MICHIGAN 

STATE 

COLLEG. E 

NINETY-FIFTH  ANNUAL 

commencement 

MACKLIN 

STADIUM 

SUNDAY,  JUNE  SEVENTH 

NINETEEN  FIFTY-THREE 

Program 

SUNDAY,  JUNE  7,  5:00P . M . 

M A CKLIN  STADIUM 

PROCESSIONAL---Coronation !Viarch  from  "The  Prophet" 

Meyerbeer 

AMERICA 

INVOCATION 

ADDR ESS 

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 

The  Right  Reverend  Russell  S.  Hubbard,  D.  D. 
Suffragan  Bishop  of Detroit 

Frederick  Lawson  Hovde,  D.  Sc.,  LL. D 
President of Purdue  University 

Michigan  State  College  Band 

The  Right  Reverend  Russell  S.  Hubbard 

RECESS IONAL---Hail America 

Drumm 

Michigan  State  College  Band 

The  audience  is  requested  to  remain  seated  while  those  in  the 
procession are  en cering and  leaving  the  stadium . 

State  Board  of  Agriculture 

The  Honorable  Clark L.  Brody,  Chairman,  Lansing 

The  Honorable  Connor  D.  Smith,  Standish 

The  Honorable  Winfred G.  Armstrong,  Niles. 

The  Honorable  Sarah Van  Hoosen  Jones,  Rochester 

,  The  Honorable  Forest  H.  Akers,  Detro! t 

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  old 
est agricultural  college  in  the  world,  Michigan State Col 
lege  provides  a  technical,  practical,  and  cultural educa 
tion for its  student body,  in addition to  extensive  research 
and  extension services  to  the  people  of Michigan. 

Now in its 98th 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  per 
manent  and  988  temporary  buildings,  and  almost  12,000 
acres  of land,  including 540 acres in  the campus  area prop 
er. 

Founded  in  1855  to  educate  youth  for  the  major occu 
pation of  that  day--farming--Michigan  State  College  has 
broadened its offerings  as young people,  preparing for  oth 
er vocations,  have  sought  the  advantages  of  college  train 
ing.  Today,  approximately  100  different  courses  of study 
are  offered  in  the  Schools  of  Agriculture,  Business  and 
Public Service, Education,  Engineering,  Home Economics,  · 
Science  and  Arts and  Veterinary Medicine.  This  excludes 
the  curriculum of the Basic College,  which has  been hailed 
as  one  of  the  most  progressive  ideas  for  higher  education 
in  the  nation  today,  and  the  Graduate  School,  which  offers 
58  courses leading to  the  degrees of master of arts,  mas 
ter of science,  master of music,  master of forestry,  doc 
tor 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  Service.  The  Agricul 
tural Experiment Station  conducts research on campus  and 
at  five off-campus substations.  Through the Michigan  Co 
operative  Extension Service,  more  than  125, 000  families 
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  1952-53  year,  the 
Continuing  Education Service  reached about  150, 000  per 
sons  in  programs  conducted both  on  campus  and  in  local 
communities.  The  Continuing  Education Service also  di 
rects  the  M.S. C.  Evening College  which,  during 1952-53, 
enrolled about  400  students  each  term. 

Today,  more  than 13, 000  students  from  Michigan  and 

other states  and from  nations  all  over the  world  are  at 
tending  the  college  at  East  Lansing--8, 20 0  of whom  are 
housed on  the  campus  proper.  With  about  85  percent  of 
these students  coming from  communities in  every section 
of the  state,  Michigan State College is  doing  its  part to fill 
the  greatly  increased  demand of  the younger  generation 
for  higher  education . 

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. 

Honor  Graduates 

WITH  HIGH  HONOR 

Mariellen  Alford,  Jour nalism  - Livonia 
Jane  Anne  Amsbaugh,  Nutrition  - Lans ing 
Kenneth  Floyd  Ande r son,  Accounting  - Charl otte 
Richard  Paul  Anderson,  Dairy  Man ufacturing  - Maumee,  Ohio 
Jerrold  Bruce  Armou r ,  Psychology  - Gra nd  Rapids 
Daniel  Barach,  Public  School  Music  - Weirton,  West  Virginia 
Clifford  C a rl  Beck,  Veterinary Medicine  - Racine,  Wis consin 
Dorothy  June  Begandt,  Clothing  and  Textiles  - Detroit 
Alan  George  Bower,  Spee c h,  Dramatics  and  Radio  Edu c ation  - Flushing 
William  Franklin  Casler,  Veterinary  Medicine  - St .  Petersburg,  Florida 
Neal  Robert  Cholvin,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Detroit 
Dennis  Earl  Condon,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Detroit 
Albert  Ramon  Danes,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Dearborn 
Theodore  Robinson  Eck,  Political  Science  - East  Lansing 
John  Rodda  Ege,  History  - Lincoln  Park 
Bertrand  Folco  Farber,  Electrical  Engineering  - Buffalo,  New  York 
Richard  V .  Gidner,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Potterville 
Velma  Jean Goers,  Business  Education  - Farmington 
Shirley  Ann  Munt  Higgins ,  Spanish  - Antioch,  California 
John  Edward  Hinman,  Jr . ,  Social  Science  - Westfield,  Massachusetts 
Evelyn  Grace  Horne,  Elementary  Education  - Birmingham 
Michael  Edward  Hurst, Hotel,  Re s taurant  and  General  Institutional  Management  - Grand  Haven 
Mitzi  Matsuye  Inouye,  Teaching  in  Home  Economics  - Detroit 
Carl  J.  Johnson,  Vet erinary  Med icine  - Marion_.  Indiana 
John  Francis  Kelly,  Horticulture  - Chicago,  illinois 
Prudence  Marion  Kinnear,  French  - Port  Huron 
Madalene  Lavon  Kohler,  Psychology  - Clawson 
Dale  Maclyn Lewis,  Agricultural  Education  - New  Era 
Alexander  Ralph  Lucas,  Zoology  - East  Lansing 
John  E .  Lynch,  Jr . ,  Civil  Engineering  - Saginaw 
Gloria  Ann  MacFarland,  Teaching  in  Home  Econom ics  - Saginaw 
George  Charles  Marvin,  Accounting  - Oak  Lawn,  illinois 
Roman  Albert  McClatcher, Jr.,  Che m istry  - Detroit 
John  Richard  McCorm ack,  Land  and  Water  Conservation  - Ferndale 
Leslie  Carl Meyer,  Jr.,  Civil  Engineering  - Oak  Park,  illinois 
Nora  Nielsen  Miller,  Journal ism  - Hastings 
Daniel  Wesley  Mitchell,  Social  Sc ience  - Lans ing 
Gerald  David  Mitchell,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Trenton 
Cl ifford  Coleman  Mosher  Ill,  Electrical  Engineering  - Lakewood,  Ohio 
Barbara  Joan  Murgatroyd,  Elementary  Education  - Lansing 
Pauline  L.  Noll,  Medical  Technology  - East  Lansing 
Patrick  Terence  O'Hara,  Economics  - Grand  Rapids 
William  Reidal  Olsen,  Zoology  - Frankfort 
Mary  Virginia  Park,  Speech,  Dramatics and  1\adio  Education  - Bay  City 
Wanda  Marie  Parson,  Social  Work  - We bberville 
Alice  Rivers  Platt,  E nglish  - Lansing 
Phyllis  Marie  Rainey,  Teaching  in  Home  Economics  - Goodric h 
Mark  Phinney  Rines,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Westbrook,  Maine 
Arnold  Edw ard  Roberts,  Agricultural  Mechanics  - Grand  Rapids 
Richard  Keith  Roberts,  Social  Science  - Ypsilanti 
Harry  Martin  Schiefer,  Chemical  Engineering  - Frankenmuth 
George  John  Schornak,  Business  - Fraser 
Albert  Lyle  Shutt,  Forestry  - Elwell 
Kenneth  Ward  Sidwell,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Lansing 
Jean  Puhek  Swanson,  Journalism  - De troit 
Marilyn  Waldron  Tambling,  Elementary  Education  - Detroit 
Richard  Arland  Tjalma,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Holland 
Loi s  Arlene  Trump,  Chemistry  - East  Lansing 
Elvin  Eugene  Tuttle,  Mechanical  E n gi neering  - Hanover 
Daniel  Winn  Varin,  Urban  Planning  - Detroit 
Gerald  Frederic k  Ver  Meulen, . Vete rinary  Medicine  - Norway 
Ro nald  Ward  Waldby,  Veterinary  M e di c ine  - Concord 
Donald  Harris  Webb,  Physics  - Okemos 
Nancy  Ann  Wells,  Psychology  - Walled  Lake 
John DeLane Wilson,  Hi s tory  - Lapeer 
Howard  Stanley  Wood,  Business  - Kalamazoo 
Barbara  Ann  Wo odc o c k,  French  - Saginaw 
Marilyn  Jean Zweng,  Mathematics  - Port  Huron 

HONOR  GRADUATES  (Cont inued) 

WITH  HONOR 

Frances  E.  Abel,  Botany  - Sault  Ste.  Marie 
Richard  H.  Adams,  Industrial  Arts  - Williamston 
William  Conklin  Adams,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Somerville,  New  Jersey 
Lois  Claire  Adrianse,  Elementary  Education  - Grand  Rapids 
John  All wood  III,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Grand  Rapids 
Doris  Elizabeth  Andersen,  Journalism  -Glenview,  Illinois 
E.  Janeen Anderson,  Elementary  Education  - Wilmette,  Illinois 
James  Harold  Anderson,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Flint 
Allen  Dale  Angell,  Police  Administration  - Harbor  Springs 
Jay  Ralph  Angle,  Business  - Huntington  Woods 
Janet  Sara  Ascherman,  English  - Grand  Rapids 
Margaret  Jeannette  Austin,  Elementary  Education  - North  Chili,  New  York 
Floyd  I.  Backus,  Jr.,  Civil  Engineering  - Lansing 
George  Preble  Bailey,  Agricultural  Education  - Eau  Claire 
Charles  Rhea  Baker,  Veterinary Medicine  - Detroit 
Donald  Lee  Baker,  Forest  Products  - Lansing 
Luther  Henry  Baker,  Economics  - East  Lansing 
Richard  H.  Barrett,  History  - Traverse  City 
Ruth  Alden  Bass,  Bacteriology  - Forty  Fort,  Pennsylvania 
William  Howard  Benjamin,  Chemistry  - Galesburg 
George  Arvid  Bergman,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Cassopolis 
Lois  Estelle  Betz,  Elementary  Education  - Alpena 
Richard  Merrill  Bird,  Dairy  - Belleville 
Thomas  Anthony  Blackburn,  Veterinary  Medicine  -Ly nn ,  Massa c hu se tts 
Janyce  Louise  Blessing,  Business  - Metamora,  Ohio 
Leonard  L.  Blewett,  Journalism  - Flint 
Howard  W.  Bliss,  Sociology  - Flint 
Valeta  Neva  Blue,  Art  - Jackson 
Jacquelynn  Jeanne  Boersma,  Elementary  Education  - Holland 
Diane  Alice  Booker,  Elementary  Education  - East  Grand  Rapids 
Dorcas  Elizabeth  Bowman,  History  - Riverside,  Connectic ut 
George  Lester  Bradford,  Accounting  - Belmont,  Massachusetts 
Maurice  Wayne  Brandt,  Agricultural  Engineering  - Grand  Rapids 
Eugene  Harold  Brekke,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Stevens  Point,  Wisconsin 
Frances  Isabel  Brown,  Social  Work  - Ann  Arbor 
William  Francis  Brown,  Accounting  - Bridgport 
Ronald  Horace  Buck,  Jr .,  Metallurgical  Engineering  - Jackson 
Elizabeth  Lou  Burgess,  Elementary  Education  - Bay  City 
Thomas  Edward  Burke,  Electrical  Engineering  - Olean,  New  York 
Joanne  Elizabeth  Burlingame,  Foods  - Wilmette,  Illinois 
Dorothy  Jane  Calkins,  Child  Development  - Lansing 
Paul  Stanley  Chaffee,  Veterinary  Medic ine  - Port  Huron 
Marilyn  Sylvia  Chandler,  Related  Arts  - Ann  Arbor 
David  W.  Chase,  Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General  Ins titut ional  Management  - Richmond,  Indiana 
John  Allen  Christensen,  Business  - Lans ing 

· 

. John  R.  Clingerman,  History  - Lansing 
Mary  Elva  Congleton,  Elementary  Education  - Shaker  Heights,  Ohio 
Albert  Baldwin  Cook  III,  English  - Owosso 
James  Eugene  Corrigan,  English  - Fox· Lake,  Illinois 
David  Avery  Cowan,  Psychology  - Cleveland,  Ohio 
Franklin Wallace  Creager,  Psychology  - Oak  Park,  Illinois 
Joan  Keeler  Curtice,  Elementary  Education  - Grand  Rapids 
Joel  Martin  Dalkin,  Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General  Institutio nal  Management  - Chic ago,  Illinois 
Barbara  Ann  Dangl,  Elementary  Eduaction  - Grand  Rapids 
Richard  Davenport,  Applied  Music  - Battle  Creek 
John  Eldon  Davis,  Social  Work  - Pontiac 
Royce  Clyde  Derby,  Mathematics  - Covert 
Richard  Neal  Devereaux,  Electrical  Engineering  - Lansing 
Thomas  Reed  Dewey,  Electrical  Engineering  - Harper  Woods 
Joan  Lorraine  Dissmeyer,  Art  - Jackson 
Albert  Dobias,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Scottville 
Harold  Dobrowa,  Journalism  - Lansing 
Carol  Ann  Doering,  Clothing  and  Textiles  - Saginaw 
Ralph  Arthur  Dold,  Farm Crops  - Milford 
Carl  Heinz  Dollhopf,  Horticulture  - Romulus 
Joan  Mary  Donkin,  English  - Coldwater 
James  Hastings  Downie,  History  - Almont 
Harold  Duchan,  Veterinary  Medicine  - De troit 
Stanley  Joseph  Dudek,  Electrical  Engineering  - Wilkes-Barre,  Pennsylvania 
·Gerald  Arthur  Eddy,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Durand 
Vivian  Grimes  Ellsworth,  Mathematics  - Eaton  Rapids 
Edith  Joan  Embrey,  Nutrition  - Pleasant  Ridge 
Janice  Mary  Embrey,  Medical  Technology  - Pleasant  Ridge 
Franklin George  Emerson,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Harrisville 
David  Irving  Epstein,  Veterinary  Medicine  - New  Haven,  Connecticut 
lleen  Joyce  Erbe,  Elementary  Education  - Croswell 
Mitche ll  Essey,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Monessen,  Pennsylvania 

HONOR  GRADUATES  (Continued) 

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Howard  Feiertag,  Police  Administration  - Brooklyn,  New  York 
Grethe  Fibiger,  Art  - East  Grand  Rapids 
June  Elaine  Finch,  Teaching  in Home  Economics  - Mia 
Mary  Helen  Finch,  French  - Midland 
John Donald  Forbes,  Police  Administration  - Shiloh,  Ohio 
Julie  Ann  Ford,  Teaching  in  Home  Economics  - Grosse  Pointe  Farms 
Elizabeth  Jane  Francis,  Clothing and  Textiles  - Redondo  Beach,  California 
Gordon  Alan  Fraser,  Nutrition  - Flint 
Kenneth  Aaron  Friedman,  Forest -Products  - Chicago,  illinois 
Margaret  Ellen  Fuerstenau,  Elementary  Education  - De Witt 
Margaret  Gwendolyn  Fuller,  Journalism  - East Lansing 
Eligiusz  Zbigniew  Galezewski,  Civil  Engineering  - Alpena 
George  Edward  Garske,  Zoology  - Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 
Robert  Henry  Gewanter,  Bacteriology  - New  York,  New  York 
Myra  Lee  Gilbert,  Police Administration  - Detroit 
Allen  Irwin Gleeman,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Elizabeth,  New  Jersey 
William  Richmond  Gockel,  Electrical  Engineering  - Flint 
Richard  Huntley  Goldsworthy,  Music  Theory  - De tro it 
Lawrence  Thurman Grady,  Food  Distribution  - Fort  Atkinson,  Wisconsin 
Dorothy  Jean Grezeszak,  Language  and  Literature  - West  Branch 
Marilyn  Mae  Griffin,  Elementary  Educ ation  - Pont ia c 
Robert  Lisle  Groom,  Journalism  - Flint 
Arthur  Emerson  Hall,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Garrett,  Iridiana 
Thomas  Edwin  Halloran,  Jr.,  Business  - Port  Washington,  New  York 
Allen  A.  Hamari,  Business  - Iron  Mountain 
Louis  Eugene  Hamilton,  Animal  Husbandry  - Santa  Rosa,  California 
Katherine  Louise  Hammerstrom,  Sociology and  Anthropology  - Highland  Park 
Martha  Jane  Hanna,  Elementary  Education  - Tecumse h 
Mary  Joan Harris,  Business  - Detroit 
Sally  Ann  Harrison,  History  - Pontiac 
Clifford  Lewis  Harvey,  Bacteriology  - Grand  Rapids 
Akira  Hashimoto,  Civil  Engineeri ng  - Honolulu,  Hawaii 
Patricia  Anne  Hauser,  Mathematics  - Lansing 
Frances  May  Hawes,  Art  - Albion 
June  Richter  Hemsteger,  Elementary  Educati on  - Niles 
Dan  Manxson  Henshaw,  Z oolo <zy  - Sierra Madre,  CaL fornia 
Irene  May  Henson,  Elementary  Edu ca tion  - Dearborn 
Robert  Cameron  Hervey,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Saginaw 
Nancy  Sumie  Hiramoto,  Medical  Technology  - Ann  Arbor 
Clarice  Luella  Hoffer,  Public  School  Music  - East  Lansing 
Joan  Rovonne  Hook,  Elementary  Education  - Grand  Rapids 
Robert  Gustav  Housedorf,  Fisheries  and  Wildlire  - Asbury,  New  Jersey 
Janet  Howard,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Oak  Park,  illinois 
Carol Livingston  Howell,  Elementary  Education  - Grand  Rapids 
Gloria  Frances  Howley,  Philosophy  - Englewood,  New  Jersey 
Kathleen  Bonvouloir  Hunter,  Business  - Midland 
Robert  Ge orge  Husband,  Animal  Husbandry  - Detroit 
Walter  Ward  Huss,  Civil  Engineering  - Durand 
Mary  Ann  Hutc hinson,  Mathemati cs  - Monroe 
Dorothy  Glee  Irwin,  Elementary  Education  - Detroit 
John  Charles  Jefferies,  Veterinary Me d ic ine - Wyandotte 
Irmgard  Mildred  Louise  Jellonnek,  Art  - Dearborn 
Ronald  Arthur  Jenkins,  Journalism  - Detroit 
Charlotte  Joan  Johnson,  Elementary  Education  - Grand  Rapids 
Oliver  Ka i ser,  Biological Scienc e  - Ontonagon 
Simon  Kali s h,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Detroit 
Ronald  Everett  Kampe,  Agricultural  Education  - Capac 
Virgi nia  Lee  Kamradt,  Elementary  Education  - Muskegon 
W!lliam  Edward  Kamradt,  Metallurgical  Engineering  - East  Jordan 
Richard  Joseph  Kearns,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Dorchester,  Massachusett s 
Marc us  E .  Key,  Economi cs  - Detroit 
David  Roland  Kimball,  Public  School  Music  - DeWitt 
Lillian  June  Klawitter,  Teaching  in  Home  Economics  - Merrill 
Ralph  Alexander  Klaw itter,  Forestry  - Chicago,  illinois 
Harriet  Ann  Kline,  Teaching  in  Home  Economics  - Litchfield 
Myrna  Lo-u  Knowles,  English  - Hasting·s 
David  Waring  Koch,  Music  Theory  - Mt.  Pleasant 
Marie  Aldena  Kale,  French  - Detroit 
Peggy  Soergel  Kr.eps,  Elementary  Education  - South  Haven 
John  Francis  LaForge,  Spee c h,  Dramatics and  Radio  Educ ation  - Ironwood 
Calvin Aa r on  Larsen,  Ve terinary  Medicine  - Green  Bay,  Wi sconsin 
Ferris  I.  Lars en,  Zoology  - Gow en 
William  Br adford  Larson,  Metallurgical  Engineering  - Detroit 
Irving  Anthony  LeBlanc ,  Journalism  - Lansing 
Robert  Weir  Lee,  P hy sic s  - Algonac · 
Gerald  Henry  LeFevre,  Accounting  - Hesperi a 
E ugene  J e rome  Leis t,  Forestry  - Manitowoc,  Wisconsin 
John  Jerome  Le no s ky ,  Me c hanical  Engineering  - East  Jordan 
E ugene  Howard  Lewi s ,  Food  Distribution  - Houston,  Texas 
Ulric  Svante  L i ndholm,  Forest  Products  - Wa s hington,  D.  C. 
Richard  David  Lindsay,  Veterinary  Medic ine  - Andover,  Massachusett s 

HONOR  GRADUATES  (Continued) 

Betty  J.  Linton,  English  - Lansing 
Floyd  Charles  Locker, ·  Elementary  Education  - Detroit 
John  David  Loerch,  Chemical  Engineering  - Saranac 
Nancy  Long,  Elementary  Education  - Clio 
James  Barton Lovell,  Economics  - Washington,  D. C. 
Robert  George  Lyons,  Geography  - Lansing 
Leo  August  Maki,  Soil  Science  - Eben  Junction 
Martha  Haselton  Mann,  Spa.1ish  - Flint 
Laurence  R.  Mannausa,  Psychology  - Gibralter 
Joyce  Marilyn Marshall,  Public  School  Music  - Dearborn 
Joan  Lillian  Mason,  Clothing and  Textiles  - South  Haven 
Kathleen  Nelle  McCarthy,  Public  School  Music  - Grosse  Pointe 
Aileen  Frances  McClarnon,  Social  Science  - Memphis,  Tennessee 
George  Sanford  McClarnon,  Veterinary  Medicine  - East  Lansing 
James  Francis  McClure,  Social  Science  - Flint 
James  A.  McCormack,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Portland 
Lorne  William  McDougall,  Business  - Pontiac 
Kathleen  McGowan,  Journalism  - Jackson 
Thomas  Anthony  McKinney,  Business  -Grand Rapids 
Robert  Hugh  McLachlan,  English  - Englewood,  Colorado 
Lois  Elizateth  McLeese,  Psychology  - Birmingham 
Donna  Yvonne  McMahon,  Child  Development  - ·Lansing 
John  Festal  Medlock,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Bedford,  Indiana 
Robert  Wendell  Medlock,  Veterinary Medicine  - Bedford,  Indiana 
Marilee  M.  Melton,  Elementary  Education  - Van  Dyke 
Geraldine  Krog Merrill,  Elementary  Education  - Royal. Oak 
Jacquelyn Yvonne  Michielsen,  Journalism  - Holland 
Ernest  Wayne  Miller,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Bad  Axe 
P atricia  Anne  Miller,  Child  Development  - Birmingham 
Virgil  Lawrence Miller,  Psychology  - Lansing 
James  George  Milvenan,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Niagara  Falls,  New  York 
Lloyd  Alfred  Mitterling,  Horticulture  - Goshen,  Indiana 
Mary  Jean  Morrish,  English  - Flushing 
Lillian Georgetta  Mortimer,  Nutrition  - Flint 
Kenneth  Theodore  Mullaney,  Hotel ,  Restaurant  and  General  Institutional  Managemem 
Lynn  Newcomb  Munroe,  Jr . ,  History  - Lansing 
John  Joseph  Musial,  Sociology  - Detroit 
Elliott  Mcintyre  Myers,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Ithaca 
Kathryn  Margaret  Myers,  Journalism  - Allegan 
John Oliver  Mysing,  Electrical  Engineering  - Birmingham 
Clarence  Lawrence  Nagra,  Fisheries and  Wildlife  - Joliet,  Illinois 
Gerald  Leo  Navarre,  Chemistry  - Ecorse 
Otto Christian Nelson,  Jr.,  Zoology  - Chicago,  Illinois 
John  Norton,  Dairy  - Cassopolis 
Ray  Edward  Null,  Physical  Education,  Health and  Recreation  - Lansing 
Harland  Flutell  Nye,  Public  School  Music  - Delton 
Robert  Allen Oliver,  Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio  Education  - Lincoln  Park 
Herbert  Waldo  Olson,  Physical  Education,  Health  and  Recreation  - Detroit 
Barbara  Janet  Otto,  Medical  Technology  - Grosse  Pointe 
Nancy  Ann  Overton,  Public  School  Music  - Bangor 
H.  DeWitt  Owen,  Jr.,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Terre  Haute,  Indiana 
Helen  Marian  Parsons,  General  Home  Economics  - East  Lansing 
Ralph  Luverne  Paul,  Mechanical  Engineering  - East  Lansing 
Robert  Earl  Pearson,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Grand  Blanc 
Henry  John  Peinecke,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Allendale,  New  Jersey 
Donald K.  P er r y,  Vetermary Me d ici ne;  C adillac 
Robert  Paul  Perry,  M ec hanical  Engineering  - Wayland 
Amy  Jo  Ann  Pettibone,  Business  - East  Lansing 
Margaret  Rose  Phillips,  English  - Detroit 
Warren  H.  Phillips ,  Soil  Science  - Fenton 
Charles  Wilber  Philp,  Metallurgical  Engineering  - Port  Huron 
Donald  Loss Piermattei,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Flint 
Mary  Gladys  Pillis,  Elementary  Education  - Muskegon  Heights 
Richard  Edwin  Poulson,  Chemistry  - Grand  Rapids 
Robert  Henry  Pyzik,  Mechanic al  Engineering  - Detroit 
Patricia  Jo  Rasdale,  Journalism  - St.  Johns 
Winthrop  Curtis  Ray ,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Brookline,  Massachusetts 
Robert  Charles  Reasner,  Agricultural  Education  - Rose  City 
Rachel  Sue  Rerick,  Elementary  Education  - Sturgis 
Gerald  Ray  Richardson,  Social  Science  - Trenton 
Hannah  Richmond,  Business  - New  York,  New  York 
Cynthia  Ann  Ring,  Business  - Grand  Rapids 
Carmen Lou  Robbins,  English  - East  Lansing 
A rlene  Mae  Robertson,  Public  School  Music  - East  Lansing 
Dorothy  Ann  Robinson,  Elementary  Educ ation  - Benton  Harbor 
William  Robert  Rood,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Muskegon 
Cleland  E.  Rose,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Qwo$so 
Joanne  £laine  Russell,  Speech,  Dramatic s  and  Radio  Education  - Midland 
Reta  Russell,  General  Home  Econom ics  - Flint 
John  Frederick  Schindler,  Botany  - Chicago,  Illinois 
Ruth  Elizabeth  Schmitter,  German  - Mason 
Lawrence  Marvin  Scholten,  Electrical  Engineering  - Grand  Rapids 

HONOR  GRADUATES  (Continued) 

Norman  Bert  Schoonover,  Forestry  - Kenosha.  Wisconsin 
Marilyn  Elaine  Schroen,  Sociology and  Anthropology  - Ann  Arbor 
Marie  Annette  Scott,  Horticulture  - New  Boston 
Lee  Francis  Seguin,  Business  - Canandaigua,  New  York 
Donna  Jean  Sessions,  Teaching  in  Home  Economics  - Detroit 
Joseph  Lee  Sewell,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Gary,  Indiana 
Lawrence  Nathan  Shepherd,  Agricultural  Education  - Lansing 
Billy  Gene  Simpson,  Chemical  Engineering  - Roscommon 
Bernice  Skolnik,  Nutrition  - C rompond,  New  York 
William  Donald  Slanger,  Police  Adm inistration  - Grand  Rapids 
David  Audley  Smith,  Chemical  Engineering  - Grant 
Donald  Lee  Smith,  Political  Science  - Coldwater 
Harold  John  Smith,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Detroit 
Margaret  Alice  Smith,  Tea ching  in  Home  Economics  - Iron  River 
Gene  Calvin  Snedeker,  Economics  - Jackson 
Barbara  Jean  Sperry,  Elementary  Education  - East  Grand  Rapids 
Donald  Elery  Spotts,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Jonesville 
Robert  Spyer,  Business  - White  Plains,  New  York 
Marilyn  Elizabeth  Srebnick,  Speech,  Dramatics_ and  Radio  Education  - Glen  Ridge,  New  Jersey 
John  Alden  Stetson,  Veterinary  Medicine  - St.  Johnsbury,  Vermont 
Phyllis  Jean  Stewart,  Foods  - Hillsdale 
Wayne  Elsworth Stockton,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Flushing 
Gordon  Irving  Stoddard,  Animal  Husbandry  - East  Aurora,  New  York 
John  Fred  Stollsteimer,  Agricult:.~r al Education  - Merrill 
Monte  Robert  Story,  Accounting  - Edmore 
Mary  Elizabeth  Strickland,  Teaching  in  Home  Economics  - Grand  Rapids 
Dorothy  Ann  Stryke r ,  Mathematics  - Grand  Rapids 
Jack  Stubbs,  Forestry  - Perry 
Roger  Keith  Sumners,  Business  - Clarion,  Iowa 
Joanne  Marie  Sw ee ney,  E nglish  - Evanston,  Illinois 
Merrillyn  Mae  Tasher,  Medical  Technology  - South  Bend,  Indiana 
Richard  Archer  Taylor,  Pre-Theology  - Perry 
Jean  Pomeroy  Thibdaue ,  Social  Science  - Croswell 
Marilyn  Anita  Thompson,  Chemistry  - Battle  Creek 
Carolyn  Jean  Thomson,  Zoology  - Detroit 
Howard  E.  Tr.ier,  Psychology  - Owosso 
Betty  Ann  Trippensee,  Elementary  Education - Saginaw 
David  Keith  Truby,  Physics  - Dearborn 
Gerald  De ::;sten  Tupper,  Social  Scien ce  - St.  Louis 
Suzanne  Ude,  English  - Dearborn 
Jane  Helen  Urschel,  Hotel, Re,;taurant and  General  Ins titutional  Management  - Bowling  Green,  Ohio 
Dorothy  Renee  Vader,  Elementary  Education  Grand  Rapi ds 
Vanc e  Vernon  VanNess,  Mathematics  - Port  Huron 
May  Marlene  VanSickel,  Applie d  Music  - Lansing 
Dorothy  Smith  Vaughan,  Nutrition  - Hancock. 
Donald  Vinkemulder,  Soil  Science  - Rudyard 
Margaret  Sandford  Vreeland,  Elementary  Education  - Milford 
Jack  Edgar  Wagar,  Accounting  - Edmore 
Janet  Louise  Wagner,  Journalism  - Detro it 
Beverly  Lou  Wahlberg,  Elementary  Education  - Dearborn 
Dale  R.  Waldo,  Dairy  - Eau  Claire 
Donald  Morrison  Wallis,  Agricultural  Education  - Rudyard 
Harriett  Louise  Wa tson,  Business  - Sault  Ste.  Marie 
Charles  Lehr  'Ne idner,  Mathematical and  Physical  Science  - Sa ginaw 
Katherine  Amy  We inlander,  Elementary  Education  - Wyandotte 
Donald  Alsop  Wheeler,  Farm  Crops  - Ridley  Park,  Pennsylvania 
Joy ce  Dawn  Wickholm,  Elementary  Education  - East  Lansing 
Joan  Widmar,  Business  - Beverly  Shores,  Ind iana 
Gloria  Hope  Wieland ,  Art  - Lansing 
Thomas  Herman  Williamson ,  Dairy  - Sault  Ste.  Marie 
Marilyn Morris  Wischmeier,  Elementary  Education  - Kalamazoo 
Charles  Doric  Wismer,  A nimal  Husbandry  - Detroit 
Edna  ·,volter,  Social  Science  - Flint 
Francis  Dale  Wriggelsworth .  Veterina ry  Medicine  - Clawson 
Edwin  Hankong  ;Vung,  Veteri nary  Medicine  - Hilo,  Hawaii 
Mary  Mae  Zwemer,  Institution  Admin istration  - Grand  Rapids 

Academic  Costume 

The pageantry 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 educators,  met at 

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

Three types  of gowns  are  indicated  by  the -code.  Those  worn by the  bachelors  are  made 

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

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

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

Historical  associations  of  color  have  been  continued to  signify the  various faculti e s. 
Arts  and  letters  can be  recognized  by the  white,  taken from  the  traditional  white 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 
released to  the  world,  science  is  identified by  golden  yellow.  Oxford pink  indicates  music 
and  russet brown,  the  color of dress  worn  by  ancient  English foresters,  indicates  forestry 

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

At  Michigan  State  College,  it  is  customary to  identify the  bachelors  graduating from 
the  different  departments of  study by  tassels  of the  official  department  color  as  established 
by the  Intercollegiate Code. 

Maize  - SCHOOL  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Russet  - Forestry 

Maroon  - SCHOOL  OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE 

Light  Blue- SCHOOL  OF  EDUCATION 

Orange  - SCHOOL  OF  ENGINEERING 

Black  - SCHOOL  OF HOME  ECONOMICS 

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS 

White  - Arts 

Pink- Music 

Golden  Yellow  - Science 

Gray  - SCHOOL  OF  VETERINARY MEDICINE 

Class  Roster 

1952-1953 

This  includes  the  names  of  those  candidates for 

degrees  December  1952  - September  19 53  inclusive 

Honors  are  indicated,  except 

for  Summer School  Graduates 

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SCHOOL  0  F 

A'g ricu ltu re 

DEGREE OF  BACHELOR OF  SCIENCE 

Leon  John  Alger .  Jr . 

Agri c ultural  Education;  Jac kson 

Vilas  Lamar  Allen 

Animal  Husbandry;  Wayne 

tR i chard  Paul  Anderson 

Dai ry;  Maumee .  Ohio 
Joseph  Edward  Andrews 

Agric ultural  Ec onomic s;  Nashville 

Al e xander  John  Andrulis 
Soil  Sc ience ;  Hart 
Harold  G.  Armstrong 

Forestry;  Jones v ille 

Scobie  Ian  Arnott 

Animal  Husbandry;  Sydney, 

Australia 

Robert  Joseph  Au e r 

Land and  Water  Conservation; 

Jackson 
Wayland  Ellis  Babbitt 

Forestry;  Williamston 

Jack  Bruce  Bachtel 

Landscape  Architecture; 
Loui sville,  Ohio 

* George Preble  Bailey 

Agricultural  Education; 

Eau Clai re 

William  John  Bailey 

Land and  Water  Conservation; 

Belvidere,  illinois 

* Donald  Lee  Baker 

Forest  Products;  Lansing 

Mike  Moran  Barton 

Farm Crops;  Maumee,  Ohio 

James  Jerome  Bartrop 

Urban Planning;  Grosse  Pointe 

Victor  Clement  Beal,  Jr. 

Dairy;  Stanton 
John  Phillips  Beck 

Agricultural  Me c hanics; 

Battle  Creek 
Robert  David  Beier 

Horticulture;  Kenmore,  New  York 

Arthur  Paul  Bergman 

Agric ultur al  Economics;  Pigeon 

Ralph  Thomas  Bergsma 

Landscape  Architecture;  Milford 

Robert  William  Berninger 

Horticulture;  New  York,  New  York 

* Richard  Merrill  Bird 

Dairy;  Belleville 
R ic hard  Thomas  Bi shop 

Animal  Husbandry;  Akron,  Ohio 

Rodric k  Edward  Black 

Forest  Products;  Flint 

John  Donald  Blohm 

Forest Products;  Detroit 

Billy Andrew  Blume 

Animal  Husbandry; 

Ft.  Wayne,  Indiana 

Joseph Anthony  Boccardy 
Fisheries and  Wildlife; 

Athol,  Massachusetts 

Lawrence  Alden  Bodary 

Forest  Products;  Flat  Rock 

Henry  Robert  Bondarenko 

Fore s t  Produc ts;  Akron 

William  Bondarenko 

Landscape  Ar c hitec t ure;  Detroit 

The odore  Ripley  Bowman 

Fore s t  Products; 

Greensburg,  Penn sylvania 

The  candidates  will be presented by  DEAN  ERNEST  LEE  ANTHONY 

Thomas  Grady  Brabson 

Agricultural  Mechanics; 
Demorest,  Georgia 

Loyd  Adam  Brecht 

Animal  Husbandry;  Sumner 

William  Harold  Bricker 

Agricultural  Education;  Hart 

Lawrence  Wallace  Briggs 

Agricultural  Education;  Manton 

Robert  Wallace  Bristol 
Horticulture;  Almont 

Jerry Lowell  Brooks 

Fisheries and  Wildlife;  Flint 

William  Kenneth  Brown 
Dairy;  Tecumseh 
George  Clifford  Buchfink 

Agricultural  Extension;  Jackson 

Glenn Stuart  Bulmer 

Horticulture;  Riverside,  Ontario 

Richard  Thomas  Burke 
Forest  Products; 

Williston Park,  New  York 

Harold  Vernon  Burrow 

F i sheries and  Wildlife; 

Grand  Blanc 
William  Carl  Butts 

Ag ricultural  Extension;  Big  Rapids 

Wilbert  Carl  Calhoun 

Fores t  Products;  Detroit 

Ira  Allen Carr 

Fisheries and  Wildlife; 
Midwest,  Wyoming 

William  Leonard  Carr 

Agricultural  Extension; 

Port  Byron,  New  York 

Myron  Fredrick Cayo 

Land and  Water  Conservation; 

Iron Mountain 

Robert  Bruce  Chapoton 

Fisheries and  Wildlife;  Utica 

Kenneth  Lee  Chichester 

Agricultural  Education;  Athens 

Francis  F .  T.  Ching 

Horticulture;  Honolulu,  Hawaii 

John  Edgar  Chipman 

Landscape  Architecture ; 

Ypsilanti 

Vic tor  Jay  Christopherson 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife;  Alpena 
Laurence  Alexander  Chrzanow s ki 
Agricultural  Extens ion;  Dec ker 

Donald  Elmer  Clark 

Fis heries and  Wildlife; 

Bryan,  Ohio 
Albert  John  Coates,  Jr. 

Forestry;  Grand  Rap ids 

James  Weston  Cochran 

Landscape  Architecture ; 

East  Lansing 
Glen  William  Cook 

Agricultural  Economics; 

White  Pigeon 

Charles  Lewis  Cooper 

Agr icultural  Educat ion; 

Temperance 
Ellsworth  Schuyler  Cotton 

Animal  Husbandry;  Detroit 

Robert  Keith  Coulston . 

Agricult ural  Economics; 

Harbor  Beach 

Allan  Dean  Dawson 

Land and  Water Conservation; 

Highland  Park 
Dirk Windel  De  Boer 

Forest Products;  St.  Johns 

Le  Roy  Edmond  De  Marsh 

Forest Products; 

Poultney,  Vermont 

Grant  R .  Densmore 

Agricultural  Education; 

Blanchard 
Roland  Gordon  Depew 

Agricultural  Education;  Alto 

Philip  Warren  Dickes 
Animal  Husbandry; 

Huntertown,  Indiana 

Roderick  Townsend  Dittmer 

Landscape  Architecture;  Flint 

*Ralph Arthur  Dold 

Farm Crops;  Milford 

*Carl Heinz  Dollhopf 

Horticulture;  Romulus 
Edwin  Frank  Drabkowski 

Urban  Planning;  Detroit 

Hugh  Parmelee Drury 

Forestry;  Marquette 

Donald  Arthur  Dunbar 

Horticulture;  Fairview  Park,  Ohio 

Delwyn  Arthur  Dyer 

Agricultural  Extension 
Walkerton,  Indiana 

Alton  Floyd  Ealy 

Agricultural  Education;  Stanton 

Norman  John  Eipper,  Jr. 

Forest  Products;  Marshall 

Mason  H.  Everett 

Agricultural  Education;  Saginaw 

Donald  Joseph  Fedewa 

Agricultural  Economics;  DeWitt 

Kenneth  Duane Feighner 

Dairy;  Detroit 

George  Junior  Fleming 
Horticulture;  Shelby 

Millard LeRoy  Fox 

Agricultural  Economics ;  Coloma 

Milton  Arthur  Francis 

Forest  Products;  Oxford 

Charles Alvin  Franzman 

Landscape  Architecture; 
Evansville,  Indiana 
*Kenneth  Aaron  Friedman 

Forest ·Products;  Chicago,  illinois 

Milton Ganz 

Dairy;  Detroit 

James  Harrison  Garqner 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Cassopolis 
Richard  Arthur  Gebben 
Forestry;  Detroit 
Robert  Joseph  Geltman 
Forest  Products; 

Teaneck,  New  Jersey 

Murray  Geye r 

Landscape  Ar c hitecture; 
Brooklyn,  Ne w  York 

Charles  Francis Gibbs 

Forest  Prqducts;  Royal Oak 

Donald  Allen Gies s ler 
Food  Technology; 

Painesville,  Ohio 

*With  Hono r 
tWith  High  Ho no r 

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SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE {Continued) 

James  Bower Graham 

Dairy;  LeRoy,  New  York 

James  David  Gray 

Agricultural  Education;  Base  Line 

Thomas  Francis  Greeley,  Jr. 

Land and  Water  Conservation; 
Queens  Village,  New  York 

Warren Walter Gregory 

Forest  Products;  Berkley 

Burton  Clare  Greiner 

Agricultural  Extension;  Hart 

Sherman W.  Griselle 

Landscape  Architecture;  Lansing 

John  Norris  Grissim 

Landscape  Architecture;  Detroit 

Charles  Ernest  Grogan 

Forest  Products;  Chicago,  illinois 

*Louis  Eugene  Hamilton 

Aniinal  Husbandry; 

Santa  Rosa,  California 

James  Frank  Hartwig 

Animal  Husbandry;  Sherman,  Texas 

Glyn  Dee  Havens 

Agricultural  Extension; 

Coldwater 
Louis  William  Hayward 

Agricultural  Mechanics; 
South  Boardman 

Keith  David  Henley 

Forestry;  Rockford,  illinois 

Paul  Emiel  Herman 

Animal  Husbandry;  Marshall 

Raymond  Ellis  Heyse 

Agricultural  Education; 

Ludington 

Donald  Max  Hill 

Horticulture;  Montrose 

Arthur  Wr ight  Hills 

Horticulture;  Dexter 

Lawrence  G.  Hills 

Agricultural  Economics;  Bangor 

Richard Louis  Hogg 
Dai ry;  Remus 
Arthur  Keller  Holden 

Animal  Husbandry;  Macon,  Georgia 

Ambrose  Russell  Holmes 

Landscape  Architecture; 
Berrien Springs 

* Robert  Gustav  Housedorf 
Fisheries and  Wildlife; 

Asbury,  New  Jersey 

Joseph  Der  Hovanesian 

Agricultural  Education;  Lansing 

Duane  Lawson  Howe 

Fisheries and  Wildlife;  Howell 

Richard Gordon  Hubbard 
Forestry;  Tecumseh 

Duane  Gilbert  Hull 

Agricultural  Education; 

Lake  City 
William  Frederick Hunter 

Fisheries and  Wildlife ;  Clawson 

* Robert  George  Husband 

Animal  Husbandry;  Detroit 

Murvale  L.  Huston 

Agricultural  Education; 

Marine  City 

Robert  Kenneth  Hyde 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife ; 

Orlando,  Florida 

John  Clare  Idema 

Forest  Products ;  Grand  Rapids 

Corliss  Irvin Ingels 

Horticulture;  Henry,  illinois 

Charles  William  Inman,  Jr. 
Agricultural  Education; 

Boyne  City 

Buddy  Lee  Jacob 

Fisheri es  and  Wildlife;  St .  Johns 

*With Honor 
t With  High  Honor 

Elmer Eino  Jarvie 

Agricultural  Education;  Rudyard 

Robert  William  Johnson 

Land and  Water  Conservation; 

Grand  Rapids 

*Ronald  Everett Kampe 

Agricultural  Education;  Capac 

Norman  John  Karsten 

Forestry;  Rogers  City 

Benson  Dwight  Kaser 
Dairy;  St.  Johns 
tJohn  Francis  Kelly 

Horticulture;  Chicago,  illinois 

Ronald  David  Kelly 
Dairy;  Detroit 

Edward  James  Kinsman 

Forestry;  Madison,  Wisconsin 

*Ralph  Alexander  Klawitter 

Forestry;  Chicago,  illinois 

Robert  J .  Knowels 

Agricultural  Education;  Turner 

Frederick William  Koberna 

Animal  Husbandry;  Fennville 

Gerald Alan  Koenigshof 

Forest  Products;  Buchanan 

Allen  Ellsworth Kohn 

Agricultural  Education;  Mcivor 

Dale  Warren Kretchman 

Horticulture;  St.  Joseph 

Harold  T.  Kurisu 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Hakalau,  Hawaii 

Bruce  Bigelow Kurtz 

Forest Products;  Flint 

Robert  Ladewig 

Agricultural  Mechanics;  Lansing 

John  Dayton  Laird 

Forest Products;  Battle  Creek 

William  Edward  Lavery 

Agricultural  Extension; 

Geneseo,  New  York  • 

Arnold  Frank  Leestma 
Dairy;  Grand  Rapids 

Victor  Warner  Leipprandt,  Jr. 

Landscape  Architecture;  Detroit 

* Eugene  Jerome  Leist 

Forestry;  Manitowoc,  Wisconsin 

tDale  Maclyn Lewis 

Agricultural  Education;  New  Era 

*Ulric  Svante  Lindholm 

Forest  Products;  Washington  D.  C . 

Bertram  Selden Loewenstein 
Agricultural  Economics; 

Franklin 
Ling Fai Loke 

Poultry  Husbandry;  . 
Hong  Kong,  China 

Gerald  Thurston Luce 
Dairy;  Flushing 
Thomas  Walter  Lupton 

Animal  Husbandry;  Grand  Rapids 

Harry  Walter Lynch 

Agricultural  Extension;  Custer 

John  Joseph Lynch 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Sault  Ste .  Marie 

Freeman Jacob  Lytle 

Agricultural  Economics; 

St.  Charles 

Joseph  Mack 

Forestry;  Detroit 

Leslie  Arpad  Mack 

Horticulture;  Detroit 

Martin Magnus 

Dairy;  Jersey  City,  New  Jersey 

Herbert  Douglas  Mai er 

Urban  Planning;  Ferndale 

*Leo  August  Maki 

Soil  Science;  Eben  Junction 

James  Patrick Malloy 

2 

Urban  Planning;  Saginaw 

Harvey  Albert  Malone 

Forest  Products;  Clawson 

Harvey  Duane  Marlowe 

Forestry;  Grand  Rapids 

Winfield  Ralph Marsh 
Horticulture;  Holly 
Donald  Edward  Marshall 

Agricultural  Education; 

Marlette 

Roger Lawrence  Mawby 

Horticulture;  Grand  Rapids 

t  John  Richard  McCormack 

Land and  Water  Conservation; 

Ferndale 

Andrew  Thomas  McMillan 
Animal  Husbandry; 

Ithaca,  New  York 

Francis Kenneth  McMullen 
Agricultural  Education 

Monroe 
John Alvin Metzker 

Land and  Water  Conservation; 

Monroe 
Richard  Clyde  Mill 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife;  Detroit 

Carl Petersen Miller,  Jr. 

