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ORDER  OF CEREMONIES 

PROCESSIONAL 

CORONATION  ~ARCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~eyerbeer 

~ICHIGAN STATE  UNIVERSITY  BAND 
PROFESSOR  LEONARD  FALCONE,  Director 

AMERICA  . ....................................................... Smith 

INVOCATION 

THE REVEREND  NEWELL A.  ~CCUNE, D.D. 
~inister Emeritus,  Peoples  Church,  East  Lansing 

ADDRESS:  THE  Two  NATIONS 

VrnGIL  ~. HANCHER,  J.D.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  L.H.D. 
President,  State  University  of  Iowa 

CONFERRING  OF  DEGREES  AND  PRESENTATION  OF  AWARDS 

JOHN  A.  HANNAH,  D.AGR.,  LL.D.,  H.H.D.,  D.Sc. 
President,  ~ichigan State  University 

ALMA  MATER  ................................................. Traynor 

BENEDICTION 

THE  REVEREND  ~R. ~CCUNE 

RECESSIONAL 

TRIUMPHAL  ~ARCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~iaskowsky 

~ICHIGAN STATE  UNIVERSITY  BAND 

THE'  AUDIENCE  IS  REQUESTED  TO  REMAIN  SEATED  WHILE  THOSE  IN  THE 
PROCESSION  ARE  ENTERING  AND  LEAVING  THE  STADIUM. 

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STATE  BOARD  OF  AGRICULTURE 

THE  HONORABLE  FOREST  H.  AKERS . . . . .  ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Detroit 

THE  HONORABLE  FREDERICK  H.  MUELLER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Grand  Rapids 

THE  HONORABLE  CLARK  L.  BRODY,  Chairman ........................ Lansing 

THE  HONORABLE  ARTHUR  K.  ROUSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Boyne  City 

THE  HONORABLE  CONNOR  D.  SMITH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Standish 

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THE  HONORABLE  WILLIAM  E.  BAKER . . . . .  :  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Mesick 

THE  HONORABLE  CLAIR  L.  TAYLOR,  Lansing,  Ex-Officio 

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

KARL  H.  McDoNEL,  East  Lansing,  Secretary 

PHILIP  J .  MAY,  East  Lansing,  Treasurer 

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MICHIGAN  STATE  UNIVERSITY 

As  one  of  the  leading  land-grant  universities  and  the  first  agricultural  college  in  the 
nation,  Michigan  State  University  provides  a  technical,  practical  and  cultural  education  for 
its  student  body,  in  addition  to  extensive  research  and  extension  services  to  the  people 
of Michigan. 

Now  in  its  101st  year,  Michigan  State  University  has  grown  from  three  buildings  and 
six  faculty  members  to  the  ninth  largest  university  in  the  nation.  It has  approximately  2,000 
staff  members  engaged  in  teaching,  research  and  public  service,  93  permanent  and  490 
temporary  buildings,  and  almost  4,200  acres  of  land,  including  628  acres  in  the  campus 
area proper. 

Founded  in  1855  to  educate  youth  for  the  major  occupation  of  that  day-farming 
Michigan  State  University  has  broadened  its  offerings  as  young  people,  preparing  for  other 
vocations,  have  sought  the  advantages  of  college  training.  Today,  Michigan  State  University 
has  eight  colleges-Agriculture,  Business  and  Public  Service,  Communication  Arts,  Education, 
Engineering,  Home  Ecoonmics,  Science  and  Arts,  Veterinary  Medicine-and  the  School  for 
Advanced  Graduate  Studies,  and  offers  126  different  courses  of  study,  70  of  these  on  the 
graduate  level.  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. 

Michigan  State  University  continually  strives  to  expand  its  service  to  the  people  of  the 
state  through  the  Agricultural  Experiment  Station,  the  Cooperative  Extension  Service  and 
the  Continuing  Education  Service.  The  Agricultural  Experiment  Station  conducts  research 
on  campus  and  at  five  off-campus  substations.  Through  the  Michigan  Cooperative  Extension 
Service,  more  than  271,000  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.U:s  campus  into  every  township  in  Michigan.  During  the  1955-56  year,  the  Continuing 
Education  Service  reached  about  200,000  persons  in  programs  conducted  both  on  campus 
and  in  local  communities.  The  Continuing  Education  Service  also  directs  the  M.S.U.  Evening 
College. 

Today,  more  than  17,000  students  from  Michigan  and  other  states  and  from  nations 
all  over  the  world  are  attending  the  University  at  East  Lansing-about  9,000  of  whom  are 
housed  on  the  campus  proper.  With  about  85  percent  of  these  students  coming  from  com 
munities  in  every  section  of  the ,state,  Michigan  State  University  is  doing  its  part  to  fill  the 
greatly  increased  demand  of  the  younger  generation  for  higher  education. 

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

The  escorts  for  the  academic  procession  are  members  of  Mortar  Board,  an  honorary  society 
for  senior women.  The ushers are  members of the Varsity  Club. 

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  th e  d esign  of  gowns  and 
hoods  indicating  the  various  degrees  as  well  as  the  colors  to  indicate  th e  various  faculties. 
This  code  has  been  adopted  by  most  of  the  colleges  and  universities  in  America  and  its  use 
has  made  identification  of  scholastic  honors  an  immediate  activity. 

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Three types  of  gowns  are  indicated  by  the  code.  Those  worn  by  the  bachelors  are  mad e 
of  black  worsted  material  and  have  long,  pointed  sleeves .  Those  worn  by  masters  may  be 
made  either  of  black  silk  or  black  wool  and  h ave  long,  closed  sleeves  with  the  arc  of  a  circle 
near  the  bottom.  The  arm  goes  through  a  slit,  giving  the  appearance  of  short  sleeves  for  the 
master's  gown.  Doctor's  gowns  are  made  of  black  silk  and  are  faced  with  velvet.  The  sleeves 
are  full,  round  and  open  with  three  bars  of  velvet  on  each  sleeve.  The  velvet  facing  of  b ars 
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  acad emic 
color  of  the  institution  conferring  the  degree.  If th e  institution  h as  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  th e  degree  pertains. 

Historical  associations  of  color  have  been  continued  to  signify  the  various  faculties.  Art 
and  letters  can  be  recognized  by  the  white,  taken  from  the  traditional  white  fur  trimming 
of  the  Oxford  and  Cambridge  Bachelor  of  Arts  hoods.  Red,  long  traditional  of  the  church, 
indicates  theology.  The  royal  purple  of  the  King's  court  signifies  law.  The  green  of  medicinal 
herbs  immediately  identifies  a  medical  degree.  Philosophy  is  sfgnified  by  the  color  of  wisdom 
and  truth,  blue.  Because  through  research  untold  wealth  has  been  released  to  the  world, 
scince 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  Engineering. 

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

Maize . ....... ... ....... . ... . .. . ........ . .. . ........... COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 
Russet  ... .............. . ... . . ... ... .. .. . ...... ... .... . ....... .. ...... FORESTRY 
Maroon . ..... . .. . . . .................. COLLEGE  OF  BUSINESS  and  PUBLIC  SERVICE 
Royal  Blue . . . . . .... . .......... .. . .. . .... . . . . COLLEGE  OF  COMMUNICATION  ARTS 
Light  Blue . ... . .. . ....... . . . .. . .. . ..... .. ... .. ..... . ... COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 
Orange . ... .. . . . . .. . ...................... . . . . . .... . . COLLEGE  OF  ENGINEERING 
Black . . . ........ ! . ..... .. . . . . ..... .. ..... . .... .. COLLEGE  OF  HOME  ECONOMICS 
COLLEGE  OF  SCIENCE  AND  ARTS 
White  . . ....... . .. . ........................ . .. . ........... . . . . . ...... . . .. . ARTS 
Pink  .................... . ................... . . . ..... .. ....... . ... . . . .. .. . MUSIC 
Golden  yellow ......... . ........ .. . . . . ... .. . .. . . .. . .... . .. . . .. ...... . .. . SCIENCE 
Gray . ......... . ....................... ... .. COLLEGE  OF  VETERINARY  MEDICINE 

THE UNITED  NATIONS  FLAGS 

The  77  flags  in  the  semi-circle  grouping  at  the  rear  of  the  stage  are  those  of  the  United 
Nations.  They  are  displayed  in  the  English  alphabetical  order  of  the  countries  represented 
by  the  Hags  starting  from  the  left.  The  United  Nations  Flag  itself  is  displayed  in  the  center 
of  the  semi-circle.  The  arrangement  from  left  to  right  is: 

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l.  AFGHANIST AN 
2.  ALBANIA 
3.  ARGENTINA 
4.  AUSTRIA 
5.  AUSTRALIA 
6.  BELGIUM 
7.  BOLIVIA 
B.  BRAZIL 
9.  BULGARIA 
10.  BURMA 
11.  BYELORUSSIAN  SOVIET 
SOCIALIST  REPUBLIC 

12.  CAMBODIA 
1.:3.  CANADA 
14.  CEYLON 
15.  CHILE 
16.  CHINA 
17.  COLOMBIA 
lB.  COSTA  RICA 
19.  CUBA 
20.  CZECHOSLOVAKIA 
2l.  DENMARK 
22.  DOMINICAN  REPUBLIC 
23.  ECUADOR 
24.  EGYPT 
25.  EL  SALVADOR 
26.  ETHIOPIA 
27.  FINLAND 
2B.  FRANCE 
29.  GREECE 
30.  GUATEMALA 
31.  HAITI 
32.  HONDURAS 
33.  HUNGARY 
34.  ICELAND 
35.  INDIA 
36.  INDONESIA 
37.  IRAN 
3B.  IRELAND 
39.  UNITED  NATIONS 

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40.  IRAQ 
4l.  ISRAEL 
42.  ITALY 
43.  JORDAN 
44.  LAOS 
45.  LEBANON 
46.  LIBERIA 
47.  LIBYA 
4B.  LUXEMBOURG 
49.  MEXICO 
50.  NEP~L 
5l.  NETHERLANDS 
52.  NEW  ZEALAND 
53.  NICARAGUA 
54.  NORWAY 
55.  PAKISTAN 
56.  PANAMA 
57.  PARAGUAY 
5B.  PERU 
59.  PHILIPPINES 
60.  POLAND 
6l.  PORTUGAL 
62.  RUMANIA 
63.  SAUDI  ARABIA 
64.  SPAIN 
65.  SWEDEN 
66.  SYRIA · 
67.  THAILAND 
6B.  TURKEY 
69.  UKRAINIAN  SOVIET 

SOCIALIST  REPUBLIC 
70.  UNION  OF  SOUTH  AFRICA 
71.  UNION  OF  SOVIET 

SOCIALIST  REPUBLICS 

72.  UNITED  KINGDOM 
73.  UNITED  STATES  OF  AMERICA 
74.  URUGUAY 
75.  VENEZUELA 
76.  YEMEN 
77.  YUGOSLAVIA 

1956 

CLASS  ROSTER 

This  includes  the  names  of  those  candidates  for  degrees 
June  1956-August  1956,  inclusive. 

