy 

students 

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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. 

t'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  Agri c ultural  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  without  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  apart~ent buildings  for  married  students  and  faculty; 
and  additions  to  Macklin  Field  stadium  and  the  Stude nt  Un 
ion  Building .  Buildings completed which  have been financed 
by  state  appropriation  are:  Berkey  Hall,  Natural  Sc ience, 
Physics  and  Mathematics,  Home  Manage ment,  Agricultur  
al  Engineering,  Electrical  Engineering,  Plant  Science 
Greenhouses  on  Farm Lane,  a  steam  generating plant  and 
Giltner Hall for  veterinary medicine on  East  Circle  Drive . 
Alumni  Memorial Chapel  and  the  Kellogg  Center for  Cont 
inuing  Education  were  built  with  gifts  to  the  college  for  th 
ose  purposes . 

The  College  Museul{l{} n  th~ Auditorium  Building,  will 
be  open  to  visitors~ "W•u  :rmn  from  1:00  to  5:00  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. 
.  to  ~e b  z~gta~B ~ grg:_~'f.  g_un  of  on  d 
War  II.• V"""'VYMI:A~ o/ 

. Y'I~ 

Akcles  of  early  Michigan  are  being  collected for  the 
planned  Agricultural  Museum--anything  that  was  us e d  in 
the  farm  home  or on  the  farmtW'HI  In 
tel':!'toled.  Contact 
the  Museum  in  person or by  letter. 

ART  EXffiBITIONS 

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,  de sign, 
industrial  design  and  print  making.  Visitors  are  cordial 
ly  welcomed.  The re  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, 
will  be  open  today to  visitors  after 1 o'clock. 

BEAL  GALE 

In  the -~~al 

r{ield  Botanic  Garden are  between  two 
and  three  tliousand  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  is one  of the  largest and  best  equipped buildings  for 
physical  education  and  athletics  in  the  nation. 
It houses 
the  Department  of  Physic al  Education  for  men  and  pro 
vides  facilities  for intramural  and  collegiate  sports.  The 
building will  b e  open  all  day  to  visitors . 

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Inter-Department  Correspondence 

c  y 

MEMORANDUM 

Date  May  8,  1953 

To·----~Ro~be~r~t~R~·~Re~p~p~e~nh~a~g~e~n~,~Re~g~i~s~t~r~a~r-'s~O~f~f~i~c~e ______ __ 

J.  lrl.  stack,  MuseUil 

c . ._  
rnm'----------~------------------------------
~ Write-up  for  Commencement  bulletin 

COLLEGE  MUSEUM 

The  College  Museum,., in  the  Auditorium 
Building,  will  be  open  to  visitors  each 
Saturday  and  Sunday  from  1:00  to  5:00. 
Attention  of  the  public  is  called  especi 
ally to  the  exhibits  of Michigan  fishes, 
deer,  and  beaver  in  their  natural  sur 
roundings;  Boll vian DlUliDly;  an  alcove  of 
colorful  insects;  a  panorama  of  the  glacial 
evolution  of Michigan;  the  Family  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;  and  to  the  Paul  M. 
Chamberlain  Watch  Collection. 

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

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