Horticulture; 

Riverside,  illinois 

Richard Glenn  Miller 

Fisheries and  Wildlife;  Belleville 

Rodney  Milton 

Horticulture; 

Newburyport,  Massachusetts 

* Lloyd  Alfred  Mitterling 

Horticulture; 

Goshen,  Indiana 

John  Irving  More 

Horticulture;  Ionia 
Henry  Joseph  Morawski 
Forest  Products; 

Niagara  Falls,  New  York 

Lewis  Edward Morgan 
Food  Technology; 

Buffalo,  New  York 

Ralph  Ernest  Morrow 

Agricultural  Education;  Petoskey 

Douglas  Morton  Mowry 
Horticulture ;  Sturgis 
Bernard  Charles  Nagelvoort 

Agricultural  Economics;  Owosso 

* Clarence  Lawrence  Nagra 
Fisheries  and  Wildlife; 

Joliet,  illinois 

John  Mer.rill  Nickelsen 

Animal  Husbandry;  Ann  Arbor 

Walter  Niezgoda 

Animal  Husbandry;  Detroit 

James  Leon Norris 

Agric ultural  Economics; 

Casnovia 
* John  P .  Norton 

Dairy;  Ca s sopolis 
Thomas  Joseph O'Connor 
Soil  Science;  Detroit 

Paul  Ric hard  Oliver 

Animal  Husbandry;  Detroit 

Gerald  Clark Olrich 

Forest Products;  Byron 

Charles  George  Olsen 
Animal  Husbandry; 

Staten  Island,  New  York 
Herbert  Theodore  Palmer,  Jr. 

Fisheries and  Wildlife;  Royal  Oak 

Edward  Michael  Palus 

Horticulture;  Fennville 

Erwin  John  Panzer 

Land  and  Water  Conservation; 

Chi cago,  illinois 

Richard  Lynn Pardun 

Agricultural  Education; 

Dowagiac 

Walter  Theodore  Parker 
Forestry;  Royal  Oak 

Warren Parsons 

Agricultural  Education; 
Moriches,  New  York 

Daniel  Putman Peabody 

Agricultural  Extension; 

Canandaigua,  New  York 

Leo  Walter  Pechinski 

Dairy;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

Eugene  Clair Phillips 
Forestry; Milford 
*Warren H.  Phillips 

Soil  Science;  Fenton 

Lyle  Otha  Plewa 

Agricultural  Education; 

Fruitport 
Robert Henry  Poddig 

Marvin Francis  Rush 

Animal  Husbandry;  Romeo 

D.  Peter Sackett 

Agricultural  Education; 

McBrides 
Wendell  Eugene  Sager 

Horticulture;  Kalamazoo 

Waino  Bernard Salo 

Agricultural  Education;  Eben 

Jack Clinton Sanderson 

Agricultural  Education;  Howell 

John  Robert  Scerbak 

Agricultural  Economics;  Ecorse 

Carol Anne  Schatz 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Garden  City 

James  Drury Schell 

Agricultural  Education;  Jones 

Robert  Nicholas  Schnitzius 
Dairy;  Chicago,  illinois 

Raymond  James  Schoener 

Forest  ProduCts;  Grand  Rapids 

Forestry; Charleroi,  Pennsylvania 

Curtiss  Alan Pollari 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Ironwood 
Frank  Richard  Popp 

Agricultural  Education;  Decatur 

John  Nicholas  Pott 

Horticulture;  Plymouth 

Robert  William  Powers 

Agricultural  Education;  Marcellus 

Alan  Frederick Preuss 

John  David  Schombert 

Forestry;  New  Rochelle, 

New  York 

*Norman  Bert  Schoonover 

Forestry;  Kenosha,  Wisconsin 

*Marie  Annette  Scott 

Horticulture;  New  Boston 

Richard  Laird  Secrest 

Land and  Water  Conservation; 

Cuyahoga  Falls,  Ohio 

Horticulture;  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Robert  Arthur  Shaw 

William  Bennett  Putnam 

Dairy;  Shrewsbury,  Massachusetts 

Ole  Michael  Pynnonen 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Williamsburg 
*Lawrence  Nathan  Shepherd 

Agricultural  Education;  Lewiston ' 

Agricultural  Education;  Lansing 

James  Max  Quenon 

Forest  Products;  Fairmont, 

West  Virginia 

Charles  Leonard Quick 

Horticulture;  Toledo,  Ohio 

Eugene  Lewis  Raab 
Dairy;  Caledonia 
Merle  Duane  Raber 

Fisheries and  Wildlife;  Allegan 

*Robert  Charles  Reasner 

Agricultural  Education; 

Rose  City 

George  Dewey  Reed,  Jr. 

Animal  Husbandry;  Lansing 

Marc  Lynds  Reid 

Food  Technology;  St.  Joseph 

Michael  Jay  Reische 

Agricultural  Economics; 
Woodmere,  New  York 

Gerald  Robert  Reiter 

Fisheries and  Wildlife; 

Marquette 
Alvin  Frederick Rich 

Dairy;  Buffalo,  New  York 

Fred Lou .Richey 

Horticulture;  Mason 
tArnold  Edward  Roberts 

Agricultural  Mechanics; 

Grand  Rapids 

James  Anthony  Rock 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Wyandotte 

Albert  Richard  Rolf 

Agricultural  Mechanics; 
Ft.  Wayne,  Indiana 

Warren  Rossiter 

Agricultural  Extension; 

East  Lansing 

Edward  Walter  Rothenbucher 

· Horticulture;  Astoria,  New  York 

John  Benjamin Roy 

Agricultural  Economics;  Lansing 

tAlbert Lyle  Shutt 

Forestry;  Elwell 

Tun  Shwe 

Agricultural Economics; 
Sinbyugyun,  Burma 

Arthur  Rex  Sieting 

Agricultural  Education; 

Kalkaska 
Daniel  Gene  Sinclair 

Agricultural Mechanics; 

East  Jordan 

Clarence  McClelland  Skau 

Animal  Husbandry;  Grosse  Pointe 

John  Eugene  Skinner 

Fisheries and  Wildlife; 

Royal Oak 
Kenneth  Clark  Smalley 
Forest  Products; 

Bridgeton,  New  Jersy 

Harry  John  Smith 

Farm Crops;  River  Rouge 

Neil  Edgar  Smith 

Forest Products ;  Dearborn 

Loyce  Daniel  Snyder 

Agricultural  Education; 

Breckenridge 
Franklin Harding  Spinner 

Forest  Products;  Bay  City 

James  Ivan Sprague,  Jr. 

Agricultural  Education;  Gowen 

Charles  Edward  Stadler 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Grosse  lle 
Kenneth  Joseph  Staugas 

Forest  Products ;  Grand  Rapids 

Lawrence William  Stebbins 
Agricultural  Education; 

Kalkaska 

Wilfred  Leo  Sterzik,  Jr. 

Agricultural  Extension; 

Petoskey 

* With Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

3 

SCHOOL  OF AGRICULTURE  (Continued) 

*Gordon  Irving  Stoddard 

Animal  Husbandry; 

East Aurora,  New  York 

* John  Fred Stollsteimer 

Agricultural  Education; 

Merrill 
Robert  Norman Stone 

Forestry;  West Olive 
Thomas  George  Stonehouse 
Agricultural  Economics; 
Racine,  Wisconsin 

* Jack  Stubbs 

Forestry; Perry 
John Woodward  SuHon 

Forest products;  Flint 

*Richard Archer  Taylor 
Pre-Theology;  Perry 
Richard Melvin  Temple 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Dearborn 

Louis  Coleman  Thaxton 

Agricultural  Education; 

Mt.  Clemens 
John Glen  Theisen 

Soil  Science;  Saginaw 
Emery  Edward  Thibdaue 

Land and  Water  Conservation; 

Croswell 

George  Emerson  Thompson 
Soil  Science;  Alpena 

John  Haahr  Thorlund 
Dairy;  Greenville 

Robert  C.  Tollas 

Agricultural  Education;  Baroda 

Leslie  Louis  Toth 

Forestry;  Ecorse 
Gerald William  Trabbic 

Agricultural  Education;  Monroe 

Max  Loyd  Trommater  · 

Forest  Products;  Hart 
Wayne  Barton Van Wylen 

Soil  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

t  Daniel Winn Varin 

Urban  Planning;  Detroit 

*Donald Vinkemulder 

Soil  Science;  Rudyard 

Edward  John  Volk 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife; 
Chicago,  illinois 

Mike  Vorkapich 

Animal  Husbandry; 

Windsor,  Ontario 

Wilbert  Carl  Wagner 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife;  Custer 

William  Charles Wagner 

Forestry;  Green  Bay,  Wisconsin 

*Dale  R.  Waldo 

Dairy;  Eau Claire 
James  Cooper  Walker 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Williamsville,  New  York 

* Donald  Morrison Wallis 

Agricultural  Education;  Rudyard 

Robert  Glenn Waltersdorf 

Forest  Products;  Lansing 

Richard  Lee  Warren 

Horticulture;  Grosse  Pointe  Farms 

Robert  Lee  Waskoviak 

Farm Crops;  Saginaw 

Theodore  Erwin Weber 

Horticulture;  Royal Oak 

John  Whittemore  Weis 

Landscape  Architecture; 
Evanston,  illinois 

Robert  Keene  Wells 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Union  City 
David  Gant  Westwater 

Animal  Husbandry;  Houston, 

Pennsylvania 

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE  (Continued) 

*Donald Alsop  Wheeler 

Farm Crops;  Ridley  Park, 

Pennsylvania 
Ford  Fullington White,  Jr. 

Dairy;  Buffalo,  New  York 

David  Miner  Wickham 

Agricultural  Extension; 
Hector,  New  York 

John Arthur  Williams 

Agricultural  Education;  Lapeer 

Wells  Eldon  Williams 

Fisheries and  Wildlife;  Cadillac 

*Thomas  Herman Williamson 

Dairy;  Sault  Ste .  Marie 

*Charles  Doric  Wismer 

Animal  Husbandry;  Detroit 

David  Alan .Wolfe 

Horticulture;  Locust  Valley, 

New  York 

Allen  Wolff 

Animal  Husbandry; 

Shaker  Heights,  Ohio 

David  J.  Woods 

Farm Crops;  Deerfield 

Michael  Irwin Wuhl 

Animal  Husbandry; 

Hillside,  NewJersey 

Rodney  Fulmer Young 
Forestry;  Lansing 

Tsang  Nin  Yue 

Farm Crops;  Hong  Kong,  China 

Joseph  F.  Zuber 

Agricultural  Mechanics; 

Whittemore 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

• 
SCHOOL  0  F 

Business  and  Public  Service 

The  candidates  will  be  presented  by  DEAN  HERMAN  JACOB  WYNGARDEN 

DEGREE OF  BACHELOR OF ARTS 

Alfred  Kingsley  Abbott 

Journalism;  Royal  Oak 
James  Richard  Abercombie 
Journalism;  Kingsford 

Frederick Seale  Addy 

Business ;  Boston,  Massachusetts 

Leon Agon 

Food  Distribution;  Grand  Rapids 

M.  Judith  Alban 

Journalism;  Jackson 

t  Mariellen Alford 

Journalism;  Livonia 

Bevan Allen 

Economics;  Birmingham 

Charles  Bradford  Allen 
Business;  Lansing 
* Doris  Elizabeth  Andersen 

Journalism;  Glenview,  illinois 

Joan  Carol  Besse 

Business;  Swampscott, 

Massachusetts 
Robert  Edward  Bickenbach 
Accounting;  Lansing 

Harry  James  Bickert 
Business;  Alma 
Julia  Maher  Bilkey 

Journalism;  Ishpeming 
Eleanor  Merle  Billingsley 
Journalism;  Pontiac 
Richard  Langley  Bishop 
Business;  Jackson 
William  George  Black 

Journalism;  Dearborn 

Edward  Jack  Blackburn 

Business;  Battle  Creek 

Elaine  Dea  Blakely 

Donald  Clinton  Anderson 
Business;  Durand 
John  Warren  Anderson 
Journalism;  Jackson 

t  Kenneth  Floyd  Anderson 
Accounting;  Charlotte 

Phebe  Ann  Anderson 
Business;  Davison 

Sonja  Ann  Anderson 
Business;  Detroit 
Bernard John  Andrick 

Accounting;  East  Lansing 

*Jay  Ralph  Angle 

Business;  Huntington  Woods 

Charles  La  Vere  Anson 

Social  Work;  White  Cloud 

Gerald  Are nd 

Business;  Jackson 

Phillip  Arden  Auer 

Business;  Jackson 

Frederic  Knowlton  Aunger 

Business;  Saginaw 

James  Irvin  Baker 

Business;  Detroit 
* Luther  Henry  Baker 

Economics;  East  Lansing 

Phillip  Harry  Ball 

Economics;  Los  Angeles, 

California 

Joseph  John  Balok 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Kenosha,  Wisconsin 

Duane  Harlan  Bannister 

Accounting;  East  L a nsing 

Norman  Arthur  Barkeley 
Economics;  Pontiac 
Philip  Edward  Barlow 

Food  Distribution;  Lyndonville, 

New  York 
Robert  Mansfield  Bay 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Traverse  City 
William  Cornelius  Becker 

Public  Administration;  Detroit 

Bruce  Oren  Benedict 
Business;  Lansing 
Ronald  Clarence  Bengtson 
Business;  Munising 
Richard  No rman  Berry 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Instit utional  Management; 

Highland  Park 

Journalism;  Gibraltar  Village 

Richard  Dean  Blanchard 
Business;  Detroit 
*Janyce  Louise  Blessing 

Business;  Metamora,  Ohio 

Merle  Edward  Blessington 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Carroll,  Iowa 
*Leonard  L.  Blewett 
Journalism;  Flint 
Ro bert  Joseph  Blow 

Business;  East  Lansing 

John  Keddie  Boegehold 
Business;  Detroit 
Robert  Thomas  Bolo 

Economics;  Grosse  Pointe 

Charles  David  Bopf 

Busine ss;  Lansing 

Reynald  Borzi 

Economics;  Ironwood 

Roderic  Harry  Bosse 

Food  Distribution;  Traverse  City 

David  Belford  Bossert 
Business;  Alma 

Way ne  Thomas  Boucher 
Business;  Port  Huron 

Howard  Ralph  Bouck 

Business;  Grand  Ledg e 

William  Russell  Bower 

Acc ounting;  Fort  Wayne,  Indiana 

Pat ricia Anne  Bowman 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Ins titutio nal Management; 
Miami  Beach,  Florida 

''George  Lester  Bradford 
Accounting;  Belmont, 
Massachusetts 

Richard  Martin  B randt 

Business;  Centerline 

Thoma s  Arth ur  Brandt 
Business;  Detroit 
Doris  Ethel  Branson 

Journalism;  Grand  Rapids 

De lb e rt  Joseph  Branz 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Ki.ng s ford 

Robert  William  B rayto n 
Business;  Howell 
Charles  A.  Brethen,  Jr. 

Business;  Wyandotte 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

5 

Walter  Harold  Breyer 
Business;  Detroit 
RobertaKimber  Brickey 
Soc ial  Work;  Quincy 
Henry  Coleman  Brooks 

Business;  Grosse  Pointe 

Vincent  Luke  Brophy,  Jr. 

Accounting;  La  Grange,  illinois 

* Frances  Isabel  Brown 

Social  Work;  Ann  Arbor 

Phyllis  Elaine  Brown 

Social  Work;  Detroit 
'' Will iam  Francis  Brown 

Acc ounting;  Bridgeport 

Robe rt  John  Brownell 
Eco nomic s;  Detroit 

Carl  Frederic  Bruce 

Business;  Gra nd  Rapids 

Robert  '.Valter  B ru ce 

Political  Sc ience;  Ba ngor,  Maine 

William  Frank  Br umba um 

Business;  Be nt on  Harbor 

Conrad  Franc i s  l3uck 

Journali s m ;  Lexington, 

Massachuse tt s 

Charl es  Allan  Buckel 
Business;  Saginaw 

John  Stewart  Buhl 

Business;  Trenton 

Donald  Peter  Bunka 
Business;  Detroit 

Walter  Kenneth  B unting,  Jr . 

Eco nomics;  Jackson 

Robert  Nathan  Burl ey 

Business;  Muskegon  He ight s 

Joa nne  Marie  Bu rns 

Journalism;  Swartz  Creek 

Alan  Delevett  Burrows 

Hote l,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management ; 
Danville,  Pennsyl vania 

Frank  Felix  Butkiew icz 
Journalism;  Jackson 

Le  Roi  Hugh  Butler 

Business;  Lansing 
Robert  Alexande r  Byfield 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  Ge n era l 
Institutional  Management; 
Ne w  York,  New  York 

Kathleen  Ann  Cahill 

Social  Work;  P etoskey 

P aul  Edward  Cahow  · 

Busines s ;  Dearborn 

Ja m es  Edwin  Calder 

Public Administ ration ; 
Sault  Ste.  Marie 
Eleano r  Sarah  Carlson 

Busine ss;  Roscommon 

Leif Morgan  Carlson 

Business;  East  Lansing 

Jose' Carta- Escalona 

Economics;  Barquis imeto, 

Venezuela 
Robert  Edward  Caskey 

Journali s m;  Grand  Rapids 

John  Husted  Chamberlain,  Jr. 

Busines s;  Lansing 
William  George  Chance 

Social  Work;  Port  Huron 

Beverly  Jean  Chandler 

Journalism;  Toledo,  Ohio 

SCHOOL  OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERV}CE (Continued) 

* Da vid  Warren  Chase 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Richmond,  Indiana 
He rbert George  Chesney 
Business;  Detroit 
Roland  Leon Chetter 

Journalism;  Detroit 
* John  Allen  Christensen 

Business;  Lansing 
John  Paul  Christensen 

Journalism;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Ronald  Roy  Christensen 
Business;  L·ansing 

Donald  Louis  Clark 

Business;  Detroit 
E.  Burdell  Clark,  Jr. 
Business;  Detroit 
Edward  Stuart  Cleland 

Bueiness;  Galion,  Ohio 

James  Michael  Cliaoutis 
Business;  Lans ing 
William  Michael  Cohen 

Econo m i cs ;  We s t  Branch 

Harvey  Richard  C ol e man 
Business;  Detroit 

George  Richard  Colley,  Jr. 
Business ;  Gary ,  Indiana 

Lee  Jay  Colling 

E conomic s ;  Ca ro 
R ichard  Alber t  Coll in s 
Business;  Lac hine 

Herbert  Conlan 

Busine ss ;  Detroit 
E.  Ramon  Conver s e 

Economic s ;  Det roit 
Vic t oria  Bridge t  Conway 

Journal i sm;  Grosse  Pointe 

Addi son  P ort er  Cook,  III 
Busine s s ;  Jackson 

Clyd e  Ev r i tt  Cook 

Public  Administration; 

Waverly,  Iowa 
Frede ric k  William  Cooper 

J o urnalism;  Highland  Park 

Gary  Kenneth  Cooper 
Bus iness;  Owos s o 

Joan  Isabel  Cooper 

Business ;  Phoenix,  Arizona 

Ran s om  Montague  Cope 
E conomics;  Owosso 
John  Edward  Corfield,  II 

Journali sm;  Grosse  Pointe 

Mervin D.  Corneli us 

Accounting;  Elkhart,  Indiana 

Donald  Robert  Covert 

Accounting;  Plea s ant  R idge 

Kenneth Gerod  Coyne 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management;  Detroit 

Alphonso  Crawford 

Acc ounting;  De t roit 

Hugh  David  Credille 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Ins t itutional  Management;  F l int 

Howard  H.  Crenshaw 
Business ;  Flint 

William  Jac kson  Crooke 
Business ;  Detroit 
Marvin M erle  Crook s 

Business;  Flat  Rock 

Alvin  Sauntae  Crosby 
Social  Work;  Caro 

Robert  Russell  Cros s ley 

E c onomic s;  Webberville 

LaVerne  Roy  Culham 

Acc ounting;  Lans ing 
Gary  Way n e  Cummings 
Acc ounting;  Owo sso 

Ross  Lafitte  Cunningham 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Alta  Jean  Cushman 

Journalism;  Bath 
Mary  Jane  Cuthbert 

Business;  Windsor,  Ontario 

Allen  Bernard  Cutting 
Business;  Paw  Paw 

Norman  Harry  Czich 
Business ;  Lansing 

* Joel  Martin  Dalkin 

Hotel,  Restaurant and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Chicago,  Illinois 
James  Bernard Daniel 
Food  Distribution; 

Murphysboro,  Illinois 

William George  Daoust 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and General 
Institutional  Management; 

Lansing 
Shirley  Jane  Davarn 

Business ;  East  Lans i ng 

Richard  Arthur  Davies 
Economics;  Pontiac 

* John  Eldon  Davis 

Social  Work;  Pontiac 

Richard  E.  Daw 

Business;  Sandwich,  Illinois 

Charles  Stanley  Daymond,  Jr. 

Economics;  Ferndale 

Herbert  Leighton  Dean 

Accounting;  Niagara  Falls, 

New  York 
William  Boele  De  Haan 
Business ;  Flint 
Peter  D.  De  Hamer 

Bus iness ;  Grandville 

Henry  Clifford  Deming 

Ec onon:tics;  Newark,  Ohio 

David  Steward de  Tar 
Economics;  Milan 

John  J .  DeVries 

Business ;  Caledonia 
James  Bradford  Dibble 

Business ;  East  Lansing 

Gale  DeLyle  Dickinson 
Bus iness ;  Tekonsha 

Andrew  B.  Di etrich 

Economics;  Bronxville,  New  York 

Robert  Houston  Ditc h 

Business ;  South  Haven 

*Harold  Dobrowa 

Journalism;  Lansing 

John  L .  Dodge 

Busi ness;  Detroit 

Joyce  Worthington  Donnell 

Business ;  Okemos 

John  Franci s  Doran 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Detroit 
John  Michael  Doyle 

Business ;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Donald  A.  Drader 

E c onomi cs;  Grosse  Pointe 

Howard  William  Duncan 

Business ;  East  Lansing 

Robert  Frank  Durfee 
Business;  Detroit 
Joseph  Edward  Dwyer 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institut ional  Management; 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

James  Harold  Dyer 

Economics;  Battle  Creek 

tTheodore  Robinson  Eck 

Politi cal  Science;  East  Lansing 

Sinclair.  Lionel  Edwards 
Business;  Lansing 
Thomas  William  Egan 

Economics;  White  Plains, 

New  York 

Helen  Elias 

Journalism;  Detroit 
Don  Harrell  Ellis,  Jr. 

Journalism;  Evanston,  Illinois 

George  Edward  English 
Business ;  Bad  Axe 
John  Joseph  Eschrich 
Business;  Detroit 
William  Carl  Euler,  Jr_, 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management;  West 

Orange,  New  Jersey 

Gwen  Ellen  Evans 

Journalism;  Saginaw 
Arthur  Theodore  Evert,  Jr. 

Hotel,  Restaurant and  General 
Institutional Management;  Okemos 

Sylvan Manuel  Faller 
Business;  Flint 
William  David  Farley 

• Economics;  Battle  Creek 
William  Charles  Federhart 

Business;  Saginaw 

Edmund Willis  Ferguson 

Business;  Flint 
Marilyn L e e  Ferguson 
Journalism; Alt oona, 
Pennsylvania 

John  Ralph  Folz 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management;  Detroit 

Mark  McMahon Ford 

Economics;  Ann Arbor 

Norman  P aul  Fortin 

Public Administrat i on; 

Highland  Park 
Rex  Raymond  Forton 

Accounting;  Traver s e  City 

Howard  William  Fos dic k 
Business;  Gaylord 
Robert  Weller  Foster 

Busines s ;  East  Lansing 

David  Hugh  Fox 

Hotel,  Restaurant and  General 
Institutional  Manag ement; 

Bangor,  Maine 

Otis  Nathan  French 

Economics;  Grand  Rapids 

George  H.  C .  Frimodig 
Economic s;  Lans ing 
* Margaret  Gwendolyn  Fuller 
Journalism;  Eas t  Lansing 

Wendell  Paul  Fuller 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management;  East 

Lansing 

Jack  James  Gage 

Journalism;  Plymouth 

Cliffo r d  Foster Galle 

Journalism;  Lans ing 

Thomas  N.  Galle 

Busines s ;  Grand  Rapids 

LeRoy  Douglas  Gantos 

Accounting;  Grand  Rapid s 

Gabri el  Garcia 

E conomics;  Bogota',  Colo mbia 

Robert  James  Garr is on 

J ournalism;  Grand  Rapids 

Ronald  Norman Gay 

Bus iness;  Detroit 
James  Clyde  Gellasch 
Economics;  Detroit 
David  Donnelly  Gellert 
Ec onomics;  Detroit 

*With  Honor 
t Wit h  High  Honor 

6 

SCHOOL  OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE (Continued) 

Cornell  Ghise 

Business;  Dearborn 

Alice  Ann Giffels 

Hotel,  Restaurant and  General 
Institutional  Management;  Detroit 

Robert  E.  Gilberg 

Hotel,  Restaurant and General 
Institutional Management; 
Fort Wayne,  Indiana 

Vernon  Pershing Gill 

Economics;  Rochester,  New  York 

William  Lovemen Ginsburg 

Business;  Detroit 

John  Ralph Gladen 

Business;  Flat Rock 

t  Velma  Jean Goers 

Business  Education;  Farmington 

Leonard  Jerome  Geotzke 

Business;  Flint 

Lewis  Golub 

Food  Distribution;  Schenectady, 

New  York 
Anne  Elizabeth Gonne 

Business  Education;  Detroit 

David  Frank Gordon 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management;  Detroit 

Lawrence  Robert  Gordon 
Business;  Bay  City 
Monte  Stewart  Gordon 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

New  Rochelle,  New  York 

Nancy  Jean Grace 

Journalism;  Lansing 
*Lawrence  Thurman Grady 
Food  Distribution;  Fort 
Atkinson,  Wisconsin 

Jim  Thompson Grant 

Political Science;  Detroit 

James  Cottrell Graulich 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

West  Orange,  New  Jersey 

James  Herman Gray 

Accounting;  Lansing 

Robert  Earl Gregory 

Economics;  Detroit 

Gerald  S.  Grohman 

Economics;  Chicago,  Illinois 

*Robert Lisle  Groom 
Journalis m;  Flint 

Thomas John Gross 

Accounting;  Highland  Park 

Maxwell  J.  Grost 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Lansing 
Jerry  Clare  Guynn 

Social  Work;  Michigan Center 

James  Franklin Guyot 

Political  Science;  Pleasant  Ridge 

Harold  Sidney  Guz 

Business;  Detroit 

Elayne  Marie  Haas 

Journalism;  Atlanta 

Clare  Richard  Hagen 
Business;  Ubly 
Patricia  Raye  Haggins 
Accounting;  Detroit 

John  Edwin  Hale 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Marshall 
Calvin  C.  Hall 

Journalism;  Dearborn 

Priscilla Ma s on  Hall 

Donald  Devereux  Hallan 
Accounting;  Detroit 
*Thomas  Edwin Halloran  Jr. 

Business;  Port  Washington, 

New  York 
Patrick  Joseph Hally 
Business;  Detroit 
Harold William  Halstead 

Business;  Brekenridge 

*Allen A.  Hamari 

Business;  Iron Mountain 

William  Max  Hamilton 
Business;  Alger 

Richard  Trimble  Hanley 
Business;  Pittsfield, 
Massachusetts 
Bryon  Eugene  Hanna 

Journalism;  Clarksville 

Robert  Alan  Hannan 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management;  Lima 

Ohio 

John  Clement  Hansen 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Brainard,  Minnesota 

Russell Arthur  Hansen 

Accounting;  Ludington 
Clinton Harold  Hardenbrook 
Journalism;  Flushing 

William Kemp  Harmon 

Political  Science;  Gregory 

Earl George  Harris 

Accounting;  Owosso 

*Mary  Joan  Harris 

Business;  Detroit 
James  Scott  Harrison 

Business;  East  Lansing 

Suzanne  Louise  Harten 

Journalism;  Marlette 
William  Thomas  Harvey 
Business;  Detroit 
Joseph  Bruce  Hatfield 

Food  Distribution;  Louisville, 

Kentucky 
Donald  Eugene  Hayes 
Business;  Flint 
Merritt  Russell  Hayes 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management;  Gaylord 

Robert  Raymond  Heenan 

Business;  Flint 
Dean  Adelbert  Helms 
Accounting;  Flint 
Joyce  Elaine  Hemenway 
Business ;  Allen  Park 

James  Victor  Henry 

Accounting;  Detroit 

Nancy  Jane  Herman 

Journalism;  Kalamazoo 

David  Harold  Hermann 
Business;  Detroit 

Wallace  Gerald  Hermanson 
Business;  Plymouth 

Wilfred  Ernest  Herring,  Jr. 

Business;  Ida 
George  William  Hess 
Accounting;  Flint 

Douglas  Wainwright  Hill,  Jr. 

Economics;  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Geraldine  Carol Hindes 
Journalism;  Detroit 

Raymond  Hing 

Hotel,  Reataurant  and  General 
Inst.itutional  Management; 

Flint 

Adeline  Alice  Hodge 

Journalism;  Jamestown,  New  York 

Social  Work;  Traverse  City 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

7 

Frank G.  Hodges,  Jr. 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

Mona  Lou  Hoedl 

Journalism;  Dearborn 
Russell Vincent  Hoffmaster 

Social  Work;  Rochester,  New  York 

John Michael  Holds 

Business;  Battle Creek 
Cicero  Jonathan  Holmes,  III 

Business;  Bronson 
George  Wendall  Holmes 

Social  Work;  South  Haven 

Guy  Martin Holwig 

Business;  Eaton  Rapids 

David  Stevens Hook 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Grand  Rapids 

Smith  Beal  Horton 

Business;  Adrian 
David  Bartlett Hosie 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional Management; 

South  Wales,  New  York 

Donald  James  Hosie 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

East  Aurora,  New  York 

James  Vic kery Huebner 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional Management; 

Royal  Oak 
John  Frederick Hueni 
Business;  Lai:Jsing 
Lloyd  Norman  Hughes 

Public  Administration;Taw·as City 

John  Warren  Humphrey,  II 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Glendale,  Ohio 
Russell  Erwin  Humphrey 
Business;  Big  Rapids 
* Kathleen  Bonvouloir  Hunter 

Business;  Midland 
tMichael  Edward  Hurst 

Hotel,  Restaurant and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Grand  Haven 
Henry  Robert  Hutt 

Economics;  Kenmore,  New  York 

Roger  Wayne  Imeson 

Accounting;  Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Dean  Edgar  Iverson 

Journalism;  Bear Lake 

Richard  William  Jackson 

Business;  Highland  Park 

John  Edward  Jacob 

Accounting;  Jackson 

Donald  Robert  Jahn 
Economics;  l;"lint 
Joseph  Hassen  Jajey 
Business;  Flint 

Neil  John  Jannes 

Journalism;  Benton  Harbor 

Paul  W.  Jencks 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Holland 

*Ronald Arthur  Jenkins 
Journalism;  Detroit 

Chris  John  Jennings 

Business;  Lansing 

John  Anastas  Johnides 
Economics;  Howell 
Carl  Victor  Johnson,  Jr. 
Economics;  Ludington 

Chauncey  Paul  Johnson 
Business;  Detroit 

SCHOOL OF  BUSINESS AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE (Continued) 

Clarence Charles  Johnson 

Business;  Flint 
Jerry  Basham  Johnson 
Business;  Royal Oak 

N.  Joan  Johnson 

Business  Education;  Dearborn 

Richard  Jordean  Johnson 
Business;  Detroit 
Robert  Urban  Johnson 

Business;  Bronxville,  New  York 

Russell  Edward  Johnson 

Food  Distribution;  Gary,  Indiana 

Gerald  Franklin  Johnston 
Business;  Manistee 
Edward  Earl  Jones,  Jr. 

Business;  East  Lansing 

Thomas  Joseph  Judge 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Bridgeport,  Connecticut 

Ronald  Lee  Kaiser 

Accounting;  Chicago,  illinois 

James  Marion Karbowski 

Business;  Crump 
Frank  James  Karos 
Business;  Detroit 
David  Patrick Kelley 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

John  William  Kensler 

Business;  Wilkinsburg, 

Pennsylvania 

James  Leonard  Kent 

Business;  Bay  City 
Richard  John Kercher 
Business;  Owosso 

Judith  Mary  Kerr 

Social  Work;  Bay  City 

Robert  Carew Kettles 
Business;  Lansing 
Kenneth  LeRoy  Ketzler 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

, 

East  Lansing 

*Marcus  E .  Key 

Economics;  Detroit 

Sue  Carol Kintigh 

Business;  East  Lansing 

Mary  Ellen Kirby 

Journalism;  Monroe 

Don  Francis  Kirchner 
Journalism;  Detroit 

William  Louis  Kish 

Business;  Princeton, 

Minnesota 

Edward  John  Klein 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Fred Arthur  Kling 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

Delora  Anne  Knauf 

Business;  Ravenna 

Garry  Walter  Knott 

Business;  Flint 

Glenwood  Charles  Koehn 

Economics;  Pleasant  Ridge 

Darrell D.  Koon 

Business  Education; 
Grand  Rapids 

Lionel  R.  Korb 

Business;  Allen  Park 
Donald  McClung  Kranenberg 
Business;  Grand  Rapids 

Alan  R.  Kreps 

Business;  Fremont 

Leo  J.  Kreps 

Business;  Fremont 
James  Michael  Kronner 
Business;  Port  Huron 

Wayne  Henry  Kruse 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management;  Mt. 

Prospect,  illinois 

Wayne  Henry  Kruse 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Mt.  Prospect,  illinois 

Richard  David  Kuhn 

Political  Science;  Pontiac 

H.  Robert  Kull,  Jr. 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Ins t itutional  Management; 

Royal  Oak 
Herbert  Louis  Kunze 
Business;  Flint 
Joseph  Paul  Kupinski 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

Stanley  Warren Kurzman 

Journalism;  Buffalo,  New  York 

R.  Jay  Kussmaul 

Business;  Woodland 

Edwin  Roman  Labuz 
Business;  Detroit 
William  Anthony  Laffler 
Business;  Detroit 
Alex  George  Laggis 

Journalism;  Traverse  City 

Robert  Fremont  Lake 

Economics;  Three  Rivers 

Mark Lambert 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Bernard  Lampear 

Business;  Detroit 
Everett  Carl Larsen 

Business;  Ann  Arbor 
Richard  Ge ne  Laventhol 

Business;  Philadelphia, 

Pennsylvania 
Francis  Laverdiere 

Business;  Lake  Linden 

Joan  Francis  Lawler 

Journalism;  Sturgis 

* Irving Anthony  Le  Blanc 
Journalism;  Lansing 
William  Harvey  LeComte 
Journalism;  Caldwell, 

New  Jersey 
Jeanette  Shiya  Lederer 

Business;  Niagara  Falls,  New  York 

Kyu  Yawp  Lee 

Economics;  Pyongnam,  Korea 

Ransoin Virgil Leech 
Business;  Detroit 

*Gerald  Henry  LeFevre 

Accounting;  Hesperia 

Richard  Earl Leffel 

Economics;  Lansing 

Stephen  Gano  Long 

Journalism;  San  Franc i s co, 

California 

* James  Barton Lovell 

Economic s;  Washington,  D. C. 

Rachel  Lucas 

Social  Work;  Bay  City 
James  Francis Luckey,  Jr. 

Business;  RaCine,  Wisconsin 

Carl Adolph  Luepnitz 

Political  Science;  Moran 

Edwin  E.  Luke 

Business;  Flint. 

Evelyn  S.  Lum 

Economics;  Honolulu,  Hawaii 

Robert  Joseph  Lundberg 
Economics;  Sparta 

Charles  Wesley  Lyman 
Economics;  Flint 

Eugene  Maynard  Maitrott 
Accounting;  Rochester 

Eugene  Sheridan  Mall 

Business;  Oak  Park 

Joseph  Hoover  Mallison 

Food  Distribution;  Bellerose, 

New  York 

Charles  William  Malloch 

Social  Work;  Manistique 

James  Joseph  Maloney 
Accounting;  Jackson 

Robert  Hunter  Maltby 
Business;  Bellaire 
Keith  Bradley  Mantell 

Business;  Lawrence 

Donald  Patrice Marentette,  Jr. 

Business;  Detroit 

John  Joseph  Markiewicz,  Jr. 

Public  Admini stration;  Van  Dyke 

Richard  Calder  Marquis 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional Management;  Flint 

t  George  Charles  Marvin 

Accounting;  Oak  Lawn,  illinois 

Frederic  Carter Matcheck 

Business ;  Detroit 
Charles  Walker  Mayhew 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management;  Detroit 

Thomas  William  McAuliffe 

Business;  Chicago,  illinois 

Marilee Olga  McClellan 
Social  Work;  Utica 

Daniel  D.  McCrary 

Journalism;  Hickory  Corners 

Montgomery  Charles  LeGoff 

Food  Distribution;  Lake  Forest, 

Betty  Lou  Me Donald 
Business ;  Detroit 

illinois 

Frances  Georgette  Lell 

Business  Ed ucation;  Jersey City, 

Ne w  Jersey 
Robert  William  Lemaux 
Economics;  Pontiac 

Cornelius  Williams  Leonard.  III 

Business;  Royal Oak 

· 

Lowell  E.  Levi 

Accounting;  Saginaw 

Bernard Howard  Levy 
Business;  Jackson 
* Eugene  Howard  Lewis 

Food  Distribution;  Houston,  Texas 

Howard  Lewis,  Jr. 

Business;  Jackson 

Benno  Karl  Leyrer 

Journalism;  Leslie 
Russell  Duane  Linabury 

Policital  Science;  Flint 

John  Robert  Little 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Birmingham 

Robert  James  McDonoug h 
Business;  Escanaba 

Lowell  James  McDougal,  Jr. 
Economics;  Grand  Rapids 
* Lorne  William  McDougall 
Business;  Pontiac 
Charles  A.  McGlinch 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Jackson 

Norman  Earl  McGlinnen 
Business;  Detroit 

* Kathleen  McGowan 

Journalism;  Jackson 

Jack  Luton  McGregor 

Accounting;  St .  Johns 

Donald  Leo  Me Innis 

Economics;  Gary,  Indiana 

Ronald  Michael  McKinley 

Business;  Glenview,  illinois 

William  Frank McKinley 
Business;  Saginaw 
* Thomas  Anthony  McKinney 
Business ;  Grand  Rapids 

*With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

8 

John  Joseph  Me  Lean 

Economics;  East  Lansing 

Joan  Carolyn  Me  Mahon 

Business;  Pleasant  Ridge 

William  McPherson 
Business;  Detroit 
Charles  Kuehl  Megowen 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 

Institutional  Management; 

Saginaw 

Frederick  John  Menq  III 
Business;  Detroit 
Robert  Charles  Metzger 

Hotel,  Restaurant and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Scotia,  New  York 
Richard  James  Meurer 
Bus iness;  Detroit 

* Jacquelyn  Yvonne  Michielsen 

Journalism;  Holland 

Lee  Roy  Middleton 

Business  Education;  Flint 

David  Bruce  Miller 

Accounting;  Pc:mtiac 
Edward  Frederick Miller 

Business;  Nile s 

t  Nora  Nielsen  Miller 

Journalism;  Hastings 

Richard  Kent  Miller 

Business;  Grosse  Pointe 

Robert  Glenn  Miller 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Traverse  City 

Lois  Shafter  Mills 

Business;  Royal  Oak 

William  David  Mills 

Journalism;  Dearborn 

William  Hudson  Mirgon 
Bus iness;  Saginaw 

Sarkes  Missakian 

Economics;  Detroit 

David  Charles  Moore 

Hotel,  Restaurant and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

East Orange,  New  Jersey 

Glen  Edward  Moore 

Hotel,  R e staurant and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

East  Lansing 

Pierce  Mar s h  Moore 

Political  Science;  Lapeer 

Donald  Merriman  More 
Economic s;  Marshall 
Thomas  Cashin  Moreau 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Pontiac 
M.  J .  Morell 

Economics;  Ferndale 

.John  Moross 

Business ;  Detroit 
David  Jewett  Morrill 

Business;  Ann  Arbor 

Eli  Morrison 

Economic s;  Detroit 

Carl Lewis  Mosack 

Business;  Detroit 

Jame s  I.  Mosher 

Journalism;  Lansing 

J o hn  Me lville  Mowat 

Bu s iness ;  Rive rs i de,  Ontario 

* Kenneth  Theodore  Mullaney 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional Management; 

Berkley 
James  Stewart  Myers 
Bus iness;  Lansing 
*Kathryn  Margaret  Myers 

Journalism ;  Allegan 

*With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

SCHOOL OF  BUSINESS AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE (C'ontinued) 

Robert  A.  Nagle 

Business;  Detroit 

Dale  Barton Near 

Journalism;  Detroit 

John Louis  Nedeau 

Economics;  Muskegon 

Phillip  John  Neeb 

Business;  Bad  Axe 

JoAnne  Neff 

Busin~ss;  Cassopolis 

Peter  James  Nekos 

John  Leo  Pfeiffer 

Accounting;  Marion,  Ohio 

Sally  Phelps 

Journalism;  Prairie  View,  illinois 

Robert  Rolfe  Phillips 

Political Science;  Mason 

Robert  Eugene  Pingry 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Crystal  Lake,  illinois 

Stanley  Clayton Plowman 

Accounting;  Kiii.gston,  New  York 

Business;  Kenosha,  Wisconsin 

Roger  Owen  Nelson 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Harold  William  Nichols,  Jr. 

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

Pamela Ann  Nickerson 

Social  Work;  Flemington, 

New  Jersey 
Peggy  Ruth  Niethamer 

Business  Education;  Woodland 

Norman Gerald  Norman 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Spring  Lake 

Phillip  Dale  Nowak 

Hotel,  Restaurant and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Manistee 

William  Maxwell  Nuttall 

Business;  Smiths  Creek 

Gerald  Keith  Oberlin 

Public  Administration;  Lansing 

Robert  Henry Ogden 

Business;  Lansing 
tPatrick  Terence  O'Hara 

Economics;  Grand  Rapids 

James  Robert  Osborn 
Business ;  Lansing 

Gordon  Lee Ostman 
Business;  Sparta 

Herbert  Bernard  Packard 
Business;  Charlotte 
Alfred  Irving  Palmie re 

Richard  Wayne  Pollock 
Business;  Detroit 
Harry  Aristides  Popores 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Hartford,  Connecticut 

Shirlee  Sharon  Posner 
Business;  Detroit 
Henry  Gerald  Potter 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Jack  Garfield  Potter 

Accounting;  Jackson 

Donald  Howard  Pound 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional Management;  Flint 

Roy  Franklin  Prince 
Business;  Flint 
Eileen  Louise  Probst 

Public  Administration;  Lansing 

Robert  Edward  Prudehl 
Journalism;  Lansing 

Vernon  Pugh 

Journalism;  Fenton 
Richard George  Purzer 
Journalism;  Wixom 
Donald  Alexander  Purzycki 

Business;  Flint 
Gerald  Louis  Rafferty 
Business;  Bay  City 

Graham  Don  Rankin 

Business;  North  Muskegon 

Robert  John  Rankin 

Business;  North  Muskegon 

* Patricia  Jo  Rasdale 

Social  Work;  Rochester,  New  York 

Journalism;  St .  Johns 

Gene  B .  Parker 

Economics;  Wabash,  Indiana 

William  Joseph  Parrish 
Journalism;  Saginaw 

tWanda ·Marie  Parson 

Social  Work;  Webberville 

Nancy  Ruth  Patenge 

Accounting;  Owosso 

Richard  Keith Paver 

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

Judith  Louiebelle  Payne 
Social  Work;  Alma 
William  Homer  Pearson 

Business;  Grand  Ledge 

James  Dale  Peasley 

Social  Work;  Lansing 

William  Wilson  Peattie 

Business;  Highland  Park 

Robert  William  Percival 
Economics;  Detroit 
Charles  Connell  Perkins 
Business;  Jackson 
Carlyle  Mervale  Perry 

Food  Distribution;  Lansing 

Robert  Burk  Peterson 
Business;  Detroit 

Gordon  William  Petherick 

Paul  Reading 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Bloomfield 
John  Cameron  Reault 
Business;  Detroit 
Donald  Richard  Redmond 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management;  Pontiac 

Frederick  Franklin Reed 
Business;  Munising 

Jean Winifred  Regan 
Business;  Oxford 

Ethel  Louise  Reid 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Muskegon  Heights 

Glenn  Edwin  Reitzel,  Jr. 
Business;  Kalamazoo 

Robert  Charles  Revou 

Business;  Lexington,  Massachusetts 

Donald  William  Reynolds 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management;  Saginaw 

Thomas  Costello  Richardson 

Accounting;  Flint 

* Hannah  Richmond 

Business;  New  York,  New  York 

* Cynthia  Ann  Ring 

Business;  Waukesha,  Wisconsin 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

*Amy  Jo Ann  Pettibone 

Business;  East  Lansing 

Joel  Marvin  Rippa 

Journalism;  Detroit 

9 

SCHOOL  OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE (Continued) 

Joan Marie  Roberts 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

Donald  Dewey  Robertson 
Business;  Lansing 
Thomas  Wood  Robins on 
Ac c ounting;  Lansing 
Willard  Allen  Robinson 
Bus ines s;  Lansing 
John  Lloyd  Roc k,  III 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Instututional  Management; 

Dearborn 
Edgar  Dea  Rohlfing 
Bus ines s;  Flint 
Richard  Samuel  Roper 
Ac c ounting;  Detroit 

David  Joseph  Rose 

Accounting;  Flint 
Robert  Howard  Rowe 

Journalism;  De t roit 

Charles  Robert  Roy 

Ac counting;  Lans ing 

Jack  Bernard  Russ 

Bus iness ;  Lans i ng 
Carroll  Edward  Russell 

Bus ine s s;  Car s on  City 

James  Aloy s ius  Ruyle 

Business ;  Reed  C ity 

James  Gerald  Ryan 

Journalism;  Jac kson 
E lb ie  Elizabeth  Sac kett 

Political  Sci ence;  Lansing 

Robert  D.  Salesky 

Journalism;  Saginaw 

Donald  Charles  Sams 

Accounting;  Port  Hope 

J ames  A.  Sanderson 
Bus ine ss ;  Flint 

Gordo n  Louis  Sattelmeier 

B usiness ;  Detroit 
Edith  Ro s s  Saunders 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Fred  Howard  Sayles 

Economic s;  Detroit 

George  M.  Schellgell 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Ins tit utional  Managemen1; 
Passaic,  New  Jersey 

Donald  Miller Schlemmer 

Busines s;  Detroit 

P aul  Alan  Schm idt 

Robert  Thompson Scott 

Accounting;  East  Lansing 

Calvin  Vern  Seger 

Business;  Lansing 

*Lee  F r ancis  Seguin 

Business;  Canandaigua,  New  York 

Stanley A.  Stalburg 

Food  Distribution;  Detroit 

Sidney  Raymond  Stamp 

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

Delfino  Bruno  Ser.ra 

Business ;  Forestville, 

Connecticut 

Lawrenc e  Robert  Shanahan 

Business;  Brimley 

Joseph  Edward  Shaw 
Business;  Midland 

Howard  Stuart  Shelp 

Ac c ounting;  Byron 

Roger  Dale  Sherk 

Journalism;  Grosse  Pointe 

Martin  James  Sherman 

Economics;  East  Chicago,  Indiana 

William  T .  Shimoura 

Journalism;  Highland  Park 

Saralee  Lois  Shulman 

Political Science;  Detroit 

John  Henry  Sibbald 

Business ;  Sault  Ste .  Marie 

Stephen Sichel 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Ins t ut utional  Management; 
Newark,  New  Jersey 

Donald  Lynn  Simmons 

Journalis m;  Belding 

Earl Adam  Sindecuse 

Robert  Lee  Starks 

Business;  Royal Oak 
Donald  Edward  Stevens 
Accounting;  Detroit 
Howard  John Stock,  Jr. 