Candidates  are 
listed  by  schools.  The  schools  are 
arranged  in  the  order  in  which  they  were  established. 

Honors  are  indicated,  except 
for  Summer School Graduates. 

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COLLEGE 

OF 

AGRICUL TURE 

The  candidates  will  be  presenterJ,  by 

DEAN THOMAS  K.  COWDEN 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF  SCIENCE 

David  Kpakpoe  Acquaye 
Farm  Crops; 

Gold  Coast,  West Africa 

Joan  Elma Ahrenhold 

Dairy  Production; 

Manhasset,  New  York 

Raymond  Carl Alexander 

Henry  Arthur  Borg 

Packaging  Technology;  Detroit 

James  Albert  Cox 

Urban  Planning; 

William  Lee  Borte 1 

Animal  Husbandry;  Britton 

William  Willard  Bowdy 

Landscape  Architecture; 
Lincoln  Park 

Agricultural Mechanics.;  Alma 

tNorman James  Bowman 

David Wayne  Andersen 

Forestry;  Lansing 
Ralph Heavins  Anderson 

Fisheries and  Wildlife;  Alma 

Lee  Duane  Arnold 

Floriculture;  Lansing 

Donald  David Arnott 

Landscape  Architecture; 
East  Lansing 

George  Kenneth Austin 

Landscape  Architecture; 
Farmington 

* James  Stephen  Brinks 

Animal Husbandry;  Plymouth 

Charles  William  Brough 

Lumber and  Building 
Materials  Merchandising; 

Hanover,  Pennsylvania 

Bruce  Garner  Brown 

Forestry;  Kalamazoo 

Agricultural  Economics;  Ovid 

Keith Miller  Bunce 

William  Louis  Awodey 

Residential  Building; 
St.  Joseph 

Henry  Wood  Axford,·  Jr. 

Landscape Architecture; 

Guy  Edward  Elder 

VanDyke 

Keith  Vincent  Carlson 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife;  Perkins 

Agricultural  Economics; 

John  David  Carlson 

Rochester 

Richard  Hughes  Bagnall 

Residential  Building; 

Ft.  Lauderdale,  Florida 

John  Charles  Bailey 

Forestry;  Battle  Creek 

Daniel  Wallace  Bargar 

Lumber  Merchandising; 

Jamestown,  New  York 

Jack Arlen  Basinger 

Forestry;  Bluffton,  Ohio 

*Myron Lee  Batdorff 

Soil  Science;  Stockbridge 

Harvey  James  Belter 

Pomology  and  Vegetable 
Production;  Benton  Harbor 

tMarvin  Frederick  Bengelsdorf 
Wood  Utilization;  Monroe 

Frank  Howe  Benham 

Animal  Husbandry;  Homer 

Richard  Owen  Benjamin 

Forestry;  Elmhurst,  Illinois 

Martha Alice  Benson 

Vegetable  Production; 
Saponac,  Maine 

Raymond  R.  Besonen 

Forestry ;  75  Lake 
Leonard  William  Bobier 

Packaging  Technology; 

Livonia 

Residential  Building; 

Rockford,  Illinois 

Robert  Frank Celta 

Landsc ape  Architecture; 
Brookfield,  Illinois 

Donald  Edward  Chapman 

Residential  Building; 

Oak  Lawn,  Illinois 

Billie  Steve  Cheolas 

Poultry Husbandry;  Detroit 

Donald  Edward  Christensen 

Forestry;  Flushing 
Roderick  James  Clarahan 

Lumber and  Building 
Materials  Merchandising; 

Harper,  Kansas 

James  William  Clark 

Residential  Building; 

,  East Lansing 

Shannon  D.  Clark 

Agricultural  Economics; 
Eaton  Rapids 

Carol  Lee  Clauss 

Floriculture; 

River  Forest,  Illinois 

tJerome  Lee  Clutter 

Forestry; 

Mt.  Lebanon,  Pennsylvania 

Earl Glenn  Cobeil 

Residential  Building;  Pontiac 

* With  Honor 
t  With  High Honor 

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Hialeah,  Florida 

Robert  Bruce  Cox 

Agricultural Mechanics;  Howe ll 

Gardner  Keith  Crittenden 

Floriculture;  Grand  Rapids 

Richard  Joseph  Deadman 

Residential  Building;  Alpena 

Stuart Otis  Denslow 

Urban  Planning;  Weidman 

Charles  Gerald  DeRidder 

Wood  Utilization;  Norway 

George  Gardner  Dikeman 
Animal  Husbandry; 
Livonia 
Rex  Emmet  Dilyard 

Agricultural  Extension; 

Pittsford 

Agricultural  Education; 
Petersburg 

Robert  Edward  Fedewa  Jr. 

Agricultural  Journalism; 

DeWitt 

Versile  Edwin  Fraleigh 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Detroit 
*Jere  Stuart  French 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Webster Groves,  Missouri 

David Milton Gaines 

Farm  Crops;  Dearborn 

Gerald  Edward Gardiner 

Packaging  Technology; 
Escanaba 
Ralph Gerald Garrett 

Packaging  Technology; 

Detroit 

Lloyd  Edward  Gidley,  Jr. 

Dairy  Production;  Milford 

Howard  Ellwood  Gillmore 

Park Management;  Kalamazoo 

John  Ryback Golmant 

Agricultural  Mechanics; 

Barre .  Vermont 

Edward  John Goschinski 
Animal  Husbandry; 
East  Lansing 

Donald  Thomas  Govan 

Residential  Building; 
Dearborn 

Joseph  Bart Grammatico 

Residential  Building; 
Ann  Arbor 

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Donald  Clyde  Graves 

Lumber and  Building 
Merchandising;  Jonesville 

Gerald Wayne  Greenway 

Packaging  Technology;  Flint 

Gerald  Earl Grimm 

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Residential  Building; 

Evansville,  Indiana 

tClarence  Gerald  Haarer 

Animal  Husbandry;  Saline 

Edgar Akio  Hamasu 

Urban  Planning; 

Paauilo,  Hawaii 

* Donald  Joe  Hamilton 

Wood  Utilization; 

Grand  Rapids 

Richard  J.  Hanson 

Residential  Building; 

Shrewsbury,  Missouri 

Bruce  Craig Harrison 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Union  City 

Kenneth  Norman  Hassenger 

Agricultural  Extension; 
Constantine 

tHiram  Frank Herrick 

Forestry;  Ludington 

John  Robert  Hesselink 

Food  Technology; 

Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Stanley  Heuser 

Pomology  and  Vegetable 
Production;  Hartford 

Howard  R.  Hittenrauch 

Forestry;  Jackson 

James  Edward  Houseworth 

Packaging  Technology; 
Bristol,  Indiana 

Sally  Jane  Hruska 

Animal  Husbandry;  Saginaw 

Harry William  Huizinga 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife; 

Linden,  New  Jersey 

*Robert  Clark  Hulse 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife; 
St.  Johns 

John  Paul  Hynes  III 

Forestry;  Detroit 

Thomas  Bruce  Irvine 

Pomology  and  Vegetable 
Production;  Detroit 

*Robert  Wayne  Johnson 

Wood  Utilization;  Charlotte 

Frederick Alan  Joneson 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Whitehall 

David  Earl  Kidd 

Robert George  Lawrence 

Pomology  and  Vegetable 
Production;  Detroit 

Jerry  Liang-Chang  Lee 

Residential  Building; 

Taipec,  Taiwan,  China 

Bruce  Alan  Loerch 

Residential  Building;  Ionia 

Gerald  Herbert Matthews 

Landscape Architecture; 

Comstock  Park 

Edward  Bruce  McElroy 

Forestry;  East  Lansing 

*Jack  Eugene  McKnight 

Floriculture; 

Midway,  Ohio 

Ian  Nelson McLellan 

Packaging  Technology; 

Grosse  Pointe 

Edward  Dale  Mihfeld 

Land and  Water  Conservation; 

tRussell  Edward  Moffett 

Detroit 

Agricultural  Economics;  Elwell 

James  Edward  Moreau 

Packaging  Technol~lY; Detroit 

Robert  Castle  Muirhead 

Agricultural Mechanics; 

Plato  Center,  Illinois 

*Michael  R.  Myers 

Residential  Building; 
Bay  City 

*Charles  Arthur Nicholls 

Floriculture Merchandising; 
Chicago,  Illinois 

Harold  Lewis Norris 

Packaging  Technology;  Flint 

Glenn  Norman Norton 

Forestry;  Port  Huron 

John  Edward  O'Hara,  Jr. 

Packaging  Technology; 

Booker  T.  Outland 

Niagara  Falls,  New  York 
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Animal  Husbandry; 

Boligee,  Alabama 

Louis  Lloyd  Patterson 

Residential  Building; 
Hartford 

Deane  R.  Paulson 

Lumber and  Building 
Materials  Merchandising; 
Barrington,  Illinois 

Elmer  James  Phelps 

Agricultur al  Mechanics; 
Stockbridge 

Richard  Jesseman  Phillips 

Animal  Husbandry 

Ornamental  Horticulture; 

WinChendon,  Massachusetts 

Kenneth  John  Polakowski 

Landscape  Architecture; 

West Allis,  Wisconsin 

'~ William David  Price 

Animal  Husbandry;  Linden 

*Arthur J.  Pursel 

Agricultural  Economics; 
Schoole raft 
Anthony  Kent Quinkert 

Forestry;  Eagle  River, 
Wisconsin 

John  Charles  Rappe 

Packaging  Technology; 

Hobart,  Indiana 

Donald  Charles  Rappel 
Forestry; 

Topinabee 

Frank  Eldon  Klemm 

Residential  Building; 
St.  Joseph 

*Paul  C.  Klofkorn 

Dairy Manufactures; 

New  York,  New  York 

Helmuth  Louis  Kohlndorfer 

Packaging  Technology; 

Neil  Robert  Koths 

Detroit 

Floriculture;  Taylor  Cente:r: 

David  John  Krupka 

Pomology  and  Vegetable 
Production;  Traverse  City 

':' Fred  Robert  Kuester 
Forestry; 

Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Frederick  Dale  Larmore 

Forestry;  Windsor,  Connecticut 

,~  With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

James Alan  Riddle 

Packaging  Technology; 

Detroit 

Robert  Joseph  Robel 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife; 

Lansing 

James  Philip  Robertson 

Agricultural Mechanics; 

. 
Montrose 
Donald  Alan Robinson 

Residential  Building; 
St.  Johns 

James  Kelsey  Robison 

Packaging  Technology; 

Detroit 

Gharles  Bion  Rockwell 

Landscape  Architecture; 
Suttons  Bay 
Richard  Worden  Rowley 

Dairy  Production;  Ionia 

Dalton  Charles  Rumsey 

Residential  Building; 
Paw  Paw 
John  Richard  Russell 

Food  Technology; 

Grand  Rapids 
tIgor  Vladimir  Sar~issian 
Farm  Crops; 

Teheran,  Iran 

LaVerne  Charles  Schaub 

Dairy  Production;  Suttons  Bay 

*Edward  H.  Schell 

Packaging  Technology; 

East  Liverpool,  Ohio 

Carl  Edward  Schreck 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife; 

Yorktown  Heights, 
New  York 

Herbert  Vincent  Schroeder 

Dairy  Production; 

Huntington,  New  York. 

Harvey  Joseph  Schuster 

Packaging Technology; 

Saginaw 
William  J.  Serviss 

Dairy  Production;  OVid 
Clarence  Ronald  Simonowicz 

Urban  Planning;  Bay  City 

Jane  Lucille  Smith 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Owosso 

Lewis  Russell  Smoot 

Residential  Building; 

Charleston,  West  Virginia 

Robert  William  Somers 

Lumber and  Building 
Materi,als  Merchandising; 

Detroit 
tCraig Lee  Squires 

Pomology  and  Vegetable 
Production;  Sparta 
*Kenneth  Edwin  St.  Clair 

Urban  Planning; 

Columbus,  Indiana 

* Valentine  Joseph  Stankiewicz 

Floriculture;  Saginaw 

Eleanor Adelle  Steffen 

Floriculture;  Coopersville 

Donald  Arthur  S.tumbo 

Wood  Utilization; 

Beloit,  Wisconsin 

James  Dedrich  Sweeny 

Dairy  Production; 

Waterville,  Ohio 

Sheboygan,  Wisconsin 

Edwin  Bruce  Taylor 

Jack  Bruce  Rice 

Residential  Building; 
Corunna 

Lumber  and  Building 
Materials  Merchandising; 

Galesburg 

2 

Elizabeth Lucille  Templeton 

Animal  Husbandry; 

LaGrange,  Illinois 

Stanton George  Thomas 
Wood  Utilization; 

Ravenna,  Ohio 

Donald  Lee  Thornburg 

Forestry;  Joliet,  Illinois 

Raymond  Lincoln  Tikka 
Forestry;  Detroit 

Robert  Charles  Trout 

Lumber and  Building 
Materials  Merchandising; 

Saginaw 

COLLEGE  OF AGRICULTURE  (Continued) 

Roger  A.  VanLeeuwen 

Soil  Science;  Holland 
George  Michael  VanLoozen 

Animal  Husbandry; 

Willi,am  B.  Vaughan 

Dearborn 

Edward  Miles  Waldron 

Residential  Building; 
Coldwater 
Merle Andrew  Watson 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Alto 

Landscape Architecture; 

Raymond  George Young 

Flint 

Chester August  Volski 

Agricultural  Extension; 

Union,  New  Jersey 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Fredrick Melvin  Ziegler 

Upper  Montclair,  New  Jersey 

Lumber and  Building 
Materials  Merchandising; 

Muir 

tRichard  Hale  Zimmerman 

Ornamental Horticulture; 
Toledo,  Ohio 

DEGREE OF  BACHELOR  OF  SCIENCE 
RECOMMENDED  JOINTLY  WITH  THE  COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

Paul  Bernd 

Agricultural Education: 

Detroit 

*Harold George  Bowden 

Agricultural  Education; 

George  Russell  Eaton 

Saginaw 

Agricultural  Education;  Peck 

*Ronald Allen  Entenman 

Agricultural  Education; 

Wauseon,  Ohio 

tLyle  Patrick  Fettig 

Agr.icultural  Education ; 

Petoskey 
*Duane  Simon Girbach, 

Agricultural  Education; 
Ann Arbor 
Wallace  Jack Godfrey 

Agricultural  Education) 
Jonesville 

William  Sherman  Herrell 

Agricultural  Education; 

John  Patrick Hyde 

Marlette 

Robert  Charles  Knisely 

Agricultural  Education; 
Iron River 

Roy  Arthur  Miller 

Agricultural  Education; 
Middleville 

William  Anton Miller 

Agricultural  Education; 
Maple  City 

Olan  B.  Mishler 

Agricultural  Education; 
Beaverton 

Carl  LaVerne Mulholland 

Agricultural  Education; 

Ypsilanti 

James  Elmer Mulvany 

Agricultural  Education; 

Bellevue 

William  Joseph  Pintal 

Agricultural  Education; 

Escanaba 

Ronald  Edgar  Prentice 

Agricultural  Education; 

Grand  Junction 

Agricultural  Education;  Yale 

Dean  Raymond  Rhoads 

Agricultural  Education; 

Comins 

Gerald  Dwight  Robson 

Agricultural  Education; 
Reed  City 

Glen  D.  Ruder 

Agricultural  Education; 

Osseo 

' 

Robert  Roy  Schultheiss 

Agricultural  Education; 

St.  Johns 
Walter  Conard  Search 

Agricultural  Education; 

Ivyland,  Pennsylvania 

Robert  Charles  Sloan 

Agricultural  Education; 

Almont 
*Jerry Wilcox  Stein 

AgriculturaL  Education; 

Evart 

Ronald  Kenneth  Stevens 

Agricultural  Education; 
Battle  Creek 

William  Michael  Tulip 

Agricultural  Education; 
Farmington 

, 

John  Lawson  Tyrrell 

Agricultural  Education; 

Morrice 

Richard  Benjamin Wight,  Jr. 
Agricultural  Education; 
Dimondale 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF  SCIENCE 

Pio Angelini 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Wenham,  Massachusetts 

Ernest  L.  Bergman 
Horticul ture; 

Corvallis,  Oregon 

Daniel  Benton  Biser,  Jr. 

Francis  F.  T.  Ching 

Horticulture; 

Honolulu,  Hawaii 

Jack  Wilbur  Crane 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Bill  Mack Crosswhite 

Durand 

Land  and Water  Conservation; 

Baltimore,  Maryland 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Mountain  City,  Tennessee 

Marie M.  Bishop 

Agricultural  Extension; 
Ames,  Iowa 
David  Shelton  Brandley 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Raymond,  Alberta,  Canada 

Morris  Leroy  Brehmer 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife; 

East  Lansing 

Gerhard  Bunemann 

Horticulture;  Hamburg; 

Nelson  Doty  Cushman 

Agricultural  Extension; 
Kalamazoo 
Robert  Russell  Dancer 

Agricultural  Extension;  Ionia 

Anandrao  Pandurang  Deshmukh 
Agricultural  Engineering; 
Bombay,  India 

Edward  Dexter 

Agricultural  Economics ; 

Rugby,  England 

Bergedorf,  Germany 

Eugene  Frederick  Dice 

Arthur  Lloyd  Carpenter 

Conservation  Education; 

Wayne 

Agricultural  Extension; 

Midland 

Janice  Elizabeth  Eades 
Horticulture; 

Cesar Echeandia 

Redditch,  England 

Soil  Science;  Tudela,  Trujillo 

Rae  Robert  Ehlen 

Forestry;  Wayne 

Austin  B.  Ezzell 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Auburn,  Alabama 

Dwight  Wesley  Fairbanks 

Agricultural  Extension; 

Pullman,  Washington 

Charles  Clayton  Fischer 
Horticulture; 

South  Bend,  Indiana 

Allen· Kay  Gillette 

Agricul tural  Enginee ring; 

Niles 

William  Hardy  Goudy 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife; 

Capac 

*  With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

3 

COLLEGE  OF  AGRICULTURE  <Continued) 

Jpmes  Henry  Gowell 

Park  Management  and 
Municipal  Forestry; 

Birnamwood,  Wisconsin 

Thomas  Charles  Graham 
Farm  Crops; 

Thurso,  Scotland 

F.  Earl  Haas 

Agricultural  Economics; 

John  Syler  Harman 

St.  Johns 

Ornamental Horticulture; 

Rochester 

Scott  L.  Hedden 

Agricultural  Engineering; 
Toledo,  Ohio 

Joseph  L.  Heirman 

Agricultural  Extension; 