Economics;  Birmingham 

John  Frederick Storrer 
Business;  Owosso 

* Monte  Robert  Story 

Accounting;  Edmore 

Robert  Allen Strat ton 
Business;  Lansing 

Kenneth  Raymond  Strickland 
Economics;  Harbor  Beach 
Lawrence  Wilton  Sublett,  Jr . 

Business  Education;  Detroit 

* Roger  Keith  Sumners 

Business;  Clarion,  Iowa 

t  Jean  Puhek  Swanson 

Journali sm;  Detroit 

Charles  Alan Swarts 

Economics;  Birmingham 

Nor.ma  Grace  Sweeney 
Soc ial  Work;  Mason 

Allen  La  Fayette  Sweet,  Jr. 

Busi ness ;  Detroit 

Business;  St.  Louis,  Mi s souri 

Bill Szuch 

George  Patrick  Skehan 
Business;  Lansing 
Howard  Lee  Skerratt 

Food  Distribution;  Bear Lake 

Donald  Robert  Slaght 
Business;  Detroit 

*Donald  Lee  Smith 

Political Science;  Coldwater 

Gerald  Joseph Smith 
Business ;  Detroit 
Henry  Spencer  Smith 

• 

Business;  Oswego,  illinois 

Jeannette  Amelia  Smith 

Business  Education;  Adrian 

Kenneth  Meighan  Smith 
Business;  Milford 
Margaret  Anne  Smith 

Social Work;  Rocky  River,  Ohio 

Economics;  Kenmore,  New  York 

Maynard  Saville  Smith 

Gerald  Ewald  Schm idtke 
Business;  Lansing 
Robert George  Schneider 
Ac counting;  Petoskey 
Walter  Emil  Schoenegge,  Jr. 

Political  Scienc e ;  Mishawaka, 

Indiana 

Clarke  Currie  Scholes 

E conomic s;  Highland  Park 

t  George  John Schornak 

Business ;  Fraser 

Edwin  Sc hreiber 

Economics;  Port  Huron 

Michael  John  Smith 

Business;  Detroit 

Patsy  Ann  Smith 

Social  Work;  Owosso 

Ruth  Jeanette  Smith 

Business  Education;  Lansing 

James  H.  Smolinski 

Business ;  Rogers  C ity 

*Gene  Calvin Snedeker 

E conomics;  Ja c kson 
Edward  Hamilton  Snider 

Busine s s  Educ ation;  F lint 

Journalism;  Grand  Rapid s 

John  Jacob  Sch r enk  · 

E c onomic s ;  Detroit 
Douglas  Alle n  Sc hubot 
Busine s s;  De troit 
Richa r d  John Sc h uck 

Journalis m;  L i nc oln Park 

Raymond  Martin Schultz 

Social  Work;  St .  Joseph 
Robert Gerha rd  Schumacher 

Virgil  Chester  Snyder 

Economics;  Lansing 

Earl Roy  Sommers 

Acc ounting;  Saginaw 

J ohn  William  Speck 

Business;  Jackson 
Alfred  Ray  Sp igarelli 

Accounting;  Dearborn 

*Robert  Spy er 

Ec onomic s ;  Chicago,  illinoi s 

Business ;  Whit e  Plain s ,  New  York 

Donald  P a ul  Sc o tt 

Bus ine ss;  Escanaba 

Robert  Moak  Sc ot t 

Busine s s;  Bay  Village,  Ohio 

Amos  Alonzo  Stagg,  III 

Business ;  Grand  Rap ids 

Billie  Norman  Stahlman 
Business ;  Wyandotte 

•' With  Hono r 
tWith  High  Honor 

10 

Economics;  Flint 
Gerald  Henry  Techentin 
Accounting;  L.ansing 
Roy  Norman  Tengelsen 

Food  Distribution;  Cleveland, 

Ohio 

Donald  Howard  Ter Achter 

Bus iness ;  Flint 
Merlin  Verl  Terrill 

Business;  Grand  Haven 

Robert  Elwood  Tetric k 

Hotel,  Restaurant and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Bellevue,  Ohio 

James  Edward  Theroux 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

East  Lansing 
William  Richard  Thomas 

Hotel,  Restaurant and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Ithaca,  New  York 

William  S.  Thomas 

Business;  Bay  City 
Robert  Kenneth  Thompson 

Business;  Detroit 
Willie  Lee  Thrower 

Social  Work;  New  Kensington, 

Pennsylvania 
James  Matthew  Tierney 

Economics;  Birmingham 

John  Kevin  Tobin 

Business ;  New  York,  New  York 

Jerome  Traxler 

Political  Science;  Kawkawlin 

George  Titus  Trumbull,  Jr. 

Journalis m;  Bloomfi eld  Hills 

Kenneth  Andrew  Tuc ker 

Political Scienc e ;  De catur 

James  VanWagoner  Tufty 

Journalism;  Alexandria,  Vi rginia 

Robert  Hubbs  Turner 
Bus ines s;  Lansing 
Donald  Walter  Upman 

Social  Work;  Whitehall 

SCHOOL OF  BUSINESS AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE (Continued) 

Dean Matthews  Wakefield 
Journalism;  St .  Johns 
Dorothy  Barbara Walker 

Social  Work;  West  Brookfield, 

Massachusetts 

Thomas  Edmund  Walsh 

Hotel,  Restaurant and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Springfield,  Ohio 

Elihu  Wesley Warner 

Business;  Coldwater 
*Harriett Louise  Watson 

Business;  Sault  Ste.  Marie 

John  Edward  Wavrick 
Business;  Detroit 
Noel  Keith  Weddington 
Economics;  Flint 
Arnold  Emil  Weiss,  Jr. 

Business;  Mt.  Clemens 

David  Ralph  Welch 

Accounting;  Davison 
Harlan William  Wellnitz 
Journalism;  Detroit 

Eugene  Mack  White 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

*Joan Widmar 

Business;  Beverly Shores, 

Indiana 

William  Richard  Wiersma,  Jr. 
Accounting;  Grand  Rapids 

Eugene  John  Wilczak 
Business;  Detroit 
Robert  Eugene  Wilkins 
Business;  Detroit 
Hugh  Morris  Wilkoff 

Economics;  Detroit 
Charles  Adrian Willis 

Public  Administration;  Port Huron 

Richard  Earl Wilmot 

Journalism;  Pontiac 

John  Edward  Wilson 

Journalism;  Wayne 
Robert  Joseph Wischmeier 

Political Science;  Burlington, 

Iowa 
Ruth  Ann  Wisman 

Business;  Inkster 

Harry  Wolin 

Economics;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Graham  Gilbert  Wood 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Henderson,  Kentucky 

tHoward  Stanley  Wood 

Business;  Kalamazoo 

Harry  Alan  Woodward 

Business;  Tecumseh 

Jean  Elizabeth  Wright 

Social  Work;  Coldwater 
Lawrence  Raymond  Wright 

Hotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management;  New 

York,  New  York 

Maud  Michele  Wyzenbeek 

Social  Work;  Mount  Vernon, 

New  York 
Michael  Bernard Yaros 

Economics;  Muskegon 

Harold LeRoy  Ziegler 
Business;  Jackson 

Ida  Anne  Zimmer 

Social  Work;  Battle  Creek 

Donald  Clayton Zimmerman 

Business;  Niagara,  Wisconsin 

Richard LeRoy  Zimmerman 

Business;  DeLavan,  Wisconsin 

Robert  John  Zolczer 

Journalism;  Buffalo,  New  York 

*Jane Helen  Urschel 

Hotel,  Restaurant and  General 
Institutional  Management; 
Bowling Green,  Ohio 

William  Joseph Utnik 

Hotel,  Restaurant and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Niagara  Falls,  New  York 

Mary  Barbara Vail 

Business  Education; 
Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Leland  Chapel  VanAlstine 
Accounting;  Byron 

John  L.  Van  Dagens 

Journalism;  Grosse  Pointe 

Robert  Vander  Hoek 

Business;  Grand  Rapids 

Jay  Richard  Vander  Wall 

Economics;  New  Era 
Arthur  Ronald Van Heulen 
Journalism;  Belmont 
Stewart  Carl  Van Meter 
Business;  Detroit 

Max  S.  Van  Vlerah 

:flotel,  Restaurant  and  General 
Institutional  Management; 

Lansing 
Mary  Helen  Verbiest 

Business;  Grosse  Pointe 

Duane  Richard  Vernon 
Business;  Ithaca 

Robert  Edmund  Visscher 
Public  Administration; 

Vicksburg 
Richard  Anthony  Volker 
Business;  Saginaw 
Richard  Lee  Vreeland 
Accounting;  Flint 

* Jack  Edgar Wagar 

Accounting;  Edmore 

* Janet  Louise  Wagner 

Journalism;  Detroit 

DEGREE OF  BACHELOR  OF SCIENCE 

Howard  James  Adams 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Jackson 

Marlin Gene  Alberts 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Grand  Rapids 

Joan Carol Allinson 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women;  LaGrange 

Park,  Illinois 

Richard  J.  Anderson 

Police  Administration;  Cadillac 

* Allen  Dale  Angell 

Police Administration;  Harbor 

Springs 

Donald  Edgar Atwater 

Police Administration;  Sturgis 

Roscoe  Blaine  Ballard 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Edward  B.  Balyo 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  East Lansing 

Nancy  Patricia  Barrett 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women;  Flint 

Loren Silas  Bates 

Police  Administration;  Lansing 

Thomas  William  Belton 

Physical  Education,  Health, and 
Recreation for  Men;  Dowagiac 

Roger  Pierre  Bessy,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Gerald  Harper  Boyd 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Leo  Joseph  Boyd 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Saginaw 

Arthur  Brandt,  Jr. 

Police  Administration;  Inkster 

Mary  Joan  Brunger 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women;  Grand 

Ledge 

Ernie  Arthur  Bueschlen 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  East  Lansing 

Calvin Keith  Burcham 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  East 

Liverpool,  Ohio 

Mary  Burczyk 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women;  Detroit 

Robert  Winfield  Carey 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Charlevoix 

Rexford  Eugene  Carrow 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Grand  Ledge 

Thomas  Hugh  Carson 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Roland  Joseph  Cartier 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Biddeford, 

Maine 

Robert  Walter  Ciolek 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Michigan 

City,  Indiana 
Thomas  Edward  Connell 

Police  Administration;  Muskegon 

Mary  Beth  Crane 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women; 
Arlington,  Virginia 

Ronald  Stuart  Culp 

Police  Administration;  Lansing 

Robert  William  Dangl 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Grand  Rapids 

James  Frederick Daniels 

Physical  Education,  Health· and 
Recreation for  Men;  Channing 

Charles  Robert  Davio 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Raymond  Eli  Davis 

Police  Administration;  Lansing' 

Arthur  Charles  Devletian 

Police  Administration;  Lansing 

*With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

11 

SCHOOL  OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERYICE (Continued) 

Bobbie  D.  Dilday 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Lansing 

Beverly  Ann  Dodge 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women;  Davison 

Stanley  Drobac 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Milwaukee, 

Wisconsin 

Robert  Lou  Dutton 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Muskegon 

Steven Louis  Dykema 

Police  Admi nistration;  Spring 

Lake 

Charles  Eldon  Egeler 

Police  Admi nistration;  Bay  City 

Kathryn  Dana  Eichhorn 

Police  Administration;  Lansing 

Phoebe  Ann  Ellis 

Physico.!  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women; 

Arlington  Heights,  Illinois 

William  Thomas  Ellis 

Police  Administration;  Roseville 

John  Gerald  Evans 

Robert  Bowen  Johnson 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Muskegon 

Heights 

Alvin  A.  Kaiser 

Police  Administration;  Alpena 

John  Paul Keniston,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Battle  Creek 

James  Raymond  Kepford 

Police  Administration;  Muskegon 

Grant  Armand  Kersten 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Peter Knezevich 

Police  Administration;  Chicago, 

Illinois 
Frank  Joseph  Kush 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Windber, 

Pennsylvania 
Noble  Forrest  Lewallen 

Police  Administration;  Goshen, 

Indiana 

Darrell  Eldon Lindley 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Clio 

Police  Admini stration;  Highland 

Edward  James  Lord 

Park 

Roy  Truman  Favor 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  East  Jordan 

Police  Administration;  Flint 

Charlotte  Elizabeth Lyon 

* Howard  Fei ertag 

Police  Administration;  Brooklyn, 

New  York 

Robert  David  Finch 

Physic al  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Fairview 

* John  Donald  Forbes 

Police  Administration;  Shiloh, 

Ohio 

Nylan  Dallas  Franklin 

Police  Adm inistration;  Midland 

David  Arlo  Fultz 

Phy sical  Educ ation,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Jackson 

Dean Homer  Garner 

Phys ical  Educat"ion,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Jackson 

* Myra  Le e  Gilbert 

P olice  Administration;  Detroit 

Ralph  Alban  Gill,  Ill 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Tyrone, 

Pennsylvania 

Leon George  Ham ilton 

Phys ical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Clark  Robert  Hoffman 

Police  Admini stration;  Grandville 

Montee  J .  Hoke 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Re c r e ation for  Men;  Oklahoma 

City,  Oklahoma 
Andrew  Joseph  Hudec 

Physic al  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Pittsfield, 

Massachusetts 

Edmund  Carol  Irvin 

P olic e  Administration;  Detroit 

Daniel  L.  Jesmur 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Auborn, 

New  York 

· 
Charles  Franc i s  Joblonski 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  East 

Roc hes t er,  New  Hampshire 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women;  Decatur, 

Illinois 
Alfred  William  Maki 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Lydia Ollarvia Martinez 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Donald  Glen  Mathews 

Police  Administration;  Kansas 

City,  Missouri 

William  Russell  Mathis 

Police Administration;  Dearborn 

Clifford  Joseph May,  Jr. 

Police  Administration;  Royal  Oak 

Donald  Francis  McAuliffe 

Physical  Education,  Heaith and 
Recreation for  Men;  Chicago, 

Illinois 

Robert  Lott  McClelland 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Hinsdale, 

Illinois 

Marvin Gene  McFadden 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreat ion for  Men;  Lansing 

Russell  John  Mcintosh 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Flushing 

Raymond  Francis  McKay 

Ph,.sic al.  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Ironwood 

John  Joseph  Meade,  Jr. 

Police  Administration;  Marine 

City 

Salvatore Angelo  Meli 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Grosse 

Pointe 

Elden  Ri chard  Moore 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Chelsea 

Jack  Dale  Morgan 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  De troit 

12 

Nancy  May  Morton 

Police  Administration;  Crimsby, 

Ontario 

Robert  Milton  Mueller 

Police  Administration;  Sheboygan, 

Wisconsin 

Anthony  Clement  Musica 

Police  Administration;  Meadville, 

Pennsylvania 
Richard  Harris  Northey 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Virginia 

Minnesota 

* Ray  Edward  Null 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Lansing 

David  Duane  Olson 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Gladstone 

* Herbert  Waldo  Olson 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

William Onisko 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

William  Carroll Osborn 

Police  Administration;  Crown 

Point,  Indiana 

James  Edward Oxendale 

Police  Administration;  Lansing 

Francis  Harold  Papineau 

Police  Administration;  Escanaba 

Edward  Charles  Papke 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Bellevue 

DeWitt  Corey  Parsons,  Jr:. 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Battle 

Creek 

Vincent  Francis  Pisano 

Police  Administration;  New 
Kensington,  Pennsylvania 

Frank  Paul  Pontello 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreatoin  for  Men;  Detroit 

John  Robert  Proch 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Peter  Jason Psenak 

Police  Administration;  Hammond 

Indiana 
Neil  Arthur  Ralya 

Police  Administration;  East 

Lansing 

Suzanne  Kathleen  Reece 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women;  Pontiac 

Eugene  N.  Rhodes 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Monroeville, 

Ind iana 
Harold  Ernst  Rice 

Phy sical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Miami, 

Arizona 

Joseph  Ni cholas  Rivich 

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

Indiana 

Joseph  James  Robbins 

Police  Administration;  Lansing 

Lydia Marie  Rolik 

Phys ical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women;  Muskegon 

Heights 

Marilyn Jane  Ruf 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreat ion for  Women;  St.  Charles 

SCHOOL  OF  BUSINESS AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE (Continued) 

Pauline  Jeanne  Russell 

Police  Administration;  Lapeer 

Raymond  William  Savage 

Police  Administration; 

Rochester,  New  York 

Norman  Jacob  Schmid 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Chicago, 

lllinois 

Norman J .  Schoenmaker 

Police  Administration;  Lansing 

Laurence  Holden Shatford 

Police  Administration; 

Larchmont,  New  York 

*William  Donald  Slanger 

Victor  G.  Strecher 

Police  Administration; 

Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Anton Graham  Sundland 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Neil  Clare  Thomas 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Decatur, 

Indiana 

Alfred  E.  Titus 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Mayville 

Lloyd  B.  Titus 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Coopersville 

Police  Administration;  Grand 

Suzanne  Troost 

Rapids 

Richard  K.  Smith 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation  for  Men;  Frankfort 

Ronald  Elmer  Smith 

Police  Administration;  East 

Detroit 

Charles  William  Spieser 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Bernard  Hayes  Steacy,  Jr. 
Police  Administration; 
Highwood,  illinois 

Henry  Calvin  Steffens 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Leland 

Norma  Lee  Stoddart 

Police  Administration;  Dearborn 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women;  Holt 

Charles Gaste  Usztics 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Richeyville, 

Pennsylvania 
Martin J.  Wager,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Drayton 

Plains 

John  Paul  Walter 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Buffalo, 

New  York 
Richard  Douglas  Warren 

Police  Administration; 

Pinconning 

Richard  Clare  Way 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Grand  Rapids 

Shirley  Ann  Weaver 
·  Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women;  Detroit 

Frederick Hall  Weeks 

Police  Administration;  Coldwater 

Charles  Lee  Weirman 

Police  Administration; 

Watervliet 

Ingeborg  Paula  Wild 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women;  Doster 

Anna  May  Williams 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women;  Detroit 

Sherrill Ann  Williams 

Police  Administration; 

Birmingham 
Charles  Yeramian 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Jerry Ames  Zerbe 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Flint 

Edward  Frank  Zychowski 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Carnegie, 

Pennsylvania 

*With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

13 

SCHOOL 

• 
0  F 

Education 

The  Candidates will be presented by acting DEAN  CECIL  V.  MILLARD 

DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS 

* Lois  Claire  Adrianse 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 
Thora  Belle  Aldrich 

Elementary  Education; 
Continental, Ohio 

Clara Mae  Alley 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

* E.  Janeen Anderson 

Elementary  Education; 
Wilmette,  illinois 

Eda  Susanna Anderson 

Elementary  Education;  Carney 

Marie  Louise Anderson 

Elementary  Education;  Rankin 

Dolores  Gertrude  Anschuetz 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Kristin A.  Arnesen 

Elementary  Education;  Ann Arbor 

*Margaret  Jeannette  Austin 

Elementary Education;  North 

Chili,  New  York 

Roger  Fulton Aylard 

Elementary  Education;  Windsor, 

California 
Jeanne  Ann  Bachelder 

Elementary  Education; 

West  Branch 

Marilyn Janet  Backus 

Elementary  Education;  Dearborn 

Donald  Benjamin  Bassett 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

Dolores  Levi  Bauer 

Elementary  Education;  Saginaw 

Keith  LeRoy  Baughman 

Elementary  Education;  Sunfield 

*Lois  Estelle  Betz 

Elementary  Education;  Alpena 

Donna  Mae  Beutler 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Delores  Bezanson 

Elementary  Education; 

Birmi ngham 
James  Robert  Blackmore 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

Joan Marie  Boaz 

Elementary  Education;  Mus kegon 

* Jac quelynn  Jeanne  Boersma 

Elementary  Education;  Holland 

* Diane  Alice  Booker 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Grand  Rapids 

Marion  Ann  Borin 

Elementary  Education;  P eoria, 

Illinois 

Velma  J.  Brake! 

Elementary  Education;  Battle 

Creek 
Susan  Jane  Branch 

Elementary  Education;  Coldwater 

Joan  Marie  Bratton 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Alma  Norma  Brewer 

Elementary  Education;  Calumet 

Margaret  Al i ce  Brogan 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Lansing 
Marilyn  Joan  Bruc e 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Lois  Stockton  Brumm 

Angeline  Buckwick 

Elementary  Education;  Belleville 

*Elizabeth Lou  Burgess 

Elementary  Education;  Bay  City 

Gertrude  Ann  Frantz 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

*Margaret  Ellen Fuerstenau 

Elementary  Education;  De  Witt 

Elaine  Mary  Cabot 

Elementary  Education; 

Grosse  Pointe 

Marvin LeRoy  Carslon 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

Charlotte  Beverly  Carter 

Elementary  Education;  Port  Huron 

Neva  Kathleen Case 

Elementary  Education;  Watervliet 

Rita  Ann  Cavanaugh 

Elementary  Education;  Bay  City 

Portia  Eleanor  Chamberlin 

Elementary  Education;  Plainwell 

·Lura  Chefsky 

Elementary  Education;  Brighton 

Sally  Ann Clark 

Elementary  Education;  Bad  Puce 

* Mary  Elva  Congleton 

Joyce  Margaret  Gallagher 
Elementary  Education; 

Essexville 

Gloria  Jaqe  Gilles 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Jane  Lundgren Grady 

·Elementary  Education; 

Grosse  Pointe 

Virginia Louise  Graff 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Elizabeth Lee  Gray 

Elementary  Education; 

Lorain,  Ohio 

* Marilyn  Mae  Griffin 

Elementary  Education;  Pontiac 

Nancy  Louise  Haadsma 

Elementary  Education; 

Grand  Rapids 

Elementary Education;  Shaker 

Maxine· Joyce  Hallberg 

Heights,  Ohio 
Sarah  Jane  Crysler 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

*Joan Keeler  Curtice 

Elementary  Education;  Muskegon 

*Martha  Jane  Hanna 

Elementary  Education;  Tecumseh 

Marilyn  June  Harlow 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Rapids 
* Barbara Ann  Dangl 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 
Judith  Less  Davis 

J 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

Kathryn  Jean  Davis 

Elementary  Education;  Albion 

Katherine  Adella  Dearstyne 

Elementary  Education;  Staten 

Island,  New  York 

Arlyie  Ann  Dietrich 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Therese  Frances  Dirkes 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Dewey  Carroll  Doane 

Elementary  Education;  Mason 

Jacquelyn Palmer  Dudley 

Elementary  Education;  Pontiac 

Janet  Louise  Dufina 

Elementary  Educ ation; 
Mackinac  Island 

Joyc e  Adele  Dunnett 

Elementary  Educ ation;  Detroit 

Shi rley  Jean  Eakins 

Elementary  Educat ion;  Dearborn 

~' lleen Joyc e  Erbe 

Elementary  Education;  Croswell 

Eleanor  Gertrude  Euric h 

Elementary  Educ ation;  Greenville 

Marilyn Louis e  Exelby 

Elementary  Educ ation;  Lansing 

Margar'et  Louis e  F i sher 

Elementa ry  Edu c ation;  Jackson 

Sheila  Anne  Flannery 

Elementary  Education;  Orchard 

Lake 
Mary  Anne  Foster 

Elementary  Education;  Battle 

C reek 

Margare t  Louise  Franc is 
Elementary  Education; 

Jane  Harmon 

Elementary  Education; 

Grosse  Pointe 

Mary  Lou  Harvie 

Elementary  Education;  Saginaw 

Gwendolyn Spillers  Havens 
Elementary  Education; 

Fort  Myers,  Florida 

Jane  Alice  Hawkins 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

* June  Ric ht er Hemsteger 

Elementary. Education;  Niles 

* Irene  May  Henson 

Elementary Education;  Dearborn 

Jacquelyn Lee  Hill 

Elementary  Education;  Vi c ksburg 

Barbara  Bradford  Hitt 

Elementary  Education;  Roy al Oak 

Richard  Allen  Hodges 

Elementary  Education;  Hart 

Janet  Esther Hoelzer 

Elementary  Education;  Clinton 

* Joan Rovonne  Hook 

Elementary  Education; 

Grand  Rapids 
Ruth  Mestemaker  Hopkins 

Elementary  Education;  Lyons 

Shirlie  Jeann Hopki ns 

Elementary  Education;  Plymouth 

t Evelyn Grace  Horne 

Elementary  Education;  Bi rmingham 

Dorothy  Dawn  Howard 

Elementary  Education;  St.  Clair 

Shores 

* Carol  Livingston  Howell 
Elementary  Education; 

Grand  Rapids 
Marilyn M.  Howes 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

Maxine  Louise  Hoxie 

Elementary  Education;  Jackson 

Elementary  Education;  East  Lansing 

Cleveland  Heights,  Ohio 

* With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

14 

Audrie  Ann  Mallmann 

Elementary  Education;  Escanaba 

Peggy  Lou  Mangleson 

Elementary  Education;  Muskegon 

Donald  D.  McClennan 

Elementary  Education;  Hart 

Vivian  Marie  Moser  McComb 

Elementary  Education;  Battle 

Creek 

Jane  Eleanor  McCoy 

Elementary  Education;  Battle 

Creek 

Lois  May  Me  Mahon 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

*Marilee M.  Melton 

Elementary  Education;  Van  Dyke 

Josephine  Ann  Menoch 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Helen  Irene  Merriam 

Elementary  Education;  Battle 

Creek 

*Geraldine  Krog  Merrill 

Elementary  Education;  Royal 

Oak 

Charlene Ann  Meulman 

Audrey  Ferne  Meyers 

Elementary  Education;  Kalamazoo 

Ronald  Judson Miles 

Nancy  Ann  Pletzer 

Elementary  Education;  Petoskey 

Barbara  Post 

Elementary  Education;  Pleasant 

Ridge 

Ann  Margaret  Potts 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 
Joanne  E.  Quandt 

Elementary  Education;  Grosse 

Pointe  Woods 
Donna  .Joyce  Quist 

Elementary  Education;  Fredonia, 

New  York 
Anne  Louise  Rapson 

Elementary  Education;  Monroe 

Laura  Lou  Raymond 

Elementary  Education; 

Birmingham 

Leona  Remington 

Elementary  Education;  Okemos 

Charleen May  Reneberg 

Elementary  Education; 

Cassopolis 

*Rachel  Sue  Rerick 

Elementary  Education;  Sturgis 

Nona  Lea  Ricketts 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Constance  Dee  Robinson 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Elementary  Education;  Wyandotte 

Barbara  Welbon  Miller 

* Dorothy  Ann  Robinson 

Elementary  Education;  Milford 

Elementary Education;  Benton 

Margaret Louise  Miller 

Elementary  Education;  Gaylord 

Marian Frances  Miller 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Martha  Jane  Miller 

Elementary  Education; 

Birmingham 

Sarah Ann Minshull 

Harbor 

Lorayne  Mayev  Rodner 

Elementary  Education;  Chicago, 

illinois 
Alice  Jean  Rothman 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Detroit 
Jean  Eloise  Rowell 

Elementray  Education;  Spring 

Elementary  Education;  Bucyrus, 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Elementary  Education;  La~sing 

SCHOOL  OF  EDUCATION (Continued) 

Clark Roger  Hull 

Elementary  Education; 

Highland  Park 

Patricia Grace  Hunter 

Elementary  Education;  Royal  Oak 

* Dorothy Glee  Irwin 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Geraldine  Nan  Jacobson 

Elementary  Education; 

Toledo,  Ohio 

Shirley Ann  Jacobson 

Elementary  Education; North Muskegon 

* Charlotte  Joan Johnson 

Elementary  Education; 

Grand  Rapids 
Joan  Merle  Johnson 

Elementary  Education;  Montrose 

Marilyn Ruth  Johnson 

Elementary  Education;  Ferndale 

Mary  Catherine  Johnson 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Shirley  Bernice  Johnston 
Elementary  Education; 
La  Grange,  illinois 

Alma  Joyce  Jones 

Joan Clara Kaltenegger 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

*Virginia Lee Kamradt 

Elementary  Education;  Muskegon 

Joan  Shanholtz  Kershner 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Joe Henry Kilpatrick 

Elementary  Education; 

Traverse  City 

Joyce  Elaine  Kimball 

Elementary  Education;  Pontiac 

Mary  Lou  King 

Elementary  Education; 

Port  Sanilac 
Diane  Marie  Klein 

Inementary  Education;  Detroit 

Suzanne  Adams  Knupp 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

*Peggy Soergel Kreps 

Elementary  Education;  South 

Haven 

Beverly  Marie  Krosby 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Arthur  Edward  Lange 

Elementary  Education; 
Seymour,  Indiana 

Rosmary  Elizabeth Lapeer 

Elementary  Education;  Jackson 

A,nn  M.  Lepech 

Elementary  Education; 

Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Eugene  Lloyd 

Lake 

Grace  Higley  Moore 

Elementary  Education;  Lapeer 

Betty  Joan  Muhlitner 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

tBarbara  Joan  Murgatroyd 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Norma  Jean Myers 

Elementary  Education; 

Breckenridge 

Rosalie  Nash 

Elementary  Education;  Howell 

Alice  Estelle  Nelson 

Elementary  Education;  Rockford 

lllinois 
Ellen Mae  Newman 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Elementary  Education;  Port 

Lansing 

Huron 

*Floyd Charles  Locker 

Mary  Lucille  Niethamer 

Elementary  Education;  Dearborn 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Carolyn Ann  Nordvall 

*Nancy Long 

Elementary  Education;  Clio 

Nevah  Evelyn Long 

Elementary  Education; 

Eaton Rapids 
Esther Anne  Lucke 

Elementary  Education;  Toledo, 

Ohio 
Sue  Lyon  Luedtke 

Elementary  Education;  Oak  Park, 

lllinois 
Anna  Marie Owen 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Mary  Virginia  Pangborn 

Elementary  Education; 

Cleveland  Heights,  Ohio 

Julie  Ann  Parmenter 

Elementary  Education;  Alpena 

Elementary  Education;  Owosso 

Robert  John  Parmenter 

Janet  Dell  Lynn 

Elementary  Education;  Northville 

Elementary  Education;  Toledo 

Joan  N'"..::.rguerite  Patenge 

Ohio 

Elizabeth Katherine  Mac  Dougall 

Elementary  Education;  Saginaw 

Priscilla Mae  Macomber 

Elementary  Education;  Wyandotte 

Elementary  Education;  Bay  City 

Marjorie  Lucille  Phillips 

Elementary  Education;  Charlotte 

*Mary Gladys  Pillis 

Elementary  Education;  Muskegon 

Heights 

*With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

15 

Ohio 

Dorothy  Ann  Rumsey 

Elementary  Education; 
Hunt ington  Woods 

Nancy  Louise  Rybolt 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Irene  Samu 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

Virginia  Ann  Scanlan 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Doris  Armitage  Schaefer 

Elementary  Education;  Coral 

Mary  Elizabeth  Schlecht 

Elementary  Education;  Ann  Arbor 

Jacquelyn  Jean Schmidt 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

Marlene  Kathryn Schmidt 

Elementary  Education;  Port 

Huron 

Elizabeth  Ann  Schroeder 

Elementary  Education;  Chagrin 

Falls,  Ohio 

Joan Loraine  Schultz 

Elementary  Educati on;  Kenmore, 

New  York 

Carol  June  Scype 

Elementary  Education;  Dearborn 

Norma JeanneSecrest 

E~ementary Education;  Royal  Oak 

Mary  Peden Shepard 

Elementary  Education; 

Birmingham 
Catherine  Marie  Sheehan 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Mary  Eleanor Shinn 

Elementary  Education;  Hart 

Berdine  Esther Sigerfoos 

Elementary  Education;  East  Lansing 

SCHOOL  OF  EDUCATION  (Continued) 

Mary  Beth  Smart 

Mary  Lou  Tobin 

Elementa r y  Educ a t ion;  Walled 

Elementary  Educ ation;  Flint 

Eleanor  Jean Weine 

Elementary  Education;  Berrien 

Lak e 

Mary  El i zab e th  Smith 

Helen  Tob i s 

Springs 

E lementary  Education;  Detroit 

* Katherine  Amy  Weinlander 

Elem e ntary  Education;  Franklin 

Olga  Mae  Torsky 

Elementary  Education;  Wyandotte 

Village 
Re be kah  Mary  Smith 

Elementary  Education;  Cedarville 

Josephine  Ann  Weitzmann 

Jane  Ann  Totte n 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

El e m e ntary  Educ a t ion;  P ort  Huron 

Elementary  Education;  Saginaw 

Barbara  Jean Weller 

Nelli e  Elizabe th  Snook 

* Betty  Ann  Trippens ee 

Elementary  Education;  Bay  City 

El em e ntary  Educ ation;  Ro c hester 

Elementary  Educ ation;  Sagi naw 

Beverly  Ann  Wheeler 

Ba rbara  L ee  Spees 

Ell iot  Bemis  Tyler,  Jr. 

Elementary  Education;  Pleasant 

Eleme ntary  Educ ation;  Grand 

Elementary  Educ ation;  Farmington 

Ridge 

Rapids 
John  David  Spence r 

El e mentary  Educ ation;  Ja c k s on 

* Barbara  J ean  Spe rry 

Elementa ry  Educ a t ion;  East 

Grand  Rapid s 
Nan cy  Ell e n  Spotts 

E lementary  Educ ation;  Jone f'! ville 

Lorraine  J ulia  Spry 

E lem e ntary  Education;  Detroit 

Dorot hy  Franc e s  Stoner 

Elementary  Ed uca t ion;  Grand 

Rapid s 
J e anne  Lou  Suc hy 

* Dorothy  Renee  Vad e r 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

Mar ilyn  Ann  Van  Orden 

William  Frederic  White 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Ledge 

* Joyce  Dawn  Wickholm 

Elementary  Educ ation;  Grand 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Rapids 

Joan  Vlahakis 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

*Margaret  Sandford  Vreeland 

Elementary  Educ ation;  Milford 

Anneatha  Erlene  Wade 

Lansing 

Marilyn Aileen Wilkinson 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Lydia  May  Willyoung 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Mary  Vivian  Wilson 

Elementary  Education;  Owosso 

Elementary  Education;  Kalamazoo 

* Beverly Lou  Wahlberg 

Theda  M.  V.  Wilt 

Elementary  Educ at ion;  Dearborn 

Elementary  Educat ion;  Nashville 

E l e mentary  Educ ation;  Cary 

Mary  Lou  Warren 

Elementary  Education;  Port 

Huron 
Ruth  Marie  Weaver 

* Marilyn Morris  Wischmeier 

Elementary  Education;  Kalamazoo 

Margot  Grace  Woodward 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Elementary  Educ a tion;  East 

Kathryn  Ling  Yonan 

Lansing 

Elementary  Educat ion;  Three  Oaks 

illinois 

Barbara  Jane  Sussex 

Elementary  Educ at ion;  Lans ing 

tMarilyn 'Na ldron  Tambling 

Elementa r y  Edu c a t ion;  Detroit 

He l e n  Anne  Thra s he r 

El em e n tary  Educ ation;  Det r o it 

*With  Hono r 
tWith  High  Honor 

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Engineering 

DEGREE OF  BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

* Richard  H.  Adams 

Industrial Arts;  Williamston 

Yousef Alavi 

Electrical  Engineering;  Teheran, 

Iran 
* John Allwood.  III 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 
Mario  Jarme  Angel 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Medellin, 

Colombia 
D.  Jack Arnold 

Electrical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

Alvin  Delbert  James  Aurand 
Industrial Arts;  Detroit 

Louis Marion  Bachinski 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Manistee 

*Floyd  I.  Backus,  Jr. 

Civil  Engineering;  Lansing 

Harold  Arthur  Bahr 

Industrial  Arts;  Farmington 

David  Monroe  Barker 

Industrial Arts;  Rockford 

Allen  Blair  Bass 

Civil  Engineering;  Detroit 

Jeremiah Corwin  Beal 

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

Francis  J .  Butler 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Kenmore , 

New  York 
Axel  Robert Carlson 

Wayne  Eugene  Engle 

Industrial Arts;  Mason 

William  James  Eubank 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Royal 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Lansing 

Oak 

Charles  Robert Carlson 

Electrical  Engineering;  Jamestown, 

t  Bertrand  Folco  Farber 

Electrical  Engineering;  Buffalo, 

New  York 

John Alexander  Carol,  Jr. 

Electrical  Engineering;  Flint 

Earl  Jowel  Carpenter 

Chemical  Engineering;  Wayne 

Robert  Edward  Carpenter; 

New  York 
Myron  Lloyd  Fausch 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Niles 

Burton Aloit  Fierstine 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Flint 

Edward  Fistor 

Chemical  Engineering;  Royal  Oak 

Electrical  Engineering;  Fort 

Ivan  Cindrich 

Electrical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Ralph  Ellis  Clark 

Mechanical  Engineering;  South 

Lyon 
Robert  John  Clark 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Royal 

Oak 

Wayne  Webster  Clements 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Saline 

tDennis  Earl Condon 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Peter Henry  Cook 

Worth,  Texas 

Ernest  Stephen  Frens 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Muskegon 

Louis  Michael  Gach 

Electrical  Engineering;  Flint 

James  Frederick Gaff 

Metallurgical  Engineering; 

Jackson 

*  Eligiusz  Zbigniew Galezewski 

Civil  Engineering;  Alpena 

Wilfred  Stuart  Gauthier 

Industrial Arts;  Pensacola, 

Florida 
t  Richard  V.  Gidner 

Potterville 

Walter  Valentine Glowacki, · Jr. 

Electrical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Palmyra, 

Civil  Engineering;  Detroit 

Kenneth  Robert  Core 

New  York 

Janis  Bebris 

Electrical  Engineering;  East 

Alfonso  Corredor 

Lansing 
H.  Behbehani 

Civil  Engineering;  Tehran,  Iran 

Shapour  Behbehani 

Civil  Engineering;  Bogota, 

Colombia 

William  Stoner  Cumming 

Electrical  Engineering;  Elk  Rapids 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

* William  Richmond  Gockel 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Teheran, 

Lavern Roy  Daymon 

Elecrtical  Engineering;  Flint 

Iran 
Glenn  Roy  Bell 

Electrical  Engineering;  Royal Oak 

Oral  Delois  Bellinger 

Industrial Arts;  Kalkaska 

Clyde  Galen  Benson 

Industrial  Arts;  Wakefield 

Leonard  Bloniarczyk 

Mechanical  Engineering;  St. 

Charles 

John Oliver  Bowers,  Jr . 

Electrical Engineering;  Gary, 

Indiana 

* Maurice  Wayne  Brandt 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

Richard  Bidwell  Brelsford 
Industrial  Arts;  Hale 
John  Bernard  Brennan,  Jr. 

Electrical Engineering;  East 

Jordan 

Raynard  Edwin  Brooks 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Chatham, 

New  York 

*Ronald  Horace  Buck,  Jr . 

Metallurgical  Engineering; 

Jackson 
John  Henry  Buekers 

Industrial Arts;  Ann  Arbor 

Eugene  Conrad  Burch 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Romulus 

* Thomas  Edward  Burke 

Electrical  Engineering;  Olean, 

New  York 

Industrial Arts;  Lansing 

John  Robert  Golden 

Ralph  Dean 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Buffalo, 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Three 

New  York 

Rivers 

E.  Terence  DeBlock 

Frank  Paul  Goldschmidt,  Jr. 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Electrical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Rapids 

Donald  Lee  DeMyer 

Electrical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Duane  Erwin  Dent 

Robert  James  Goodall 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Albion 

Wallace  Eugene  Graham 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Midland 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Lansing 

*Richard  Neal  Devereaux 

Elec,t rical  Engineering;  Lansing 

*Thomas  Reed  Dewey 

Electrical  Engineering;  Harper 

Woods 

Arthur Warren  Docking 

Civil  Engineering;  Highland  Park 

Frederick Wyllis  Dodge 

Carlton  Frederick Granthen 
Agricultural  Engineering; 

Ottawa  Lake 
James  Andrew  Gusack 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids · 
Jack  Russell  Harper 

Che mical  Engineering;  Carney 

Mechanical  Engineering;  East 

Ned  Wales  Harrington 

Lansing 
Gerald  Francis  DoQdy 

Industrial  Arts;  Tecumseh 

*Akira  Hashimoto 

Industrial  Arts;  Grand  Rapids 

Civil  Engineering;  Honolulu, 

*Stanley  Joseph Dudek 

Electrical  Engineering;  Wilkes 

Barre,  Pennsylvania 

Donald  William  Earle 

Hawaii 

Forrest  Hawk 

Electrical  Engineering;  Flint 

John  David  Hemsteger 

Electrical  Engineering;  Muskegon 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Niles 

David  Brooks  Earnest 

Stewart  Herring 

Civil  Engineering;  Cleveland 

Chemical  Engineering;  Fort 

He ights,  Ohio 

Burton LeRoy  Edwards 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Grant 

LeRoy  Elwell 

Industrial Arts;  Grand  Rapids 

Wayne,  Indiana 
Robert  Spencer  Hicks 

Industrial  Arts;  Lansing 

Eugene  Frank  Hickson 

Civil  Engineering;  Pontiac 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

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SCHOOL  OF  ENGINEERING  (Continued) 

Jerome  Kenneth  Lampe 

Roger  Brooks  Miller 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Meci:J.anical  Engineering;  Battle 

Haven 

George  Walter Landon 

Creek 

* James  George  Milvenan 

Mechanical  Engineering;  East 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Niagara 

Lansing 
Paul Allen  Larsen 

Falls,  New  York 

Robert  James  Moore 

Chemical  Engineering;  Ludington 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Muskegon 

*William  Bradford  Larson 

Robert  Lewis  Morton 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Mechanical  Engineering;  East 

John  Robert  Lavery 

Mechanical  Engineering;  River 

Rough 

John  Francis  Lederer 

Lansing 

t  Clifford  Coleman Mosher,  III 
Electrical  Engineering; 
Lakewood,  Ohio 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Niagara 

Robert  Leland  Munn 

Falls,  New  York 

Robert  Carl  Lemke 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Richard  John  Murray 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Bound 

Electrical  Engineering;  LeRoy, 

Brook,  New  Jersey 

*John  Jerome  Lenosky 

New  York 

Robert  Allen  Murto 

Mechanical  Engineering;  East 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Atlantic 

Jordan 

Alan  G.  Lewis 

Mechanical  Engineering;  South 

Euclid,  Ohio 
Gerald  Wesley Lockwood 

Mine 

* John Oliver  Mysing 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Birmingham 

James  Greene  Nash 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Battle 

Civil  Engineering;  Grand  Rapids 

Creek 
*John  David  Loerch 

Chemical  Engineering;  Saranac 

Richard  Leslie  Micheal  Lord 

Chemical  Engineering;  Montreal, 

Quebec 
Richard  Fox Lynam 

Industrial  Arts;  Newport, 

Delaware 

tJohn  E.  Lynch,  Jr. 

Civil  Engineering;  Saginaw 

Verne  Joseph  Lynch 

Glenn Wesley  Neff 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Mason 

Conrad A.  Nelson 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Howard  Stuart  Nelson 

Civil  Engineering;  Rockford, 

illinois 

Jawdat  I.  Nubani 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Ramallah,  Palestine 

James  William  Ogilvy 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Electrical  Engineering;  Lansing 

James  Leonard Otis 

Richard  Wayne  Hill 

Industrial  Arts;  Grand  Blanc 

Lane  Gilbert  Hinkley 

Electrical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

William  Franklin Hohloch 

Sanitary  Engineering;  Lincoln 

Park 

Robert  John  Hohman 

Electrical  Engineering;  Rochester, 

New  York 

Calvin  Thomas  Hollowood 

Chemical  Engineering;  Livonia 

William  Chester  Holm 

Electrical  Engineering;  Paw  Paw 

Keith  William  Holmes 

Mechanical  Engineering 

East  Aurora,  New  York 

James  William  Howard 

Electrical  Engineering;  Alto 

Robert  Snead  Howell 

Civil  Engineering;  East  Lansing 

Charles  Louis  Hoyler 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Escanaba 
Warren Gordon  Hudson 

Chemical  Engineering;  East 

Lansing 

James  Vincent  Huebner 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

John  Booth  Huebner 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Royal 

Oak 
*Walter Ward  Huss 

Civil  Engineering;  Durand 

Earl  Duane  Jarmol 

Civil  Engineering;  Lansing 

Harold  Edward  Jentzen 

Civil  Engineering;  Holly 

Louis  E.  Johnson 

Industrial  Arts;  Mancelona 

Robert Owen  Johnson 

Mechanical  Enginee~ing; 

Ludington 
David  Arthur Kaechele 

Malcolm  Roderick  Malcoms6n 
Electrical  Engineering; 

Wyandotte 
Donald  Marczak 

Industrial  Arts;  Highland  Park 

Chemical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Jorge  Armando  Pacheco 

Civil  Engineering;  La  Paz,  Bolivia 

* Ralph  Luverne  Paul 

Mechanical  Engineering;  East 

Lansing 
Philip  James  Payette 

Civil  Engineering;  Wyandotte 

Stuart  Montgomery  Peck 

Civil  Engineering;  Allegan 

John  Marsh,  Jr. 

William  Kaiser 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Bessemer, 

Electrical Engineering;  Lansing 

*  William  Edward  Kamradt 

Alabama 

Floyd Orville  Martin,  Jr. 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  East 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Jackson 

Electrical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Jordan 

William · Thomas  Killeen 

Civil  Engineering;  East  Lansing 

Elwyn  Lemuel  Kitchen,  Jr . 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Royal 

Oak 

Robert  Owen  Knapp 

Henry  Maurer,  Jr. 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Traverse  City 

Donald  Lavern  McCloud 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Rives 

Junction 

Duane  Harold  McCormack 

Jack  Herbert  Perry 

Electrical Engineering;  Flint 

* Robert  Paul  Perry 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Wayland 

Patrick Peterson 

Civil  Engineering;  Highland  Park 

Carl  Eric  Pfeiffer 

Civil  Engineering;  Langhorne, 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Ithaca 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Pennsylvania 
Edward  William  Knoblock 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Flint 

Herbert  Martin Kohn 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Mcivor 

Ralph  William  Kondal 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Bay 

City 
Peter  P.  Konyha 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Memphis 
James  Edward  Koss 

Wendell  Donald  McGrath 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Brockport .  New  York 

Don George  McKee 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Donald  ·...vayne  McLaughlin 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Syracuse,  New  York 

Roy  Harold  McLeod 

Electrical  Engineering;  Flint 

Robert  Arden  McNeil 

Civil  Engineering;  Lansing 

Birmingham 

*Charles  Wilber  Philp 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  Port 

Huron 
Robert  Lloyd  Price 

Mechanical  Engineering;  St.  Johns 

* Robert  Henry  Pyzik 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Dale  Arthur  Randall 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Vermontville 

Tom  Rasmussen 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Donald  Eugene  Meyer 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Ric hard  Lawrence  Koss 

Mechanical  Engineering;  East 

Harold  John  Rathfoot,  Jr. 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Lansing 

Charles  C .  Krueger,  Jr. 

tLeslie  Carl  Meyer,  Jr. 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Civil Engineering;  Oak  Park, 

Robert  Edward  Kuhn 

illinois 

Electrical  Engineering;  East 

Robert  Matthew  Miller 

Civil  Engineering;  East Lansing 

James  Eldon  Heath 

Industrial  Arts;  Kingsford 

William  Adelbert  Red s on 

Industrial  Arts;  Lansing 

Lansing 

Mechani cal  Engineering;  Milford 

James  Robert  Reed 

Chemical  Engineering;  Flint 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

18 

SCHOOL  OF  ENGINEERING  (Continued) 

Willard  Charles  Richards,  Jr. 
Mechanical  Engineering; 

Cadillac 

William  Peter Richards 

Civil  Engineering;  Detroit 

Patterson  North  Rider 

Civil  Engineering;  Lansing 

Shan  Bret  Riley 

tHarry Martin Schiefer 

Chemical  Engineering; 

Frankenmuth 
*Lawrence  Marvin Scholten 

Electrical Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

Karl  Burnett .Schroedel 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Dobbs 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Lansing 

David  Irving Ritenour 

Ferry,  New  York 

Robert  James  Schultz 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Dearborn 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Lansing 

James  Richard  Ritzema 

tKenneth Ward  Sidwell 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Rapids 

Edward  A.  Robertson 

*Billy Gene  Simpson 

Chemical  Engineering;  Roscommon 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

*David  Audley  Smith 

John  Edwin  Robinson 

Industrial Arts;  Shaftsburg 

Robert  Allen  Rogers 

Chemical  Engineering;  Grant 

*Harold  John Smith 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

William  Ervin Smith 

Earl A.  Ronning 

Mechanical  Engineering;  White 

Cloud 

* William  Robert  Rood 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Muskegon 

Eriks  Hugo  Rucins 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Riga, 

Latvia 

Carl George  Runimel 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Frankenmuth 
David  Adelbert  Rusfeldt 

Elect rical  Engineering;  Alpena 

Randall  John  Saari 

Industrial  Arts;  Bessemer 

Ronald  Wilfred  Salmon 

C ivil  Engineering;  Detroit 

Joseph  Roy  Scerbak 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Ecorse 

Jerold  Walther Scheel 

Industrial  Arts;  Royal  Oak 

Clarence  Richard  Spinner 

Electrical  Engineering;  Lockport, 

New  York 
Merlin  D.  Spitsbergen 

Electrical Engineering;  Falmouth 

Morris  Harvey  Stein 

Civil  Engineering;  St.  Louis 

Max Graham  Stevens 

Electrical  Engineering;  Livonia 

Robert  Jacokes  Stiehl 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 
John  Philip Stouffer 

Civil  Engineering;  Detroit 

John  Thomas  Swanson 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  River 

Rouge 

Lewis  Eugene  Swanson 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Center 

Line 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Hoe  Eng  Tan 

. 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Penang, 

Malaya 

Alden  Raymond  Tapio 

Industrial Arts;  Chassell 

John L.  Thoma,  Jr. 

Chemical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Paul Mark  Thomas 

Electrical  Engineering; Pontiac 

Richard  L.  Thornton 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Edward George  Timmerman 

Industrial Arts;  Grand  Rapids 

Edward  Ellis  Towe 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Charlotte 

Doarde  Gennoro  Triponi 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  Lansing 

George  Frederick  Trudeau 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Dearborn 

t  Elvin  Ekugen  Tuttle 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Hanover 

Herbert  James  Van  Hassel 
Electrical  Engineering; 

Greenville 
William  Lee  Vaughan 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Richard  Joseph Vogh 

Industrial Arts ;  Detroit 

William  Lyon  Waddell 

Civil  Engineering;  East  Lansing 

Clark Greene  Waite,  Jr. 
. 
Robert  Dale  Webb 

Chemical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Agricult ural  Engineering;  Okemos 

Robert  William  Webe r 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Greenville 

Carroll  E .  Weller 

Electrical  Engineering;  Lowell 

Robert  George  Werkema 

Chemical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

Stanley  Frank Wilson 

Mechanical  Engineering;  East 

Lansing 

William  Lorenzo  Zirbes 

Civil  Engineering;  Lansing 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

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Home  Economics 

The  candidates  will  be  presented by  DEAN  MARIE  DYE 

DEGREE OF  BACHELOR OF  SCIENCE 

Margaret  Ann  Allen 

.  Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Ithaca 

t  Jane  Anne  Amsbaugh 
Nutr ition;  Lansing 

Janice  Elizabeth  Armitage 

Institution Administration;  Flint 

Marilyn  Ruth  Arnold 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Battle  Creek 
Patricia Mae  Bahm 

Child  Development;  Royal  Oak 

Joan  Baker 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Detroit 

Margaret  Me  Edward  Barton 

Related  Arts;  Bloomfield  Hills 

t  Dorothy  June  Begandt 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Detroit 

Latie  Lou  Berman 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics.; 

Whitehall 
Marianne  Blanchard 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Sand  Lake 
Beverly  Ann  Borden 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Detroit 

Elizabeth  May  Borland 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Almont 

Patricia Martin  Bruce 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Grosse  Pointe 

* Joanne  Elizabeth  Burlingame 

Foods;  Wilmette,  Illinois 

* Dorothy  Jane  Calkins 

Child  Development;  Lansing 

Patricia Ann  Casper 
* Marilyn Sylvia  Chandler 

Nutrition;  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Related  Arts;  Ann  Arbor 

Marilyn Page  Chapo 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Lansing 

Patricia  Belle  Chenoweth 

Institution Administration; 

Grosse  Pointe 

Corine  Kay  Clark 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Northville 

Doris  Jean  Clark 

Clothing and  Textiles; 

Cuyahoga  Falls,  Ohio 

Patricia Louise  Close 

Institution  Administration; 
Fort  Wayne,  Indiana 

Nancy  Grace  Cribbs 

Child  Development;  Petoskey 

Susan Rae  Curtiss 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Grand  Rapids 

Sarah  Ann  Davarn 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

East  Lansing 

Gwyneth  Lynne  Davies 
General;  Dearborn 

Lois  Arlene  Deacon 

Nutrition;  Lansing 

Sara  Ann  DeLoche 

Marjorie  Joy  Green 

Teaching in  Home  Economics; 

Child  Development;  Mt.  Clemens 

Linden 

Norma  Jean  Dershem 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

St .  Johns 

Marie  Betty  Dill 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Warren 

*Carol Ann  Doering 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Saginaw 

Marlene  Diann  Doherr 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Park 

Ridge,  Illi nois 

Doris  Ann  Downer 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Chelsea 

Elizabeth  Henshaw  Duncan 

Related  Arts;  Birmingham 

Evelyn  Mae  Dykstra 

Child  Development;  Grand  Rapids 

*Edith  Joan  Embrey 

Nutrition;  Pleasant  Ridge 

Joan  Emerson 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Kalamazoo 

Joyce  Irene  Engel 

Related  Arts;  Gaylord 

Louise  Helen  Engel 

Related  Arts;  Lake  City 

Margaret  H.  Ewert 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Detroit 

Alice  Margaret  Ewing 

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Clothing and  Textiles;  Crystal 

Lake,  Illinois 

Kay  Marie  Eyde 

General;  Lansing 
Kay  Noreen  Farmer 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Edwardsburg 

*June  Elaine  Finch 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Mio 

Patricia  Lou  Finger 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Lansing 

Suzanne  Foraker 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Detroit 

*Julie  Ann  Ford 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Grosse  Pointe  Farms 

Laurel  L.  Fountain 

Teaching  in Home  Economics; 

Pickford 

*Elizabeth  Jane  Francis 

Elizabeth Ann Grogan 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Hinsdale 

Mary  Esther Grossnickle 

Child  Development;  Mesick 

Kathryn  Mary  Halmich 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Warren 

Barbara  Ellen  Hardman 

Teaching in Home  Economics; 

Marysville 
Helen  Ruth  Heinrichs 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Holland 

Beatrice Ann  Hendrickson 

Clothing and  Textiles;  East 

Lansing 

Marlene  Rita  Herpolsheimer 
General;  Grand  Rapids 

Marilyn  Eileen Hicks 

Teaching  in Home  Economics; 

Lansing 
Martha Alice  Hie ks 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Decatur, 

Georgia 

Rose  Marie  Himelhoch 

Institution Administration;  Flint 

Patricia Lea  Hoyis 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Highland  Park 
Jean  Marilyn Howard 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Highland 

Park,  Illinois 
Patricia  Jean Hungerford 

Related  Arts;  Schenectady, 

New  York 
Elizabeth  Jean Hyde 

Institution Administration; 

Grand  Rapids 

Ingrid  Ann  Inglis 

Nutrition;  Petoskey 

tMitzi Matsuye  Inouye 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Detroit 
Lois  Ann  Jaquays 

Child  Deve~opment; East  Lansing 

Margaret  Mary Jeleniewski 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Grand 

Rapids 

Barbara Ann  Johnson 

Institution Administration; 

Midland 
Carolyn  Joan  Johnson 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Redondo 

Beach,  California 

Grosse  Pointe 
Mary  Elizabeth Keck 

*Gordon Alan  Fraser 

Nutrition;  Flint 
Wilma  Maxine  Gage 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Goodrich 

Frances  Arabella Gaines 

Related  Arts;  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Sally Annette  Gleason 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Detroit 

Joyce  Grabill 

Nutrition;  White  Cloud 

Nancy  F.  Graham 

Related  Arts;  Buffalo,  New  York 

Institution Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

Ann  Catherine  Keefer 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Nanuet,  New  York 

Mary  Janet  Kennedy 

General;  Columbus,  Ohio 

Rosalea  Janet  Kirk 

Teaching  in Home  Economics; 

Eau  Claire 
Colleen  Celeste  Kirtland 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Linden 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

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Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Olivet 

SCHOOL  OF  HOME  ECONOMICS  (Continued) 

*Lillian  June  Klawitter· 

Teaching in  Home  Economice; 

Merrill 

* Harriet  Ann  Kline 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Litchfield 

Dorothy  Ann Klute 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Three Oaks 
Barbara  Helen  Knight 

Teaching in  Home  Economics; 

Bay  City 
Susan  Maybe!  Krum 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Lowell 
Patricia  Ann  Lawler 

Saginaw 
Margaret  Jean  Leach 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Port  Huron 
Laureen  Ann  Lee 

Clothing and  Textiles; 

Wyandotte 

Patricia  Ann  Liddle 

Related  Arts;  Grosse  Pointe 

t  Gloria  Ann  MacFarland 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Saginaw 
Priscilla Mary  Manz 
Nutrition;  Lansing 
June  Louise  Marquardt 
Nutrition;  Lansing 

* Joan  Lillian  Mason 

Haven 
Donna  Lee  Mathias 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Royal  Oak 

* Donna  Yvonne  McMahon 

Child  Development;  Lansing 

Sally  Hutchins  McNeff 

General;  Grosse  Pointe 

Donna  Mae  Means 

Related  Arts;  Schenectady, 

New  York 
Lucille  Dorothy  Meier 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Chicago, 

illinois 

Susan  Catherine  Metz 

*Lillian Georgetta  Mortimer 

Nutrition;  Flint 

Norma  Ann Neeb 

General;  Grosse  Pointe 

Ingeborg  G .  Nienhold 

Mary  Ruth  Strahl 

Related  Arts;. Sault  Ste .  Marie 

* Mary  Elizabeth  Strickland 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Grand  Rapids 

Nutrition;  Mount  Prospect,  illinois 

Janet  Elizabeth  Swain 

*Helen Marian Parsons 

General;  East  Lansing 

Elza  L.  Pietroytis 

Related  Arts;  Jackson 

tPhyllis  Marie  Rainey 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Goodrich 
Ruth  Joyce  Rawlings 

Related  Arts;  Detroit 

Anita  Ann  Reid 

Nancy  Virginia  Rives 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Kewanee, 

illinois 
Margie  Ann  Thayer 

Related  Arts;  Birmingham 

Mary  Elizabeth Thomas 

Institution Administration; 
Racine,  Wisconsin 

Virginia  Mae  Thouin 

Child  Development;  Grand  Rapids 

Marion  Jeanne  Tracy 
General;  Detroit 
Margaret  Ann  Treiber 

Related  Arts;  Fayetteville,  New 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics ; 

York 

*Reta  Russell 

General;  Flint 
Alice  Hatsuye  Sasaki 

Nutrition;  EauClaire 

Virginia  Schaffer 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Milford 

Elaine  Frances  Schemanske 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Detroit 

Joan  Deretta Schiwal 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Roseville 
Jean  Frances  Schulze 

Nutrition;  Detroit 
* Donna  Jean  Sessions 

· 

Grand  Rapids 

Ruth  Ellen  Tuthill 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Concord 
*Dorothy  Smith Vaughan 

Nutrition;  Hancock 

Dorothy  Volgenau 

Institution Administration; 
Clarence,  New  York 

Sally  Bei-Fong  Wang 

General;  Hong  Kong,  China 

Joyc e  Elain  Waldo 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Grand  Rapids 

Marion  Norcross  Watt 

Detroit 

Margaret  Batterson Sherman 
General;  Hinsdale,  Illinois 

Joyce  Ann  Sisson 

Ohio 

Mary  Jane  Webster 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Flint 

Teach ing  in  Home  Economics; 

Nyla  Grace  'Nestern 

St.  Joseph 
*Bernice  Skolnik 

Nutrition;  Crompond,  New  York 

*Margaret  Alice  Smith 

Nutrition;  Huntertown,  Indiana 

Julia  Fay  Wilson 

Related  Arts;  Flint 
Marguerite  Welte  Wing 

Teacning  in  Home  Economics; 

Related  Arts;  Grosse  Pointe  Park 

Iron  River 

Nancy  Jane  Smith 

Institution  Administration;  East 

Lansing 

Doris  Arlene  Wolfe 

Related  Arts;  Grass  Lake 

Barbara  Diane  Woodruff 
Clothing  and  Textiles; 

Rochester,  New  York 

Vita  Lee  Yeager 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Grand  Rapids 

Manette  Yih 

General;  Hong  Kong,  China 

* Mary  Mae  Zwemer 

Instituiton  Administration; 

Grand  Rapids 

Clothing and  Textiles;  South 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Mansfield, 

Clothing  and  Textiles;  New  York, 

Ruth  Ann  Stevens 

New  York 
* Patricia  Anne  Miller 

Child  Development;  Birmingham 

Luc ille  Ann  Monark 

Clothing  and  Textiles ;  Detroit 

Janice  Ann  Mooney 

Clothing and  Textiles; 

Tonawanda,  New  York 

Teaching  in  Home  Economics; 

St.  Louis,  Missouri 

*Phyllis  Jean  Stewart 

Foods ;  Hillsdale 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

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SCHOOL  0  F 

Science  and  Arts 

The  candidates  will be  presented by  DEAN  MILTON  E.  MUELDER 

DEGREE OF  BACHELOR OF  ARTS 

Ronald  Jack  Abfalter 

History;  Charlevoix 
Paul  Mitchel  Adams,  Jr. 

Social  Science;  Lansi ng 

Barbara  Gayle  Agon 

Social  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

John  Pershing Aldrich 

Psychology;  Concord 

Concetta  Rose  Alfonso 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Charlotte 
Ric.hard  Keith  Allen 

Jerome  Eldon  Beck 

Psychology;  East  Lansing 

Nancy  Jane  Beck 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Birmingham 

Kenneth  John  Belmont 

Psychology;  Milford 

Leon  E .  A.  Berman 

Psychology;  Grand  Rapids 

Helga  Charlotte  Berndt 

English;  Berlin,  Germany 

Friedrick  August  Betz 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Art;  North  Arlington,  New  Jersey 

Education;  Pontiac 

Arthella  B.  Allison 

English;  Gary ,  Indiana 

Donald  D.  Allison 

History;  Baldwin 

Janet  Mary  Ames 

His tory;  De t roit 
Rosalie  Gene  Amory 

Social  Science;  Evanston,  Illinois 

Bernadine  B.  Ander son 

Art;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Evelyn  Ruth  Anderson 

E nglish;  Grand  Rapids 
Harry  Edwin  Anderson,  Jr. 
Social  Science;  Pontiac 

Nancy  Alyce  Anderson 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Corvallis.  Oregon 

Carl  Angeloff 

Foreign Studies ;  Grosse  P ointe 

Jaime  Arangu ren 

Art;  Bogota ,  Colombia 

tJerrold  Bruce  Armour 

Psychology;  Grand  Rapids 
Cons tance  Yvonne  Arms trong 
English;  North  Muskegon 

Arlene  Mary  Arnson 
History;  De troit 
* Janet  Sara  Ascherman 

English;  Grand  Rapids 
Pauline  Frances  Askew  · 

Art;  De troit 

Lorraine  Mae  Asmus 

Foreign  Studies;  Gro sse  Pointe 

Linc oln  Avery 

Social  Science;  Holland 

C ulver  Stage  Bailey 

Spee c h,  Dramatic s  and  Radio 
Education;  East  Lansing 

William 

i::.  Barnhart 

Robert  Carl  Biehl 

History;  Grand  Rapids 

Elise  Marie  Billmeier 

Social  Science;  Saginaw 

Joan  Walker  Bissell 

Art;  Williamsville,  New  York 

Darld  Theodore  Black 

History;  Flint 
*Howard  W.  Bliss 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Flint 
*Valeta  Neva  Blue 

Art;  Jackson 
Douglas  Myles  Bobo 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Reed  City 

Kenneth  N.  Bohn 

English;  Dearborn 

John  William  Bohon 

Psychology;  Rochester 

Constance  Beverly  Bolin 

•' 

Social  Science;  Grosse  Pointe 

Rosemary M.  Bommarito 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Detroit 

David  Dale  Bond 

Psychology;  Battle  Creek 

Robert  Walter  Bond 
History;  Flint 

William  Bonk 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Jud ith  Joy  Boraks 
Art;  De troit 

Vondell  Arthur  Bowen 

Social  Science;  Lansing 

t Alan  George  Bower 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Flushing 
* Dorcas  Elizabeth  Bowman 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

History;  Riverside,  Connecticut 

Education;  Holt 

* Richard  H.  Barrett 

His t ory ;  Traverse  City 

Joseph  Robert  Barry 

Speech,  Dramati cs  and  Radio 
Education;  East  Lansing 

Richard  Burton  Bauer 

Social  Science;  Oshkosh 

Wisco n sin 

Mary  Else  Bauman 

Social  Scie nce;  Gros s e  Pointe 

George  Wayne  Beatty 

History;  Williamston 

Bernt  Melz  Beaulieu 

Dorothy  Eileen  Boyer 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Oak  Lawn,  Illinois 

John  Milliken  Braidwood 

History,  Almont 

Richard  Ellis  Bramblett 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Mt .  Morris 

Patricia  H.  Brashear 

Spanish;  Flint 
Jack  Christie  Braun 
History;  Lansing 
David  Frederick  Breck 

Social  Science;  Detroit 

Psychology;  Boston,  Massachusett s 

Marilyn  Jean  Bredahl 

Curtis Gilbert  Beck 
History;  Midland 

* With  Honor 
t With  High  Honor 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Gladstone 

22 

Ellen  Mae  Brehmer 
English;  Detroit 
Mary  Louise  Brewer 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 
Lockport,  New  York 

Barbara Lee  Brockway 

Foreign Studies;  Dearborn 

Thomas  William  Brogan 

History;  Howell. 
Richard  Verne  Bronson 

Art;  Detroit 

Carol  Millicent  Brown 

Social  Science;  Grosse  lle 

Katharine  Bennett  Brown 

English;  New  Rochelle,  New  York 

Nancy  Louise  Brown 
Spanish;  Detroit 
William  John  Browne 

Art;  Flint 

Duane  Emmett  Brush 
History;  Lansing 

Helen  June  Bruton 

English;  Saginaw 

Charles  Alexander  Bryan 
Social  Science;  Detroit 

Patricia  Joan  Buchanan 

English;  Flint 
John  Teliord  Burgess 

Psychology;  Traverse  City 
Chauncey Greeley  Burke,  Jr. 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Birmingham 

Harley  Winston  Burr 
Art;  East  Lansing 

Charles Kingsley  Burridge 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Cadillac 

Mary  Alice  Burrows 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Birmingham 

Mary  Lou  Vivian  Burton 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 
Nathaniel  Dickey  Bushaw 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

East  Lansing 
Patrick J.  Callihan 

Speech,  Dramatic s  and- Radio 

Education;  Chesani ng 

Mary  Margaret Cansfield 

Art;  Bay  City 
William  Rae  Carey 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Charlevoix 

Mary  Margaret  Carlson 

Biological  Science;  Detroit 

Patricia  Jean Carney 

Foreign Studies;  Iron  Mountain 

Patricia  Hope  Carpenter 

Art;  Dowagiac 

Hugh  Hendrix  Carrell,  Jr . 
Mathematics;  Flint 

James  Edward  Case 
History;  Owosso 
Carla  Maria  Caterino 
Art;  Eaton Rapids 
Charity  Alice  Chaffee 

English;  Union  City 

Alexander  James  Chamberlain 
Psychology;  Niagara  Falls, 

New  York 

SCHOOL  OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

Jack  Lloyd  Chappell 

Geography;  Pontiac 
Lewis  Wesley  Chatman 

Art;  Richmond,  Virginia 

Suzanne  Chubb 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Romeo 

R ichard  Jerrold Clark 

Biological  Science;  Perry 

* John R .  Clingerman 
History;  Lansing 
John Howard  Cobane 

Social  Science;  Grosse  Pointe 

Kathleen  Mary  Cole 

English;  Grand  Rapids 

Louis  Hughes  Cole,  Jr. 

Social  Science;  Pontiac 

Francis  Jerome  Coomes 

Hist ory;  Detroit 
Anna  Taylor  Compton 

Speech,  o ·ramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Flint 

Carrie  Marie  Cons idine 

Psychology;  Detroit 

*Albert  Baldwin  Cook,  III 
English;  Owosso 
June  Goodwin  Cooper 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  .Mason 

William  Ralph  Copp 

History;  Dearborn 

Betty  Jane  Cork 
Art;  Detroit 

Wendell  Robert  Cornwell 

Speech,  Dramatic s  and  Radio 

Education;  Elsie 

*James  Eugene  Corrigan 

English;  Fox  Lake,  illinois 

Caroline  Mae  Corser 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Lans i ng 
Marjorie  Lucile  Corsette 

English;  Detroit 

Marion  Elizabeth  Carwell 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Battle  Cree k 

Claire  Viesselman  Cossey 

Art ;  East  Lansing 
Gasper  Angelo  Costantini 

Social  Science;  East  Rochester, 

New  York 

Marjorie  Jean  Cote 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Pontiac 

Marilyn May  Coull 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 

* David  Avery  Cowan 

Psychology;  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Keith  LeRoy  Cramer 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  -Radio 
Education;  Toledo,  Ohio 

Mavis  Amy  Cramer 

Music  Therapy ;  Adrian 
* Franklin Wallace _Creager 

Psycnology;  Oak  Park,  Illinois 

Marilyn  Irene  Crisenbery 
Social  Science;  Ja ckson 

Barbara  Ruth  Crossley 

Social  Science;  Clawson 

Nancy  Lou  Crossman 
Engli s h ;  Clawson 
Robert  Samuel  Crow 

Speech,  Dramatic s  and  Radio 

Education;  Cleveland  Heights, 
Ohi o 

Gerald  Lee  Cunningham 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Lansing 

Robert  William  Dahm 
Spanish;  Royal  Oak 
Kenneth  Lorne  Dalrymple 
Psychology;  Detroit 

Claire  Irene  Dand 

English;  Ann  Arbor 

Arthur  Darvishian 
Art;  Detroit  • 

Earl  D.  Davis 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 

Helen  Irene  Davis 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  East  Lansing 

Marian Joanna  Davis 

History;  Lansing 
Rosalee  Mae  Davis 
English;  Lansing 

Sally  Lea  Davis 
Art;  Dryden 

Wendall  Dee  Decker 

Psychology;  Saranac 
Joseph  John  Defrancesco 

Art;  Detroit 

Raymond  John  Defrancesco 

Art;  Detroit 

Thomas  Charles  Delahunte · 

Social  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

David  Craig de  Laval 

·English;  Mt .  Lebanon, 

Pennsylvania 
Barbara  Louise  DeLong 
Art;  Grand  Rapids 
Charles  Adolph  Diaz 

Richard  James  Edin 

Social  Science;  Jamestown, 

New  York 

Louis  John  Educato 

Social  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

Adele  Marie  Edwards 

Art;  Chicago• Heights;  Illinois 

t  John  Rodda  Ege 

History;  Lincoln  Park 

Harold  Norman  Ellitt 

Geography;  Mt.  Clemens 

Agnes  Turner  Emery 

Spee c h,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Williamston 

Richard  Edgar  Erdmann 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Menominee 

Lura  Jean  Estey 

Music  Therapy;  Bartlesville, 

Oklahoma 
Mary  Louise  Ewers 

Mathematics;  Ferndale 

Joan  Kathryn  Fehner 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Raber 

Jerry  Joseph  Feldmann 

Social  Science;  University  City, 

Missouri 

Arthur  S.  Fetters 
* Grethe  Fibiger 

Social  Science;  Detroit 

Art;  Ea st  Grand  Rapid s 

*Mary  Helen  Finch 

French;  Midland 

Mathematics;  Kingsville,  Te xas 

Richard  Vernard  F ineout 

Margaret  Lee  Dicken 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Vera  Mae  Dic kson 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Lansing 
Charles  Vern  Dinges 

Art;  Chicago,  illinois 

* Joan  Lorraine  Dissmeyer 

Art;  Ja c kson 

* Joan  Mary  Donkin 

English;  Coldwat er 

Paul  Henry  Dowd 

Art;  Battle  Creek 
Dean  Emery  Downer 

Art;  Detroit 

*James  Hastings  Downie 
History;  Almont 

Lloyd  Harold  Downing,  Jr. 

Social  Sc ience;  Syracuse,  New 

York 

Jeanne  Pearl Dowzer 

Social  Science;  Detroit 

Manfredo  C.  Drago 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

East  Lansing 

Harry  Edward  Drennan 

Art;  Lansing 

Are nd  VanderVeen  Dubee,  Jr. 

E nglish;  Grand  Rapids 

Daniel  Robert  Duggan 
History;  Howell 
Donal  Frank  Duggan 

French;  Detroit 
George  Lilburn  Earl 

·Mathematics  ;  Flint 

Lenore  June  Eaton 

History;  Lansing 

Sara  Rt:'h  Eaton 

Mathematics;  Pontiac 

Shirlee  Ann  Edgar 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Educ ation;  Farmingto n 

E n glish;  Lansing 
Joan  Elaine  Fisher 
English;  Ionia 
Norval  Henry  Fisher 

Psychology;  Hastings 

Robert  Fisher 

Music  Therapy;  Flint 
Edwin  Bernard Fitzpatrick 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Educat ion;  Owosso 

Elizabeth  Joan  Follett 

Psychology;  Kalamazoo 

Robert  Gordon  Forman 
History;  Lansing 
E dward  ·Nilber  Forster 

Psyc hology;  Allen  P ark 

Stephen  For tuna 

Psyc hology;  Detroit 

Beverly  June  Fost er 
English;  Davison 

Sallee  Ann  Fox 

Social  Science;  Albion 

Jimmie  Lee  Frazier 

Art;  Detroit 

Marian  Elizabeth  Frazier 

Psychology;  New  P hilad e lphia, 

Ohio 

Mortimer  G.  Fritz 

Social  Scien ce;  Lima,  Ohio 

Erik Olaf  Furseth 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Shaker  Heights, 
Ohio 

Leigh  E m erso n  Garlick 

Soc iology  and  Anthropology; 

Saginaw 

Anne  Chamb erlain  Garrison 

English;  Mason 
Mary  Elizabe th Gass 

Psychology;  Toledo,  Ohio 

Earl  Edward  Getchel 
History;  Owosso 

George  Harrison Giddings 

Spee c h,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Lansing 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

23 

SCHOOL  OF  SCIENCE AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

Music  Therapy;  Ferndale 

Nancy  Ellen  Johnson 

James  Leon Gilbert 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Birmingham 

*Frances  May  Hawes 
Art;  Albion· 

Robert  Collier  Hawley 

James  Norman Gillies 

Art;  Lansing 
Eilean Glaberman 

Sociology and  Anlhropology;  Dun 

Dunkirk,  New  York 

Nancy  Ellen Glunz 
English;  Detroit 
Gloria  Irene  Gluski 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Gloria  Ann  Goodspeed 

Spanish;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert  C.  Goussy 

Social  Science;  Detroit 

Marcia  Lou  Gray 
Art;  Petoskey 

John  Lawrence  Greenberg 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Ronald  Stanley Greskowiak 
Social  Science;  Alpena 
* Dorothy  Jean  Grezeszak 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Coldwater 

Ann  Douglas  Hayden 

Art;  Monroe 

Bruce  Newton  Hayes 
Botany;  Detroit 
Edith  J.  Heidenrich 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Dan  Kenneth  Heines 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Kenneth  Earl  Heinonen 
History;  Detroit 
Roger  Merritt  Hekhuis 
Psychology;  Lansing 
Roberta  Jean  Henderson 

Gerald  H.  Herbert 
History;  Hubbell 

Kenneth  Ray  Herman,  Jr. 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Language  and  Literature ;  West 

Education;  Franklin 

Branch 

Edward  Merritt Griffin 

Art;  Detroit 

James  Alan  Grigware 

Social  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Gordon  Gross 

Speech,  Dramatic s  and  Radio 

Education;  Saginaw 

William  Earl Guile 

Geography;  Okemos 

Mary  Barbara  Gwyn 

Marilyn Ruth  Hess 

English;  St.  Louis 
Richard  Arthur  Heuer 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Kenmore,  New  York 

Judith  Ann  Hickey 

Art;  Port  Huron 
Thomas  Bishop  Hickey 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Saginaw 
tShirley  Ann  Munt  Higgins 

Sociology  and  Anthropology;  Flint 

Spanish;  Antioch,  California 

Sandra  Belle  Haas 
Art ;  Clinton 

William  Howard  Haas 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Bridgeport 

Nancy  Ann  Hagen 

Duane  Monroe  Hildebrandt 

Social  Science;  Lansing  J 

Ruth  S.  Hines 

Social  Science;  Monroe 
tJohn  Edward  Hinman,  Jr. 

Social  Science;  ·.vestfield, 

Speech,  Dramatic s  and  Radio 

Massachusetts 

Education;  Park  Ridge,  Illinois 

Mary  Ann  Hofheins 

Donna · May  Hall 

Art;  St.  Johns 
Marilyn  Jean  Hallern 

English;  Battle  Creek 

* Katherine  Louise  Hammerstrom 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Highland  Park 

Leora  Jean  Hane s 

Psy c hology;  East  Lansing 

Lee  Congdon  Han s on 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Ed uc ation;  Birmingham 

Joanne  Betty  Mae  Harlow 

Social  Science;  Walled  Lake 

Mary  Jean Harrington 

Spe ec h ,  Drama t i c s  and  Radio 
Edu c ation;  Manc hest er 

Donna  Jean  Harri s 

E nglish;  Lansing 
* Sally  Ann  Harrison 
History;  P ont iac 
Mary  C a therine  Hart 
E nglish;  Dearborn 
Ray mond  James  Hartigan 

Social  Science,  Buffalo,  New  York 

Ronald  Rolland  Hogg 

History;  Mt.  Pleasant 

Richard  H.  Hoos 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Montague 

Donald  Richard  Hoover,  Jr. 
Social  Science ;  Holly 

Sheila  Aly c e  Hoppe 

Art;  East  Lansing 
Ann  Elizabeth  Houchins 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Niagara  Falls, 
New  York 
Alice  May  Houk 

Psychology;  Detroit 
*Gloria  Frances  Howley 

.Philosophy;  Englewood , 

New  Jersey 
Jane  Parkinson  Hubbard 

Social  Science;  Detroit 

Barbara Louise  Huber 

Art;  Jac kson 
John  Kevin  Hunt 

Foreign Studies;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Gloria  Constance  Harwood 

Mathematic s;  Syracuse ,  New  York 

Myra  Jean  Hathaway 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Speech,  Dramatic s  and  Radio 

Education;  Evergreen  Park, 
Illinois 
James  Edward  Hurst 

History;  Muskegon  Heights 

Education;  Lansing 

* Pat ricia  Anne  Hauser 

Mathematic s;  Lansing 

*Mary  Ann  Hutchinson 

Mathematics;  Monroe 

James  Robert  Jac kson 

Psychology;  Belleville,  New 

Jersey 

*.With  Honor 
f \Vi th  High  Honor 

24 

Stuart  Arnold  Jacobson 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Eduaction;  Grand  Rapids 
*Irmgard  Mildred  Louise  Jellonnek 

Art ;  Dearborn 

Merle  Raymond  Jenkins,  Jr. 
Social  Science;  Detroit 
Joyce  Elizabeth  Jennings 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Birmingham 

Amy  Carland  Jickling 
Art;  Dearborn 
Karl  Walter  John 

Psychology;  Detroit 

Beverly  Ann  Johnson 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Jackson 

Donald  Eugene  Johnson 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Ferndale 

~rt;  Detroit 
David  A.  Jones 

History;  Long  Island,  New  York 

Kenneth  Lee  Jones 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Charlott e 

*Oliver Kaiser 

Biological  Science;  Ontonagon 

Valerie  Lou  Kallen 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Bi rmingham 
Roland  Edwin  Kalmbach,  Jr. 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Rad io 

Education;  Lansing 

Gerald  Alan  Kanter 

Social  Science;  Detroit 

Ethel  Priscilla Karr 
Art;  Wyandotte 
Roselind  Miriam  Katz 

Music  Therapy;  Valley City, 

North  Dakota 

P aul  Joseph  Kennedy 

Social  Science; Detroit 

Anita  Kerpelman 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Suffolk,  Virginia 

Bruce  Sheren  King 

History;  Lansing 

Johnnye  Will  King 

Socj.ology  and  Anthropology; 

Chicago,  Illinois 

t  Prudence  Marion  Kinnear 
French;  Port  Huron 

Norma  Gene  Kinser 

English;  Highland  Park 

Robert  Earl  Kirkwood 
History;  Detroit 
Stanley  Craig  Kitch 

Soc iology  and  Anthropology; 

Grand  Rapid s 
Joseph  Arden  Klein 

History ;  New  Kensington, 

Pennsylvania 

Jeanne  Louise  Klibbe 

Spee c h,  Dramatic s  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

* Myrna  Lou  Knowles 
English;  Hastings 
Elaine  Selma  Koehn 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Danville ,  Illinois 

t  Madalene  Lavon  Kohler 
Psychology;  Clawson 
* Marie  Aldena  Kole 
Frenc h;  Detroit 
Ri c hard  W.  Koor s tra 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Grand  Rapids 

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS (Continued) 

Charles  Leonard  Kramer 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio  Education 

Education;  Detroit 

Donald  Jay  Kremer 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Royal  Oak 

Richard  C.  Kremkow 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Livonia 

Bette  Ann  Kreutz 

English;  Detroit 
Mary  Lorraine  Kuhnle 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  DeWitt 
Donald  George  Kukkola 
Geography;  Ferndale 

*John  Francis  LaForge 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Ironwood 

Ray  Lane 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Mary  Anne  Langius 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  East  Lansing 

Leonard  Joseph  Lapka 
History;  Lansing 

Theodore  Carl Larson,  Jr . 

English;  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Patricia  Dawn Law 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Cadillac 

Barbara  Ann  Leeper 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Wyandotte 

John  Cassimer Leonard 

Social  Science;  Lansing 

Harry  James  Leskee 
History;  Marquette 
Horatio  Blackmore  Lewis 

Speec h,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Birmingham 

Robert  Joseph  Lewis 

Social  Science;  Grayling 

* Betty  J.  Linton 

English;  Lansing 
Ralph  Herbert  Lock 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Douglas  Lock 

Social  Science;  Lansing 

Nancy  Jean  Longley 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Monroe 

Mary  Janet  Loudon 

English;  East  Lansing 

Richard  Henry  Ludwig 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  St.  Joseph 

Barbara  Lutz 

Art;  New  Castle,  Pennsylvania 

Margaret  Reynold s  Lync h 
History ;  Grosse  Pointe 

Mary  Lou  L yo ns 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

*Robert  George  Lyons 

Geography;  Lansing 
John  Phillip  Mac  Gregor 

Social  Science;  Kalamazoo 

Jerome  Alfred  MacKenzie 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Pontiac  Lake 

Elb ert  Clinton  Mackey 

Vincent  Magi 

History;  Detroit 

Ernest  William  Mandoky 

Art;  Detroit 

*Martha  Haselton  Mann 
Spani sh;  Flint 

*Laurence  R.  Mannausa 

Psychology;  Gibralter 

Ferris  Edmund  Markle 

Social  Science;  Grand  Ledge 

Kenneth  John  Martinsen 

Psychology;  Menominee 

Barbara  May  Masin 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Flint 

Bruce  Evan  Mathews 
History;  Detroit 

Edward  Michael  Matthews 

Social  Science;  St.  Louis, 

Missouri 
Gerald  Stuewer  Matz 

English;  Farmington 
Corrine  Margaret  Mayhew 
History;  East  Lansing 

*Aileen  Frances  McClarnon 

Social  Science;  Memphis, 

Tennessee 
*James  Francis  McClure 
Social  Science;  Flint 
*Robert  Hugh  McLachlan 

English;  Englewood;  Colorado 

* Lois  Elizabeth  McLeese 

Psychology;  Birmingham 

Marilyn Jean  McNutt 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

James  Lester  McPeak 
English;  Bay  City 
Gerald  Francis  Me Usic 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  East  Detroit 

Hugh  Lee  McVeigh 

Psychology;  Detroit 

Forrest  Burns  Meek 

Social  Science;  Spring  Arbor 

Dorothy  Gail  Miller 
French;  Detroit 
Lloyd  Earl  Miller 

English;  Lansing 
*Vi rgil  Lawrence  Miller 
Psychology;  Lansing 
tDaniel  Wesley Mitchell 

Social  Science;  Lansing 
George  Will iam  Monaghan,  Jr. 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Grosse  Pointe  Park 

Raymond  Louis  Monte 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Trenton 

Rose  Marie  Mooar 

E nglish;  East  Lansing 

Doris  Ethel  Moody 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  East  Lansing 

Nancy  Lou  Mooney 
English;  Flint 

James  Richard  Moore 
Social  Science;  Holt 
Kenneth  Eugene  Moore 

Social  Science;  Niagara  Falls, 

New  York 

''Mary  Jean  Morrish 

English;  Flushing 

Laurence  James  Morrison 

Psychology;  Huntertown,  Indiana 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Sheila  Mac  Rae 

History;  Grosse  Pointe 

Edu cation;  Dearborn 

Mark  David  Mulder 

Speec h ,  Dra~ati cs and  Radio 
Educ ation;  Grandville 

,, .vVith  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

25 

*Lynn  Newcomb Munroe,  Jr. 

History;  Lansing 
John  Joseph  Musial 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Detroit 
Margaret  Ann  Myer s 

Speech,  Dramat ics  and  Radio 

Education;  Freeport,  Illinois 

Joseph  Alexander  Navarre,  Ill 

History;  Jackson 
Ann  Camille  l'Tel~>on 

English;  Dunkirk,  New  York 

Charles  Joseph  Neumier 
English;  Esc anaba 

Ralph  William  Newland,  II 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  St.  Joseph 

William  Francis  Nicholas 
Psychology;  Detroit 

Mary  Carolyn  Nolan 
German;  Lansing 
Virginia  Anne  Nolan 

Art;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Regina 'J .  Noshlen 

History  and  Political  Science; 

Royal Oak 

Janice  Mae  Noullet 

English;  Lincoln  Park 

Frank  Jame s  O'Connor 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Oscar  J.  Olander 

Social  Science;  East  Lansing 

James  Clyde  Olin 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 

*Robert  Allen Oliver 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Lincoln  Park 

Albert  Lamoin Olsen 

Psychology;  Battle  Creek 

Leonard  Robert  Olson,  Jr. 

Art;  Jones 

Marilyn  Blanche  Olson 

Art;  Detroit 
Orlo  Clayton Olson 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Wheelock,  North 
Dakota 

Franklin ·.vard Ouradnik 

Speech,  Dramat ics  and  Radio 
Education;  Ann  Arbor 

Roger  Cory  Owen 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

De troit 
Virginia M.  Paddock 
History;  Detroit 
G.  ~Ninfiel d Pardee 

Psychology;  Charlotte 

t  Mary  Virginia  Park 

Spee ch,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Educ ation;  Bay  City 

Lavonne  Blanche  Parker 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

·  Education;  Lansing 

Mary  F.  McCaughen  Parm enter 

E nglish;  William ston 
Walter  Herbert  P at sch,  Jr. 

Art;  Royal  Oak 
Peggy  Jane  Patterson 

Spee ch,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Flint 
Wil liam  Edward  Patterson 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Carbondal e,  lllinoh 

Marilyn  Irene  Payne 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
E ducation;  Toledo,  Ohio 

Alexander  Charles  Perlos 
Social  Science;  Jackson 

Michael  James  Perrini 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Monroe 

Patricia Suzanne  Perrone 
Art;  Grosse  Pointe 
Lawrence Claude  Perry 
French;  Ypsilaniti 
Marcia  Elita  Petermann 
French;  Lansing 
Roger  James  Peters 
Art;  Dearborn 
David  Eugene  Phelps 

Mathematics;  East  Lansing 

Jeanne  Louise  Phillips 

English;  Flint 

* Margaret  Rose  Phillips 
English;  Detroit 

Harold  Joseph  Pincumbe 

Speech  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Bay  City 

t  Alice  Rivers  Platt 

English;  Lansing 

Nancy  Jane  Platz 

French;  Birmingham 

Ernest William  Pleger 
Psychology;  Lapeer 

Lyle  Conrad  Poag 

Social  Science;  Saginaw 

Phyllis  Jane  Poole 

History;  Lansing 

Julie  Porath 

English;  Detroit 
Gerald Leon Portney 

Social  Science;  Detroit; 

Marilyn Marie  Potter 

Psychology;  Niagara  Falls, 

New  York 
Russell  Calvin Potter 

Psychology;  Whitehall 

Delores  Isabel  Powers 

Psychology;  Benton Harbor 

George  James  Prall 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  East  Lansing 

Max  Russell  Proctor 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Flint 

Margaret  Leanore  Pugh 
Social Science;  Flint 

Paul  David  Quinlan 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Williamston 

Gloria  Ralph 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Saginaw 

Jack  Louis  Ranson 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Dearborn 

Keith James  Rathbun 

History;  Eaton Rapids 

Nellie  Florence  Rayner 

Mathematics;  Pontiac 

Adele  Rosalie  Read 

English;  Grand  Rapids 

Marcellyn Louise  Reed 
French;  Pontiac 
Francis  D.  Reynnet 
History;  Lansing 
Calvin Clifford  Rice 
English;  Flint 

*Gerald Ray  Richardson 

Social  Science;  Trenton 

Marie  Ann  Riley 

Social  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

Marilyn Jane  Ringler 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Chesaning 

SCHOOL  OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

*Carmen Lou Robbins 

English;  East Lansing 

tRichard  Keith  Roberts 

Social  Science;  Ypsilanti 

Ruth  Helen  Roberts 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 

Travis  Francis  Roberts 
History;  Milford 
Sharon Sarah  Robinson 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Hugh Goodman Rouse 

Social  Science;  Wyandotte 

Thomas  Frederick Rowland 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Niles 
*Joanne  Elaine  Russell 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Midland 

Andrew  Hunter  Rutter 

English;  Sault  Ste.  Marie 

John Sabol 

Social  Science;  Ironwood 

Barbara Lucille  St.  Louis 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Benton Harbor 

William  Keith  Sanders 

Art;  Detroit 

Mary  Elizabeth Sanderson 

Psychology;  Flint 

Joan Marie  Scheel 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Anderson,  Illinois 

Barbara Ann  Schensul 
Art;  Kalamazoo 

James  Melton Schmierer 

Social  Science;  East  Lansing 

*Ruth  Elizabeth Schmitter 

German;  Mason 

Janet  Dorothy  Schoonover 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Mt.  Morris 
*Marilyn Elaine  Schroen 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Ann  Arbor 

Lois  Jeanne  Schultz 

Psychology;  Plymouth 

Lloyd  Berlyn Schulz 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Grand  Beach 

Allyn  Elizabeth Schumacher 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Evanston,  Illinois 

Frederick William  Schwinger 
Social  Science;  Saginaw 

Catherine  Christine  Scott 
History;  Highland  Park 

Richard  Allen Scott 

Psychology;  Eaton  Rapids 

Mary  Ellen Scratch 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Saginaw 

Donald  David  Scribner 
Social  Science;  Hale 
Robert  Ewing  Scroggins 
Social  Science;  Flint 
George  Palmer Seeley,  Jr. 

Social  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

Samuel  C.  Seizert 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Blissfield 

Margaret Ann  Sellards 
Psychology;  Midland 

Richard  Shankwiler 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Carol  Ellen Sharp 

English;  Lansing 

Edna  Virginia  Sheppard 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Taylor  Center 

Elinor  Sheridan 

Social  Science;  Detroit 

Jo  Ann  Fern Shields 

Egnlish;  Royal Oak 
Suzanne  Katherine Shipp 

Spanish;  Grand  Rapids 

Mary Audry  Shults 

Art;  Buffalo,  New  York 

Ahmad  Sidawi 

Social  Science;  Hasbaya, 

Lebanon 
June  Leona  Silvers 

English;  Chicago,  illinois 

Harry  Hanson  Simanek 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

DQnna  Kae  Simmonds 

Art;  Mt.  Lebanon,  Pennsylvania 

Leonard  Sinke 

History;  Moline 
Elizabeth Ann  Sivyer 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

M .  Marjorie  Slout 

Social  Science;  Vermontville 

Douglas  Hart  Smith 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Milan 

Earl Pearson Smith 
Art;  Royal Oak 
Joan Katherine  Smith 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Royal Oak 

Sally  Smith 

Biological  Science;  Birmingham 

Virginia Jean  Smith 
English;  Wayne 

George  Frank  Snelgrove 

Psychology; Rochester,  New  York 

Robert  Lee  Snyder 

Social  Science;  Detroit 

Ronald  Keith  Snyder 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Battle  Creek 

Sally Virginia  Snyder 

Art;  Lansing 
Barbara  Southwick 
English;  Detroit 
Sparry William  Sparks 
History;  Jackson 
Richard  Crawford  Spei 

Social  Science;  Grosse  P ointe 

Richard  Walter  Spier 
Art;  Mt.  Clemens 

James  N.  Spilos 

History;  Detroit 
Harold  A.  Springsteen 
History;  Greenville 
Donald  Joseph Sprogell 

Social  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

Lila  Esther  Sprout 

Psychology;  Quincy 
Donald  Frank  Spyke,  Jr. 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Muskegon 
*Marilyn  Elizabeth  Srebnick 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Glen  Ridge, 

New  Jersey 
Robert  David  Stalker 
History;  Flint 

James  Bernard Stapleton 

Foreign Studies;  Detroit 

Herbert  James  Starr 

Social  Science;  Lansing 

*With  Honor 
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26 

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND ARTS (Continued) 

Ernest  Arthur  Stauff 
English;  Jackson 
Robert  William  Steele 
History;  Lansing 

George  William  Steinbach 

Social  Science;  Muskegon 

Warren Austin Steiner 

Social Science;  Ilion,  New  York 

Kathryn Louise  Stencel 

German;  Ionia 
Burton Lee  Stern 

English;  Hancock 

Betty  Jean Stevens 
English;  Detroit 
Carol Jean Stewart 

Social  Science;  Grosse  Pointe 

Raleigh Kingman Stitt,  Jr. 