Escanaba 
Lloyd  Peter Jackson 

Soil  Science; 
~~~~ __ ~~~~a~QQan,  Can~da 
Robert  Ellswort11  ewe  1 

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Agricultural  Education; 
Pinconning 

Larry  K.  Johnston 

Animal  Husbandry; 

Wheatland,  Wyoming 

Louis  Jokay 

Dairy  Manufactures; 
Detroit 

Leland  Ervin  Jolgren 

Land  and  Water  Conservation; 

Pelkie 

Donald  Daniel  Juchartz 

Horticulture; Wyandotte 

Charles  R.  Kaufman 

Land  and  Water  Conservation; 

Howell 

Edward  Arshak  Kazarian 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Lansing 
Jack  Louis  Knetsch 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Galesburg 

Kurt  Gothe  Larpes 
Soil  Science; 

Kokar ,Finland 

Edgar  Fred  Lord 

Agricultural  Economics; 
Orono,  Maine 

John  Y.  Lu 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Taipei,  Formosa 

~  Robert  Paul  Malcomnson 

Agricultural  Extensjon; 
Beaverton 

John  David  Meier 

General Agriculture; 

Swartz  Creek 

John  Alvin  Metzker 

Park Management; 
Monroe 

onal  A  cnison  Miles 

Agricultural  Education; 

Greenville,  Illinois 

Russell  Jonas 

' flIer 

Land  and  Water  Conservation; 

Leslie 

Frank  Joseph  Molinare 

Agricultural  Extension; 

Norway 

Luis  Eduardo Morcillo 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Tequcigolpa,  Honduras 

Richard  S.  Nuttall 

Jane  Yupei  Shen 

Horticul ture; 

Bangkok,  Thailand 

Benjamin  Clinton  Sherrill 

Forestry;  Watersmeet 

Clarence McClelland  Skau 

Forestry;  Grosse  Pointe 

Bernhard  Storjohann, . Jr. 
Horticul ture; 

East Moline,  Illinois 

Howard  Denison  Stowe 

Animal  Husbandry; 

Colrain,  Massachusetts 

Shiro  Takei 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Honolulu,  Hawaii 

Raymond  Elbert  Vasold 

Farm  Crops;  Saginaw 

Lyle  Harry Wadell 

Dairy  Production;  Elsie 

Charles  Schnyder Wales 

Dairy;  Lubbock,  Texas 

William  Wilson  Wallace 

Land  and  Water  Conservation; 
Aberdeen,  Scotland 

Jaw  Kai  Wang 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Hongkongl  China 

Ornamental  Horticulture; 

Rolland  Zeilbert Wheaton 

Port  Huron 
Richard  Arthur  Phelps 

Dairy;  New  Ashford. ' 
Mas sachusetts 

Bryant Walker  Pocock 

Agricultural  Engineering; 
East  Lansing 

JaIlles  Franke  Price 

Animal  Husbandry; 

Loudon,  Tennessee 

Lowell  L.  Ricky 

Land  and  Water  Conservation; 
Lincoln,  Nebraska 

Leon  Franklin  Sanderson 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

K.  N.  Satyapal 

Vestaburg 

Soil  Science;  Glen  Burnie, 

Maryland 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Holt 

Robert  Herrick Wilkinson 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Quincy 

Ceasar  Donald  Wilson 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Tallulah,  Louisiana 

Paul  Franklin Worthington 

Agricultural  Extension; 

Drayton  Plains 

Shoko Yamasata 

Agricultural  Economics; 
Hanechi,  Okinawa 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF  URBAN  PLANNING 

Richard  Milton  Bauer 
Urban  Planning 

Richard  DeLaBarre  Duke 

Urban  Planning; 

SouthaIllpton,  Pennsylvania 

Clinton,  Maryland 

Robert  James  Werner 
Urban  Planning; 

Grand  Rapids 

* With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

4 

COLLEGE 

OF 

ENGINEERING 

The  candidates  will  be  presented  by 

DEAN  JOHN  D.  RYDER 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF  SCIENCE 

*John  Carter Ahlquist 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Oak  Park 

* Frank  John Alfonso 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Jack  D .  Aungst 

Ionia 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Sunfield 
David  Allen  Barnes 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

John  Oliver  Barnes 

Niles 

Civil  Engineering; 

Bronson 

John  Horace  Beaudette 

Electrical  Engineering; 

.  New  Brunswick,  New  Jersey 

Alva  Ellsworth  Beers 

Me.chanical  Engineering; 

Arthur  R.  Belton 

Lansing 

Chemical  Engineering; 
Muskegon 

Walter  Lewis  Bennett,  Jr. 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Midland 

Earl  Keith  Betts 

Chemical  Engineering; 
Ferndale 

*Donald Raymond  Beuerle 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Suttons  Bay 

Oliver Rand  Blackhall 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Buffalo,  New  York 

Peter Hyman  Bloch 

Electrical  Engineering; 

New  York,  New York 

Ronald  Dale  Bowen 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Dearborn 

tRobert Alexander  Brandon 

Chemical  Bngineering; 
Allen  Park 

Richard  Walton  Brandow 
Civil  Engineering; 
Sanford 

Douglas  Archibald  Bruce 

Jerome  Jay  Bush 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

East  Saugatuck 

Santiago  Cabal  Rivera 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Bogota,  Columbia 

Bernard  James  Carey,  Jr. 

Civil  Engineering; 
Jackson 

Theodore  Henry  Carlson 

Agricultural  Enginee ring; 

Wesley  Brink Carlson 

Ferndale 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Tustin 

Hubert  Carlyle  Chaffin 

Civil  Engineering;' 

Perrinton 

* Edwin  Bernard  Champagne 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Barton  City 

Michael  S.  Chernoby 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Grand  Rapids 

George  Eugene  Clute 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

*Alger  Burton  Colthorp 

Monroe 

Civil  Engineering;  Lansing 

Mark  Newton  Culver 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Bay  City 
Jesse  LeRoy  Curtiss 

Civil  Engineering;  Mason 

Raymond  Harold  Danielson 

Electrical  Engineering; 
' 
Rochester 

*John  Leslie  Davies 

Mechaniaal  Engineering; 

Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

tSamuel  Leonard  DeLeeuw 

Civil  Engineering; 

Grand  Rapids 
Darwin  Donald  Diederich 

Mechanical  Engineering ; 

Richard  Clair Drenten 

Pontiac 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Grand  Rapids 

Civil  Engineering;  Wyandotte 

*John Larkin  Easley 

Karl  Douglas  Burdick 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Anthony  Thomas  Burdo 

Jackson 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Clare 

Civil  Engineering; 

Frankfort 
Erwin  Joseph  Emkjer 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Detroit 

*  With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

5 

Ralph  Richard  Ensworth 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Pontiac 

Donald William  Ericson 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Detroit 

Edward  William  Eva 

Civil  Engineering; 
Lansing 

Eugene  Bruc.e  Everhart 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Williamston 
Carroll  Richard  Fendl 

Electrical  Engineering; 

tDennis  Warren  Fife 

Ewen 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Three  Rivers 

Robert  Earl  Findorff 

Civil  Engineering; 

Muskegon 
William  James  Flynn 

Mechanical  EQgineering; 

David  Lee  Fordon 

Pontiac 

Civil  Engineering;  St.  Clair 

Albert  Francis  Franc,  Jr. 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Carnegie,  Pennsylvania 

Gleb  Nick  Fruktow 

Electrical  Engineering; 
East  Lansing 

Jerry Lee  Fueslein 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Yale 
Lewis  Edgar  Fursman,  Jr. 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Delmar,  New  York 

Sydney  Cedric  Gearing 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Flint 

tJames  Earl Germain 

Civil  Engineering; 

tWilliam  Donald  Glauz 

Bay  City 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Grand  Rapids 

Ralph Gram 

Civil  Engineering; 
East  Lansing 
Otto  Thorvald  Grundtvig 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

T'rondheim,  Norway 

COLLEGE  OF  ENGINEERING  (Continued) 

, John  Robert Gustafson 

Civil  Engineering; 

Chicago,  Illinois 

tRichard  Frederick Hartung 

Mechanical  Engineering ; 

tRobert  Edwin  Kurkjian 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Wayne  Ladd 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Clearwater  Beach, Florida 

Lansing 

* Lloyd  John  Hassencahl 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Gregory 
Warren  M.  Hecksel 

Electrical  Engineering ; 
Spring Lake 
Harley  Raymond  Hodges 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

William  Edwin  Holmes 

Hart 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Birmingham 

tLawrie  Ward  Honens 

Electrical  Engineering; 
St.  Jos~ph 

Glen  Hook 

Agricultural  Engineering; 
Hubbard  Lake 

*James  Lee  Hoose 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Owosso 
Robert  Lee  Houser 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Flint 

John  Roger  Hoyt 

Civil  Engineering; 
Pierson 

Fredrick James  Huson 

Mechanic.al  Engineering; 

Flint 

*William  James  Huyck,  Jr. 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Rex  Walter  Jerrim 

Flint 

Electrical  Engineering ; 

Lansing 

David  Lee  Jessee 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Indianapolis,  Indiana 

Richard  Frank  Johnson 

Maynard  E.  Lagassee 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Battle  Creek 

Carlen  Edmund  Larson 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Flint 
*Kay  Victor  Lask 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Detroit 

Gilbert  Earl  La Vean 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Saranac 

Delbert Arnold  Leinonen 

Metallurgical  Engineering; 

Dearborn 
James  Joseph  Lewis 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Bay  City 

*Wayne  Charles  Liddle 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Muskegon 