History;  Lansing 

Beverly  Jane  Stout 
Art;  Belding 

Eugene  Kenneth  Stoychoff 

Social  Science;  Dearborn 

James  Henry  Strahle 

English;  Geneva,  Illinois 

Beverly  Jean Straub 

Social  Science;  Schoolcraft 

* Dorothy  Ann  Stryker 

Mathematics;  Grand  Rapids 

Joyce  Marie  Sundt 

Psychology;  Wilmette,  Illinois 

Marcella Anne  Supject 
Art;  Kalamazoo . 

Ann  Mara  Swanson 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Dearborn 

Shirley Lee  Swanson 

Psychology;  Mt.  Lebanon, 

Pennsylvania 

* Joanne  Marie  Sweeney 

English;  Evanston,  Illinois 

Anthony George  Switous 

Social  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

Carolyn Joan Switzer 
Art;  Petoskey 
Isabel  Gibson  Taylor 

Social  Science;  Monroe 

Hubert  Joseph  Tazelaar 
Psychology;  Lansing 

Nancy  Lou Teeters 
Art;  Durand 

Harry  Walter  Theuerkauf 

Social  Science;  Menominee 

*Jean Pomeroy  Thibdaue 

Social  Science;  Croswell 

John Oliver  Thomas 
History;  Holly 
Dorothy Jean  Tibbits 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Greenville 

John  Francis  Tobin 

History;  Dearborn 

Morton  Bernard Tomlinson 

English;  Detroit 

Arthur  Herman  Tonn 

Psychology;  Detroit 
Carolyn Gertrude  Townhill 

English;  East  Cleveland,  Ohio 

*Howard  E.  Trier 

Psychology;  Owosso 

Alexander  Tsakiris 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Bellwood,  Illinois 

*Gerald  DeEst~n Tupper 

Social  Science;  St.  Louis 

William  Bert  Tyson,  Jr. 

Social  Science;  Dearborn 

*Suzanne  Ude 

English;  Dearborn 
Donald  Edward  Upchurch 

Art;  Van  Dyke. 
Charles  Harold Valk 

Social  Science;  Muskegon 

Donald  James  V~llier 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  St.  Ignace 

Marilou Vander Wheele 

Social  Science;  Dearborn 

James  Ernest VanMeer 
Psychology;  Flint 
Charlene  Jessie  VanVliet 
Social  Science;  Detroit 

Fredericka Louise  Vici 
History;  Birmingham 
George  Theodore  Vlaisavich 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Nancy  Bartlett  Vorres 

Psychology;  Whitehall 

Gerald  Frank Wajda 

Psychology;  Dearborn 

Janeen Louise  Walker 
Art;  Grosse  Pointe 
Theodore  Hughes  Walker 
Social  Science;  Detroit 

Donald  Barry Wallace,  Jr. 

Social Science;  Grosse  Pointe 

Cynthia  Jean  Walters 

Psychology;  Detroit 
Cecil  William  Warner 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Ann Arbor 

Cynthia Warren 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 
Rochester,  New  York 

Be.tty  Jean Waters 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Cuyahoga  Falls,  Ohio 

Douglas  Williams  Weaver 

English;  Goshen,  Indiana 

tNancy Ann Wells 

Psychology;  Walled  Lake 

Robert  John  Westervelt 
Social  Science;  Flint 
John  Demerest Wheeler 

Social  Science;  Saginaw 

Harry  Eldred  Whittaker 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Metamora 
Eugene  Emmanuel  Wiechec 

Latin;  Sagihaw 
* Gloria  Hope  Wieland 
Art;  Lansing 
Ralph  Forbes Wilkie 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Royal Oak 

Robert  Lyle  Williams,  II 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Birmingham 

Sarah Ann Williams 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Middlefield,  Ohio 

t  John  Delane  Wilson 
History;  Lapeer 

Yvonne  V.  Wilson 

Mathematics;  Detroit 

Elsie  Jean Witte 
Art;  Midland 
Donald  Wayne  Wolfe 

History;  Sault  Ste .  Marie 

Benjamin Steven Wolff,  Jr. 

Social  Science;  South  Bend,  Indiana 

Edwin  Julian Wolff 

Psychology;  Detroit 

* Edna  Wolter 

Social  Science;  Flint 
t  Barbara Ann  Woodcock 
French;  Saginaw 
William  Matthew  Woods 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Battle  Creek 

Particia Ann  Wright 

Art;  Detroit 

Roaslee Yanz 

Social  Science;  East  Lansing 

Lesley  Fay· Yeager 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Grosse  Pointe 

Kathleen  Edith Yull 

Psychology;  Lansing 
John Lawrence  Zimmer 
Psychology;  Lansing 
Richard Aldon  Zimmerman 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Coopersville 
Willard  Charles  Zimmerman 

Psychology;  Hudson 

Rita Gay  Zuris 

English;  Paw  Paw 

*With  Honor 
tWith High Honor 

2 7 

DEGREE OF  BACHELOR OF  MUSIC 

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

Richard  James  Astalos 

Public  School  Music ;  Monroe 

t Daniel  Barach 

Public  School Music;  Weirton, 

West  Virginia 
*Richard  Davenport 

Jack  Clare  Keith 

Public  School  Music;  Mt.  Morris 

Noel  Burdette  Key 

Public  School  Music;  Flint 

*David  Roland  Kimball 

Public  School  Music;  DeWitt 

Applied  Music;  Battle  Creek 

*David  Waring Koch 

Yvonne  Jean  DeLacy 

Alplied  Music;  Chicago,  illinois 

Albert  Michael  Dempsey 

Music  Theory;  Mt.  Pleasant 

Mary  Louise  Lee 

Public  School  Music;  Northville 

Public  School  Music;  Sault  Ste. 

* Joyce  Marilyn Marshall 

Marie 

Loucetta Yvonne  Dentel 

Public  School  Music;  Lansing 

Richard  Reinhold  Froeber 
Applied  Music;  Saginaw 

Martha Ann Gibbs 

Public  School  Music;  East 

Lansing 

* Richard  Huntley  Goldsworthy 
Music  Theory;  Detroit 

Emily  Frances  Hills 

Public  School  Music;  Dearborn 

*Kathleen  Nelle  McCarthy 

Public  School  Music;  Grosse 

Pointe 

Cecilia McKee 

Public  School  Music ;  East 

Lansing 

r,elen  Esther  Millikin 

Public  School  Music;  Bridgeport 

Douglas  Earle  Nichols 

Public  School  Music;  Lansing 

Public  School  Music;  Battle  Creek 

*Harland  Flutell Nye 

* Clarice  Luella  Hoffer 

Public  School  Mus ic;  East 

Lansing 
Janet  Joyce  Jerome 

Public  School  Music;  Bridgeport 

Carl Hilding  Johnson,  Jr. 

Applied  Music;  Grand  Rapids 

Public  School  Music;  Delton 

Dorothy Grieger Osborne 

Public  School  Music;  Plymouth 

*Nancy Ann Overton 

Public  School  Music;  Bangor 

June  Elizabeth  Pelton 

Applied  Music;  Midland 
Maurice  Dempster  Pelton 

Public  School  Music;  Lansing 

Donald  Alexander  Proko 

Public  School  Music;  Grand 

Rapids 

Constance  Lillian Raether 

Public  School  Music;  Detroit 

* Arlene  Mae  Robertson 

Public  School  Music;  East 

Lansing 

Phyllis  Anne  Robinson 

Public  School  Music;  Olivet 

Margaret  Cornell Savage 

Public  School  Music;  Caro 

Marilyn Grace  Slear 

Public  School  Music;  Highland 

Park 

Elaine  Marilyn  Thiem 

Applied  Music;  Lansing 

Ted  LeRoy  Thompson 

Public  School  Music;  Scottville 

Vera  Fay  Tisheff 

Applied  Music;  Lansing 

*May  Marlene  VanSickel 

Applied  Music;  Lansing 

Kenneth  Wilson  Vince 

Public  School  Music;  Leslie 

DEGREE OF  BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

* Frances  E.  Abel 

Botany;  Sault  Ste .  Marie 

Marc  A.  Abell 

Mathematic s ;  East  Lansing 

Douglas  Albert  Ackley 
Mathematics;  Ovid 
Walter  Robert  Ambrose 
Physics;  Emmett 
Elbert  Eugene  Anderson 

Mathematical and  Physical 

Science;  Trenton 
William  Wood  Arbaugh 

Biological Science;  Detroit 

Bruce  Herbert  Barnes 

Mathematics;  Rochester 

Ervin  Henry  Barnes 

Botany;  Forest  Park,  Illinois 

* Ruth Alden  Bass 

Bacteriology;  Forty  Fort, 

Pennsylvania 
*William  Howard  Benjamin 

Chemistry;  Galesburg 

Albert  Frederick  Berg 
Physics;  Lansing 

Richard  Blaize 

Zoology;  Flint 
Paul  Eugene  Blakkan 

Mat hematic s;  Holton 

Paul  Raoul  Bluekamp 
Geology;  Holland 
Edward  Salman  Bodagh 

Chemist ry;  Baghdad,  Iraq 

Denver  Lee  Boyers 

Mathematics;  Jackson 
Donald  Russell  Brackenbury 
Geology;  Rogers  City 

Donald  Alvin  Burgh 

Entomology;  Orchard  Park, 

New  York 

Warren  Thomas  Burt,  Jr. 

Biologic al  Science;  De troit 

Ray  Martin  Cannon 

Zoology;  Toledo,  Ohio 

*With Hono1· 
tWith High  Honor 

Robert  Charles  Carlstrom 

Botany;  Chicago,  illinois 

William  James  Carr 

Mathematics;  Mt.  Morris 

Richard  Carlos  Caruss 

Biological Science;  Lansing 

Robert  Eugene  Clark 

Geology;  Roscommon 
Charles  Edward  Clements 

Geology;  Howell 
Thomas  Karl  Condrat 

Physics;  Rochester,  New  York 

Roy  Ross  Cottrill,  Jr. 

Geology;  Mt.  Pleasant 

Marilyn Joyce  Crane 

Geology;  Grand  Rapids 

William  Joseph  Davis 
Botany;  Detroit 
Donald  Gene  Denton 

Chemistry;  Lansing 

*Royce  Clyde  Derby 

Mathematics;  Covert 

Francis Gale  De  Vet 
Physics;  Lansing 
Charles  Edward  Dewald 
Zoology;  Muskegon 
Ralph  Joseph  Dickerson 
Chemistry;  Howell 

Peter Crowl  Dickie 

Ge.ology;  Three  Rivers 

Manu e l  Jose  Dorante 

Bacteriology;  Barquis imeto, 

Venezuela 
Edward  Carson  Dorsey 

Chemistry;  Highland  Park 
William  Lafayette  Doss,  Jr. 
Bacteriology;  Detroit 
John  Christian  Dreves,  Jr. 

Botany;  Grosse  Pointe  Park 

Leslie  Clinton  Drew 

Zoology;  Grand  Rapids 

David  Thomas  Duncan 
Zoology;  Mears 

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*Vivian Grimes  Ellsworth 

Mathematics;  Eaton Rapids 

Okon Akpan  Essiet 

Zoology;  East  Nsit,  Nigeria 

Raymond  Andrew  Ferguson 

Bacteriology;  Windsor,  Ontario 

John  Frederick  Flaugher 

Mathematics;  East  Lansing 

William  Vet  Frid 

Chemistry;  Lansing 

Raymond  Leo  Fritz 

Zoology;  Dearborn 
William  Joseph Fuchs 

Botany;  College  Point,  New  York 

Morgan  Edward  Gager 

Chemistry;  Grand  Rapids 

* George  Edward  Garske 

Zoology;  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Audrey  Frances Gatewood 

Geography;  Chicago,  illinois 

John  R .  George 

Geology;  Detroit 
* Robert  Henry  Gewanter 

Bacteriology;  New  York,  New  York 

Peter  Tait  Greig 

Zoology;  Franklin 
Richard  Davis  Hagni 
Geology;  Howell 
Arthur  John  Haibel 

Mathematical and  Physical 

Science;  Ann  Arbor 

Sami Assad  Halaby 

Chemistry;  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Kenneth  G.  Hanel 

Bacteriology;  Lansing 

* Clifford  Lewis  Harvey 

Bacteriology;  Grand  Rapids 

Joseph  Franklin Heimonen 
Bacteriology;  Lansing 
Harold  Charles  Helgeson 
Geology;  Birmingham 

* Dan  Maxson  Henshaw 

Zoology;  Sierra  Madre,  California 

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS (Continued) 

Nancy  Carol  Heron 

Zoology;  Millersburg 
Thomas  Edward  Hildebrand 

Chemistry;  Holland 
George  Wayne  Holbrook 
Chemistry;  Highland 

Walter  Lawrence  Holz 
Chemistry;  Holt 
Philip M .  Husband 

Geology;  Big, Rapids 
Lawrence  A.  Jackson 

Geology;  Williamston 

Robert  Ross  Jacobs 

Geology;  Kingsport,  Tennessee 

Ralph  Herbert  James 

Biological Science;  Clawson 

Frank Gordon  Johnson 
Chemistry;  Flint 

George  Frederick Kalmbach 
Geology;  Grand  Rapids 

Stuart  Lee  Kauffman 

Mathematics;  Inkster 
Robert  Cresswell  Kettunen 

Chemistry;  East Lansing 

David  Lyman Kingston 
Physics;  Haslett 

Edward  Joseph Klimkowski 

Bacteriology;  Windsor,  Ontario 

George  Kuczerepa 

Mathematics;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Marlene  Elizabeth  Kulick 
Bacteriology;  Detroit 

* Ferris I.  Larsen 

Zoology;  Gowen 

*Robert  Weir  Lee 

Physics;  Algonac 

Foo  Wey  Lim 

Zoology;  Rochester,  New  York 

John  Bruce  Lord 

Physiology;  East  Lansing 

Robert  Murray Lorenz 

Geology;  East  Lansirig 

t  Alexander  Ralph  Lucas 

Zoology;  East  Lansing 

Philip Allen  Mac  Kelvie 

Mathematical and  Physical 
Science;  Battle  Creek 

Lewis  Foster MaDan 

Geography;  Union  Springs, 

New  York 

Joan Correan Marx 

Bacteriology;  Saginaw 
Lawrence  LeRoy  McCarthy 

Mathematical  and  Physical 
Science;  Essexville 

Donald  James  McGuire 

Geology;  Ithaca,  New  York 

Douglas  Lee  Merrill 

Chemistry;  Royal Oak 
George  Paul  Messenger,  Jr. 
Bacteriology;  Detroit 

Frederick Francis Meyer,  Jr. 
Mathematical and  Physical 

Science;  Lexington 

Richard Milton  Meyer 

Mathematics;  Trenton 
Stanley  Joseph Mickunas 

Geology;  Bayonne,  New  Jersey 

David  Gordon  Miller 

Zoology;  Cleveland  Heights,  Ohio 

James  Richard  Mills 

Mathematics;  Royal Oak 

Hugh  Thomas  Mitten 

Geology;  Pleasant  Ridge 

I.  Arthur  Murphy 

Chemistry;  Hesperia 

Donald  M.  Murray 

Mathematics;  Marshall 

*Gerald Leo  Navarre 

Chemistry;  Ecorse 
Forrest  Elwood  Nelson 
Geology;  Big  Rapids 
*Otto  Christian  Nelson,  Jr. 

Zoology;  Chicago,  illinois 

James Clyde  Nichols 

Geology;  Highland  Park 

June  Clements  Niezgoda 

Biological Science;  Detroit 

Norbert  Wilhelm O'Hara 
Geology;  Tecumseh 

tWilliam  Reidal Olsen 
Zoology;  Frankfort 
Lo,well  Briggs  Page,  Jr. 
Geology;  Birmingham 

Robert  Hale  Pearce 

Physics;  Coldwater 
James  Edward  Fedler 

Zoology;  Muskegon  Heights 

Irving  Robert  Perry 

Geography;  Buffalo,  New  York 

Donald  Max  Petersen 
Zoology;  Jackson 
Orville  Lowell  Petrie 
Zoology;  Northville 
Warren Oscar  Phemister 

Zoology;  Midland 
Kenneth  Herbert  Prast 
Chemistry;  Midland 
Helene  Margaret  Prescott 

Chemistry;  Austinburg,  Ohio 

Nicholas  Albert  Prioli 

Chemistry;  Maplewood,  New  Jersey 

William  Remes 

Bacteriology;  Grand  Rapids 

Larry Louis  Rice 

Mathematical  and  Physical 

Science;  Six  Lakes 

Douglas  Earl Richey 

Mathematics;  Okemos 
Frederick  James  Roskopp 
Geology;  Mt.  Clemens 
Walter  Martin Rzepczynski 

Geology;  Chicago,  illinois 

James  Platt  Sackett 
Geology;  Detroit 
Ronald  Joseph St.  Onge 

Chemistry;  Kingsford 

John Gilbert  Schaff 

Zoology;  Minden  City 

John George  Schahfer 

Bacteriology;  Detroit 
Donald  Davidsen Schelde 

Geology;  Detroit 
*John Frederick Schindler 

Botany;  Chicago,  illinois 

Herbert  Carl  Schrampfer 

Chemistry;  Whitmore  Lake 

Richard Kieth  Scofield 

Mathematical and  Physical 

_Science;  Hart 

Grant  Joshua  Seafort 
Geology;  Lansing 

Melvin  E.  Seeliger 

Bacteriology;  Princeton,  Wisconsin 

Jerrald  Maynard  Sessions 

Mathematics;  Coopersville 

Joan Hope  Shriver 

Bacteriology;  Chicago,  illinois 

Arnold  W.  Smith 

Physics;  Alpena 
Ralph  Joseph  Spagnuolo 

Mathematics;  Midland 

Neal  Spiering 

Chemistry;  Lansing 

Charles  Kenner  Stearns 

Biological Science;  Grand  Rapids 

Harlan  Edward  Stiefel 

Bacteriology;  Dimondale 

Richard  Joseph Suminski 

Bacteriology;  Erie,  Pennsylvania 

*Carolyn Jean  Thomson 
Zoology;  Detroit 

Virgil Arl  Trent 

Geology;  Detroit 
*David Keith  Trubey 

Physics;  Dearborn 

t  Lois  Arlene  Trump 

Chemistry;  East  Lansing 

James  Albert  Tuttle 

Biological Science;  Flint 

Duane  Christian Uhri 

Geology;  Niagara  Falls,  New 

York 

*Vance  Vernon  Van  Ness 

MathematiCs;  Port  Huron 

Joseph  Vellanti 

Botany;  Lansing 
William  Laurie  Vincent 
Zoology;  Plymouth 

Mary Lou  Volz 

Bacteriology;  Manistee 

He nry Junior  Vondett 
Zoology;  L ew iston 

Alan  Ne wton Walker 
Zoology;  Detroit 

Bernice  L .  Walsh 
Zoology;  Palms 

tDonald  Harris  Webb 
Physics;  Oke mos 
'' Charles  L e hr  We idner 

Mathematical  and  Physical 

Scie nc e;  Saginaw 

James  Westwick 

Physics;  Chicago,  Illinois 

John C.  Williams 

Zoology;  Frankfort,  K e ntucky 

Virginia  M .  Wilson 

Chemistry;  Pinconning 

Rahmatollah  Youssefy e h 

Chemistry;  Tehran;  Iran 

tMarilyn ..]"ean  Zw e ng 

Mathe matics;  Port Huron 

DEGREE OF  BACHELOR OF  SCIENCE  IN  CHEMISTRY 

Henry  Dawese  Ballard ,  Jr. 

Ja ckson 

tRoman Albert  McC lat c her,  Jr. 

Detroit 

*Richard  Edwin  Poulson 

Grand  Rapids 
P hilip  Owen Sawyer 

Owosso 

*Marilyn  Anita  Thompson 

Battle  Creek 
Barbara Ann  Uhri 
East  Lansing 

*With  Honors 
tWith  High  Honors 

2 9. 

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SCHOOL  0  F 

Veterinary  Medicine 

The  candidates will be presented by  DEAN  CHESTER  F.  CLARK 

DEGREE OF  DOCTOR  OF VETERINARY  MEDICINE 

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 

Frankfort,  Indiana 

Max  Louis  Crandall 

Lansing 

Donald  J.  David 

Clare 

Raymond  Stanley  Dow 
Iron Mountain 

*Harold  Duchan 
Detroit 

George  Elmer Gay 
Grand  Rapids 

Stewart  Kendall  Harvey 

East  Lansing 

*Janet  Howard 

Oak Park,  illinois 
Robert  Elsworth Kader 

Pontiac 
*Simon Kalish 
Detroit 

William  Averill Kimball 

Royal Oak 

Edward  James  Klein 

Mendon 

Ponald  Howard  Konyha 

Smith  Creek 
E .  John Larson 

Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Frank Owen  May,  Jr. 

East  Lansing 
James  Robert  Miller 

Kalamazoo 

Lyle  Edward  Moffit 

Chesaning. 

Fred  LeRoy  Newbury 
Buffalo,  New  York 
Robert  Wayne  Newlin 

Romeo 

Richard  Michael Gibbons 

Joseph Cecil  Nichols,  Jr. 

Jeddo 

Richard George  Haight 

Adrian 

Richard Franklin Hansen 

Osterville,  Massachusetts 

Philip  Lewis  Harrison 

Sandusky 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

VETERINARY  MEDICINE 

Flint 

John L.  Norton,  Jr . 

Monroe,  Wisconsin 
James  Thomas O'Connor 

Ionia 

Seymour  Abrams 

Detroit 

*William  Conklin  Adams 

Somerville,  New  Jersey 

*James  Harold Anderson 

Flint 

James  Dale  Auvil 

Parsons,  West  Virginia 

*Charles  Rhea  Baker 

Detroit 

Christian E.  Wese  Baker 
Monrovia,  Liberia 
Peter Cartwright  Baldwin 

Harrisville,  New  Hampshire 

tClifford  Carl  Beck 

Racine,  Wisconsin 

Robert  Edward  Becker 

St .  Clair 

Jean Ann  Beckwith 

Detroit 

Charles  Douglas  Benson 

Lansing 

*George  Arvid  Bergman 

Cassopolis 

Doris  Anne  Bewernitz 

Dearborn 

Frank Bernard Bolenbaugh 

Coleman 

Herald Howard  Boschult 
Neligh,  Nebraska 

Stanley J . . Bower 

Zionsville,  Indiana 

*With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

Louis  William Boyer 

Custer 

* Eugene  Harold Brekke 

Stevens  Point,  Wisconsin. 

Larry· Alan  Brengle 

South  Lyon 
Don  Edgar  Britten 
Cleveland,  Ohio 

Fred John Brockett,  Jr. 
Suffield,  Connecticut 

Richard Lee  Brutus 

Pine  Village,  Indiana 
Joseph  Ralph  Calhoon,  Jr. 

Gully,  Minnesota 
tWilliam  Franklin Casler 

St.  Petersburg,  Florida 

Joyce  Louise Cathey 

Manchester 
tNeal  Robert  Cholvin 

Detroit 

Hollis  Hammond Clark,  Jr. 

Okemos 

John Hoover  Clark 
East  Lansing 
Dale  Eugene  Croxton 

Royal Oak 

George  Cruickshank 
East  Detroit 
tAlbert  Ramon  Danes 

Dearborn 

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* H.  De Witt  Owin,  Jr. 

Terre  Haute,  Indiana 

Max  James  Pettitt 

Benzonia 

Norman Richard  Piersma 

Holland 

Thomas  Erle  Platt 

Tipton 

* Winthrop  Curtis  Ray 

Brookline,  Massachusetts 

James  Richard Reif 

Holt 

Wallace  John Rilett 

Clare 

James  Carson Schlosser 

Garrett,  Indiana 
Harold  Dale  Sheridan 

Coopersville 

Kenneth  Waldermar Soncrainte 

Drayton Plains 
*Donald  Elery Spotts 

Jonesville 

James  Henry  Stegeman 

Decatur 

James  Roger  Tanzola 

East  Lansing 

Darrell  John  Thompson 
Granger,  Indiana 

Hubert Quinton  Tucker,  Jr. 

Arlington,  Virginia 

James  William  Watts 

Howell 

* Edwin  Hankong  Wung 
Hilo,  Hawaii 

Maurice  Glenn  DeLaney 

Milford 

Kenneth Nelson  De  Weerd 

Wayland 

John William  Dillehay 

Detroit 
*Albert  Dobias 

Scottville 

Clyde J.  Douglass 

Brunswick,  Maine 

Robert  Dana  Duryea 

Freeport,  New  York 

*Gerald  Arthur  Eddy 

Durand 

Raymond  Henry  Elbing 

Lansing 

Daniel  Robert  Ellinger 
East Grand  Rapids 
* Franklin George  Emerson 

Harrisville 
Fred  E.  Endres 
Freeport 

Ernest  Frederick  Engel 

Ludington 

* David  Irving  Epstein 

New  Haven,  Connecticut 

*Mitchell  Essey 

Monessen,  Pennsylvania 

Ri chard  Lee  Evinger 

Dexter 

Gordon Kenne th  Fay 

Detroit 

SCHOOL  OF  VETERINARY MEDICINE  (Continued) 

Thomas  Matthews  Ford 

Battle Creek 

Loren  Eugene Gambrel 
Winnebago,  Illinois 

Lawrence William  Gearhart 

Holland 

*Allen Irwin Gleeman 

Elizabeth,  New  Jersey 

Robert  William  Gordon 

Parma 

Elmer  Robert  Graber 
Benton Harbor 
*Arthur  Emerson Hall 

Garrett,  Indiana 
Homer  Dwight  Hanna 
Kinmundy,  Illinois 

Arnold  Frederick Hentschl 

Detroit 

Ward  Vincent  Herbert 

Rochester 

*R obert  Cameron  Hervey 

Saginaw 

L.  Bruce  Horrall 

Vincennes,  Indiana 
*John  Charles  Jefferies 

Wyandotte 
tCarl J.  Johnson 

Marion,  Indiana 
Donald  Robert Karr 

Cass  City 

* Richard Joseph Kearns 

Dorchester,  Massachusetts 

Thomas  Poskit Kline 

Litchfield 

Kenneth  Edward Kolka 

Bay City 

Dennis  Joseph Kovan 

Detroit 

*Calvin Aaron Larsen 

Green Bay,  Wisconsin 

' * Richard  David  Lindsay 

Andover,  Massachusetts 

William  Mi chael Lynch 

Highland Park 

*George Sanford McClarnon 

East  Lansing 

Jack  Hastings  McClure 

Monroe 

*James  A.  McCormack 

Portland 

*John  Festal Medlock 
Bedford,  Indiana 
*Robert Wendell  Medlock 
Bedford,  Indiana 
Gerald  Jerome  Miedema 

Grand  Rapids 
*Ernest Wayne  Miller 

Bad Axe 

Norman Rea  Miller 
Muncie,  Indiana 
tGerald  David Mitchell 

Trenton 

*Elliott  Mcintyre Myers 

Ithaca 

John William  Nara 
Lake  Linden 
Carl Franklin Nash 

Ionia 

John  Donald  Palarski 

Harris 

Richard  Linus  Palmer 

Grandville 

John  Dwight  Parker 
Albion,  Indiana 
* Robert  Earl Pearson 
Grand Blanc 
*Henry John Peinecke 

Allendale,  New  Jersey 

* Donald K .  Perry 
Cadillac 

Kenneth  Charles  Perry 

Grand Rapids 

* Donald  Loss  Piermattei 

Flint 

Milton  Edgar  Prickett 

Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Patricia Ann Prickett 
La  Grange,  Illinois 

Gerald H.  Reed 

DeWitt 

Charles  William  Renshaw 

Oxford 

* Mark Phinney Rines 

Westbrook,  Maine 
James  Arthur  Rooker 

Saginaw 
*Cleland  E.  Rose 
Owosso 

William  Dee  Segula 

Corunna 

*Joseph Lee Sewell 

Gary,  Indiana 
Thomas Jay Skinner· 

Farmington 

Gerald Richard Snyder 

Quinnesec 
*John Alden Stetson 

St.  Johnsbury,  Vermont 

*Wayne  Elsworth Stockton 

Flushing 
Paulette Stogis 

Sodus 

Robert  Millard Stone 

Baltimore,  Maryland 

Stanley Brooks  Thorne 

Marquette 

tRichard Arland  Tjalma 

Holland 

Richard Burton Todd 

Bridgeport,  Connecticut 

Kenneth  Vernon Tost 

Greenfield,  Indiana 

Lawrence  Cyril  Vanderwagen 

Zuni,  New  Mexico 
William  Eugene  VanLue 

Niles 

tGerald Frederick Ver  Meulen 

Norway 

David  John Wakefield 

Kinde 

tRonald Ward Waldby 

Concord 

Allan Lee  Wasserman 

New  Haven,  Connecticut 

Donald  Royce  Watson 

Saginaw 

Marion Kathleen  Weberlein 

Plymouth 

Marlo  Herbert  Wirgau 

Rogers  City 

* Francis  Dale  Wriggelsworth 

Clawson 

Walter  Flynn Zander 

Olivet 

DEGREE  OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

MEDICAL  TECHNOLOGY 

Jesu~ ·.ta  Cabrera 

Maiquetia,  Venezuela 

Joan  Lenore  Carpenter 

Roscommon 
*Janice  Mary  Embrey 
Pleasant  Ridge 
Marian  Neva  Emery 

Waterford 

Margaret  Elizabeth Garner 

Battle Creek 

* Nancy  Sumie  Hiramoto 

Ann  Arbor 

Shirley Ann Hudson 

Detroit 

Louise  Christine Kinsman 

Detroit 

Evelyn Lorraine Mathis 

Flint 

Janis  Carol  Neel 

Western Springs,  Illinois 

tPauline  L.  Noll 
East  Lansing 

Rena  H.  Novak 

Clio 

* Barbara Janet Otto 

Grosse  Pointe 
Shirley  Jean  Rickson 
Elmhurst,  Illinois 

Waltraut  Ruhland 

Okemos 

Susan Marie Saylor 

Lansing 

Jane  Rhae  Smith 
East  Lansing 

Margaret  Elizabeth Smith 

Belleville 
Maryalyce Smith 

Detroit 

*Merrillyn Mae  Tasher 
South Bend,  Indiana 

Alyce  Jean  Thompson 

Grand  Rapids 

'; With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

31 

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• 
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0  F 

Graduate  Studies 

The  candidates  will be presented by  DEAN  THOMAS HARRIS  OSGOOD 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF  ARTS 

Arland  Al  Vaun  Abbott 

Education;  Grand Rapids 

George  Logis  Adams 

Education ;  Lansing 
Kendall  Alfred Adams 

General Business ;  St.  Helens, 

Oregon 
Edwin  Stanley Adler 

Education;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Raymond  Franklin  Altenhof 

Physical Education;  Lansing 

Fred James  Altheimer 

Education;  Pine  Bluff,  Arkansas 

Calvin  Coolidge  Anderson 

Education ;  Mount  Vernon,  New 

York  · 

Basil  Lenard  Antenucci 

Education;  Hamtramck 

Antonio  M.  Arce 

Soci ology;  Turrialba,  Costa 

Rica 
Prabha G.  Asar 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Bombay,  India 

George  Riley  Ashman 

Psychology;  Fort Wayne, 

Indiana 

Patricia Dianne  Baltutat 
History;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert John  Barndt 

Psychology; Winnebago, 

Wisconsin 
Dorothy Ellen  Barrett 

Speech  and  Dramatics; 

Salem,  Missouri 
Rubye  Pheyeythre  Beatty 
Education;  Jackson 
Myron  George  Becker 
Education;  Edmore 

Mable  Bell 

Education;  Birmi ngham, 

Alabama 

Edward G.  Belyea 

Political Science;  Lexington, 

Massachusetts 

Rex  Ellmor  Benson 
Education;  Olivet 

Norman  Berkowitz 

Political Science;  Detroit 

Edward  Berman 

Physical  Education;  Boston, 

Massachusetts 

Milton  Lawrence  Berry 

Food  Distribution;  Detroit 

T.  Roy  Betton 

Education ;  Little  Rock, 

Arkansas 

Howard  Beyer 

Physical  Education;  Muskegon 

Frances  Anne  Black 

Education ;  East  Lansing 

Donald  Winfield  Bolling 

Accounting;  Spring  Lake 
Jerusha  Hutchinson  Bonham 
Education;  Birmingham, 

Alabama 
Vence  Lee  Bohham 

Education ;  Camden,  Alabama 

Robert  Mac  Arthur  Bonner 

Political Science ;  Hudson 

Peter  Cornelius  Boogaart 

Education;  Grand Rapids 

Johanna Boomsma 

Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Charles  Wilson  Boussum 

Education;  Colon 
Robert Neil  Brackstone 
Education;  Lansing 

John  J.  Brandenburg 

Education;  Grand  Ledge 
Clifford Edward BreMiller 
Psychology;  Detroit 

Esther Jane  Briggs 

Education;  Grand Rapids 

Bessie  Katherine  Brown 

English,  East  Lansing 
Edward Devereaux  Brown 

Speech and  Dramatics ;  Mobile, 

Alabama 
Ezell  Richard  Brown 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Gary,  Indiana 
Frederick Merrill Brown 
Education;  Detroit 

Howard 0.  Brown 
Art;  Okemos 
Roger  Allan  Brown 

Economics;  Lakewood,  Ohio 

Vincent  James  Bruno 

Education ;  Hillsdale 

Howard  Dale  Bryan 

Education;  Midland 

Elizabeth  Symons  Burroughs  , 
Education ;  East Lansing 

Samuel  Butterklee 

General  Business;  White  Plains, 

New  York 

Leo  Keith Chaney 

Education;  Durand 

Ernest Russell  Charboneau 

Physical  Education;  Detroit 

Elmer J.  Christenson 

Education;  Muskegon 
Richard  McCallum  Clark 

Education;  East Lansing 

Helen Gibson  Cleveland 
Education;  Lansing 

Ruth  Helen  Collar 

Education ;  Mason 

John  Pershing  Combs 
Educ ation ;  Jackson 
John Edward  Cornish 

Social  Science;  Battle  Creek 

Shirley Hope  Cowin 

Education;  Ironwood 

James  Milo  Crowner 

Education;  Lansing 

Ella Nadean  Damon 

Educ ation ;  Ledalia,  Missouri 

Beulah  Loraine  Davidson 

Textiles,  Clothing  and  Related 

Arts;  Dumas ,  Texas 

Jacqueline  Dawson  Day 

Art;  Bay  City 

Miguel  Patrick de  Cruz 

Education;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Robert  Arthur  Dengler 
English;  Saginaw 
Spencer  Harry De Vault 

Psychology;  Birmingham 

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Robert  Frank  De  Weese 

General Business  ;  Kankakee, 

illinois 
Lucile  Miller  Dilno 

Education;  Ann  Arbor 

Cark S.  Dinehart 

Education;  Detroit 

Mary- Claire  Leonhardt  Dinges· 

Art;  East Lansing 

Helen Elaine  Ringle  Ditzhazy 
Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Lynn  Doolittle 

Education;  Lansing 
Norman  Edward Drayton 

Education;  Battle  Creek 

Earl  Lee  Edmondson 

General  Business;  Portsmouth, 

Virginia 

Miriam May Ellis 

Speech and  Dramatics;  Grand 

Ledge 

Robert  Fredrick Enders 

Education;  Flint 
Thomas  Fanos,  Jr. 

General  Business;  Detroit 

Alice  Morrison  Ferson 

Education;  West  Branch 

John Elmer  Fischer 

Education;  Buffalo,  New  York 

John  Mitchell  Flynn 

Education;  Saginaw 

John  Martin  Fohr 

Education;  East  Lansing 
Benjamin  Franklyn  Foster 

Education;  Union,  South  Carolina 

Jack Jacob  Fox 

Speech;  Lansing 
William Wiley  Frank 

Speech and  Dramatics;  Saginaw 

Norman  Frisbey 

Psychology;  East Lansing 

Mabel  B.  Fry 

Education;  White  Cloud 

James  Sidney Gagnon 

Political Science;  Detroit" 

Loren  Dale  Galbraith· 

General  Business;  Chicago, 

Illinois 

Herbert  Bernard Garner 

Education;  Many,  Louisiana 

Spyros ·Achilles Gavrilides 

General  Business  ;  Grand 

Rapids 

Maryann Geng 

Education;  Jackson 

Donald  Jay Gerrie 

General  Business ;  Sault  Ste. 

Marie 

Maggie  Zapora Glien 

Education;  Fargo,  Arkansas 

Charles  Grandison  Goulding 

Education;  Washington,  D . C. 

Gerald William Graves 

Political Science ;  Alpena 

Glenn  William Graves 

Mathematics ;  Detroit 

Corrine  Gray 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 
St.  Paul,  Minnesota 

Harold  Laurence  Gregor 

Art;  Detroit 

SCHOOL  OF  GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

Erwin  Louis  Haan 

Psychology;  East  Lansing 

Gilbert James  Haan 

Education;  East  Lansing 

Benjamin  E .  S.  Hamilton 
Education;  Garden  City 

Lester James  Harvey,  II 

Education;  Grand Rapids 

Lynn  Le  Roy  Henderson 

Education;  Grand  Rapids 

William James  Herron 

.Physical Education;  Kansas  City, 

Kansas 

Howard  Joseph  Hicks 

Education;  Grand  Ledge 

John  Meredith Hilderley 
Education;  Mancelona 

James  Ralph  Hooker 

Donald  R .  Kogut 

Socioligy and  Anthropology ; 

East  Lansing 
Donald  D .  Kooiman,  Jr. 

Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Duane  William  Koshork 

Physical  Education ;  Battle  Creek 

Clayton J.  Kowalk 

Education ;  Lansing 

Ursel  Kramer 

Accounting;  New  York,  New  York 

Norman  Edward  Kukuk 

Education;  Marquette 

Charlotte  Ladner 

Education ;  Battle  Creek 

Jane  Nagelkirk  Lanphar 

Textiles  and  Clothing ;  Alma 

Fred J .  Lawrence 

History;  Schenectady,  New  York 

Educ ation;  Carlinvalle,  Illinois 

Albert  Ray Hoover 

Education;  Muskegon 
Albert  Charles  Hornberger 

Richard  Barrie  Leach 

Art ;  Flushing 

Loreto Javelona  Ledesma 

Public  Administration;  St.  Clair 

Education;  Jaro,  Iloil o  City, 

Ray  Calvin  Hotchkiss 

Education;  Hastings 
Edmund  Witherell  Howard 

Education;  Traverse  City 

Thomas  Hughes 

Speech  and  Dramatics; 
Carroll ton,  Texas 

Mary  Barbara Hurrell 

English;  East  Lansing 

Edward  AleX' Husbeck 

Physical  Education;  Lansing 

Robert William Hussey 

Physical Education;  Manistique 

Jacob  Andrew  Huttenga 
Education;  Muskegon 

James  Najeeb  Jacobs 

Philippines 
Mary  M.  Leichty 

Psychology;  East  Lansing 

Bentley  Lenhoff 

Education ;  Petoskey 

Ruth  Elaine  Lewis 

Educ ation ;  East  Lansing 

Benjamin  Rudolph  Leyr e r 
Education ;  Lansing 

Kurt  E.  H.  Liedtke 

English;  Erlangen,  Ge rma ny 

James  William  Lilley 

Educ ation;  Harrisville 
Hubert  Whitman  Lilliefors 
Mathematics ;  L a nsing 

Herbert  W.  Liu 

Education;  Tonawanda,  New  York 

Speech  and  Dramatic s ;  Aiea, 

Lee  Grant  Jacobs 

Education;  Mansfield,  Louisiana 

Bernard Jacobson 

Mathematics ;  East  Lansing 

Richard  Horace  Jenkins 

Accounting;  Owosso 
Doris  Louise  Jennings 
Education;  Lansing 
Mary  Elizabeth Johnson 

French;  Meherrin,  Virginia 

Raymond  Julius  Johnson 

General Business ;  Elgin,  Illino is 

Donald  Martin Johnston 

General  Business ;  Gra nd  Rapids 

Merrill  Miller  Jones 

History ;  East  Lansing 

Dempsey  Jordan 

Psychology;  Detroit 
Edna  Marguerite  June 

Education;  Millington 

Lucile  Walker  Karner 
Education;  Monroe 
Albert Wallace  Kauffman 
Education;  Lakeview 

Paula  Claire  Keiser 

Physi c al  Education;  Beave r  F a lls, 

Pennsylvania 
W.  Henry  Kennedy 

Education;  Williamston 

Cecil  Frederick  Kerr 
Education;  Mesick 

Edwin  Kilbourn 

Education;  Detroit 
Daisy Sc hulz  Kimber 

English;  East  Lansing 

Robert  Leroy  King 

Ge neral  Business ;  Avondale 

Estates,  Geor gia 

Oahu,  Hawaii 
Ole  George  Lundin 

Education;  Stambaugh 

Rosalie  Ann  Manz 

Education ;  Lans ing 
Henry  Joseph  Mattson 

Edu c ation ;  Iron  Mountain 

Helen  Elizabeth  Me  Bride 
Education;  Greenville 

Ivan  Alonzo  McCann 

Edu c ation ;  Marion 

Donald  F .  Mc intyre 

Politi cal  Sc ienc e;  Newma n, 

Ill inois 

Dain  Richard  M c Kown 

Politi cal  Sc ience ;  Ro c he ste r 

Thomas  Gordon  Mc Sha nno c k 

Physic al  Education ;  Muske gon 

Mer c edes  Norma  Me rrill 

Edu c ation ;  Whitmore  Lake 

David George  Millard 

Educ ation ;  East Lans ing 

Re x  Eug ene  Milligan 

Edu c ation ;  Springport 
Charl es  Norman  Mit c hell 
Edu ca tion ;  Davi s o n 
James  Edwin  Monsma 

Ma thematics ;  Grand  Rapids 

Denis e  Franc q  Mo ore 

Home  Manage m e nt  and  Child 
Deve lopm e nt ;  Ba ltimore, 

Mary land 

Willis  Be njamin  Na sh 
Edu c ation;  Holland 

He nry  Meier Nelson 

Edu c ation ;  Manist e e 
Thomas  Morgan  Nelson 

Ps yc hology;  Royal  Oa k 

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George  Henry  Newc ombe 
Physic al  Education; 
Birmingham 

Robert  Joseph  Ni c hols 
Education;  Lansing 

Marian  Alice  Oberg 

Education;  Essexville 

Mark  Hauser  0' Donnell 

Physic!  Education;  Norway 

Darl  C.  Orewiler 

General  Bus i ness;  Columbus, 

Ohio 

Edward  L.  Palarski 
Education ;  Harris 
Lawren c e  Clare  Panc ost 
Education;  Homer 
Vimal  Vinayak  Pandya 

Home  Management  and  Child 

D e velopment ;  Bombay,  Indi a 

DonHn  Carl  Pangborn 

Education ;  Munising 

Joanne  Mary  Parsons 

Soci al  Work;  Big  Rap ids 

Virginia  Hart  Pas c hall 
Education;  Lansing 

Joe  Harold  Pec k 

Edu c ation;  Atlanta 

Eleanore  Lucille  Pederson 
Edu c ation;  Lansing 
Richard  George  Pfister 
Edu c ation;  Imlay  City 
William •Russell  Pierson 

Physi c al  Edu c ation;  Gr a nd  Ra pids 

Nickolas  John  Podle c ki 

General  Busine ss ;  Chi c ago, 

Illinois 

James  Raymond  Polites 
Education;  Flint 
Marie  Gen evieve  Posz 

Edu c ation ;  East  Lansing 

Verne  Alden  Prenti ce 

Educ ation;  Bay  City 

Wilma  Inez  Purnell 

Edu c ation ;  Dimondale 

William  Arthur  Quinn 
Edu cation ;  Saginaw 

Ri c ha rd  Eug ene  Rae 
Art ;  Port ·Huron 
Estella Fra nc e s  Ran ney 
Edu c ati on;  Lesli e 
He len  Osuc h  Ransbottom 

Textiles,  Clothing a nd  Re late d 

Arts;  New  Bedford, 
Massac husetts 
Andrew  Edwa rd  Rasmuss e n,  J r. 

En glish;  Ludington 

Ge rald  Raymond  Ra smuss e n 
Edu ca tion;  Sa ugatuc k 

Ruth  Rasmussen. 

E conomi cs;  L a nsin g 
Ever e tt  Go rdon  Reid,  Jr. 

Food  Distribution;  Metu c hen, 

New Jersey 

J a m e s  P a tri c k  R e id 

Education;  Dexter 
J ohn  Ave ril  R ic hard 

Education;  Durand 
Marigene  D.  Richardson 
Educ ation;  Marqu e tte 
Fred William  Ri c hm ond,  Jr . 
Ps yc hology;  Gr ee nville 

Henry Edward  Rob inson 

Edu c ation ;  Kalispell,  Montana 

Louis  Gustin  Ro c kwood 

Art ;  Lansing 
Lennagene  Rossman 

Educ ation;  St.  Clair 

SCHOOL OF GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

Duane  Robert  Russell 

'Political Science;  I,.ansing 

Victor  D.  Sanua 

Psychology;  Cairo,  Egypt 

Garaid Erwin Schairer 
Economics;  Lansing 

Athelene  Helen Scheid 

Textiles,  Clothing and  Related 
Arts;  St.  Paul,  Minnesota 

Vernon James Schipper 
Education;  Zeeland 

· 

John  Jacob  Schwei 

Education;  Lansing 

J.  D .  Chester  Scoby 

Education;  Edmore 
Henry Thornton Sharp 

Education;  Lubbock,  Texas 

Catherine  Huhn  Shaver 
Education;  Lansing 

Andre  Siemieniewski 

Economics ·;  London,  England 

Harold Eugene  Simmons 
Education;  Kalamazoo 

William Daniel  Simpson 
Speech;  Jackson 
Robert  Lynn  Slocum 

Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Gordon  Gaylord  Smith 
Education;  Jackson 

Wallace  Bird Smith 

Education;  Dearborn 
Theodore  Roy  Soldwish 
Education;  Lansing 
Munir  Atalla  Soliman 

Education;  Cairo,  Egypt 

Helenan  Sonnenburg 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Detroit 
Eloise  Wilma  Soule 

Education;  Mayville 
Margaret  Elinor  Sours 

Education;  Big Rapids 

Horton  Coe  Southworth 
Education;  Bellevue 
Robert  Richardson Spink 
Education;  Bay City 

Munro  Hubbard Steel 

Social  Science;  Leland 

Bob  R .  Sternberg 

Education;  Caseville 
Joseph  Charles  Stevens 

Psychology;  Grand  Rapids 

Alton  Robert Stine 

Education;  Lansing 
Raymond  Oramel Stone 

Education;  Cedar  Lake 

Herbert  Nathan Stoutenburg,  Jr: 

Education;  Lansing 
Lester  Francis  Strickler 
Education;  Lansing 
Margaret  Ruby  Stuart 
Education;  Lansing 

Jack  Lee  Swartz 

Education;  Flint 

Ardath Johnson  Tait 

Education ;  Lansing 
Jo  Ann  London  Tanzer 
Art;  East Lansing 
Pershing Lloyd  Trembath 
Education;  Negaunee 
Portia  Yvonne  Trenholm 

Textiles,  Clothing  and  Related 

Arts;  Montgomery,  Alabama 

Virgilee  Myers  Tsuda 

Textiles  and  Clothing;  Ithaca 

Frank  Wordley  Tuppeny,  Jr. 

· General  Business; . 

'Upper  Darby,  Pennsylvania 

Willi  Andrehs  Uschald 

English;  Nurnberg,  Germany 

Robert  Leslie  Vanderveer 
Education;  Lansing 
Marion Miller  Va1:1ghn 
Education;  Mason 

•' 

Chalit  Vejjajiva 

Mathematics;  Bangkok,  Thailand 

Sara Jane  Venable 

Education;  Oxford 

Arthur  M.  Vener 
Sociology;  New  York,  New  York 
Richard  Hull  Verheul 

Political Science ;  Three  Rivers 

Ellwood  Archie  Voller 
Education;  Davison 
Phed Dimitri  Vosniacos 

Political Science;  Athens,  Greece 

Harvey Lynn  Vredenburg 

General  Business;  Scottville 

Lawrence Walker 

Psychology;  Bayonne,  New Jersey 

Donald  LeRoy Warmouth 
Education;  Ithaca 

Harold  Clive  Wells 

Education;  Lansing 

Ruth  Holm Wells 

Psychology;  Williamston 
Clifford  Russell  Wentworth 
Education;  Royal  Oak 

George  Wexler 
Art;  Okemos 

James  Walter  Wichterman 

Physical  Education;  Detroit 

Rosa  Lee  Willis 

Education;  Winston-Salem, 

North  Carolina 
William Stephen Wing 

Art;  Alba 
Vivian  Winger 

Education;  Lansing 

Dwane  Merle  Wirick 

Education;  St.  Johns  ' 

Robert  Neil  Wood 

Education;  Yale 

Eretha  Merrick Woodard 
Education;  Charlotte 

Ferris  Clyde  Young 

Education ;  Jackson 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF  MUSIC 

Arthur  Saam  Best 
East  Lansing 
Roy  Carl Ketola 

Ithaca 

Shirley Jane  Meyers 

Jacksonville,  illinois 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF  SCIENCE 

Seymour Albert 

Zoology;  Detroit 

Salvador Enrique  Alemany 
Agricultural  Economics; 

Mayaguez,  Puerto  Rico 

Jagdish  Vaghjibhai  Amin 

Soil  Science;  Baroda,  India 

Wilfred  Homer  Anderson 

Horticulture;  Tallahassee, 

Florida 

James  MacGregor  Apple 

Mechanical Engineering;  East 

Lansing 

John  Arthur  Archibald 

Soil  Science;  Vineland  Station, 

Ontario 

Carroll  Forester Augustine 
Physics  and Astronomy; 

Owosso 

Charles  Eugene  Osborne 

Vicksburg 

Rose  Marilynn  Peterson 
New  Albany,  Indiana 

Ralph  Luther  Powell 

St.  Charles 

Edward Rodney  Thaden 

East  Lansing 

Robert Henry  Zimmerman 

Detroit 

Mayfield  Nehemiah  Averhart 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 

Chicago,  lllinois 

William Prentice  Baker 

Physiology;  Madison,  Indiana 

Frank  Lynn  Baldwin 

Leonard James  Braamse 

Soil  Science;  East  Lansing 
Wallace  Scott  Brammell,  Jr. 
Soil  Science;  Frankfort, 

Kentucky 

William  Franklin  Brandt 

Bacteriology;  Savannah,  Georgia 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Palms 

Lindo  Joseph Bartelli 

Land and  Water  Conservation; 

Iron  Mountain 
Lester Eugene  Bell 

Forestry;  East  Lansing 

Christoph  Beringer 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Marquartstein,  Germany 

Robert  Nelson  Berkman 

Ross  Deline  Brazee 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Clayton 

Robert  Eugene  Briggs 

Farm  Crops;  Madison,  Wisconsin 

Edwin  F.  Cool  Cain 

Chemistry;  Grand  Rapids 

G .  Aydin  Caldiran 

Civil  Engineering;  Istanbul, 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 

Turkey 

Flint 
David  A.  Bosley 

Botany and  Plant  Pathology; 

Lakewood,  Ohio 

Paul  Tak-shing  Chan 

Physics  and  Astronomy; 
Hong  Kong,  China 

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Agricultural  Engineering; 

Union  City 

Achit  Chotisen 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 

Nakornrajsima, . Thailand . 

Robert  Thomas  Christian 
Bacteriology;  Lansing 

Gerald Edward  Clark 

Mechanical Engineering;  Royal 

Oak 
Robert J .  Clark 

Physics;  Byron 

William Aitken S.  Cromarty 
Agricultural Economics; 

Dorchester,  Ontario 

Robert  F.  Curren 

Geology;  Kalamazoo 
Howard  Lincoln  Dalton 

Dairy;  Mt.  Pleasant,  Texas 

Arlyn Marie  Daniel 

Botany and  Plant  Pathology; 

Wyandotte 
Harold Davidson 

Horticulture,  Lawrence,  New 

York 
Jennie  Cora Day 

Institution Administration; 

Napoleon 
Anita  Carolyn  Dean 

· 

Institution  Administration; 

South  Haven 

Clarence  F.  Decker 

Physiology;  Kalamazoo 

Lucile  Ellen  Decker 

Chemistry;  Bellevue 

Roger  Desmarte·au 

Botany and  Plant  Pathology; 

Laval des  Rapides,  Quebec 

Donn  Dolby 

Horticulture;  Elgin,  lllinois 

Harvey John  Dominick 

Entomology;  Grand  Rapids 

Warren Jay Eding 

Metallurgical  Engineering; 

Holland 

Cecil  Howard  Eggleton,  Jr. 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Fruitport 

Stanley Arthur Ellsworth 

Dairy;  Farmington,  Maine 

Mildred  Helen  Evans 

Chemistry;  Toledo,  Ohio 

Frances  G.  Fallon 

Chemistry ;  Baltimore,  Maryland 

Kelly  Farhat 

Chemistry;  Lansing 
George  Walter  Ficken,  Jr. 
Physics ;  West  Hartford, 

Connecticut 

James  Crampton  Finn,  Jr . 

Horticulture;  Suttons  Bay 

Harrison  C.  Fisch 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Gaza, 

Iowa 

Harrison  Leigh  Flint 

Horticulture;  Barre,  Vermont 

Donald  Marion  Florence 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Defiance,  Ohio 

Laimons  Freimanis 

Electrical Engineering;  East 

Lansing 
Gene  Warren  French 

Civil  Engineering;  Grand  Rapids 

Willard Dale  Friedle 

Electrical Engineering;  Midland 

John  Edward  Frith 

Farm Crops; ·-saranac 

SCHOOL  OF GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

John A.  Fuller 

General Agriculture;  Oxford 

Joseph Homer Galloway 

Animal Husbandry;  Columbus, 

Ohio 

Robert  Louis GaUlt 

Physics;  Highland  Park 

Aelred Dean Geis 

Fisheries  and Wildlife;  Chicago, 

Illinois 
Robert W.  George 

Soil Science;  Onekama 

Mina  Adeline  Glidden 

Foods  and Nutrition;  Gaylord 

Horace Delbert Graham 

Bacteriology;  Jamaica,  British 

West Indies 
Edward Francis Grassl 

Fisheries  and Wildlife;  East 

Lansing 

Truman  Thomas  Guard 

Zoology;  Lake  Linden 

Herbert Harlan Hadley 

Agricultural Extension;  Lima,  Ohio ' 

Garth  Orner  Hall 

Agricultural Engineering;  Marion 

William Gilmore  Halliday 

Paul E.  Kifer 

Zoology;  East Lansing 
Robert  Edward Kropschot 
Geology;  East  Lansing 

Joseph John  Kudzia 

Poultry Husbandry;  Kalamazoo 

Charles  Harvey  Kupsky 
Bacteriology;  Detroit 

Harry Stites  Larsen 

Forestry;  Fair Haven,  New 

Jersey 

Arthur  Douglas  Latornell 

Agricultural Extension;  Meaford, 

Ontario 

Walter  August  Lemmien 

Forestry;  Ionia 
Robert  Clement Lieser 

Chemistry;  Slayton,  Minnesota 

Werner Jacob  Lipton 

Horticulture;  Detroit 

Joseph Bacon Long 

Geology;  Niagara Falls,  New  York 

Lawrence  Ide.' Lowell 

Mathematics;  Lansing 

James  Victor  Lund 

Zoology;  Manistee 

Paul  Robert  Lyons 

Horticulture;  Grosse  Pointe Woods 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 

Robert  L.  Hamill 

Chemistry;  Youngstown,  Ohio 

Cecil  Gustav Hard 

Horticulture;  Manlius,  lllinois 

William John  Orsan  Hardell 

Mathematics;  Chicago,  lllinois 

T.  Bruce  Henderson 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Southfield1 

Miles  Xavier  Hillis 

Institution Administration; 
Madison,  Wisconsin 

Charles  Nelson  Hinkle 

Agricultural Engineering; 
Maywood,  Illinois 

Osmane  Hipolito 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 

Belo Horizonte,  Minas  Gerais, 

Brazil 
William MacKin  Holway 
Geology;  Lansing 
Chester  Alvin  Hornbeck 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 

Grand  Rapids 

William Harper  Houff 

Chemistry;  East Lansing 

Victor  S.  Janson 

Zoology;  Richland 
Jean  Audrey Johnson 

Foods  and Nutrition;  Santiago, 

Chile 

John  Daniel  Johnson 

Dairy;  Three Oaks 
K.  Eustace  E.  Johnson 

Soil  Science;  Gingerland Nevis, 

British West  Indies 
Raymond  Hubert Johnson 

East  Lansing 

Mary Louise  Masten 

Chemistry;  Paw Paw 

Edward  Rae  Mattson 

Horticulture;  Norwood, 

Massachusetts 
Mary Louise  Mayer 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 

Lansing 

Frederick Joseph Me  Carty 

Chemistry;  Chillicothe,  ' Ohio 

David Ellis  McConnell 

Physics;  Cornelia,  Georgia 

Ottis  Franklin .McGuire 

Poultry Husbandry;  Charlotte 

Lloyd James  McKenzie 

Soil  Science;  Terra  Cotta,  Ontario 

George  Alvin  McManus,  Jr. 

Horticulture;  Traverse  City 

Henry Paul  Meloche,  Jr. 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 

Detroit 

Joseph Murray Merrick 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 

Welland,  Ontario 

Zigurds  Janis  Michelsons 

Civil  Engineering;  Lansing 

Arthur  Francis  Miller 

Chemistry;  Ashtabula,  Ohio 

Robert Walter  Misekow 
Bacteriology;  Flint 

Seth Setsuo  Mizuba 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 

East Lansing 

Richard Dana  Moore 

.Anatomy;  Battle  Creek 

Luis  Armando  Morales 

Chemistry;  Sinclairville,  New 

Soil  Science;  Santiago  de  Cuba, 

York 

Herbert  Ralph  Kalmar 

Cuba 

Herbert Abner  Moses 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Ferndale 

Physics;  Hartford,  Connecticut 

Dwight  Frederick Kampe 

Donald Arthur  Muentener 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Capac 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health 

Joshua Wilson  Kearney 

Dairy;  Franklinton:  North 

Carolina 

Don  Robert  Kehler 

Soil  Science,Jackson 

Sister  Euge-nia  Clare  Keifer,  0. P. 

General Home  Economics; 

Adrian 

Saginaw 
John  Hubert  Muller 

Physics;  West Nyack,  New  York 

Russell Nelson 

Forest Products;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Arlo  Leigh Oden 

Geology;  Clare 

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SCHOOL  OF GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

Charles  James  OWen 

Metallurgical Engineering; 

South Dartmouth, 
Massachusetts 
Frank William Owen 

Horticulture;  East  Lansing 

David Stanley  Paige 

Geology;  Port Huron 

Morton  B.  Panish 

Duane  Francis  Seelye 

Horticulture;  Montrose 
Harold Eugene  Schlichting 

Biological Science;  Lansing 

William Jack Sha;;p 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Herman  Timm 

Soil  Science;  Long  Island  City, 

New  York 

Walter  Wesley  Treichler,  Jr. 
Mechanical  Engineering; 

Elizabethtown,  Pennsylvania 

Vancouver,  British  Colombia 

Hubert Quinton  Tucker,  Jr. 

William D .  Shea 

Animal  Husbandry;  Arlington, 

Entomology;  Oceanside,  New  York 

Virginia 

Chemistry;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

Sara Elizabeth Shell 

Clayton Earl Parrott 

Physical Science  ;  Mayville 

Chandoobhai  Manibhai  Patel 

Civil Engineering;  Chikhodra, 

Bombay,  India 
Ramanbhai  Dahybhai  Patel 

Zoology;  Clarksville,  Arkansas 

William  Lee  Shelton 

Soil  Science;  Manteo,  Virginia 

Onkar  Nath Singh 

Animal  Husbandry;  Farahada, 
Shehabad,  Bihar,  India 

Civil Engineering;  Ashi,  Via 

Clyde  Konrad  Smith 

Anand,  India 
Gerard  Phillipe-Auguste 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 
Sturgeon Bay,  Wisconsin 

Farm Crops;  St.  Mare,  Haiti 

Henry C.  Smith,  Jr. 

Sidney Solomon Pollack 

Soil  Science;  New  York,  New 

York 

James  Albert  Porter 

Soil  Science;  East  Lansing 

Abdul Qayum 

Animal  Husbandry;  Okara, 

Pakistan 
Dean  La Don  Quirin 

Farm Crops;  Lansing 
Malik  Mohammed Quraishee 

Physics;  Kabul,  Afghanistan 

Jean Joseph Radisson 

Dairy;  Villeneuve,  Ain,  France 

Alexander  Norman  Reath 

Horticulture;  Iron  Mountain 

Karl  A.  Riggs,  Jr. 

Geology;  Norwalk,  Ohio 

Harry DeVere  Ruhl 

Physics;  East Lansing 

Lawrence  Atwell  Ryel 

Geology;  Hammond,  Indiana 

Stpehen  Cleghorn Stothers 

Animal  Husbandry;  Lucknow, 

Ontario 
Lester Robert  Strong 

Food  Technology;  Grand  Rapids 
Sister Joanne  Marie  Sullivan,  0. P. 
Foods  and Nutrition;  Adrian 

Dale  Vernon Sweet 

Horticulture;  Lansing 

George  Bentley Sweet 

Poultry Husbandry;  Nyack,  New 

York 
Janet  Sau  Kin  Tam 

Nutrition;  Honolulu,  Hawaii 

William  Robert  Tappe 

Electrical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Robert  Nels  Thompson 

Zoology;  La  Crosse,  Wisconsin 

Herman  Tiessen 

Horticulture ;  Leamington', 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife;  Commerce 

Richard 0.  Schade 

Ontario 
Loyd  Wayne  Tiffany 

Soil  Science;  Fullerton,  California 

Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 

Dominik  Martin Schuler 

Chemical  Engineering;  Basle, 

Switzerland 

Lansing 

William  Clifford  Tulloch 

General  Agriculture;  Vassar 

Kenneth  W.  Tweedy 

General Agriculture;  Marion 
John  Ampalavanar  Vanniasingham 
Bacteriology and  Public  Health; 

Malacca,  Malaya 

Donald  Ora  Van  Ostenburg 

Physics ;  Grand  Rapids 

Louis  Joseph  Verme 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife ;  Flemington 

New  Jersey 

Alfred  Edmond  Villaire,  Jr. 

Physics;  Alameda,  California 

Karl  Spyros  Vorres 

Chemistry;  Fremont 

Thomas  Frank Waters 
Zoology;  Hastings 
Julius  Patelio  Watts 

Poultry  Husbandry ;  Clarksdale, 

Mississippi 

Clayton  Henry Wells 

General  Agriculture ; 
Vermontville 

Learrie  White 

Agricultural Economics ;  Forest 

City;  Arkansas 

Robert  James  Williams 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Iron 

Mountain 
Mark G.  Wiltse 

Farm  Crops;  Ellsworth 

Philip  Alan  Wright 

Agricultural  Economics; 
Lennoxville,  Quebe c 

Irving  Rudolph  Wyeth 

Agricultural  Extension;  L ansing 

Ric hard  Russell  Yeo 

Botany and  Plant  Pathology; 

Big  Rapids 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF  SOCIAL  WORK 

Donald G.  Bachman 
Williamston 

. Lloyd  Thomas  Conklin 

Lansing 

Henry Charles  Kursik 

Mt.  Morris 

Myrtle  Rose  Reul 

Parma 

Alvin  Howard  Richmond 
New  York,  New  York 

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DEGREE OF  DOCTOR OF EDUCATION 

SCHOOL OF GRADUATE  STUDIES (Continued) 

Eric  R.  Baber,  Education;  Park Forest,  Illinois 

Thesis:  "A Critical Appraisal of Internship  Theories  and  Practices  Relating to the  Professional Preparation of 

Educational  Administrators" 

Moiree  Scott  Compere,  Education;  East Lansing 

Thesis:  "Studies in the Teaching of Poetry" 

John Christopher  Cooley,  Education;  Great Falls,  South  Carolina 

Thesis:  "A Study of the  Relation between  Certain  Mental  and  Personality Traits  and  Ratings  of Musical  Abilities" 

Hugo  John David,  Education;  Lansing 

Thesis:  "Some  Implications  of  Experimentalism  for  the  Teaching of  Public  Speaking" 

Clyde  Walton Dow,  Education;  East Lansing 

Th_esis:  "The Development of  Listening  Comprehension  Tests  for  Mi.chigan State  College  Freshmen" 

James  McFarland Elliott,  Education;  East Lansing 

Thesis:  "An Evaluation  of Certain Course  Content in  Relation  to Understanding e>f  Principles  in a  Biological 

Science  Course'' 

L.  Dale  Faunce,  Education;  Iowa  City,  Iowa 

Thesis:  "A Study of Within-Term Male  Drop-outs  at  Michigan  State  College  for  the  School  Years  1947-49" 

Robert Arthur Jackson,  Education;  Lowell 

Thesis:  "An Item-Analysis  Technique  Based upon Adjacent Group  Differences" 

Gerald  Lloyd  Kincaid,  Education;  Palestine,  Illinois 

Thesis:  "Some  Factors  Affecting  Variations  in  the  Quality of Students'  Writing" 

Leonard Stewart Laws,  Education;  St.  Paul,  Minnesota 

Thesis:  "A Comparative  Study of Basic  College  Grades  and Effort-Interest-Attitude  Ratings  for  Low  Ability 

Students" 

J.  D.  Marcus,  Education;  Mt.  Pleasant 

Thesis :  "A Study of Opinions  Toward Off-Campus  College  Credit  Courses" 

John Newton  Moore,  Education;  Downers  Grove,  Illinois 

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

General Education  Program" 

James  Preston Orwig,  Education;  University  City,  Missouri 

Thesis:  "An Examination of Problems  Relating to  Standards  of Value  Judgment as Expressed by a  Selected Group 

of Basic  College  Students'' 

Edward  Vernon  Perkins,  Education;  Albion 

Thesis:  "An Investigation  of the  Relation between Work on Assignments  and  Achievements  in a  General Education 

Science  Course'' 

Robert William Starring,  Education;  Kalamazoo 

Thesis: 

''A Study of Ratings  of Comprehensive Examination  Themes  When  Certain Elements  are Weakened' ' 

Verne  Allen  Stockman,  Education;  Mt.  Pleasant 

Thesis:  "Effectiveness  of Inservice Opportunities  of Helping  Teachers  in  Schools  in  Rural  Areas" 

Herman R.  Struck,  Education;  East Lansing 

Thesis.:  "A Study of the  Methoos,  Aims,  and Extent of Revision in Four Works  of Current Non-Fiction" 

Ray  Thompson,  Education; Gadsden,  Alabama 

Thesis:  "Counselor Training in State Supported Negro  Colleges  and Universities  in  States  With Dual Educational 

Systems" 

DEGREE  OF DOCTOR OF  PHILOSOPHY 

Jacques  Marie  Alamercery,  Horticulture;  Lyon,  France 

Thesis:  "Interactive  Effects  of Coumarin,  Dithio-oxamide,  Ascorbic Acid and  Auxins  upon  the  Early Development 

of Roots' ' 

William  Charles  Alegnani,  Bacteriology and  Public  Health;  Detroit 

Thesis:  "Factors Affecting  the  Ratios  of Gasses  Produced During the  Digestion  of Sludge" 

Syed  Aejaz  Ali,  Agricultural Engineering;  Hyderabad,  India 

Thesis:  "Theoretical and Experimental Stre.ss  Analyses  of Common Mechanisms  in  Farm Machinery" 

Fouad  Yehia  Amin,  Horticulture;  Cairo,  Egypt 

. 

Thesis:  "A Study of the  Influence  of Certain Nutrients  on  the  Growth and  Flowering of Hyacinthus  Orientalis  Linn" 

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SCHOOL OF GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

William  Putnam  Bemis,  Horticulture;  Auburn,  California 

Thesis:  "A Cytogenetical Study of Sex-inheritance in Spanacia Oleracea L." 

David Berger,  Psychology;  Cle:veland,  Ohio 

Thesis:  "The Emotional  Reaction on Admission to a  Tuberculosis  Hospital" 

Robert Frederick Bishop,  Soil  Science;  Somerset,  Nova Scotia 

Thesis:  "Factors Affecting  the  Water-Soluble  Boron Content  of Soils" 

Harry Walter  Blair,  Psychology;  Westville,  Indiana 

Thesis:  "A Factor Analytic  Study of the  Social Behavior of Schizophrenics" 

A.  Dewey Bond,  Agricultural Economics;  Chesterland,  Ohio 

Thesis:  "Producer Responses  to  the· Attitudes  Toward Federal Price Support  Programs  for  Potatoes" 

Gerald Bosch,  Education;  Zeeland 

Thesis:  "A Study of Some  of the  Factors that Influence  the  Selection  of  Public  School ~  Superintendents and High 

School  Principals  in Michigan' • 

Charles  Clark  Bowen,  III,  Botany and  Plant Pathology;  East Lansing 

Thesis:  "A Comparative Study of the  Effects  of Several Antimitotic&" 

James  Cecil Boyd,  Dairy;  Moscow,  Idaho 

Thesis:  ''The  Role  of Psychrophilic  Bacteria in the  Keeping Quality of Commercially Pasteurized and  Homogenized 

Milk" 

Gerald Brody,  Bacteriology and Public  Health;  Elizabeth,  New  J _ersey 

Thesis:  "The Effect of Fteroylglutamic  Acid,  Vitamin  B-12,  and  Related  Compounds  on Ascaridia Galli 
- -

Infections  in  Chicks" 

Donald  Peyton Brown,  Agricultural Engineering;  Morgantown,  West  Virginia 

Thesis:  "Prevention of Frost Damage  in  Orchards by Using Wind  Machines  to  Utilize  Temperature  Inversion 

With  and  Without  Petroleum Burners" 

Emory Jolu!. Brown,  Sociology and Anthropology;  State  College,  Pennsylvania 

Thesis:  "Elements  Associated with Activity and Inactivity in  Formal Organizations" 

Richard Lerda Burke,  Chemistry;  San  Francisco,  California 

Thesis:  "A Study of the  Structure  of Some  Cyclic  Ami des  and  Related  Tetrazoles" 

Jean  Bullard Burnett,  Chemistry and  Mathematics;  Flint 

Thesis:  "A Critical Study of the  Chromatographic Separation ofJCalciferol from  Ergosterol." 

Ogbourne  Duke  Butler,  Jr.,  Animal Husbandry;  College  Station,  Texas 

Thesis:  "Some  Causes  and  Measurements of Color  Changes  in  Fresh Retail  Meat  Cuts" 

Joseph Dempsey  Campbell,  Horticulture; Saskatoon,  Saskatchewan 

Thesis:  "Differential  Cation Absorption and  Yield  Response  of Vegetable  Crops  Grown at  Various  Levels  of 

Calcium,  Potassium and Sodium' • 

Robert Fritz Carlson,  Horticulture;  East Lansing 

Thesis:  "Inhibition of Runner  Plants  in the  Strawberry (Fragaria spp.) by  Chemical  Treatment" 

William John  Carpenter,  Horticulture;  Hyattsville,  Maryland 

Thesis:  "The Effect of Gorncob Mixtures  and  Mulches  Upon  the Growth of the  Rose" 

· Frank Asa Cassis,  Jr., Chemistry;  Sisterville,  West  Virginia 

Thesis:  "Pa:rfi:  The  Preparation and  Properties  of  2,  6-Di-terinary-butylphenol.  Part II:  Kinetic  Studies  of the 

Alkylation of Phenols  with  Tertiary Halides.  Part III:  The  Mechanism of the  Inhibition of Phenol 
Alkylation&  by Oxygenated Compounds" 

Ishwar Gopal  Chavan,  Bacteriology and  Public  Health;  Harli-khurd,  Bombay State,  India 

:J'hesis:  "Study of Enterococci  in  Milk" 

William  Kenneth  Christian,  English;  Binghamton,  New  York 

Thesis:  "The  Mind  of Edward  Everett" 

Thomas  Chulski,  Chemistry;  Cedar SpJ"ings 

Thesis:  "The  Volumetric  Detremination of Peroxydiphosphate" 

Ralph  Norman  Costilow,  Bacteriology and  Public  Health;  Apex,  North  Carolina 

Thesis:  "The Availability of the  Essential  Vitamins  and  Amino  Acids  for  Lactobacillus  plantarum in  Cucumber 

Fermentations • • 

Lester Joseph Cranek,  Sr.,  Dairy;  Garwood,  Texas 

Thesis:  "Genetic  and  Environmental  Factors  Affecting  the  Red Danish Cattle  in  Michigan" 

Charles  H~nry Cunningham,  Bacteriology and  Public  Health;  East Lansing 

Thesis :  "Studies  of Some  Factors  to be  Considered  in  Evaluating the  Effect of  Certain Chemical  Agents  on 

Newcastle Disease  Virus" 

38 

SCHOOL OF GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

La Verne  Leon Curry,  Zoology;  Mt.  Pleasljlnt 

Thesis:  "An Ecological  Study of the  Family  Tendipedidae  (Diptera)  of  Two  Fresh-water Lakes  in Isabella  County, 

Michigan'' 

Paul George  Daston,  Psychology;  Roslindale ,  Massachusetts 

Thesis:  "Perceptual Vigilance  in Paranoid Schizophrenia" 

Robert  Harlan Davis,  Psychology;  East  Grand  Rapids 

Thesis:  "The Quantification of  Drive,  I:  Incentive  Values  of Food and Water" 

Frances  Helen  DeLisle,  Education;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "A Study  of the  Relationship of the Self-Concept to adjustment  in a  Selected Group of College  Women" 

Robert  Earl  Oils,  Soil  Science;  Miamisburg,  Ohio 

Thesis:  "Changes  in Some  Vegetation,  Surface Soil and  Surface  Runoff  Characteristics of a  Watershed  Brought 

About by  Forest Cutting and  Subsequent  Mountain  Farming" 

George  T.  Dimopoullos,  Bacteriology and  Public  Health;  Jackson Heights,  New  York 

Thesis:  "Electrophoretic and  Serum  Neutralization Studies  of Sera from  Chickens  Exposed  to  Infectious  Bronchitis 

Virus" 

Herbert  Sousa  Eleuterio,  Chemistry;  New  Bedford,  Massachusetts 

Thesis:  "Steriochemistry of the  C- and 0- Alkylation of  Phenols,  and  of the  Cleavage and  Thermal  Rearrangement 

of Alkyl  Aryl  Ethers" 

Jack  Calkins  Elliott,  Botany;  Coldwater 

Thesis:  "The  Phytosociology of the  Upland  Second Growth  Hardwoods  of Missaukee  County,  Michigan 

Ray  Edwin  Ely,  Dairy;  Union  City 

Thesis:  "Studies on the  Digestibility  of Orchard Grass with  Dairy  Cattle" 

Beatrice  Iva  Fessenden,  Education;  Auburn,  New  York 

Thesis: 

''An Analysis  of Factors Contri!Juting to  the  Academic  Deficiencies  of Selected Students  on  Academic 

Probation at  Michigan State  College" 

William  Lee Garbrecht,  Chemistry;  Grand  Rapids 

Thesis:  "The  Reaction of  Hydrazoic  Acid  with  Substituted Cyanamides:  The  Synthesis  and  Properties of Various 

Derivatives of 5-Aminotetrazole" 

John  Bernard Gartner,  Horticulture and  Botany;  Lakewood,  Ohio 

Thesis:  "Interrelation of Response  to  Indole  Acetic  Acid,  Duration and  Intensity of Light,  and Heterosis  in the 

Snapdragon (Antirrhinum  Majus  L . )" 

Robert  Francis Gentry,  Bacteriology;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "Serological Studies  on Avian Visceral  Lymphomatosis  Usillg the  Complement  Fixation Reaction" 

Clarence  Cornelius Gray,  III,  Soil  Science;  Hempstead,  New  York 

Thesis:  "The Phosphorus  Supplying  Powers of Some  Michigan Soils" 

John· Kenneth Guiher,  Wood  Technology;  Akron,  Ohio 

Thesis:  "The  Effect of Alkyl-Substituted Phenolic  Adhesives  on the  Bonding  of  Douglas  Fir Beneer" 

Emanuel Hackel,  Zoology;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "The  Relationship  Between Rh  Factor Incompatibility and  Mental  Deficiency" 

Herbert Lewis  Hackett,  Sociology and  Anthropology;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "An Experimental  Investigation of the  Effects of  Introducing  Writing  Skills  Training  into  the  Framework 

of an Introductory Course  in  Sociology" 

Carl William  Hall,  Agricultural  Engineering;  Tiffin,  Ohio 

Thesis: 

''An Operational Analysis of Dairy Plant  Equipment'' 

Henry  Arthur Hanson,  Mathematics;  Lansing 

Thesis:  "Some  Relations Between Various  Types  of  Normality of Numbers" 

Richard  James  Harley,  Bacteriology and Public  Health;  Grosse  Pointe 

Thesis:  "Oxidation  Reduct ion  Potential Studies  on  the  Rate  of Germicidal  Activity of Quaternary  Ammonium 

Compounds'' 

Richard  Scott  Hauser,  Botany and  Plant  Pathology;  Delmar,  New  York 

Thesis:  "An Ecological Analysis  of the  Isolated  Prairies of  Newaygo  County,  Michigan" 

Harold Albert  Henneman,  Animal  Husbandry;  Belmont,  Wisconsin 

Thesis:  "The Thyroid  Secretion Rate  of Sheep as  Affected  by:  Season,  Age,  Breed,  Pregnancy,  and  Lactation" 

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SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES (Continued) 

Donald  Joseph Herrmann.  Education;  Lee,  illinois 

Thesis:  "A Study  of the Abilities,  Traits,  and Characteristics of Secondary  School  Counselors" 

Benjamin ffiakely  Hickok,  English;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "The  Political and  Liter11-ry  Careers of F.  B.  Sanborn" 

Roscoe  John Higdon,  Horticulture;  Columbia,  South Carolina 

Thesis:  "Soil Moisture  Depletion by  Various Grasses and  Legumes  Used as Orchard Sods" 

Erma Marguerite  Hill,  Bacteriology and Public  Health,  East Lansing 

Thesis:  "A Study  of the Platic  Card Method for the Determination of  Human  Blood Groups" 

Clifford Robertson Humphrys,  Soil  Science;  Lansing 

Thesis:  "The Evaluation of Physical Factors in Relation to  Land Use;  A  Study of Gogebic  and Ontonagon Counties, 

Michigan'' 

Hezekiah  Jackson,  Horticulture;  Greensburg,  Louisiana 

Thesis:  "Some  Effects  of Maleic  Hydrazide  on  Certain Physiological Responses of Celery (Apium  graveolens)" 

Champ  McMillian Jones,  Farm  Crops;  Dacusville,  South Carolina 

Thesis:  "An Inheritance  Study  of Corn Maturity" 

Edwin  Boyd  Jones,  Agricultural  Economics;  Hooper,  Utah 

Thesis:  "Intra-Consumer  Price  Discrimination as  a  Means  of Increasing Milk  Consumption" 

Roger  Folke Keller,  Jr.,  Zoology;  Gonic,  New  Hampshire 

Thesis:  "Studies on the  Parotid and  Thyroid Glands  of Caries-susceptible and  Caries-resistant Strains of  Rats 

(Rattus norvegicus)" 

Anna  Louise  Kelley,  Foods and  Nutrition;  Lansing 

Thesis:  "Use of the  Balance  Technique for  Estimating Protein Requirement for  Nitrogen  Balance and Weight 

Maintenance  in the  Laboratory Rat" 

George  Morton Kessler,  Horticulture;  Lansing 

Thesis:  "Effects of  Drop  Delaying Sprays  on the  Post Harvest  Physiology of Apples" 

Donald  Miles  Kinch,  Agricultural  Engineeriilg;  Lexington,  Nebraska 

Thesis;  "Physical Factors Affecting  the Germination Vitality of  Weed  Seeds" 

James  Frederick Kirn,  Chemistry;  Detroit 

Thesis:  "The  Effect  of Ultraviolet  Irradiation on the  Photochemical  Changes  of  Ergosterol and the  Chromatographic 

Separation of the  Products" 

William Klomparens,  Botany and  Plant  Pathology;  Holland 

Thesis:  "A Study  of Helminthosporium  satium,  P . K.  and  B.  as an Unreported  Parasite of Agrostis palustris 

Huds" 

Clarence  Anton Langer,  Horticulture;  Benton  Harbor 

Thesis:  "The  Effect of Growth  Regulators  on Blossom  Thinning with  Special  Reference  to Apples and  Peaches" 

Charles  Albert Lassiter,  Dairy;  Murray,  Kentucky 

· 

Thesis:  "Crystalline Vitamin B12  Requirement of the Young  Dairy  Calf" 

Cheng  Chun Lee,  Physiology;  Kiangsu,  China 

Thesis:  "General Metabolism  of  Cobalt  Studied  in the  Chicken and  in the  Dog" 

Robert  Charles Lewis,  Dairy;  East Lansing 

Thesis:  "Protein-bound Iodine  Levels  in Dairy  Cattle  Plasma,  Milk and Colostrum" 

Sushela Lingaiah,  Nutrition;  Bangalore,  India 

Thesis:  "Nutritional Value  of Certain Nut  Proteins" 

Fu  Ju  Liu,  Sociology and Anthropology;  Macao,  China 

Thesis:  "A Demographic  Comparison of  Native and  Foreign Born Chinese  Americans  in the  United  States" 

Salah-Eldine  Mahmoud  Lotfy  ElBaz,  Food  Technology;  Cairo,  Egypt 

Thesis:  "Effect of Weight  Gain and Weight Loss on Certain Body and  Blood  Constituents  of  Rats" 

Eugene  Hans  Lucas,  Botany;  East Lansing 

Thesis:  "A Study  of Carbonic  Anhydrase  in Plants" 

John  Edward  Lynch,  Bacteriology and  Public  Health;  Taunton,  Massachusetts 

Thesis:  "An  Electrophoretic  Study  of Pullorum  Immune  Turkey Serum" 

John Clifford  McKinney,  Sociology and  Anthropology;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "Systematic  Sociological  Theory  in the  United  States:  An  J?cposition,  Analysis,  and  Synthesis  of the 

Methodological and  Substantive  Theories of George  H.  Mead.,  Talcott  Parsons,  a.nd  George  A.  Lundberg" 

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SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES (Continued) 

Theodore  T.  McKnelly,  Psychology;  Pocatello,  Idaho 

Thesis:  "The Effect of Anxiety Level  Upon Stimulus Generalization in  Paired-Associate Learning and Recognition 

Memory" 

James  Burket Mickle,  Dairy;  Lincoln,  Nebraska 

Thesis:  "The  Effects of Storage  Upon Shrinkage and the  Nitrogen Distribution in Ice  Cream" 

Cyril Ralph  Mill,  Psychology;  Omaha,  Nebraska 

Thesis:  "Personality Patterns  in Socially Selected and  Socially  Rejected  Male  College  Students" 

Frederick John  Miller.  Jr. ,  Chemistry;  Grand Rapids 

Thesis:  "I.  Solubilities and  Partition Ratios of  Ergosterol and  Calciferol in Various  Solvent  Mixtures. 

ll.  · The 

Chromatographic  Behavior of  Dioxane-Hexane  Mixtures and  of Calciferol and  Ergosterol on Superfiltrol" 

Walter  Frederick Morofsky,  Forestry;  East· Lansing 

Thesis:  "  The  Correlation of Bark Beetles and  Wood  Borers to  Slash Disposal in Michigan" 

Ruth  Ann  Musselman,  History;  East Lansing 

Thesis:  "Attitudes of American  Travelers  in Germany,  1815-1890:  A  Study  in the  Development of Some American 

Ideas" 

Thomas  Pomphert  Francis  Nally,  Education;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "The  Relationship between Achieved Growth and  Stature and the  Beginning of Growth in Reading" 

Wesley  Brock  Neely,  Chemistry;  London,  Ontario 

Thesis:  "Kinetics  of  Mutarotation of Aldoses  in the  Presence of Metallic  Ions" 

Donald  W.  Newsom,  Horticulture;  Shongaloo,  Louisiana 

Thesis:  "Studies on the  Effect  of the  Incorporation of Certain Growth  Stimulants in Pelleted Seed on Germination 

and  Development of the  Seedlings" 

Thomas Leonard  Norris,  Sociology and  Anthropology;  Brockton,  Massachusetts 

Thesis:  "Decision-making as a  Function of Distance  in Relation to  Property on a  Costa  Rican Coffee  Hacienda" 

Edward  Stafford  Northam,  Mathematics;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "Topology in Lattices" 

Francis  Ivan  Nye,  Sociology and Anthropology;  Prospect,  Oregon 

Thesis:  "Adolescent Adjustment  to  Parents " 

Malvern  Frank Obrecht,  Chemical  Engineering;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "Flotation of  Zinc  Silicate by  N-Octyl  Methylene  Blue" 

Harlan Vance  Ogle,  Chemistry;  Waynesboro,  Virginia 

Thesis:  "The Distribution of  Metal  Impurities in  Electrolytic  Nickel  Deposits" 

Ned  Papania,  Psychology;  Detroit 

Thesis:  "The  Effects  of  Failure on Goal  Steting  Behavior of Schizophrenic  and  Normal  Subjects" 

George  Wyman  Parmelee,  Botany and  Plant  Pathology;  Flushing 

Thesis:  "The Oak  Upland  Continuum  in Southern  Michigan" 

Donald  Robert  Paterson,  Horticulture;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "The  Effect of Preharvest Foliar Sprays  of Maleic  Hydrazide  on  the  Post  Harvest  Physiology  of Potatoes, 

Onions and  Vegetable  Root  Crops" 

Frank Robert  Peabody,  Bacteriology and  Public  Health;  Birmingham 

Thesis:  "An Investigation of the  Efficiency of Quaternary Ammonium Germicides  in the  Presence of Hard Water" 

John Wallace  Pearce,  Chemistry;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "The  Physical Properties  of  Electrolytic  Nickel  Deposited from  Solutions  Containing  Additions  of Various 

Organic  Substances" 

Michael A.  Pisano,  Bacteriology and  Public  Health ;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

Thesis:  "The Nutritional  Requirements  of  Cephalosporium  salmosynnematin as  Determined  in a  Chemically 

Defined Medium'' 

Abe  Pital,  Bacteriology;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Thesis:  "An Antibiotic  Approach to the  Problem of  Pullorum  Disease" 

Max  Reid  Raines,  Education;  Bedford,  Indiana 

Thesis:  "The  Role  of the  Part  Time  Graduate or  Upperclass  Student Assistant  in the  Men's  Residence  Halls  of the 

Big  Ten  Universities" 

Frederick Beatty  Rainsberry,  English;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "The  Irony  of Objectivity  in  the  New  Criticism" 

John  H.  Reindehl,  History;  Custer 

• 

. 

Thesis:  "The  Impact of the  French Revolution and  Napoleon  Upon the  United  States as  Revealed by the  Fortunes of 

the  Crowninshield  Family of Salem'' 

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SCHOOL OF GRADUATE  STUDIES (Contin"\led) 

Alfred Nathan Roberts,  Horticulture;  Corvallis,  Oregon 

Thesis:  "Growth and  Composition of the  Strawberry Plant in Relation to Root  Temperatures" 

Daniel Paul Roman,  Bacteriology and Public  Health;  Portland,  Connecticut 

Thesis: 

'Amino Acid Composition of the Heterothallic  Ascomycete,  Gelasinospora autosteira" 

Paul Joseph  Rood,  Horticulture;  Flint 

Thesis:  "The Use of 4-Phthalimido 26-Dimethyl Pyrimidine as a  Plant Growth Regulator" 

Samuel Rosen,  Bacteriology and Public  Health;  Brooklyn,  New York 

Thesis:  "The Importance  of Biotin,  Niacin and  Pantothenic  Acid  in  Cucumber Fermentation" 

Ralph  McGee  Rotty,  Mechanical  Engineering;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "A Study  of  Thermodynamic  Irreversibility in a  Fluid  Expanding  Behind a  Moving  Piston" 

Tom Daniel  Schlabach,  Jr. ,  Chemistry;  Morristown,  New  Jersey 

Thesis:  "I.  The  Chromatographic  Separation and the  Determination of Vitamin D2  in Corn Oil. 

Chromatographic  Separation and the  Determination of Vitamins  D  in Various Oils Containing Vitamin A" 

II.  The 

James  Duncan Shaffer,  Agricultural  Economics;  Tekonsha 

Thesis:  "Metholological Bases for the Operation of a  Consumer Purchase Panel" 

Nathan  L .  Shipkowitz,  Bacteriology;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Thesis:  "Studies on the Adaptation of Infectious  Bronchitis  Virus  of Chickens  to  Mice" 

Robert  Dean Shipman,  Forestry;  Mo\mdsville,  West  Virginia 

Thesis:  "A Silvical Study  of  Certain Factors ·Contributing to the  Differential Height  Growth of Plantation-Grown 

Tulip  Poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera L. )" 

Irving·Louis  Shklair,  Bacteriology;  Miami  Beach,  Florida 

Thesis:  "A Study  of Serological Cross Reactions  Between the  Brucellae and  Certain Salmonellae--with Special 

Reference to  Brucella-Sallmonella Pullorum  Reactions" 

Fouad Atalla  Soliman,  Physiology;  Cairo,  Egypt 

Thesis:  "Cyclic Variations  in  Thyroid Function of Mature  Female Rats  and  Mice" 

William Ludwig Spliethoff,  Chemistry;  East Lansing 

Thesis:  "The Kinetics  and  Mechanism of the  Racemization of Phenylmethylcarbinyl Chloride by  Phenols" 

Sung  Huang  Sun,  Botany and  Plant  Pathology;  Shanghai,  China 

Thesis:  "A Comparative  Morphological and  Cytological  Study of (\elasinospora Calospora (Mouton)  Moreau et 

Moreau,  Gelasinospora Autosteira Alexopoulos  and  Sun,  and Gelasinospora  Cerealis  Dowding" 

Leek  Tanasugarn,  Bacteriology and  Public  Health;  Thomburi,  Thailand 
Thesis:  "Studies on the  Isolation of Agents from  Tumors" 

Oliver  Clifton  Taylor,  Horticulture;  Hallett,  Oklahoma 

Thesis:  "The  Effect of Organis Fungicides,  Copper  Fungicides and  Time  of Harvest on Size,  Firmness and 

Chemical  Composition of Fruit of the  Sour Cherry (Prunun cerasus,  L . )" 

Norman  Robert  Thompson,  Farm  Crops;  Guelph,  Ontario 

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

Wilbert  Ernest  Wade,  Botany;  Sharon,  Pennsylvania 

Thesis:  "A Study  of the  Taxonomy and  Ecology of Michigan Desmids" 

William •Goff  Walter,  Bacteriology and  Public  Health;  Bozeman,  Montana 
Thesis:  "A Study  of Microbial  Activities  in the Ovine  Rumen" 

Ming Yuen Wang,  Soil  Science;  Shanghai,  China 

Thesis:  "Effect of Lignin on Soil  Properties  and Plant Growth" 

John Kenneth Werner,  Chemistry;  New  Britain,  Connecticut 

Thesis:  "Part I.  The  Reduction  of Hexavalent Chromium at a  Nickel  Anode-Nickel  Sulfate  Solution Interface 
during  Electrolysis.  Part  II.  The  Effects  of Chromium  in Nickel  Sulfate  Solutions  on the  Physical 
Properties of  Electrodeposited  Nickel' ' 

James  Roderick  Wright,  Soil  Science;  Truro,  Nova  Scotia 

Thesis:  "The  Effect of Certain Soil  Treatments on the  Cobalt  Supplying  Power of Some  Nova  Scotian  Soils" 

Robert  E.  Yates,  Chemistry;  Bisbee,  Arizona 

Thesis:  "The Ultraviolet  Irradiation of Calciferol in Various  Solvents" 

Elmer Grant  Youmans,  Sociology and  Anthropology;  Arlington,  Virginia 

Thesis:  "An Appraisal of the  Social  Factors in the  Work  Attitudes and  Interests of a  Representative Sample  of 

Twelfth Grade  Michigan  Boys" 

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Edward  M .  Fouch,  Mechanical  Engineering;  Saginaw 

Thesis:  "Introduction  to  Tool  Engineering" 

Kenneth  Stephen  Frazier,  Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Thesis:  "Quality  Controlled  Hot  Dip  Galvanizing and  Phosphate  Etching" 

SCHOOL  OF GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

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Honorary  Degrees 

DOCTOR  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Ernest  Hart 

New  York,  Ne w  York 

DOCTOR  OF  LAWS 

Lloyd Clem e nt  Emmons 

East  Lansing,  Michigan 

DO C TOR  OF  SCIENCE 

Will iam  James  Clench 

Cam~idge, Massa c husetts 

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Reserve  Officers'  Training  Corps 

The following  students have  completed their  ROTC  training at  Michigan State  College and are 

qualified to  receive  commissions as  reserve officers  of the  United  States  Air  Force or as  officers 
of the  United  States  Army in the  Branches  indicated. 

Air  Science 

Frederick S.  Addy 

George  H.  Giddings 

Dedham,  Massachusetts 

Lansing 

Alex  J.  Andrulis 

Hart 

Alvin  D.  Aurand 

Detroit 

Bruce  H.  Barnes 
Rochester 

Ralph  T.  Bergsma 

Milford 

Roderick  E.  Black 

Flint 

Richard  B.  Brelsford 

Hale 

Conrad  F.  Buck 

Lexington,  Massachusetts 

Ronald  H.  Buck,  Jr. 

Jackson 

Robert  E .  Caskey 
Grand  Rapids 

John  H.  Chamberlain,  Jr. 