James  Edwin  Light,  Jr. 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Lansing 

Carl  Edwin  Lind 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Rochester,  New  York 

* Thomas  Jerry Linton 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Homer 
Fred James  Locke 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Royal  Oak 
Lambert  Heen  Pui  Lui 

.  Electrical  Engineering; 
Honolulu,  Hawaii 
Richard  Lawrence  Lundberg 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Grand Rapids 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

tCarl  Freiheit Lutz 

Ned  Arthur  Jones 

Lansing 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Ann  Arbor 

Kenneth  Lee  Kaltz 

Metallurgical  Engineering; 

Lansing 
Donald  Edward  Lutz 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Rock Island,  Illinois 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

* Jack  Stephen Macauley 

Lansing 
tJulian Kateley,  Jr. 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

London,  Ontario,  Canada 

Electrical  Engineering; 

tMacdonald  Bruce  Ian 

Detroit 

Russell  George  Kautz,  Jr. 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Detroit 
Duane  Jay  Keeslar 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Sturgis 
Karl  Kenneth  Kerns 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Michigan  Center 

Harry  Stanley  Kert 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

*Herbert Weldon  Kirby 

Detroit 

Chemical  Engineering; 
Birmingham 

James .Harwood  Koan 

Civil  Engineering;  Holly 

*George  Lee  K~ eglow 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Royal  Oak 

Fredrick  Bertrand  Krieger 

Metallurgical  Engineering; 

Niles 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Montague 
tWilliam  Alexis  Malila 

Electrical  Engineering; 

*Jerald  Jules  Marcus 

Allegan 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Ellsworth 

William Mateyk 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Niagara  Falls,  Ontario 

Louis  Stanley  McBride 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Grand  Rapids 

Douglas  Duane  McGrath 

Chemical  Engineering; 

Brockport,  New  York 

Bruce  Gerald  Middlesworth 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Weidman 

*John  Joseph  Mikoliczeak 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Saginaw 

*  With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

) 

6 

Lowell  Ernest Miller 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Garden  Prairie,  Illinois 

Raymond  Edwin  Mills 

Civil  Engineering; 
Lansing 
Carl  Edward  Minich 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Lansing 
Paul  Eugene  Moros 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Pontiac 

Ke ith  Alex  Morrison 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Elk Rapids 

Aldan  R.  Munro,  Jr. 

Civil  Engineering; 

Dearborn 

tRobert  Richard Murrel 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Suttons  Bay 

. 

* Donald  Robert  Musson 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Rochester 

Eugene  Dempsey  Nickerson 

Mechanical  Engirieering; 
Eaton Rapids 
Shaloom  Hooshang  N oman 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Teheran,  Iran 

David Alan Norman 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Lansing 

Jack  Todd  Norton 

Metallurgical  Engineering; 

Lansing 

* Lester Vernon Ostrander,  Jr. 
Electrical  Engineering; 

Pontiac 
Robert  Joseph Owen 

Metallurgical  Engineering; 
Battle  Creek 

Franklin Duane  Owerl 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Waverly,  New  York 

Clare Ward  Parker 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Flint 

Donald  Franci$  Pascoe 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Stockbridge 
Robert Arthur  Peterson 
Civil  Engineering; 

Scottville 

tRaymond  Gerard  Piereson 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Detroit 

* Donald  Edward  Pollakowski 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Belleville 
Ralph William  Powell 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Hazel  Park 

James  Franklin  Prescott 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Manchester 

Roger  Carl  Preuss 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Lansing 
John  Chester Racey 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Grand .Rapids 

Joseph  Peter Rathbun 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Frank Reams 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Royal  Oak 

William  Harold  Redfield 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Bloomfield  Hills 

tJames William  Ric.e 

Chemical  Engineering; 

Allegan 

Michel  Elias  Sifri 

Civil  Engineering; 

Ramallah,  Jordon 

Harold  John  Simms,  Jr. 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Flint 

Thomas  Henry  Ritchie,  Jr. 

Richard  Ward  Simpson 

Civil  Engineering; 

Royal  Oak 

Donald Arthur  Rollins,  Jr. 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Three  Rivers 

Russell  George  Rose 

Chemical  Engineering; 

Flint 
Donald  Paul Ryan 

Civil  Engineering; 
Jackson 

John  Edward  Sargeant 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Huntington  Woods 

tJohn  Kurt  Sauter 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Ironwood 

William  Francis  Savage 
Civil  Engineering; 

Ann  Arbor 

Kanwar  Behari Lall  Saxena 

Chemical  Engineering; 

Ajmer,  India 

John  Jacob  Schafer 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Lansing 
Kenneth Arthur  Schluchter,  Jr. 
Mechanical  Engineering; 

Pontiac 

Robert  Walter  Schock 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Midland 

James Arthur  Schoenfelder 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Peter Schrepfer 

St.  Joseph 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Williamston 

Roger  Carl  Schultz 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
East  Lansing 

Leslie  Bruce  Sheffield 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Grand  Rapids 

Donald  James  Singer 

Chemical  Engineering; 

Linden 
Richard  L.  Solem 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Owosso 

Norman  David  Soltar 

Civil  Engineering; 

Huntington  Woods 

Walter  Earl Sommerman 

Chemical  Engineering; 

Livonia 

Morris  Harvey  Stein 

Civil  Engineering; 

St.  Louis 
Phillip Russell  Stout 

Civil  Engineering; 

Stanwood 
Steven  Lewis  Strong 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
. 

Lapeer 
*John Allan  Swanson 

Chemical  Engineering; 
Chicago,  Illinois 

Stanley  Swiderski,  Jr. 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Wyandotte 

William  Tambo 

Chemical  Engineering; 

North  Branch Depot, 
New  Jersey 

Earl Albert  Terpstra 

Agricultural  Engineering; 
Byron  Center 
Cyrice  Edward  Theberge 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Regina,  Sask,  Canada 

*James  Paul  Throgmorton 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Detroit 

Metallurgical  Engineering; 

*Harry  E.  Tomaschke 

Bay  City 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Kendall,  New  York 

Robert  William  Tooley 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Wayne 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF  SCIENCE 

COLLEGE  OF  ENGINEERING  (Continued) 

Ardis  George  Vance 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Lake  City 

tMarvin  Lee  Van  Der Ploeg 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Allendale 

Walter  Emery  Voorheis 
Civil  Engineering; 
Frankenmuth 

Edward  August  Watjen 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Fairlawn,  New  Jersey 

Jack  Harpster Wenner 

Chemical  Engineering; 

East  Lansing 
Ronald  Herbert Wessling 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Carl  Richard  Wick 

LanSing 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

DeWitt 

tRobert  George  Williams 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Grand  Rapids 

Howard  Dunlap  Wilson 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Lake  Orion 

Jack  Duane  Wilson 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Albion 

Richard  Martin Winkler 
Civil  Engineering; 
Detroit 

Stanley  William  Wolfe 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Ferndale 

Charles  Douglas  Wolfe 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Owego,  New  York 

Rodger  Benton Wood 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Grosse  Pointe 
*George  Myron  Woodruff III 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Thornwood,  New  York 

Fred  Stanley  Wreford 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Detroit 
Erwin  Paul  Zeiter 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Hillsdale 

Chang  Moon  Bek 

Civil  Engineering; 

Chinhae,  Korea 

Dean  Edward  Bluman 

Richard  Francis  Harig 

Sanitary  Engineering; 

Kenmore,  New  York 

Clyde  M.  Hyde 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Sharon,  Pennsylvania 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Trumansburg,  New  York 

Roger  William  Bohl 

Chemical  Engineering; 

Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Lee  Braithwaite 

Carlo  Odolen  Mlcoh 

Chemical  Engineering; 

Florence,  Italy 

Albert  Stephen  Mrofka 

Sanitary  Engineering;  Lansing 

Mechanical  Engineering;Pinckney 

Jean M.  Dalrymple 

Applied  Mechanics;  Lansing 

Frank  DeRose,  Jr. 

James  Edward  Packer 

Chemical  Engineering; 

Saginaw 

Civil  Engineering;  Eaton  Rapids 

The  Ngog  Phan 

Donald  Bruce  Emery 

Civil  Engineering;  Cedar  Springs 

Fred  E.  Freiheit 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Potterville 

Civil  Engineering; 

Saigon,  Vietnam 