Lansing 

John A.  Christensen 

Lansing 
Ralph  E.  Clark 
South  Lyon 
· 
Edward  S.  Cleland 
Galion,  Ohio 
John  H.  Cobane,  Jr. 

Detroit 

Dennis  E .  Condon 

Effingham,  illinois 

Elwood  R.  Converse 

Detroit 

William  J .  Crooke 

Detroit 

William  S.  Cumming 

Detroit 

Gary  W.  Cummings 

Owosso 

William  G.  Daoust 
East  Lansing 
Richard  Davenport 
Battle  Creek 

Charles  S.  Daymond,  Jr. 

Ferndale 
Ralph  Dean,  Jr. 
Three  Rivers 

David  Detar 
Milan 

Richard  N.  Devereaux 

Lansing 

Charles A.  Diaz 

Kingsville,  Texas 

Ric hard  J.  Edin 

Jamestown,  New  York 

Thomas  W.  Egan 

White  Plains,  New  York 

William  C.  Federhart 

Saginaw 

James  H.  Gardner 
Cassopolis 
Ronald  N.  Gay 
Detroit 

Charles  F.  Gibbs 
Royal  Oak 

Richard  V.  Gidner 

Charlotte 
John R.  Golden 

Buffalo,  New  York 

Carlton F.  Granthen 

Ottawa  Lake 

Warren W.  Gregory 

Berkley 

Gerald  S.  Grohman 
Chicago,  illinois 

Maxwell  J.  Grost 

Lansing 

Louis  E .  Hamilton 

Santa  Rosa,  California 

Louis  W.  Hayward 
South  Boardman 
Roger  M.  Hekhuis 

Lansing 

John  D.  Hemsteger 
Birmingham 
David H.  Hermann 

Detroit 

Frank G.  Hodges ,  Jr. 

Grand  Rapids 

John  M.  Holds 

Battle  Creek 

Robert  G.  Housedorf 

Asbury,  New  Jersey 

Warren G.  Hudson 
East  Lansing 

James  Vincent  Huebner 

Detroit 
Henry  R .  Hutt 

Kenmore,  New  York 

Donald  R.  Jahn 

Flint 

Earl  D.  Jarmol 

Lansing 
Paul  W.  Jencks 

Holland 

Ronald  A.  Jenkins 

Detroit 
Karl  W.  John 
Detroit 

Frank G.  Johnson 

Flint 

Gerald  F.  Johnston 

Manistee 

Ronald  L .  Kaiser 

Chicago,  illinois 
Stuart  L.  Kauffman 

Inkster 
Alan  R .  Kreps 
Fremont 

Charles  C .  Krueger,  Jr. 

Detroit 

George  W.  Landon 
East  Lansing 
John  R.  Lavery 
River  Rouge 
Ranson  V.  Leech 

Detroit 

Robert  W.  Lemaux 

Pontiac 

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Gerald  W.  Lockwood 

Battle  Creek 
John  P.  MacGregor 

Kalamazoo 

Malcolm  R.  Malcomson 

Wyandotte 
Keith  B.  Mantell 
Lawrence 

John  R.  McCormak 

Ferndale 

Raymond  F.  McKay 

Ironwood 

Donald  W.  McLaughlin 
Sy racuse,  New  York 

Robert  C .  Metzger 

Sc henectady,  New  York 

Carl L.  Mosack 

Detroit 

Douglas  M.  Mowry 

Sturgi s 
James  L .  Otis 
Lansing 

Herbert  B.  Packard 

Charlotte 

Edward  C.  Papke 

Bellevue 

Richard  K.  Paver 

Belleville,  New  York 

Orville  L .  Petrie 
Farmington 
Robert  E.  Pingry 

Crystal Lake,  illinois 

Robert  H.  Pyzik 

Detroit 

Eugene  L.  Raab 
Caledonia 
Dale  A.  Randall 
Vermontville 
Graham  D.  Rankin 
North  Muskegon 

Tom  Rasmussen 

Detroit 

Robert  C.  Revou 

Lexington,  Massachusetts 

Thomas  C .  Richardson 

Flint 

Robert  A.  Rogers 

Detroit 

Robert  H.  Rowe 

Detroit 

Andrew  H.  Rutter ,  Jr. 
Sault  Ste .  Marie 
Raymond  W.  Savage 

Rochester,  New  York 

Jerold  W.  Scheel 

Detroit 

Harry  M.  Schiefer 

Birch  Run 
Paul A.  Schmidt 

Kenmore,  New  York 

James  M .  Schmierer 

East  Lansing 

Lee  F .  Seguin 

Canandaigua,  New  York 

Robert  A.  Shaw 
Williamsburg 

Stephen Sichel 

Newark,  New  Jersey 

Arthur R.  Sieting 

Kalkaska 

Billy G.  Simpson 
Roscommon 
David  A.  Smith 

Grant 

Ronald  K.  Snyder 
Battle  Creek 
Billie  N.  Stahlman 

Wyandotte 
Robert  D.  Stalker 

Flint 

Donald  E.  Stevens 

Detroit 

Harlan  E.  Stiefel 
Dimondale 
Ronald  J .  StOnge 

Kingsford 
Monte  R.  Story 
Edmore 

Richard  L.  Thornton 

Lansing 

Leland  C.  Van Alstine 

Byron 

Max  S.  VanVlerah 

Lansing 

William L.  Waddell 
East  Lansing 
Gerald  F.  Wajda 
Dearborn 
Ralph  F.  Wilkie 

Pleasant Ridge 
Richard  E .  Wilmot 

Pontiac 

John  D.  Wilson 

Lapeer 

Charles Yeramian 

Detroit 

Jerry A.  Zerbe 

Flint 

Military  Science 

ANTI-AIRCRAFT  ARTILLERY 

David  Dale  Bond 
Battle Creek 

John Oliver  Bowers,  Jr. 

Gary,  Indiana 
Charles  Vern  Dinges 
Chicago,  lllinois 

Daniel  P.  Elliott 
Muskegon 

James  Clyde  Gellasch 

Detroit 

Merritt  Russell  Hayes 

Gaylord 

Thomas  Edward  Hildebrand 

Holland 

Ronald  Joseph  Janson 

Geneva,  Ohio 
Kenneth  Frank  Lane 

Downers  Grove,  illinois 

Robert  George  Lyons 

Lansing 

Ernest  William  Mandoky 

Detroit 

David  MacBeath  Maylen 

Birmingham 

Joseph Vernon  Me  Cutchan 
Dickinson,  North  Dakota 

Raymond  Louis  Monte 

Trenton 

ARMORED 

Keith  LeRoy  Baughman 

Wilbur  Andrew  Johnson 

Sunfield 

Robert  William  Berninger 
New York,  New  York 
James  Rudy  Bickerstaff 

Pontiac 

Robert  Wallace  Bristol 

Almont 
Ira  Allen Carr 

Midwest,  Wyoming 

Robert  John  Clark 

Royal Oak 
Ransom  M .  Cope 

Owosso 

John  Howard  Cowley 

Dearborn 

John  Howard  Douglas 

Owosso 

Norval  Henry  Fisher 

Has tings 

James  Bower  Graham 
Leroy,  New  York 

Lake  City 

William  E .  Kamradt 

East  Jordan 
Edward  John Klein 

Detroit 

St.  Joseph 

Pearc.e  Allen  Lane 

Big  Rapids 

Dale  Maclyn  Lewis 

New  Era 

Freeman  Jacob  Lytle 

Saginaw 

James  Richard  MacAlarney 

Birmingham 

Harvey Albert  Malone 

Clawson 

James  O'Neill Maloney 

Birmingham 
Charles  W.  Mayhew 

Detroit 

Wilfred  Ernest  Herring,  Jr . 

Ronald  James  McRipley 

Ida 

Richard  Arthur  Heuer 

Kenmore,  New  York 

·.valdo  My r ick  Hughart 

Ea s t  Lansing 

Ypsilanti 

Stanley  Joseph  Mi ckunas 
Bayonne,  New  Jersey 
John  Merrill  Nicklesen,  Jr. 

Ann Arbor 

Pierce Marsh  Moore 

Lapeer 

William  John  Mumby 

Corunna 

Gordon Lee Ostman 

Spaha 

William  Homer  Pearson 

Grand  Ledge 

Robert  Burke  Peterson 

Detroit 

Jerrald Maynard  Sessions 

Coopersville 

Richard  Melvin  Temple 

Dearborn 

William  Wilson  Peattie 

Highland  Park 
Roger  James  Peaters 

Dearborn 

Jerry David  Peterson 

Midland 

Mason 

Stanley  Clayton Plowman 
Kenosha,  Wisconsin 

Robert  John  Rankin 
North  Muskegon 
George  Dewey  Reed 

Lansing 

Howard  Lee  Skerratt 
East  Lansing 
Donald  Lee  Smith 
Coldwater 

Lawrence  Gale  Smith,  Jr. 

Detroit 

Lawrence  William  Stebbins 

Kalkaska 

Rolland  F .  Stimmel 

Hillsdale 

Theodore  Erwin  Weber 

Royal Oa' 

David  Gant  Westwater 

Houston,  Pennsylvania 

John  Edward  Wilson 

Wayne 

Dale  Warren Kretchman 

Robert  Rolfe  Phillips 

Ha r ry  Arthur  Ains worth 

Grand  Ledge 
Clyde  Galen  Benson 

Wake fi eld 

Jame s  William  Bi elby 

Det roit 

'.:Villiam  Ralph  Copp 

Dearborn 

David  Av e r y  Cowan 

·  Shaker  He ights,  Ohio 

FIELD ARTILLERY 

Kenneth  Gerald  Coyne 

Kenneth  George  Hanel 

Detroit 

Donal  Frank Duggan 

Detroit 

John  Rodda  Ege 
Lincoln  Park 
Arthur  Evert,  Jr. 

Okemos 

Theodore  John  Fronczak 

Lansing 

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Lansing 

Richard  Joseph Hicks 

Lansing 

Paul  Joseph Kennedy 

Detroit 

Kenneth  Leroy Ketzler 

St .  Matthews,  Kentucky 
Frederick William  Koberna 

Chicago,  Illinois 

R.  Jay  Kussmaul 
Woodland 

Ferris I.  Larsen 

Gowen 

William  Daniel Moore 

Dearborn 

Herbert  Roger Prior 

Mt.  Pleasant 

Pbifip  Donald  Rowley 

Lansing 

INFANTRY 

Gordon Harold Serr 

Corunna 

James  Ernest  VanMeer 

Flint 

Charles  Bradford Allen 

Edward  Merritt Griffin 

Donald  Earl Quayle 

Lansing 

Richard  Paul Anderson 

Maumee,  Ohio 
John  William Bohon 

Rochester 

Peter  Francis  Carroll 

Detroit 

James  Micheal  Cliaoutis 

Lansing 

John  Rufus  Clingerman 

Lansing 

Glen William  Cook 
White  Pigeon. 
Robert  Watler  Cook 

Saline 

Howard  Lynn  Feole 

Northville 

Thomas  Harley  Franks 

Lansing 

Detroit 

Jerry Clare Guynn 

Jackson 
Lee  C.  Hansen 
Birmingham 
Clark  Roger Hull 
Highland  Park 

Carl  Hilding  Johnson,  Jr. 

Grand Rapids 

Stanley  Warren Kurzman 
Buffalo•,  New  York 

Foo Wey  Lim 

Brooklyn,  New  York 
James  Francis  Luckey 
Racine,  Wisconsin 
Ferris  Edn)und  Markle 

Grand Ledge 

Edward  Michael  Palus 

Allegan 

Milton Walter  Fuehrer,  Jr . 

George  James  Prall 

Grosse  Pointe 

Lansing 

MILITARY  POLICE 

Oxford 

Richard  K.  Roberts 

Ypsilanti 

Richard  Ross  Sabrosky 

East  Lansing 

Walter  Emil Schoenegge,  Jr. 

Mishawaka,  Indiana 
Ruben  Baptiste  Shehigian 
East  Chicago,  Indiana 

Earl Pearson Smith 

Lansing 

George  Anthony  Thais 

Holland 

Robert  Montgomery  Thrun 

Lansing 

Edward  James  Tuinier 

Detroit 

James  Edward Watt 

Angola,  New  York 

Michael  Irwin Wuhl 

Hillside,  New  Jersey 

Paul  Mitchell Adams,  Jr. 

William  John Grzybowski 

Donald  Dwight  McClennan 

Lansing 

Detroit 

Clayton Boechk Armitage 

William  Hoyt  Hervey 

Saginaw 

East  Lansing 
David  Bruce  Miller 

Pontiac 

Detroit 

Curtis Gilbert  Beck 

Midland 

Harry  James  Bickert,  Jr. 

Alma 

Gerald Dale  Black 

Janesville,  Wisconsin 

Edward  Jack  Blackburn 

Battle  Creek 

Henry  Robert  Bondarenko 

Tuscola, 

Leo  Joseph  Boyd 
East  Lansing 

Arthur  Brandt 
Inkster 

Jere  Blair Chamberlain 

Detroit 

Albert  Baldwin Cook,  III 

Owosso 

John  Edward  Corfield 

· Grosse  Pointe 

Robert  David  Cunningham 

Hastings 

Robert  William  Dangle 

Grand  Rapids 
Paul  Nelson  Dekker 

Kent  City 

Steven Louis  Dykema 

Spring Lake 

Robert  Dale  Finkbeiner 

Sebewaing 

Robert  Gordon  Forman 

Lansing 

Edward  Wilbur  Forester 

Allen  Park 

Nylan  Dallas  Franklin 

Midland 

Duane  Monroe  Hildebrandt 

Virgil  Lawrence  Miller 

East  Lansing 

Richard Allen  Hodges 

Hart 

John  Norman  Hofstetter 

Detroit 

Roger  Earl Howard 

Johnstown,  Pennsylvania 

John  Kevin  Hunt 

Evergreen  Park,  Illinois 

Edmund  Carol  Irvin 

Detroit 

Edwin  Joseph  Jachimski 

Stambaugh 

Merle  Raymond  Jenkins,  Jr. 

East  Lansing 

Bruce  King 
Lansing 

Lansing 

Daniel Wesley  Mitchell 

Lansing 

Robert  Milton Mueller 

Sheboygan,  Wisconsin 

Lester Kaye  Naden 

Lansing 

Oscar  John Olander 
East  Lansing 

John Oleksink 
.Ecorse 

David  Jay  Poel 
Grand  Haven 
John  Robert  Proch 

Rochester 
Neil  Arthur  Ralya 
East  J,..ansing 

Dwayne  Richard  Klein 

Richard Keith Scofield 

Caro 

Louis  Edward  Krafft 

Saginaw 

Donald  Frank Lang 

Oconomowoc,  Wisconsin 

Darrell  Eldon Lindley 

Lansing 

Lamar Eugene  Luce 
Grand  Rapids 
Edwin  Earl Luke 

Flint 

Robert  Joseph Lundburg 

Sparta 

Harry  Edward  Matych 
North Muskegon 

Robert  Lorr McClelland 
Hinsdale,  Illinois 

Hart 

James  Henry  Strahl 
Geneva,  Illinois 

Norman Bert Schoonover 

Mt.  Morris 

Eugene  Kenneth  Stycoff 

Dearborn 

Richard  Pfeiffer  Tamburo 

New  Kensington,  Pennsylvania 

Edward  G.  Timmerman 

Grand  Rapids 
John  Paul Walter 

Buffalo,  New  York 

Frederick H.  Weeks 

Coldwater 

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Donald  Lee  Baker 
East  Lansing 
Allen  Blair  Bass 
Grosse  Pointe 
Arthur  Lee  Berkey 
Constantine 

James  R.  Blackmore 

Flint 

Charles  Alexander  Bryan 

Detroit 

Wayne  Webster  Clements 

Saline 

Donald  Francis  Costello 

Livonia 

Ralph Arthur Dold 

Davisburg 

William  David  Farley 

Battle  Creek 

Douglas  Albert  Ackley 

Ovid 

Lincoln Avery 
Holland 

Luther  Henry  Baker 
East  Lansing 

Michael  Moran  Barton 

Maumee,  Ohio 
John  Phillips  Beck 
Battle  Creek 

Ronald  Clarence  Bengtson 

Munising 

Paul  Eugene  Blakkan 

Muskegon 

Robert  Joseph  Blow 
East  Lansing 

Lawrence  Alden  Bodary 

Flat  Rock 

Robert  Thomas  Bolo,  Jr. 

Grosse  Pointe 

William  Francis  Brown 

Bridgeport 

Donald  Allen  Burgh 

Orchard  Park,  New  York 

Frank  Felix  Butkiewicz 

Jackson 

Robert  Alexander  Byfield 

New  York,  New  York 

Charles L.  Cooper 
Temperance 

Charles  W.  Crutcher 
Athens,  Alabama 
Richard  Arthur  Davies 

Pontiac 

Donald  Arthur  Drader 

Grosse  Pointe 
Howard  George  Erler 
Elmhurst,  illinois 

Paul  Edwin  Finney 
East  Lansing 

Howard  William  Fosdick 

Gaylord 

William  H.  Haas 
Bridgeport 
John  Edwin  Hale 
Marshall 

ORDNANCE 

Donald  Joseph Fedewa 

Chadwick 

Walter  Charles Garthwaite 

Spring Lake 

James  Scott  Harrison 

East  Lansing 

Keith  William  Holmes 

East Aurora,  New  York 

Louis  Emil  Johnson 

Mancelona 

Harry Louis  Keehne 

Lansing 

John  Francis  Kelly 
Chicago,  illinois 
Jerome  Kenneth  Lampe 

Grand  Haven 
William  Larson 

Detroit 

QUARTERMASTER 

Robert  A.  Hannan 
Lima,  Ohio 

Raymond  J .  Hartigan 
Chicago,  illinois 
John  E.  Hinaman,  Jr. 

Alan Glueck  Lewis 
Cuyahoga, · Ohio 
Carl Adolph  Luepnitz 

Moran 

G.  Winfield  Pardee 

Charlotte 

Robert  Hale  Pearce 

Coldwater 

Eugene  Neal  Rhodes 

Monroeville,  Indiana 

Carl George  Rummel 

Frankenmuth 
Joseph  Albin Slajus 

Carney 

Douglas  Hart  Smith 

Milan 

Loyce  Daniel  Snyder 

Wheeler 

Michael  Jay  Reische 

Woodmere,  New York 

Charles  Rettke 

Flint 

Gordon  Lloyd  Reyburn 

Westfield,  Massachusetts 

Grand Rapids 

Michael  E.  Hurst 
Grand  Haven 
Roger  W.  !meson 

Sault  Ste .  Marie 

Stuart  A.  Jackson 
Grand  Rapids 
Peter  T .  Keriacos 

Lansing 
Gary  W.  Knott 

Flint 

Wayne  H.  Kruse 
Mt.  Prospect 
John  Dayton  Laird 
Battle  Creek 

Gerald  Henry  LeFevre 

Traverse  City 

Gordon  Louis  Sattelmeier 

Detroit 

John  Gilbert  Schaff 
Minden  City 

Donald  Miller Schlemmer 

Detroit 

Joseph  Edward  Shaw 

Midland 

Morris Harvey  Stein 

St.  Louis 

Milfred  Leo  Sterzik 

Petoskey 

Robert  Stanley  Stokes 

Fennville 

John  Frederick Storrer 

Owosso 

Victor  Warner  Leipprandt,  Jr. 

Roger  Keith  Summers 

Detroit 

Clarion,  Iowa 

Bertram Selden Loewestein 

James  Edward  Theraux 

Franklin 

Philip  Wright  Lohman 

Cortland,  New  York 
Joseph Hoover  Mallison 
Bellerose,  New  York 

Lloyd  Earl  Miller 

Lansing 

Richard  H.  Northey 

Virginia,  Minnesota 

Phillip  Dale  Nowak 

Manistee 

Charles  George  Olsen 

Staten  Island,  New  York 

Lamoin Albert Olsen 

Battle  Creek 

Ernest  William  Pleger 

Lapeer 

East  Lansing 

Harry  Walter  Theuerkauf 

Menominee 

Willie  Lee  Thrower 

New  Kensington,  Pennsylvania 

Stewart  Carl  VanMeter 

Detroit 

Duane  Richard  Vernon 

Ithaca 

Raymond  Arthur Vogt 

Whitaker,  Pennsylvania 

Jack  Edgar  Wagar 

Edmore 

Richard  Arthur Wallin 

Monroe 

Donald  Morrison Wallis 

Rudyard 

Charles  Leonard Quick 

Harry  Eldred  Wittaker 

Temperance 

Robert  Charles  Reasner 

Rose  City 

Lapeer 

David  Alan  Wolfe 
Locust  Valley 

Donald  Clayton  Zimmerman 

Niagara,  Wisconsin 

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Walter  Robert  Ambrose 

Emmett 

Roderic  H.  Bosse 
Traverse  City 
Alan  Geroge  Bower 

Perry 

James  Edward  Cast 

Owosso 

Peter Henry  Cook 

Detroit 

Robert  Samuel  Crow 

SIGNAL 

Donald  Max  Hill 
Montrose 
Smith  B.  Horton 

Adrian 

Peter  Houghton 

Ionia 

Duane  Gilbert  Hull 

Lake  City 

Gerald Allan  Koenigshof 

Buchanan 

Donald J ay  Kremer 

Robert  Allen Oliver 
Lincoln  Park 
Larry Louis  Rice 
Six  Lakes 

Douglas  Earl  Richey 

Mason 

Arnold  Edward  Roberts 

Grand  Rapids 

Donald  Wilfred  Seidel 

Bay  City 

Donald  Robert  Slaght 

Cleveland  Heights,  Ohio 

Royal Oak 

John  Stuart  Eberle 

Lyndonville,  New  York 

Eugene  Jerome  Leist 

Manitowoc,  Wis c onsin 

Detroit 
Jack  Stubbs 
Perry 

Jack  James  Gage 
Plymouth 

John  Lawrence  Greenburg 

Detroit 

Thomas  B .  Hickey 

Saginaw 

Donald  Patrice  Marentette,  Jr . 

Howard  E.  Trier 

Detroit 

Ronald  Jonson  Miles 

L·ansing 

Owosso 

Robert  Edmund  Visscher 

Vicksburg 

James  Duane  Wagenschutz 

Plymouth 

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Alumni  Awards  for  Distinguished  Service 

To  provide  recognition to  Alumni  of Michigan State  College for Outstanding achievements,  the  Washington,  D.  C., 

Alumni  Club  in  194 6  established the  Alumni  Awards for  Distinguished  Service.  Annually  one  or more  recipients,  not  to 
exceed five  in any  given year,  are  designated from  a  list  of nominees  submitted by  local  Michigan  State  College  Alumni 
Clubs  throughout  the  United  States.  Parchment  scroll awards  are presented  each  spring on  Commencement  Day  at  the 
College.  The  chairman of the  Washington  D.  C .  Awards  Committee  is  Dr.  Harold  C .  Knoblauch,  Class of  1931. 

Recipients  of the  awards  for  1953  are: 

CHARLES  DWIGHT  CURTISS 

Class of  1911  K e nsington,  Maryland.  Civil  Engineer.  Teacher.  Author. 
Instructor in Civil  Engineering, 
Michigan  State  College.  Superintendent,  Continental  Public  Works  Company,  New  York.  Bridge  Inspector, 
Michigan  State  Highway  Department.  Assistant  Engineer,  Iowa  Highway  Commission.  Assistant to ·Chief; 
Chief,  Division of  Control;  Deputy  Commissioner,  Bureau of  Public  Roads,  U.  S.  Department  of  Comm·erce . 
Author  of numerous  contributions  and  recognized  national authority on highway  finance,  administration,  re 
cruitment and  training.  Gold  Medal  Exceptional  Service  Award  by  U.  S.  Department  of  Commerce.  Ameri 
can Society  of  Civil  Engineers  award for distinguished  service as  Secretary of the  Highway  Division.  Me mb e r, 
American  Society of  Civil  Engineers;  American Association of State  Highway Officials;  Highway  Research 
Board;  National  Academy  of Scienc es;  Cosmos  Club,  Washington;  Michigan  State  College  Alumni  Award  Com 
mittee for  three years.  U.  S.  Army. 

JAMES  STANSBURY  HOLDEN 

Class  of  1893 .  Detroit,  Michigan.  Real  Estate.  Banking.  Business.  Philanthropist.  President and  Director, 
James  S.  Holden  Company.  Grand  Lawn  Cemetery.  Chairman of  Board and  Director,  Holden and  Reaume  Com 
pany.  Vice-President and  Director,  Parke  Davis  and  Company.  Director,  Detroit  Edison  Company;  Burroughs 
Adding  Machine  Company;  National  Bank  of  Detroit;  Detroit  Manufacturers  Railroad;  Great  Lakes  Engineering 
Works;  Autopulse  Corporation;  First  Liquidating Corporation.  TI:-ustee,  Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance 
Company.  Advisory  Board,  Investment  Company of America.  President,  Detroit  Board of  Estimates.  Mem 
ber,  Detroit  Common  Council;  City  Planning  Commission;  Detroit  Zoological  Park Commission.  University  of 
Detroit  awarded  an honorary degree and  named a  dormitory,  Holden  Hall ,  in recognition of his  leadership  in 
business  and finance.  Member,  Detroit  Athletic  Club;  Detroit  Country  Club;  Grosse  Point e  Club.  U.  S.  Army. 

VERNE  LEE KETCHUM 

Class of  1S12 .  Portland,  Oregon.  Civil  Engineer.  Research  Engineer.  Author.  Lecturer .  Surveyor and 
Draftsman,  U.  S.  Forest Service .  Draftsman,  Inspecto r,  Commission of Public  Docks,  Portland,  Oregon. 
Engineer and  Chief  Draftsman,  Blood and  Williams,  Consulting  Structural  Engineers.  Appraisal  Engineer, 
Pacific  Power and  Light  Company.  Designing  Engineer,  War  Department .  Consulting  Engineer  in  private 
practice.  Chief  Engineer,  Timber  Structures,  Inc .,  Portland,  Oregon.  Contributed  extensively  to  profes s ional 
magazines  and books  with  articles  on  design and  construction.  An  outstanding leader and  authority,  both t ec hni 
cally and  economically,  in developing  proper engineering  use  of  timber.  Member, American Society  of  Civil En 
gineers;  Engineering  Institute  of  Canada;  American  Railway  Engineering Association;  Forest  Products  Research 
Society;  National  Society  of  Professional  Engineers;  American  Society  for  Testing  Materials;  Research  Insti 
tute  of America;  American  Institute  of  Timber  Construction. 

DR.  WALTER  LEROY  MALLMANN 

Class  of  1S18.  East  Lansing,  Michigan.  Bacteriologist.  Scientist.  Teacher.  Author. 
Instructor;  Assistant 
Professor and  Research  Assistant;  Associate  Professor and  Research  Associate;  Professor and  Research  Pro 
International authority and  research  scientist  in dissociation 
fessor  in  Bacteriology,  Michigan  State  College . 
of bacteria,  disinfection,  water and  sewage  bacteriology,  refrigeration of foods  and  food  sanitation.  Recipi  
ent  of  the  Fuller's  Award  from  the  American  Water  Works  Association for  Distinguished  Research  on  Water 
and  Sewage.  Received  certificate of appreciati on  from American  Hospital Association and  from  t he  University 
of Michigan's  School of  Public  Health for  contributions  to  courses  on  sewage  and  industrial waste  disposal.  Mem 
ber,  Society  of  American  Bacteriologists;  Society  of  Experimental  Biology and  Medicine ;  Water  Works  Associ 
ation;  Federal Sewage  Associat ion;  Institute  of  Food  Technology;  Phi Kappa  Phi;  Sigma  Xi. 

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Gifts 

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

The  Greater  Muskegon  Chamber  of  Commerce,  to  be  used  in  the  Bureau of  Business  Research  to 
determine  the  buying  habits  and  attitudes  of residents  of  the  Muskegon  area,  and  also their 
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opinions  on  c er tain  community  matters.  • 

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The  Saginaw  News  of  Saginaw,  to  be  used  in  the  Btreau of Business Research  in  conducting a  survey 

of newspaper  readership  of residents  of Saginaw 

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Sharples  Chemic als,  Inc .•  a  Subsidiary  of  the  Pennsylvania  Salt  Manufacturing  Company  of 

Philadelphia,.  to be  used  in  Botany  to  make  herbicidal  trials of  the  Sharples product.  • 

Wright-Air  Development  Center  of Dayton,  Ohio,  to  be  used  in  Botany  in  the  development  of  fungi 

with  high  cellulolytic  activity  . 

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Resear c h  Division  of  Armour  &  Company  of  Chicago  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Chemistry  in  a 
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study  of  the  growth  promoting properties of  surfactants  for  swine. 

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U.S.  Atomic  Energy  Commission of Washington  to  be  used  in  Agric ultural  Chemistry  in  a  study 

of  the  effects  of amino  acids  and  proteins  on  the  metabolism  of  the  fission  elements  cerium, 
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promethium,  yttrium,  and  zirconium 

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Nia gara  Chemical  Division  of  Food  Machinery  and  Chemical  Corporation of  Middleport,  New 

York,  to  be  used  in  Botany  in  a  study of the  effectiveness  of  fung ic ides  in  controlling 
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diseases  of  tomatoes. 

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H.  H.  R obertson  Company  of  Pittsburgh,  to  be  used  in  Botany  in  testing the  effe c tiveness  of fungi-
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c ides  on  potatoes 

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H.  H.  Robertson  Company  of  Pittsburgh,  to  be  used  in  Botany  in  testing fungicides  on  tomatoes 

Automotiv e  Safety  F o undation,  through  the  Association of Land-Grant Colleges  and  Universities 

of Washington,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education  for  a  study of safety needs  and  resources 
available  to  meet  such  needs  in  land-grant  colleges  . 

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Wesix  Ele ct ric  Heater  Company  of  San  Francisc o ,  California,  to  be  used  in  H o rti c ulture  for  a 

candidate  for  the  Ph. D.  degree  in  order to  work on  an  investigation of  the  effect  of positively 
and  n e gatively  ionized  air on  growth  and  development  of plants  . 

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Ira  Haupt  &  Company  of  New  York  City,  to  b e  used  for  research  work  on  orchids  and  for  teaching 
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purposes  in  the  Hortic ulture  De partment  . 

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P ar ke,  Davis  and  Company  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry  to  aid  the  group  in  Physical  Chemis 
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try  in  obtai ning  mis cella neous  supplies  and  equipment  . 

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P arke,  Da v is  and  Company  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry  for  a  fellowship  for  a  graduate  stu 
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d e nt  in  the  field  of  Organ ic  Chemistry  . 

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Parke,  Davi s  an d  Company  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry  to  aid  the  group  in  Organic  Chemis 
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try  in  obtaining  mis c ellaneous  supplies  and  equipment  • 

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Parke,  Davis  a nd  Company  of Detroit,  to  be  us e d  in  Chemistry for  a  fellowship  for  a  graduate  stu 
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dent  in  the  field  of  Physica l  Chemistry.  . 

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Midwe s t  Barley  Impr ove ment  Ass ociation  of  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin,  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  in 
the  testing o f  barley varieties  in  the  Thumb  Area  and  the  effect of different  fertilizers  upon 
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the  yiel d  and  malting  qualities  of  th e se  varieties 

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Che m ical  Corps  Biological  Labora to ry  of  Camp  Die tri ck,  Frederick,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Horti 

c ulture  to  investigate  the  herbicidal  activity  of Esters  of  2,  4-D.  . 

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$2,500 

$300 

$1,400 

$300 

$1,400 

$400 

$7,600 

The  Rockefeller  Foundation  of  New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  to  study  the  mechanism 

of  action  of certain growth  substances  in  horticultural  crops , 

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$5,000 

Schering  Corporation  of  Bloomfield,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in  Biological  Science  in  a  study  of 
the  effect  of  methylandrostenediol  and  testosterone  propionate  on  rats of  incorporation  of 
radio-active  amino  acids  into  tissue  proteins 

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California  Spray-Chemical  Corporation of  Richmond,  California,  to  be  used  in  Botany  to  test 

Orthocide  406  Wettable  and  a  combination  of  this  material with  Tag  331  in  comparison  with 
several ,other  standard fungicides  for  the  control  of  apple  scab. 

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Midwest  Administration  Center of the  University of Chicago  in  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Journalism 
to  inquire  into  and  provide  basis  for  improvement  of  relationships  between  newspapers  and 
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school  administrations  in  Michigan  . 

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Michigan  State  Fair Board  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Economics  to  repeat  the  presen 

tation  of  the  exhibit,  "Food--the  Lifeline  of America",  which  was  first  presented during 
the  1951  State  Fair  . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . ·  . • • • . . • . • . . . • .  

Michigan  Certified  Hybrid  Seed  Corn  Producers  Association  of  Fenwick,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in 

Farm  Crops  to  develop  improved hybrid  corn varieties  for  Michigan  •  ·· 

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Area  Research  Center,  to  be  used  in  Sociology  and  Anthropology  to  defray  transportation  and 
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other  costs of  the  study  in  Costa  Rica. 

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American  Cancer Society  of Washington,  D. C.,  to  oe  used  in  Physiology  and  Pharmacology  in  a 

study  on  the  relation  of  prolactin  to  mammary  gland  activity. 

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U, S.  Department  of Agriculture,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Economics  to  prepare  courses of 

training,  including demonstrational  and  information  materials,  teaching  procedures,  and 
methods  to  be  used  in  an  educational  program for  retailers· of meat  and  meat  products,  to 
increase  merchandising  efficiency,  reduce  wastes,  preserve  quality,  and  assist  consumers 
with  suggestions  for  better  care,  handling  and  proper  use  of different  cuts  and  grades  of 
meat 

New  Holland  Machine  Division  of  the  Sperry  Corporation  of  New  Hollan~.  Pennsylvania,  to  be 
used  in  Agricultural  Engineering  for  a  research  project  in  agricultural  machinery.  •  • 

Commodity  Credit  Corporation of  Washington,  D. C.,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering  to 
c omplete  experimental  testing and  remodel  the  drying  equipment  and  demonstrate  drying 
and  c onditioning  techniques  to  producers and  others 

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United  States  Department  of  Agriculture,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering  to  develop  and 

evaluate  relatively  inexpensive  methods  and  equipment  for  use  on  farms  for  testing  the 
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moisture  content  of farm  commodities.  • 

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Michigan  REA  Safety  and  Job  Training  Commission  of Ubly,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in Agricul 
tural  Engineering to  carry on  in-service  safety  and  job  training programs  for  the  year 
1952-53  in  cooperation with  the  State  Board  of  Contro l  for  Vocational  Education  and  the 
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Michigan  REA  Safety  and  Job  Training  Committee  . 

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National  Dairy  Council  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Dairy  in  a  continuation  of  the  project  dealing 

with  nutritive  values  of  crops  and  cows'  milk  as  affected  by  soil  fertility 

Detroit District  Golf  Association,  to  be  used  in  a  continuation  of  turf research 

Eli  Lilly  and  Company  of  Indianapolis,  Indiana,  to  be  used  in  Biological  Science  for  a  research 
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Inter- University  Case  Program  of Washington,  D.  C.,  to  be  used  in  the  Governmental  Research 

Bureau  in  a  case  study  in  public  administration  for  teaching  purposes,  centered  on  the 
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recent Jackson  Prison  riots  . 

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Dearborn  Chemical  Company  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  the  Engineering  Experiment  Station  in 
an  investigation  of  J:>oiler  water  sludge  conditioners  over  a  range  of  working pressures. 

$500 

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$500 

$13,114 

$1,500 

$1, 500 

$15, 000 

$2, 000 

$5, 400 

$10,000 

$7, 470 

$8, 050 

$300 

$3,240 

$550 

$3, 000 

American' Society of Heating and  Ventilating  Engineers  of New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Mechani 
cal  Engineering  in  a  study  to  determine  the  resistance  to  the  flow  of  air  offered  by  various 
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designs  to  take-offs. 

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Michigan  Blueberry Growers  Association  of  South  Haven,  to  be  used  in  Entomology  in  studies  on 
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the  life  history  and habits  with  an  idea  to  control of insects  infesting  blueberries.  •  • 

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Federal Security  Agency,  Public  Health  Service,  of Bethesda,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry 
in  a  study of the  nature  of  the  tumor-inhibiting principle  of  Boletus edulis  and  to  investigate 
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Quartermaster  Corps  of  the  U.S.  Army,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry  in  research on  "A  Study  of  Cata 

lytic  Factors  Involved  in  the  Browning  of  Certain  Food  Constituents"  . 

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U.S.  Atomic  Energy  Commission,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry  to  continue  the  physio-chemical  in-
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vestigation of the  interhalogen  compounds  .  • 

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Ordnance  Corps of  the  Detroit  Ordnanc e  District,  to  be  used  in  Physics  and Astronomy for  basic 
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research  in  the  field  of ultrasonics  . 

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U.S.  Department  of State,  to  be  used  in  the  Area  Research  Center of  the  Department  of Sociology 

and  Anthropology  to  collect  and  ahalyze  data  useful  for  the  purpose  of improving  the  effective 
ness  of the  films  of the  International  Motion  Picture  Service  of  the  Department of State.  • 

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Economics  Laboratory,  Inc.  of St.  Paul,  Minnesota,  to  be  used  in  Bacteriology  in  a  study of acidu-
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lated halogan  compounds. 

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U.S.  Atomic  Energy  Commission,  to  be  used  in  Physiology  and  Pharmacology  in  a  study  of  the 

local  factors  in  bone  mineralization  and  to  study calcium  and  strontium  absorption.  • 

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Chemical Specialities  Company,  Inc.,  of New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Physiology  and  Pharma co 

logy  in  a  continuation  of  studies  on  hormonal  induction  of lactation  in  cattle  and  the  influence 
of  steroid  hormone  administration on  body  weight  gains  and  carcass  characteristics of fatten 
ing  lambs,  and  to  defray  costs  of  obtaining and  processing milk from  hormone-treated  cows 

American Dairy Association of  Lansing,  to  be  used  at  the  Radio  Station  to  defray  the  expense  of 
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broadcasting out-of-town athletic  contests  •  • 

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U.S.  Rubber  Company,  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  on  a  research  project on  foliage  sprays of maleic 

hydrazide  for  improving  storage  qualities  of  crops  . 

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Inter- University  Case  Program of Washington,  D.  C. ,  to  be  used  in  the  Governmental  Research 
Bureau  in  the  development  of  research  studies  in  administrative  ethics  developed  in  public 
administration  . 

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Rohm  &  Haas  Company  of  Philadelphia  to  be  used  in  Bacteriology  in  a  study  of  disinfection of 
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Michigan  Association  of Silo  Manufacturers  of Oxford,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  En 
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gineering t o  continue  that  project  . 

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C ity  of East  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Civil  Engineering  to  experiment  with  and  improve  on  various 
means  of bacterial decomposition  of organic  wastes  or  the  method  of high  rate  composting 

U.S.  Atomic  Energy  Commission,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry  to  establish  whether  transiiJ4!thylation 
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reactions  occur  in  plants. 

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Lederle  Laboratories  Divis ion  of  the  American  Cyanamid  Company  of  Pearl River,  New  York,  to 

be  used  in Bacteriology for  investigations  on  the  relationship  of nutrition  to  parasitic  in-
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Michigan  Artificial  Breeders Association  of  East  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  the  Dairy  and  Agricultural 

Chemis try  Departments  for  research on  infertility  in  cattle  • • • •• •• • • • . • • •  

Emmet  County  Growers  Cooperative  of  Petoskey,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering  to  de 

velop  new  and  more  efficient  potato  cleaning  equipment  .  •  • 

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Mi chigan  Crop  Improvement  Association  of East  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  to  promote 

studies  in  seed  improvement  work and  to  assist  in  conducting  the  seed  certification  program 
in  Michigan.  •  • 

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Farmers  and Manufacturers  Beet  Sugar Association of Saginaw,  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  in  a 
study  of  the  moisture ,  erizyme  and  nutrient  factors  in  the  germination  of sugar beet  seed, 
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with  partic ular  reference  to  the  accomplishment  of  accelerated  and  vigorous  sprouting  .

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$500 

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$3,000 

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disease  resistant  strains  of navy,  kidney,  cranberry,  and yellow-eye  beans. 

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Farmers and  Manufacturers  Beet Sugar  Association of Saginaw,  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  to  con 

tinue  the  study  of  the  influence  of  different  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. 

U.s.  Golf Association of Beltsville,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Soil  Science  in  a  continuation  of turf 

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St.  Joseph Retail  Merchants  Assoc iation of St.  Joseph,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  the  Bureau of Busi 
ness  Research  to  determine  the  buying  habits  and  attitudes  of residents  of  that area  and  also 
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their opinions  on  certain community matters.  . 

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U.S.  Public  Health  Service  of Bethesda,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Chemical  Engineering to  study  the 

effect  of  cyanides  and  other  toxic  wastes  on  operation  of  tric kling  filters  with  domestic  sewage 

$8,964 

Kold-Hold  Manufacturing Company  of Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Mechanical  Engineering  in  a  research 
and  development  program on  three  heat  exchangers  designed  and  furnished  by  the  Company. 

$5,467,46 

California Spray-Chemic al  Corporation  of  Fennville ,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  Botany  for  research 
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work with  Orthocide  406  on  tomatoes  . 

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Dow  Chemical  C ompany  of  Midland,  to  be  used  in  Botany  to  study  the  effects  of herbicides  on  weeds 

and  brush and  the  effects  o n  grazing  livestock on  sprayed vegetation  . 

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Standard  Oil  Company  of  Indiana,  to  be  used  in  Botany  in  the  development  and  evaluation  of selec 

tive  petroleum weed-killers based  upon  formulations  and  ingredients  mutually  agreed  upon  • 

$1,000 

Michigan  Chemical  Corporation of  Saint  Louis,  Mi c higan,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry  in  a  study  of 

the  halogenation of  several  classes  of  organic  compounds  used  as  organic  halogen  carriers. 

City  Plan  Commission  of Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Sociology  in  the  preparation of  a  land  use  survey 

and  the  preparation of a  census  tract plan  for  the  City  of  Lan·sing  • 

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Health  Information  Foundation  of New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Sociology  t.o  continue  observation 
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of  the  self-survey  in  Lenawee  County  and  to  prepare  the  report  . 

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

logy  to  prepare  a  supplement  to  the  original  report  on  "Rural  Social  Systems  and  Adult 
Education"  and  to  develop  proposals for  research  activities  and  educational  experiments  . 

$2, 300 

$6, 670 

$2 , 500 

$4,000 

Michigan  Artificial  Breeders Association  of  East  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Animal  Pathology  in  a 
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study of the  cause  and  possible  cures  of  sterility  in  dairy  cattle  . 

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U.S.  Public  Health  Service  of  Bethesda,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Phys iology  and  Pharmacology 

. to  determine  the  effects  of marked  changes  in hormone  levels  in  the  body  on  nutritional 
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Scott  Viner  Company  of  Columbus,  Ohio,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering  in  stud ies  of the 

sugar  beet harvester  cleaning  mechanism  . 

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Roses,  Inc .  ,  of  Columbus,  Ohio,  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  in  a  study  of  the  influence  of  light 
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and  light  intensities  on  greenhouse  roses  . 

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California ·Spray-Chemical  Corporation of Richmond ,  California,  to  be  used  in  Botany  in  studies 
on  the  efficacy  of  Orthoc ide  406  as  a  fungi c ide  in  the  c ontrol  of  early  blight  and  late  blight 
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on pota to  foliage  and  tubers  . 

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Lederle  Laboratories  Division  of  the  American  Cyanamid  Company of  Pearl River,  New  York, 

to  be  used  in  Bacteriology  . 

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Army Quartermaster  Corps  of Alexandria ,  Virginia ,  t o  be  used  in  Bacteriology  to  build  me c ha 

nical dishwashing  ma c hines  and  experiment  with  their  operation  . 

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Hans on- Van  Winkle-Munning  Company  of  Matawan,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry  for 
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general e l ectrop lating  studies 

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Dow  Chemic al  Company  of M idland,  to  be  used  in  Agricultur a l  Chemistry  in  a  study  of  the  effect 
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of DL  tryptophan  on  the  growth  of weanling pigs  fed  low  protein  rations . 

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State  of  Michigan  Tourist Council,  to  be  used  in  the  Bureau of Business  Research  to  conduct a 

nation-wide  mail  survey  of the  vacationing habits  and  the  character of persons  who  request 
Michigan  travel  literature,  and  to  analyze  the  effectiveness  of  advertising media  currently 
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used  by  the  Tourist  Council. 

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Ordnance  Corps,  Detroit Arsenal,  of Center  Line,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  the  School  of  Engineer ing 

A.  M.  Todd  Company  of  Kalamazoo,  to  be  used  in  Botany  and  Plant  Pathology  in  a  continuation  of 

the  mint  research  project started  in  1946 

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The  Upjohn  Company  of  Kalamazoo,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry  in the  field  of physical  chemistry 
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Sharp  &  Dohme  of  West  Point,  Pennsylvania,  to  be  used  in Surgery  and  Medicine  in a  study  of 

the  value  of products  furnished  by  the  Company  in  certain conditions  of disease  and  health. 

Charles  Bruning  Company.  Inc .•  of  Detroit,  to  be  used ·under  the  direction of  the  Committee  on 

Scholarsh ips  to  establish  the  Bruning  Copyflex Scholarship.  The  purpose  of the  scholarship 
is  to  conduct  a  program of  research  in  the  field  of business  systems,  involving  copyflex 
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Surgeon General's  Office,  U.S.  Public  Health  Service,  to be  used  in  the  Department  of Natural 
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Science  to  support  research  in  biosynthesis  of proteins  as affected by hormones  .  • 

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Armour  and  Company of  Chicago.  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Chemistry  in  a  study  of the  growth 

promoting properties  of various  surface active materials for  swine.  •  •  •  • 

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Mi c higan  Milk  Producers  Association  of Detroit 

to  be  used  in Agricultural  Economics  to  de 

term ine  the  cost  of maintaining  a  milking herd,  raising young  stock,  keeping bulls  and  the 
returns  thereto  . 

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Consumers  Power  Company  of Jac kson,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering for 
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developing  and  producing  a  series  of televis ion  shows  in  rural  electrification 

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U.S.  Atomic  Energy  Commission  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  to  carry out  further 

studies  and  investigations on  the  comparative  rates of utilization of radio-strontium, 
c alcium  and  barium  applied  to  leaves,  r oots,  and  fruits  of horticultural  plants.  .  • 

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Ferro Corporation  of  Cleveland,  Ohio,  to  be  used  in  Botany  to  pursue  further  studies  of glass 
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frits  as  sources of trace  elements  for  p lants  . 

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Americ an  Dehydrators  Asso c iation  of Kansas  City,  Missouri,  to  be  used  in  Botany  to  study  nu 
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tritional  factors  affe c ting the  stability of alfalfa  plants. 

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Harper Hospital  in  Detroit,  to be  used  in  Chemistry to  conduct research on  problems  of signi 

ficance  in  medicine  directed  t o  the  discovery  of  new  methods  whic h  may  be  utilized  in 
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diagnosis  and  treatment  •  •  •  • 

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Health  Information  Foundation  of New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Soc iology  in  a  study  of  health 

ac t ion  in  Lenawee  County  and  the  relationship  be tween  this  action  and  the  health  survey 
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whi ch  has  been  analyzed  in  a  previous  project 

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City of East  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Sociology  in  the  preparation of a  land  use  survey  and  the 
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preparation  of a  c ensus  tract  plan  for  the  City  of East  Lansing  .  • 

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The  Detroit  Edison  Company  of Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering for  develop 
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ing  and  produc ing  a  series  of  televi sion  shows  in  rural electrification·. 

Bureau of Plant  Industry  of Beltsville,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in Horticulture  and  Entomology 
in  a  study  of  the  long-time  influence  of application of various  insecticides  to  crops on 
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the  soil  and  the  c r ops  that  follow 

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Chemic al  Spec ia li ties  Compa ny.  Inc .  of New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Poultry  Husbandry  to 

determine  if progesterone,  estradiol,  or a  combination  thereof and  an  androgen  will  im 
prove  growth,  effic ien cy  of  feed  conversion and  quality  of carcass of broilers  . 

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Ingh a m  Co unty  Co mmuni ty  Che st  of  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Social  Work  as  a  fellowship  grant 

to  a  student  who  w ill  do  fi e ld  wo rk  in  a  member  agenc y  of the  Chest  or Welfare  Council. 

National  Institute  of Hea lth  of  Bethesda ,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Agr ic ultural  Chemistry  in 
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a  study  of the  m etabol ism  of  radioa c tive  c obalt  in  rat s 

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$5,000 

$3,500 

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$400 

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$235 

$600 

$4; 000 

National  Institute  of Health  of Bethesda,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Agric ultural  Chemistry  in  a 
study  of  the  isolation  of  anti-bacterial  substances  from  plants,  especially  those  antago-
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nistic  to  Tubercle  bacilli.  • 

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Various  Michigan  electrical  cooperatives,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering to  develop 
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and  produce  a  series  of  television  shows.  • 

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Michigan  Association  of  Silo  Manufacturers  of  Oxford,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural 
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Engineering  in  cooperative  researc h. 

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Mi c higan  Assoc iat ion  of  Silo  Manufacturers  of Oxford,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural 

Engineering  in  a  cooperative  research  p'roject  . 

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U. S.  Atomic  Energy  Commission,  Research  Contracts  Division  of  Chicago,  to be  used  in 
Horticulture  to  study  the  absorption  and  utilization of  radio-active  nutrients  applied 
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Dehydrat ing  Proc ess  Company  of  Boston,  Massachusetts,  to  be  used  in  Poultry Husbandry 

to  determine  the  supplementary  value  of  fish  solubles  and  condensed  fish  in preparing 
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broiler mash  . 

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Calumet  and  He c la  Consolidated  Copper  Company  of  Calumet,  Mich.,  to  be  used  in  Soil Science 

Research  Fund  Committee  of  the  Por t  Huron  Chamber  of Commerce  of  Port Huron,  Michigan, 

$275 

$2,000 

to  be  used  in  the  Bureau of  Business  Research  to  inventory  the  facilities  in  the  Port 
Huron  area  fo r  the  overnight  ac c ommodations  and  for  use  of  conventions or meetings, 
to  obtain  data  on  traffic  through  and  visitors  to  the  Port Huron  area for  business  and 
for  vacation  purposes,  and  to  obtain  some  expressions  in  regard  to  their  attitudes  to-
ward  the  adequa cy  of  present  fa c ilities  and  desires for  additional  facilities  . 

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Calcium  Chloride  Institute  of Washington,  D. C. ,  to  be  used  in  the  Engineering Experiment 

Station  in  research on  use  of  calc ium  chloride  in  granular mixes 

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The  Upjohn  Company  of  Kalamazoo,  to  be  used  in  Botany  and  Plant  Pathology  in  a  study  of 

fungicidal  effe c tiveness  of  certain antibiotic  and  other  compound·s  on  various  diseases 
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of  e c onomic  plants  . 

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Christian  Medical  Researc h  League  of Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Ba c teriology  and  Public  Health 
in  a  study  of  glyoxilide  in  reference  to  the  bacteriostatic,  bactericidal and  growth  pro 
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moting activity  possibilities  . 

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Inter - Industry Highway  Safety  Committee  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Cont inuing  Education to 
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c onduct  a  driver  education  program.  . 

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Am e ri c an  Dairy  Association  of  Mic higan,  to  be  used  at  the  Radio  Station to  provide  expenses 

for  travel,  broadcast  lines,  and  other  items  necessary for  broadc asting out-of-town 
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Mer c k  &  Company,  In c .•  of  Rahway,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in  Agric ultural  Chemistry  in 

a  study of  the  B  vitamin  requirements  of  the  baby  pig. 

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Libb e y-Owens-Ford  Glass  Company  of  Toledo,  Ohio,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering 
and  Animal  Husbandry  in  a  study  of  the  effect  of  insulating glass  in  the  winter  housing 
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of swine  .  . . 

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Commodity  Credit  Corporation  of  Washington,  D. C.,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering 
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in  a  study of the  storage  of  dry  beans  . 

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Mic higan  Asso c iat ion  of  Si lo  Manufacturers  of Oxford,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  Agric ultural 

Engineering  in  the  self-feeding silo  project  .  • 

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Mi c higan  Bean  Shippers  Association  of Saginaw,  Mi c higa n,  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  and 
Agricultural  Engineering  in  a  study  of  the  prevent ion  of  spoilage  of pea  beans  when 
stored  in  bags  in  contrast  to  storage  in  warehouses. 

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Michigan  State  Miller's  Assoc iation  of  Monroe,  Mich igan,  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  in 
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quality  studie s  of  grain  . 

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International  Minera l  and  Chemic als  Corporation  of Skokie,  Illinois ,  to  be  used  in  Hortic ul 
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ture  in  a  study  of  the  selective  absorpt ion  of pota ssium  and  magnes ium  by  crops 

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Forest H.  Clickner of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Poultry Husbandry  to  evaluate  supplementary 

values  of certain primary fermentation  products.  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

$375 

u.s.  Department  of State,  to  be  used  in  Sociology  to  collect  and  analyze  data  useful  for  the 
purpose  of  improving the  effectiveness  of  the  films  of  the  International  Motion  Picture 
Service  of the  Department  of State  .  • 

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Pitman-Moore  Company  of  Indianapolis,  Indiana,  to  be  used  in  Bacteriology  to  study  the 
effectiveness  of  the  anti-helmintic  Aska-Rid  on  Ascaridia galli  in  chickens . • • .  

$100 

Regional  Poultry  Laboratory of  the  U. S.  Department  of Agriculture,  income  from  the  sale of 
surplus poultry  and  poultry products  from  the  Regional  Laboratory to be  used  for  carry 
ing  on  projects  at  the  Regional  Laboratory  in  which  Michigan  State  College  has  an  interest 

American  Dairy Association of  Michigan  of Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Chemistry  to  ex 

pand chemical  work on  the  soil  fertility  nutrition project  . 

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Ching  Chee  Loo  of Oconomowoc,  Wisconsin,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering for  assis 

tance  in  the  graduate  program.  . 

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Detroit Edison  Company  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering  to  support the 
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cooperative  program  "Electricity at  Work  for  You" 

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Michigan  Farm Equipment  Association of  Grand  Rapids,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering 
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in a  study  of the  public  relations  activities  of farm  equipment dealers  . 

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Michigan  Artificial  Breeders Association,  Inc.,  of  East  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Dairy for  a  pro 
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gram  in  the  utilization of dairy  records  in  dairy  cattle  breeding.  •  • 

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Michigan  Dairy  Herd  Improvement Association,  Inc.,  of East Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Dairy  for 
a  program  in  the  utilization of dairy  records  in  dairy  cattle  breeding  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

American  Potash  Institute,  Inc.,  of  Lafayette,  Indiana,  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  in  a  study  of 
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the  interrelation of sodium  and  boron  in  vegetable  crop  nutrition 

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$1, 000 

$250 

$4,500 

Eli  Lilly  and  Company of Indianapolis,  Indiana,  to  be  used  in  Natural  Science  to  test the  balance 

hypotnesis  of parasitism which  is  a  general  concept  concerning the  host-parasite  relationship 

$3,000 

American  Electroplaters Society  of  Newark,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry  to  study  the 

effects  of  trace  quantities· of  impurities on  the  electrodeposition of metals  . 

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Office  of Naval  Research  of Washington,  D. C.,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry for  research on  a 
magnetochemical  investigation of  the  absorption  of metal  ions,  metal  complex  ions, 
organic  free  radicals,  and  other molecules  from  solution on  solids  such  as  charcoal 
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Social  Science  Research  Council  of  Washington,  D.  C.,  to  be  used  in  Psychology  to  formulate 
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a  theory  regarding dogmatism  and  related  phenomena  . . .  : 

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Public  Health  Service,  National  Institute  of Health,  of  Bethesda,  Maryland,  to be  used  in  Psy 

chology  to  improve  the  training program  in  clinical  psychology  in  the  area  of  child  psychology 

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

the  social  strengths  in mental  health  . 

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

tinuing  Education for  the  completion  of  the  pilot  study  under  a  grant  made  to  the  Asso 
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ciation by  the  Automotive  Safety  Foundation 

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Various  Michigan  electrical cooperatives,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering  in  support 

of  the  cooperative  radio  program  "Electricity at  Work  for  You"  . • • • • . • • • .  

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Various  Michigan  electrical cooperatives,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering to  produce 

a  series of television  programs on  rural  electrification which  will  help  Michigan  people 
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utilize  their  electrical equipment  to  the  fullest  extent. 

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Agri-Plast Division of  International  Commodities,  Inc.,  of  Minneapolis,  to  be  used  in  Horti 
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culture  for  research  in  plant  propagation by  the  use  of plastics  .  • 

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$500 

Brewers Yeast  Council,  Inc.,  of  St.  Louis,  Missouri,  to  be  used  in  Poultry Husbandry  to  de 

termine  if brewers yeast can  contribute  substantially  to  dry  rations  for  mink,  particularly 
with  regard  to  growth,  fur  quality,  and  reproduction;  and  if  so,  to  determine  optimum 
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Mitts  and  Merrill  of  Saginaw,  equipment  on  consignment  to  be  used  in  Civil  Engineering for 

study  and  research on high  rate  composting of garbage 

Mathieson  Chemical  Company  of  Baltimore,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry  to  acquire  a  new 

knowledge  in  the  fields  of high  calorific  materials with  attention  to  synthesis  of  analytical 
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methods,  physical measurements,  and  electrochemical  methods  . 

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Chemical  Specialties  Company,  Inc.,  of New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Physiology  and  Pharma 
cology  to  defray  the  costs of obtaining and  processing  milk  samples from  hormone-
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treated cows  . 

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Ontonagon  County  Rural  Electrification  Association,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering to 
produce  a  series of television  shows  designed  to help  Michigan  people  recognize  the  ad 
vantages  of electrical power  and  to  use  their  electrical equipment  to  the  best  advantage. 

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

Engineering  to  study  the  further  mechanization of the  beet  sugar  industry  • 

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Distillers Feed  Research  Council,  Inc.,  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  to  be  used  in  Da iry  in a  study  of 
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veal  production  with  Roughage less  Rations.  . 

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Michigan  State  Florists Association  of  East  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  to  compile  data 

and  to  purchase  needed  materials  for  research  in  floriculture  • 

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Detroit  Edison  Company  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  to  examine  growth  regulators 
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for  their  plant  inhibiting  properties  . 

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Michigan  Fur  Breeders  Association  of  Milford,  to  be  used  in  Poultry Husbandry  for  research 
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Abbott  Laboratories  of North  Chicago,  Illinois,  to  be  used  in  Poultry Husbandry  in  a  study of 

the  feeding  of arsanilic  acid  to  breeding hens  to  study  the  effect on  egg  production  and 
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Office  of  Ordnance  Research  of the  U.S.  Army  of Durham,  North  Carolina,  to  be  used  in 
Physics and  Astronomy  in  an  investigation of ferromegnetic  resonance  line  width  in 
iron,  cobalt,  and  nickel  . 

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Lederle  Laboratories  Division  of  the  American  Cyariamid  Company  of  Pearl River,  New  York, 

to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Chemistry  in  a  study  of  the  relationships  between  vitamins, 
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protein  and  antibiotics  in  growing  pigs.  . 

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Chemical  Specialties  Company,  Inc.,  of New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Animal  Husbandry  to 

study  the  effect  of  ratio  of  progesterone  and  estradiol  on  the  growth  and  the  carcass 
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quality  of feeder  lambs 

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Michigan  Fur Breeders Association  of  Milford,  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  Poultry Husbandry 
to  purchase  feed,  supplies,  and  labor  on  the  Fur Animal  Nutrition Studies  Project •  • 

National  Science  Foundation of Washington,  D. C .,  to  be  used  in  the  Depar tment  of  Chemistry  on 

the  use  of the  dead-stop  endpoint  and  volumetric  analyses  . 

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M.  S. C.  Fund,  to  be  used  in  Phys iology  and  Pharmacology  for  Rh  blood  factor  research 

M.  S.C.  Fund,  to  be  used  in  Agricultura l  Engineering  for  a  special  recording  thermometer 

for  research  in  milk  refrigeration,  and  for  mechanization of  feed  handling  in  dairy barns. 

Kellogg  Foundation,  to  be  used  to  improve  agricultural  communications  throughout  the  nation 

Ronan  &  Kunzle  Company  of Marshall,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering  for  a  new  experi 

mental  project  entitled,  "Water  Requirements  in  Dairy  Barns" 

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Michigan  Crop  Improvement  Association  of East  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  to  advance 
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the  work  in  seed  improvement  in  the  State  of  Michigan 

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$2, 000 

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$2, 000 

$935 

$320 

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$300 

$890 

$343,424 

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$450 

Roses,  Incorporated  of  Eustis,  Florida,  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  in an  investigation  of the  in-
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fluence  of light  and  light  intensities  on  greenhouse  roses.  . 

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International  Minerals and  Chemical  Corporation of Skokie,  Illinois,  to  be  used  in  Horticulture 

to  study  the  influence  of  the  absorption  of  various nutrients  on  yield  and  quality  of onions  •  •  • 

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Sulphite  Pulp  Manufacturers'  Research  League  of Appletbn,  Wisconsin,  to  be  used  in  Poultry 
Husbandry  to  develop  practical  mink  rations  which  will  provide  nutritive  essentials for 
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proper growth  and  pelt quality 

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Monroe  Business Men's  Association  of  Monroe,  to  be  used  in  the  Bureau of Business  Research 
to  assemble  the  most  current  information  on  var ious  factors  that  relate  to  the  industrial 
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situation  and  potentialities  of  Monroe  and  its  environs.  . 

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A.  M.  Todd  Company  of Kalamazoo,  to  be  used  in  Botany and  Plant  Pathology  to  test  disease 

resistance  of peppermint  and  spearmint seedlings. 

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Inter-American  Institute  of Agricultural Sciences  of  Turrialba,  Costa Rica,  a  loan  of staff 

members  of  the  Department  of Sociology  and  Anthropology  to  work  on  projects of  the  Institute 

Naval  Shipyard  in  Philadelphia,  to be  used  in  Bacteriology  in  a  study  of  agents  in  water  inhibi-
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tory  to  disinfe c tants  . 

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K.  Kellogg  Foundation of Battle  Creek,  to  be  used  in  the  Cooperative . Extension  Service 

for  the  development  of  an  experimental  intensive  extension project  in  five  townships  in 
Michigan  for  the  dissemination  of scientific  information  to  farmers  and  encouraging 
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American  Cancer Soc iety,  Inc.,  of New  York  City  to  be  used  in Horticulture  in  the  develop 

ment  of  rapid  and  inexpens ive  assay  for  substances  causing abnormal behavior  of cells  . 

$8,000 

National  Grape  Cooperative  Association,  Inc.,  of  Westfield,  New  Yo rk,  to  be  used  in Horti 

culture  to  secure  and  disseminate  knowledge  of  value  to  production of commercial  Con 
cord  grapes  in  Mic higan  •  • 

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Lake  States  Forest Experiment Station  of St.  Paul,  Minnesota,  to  be  used  in  a  study of the 

soil moisture  regime  and  vegetative  changes  under  planted  red  pine  stands  which  have 
been  thinned  to  various  densities  . 

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Michigan  Heart Association of Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Home  Economics  in  a  research  pro 
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gram  on  occupational  cardiology. 

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

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Julius  Hyman  &  Company  of Shell  Chemical  Corporation  of  Denver,  Colorado ,  t o  be  used 
in  Entomology  in  a  study  of  the  utilization  of  aldrin,  dieldrin ,  isodrin and  endrin  fo r 
insect  control,  particularly against  soil  infesting  insects  and  inse c ts  affecting crops 

American  Cyanamid  Company  of New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Entomology  to  determinethe 

properties of formulations  contain ing parathion and  related  phosphatic  insectic ides 

T h e  Citizenship  Clearing House  of  the  New  York University  Law  Center,  to  be  used  in  the 

Governmenta l  Research  Bureau  to  defray  c o sts  of a  conference  to  be  held  at  the  College 
in  May  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . • . . . . . . . . • . • . .  

Farm  Foundation of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Soc iology  in  an  appraisal  of  organ i zat ional  m e thods 
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in  health  and  health  c are  . 

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Columbia-Sout hern  Chem ic al  Co rporation of  P ittsburgh ,  Pennsylvania,  to  be  used  in  Ho rti 
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c ulture  in  a  s t udy  of  new  c hemi c a l s  for  weed  c ontrol 

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M. S. C.  Fund,  t o  be  used  in  P o ul try  Husbandry  for  "A  Study  of Agric ultural  Curric ula  of  the 

·  Anima l  Industrie s  Divis ion  of  M.S. C.  in  L ight  of the  Needs  of  Students" . .  

Ge nesee  County  Alumn i  of  Fl int,  to  be  used  to  c over the  tuition  charges  for  three  students 

f r om  Ge nes ee  Co un ty  for  th e  Spring  T e rm  1952. 

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$141 

Albert  Pick,  Jr.  of  Chicago,  to  be  awarded  to  a  student  in  Hotel  Management  on  the  basis  of  ex 

cellence  of work,  participat ion  in  extra-c urricular  activities ,  financial  requirements,  per-
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Albert  H.  Case,  500  shares of South  American  Gold  and  Platinum  Company  stock to be  credited 

to  the  account  of the  Albert  Vaughan  Case  Memorial  Scholarship  Fund . 

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Lansing-East  Lansing Branch  of  the ·A. A. U. W .•  to  be  administered  by  the  Faculty  Committee 
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on  Scholarships  as  a  scholarship  to  enable  a  marr ied  woman  to  attend  college  •  •  • 

Chi  Omega  Fraternity of  East  Lansing,  to  be  used  as  an  annual  award  to  the  woman  student who 
has  done  the  most  outstanding work  in  the  field  of sociology  during he r  senior  year 

Sigma  Lambda  Chi  Fraternity,  to  be  used  as  a  student loa n .fund  for  needy  students  of the  Light 
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Construction  and  Lumber  Merchandising major  . 

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Michigan  Associated  Feed  Men  to  be  used  to  provide  $50  scholarships for  s tudents  in  the  Elevator 
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and  Farm  Supply  Training Short  Course  . 

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Farm Bureau Services,  lnc .,  to  provide  a  scholarship for  a  student  in  the  Elevator  and  Farm 
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Supply  Training  Short  Course  . 

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The  Caulkins  Foundation  of  Detroit,  to  be  added  to  the  Henry  L .  Caulkins  Scholarship  Fund  for 
young  m en  in  agriculture,  preferably  students  who  will  be  returning  to  the  vocation  of  full-
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Sparrow  Hospital  Alumni  Association,  to be  used  as a  loan  fund  to  encourage  and  promote  nursing 
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Jam es  Edwin  Han cock of  Detroit,  to  be  used  fo r  scholarships  of  $300  each  for  three  men  students 

who  are  members  of  the  Christian  Science  Church  and  are .in  their first  year  at  Michigan 
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Zonta  Club  of  Lansing,  to  be  used for  an  annual  award  given  to  the  woman  student  in Home 

E conom ics  who,  at  the .close  of her  junior  year,  has  attained  the .highest  standing among 
those  women  who  are  earning their  own  maintenance  while  in  college 

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Robert  Rosenbaum  of  David  Michael  and  Company  of  Philadelphia,  to  be  us e d  to  establish  the 

"John  W.  Ladd  Memorial  Fund" ,  the  income  from  which  shall  be  used  for  the  encourage 
ment  of  student  activities  in  judging  and  evaluating dairy  products, 

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First  National  Bank  of  Burr Oak,  Mi chigan,  to  be  used  in  Short  Courses  as  a  scholarship  for 

a  woman  student  in  the  Home  Economics  Short  Course.  . 

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Builders  Association  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Forest  Products  to  build  up  a  fund  for  issuing' 
loans  to  needy  students  of  the· Light  Con .otruction  and  Lumber  Merchandising major.  . 

William  and  Sarah  E.  Hinman  Endowm e nt  Fund  Corporation  for  scholarships for  the  1952-53 

school  year . 

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$22,000 

Basic  College  Department  of Literature  and  Fine  Arts ,  to  qualified  undergraduates  in  the  fi elds 

of  Literature,  Music  and  Art  • 

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Will  of Byron  L.  Ballard of Lansing,  to  be  us ed  at  the  rate  of  $200  per  year  for  scholarships 
to  worthy  and  needy  students  from  Ingham  County  who  are  taking  a  pre-legal  e ducational 
course . • •  

Anonymous  donor,  to  be  deposited  in  the  D iscretionary Gift  Fund 

Mer cy  School  of  Nursing  of  Detroit,  to  be  us ed  for  the  general  expe nse  of  the  Spartan Nursery 
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Southern  Michigan  Elevator  and  Feed  Men  of  Jackson,  to  be  used  to  provide  a  scholarship  for 
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a  Short  Course  student  in  the  Elevator  and  Farm  Supply  Training  Course 

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Horwath  and  Horwath  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  for  scholarship  aid  to  a  student  in  Hotel  Administration. 

Duncan  Hines  Foundation  of  Bowling  Green,  Kentu cky,  to  be  used  on  an  $300  annual  basis  as 

scholarship  aid  to  students  in  the  hotel  or  restaurant  field  . 

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Wayne  County  Home  Demonstration  Council,  to  be  used  as  the  Emma  DuBord  Scholarship 
offered  to  a  Wayne  County  resident  who  is  a  freshman  interested  in  preparing  for  a 
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William  Riker  Johnson  Post  205,  American  Legion,  of  East  Lansing,  to  be  granted  to  a  grad 
uate  of  the  East  Lansing High  School  who  represents  American  ideals  as  shown  by  his 
or her  c itizenship  . 

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Var ious  gifts  for  the  College  Museum. 

Parker  McCrory  Manufac turing  Company  of  Kansas  City,  Missouri,  an  electric  fen ce  contro 
ller to  be  used  in  the  Agri c ultural  Engineering Department  for  display  and  instruc tion 

Electro-Line  Products  Corporation  of  Saukville,  Wis co nsin,  an  electric  fenc e  controller  to  be 

used  in  the  Agri c ultural  Eng ineering Departm e nt  for  display  and  instruction . 

Estate  of  La Verne  Noyes,  to  be  used  for  La Verne  Noyes  s chola rships .  . .  • 

$175 

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Harold Blair,  of the  National  Garbage  Disposal  of De troit,  a  waste  disposal  unit  to  be  used  in 

training h ote l,  restaurant,  and  general  institutional  managem ent  students •

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Mr s .  Glen  0 .  Stewart  of  East  Lans ing,  to  be  used  for  the  Alumni  M e morial  Chapel. 

Friends  of  E.  B .  More  of  Marshall,  to  be  used  for  the  Alumni  Mem o rial  Chapel 

In  Memory  of John  P.  Hays,  to  be  used  for  the  Alumni  Memorial  Chapel. 

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Mr .  &  Mrs .  John  Larkin  of  Dowagiac,  to  be  used  in  Television  Development  for  the  Fred  P. 
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Mrs.  Edna  Warren  La ckey  of  Mt.  Vernon,  New  York,  to  be  used  in  Television  Development 

for  the  Fred  P.  Warren  Television  Foundation  . 

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Mi chigan  Hom e  Demonstration  Council,  to  be  used  for  scholarship  grants  for  two  students  in 
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Home  Economics  . 

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Matilda  R.  Wilson  of  Ro c hester,  to  be  added  to  the  Ma tilda  Wilson  Scholarship  Fund  to  be  used 

to  aid  needy  st udents  in  the  upper  classes  . 

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Anheuser-Bus c h ,  In c.  of  St.  L o uis,  Missouri,  to  be  used  for  scholarships  for  students  in  the 

D ivision  of H otel ,  Restaurant,  and  Gene ral In stitutional  Managem e nt  . 

Harding- Williams  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  for  a  scholarship  for  a  s tud ent  in  the  D iv ision  of 

Hotel,  Restaurant,  and  General  Institutional  Manag e ment  . 

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Grand  Aerie,  Fraternal  Ord er of  Eagl e s  Memorial  F o undation  Fund  of  Kansas  City,  Mis so ur i, 

to  be  used  for  a  scholarship  award  to  a  student  in  colle ge  . 

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Sears - Roebuck  F oundat ion  of  Chicago ,  to  be  used  to  co ntinue  scholarships  in  the  Scnool  of  Agri -
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c ulture  for  the  195 2 -5 3  school  year  . 

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Institute  for  Economic  Education,  Inc.  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  t he  School  of Bus iness  and  Pub l ic 

Service  to  underwrite  a  c ertain  number  of  s ct1ol arsh ips  to  the  Workshop  on  E c onomic 
Educa tion  hel d  on  Augus t  4-22 

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Michigan  Restauran t  a nd  Caterers  Associat ion  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  R esta u rant  Manage m ent 
for  a  scholarship  to  be  awarded  annually  to  a  student  in  Res ta urant  Management  wno  has 
exhibited  the  potentials  of becoming  a  worthy  m e mb er of  the  restaurant  in dustry,  wno 
shows  financial  need  and  a  desire  to  contin ue  development  through  schooling. 

Various  donations  from  alumni  for  Memoria l  Chapel . . . . . . .

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John  Dee re  Plow  Company  of Lansing,  two  John  Dee re  Disk  Tillers  for  use  of  the  Department  of 

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Edward  K.  Warren  Foundation,  In c.,  of  Three  Oaks,  M ichigan,  to  be  used  by  the  Museum  to  m ove 

the  Chamberlain  M emorial  Mu se um  from  Three  Oaks  to  Mi chigan  State  College  . 

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America n  Guerns ey  Cattle  Club  of  Peterb orough ,  New  Hampshire,  to  be  used  for  scholarships 
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o ffered  to  outstanding  a gricultural  fres h m en  interested  in  dairyin g  . 

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Hastings  Public  Schools,  to  be  used  for  two  scholarships for  students  for  the  year  1952-53. 

Women's  Civic  Club  of  Fort  Lauderdale,  Flo;ida,  for  a  s cholarship  for  a  student  enrolled 

during  the  Fall Term  1952  . 

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Calhoun  County  Alumni  Association of  Battle  Creek,  for  a  scholarship  for  a  student  enrolled 
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during  the  Fall  Term  1952  . 

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American Legion  Department  of Michigan of Detroit,  for  scholarships  for  five  students  for 

the  Fall Term  1952,  to  be  known  as  the  Guy  M.  Wilson  Scholarships  . . . . • 

Weslyan  Service  Gui ld  of  Central  Methodist  Church  of Lansing,  for  scholarship  aid  to  a 
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Wayne  Federation of Teachers of Wayne,  Michigan,  for  a  scholarship for  a  student  enrolled 
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during  1952-53 

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American Legion  Department of Michigan  of Detroit,  to  be  awarded  to  a  student  who  woq  first 
prize  in  an  oratorical c ontest  to  further  her education  at  Michigan  State  College  • • .  

Ri c hard  Evans  Arnold  of  Garden  City,  Long  Island,  New  York,  to  pay  the  tuition  of  a  student 

enrolled  for  the  Fall  Term  1952.  •  •  • 

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Harrison Jules  Louis  Frank and  Leon  Harrison  Frank J\1:emorial  Corporation of  Detroit,  to  es 
tablish  a  scholarship  to  aid  a  student  of superior ability  in  the  Department  of  Electrica l 
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Engineering,  in  memory  of  the  founders  of  the  Bulldog  Electric  Products  Company. 

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Cherry-Burrell  Corporation  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  largely  to  finance  the  participation  of  colleg~ 

students  in  the  judging  of  dairy  products  in  the  international  contests  . 

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The  Kroger  Company  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  to  be  used  to  continue  scholarships of  $200  each  for 
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three  f res um e n  in  Agriculture  and  three  freshmen  in  Home  Economics  . 

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Schensul 's  Cafeteria  in  Kalamazoo,  to  aid  a  worthy young  man  or woman  enrolled  in  the  restau-

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Foundry  Educ ational  Foundation  of  Cleveland,  Ohio,  for  the  benefit  of  students  in  Mechanical 
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Mt.  Lebanon  Council,  P. T. A .•  of  Pittsburgh,  to  apply  toward  the  expenses  of a  student  who  is 
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Detroit  Free  Press,  to  be  used  for  a  debating  scholarship  won  by  a  student,  and  is  to  be  used 
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Gene see  County  Alumni  Association  of  Flint,  to  be  used  as  tuition  scholarships  for  three  stu 

dents  for  the  year  1952-53  . . . . • . . . . . . • • • • • . . • •• 

The  Palm  Leaf Club  of Ypsilanti,  to  be  used  as a  scholarship  award  to  a  student 

St.  Clair Branch  of  the  National  Farm  and  Garden  Association,  a  gift  of  20  copies  of  "The 

United  States  and. Its  People"  to  be  used  in  the  Department  of  Communication  Skills  in 
teaching  English  to  foreign  students 

Holly's  Grills,  Inc.  of  St.  J oseph,  Michigan,  to  b e  used  to  establish  a  s c holarship  fund  for  a 

student who  is  enrolled 

The  Sears-Roebuc k  Foundation  of  Chic ago,  for  three  scholarships  of  $200  each  fo r  freshman 
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girls entering  the  School  of  Home  Economics.  . 

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The  Berckmans de  Weert  Foundation  of Holly,  Michigan,  to  establish  the  Berckmans  de  Weert 

Foundation  Fellowship  for  Graduate  Studies  in  Animal  Sciences .  •  •  •  •  • 

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Fred  Simonsen  of Detroit,  for  scholarship  aid  to  encourage  young  men and  women  in  the  field 

of  restaurant  management  to  further  their  education. 

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Sigma  Lambda  Chi,  to  build  up  a  loan  fund  for  needy  students  of  the  Light  Construction  and 

Lumber  Merchandising major . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . 

Evans  Products  Company  of  Plymouth,  Mic higan  a  gift  of  6  "Frostguard"  Assy.  Comp.  6  v 

for  the  AgriculturiJl  Engineering  Department  . 

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National  Distributing  Company  of  Kalamazoo,  a  gift  of  1  Model  AT  Strand  Clean-Up  Machine  to 
be  used  for  kitchen  laboratory  work  for  students  in  Hotel,Restaurant,  and  General  Insti-
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Charles  G.  Munn  of  Ja c kson,  Michigan,  a  gift  of  700  volumes  of  a  former  private  library  to  be 
added  to  the  Michigan  State  College  Library and  to  the  collections  of  the  Friends  of  the 
Library  . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . •   ; 

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J.  C.  Nichols  Foundation  Committee  of  the  Urban  Land  Institute  of  Washington,  D. C ••  to be  used 

to  underwrite  seven  awards  for  the  seven best essays  on  "The  Improvement  and  Develop 
men :  of  Community  Life  in  the  United  States" 

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Sigma  Lambda  Chi  of  East  Lansing,  for  needy  students  of  the  Light  Construction  and  Lumber  Mer-
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Frank  X.  McGuire  of San  Francis c o,  California,  to  be  added  to  the  John  A.  Ladd  Memorial  Fund 

J .  W.  Knapp  Company  of  Lansing,  to  provide  tuition  scholarships  for  two  students  in  the  retail 
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merchandising of  retail  administration  courses.  . 

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William  and  Sarah  E.  Hinman  Endowment Fund  to  be  used  for  Hinman  Scholarships  for  the  year  1952-53 

$22 , 000 

Edward  K.  Warren  Foundation of Three  Oaks,  Michigan,  to  be  used  to  cover  the  packing and  mov 
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ing  of  the  Chamberlain  Memorial  Museum  from  Three  Oaks  to  East  Lansing. 

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Fund  for  Adu ]t  Education  of  the  Ford  Foundation,  to  be  used  for  the  purchase  of equipment  for  the 
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College  Television  Station  . 

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Grand  Aeri e  Fraternal  Order of  Eagles  of  Kansas  City,  Missouri,  to  be  used  as  scholarship  aid 

for  a  student  during  the  Winter  and  Spring  terms of  1952-53 •• • • • • • • • • • • • •  

Harriet  L.  St roud  Estate ,  to  be  credited  to  the  Charles  Henry  and  Harriet  I.  Stroud  Scholarship 

Fund 

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Sigma  Lambda  Ch i  of  East  Lansing,  for  needy  s t udents  of  the  Light  Construction  and  Lumber 
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Merchandising major  . 

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$400 

$4,012. 73 

$100 

Genera l  Electric  Supply  Company  of  Lansing,  a  gift  of  a  General  Ele c tric  steam  iron  to  be  used 

in  the  Department  of Home  Management and  Child  Development  in  a  program  be mg  c arried 
on  in  cooperation  with  the  Mi c higan  Heart  Association 

General  Ele c tric  Supply  Company  of  Lansing,  a  c omplete  General  Electric  kit c hen  and  laundry  in 

minature  to  be  used  in  Home  Management  and  Child. Development  in  a  program  being 
c arried on  in  cooperation with  the  Mic higan  Heart  Association 

William  Mollenhauer,  Jr.  of  Pitman,  New  Jersey,  to  be  credited  to  the  Chittenden  L oan  Fund . .  

$10 

C.  E.  Wilson ,  President of  General  Motors,  400  shares of  Gen e ral  Motors  stock with  the  inc ome 

to  be  used  for  scholarship  or postgraduate  work  in  studies  of  animal  breeding  espe c ially 
hybrid  c rosses  and  an!mal  diseases  and  for  any  other  purposes  that  may  be  agre~ d '  upon  • 

Vari ous  gifts  for  the  College  Museum  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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$720.50 

Irving  W.  Knobloch,  a  gift  of  1200  plants  colle c ted  in  M e xico  to  be  added  to  the  herbarium  in 
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the  Bo tany  Department 

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Wesly an  Se rvice  Guild 

tan c e  for  a  student  during  winter  and  spring terms.  .  • 

of  Central  Methodist  Churc h  of  Lansing,  to  pro vide  s c holarship  assis-
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$200 

$200 

F o undry  Educ at ional  Foundation  of  Cleveland,  Ohio,  to  c ontinue  their  scholarship  for  the  pre-
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sen t  s c ho ol  year  . 

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Oh io  H otels  Association o f  Columbus,  Ohio ,  to  be  used  as  an  Ohio  Hotels  Association  Sc holar 

ship  to  be  a warded  a  worthy  and  meritorious  Ohio  student  in  Hotel  Management  •  • 

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Has ting s  Public  Sc hools,  to  b e  used  fo r  s c holar s hips  for  w inter  and  spring terms  for  two  students. 

Am e ric an  Legion  of  Detroit ,  to  es t ablish  a  scholarsh ip  for  winter  and  s pring terms fo r  five  stu 

dents  to  be  known  as  the  Guy  M.  Wilso n  Scholarship  . 

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$250 

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$ 6 66.  70 

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Asher  House  Fund,  Inc.,  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  to  establish  the  Isabel  R .  Molter  Scholarship  to  be 

awarded  on  the  basis  of  qualities  of  outstanding abilities  which  in  the  opinion  of  the  Committee 
will  make  the  recipient  an  influence  for  higher  ideals  and  accomplishments  at  Asher House 
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where  he  is  to  live . 

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Michigan  Farm Equipment  Association  of  Grand  Rapids,  to  b e  used  as  a  scholarship  grant  to  a 
student  of  their  selection  to  take  the  Farm Equipment  Service  and  Sales  Course 

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

Michigan  Chapter  of Association of General  Contractors,  Inc.,  of  Lansing,  to  be  used as  a  scho 

larship  fund  for  Civil  Engineering  students  interested  in  construction  . 

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Richard  Evans  Arnold  of  Fort Benning,  Georgia,  to  be  used  as  a  tuition  scholarship  for  a  student. 

Various  grants  to  support  a  program  for  foreign  student s  during  the  Christmas  holidays  1952  at 
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the  Kellogg  Center 

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Square  D  Company  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  to  establish  an  engineering  scholarship,  selection for 

whi c h  to  be  made  from  engineering  candidates  in  the  third  term  of their  sophomore  year 

Women  Civic  Club  of  Fort  Lauderdale,  Florida,  to  be  used  as  a  scholarship  grant  for  the  winter 

and  spring terms  for  a  student  who  is  enrolled  .  • 

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Sigma  Lambda  Chi  of  East  Lansing,  for  needy  students  of  the  Light  Construction  and  Lumber  Mer-
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chandising major  . 

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Farm B u reau Women's  Club  of  Lansing,  to  be  credited  to  that  scholarship  fund. 

Board  of Supervisors  of  Kent  County,  to  be  used  by  the  Cooperative  Extension  Service  for  the  pur 

pose  of employing  an  additional  4-H  Club  Agent  in  Kent  County. 

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The  Lewis  A.  Shaffer  Memorial  Fund  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Restaurant  Management  to  es-
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tablish  a  loan  fund 

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Estate  of Mrs.  Catherine  Knapp,  to  be  used  as  a  loan  fund  for  needy  and  worthy  students 

An onymous,  a  gift  of  a  portra it  of  Charles  P .  (Chuck)  Davey 

Spartan  Foundation. 

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Allstate  Insurance  Company  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education  to  stimulate  driver 

training  programs  in  Michigan  schools  by  providing a  teacher-training course  in  the 
1953  regular  summer  session  and  a  two-week  concentrated  course  in  the  post-session 
under  whi c h  a  program  of  scholarship assistance  may  be  administered  . 

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Detroit  Edison  Company  of Detroit,  to  establish  a  scholarship  for  the  school year  1952-53.  Re 

cipients  shall be  male  students  who  have  completed  at  least  one  year  of  study  in  the 
college  with  intentions  to  major  in  those  phases  of  mechanical  or  electrical engineering 
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that  relate  to  the  electric  utility  industry  . 

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Margaret  Ohlson,  to  be  used  to  purchase  equipment  for  the  Foods  and  Nutrition  Department . 

M.S. C.  Fund,  to  cover  the  cost  of  the  Alumni  Chapel donors'  book  ~nd book  c ontaining  the 

names  of  former  students  killed  in  the  armed  services  . 

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M.S.  C.  Fund,  for  the  purchase  of books  on  medical  education  and  nursing. 

Ralph  Calder,  gift  of a  picture  "Shaw  Hall  Under  Construction"  by  James  Calder . 

Borden  Company  Foundation,  In c . ,  of New  York  City,  to  provide  five  additional  annual  Borden 
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Agricultural  Scholarship  Awards  .  • 

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Chi  Omega  Alumnae  of  Lansing,  to  be  added  to  the  Elva  Crawford  Clark  Chi  Omega  Alumnae  award 

Ford  Motor  Company  Fund  o f  Dearborn ,  to  finance  scholarships  to  participants  in  the  Workshop 

on  Economic  Education  to  be  held  this  summer. 

$200 

$150 

$926 

$500 

$110 

$2,309. 80 

$400 

$300 

$100 

$265 

$4,000 

$1,000 

$10,000 

$33,500 

$5000 

$235 

$350 

$475 

$300 

$450 

$1,500 

$25 

$2, 500 

Members  of the  Economic  Education  Workshop  of  1952  of  Farmington,  to  be  used  to  finance 

s c holarships  to  participants  in  the  workshop  in  1953 

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$107.  50 

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Charles  E .  Wilson  of Arlington,  Virginia,  gift  of  50  shares of  Class  A  Stock  GM  Shares,  In c. ,  the 

income  to  be  used  for  scholarship  or  post-graduate  work  in  s tudies  of  animal  breeding  es 
pecially  hybrid  crosse s ,  and  animal  diseases,  partic ularly  those  that are  hereditary,  and 
for  any  other  p u rposes  that  may  be  mutually  agreed  as  desirable 

Will  of  Celia  Ann  Richmond  of Nutley,  New  Jersey,  to  be  held  in  trust as  a  scholarship  loan  fund 

to  be  known  as  the  George  P.  Richm ond  and  Celia  A .  Richmond  Scholarship  Fund,  income 
therefrom  to  be  used  for  aiding  and  assisting students  in  che mi ca l  resear c h  studies,  or  to 
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assist  any  deserving  students  in  other  fields  of  study  who  are  in  need  of  financial  aid. 

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Anonymous,  a  gift  of a n  oil  portrait of  Coach  Biggie  Munn 

Es tate of LaVerne  Noyes,  continuation  of  a  scholarship  fund  established  to ·aid  descendents  of 
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veterans  of  World  War  I.  . 

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Kellogg  Foundation,  for  certain  alterations  in  the  buildings  and  the  purchase  of  equipment  at  the 
Kellogg  Gull  Lake  property  to  make  it  possible  to  establish  a  biological  station  •• • •  

$10,000 

$800 

$45,000 

Te ch nical  Cooperation  Administration,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Ed u c ation  to  conduct  a  program 
for  foreign  junior  technician  related  to  Point  Four,  United  Nations,  and  related  projects 
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in  technical  development . 

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$45, 000 

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Visitors  are  Welcome 

COLL .~GE MUSEUM 

HORTICULTURAL  GARDENS 

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  e specially to  the  ex 
hibits  of Michigan fishes,  deer,  and beaver  in  their natural 
surroundings,  Bolivian mummy,  an  alcove of  colorful  in 
s ect s,  a  panorama of the  glacial  evolution of  Michigan,  the 
Family  Tree  of Man,  "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  per 
son or by  letter . 

BEAL  GARFIELD  BOTANIC  GARDEN 

In  the  Beal  Garfield Botanic  Garden  are  betwee n  two 
and  three  thousand  botanical  plants .  The  Garden is  open 

.  to  visitors  any time. 

THE  COLLEGE  FARMS 

The  College Farms are  located on  the  south side  of  the 
Red  Cedar  River .  By  driving  south  on  Farm  Lane,  the 
road  running  north and  south  past  the  College  Auditorium, 
many of  the  farm  buildings  can  be  s een.  Attention  of  the 
visitors  is  c alled especially  to  the  College Dairy Barn,  the 
B eef  Cattle  Barn,  the  Pavilion,  the  new  Agricultural  Engi 
n eering  Building,  the  new  Research Greenhouses,  and the 
College  Poultry unit. 

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. 

ALUMNI  MEMORIAL  CHAPEL 

The  Alumni Memorial  Chapel  was  e r ected  in  m e mory 

of over  400  boys  who  left  this  campus  to  serve  in  the  arm 
ed forces  of America  and who  paid  the  supreme  sacrifice. 
The funds were provided by gifts from alumni and friends 

of  Michigan State  College. 

The chapel is  available for weddings  as well  as for other· 
s e rvices  which may  appropriately be held in  such a  shrine . 
There are  accommodations  for approximately 200  persons. 
The  building  is located on  Auditorium  Road  a nd  will  be 

open  all  day to  visitors. 

The  Horticultural  Gardens,  east  of  the  Horticulture 

Building and  the  gr eenhouses,  will  be  open all  day  to  visi 
tors. 

ART  EXHIBITIONS 

An  exh ibition of  work  by  students in  the  Departme nt  of 
Art  is  on  display  in  the  Art  Room,  on  third floor  of  th e 
Student  Union  from  8  A.M.  to  9  P.M .  The  examples  con 
stitute  a  selection  of  the  bes t  work  done  during  the  past 
year  in  ceramics,  sculpture,  drawing,  painting,  design, 
industrial  design  and  print making .  Visitors  ar e  cordial 
ly  welcomed.  There  is  no  c harge . 

MICHIGAN  STATE  COLLEGE  BUILDING  PROGRAM 

An  extensive post-war buildi ng  program  which  is  now 
nearing·  completion  may  be  viewed  by  a  drive  around  the 
modern and  beautiful  campus .  Approximately  40  per cent 
of the  epst for  the  physical  expansion  was  secured  through 
legislative  appropriation and  the  remainder  through  self 
liquidating  loans  without  public  expense.  Buildings  com 
pleted whic h  have  been  financed  on  a  self-liquidating basis 
are:  Landon,  Yakeley  and  Gilchrist  Halls  for  women;  Sny 
der-Phillips and  Shaw Halls for  men;  food  storage building; 
11  apartment  buildings  for  married  students  and  faculty; 
and  additions  to  Macklin  Field  stadium  and  the  Student  Un 
ion  Building.  Buildings  co mpl e t ed  which  have been financ· 
e d  by  state appro p riation  are:  Berkey  Hall ,  Natural  Sci 
e n ce,  Physi cs and Mathematics,  Home  Management,  Agri 
cultural Enginee ring,  Electrical Engineering,  Plant Science 
Gre e nhous es  on  Farm  Lan e,  a  steam  generating plant  and 
Giltn e r  Hall  for  veterinary medicine  on  East C ircle  Drive. 
Alumni  Me mor ial  Chapel  and  the  Kellogg  Center for  Con 
tinuing  Education  were  built  with  gifts  to  the  college  for 
those  purposes. 

Construction of  a  n ew  set of m e n's  r esidence  halls  got 
under  way  this  spring .  Four  units ,  including thr ee  dormi 
tory  hous e s  and  a  central dining-recreational building for 
1,  350  students,  ar e  expected  to  b e  c ompleted  this  year. 
Later, another three do rmitory hou ses accommodating 1,  350 
students,  will  b e  added  to  the  proj ect.  Th e  n ew  r esiden ce 
halls ,  being  constru cted  on  a  self-liquidating basis,  are  to 
be  located  just  west  of the  Kellogg  Center. 

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Another housing project,  this  one for  married students, 
is  e xpec ted  to  b e  launched  this  summer.  Three  mode rn 
p e rmanent  apartm e nt  buildings,  containing  12  apartments 
each,  are to  b e  built  immediately.  Eventually,  the  college 
hop e s  to  buil d  about  40  of  these  buildings  to  repla c e  the 
trailer village whi c h  is  being  eliminated. 

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Alma  Mater 

M.S . C.  we  love  thy  shadows 

When twi light  silence falls, 

Flushing de e p  and  softly  paling 

O ',e r  ivy  covered  halls . 

Beneath the  pines  we ' ll  gathe r 

To  give  our  hearts  to  thee, 

Sing our  love  for  Alma  Mat er 

And  thy  praises,  M . S . C . 

II 

When from  thy  scenes  we  wande r 

And  twilight  shadows fad e, 

Our  mem ' ry  still  will  linge r 

Whe r e  light  and  shadows  playe d . 

In  the  e v e n i ng oft  we'll  gather 

And  turn our  thoughts  to  thee, 

Sing  our  love  for  Alma  Mater 

And  thy  praises,  M.S . C . 

The  e scorts for  the  academic  processio n  are  m e mbe rs of  Mortar Bo ard,  an 

honorary  society  for  senior  wome n,  and  Towe r  Guard,  an  honora ry society 

for  sophomore women.  The  ushe rs  are  m e mb e rs of the  Varsity  C lub . 

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