Josette  M.  Garcia  Portigo 

Civil  Engineering; 

Iloilo  City,  Philippines 

Gobinda  Prasad  Purkayastha 
Electrical  Engineering; 

Calcutta,  India 

B.  Naga  Raju 

Civil  Engineering; 

Bangalore,  India 

William  Henry  Schimanski 

Applied  Mechanics; 

Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Tapeshwar  Singh 

Civil  Engineering; 
Bihar,  India 

Vic hit  Sirikul 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Bangkok,  Thailand 

James  Herbert Wright 

Civil  Engineering; 

John  Basil  Zondorak 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

Sanitary  Engineering; 

. 
Yonkers,  New  York 

*  With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

7 

COLLEGE 

OF 

HOME  ECONOMICS 

The  candidates  will  be  presented  by 

DEAN  MARIE DYE 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF SCIENCE 

Arvye  Kathleen  Abbott 

Nutrition;  Lansing 

* Norleen  Marion  Ackerman 

Clothing and  Textiles  - Retailing ; 

Unionville 

Eleanor  Louise  Albaugh 
Nutrition;  Detroit 

':' Doris  M .  Anderson 

Clothing and  Textiles  - Retailing ; 

Detroit 

Margaret  Virginia  Andrick 

Home  Furnishings;  Okemos 

tEleanor  Lois  Arnold 

General Home  Economics; 

Detroit 

'~ Nancy Ellen  Bateman 

Foods;  Rockford 

Carol  Jean Bauman 

Institutional  Administration; 

East  Lansing 
Norma  Juliette  Bingham 

Research in  Foods  and,  Nutrition ; 

Detroit 

Carolyn  Dawn  Bisbee 

Clothing and  Textiles  - Retailing; 

Byron  Ce nter 

Joyce  Ona  Bolton 

Clothing  and  Textiles  - Retailing ; 

Grosse  Pointe 

Lynnell  Joan  Britte n 

General  Home  Economics; 
East  Cleveland.  Ohio 

"" Baiba  Bruns 

Institutional  Administration; 

Grand  Rapids 

Marilyn  Jean  Bryn 

Home  Furnishings;  De arborn 

Carol  Abby  Carlson 

Home  Furnishings;  Niles 

tMary Janet  Cation 

Nutrition;  East  Lansing 

Jeanna  T .  Cavicchioni 

General  Related  Arts; 

Iron  Mountain 

t,' Mary  Agnes  Clapper 

General  Home  Economics; 

Petoskey 

,~ Christine  Elizabeth  Clutter 

Research  in  Foods  and  Nutrition; 

Mt.  Lebanon,  Pa. 

Barbara Jean  Cope 

Clothing  and  Textiles  - Retailing ; 

Birmingham 

':' Patsy  Lee  Cox 
Nutriton; 

Grand  Have n 

Judith  Elaine  Curtis 

Home  Furnishings;  Lansing 

Virginia  Ann  Davies 

Bette  Sue  Kemp 

Home  Furnishings;  Muskegon  Hts. 

Clothing and  Textiles  - Retailing; 

Beverly Schlatter  Dickinson 

Woodstock.  Ill. 

Clothing  and  Textiles  - Retailing; 

Margaret  Ann  Kihm . 

Bay  City 
Nadine  Ruth  Doehr 

General  Related  Arts; 
Kingsford 

':' Marguerite  Mae  Edson 

General  Related Arts; 
Hudsonville 

Anne  Catherine  Eickmeyer 

Clothing  and  Textiles  - R etailing; 

Kalamazoo 

Joy Ann  Kirtley 

Home  Economics  with Journalism; 

Lansing 

':' Juno  Ann  Krohn 

Nutrition;  Livonia 

Carol  Joan  Larson 

Home  Economics  Extension; 

Home  Economics  with  Journalism; 

MarIlynn  June  E rd'mann 

East  Lansing 

Gre e n  Bay,  Wis. 

Janet  Ruth  Latta 

Clothing and  Textiles  - Retailing; 

Research  in  Foods  and  Nutrition; 

Bear  Lake 
t Ann  Stewart  Ferguson 

Kalamazoo 

Eleanor  Ann  Lucas 

Foods;  Highland  Park,  Ill. 

Clothing  and  Textiles  - Re tailing ; 

Mary  Elizabeth  Field 

East  Lansing 

Clothing  and  Textiles  - Retailing ; 

Patricia  Ann  Maj e ske 

Wyandotte 
Barbara Jean  Flasher 

Nutrition;  Van  Dyke 

Susan Brown  Fox 

. General Home  Economics ; 
Iron Mountain 

Judith  Ann  french 

Nutrition;  Monroe 

~' Carolyn Jean  Friedle 

Nutrition;  Midland 

Mary  Louise  Goetze 

Clothing  and  Textile s  - R e tailing; 

Che'boygan 
Nancy  Priebe  Marzke 

Home  Furnishings;  Benton Harbor 

Mary  Ann  McClarence 

Clothing and  Textiles  - Reta i ling; 

P e kin,  Ill. 

Joan  Kathryn  McCuistion 

Ge ne ral  Clothing  and  Textiles ; 

Grand  Rapids 
Mary  Louise  Mc Laughlin 

Clothing and  Textiles  - Retailing; 

Ge neral  Home Economics ; 

Jackson 
Patricia Ann Goode 

Nutrition;  Farmington 

Margaret  Ann  Gorman 

Institutional  Administration; 

Elizabeth  Anne  Grafton 

Detroit 

Pontiac 

':' Jean  Anne  Meece 

Foods;  Chicago,  Ill. 

Lynn  Mary Merlo 

Nutrition ;  Big  Rapids 

Barbara J e anne  Miller 

Gene ral Home  Economics; 

Institutional  Administration; 

Detroit 

Detroit 
Donna  Lane  Morri s 

Charlene  Elizabeth  He rndon 

Nutrition;  Danville ,  Ill. 

Dress  Design;  East  Lansing 

Anne  Elizabeth Munschaue r 

Joan  Leslie  Hessler 

Clothing and  Textiles  - Retailing; 

Child  Development; 

EggertSVille ,  N .  Y . 

Milwaukee,  Wis . 

Nancy  Jane  Noble 

Carol  Ruth Hipp 

Research in  Foods  and  Nutrition ; 

Carolyn  Rae  Hodges 

Detroit 

Ge ne ral  Re lated Arts; 

Snyder,  N .  Y. 

Sally  Ann O' Connor 

Home  Furnishings;  Detroit 

Child  Developme nt  and  Teaching; 

Mary  Louis e  Olne y 

Nobuko  Ishigaki 

Royal  Oak 

Home  Economics  Extension; 

Mawashi,  Okinawa 

Ruth  Harriet  Johnson 

Nutrition; Ludington 

Nutrition;  Dea rborn 

Caroline  Elaine  Paklaian 

Hom e  Furnishings;  De troit 

Phy llis  Elaine  P e arson 

Home  Economics  Exte ns io n; 

East  Lansing 

,  With  Honor 
t  Wi t h  High  Honor 

8 

Phyllis  Elaine  Pearson 

Home  Economics  Extension; 

East  Lansing 

tShirley Abbott  Perin 

Nutrition;  Ann  Arbor 

*Shirley Elizabeth Pine 

Nutrition;  Plymouth 

Patricia Ann  Powell 

Foods;  Ionia 
He len  Irene  Ramey 

General  Related Arts; 
Clearfield,  Pa. 

Carol Sue  Rans 

Home  Furnishings; 

South Bend,  Ind. 

Susan  Deborah  Rapaport 
Nutrition;  Detroit 

Diane  Lee  Retzlaff 

Home  Furnishings; 

COLLEGE  OF  HOME  ECONOMICS  (Continued) 

Judith  Doherr  Richter 

General Home  Economics ; 
Park Ridge,  Ill. 
Marjorie  Dickinson  Ritchie 

Lois  Roberts  Smith 

Clothing  and  Textiles  - Retailing; 

Maywood,  Ill. 

':' Margaret Steeb 

Clothing and  Textiles  - Retailing; 

Research in  Foods  and  Nutrition; 

Anne  Carolyn  Robison 

East  Lansing 

Judith Anne  Stem 

Buffalo,  N .  Y. 

Clothing and  Textiles  - Retailing; 

Home  Furnishings;  Hastings 

Des  Plaines,  Ill. 

'~ Prudence Ann Stone 

Sally Ann Rohde 

Clothing and  Textiles  - Retailing; 

Clothing and  Textiles  - Retailing; 
Red  Bank,  New  Jersey 

Grand Rapids 

MaryLou  Strickland 

Athena  Roins 

Home  Furnishings;  Ann  Arbor 

Clothing and  Textiles  - Retailing; 

~' Marie Madeleine  VanDamme 

Okemos 
Kathryn  Mae  Royal 

Home  Economics  Extension; 

Rock 

Home  Furnishings;  Detroit 

Catherine  Joan  Van  Haften 

Suzanne  Sylvia Schuster 

Home  Furnishings;  Pontiac 

General  Textiles  and  Clothing; 

JoEllen Warmouth 

Kalamazoo 

Grosse  Pointe  Woods 

Priscilla Slabaugh 

Alice  Jane  Rhodes 

Home  Furnishings;  Mansfield,  Ohio 

Clothing  and  Textiles  - Retailing; 

Home  Furnishings;  Lake  Orion 

Janet  Audrey Smith 

Lincoln  Park 

Nutrition;  Hamilton,  Ontario 

Jerry Ann Warner 

DEGREE  OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 
RECOMMENDED  JOINTLY WITH  THE  COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

Esta Behrens  Ames 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Dexter 

Barbara Inch  Armitage 

General  Home  Economics; 

Darlene  Marea  Bailey 

Detroit 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

~'Carolyn Louise  Berry 

Gladwin 

Home  Economics  Teacning; 

Blissfield 
Kathleen  Ann Beuerle 

Child  Development  and  Teaching; 

Janet  Marilyn  Beyer 

Detroit 

Home  Economics  Teaching ; 

Plymouth 
Jacquelyn Elise  Biron 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

* Phyllis  Sidoti Brokaw 

Sanford 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Rosemary  Carder. 

Lansing 

Child  Development  and  Teaching; 

Barbara Jean Carls 

Berwyn,  Ill. 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Sturgis 

Carol Barnard Chapman 

General Home  Economics; 

Lucille  Chow 

Detroit 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Laura  McInnes  Craven 

Detroit 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Rochester 
Almeda  Ophelia  Dixon 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Martha  Mary  Dowling 

Detroit 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Caro 

* Wlfh  Honor 
t  Wi th  High  Honor 

tRuth Ann  Farnsworth 

Child  Development  and  Teaching; 

Holt 

Elizabeth Ann  Fountain 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Polly Squier  Frank 

Pickford 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 
Iowa  City,  Iowa 

O.  Carroll  Furry 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Mary Alice  Gallagher 

Lansing 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Eleanor Mae  Griffen 

Shelbyville 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 
Traverse  City 

Janet  Elaine Good 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Marjory Lou Gordon 

Bark River 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

t Ann  Marie  Gustafson 

Sodus 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Kaleva 
Leta  Rohloff Goudy 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Allenton 
tAnn  Catherine  Hayes 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

* Barbara J .  Henrikson 

Allegan 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Ann  Christine  Hibbard 

Goodells 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Carol  Ann  Hindley 

Allegan 

Child  Development  and  Teaching; 

t.' Doris  Louise  Ingraham 

Birmingham 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Detroit 

9 

Clothing  and  Textiles  - Retailing; 

Janet  Claire  Wasson 

Kalamazoo 

Home  Furnishings;  Birmingham 

Carole  Audrey Wrona 

Clothing  and  Textiles  - Retailing; 

Dearborn 

~' Ruth DeJeanne  Joy 

Child  Development  and  Teaching; 

Janet  Elizabeth Julian 

Arlington,  Va. 

Hoine  Economics  Teaching; 

Detroit 

Jane  Harriett  Knoblauch 

Home  Economics Teaching; 
Moorhead,  Minn. 

Suzanne  Krumback 

Child  Development  and  Teaching; 

tBarbara  Marie  Kuhl 

Detroit 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Anne  Wise  Lauver 

Chelsea 

Child  Development  and  Teaching; 

Lansing 

Jane  Latson  Lewis 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Ann  Arbor 

Margaret  Louise  Linebaugh 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Lyons 

Carolyn  Emma  Churchill  Loomis 
Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Detroit 

Anne  MacMillan 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Erie,  Pa. 
Sue  Elizabeth Martin 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Deerfield 

Helen  Yvonne  McGlone 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

East  Lansing 

Elaine  Jeane  Miller 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Grand  Rapids 
Margaret  Martha  Miller 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

t Lynn  Marie  Morency 

Niles 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Durand 

Anne  Elizabeth Schanck 

Katherine  Tomoko  Sugiyama 

COL L EGE  OF  HOME  ECONOMICS  (Continued) 

Delores  Doreen  Nicholson 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Royal  Oak 

Ann  Knox  Oliver 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

* Carolyn Rae  Schreiber 

Detroit 

Child  Development  and  Teaching ; 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Kenmore,  N.  Y. 

Patricia Jane  Paterson 

tJean Ruth Schweinfurth 

Midland 

Jane  Anne  Peters 

Detroit 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Lansing 

Ruth  Marie  Pierce 

tSusan  Day  Senff 

Chelsea 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 
Grosse  Pointe 

Beverly Gertrude  Smith 

Child  Development  and  Teaching: 

Home  Economics  Teaching ; 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 
Kohala,  Hawaii 

Shirley  Ann  VanBocxlaer 

Home  Economics  Teaching ; 

Saginaw 

Judith Ann  Wakefield 

Mt.  Pleasant 
Diana  Clanahan Webster 

Child  Development  and  Teaching; 

East  Lansing 

Jean  Witte 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 
Lincolnwood,  Ill. 

Child  Development  and  Teaching ; 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Home Economics  T e aching; 

* Judith  Kay  Robinson 

Adrian 

Saginaw 

Daisy  Mildred Sparkman 

Nancy Barbara Worth 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Pontiac 
tJoyce  Ann Schaible 

':' Suzanne  Elizabeth Sturgis 

Doris  Jean  York 

Detroit 

Plymouth 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Manchester 

Sturgis 

Home  Economics  Teaching ; 
St.  Clair Shores 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF  ARTS 

Ella  Fleck Buben 

~--__ ~ ____ Davis~ ________ --~ 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Elizabeth Mary  Crowley 

Textiles ,  Clothing  and  Related 
Arts;  N .  Brookfield,  Mass. 

Vanis  Jean  Deeter 

Textiles,  Clothing and  Related 
Arts;  Greenville,  Ohio 

(

Carmel  Edith Elliott 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

. 

St.  Clair Shores  / "  

Winifred  C . 

0  a ·rt- - - -
Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Fairgrove 
Lois  Nanette  Korslund 

~ Betty  Frank Misener 

~ 

Home  Economics  Teaching; 

Mary  Vivian  Myhana 

East  Lansing 

Home  Management  and  Child 
Development;  Opelika,  Ala. 

Kenneth Glass  Springer 

Textiles ,  Clothing  and  Related 
Arts;  Eagle  Grove ,  Iowa 

Child Growth and  Development; 

East  Lansing 

Arylie  Ann  Lott 

Home  Management  and  Child 
Development;  Lansing 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF SCIENCE 

• 

Sister Mary  Ronald  Ericksen 

Institutional  Administration; 

Winona,  Minn . 

Thelma  A.  Harman 

Institutional  Administration; 

Camden,  N.  Carolina 

Sister M.  Francis Gabrielle  Hess 

Sister Mary  AmbrQse  Sitzmann 

General  Home  Economics; 

Hiroko  Nashiro 

Monroe 

Textiles,  Clothing and  Related 
Arts;  Detroit 

Betty  Jo  Sullivan 

General Home  Economics; 

Mawashi,  Okinawa 

Institutional  Administration; 

Pennsboro,  W.  Va. 

~,  WIth  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

10 

COLLEGE 

OF 

VETERINARY  MEDICINE 

The  candidates  will  be  presented  by 

DEAN  CHESTER  F.  CLARK 

DEGREE  OF  DOCTOR  OF  VETERINARY  MEDICINE 

Thomas  Paul  Anderson 

Brighton 
tAtwood  Carlton Asbury 

Colonia,  New  Jersey 

Paul  Harzen  Beach 
Saginaw 

* Caroline  Elizabeth  Beitzel 

South  Milwaukee ,  Wisconsin 

Roy  William Bellhorn 

Detroit 
* Richard  Gene  Benne 
Mason 

Herman  Berg 

Newark,  New  Jersey 

* Robert  Nelson Berkman 

Flint 

* Richard  Eugene  Billings 

Williamsport ,  Indiana 

Robert  R.  Birr 

-Morgan,  Wisconsin 

Max  De Wayne  Brand 

Ashley,  Indiana 
Robert  Stuart  Carter 

Hazel  Park 

Gerald  C.  Charteris 
Ferndale 
Richard  Douglas  Clark 
Middleville 

Rawland  Everek  Clemens 

Yale 

Thomas  Mathew  Clinton 

Roseville 

Oral  David  Corson 
Gregory 

Kenneth  Gerard  Cramton 
St.  Charles 

Howard  A.  Dawson 
Redford 

Pierre  Louis  DePorre 

Grosse  Pointe  Woods 

Kendric  Charles  Douglas 

Muskegon 
Edward  Joseph  Drobish 

New  Haven,  Connecticut 

Edward Nelson  Eames 

East  Lansing 

Robert  William  Elkins 
Royal  Oak 
Edwin  Marshall  Ellis 

Adrian 
*John  Wayne  Eppert 

Brazil,  Indiana 

* Dean Edgar  Ewing 

Fort  Wayne,  Indiana 

" 

* John Gary Gibson 

Jackson 
Jewett  Basil Graves 
Oxford 

F.  Oral Grounds ,  Jr. 

Belding 
Ralph  Walter  Haase 

Juneau,  Wisconsin 

Robert  Eugene  Harris 

Jackson 
,~ Frank Selden  Hersom 

Winchester,  Massachusetts 

tRichard  Wright  Huff 
Detroit 
Steven Albert  Kudla 

Flint 

tRichard  Henry  Kurilchik 
Wyandotte 
tErnest Andrew  Liptak 

Bordentown,  New  Jersey 

Jack  Anson  Martin 

Kenmore,  New  York 

>!<  Clifford  Alex  McClumpha 

Plymouth 

~' David Kinley  Miller 

Homewood,  Illinois 

Alex  Paul  Murray 

Cass  City 

Edward  Kazuhiko  Nakagawa 
Honolulu,  Hawaii 

Glen  E.  Neidlinger 

Culver ,  Indiana 

Charles  Curtis  Oldt 
Grand  Rapids 

Paul  John  Orloff 

Waterville,  Maine 

Harry Hambleton  Plymale 
Ft.  Wayne,  Indiana 

William  Bennett  Putnam 

Shrewsbury, Massachusetts 

Manley  Fitzgerald Robinson 
Cross  Rds.,  Jamaica 

William  Fay Rooker 
Saginaw 

tJohn  Frederick Girard Rooks 

Grand  Rapids 
William  Ronald  Ruff 

Stevens  Point,  Wisconsin 

George  G.  Sassu 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Jack  Eugene  Sauer 

Sc hoolcraft 
David Edward  Shipman 
Ann  Arbor 

* Howard  L.  Tessman 
Saginaw 
*Allan  Laverne  Trapp 

Stockbridge 

Mirdza  Udenans 

Detroit 

Val  Charles  Vangieson 

Wixom 

William  Keith  Wellman 

Jackson 
t"  Roger  Earl Wieland 
Jackson 

Charles  Calvin  Wunderlich 

Elizabeth,  Pennsylvania 

Ivan  Yanchyshyn 

Eas t  Lansing 

*  With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

11 

COLLEGE  OF  VETERINARY MEDICINE  (Continued) 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF  SCIENCE 
VETERINARY  MEDICINE 

Lawrence  Arnold  Ackerman 

Kendallville,  Indiana 

Dean  William Anderson 

Clio 

Richard  La Verne  Asquith 
Galesburg,  Illinois 
* William  H .  Ball 
Marne 

William Allen  Barber 
Northville 

Eldon  Clair Barclay,  Jr. 
Port Huron 
* James  Newell  Boydston 
* Gerald  Brown 

Wauseon,  Ohio 

Bayonne,  New  Jersey 

tMorley Neuman  Burns 
Pontiac 
John Duane  Cardno 
Detroit 
Ann  Nichols  Clark 
Jackson 

Frank Joseph  Coussens 
Granger,  Indiana 
Joseph  Fredrick  Curley 

Detroit 

James  Benson  Dalley 
Wyandotte 

Earle  Monroe  Davis,  Jr. 

Pontiac 

Chester Gale  DeJongh 

Lansing 
Elbridge  Lee  Dunckel 
* Sally Ann  Etter 

Farmington 

Grand  Ledge 

Alex  Campbell  Fields,  Jr. 

Bedford,  Indiana 
Phillip  Morrice  Flora 

Chalmers,  Indiana 

tRobert Franklin Goodbary 

Yuba  City,  California 

Richard Simmons  Grace 
* Russell  Arnold Greene 

Andover,  Connecticut 

East Lansing 

tAaron  Moses  Leash 
Detroit 

Charles  Murray Leeds,  Jr. 

Red  Bank,  New  Jersey 

Glennie 

George  Johnson  Lombard 
* Charles  Robert  Martin 
Muskegon 
* William  Everett  Morrill 

East  Hartford  Connecticut 

tJohn Henry Greve 
Birmingham 

tJames Michael Harris 

New  York,  New  York 

James  Leland  Harrison 
* Walter  Raymond  Harthun 
Bear  Lake 

Jackson 

Roderick  Clarence  Hartwick 

Oxford 

Thomas  Nelson Heslip 
Northville 

Edward James  Hinsman 

Wyandotte 

>!'  Robert  Lawrence  Humphreys 
Ravenna 
* Arthur  Allan Jarvis 
Eas t  Lansing 
James  Edwin  Keel 

Petoskey 

Rolla  Keeran 
Lapeer 
Gerald James  Kugel 

Berrien Springs 

tUlreh Vogt  Mostosky 

Land  O'  Lakes,  Wisconsin 

Richard  Francis  Nokes 

Adrian 

John  Wayne  O'Connell 

Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Kenneth  Duane  Russell 
Tangier,  Indiana 

Wayne  E .  Salsbery 

Greentown,  Indiana 

Frederick  B.  Shulak 
Detroit 
N orris  Henry Signs 

Ionia 

Arthur  Allan  Jarvis 

Utica 

tDonald  Gordon  Turner 

Battle  Creek 

Ian  Alex  Wallace 

Detroit 
James  White 
Detroit 

Wayne  Albert  Wickert 
East  Tawas 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF  SCIENCE 
MEDICAL  TECHNOLOG Y 

Eliana  Alcalay 

Cali,  Colombia,  S.  America 

C.  Jane  Appleman 
Utica 

tEster Alma  Bachmann 

Niagara  Falls,  New  York 

Carolyn Ann  Bergman 

East  Lansing 

Irene  lone  Brett 

Grand  Ledge 
*Suzanne  Elizabeth  Buzzard 

Chesaning 

Corning,  New  York 

Audrey Jean  Dippo 
* lone  Ardath Easterday 
Camden 
* Doloris  Evon Garms 
Eldridge,  Iowa 

* Paul  Leo  Ginther 

Sturgis 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF  SCIENCE 
VETERINARY  MEDICINE 

Mary  Caroline  Greene 

Highland  Park 
Robert  Eugene  Heffelfinger 

Loudonville,  Ohio 

Sharon Glover Horne 
Dearborn 
tMarylynn Ann  Lambert 
East  Tawas 
Doris  Jean  Loutzenhiser 

Lansing 
tCarol  Ann  Lundgren 
Grosse  Pointe 

tSuzanne  MacLean 

Grosse  Pointe  Woods 

*Nancy  Carol  McCallum 
Ferndale 
tBeverly  Doris  Norton 

East  Lansing 

tPatricla Ann  Palenske 
St.  Joseph 
Mary  Ellen  Peterson 
Chatham 
* Marlene  Pollock 
. Grosse  Isle 
Duaine  Eve lyn  She rman 
* Irene  Mary Sidor 
Detroit 

Midland 

Roberta  Stroud 

Saginaw 
Michaleen  Ann  Telep 

Gary,  Indiana 
tJoyce  Elaine  Trier 
East Lansing 
tFay  Leone  Weirich 

Fremont 
Barbara  Lee  Wilber 
Lansing 

tMarilyn Ann  Witt 

st.  Johns 

Yahya  Zakarih Abdelbaki 
Cairo,  Egypt 

Panat Gesmankit 

Bangkok,  Thailand 

* wltfi  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

Mark  Phinney  Rines 

Gorham,  Maine 

12 

Donald  Hugh Shoffstall 

Maplewood,  New  Jersey 

Madheshwar  Dhari  Sinha 

.  Patna,  Bihan,  India 

COLLEGE 

OF 

SCIENCE  AND  ARTS 

The  candidates  will  be  presented  by 

DEAN MILTON E. MUELDER 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF ARTS 

Mary  Neill  Adams 

So c ia l  Sc ienc e  Divis ional ; 
Birmingham 

Jacque lyn  Raymond  Alb e r 

Sociology;  Detroit 

Merlyn  Dean  Allen 

So c ial  Science  Divisional; 

Mio 
Zita  Anne  Allen 

English;  Grand  Rapids 

Mary  Carolyn Anderson 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Winnetka,  Illinois 

Thomas  Carmen Aquino 
Fine  Arts; 

East  Rochester,  New  York 

tMargaret  Frances  Balfour 

Social  Science;  Jackson 

Elaine  E.  Balsley 

English;  Detroit 

Harvey  Bandremer 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
Flushing;  New  York 

John  Monte  Barr 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
Mt.  Clemens 

Loren  Lee  Bartrand 

Gloria  Ann  Borroff 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Chicago,  Illinois 

:~ Charles  Mark  Bourassa 

Psychology;  Wyandotte 

::' Barbara  Betty  Bray 

Social  Science ;  Lansing 

~' Patricia Stout  Brizee 

History;  Columbia,  Tennessee 

~' Diane Therese  Broersma 

Social  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

::' Martha Ann  Browning 

Psychology;  Bloomfield  Hills 

Jack  Edmund  Buchanan 

Social  Science; 

Robed  Wright  Burnham 

Lakewood,  Ohio 

Social  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

Forrest  Marshall  Byers 

Psychology;  St.  Clair 

::' Cecil  William  Cadwell 
History;  Detroit 
Douglas  Edward  Candler,  Jr. 

Psychology;  Wacousta 

Florence  Naftoli  Cantine 

Social  Science;  Lansing 

:~ Larry Charles  Carl 

Psychology;  Muskegon  Heights 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Frederick George  Bayoff 

History;  Detroit 

tJudith  Bean 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Glenview,  Illinois 

Jack  Robert  Beattie 

Psychology;  Bay  City 

Robert  Arlen  Bergey 

Geography;  Detroit 

Bernice  Elizabeth  Bird 

Art;  Grosse  Pointe  Park 

David  Keith  Birdsong 
Sociology; 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Marilyn  Blomfield 

English;  Detroit 

t Allan  Bloom 

Social  Science;  Detroit 

Harry  Mitchell  Blount 

History;  St.  Clair  Shores 

Frederick  John  Bobrofsky 

So ci al  Sc i e n ce  Division a l; 

Lansing 

Earl  Charles  Boitei,  Jr. 

Chemistry;  Caro 

Jean  Ingrid  Borland 

Art ;  Oshkosh,  Wisconsin 

Durand 
::' Lewis  Ray  Chalker 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Howell 

Sally  Chan 

Music  Therapy;  Detroit 

David  Conrad  Coey 

Social  Science  Divis i onal 
East  Lansmg 

Robert  Thomas  Coote 

English;  Birmingham 

Floyd  Wheeler  Crandall 
Art;  Newaygo 
Carolyn Ann  Crowe 

Spanish;  Detroit 

George  Robert  Cummings 
Art;  Detroit 
Marilyn Grace  Cusick 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
Coope rsville 
Raymond  Carl  Dahlgren 

Zoology;  Pontiac 

Eric  Vance  Davison 

::'  With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

13 

Allen  Eugene  Demarest 

Social  Science;  Midland 

Richard  Boulton  Dickenson 

Geography; 

Los  Angeles,  California 

John  Michael  Donahue 

Philosophy; 'Grosse  Pointe 

Mona  Mary  Donnelly 

Psychology;  Alpena 
James  Drummond  Dooley,  Jr. 

Art;  Saginaw 

tLois  Kay  Doorenbos 

English;  Grand  Rapids 

James  Frederick  Douglass 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

St.  Clair  Shores 

Irwin  Dubinsky 

Social Science;  Ishpeming 

::' Edward  Francis  Ducey,  Jr. 

Social  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

Shirley  Brown  Duncan 
English;  Detroit 

Ronald  Gilbert  Dunn 

Art;  Jackson 

tCarol Arline  Eck 

Social  Science  Divisional 
East  Lansing 

Robe rt  Louis  Eno 

Spanish;  Lansing 

tJames  Martin  Estes 

History;  Detroit 
':'Dorothy  Martina  Fagerlund 

Foreign  Studies;  South  Haven 

Robert  Ronald  Fallon 

Art;  Dearborn 

Joseph  Paul  Fiacable 

Psychology;  Gary,  Indiana 

James  Robert  Fletcher 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Muskegon 
Jane  Broomall  Foster 

English; 

Flourtown,  Pennsylvania 

Muriel  Margaret  Freidhoff 
English;  Romeo 

Roberta Ann  Fuller 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

Wallace  Jerome  Gallant 

Chemistry;  Saginaw 

John  Emery  Garver 

Social  Science;  Birmingham 

Social  Science;  Lansing 

Gerald  Wayne  Davis 

Jo  Anne  Gelow 

Soc ial  Science  Divis i onal; 
South  Haven 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Saginaw 

COLLEG E  O F  SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

* Raechel  Susan  Goetz 

Psychology;  Lansing 

Nelson  David Greer 

Art;  Dundee 

. Marcia Huff  Guilbert 
English; 

Park Ridge ,  Illinois 

tHenry  Lawrence  Guyot 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
Pleasant  Ridge 

*Gary  Dean  Hahn 

English;  Harbor  ~prings 

Donald  Harrison  Hallberg 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Muskegon  Heights 

tRobert  Lee  Hammond 

Social  Science  Divisional ; 

Muskegon  Heights 

tTamara  E. M.  Harrod 

Art;  Grand  Ledge 
Otis  Nelson  Harten,  Jr. 

Sociology;  Marlette 

t.'Alice ,Joyce  Harvey 

Psychology; 

Buffalo,  New  York 

Marian  Annetta  Hawes 

Art;  Whitewater,  Wisconsin 

Lloyd  Daniel  Hays 

Social  Science  Divisional ; 

Flint 

George  Barry  Hibbard 

Social  Science  Divisional: 

Barbara Ann  Kinde 

English;  Trenton 

Dick  Henry  Klodnicki 

Psychology;  Hamtramck 

Jack  L.  Koblin 

Social  Science;  Detroit 

Samuel  Edward  Kreider 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Oak  Grove 
Elin  Richmond  Lampe 

Social  Science ;  Detroit 

William  Garfield  Lawrence 
Social  Science; 

Lewiston,  New  York 

Yvonne  Frances  LeCronier 

Social  Science ;  Mt.  Pleasant 

Doreen  Seaton  Leonhardt 

French;  East  Lansing 

* Margaret  Anne  Lester 
English; 

Chevy  Chase,  Maryland 

Mary  Elizabeth  Lewis 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Winnetka,  Illinois 

James  Frederick  Logan 

Social  Sc i ence  Divisional; 

Detroit 

Charles  Joseph  Loisel 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
Toledo,  Ohio 

Beat rice  Jane  Long 

Social  Science;  Dearborn 

MHton,  Massachusetts 

tKaren  Mathilda  Lunde 

Yvonne  Hollister 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
Kenmore,  New  York 

Ralph  Kalmar  Holmberg 
Psychology; 

Eau  Claire,  Wi sconsi n 

Elizabeth  Jane  Holtz 

,  German;  Ottawa  Lake 

Mary  Elizabeth Huff 

Social  Science  Divi sional; 

Evart 

Patricia June  Hughes 

Psychology ;  Dearborn 

Ann  Lorraine  Hurst 

English;  St.  Clair Shores 

*Jack  Edward  Jackson 

Chemist ry ;  Clinton, 

New  Jersey 

Martha  Rose  Jackson 

Social  Science  Divisional ; 

Essexville 

Norman  Leslie  Jamieson 

Social  Science ;  Howell 

Charles  Theodore  Jarvis 

Chemistry;  Cl'ystal  Falls 

Alan  Corliss  Johnson 

Social  Science ;  Lansing 

Nancy  Lord  Johnson 

Psychology; 

Larchmont,  New  York 

Thure 1.  Johnson 

Sociology;  Ft.  Lauderdale, 

Lawrence  Donald  Jolliffe 

Florida 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Lundington 

'~ Carolyn Ann  Lyons 

Social  Science;  Owosso 

Elliott  Frederick Mann 

Psychology ;  Dearborn 

Robert  Terrell Mast 

Psychology;  Grosse  Pointe 

Charles  William  Maurer 

Social  Science  Divisional ; 

Ann  Maywald 

Detroit 

History;  Des  Moines,  Iowa 

Ronald  Harvey  McClumpha 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

John  Douglas  McGrath 

Jackson 

Sociology;  Grosse  Pointe  Park 

Daniel  Thomas  McGreevy 

History;  Fontana,  Wisconsin 

James  Marshall McGreevy 

History ;  Fontana,  Wisconsin 

James  Fredrick 'McMichael 

Psychology;  Greenville 

Karl  Graves  Meade 

French;  Stockbridge 

Franklin  Donald  Meyer 

,  Chemistry ;  Rogers  City 

*Merrill Gordon  Miller 

Sociology ;  Detroit 

>',c Carol  De Moore 

English;  Owosso 

tLinda Gail  Morri son 

Psychology;  Battle  Creek 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Mary  Louise  Morse 

Plymouth 

Cynthia  Ann  Jones 

Fine  Arts  Divisional; 
St.  Johns 
John  J.  Juracek,  Jr. 

Chemistry ;  Cranford, 

New  Jersey 

Patricia Anne  Keefe 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Glencoe,  Illinois 

A.  Wayne  Kelley 

Chemistry;  Bay  City 

Social  Science  Divisional ; 
Central  Lake 
* Robert  Edward  Mosteller 

History;  Detroit 

Robert  T.  Mott 

Spanish;  Alameda,  'California 

'~ Laurene Barbara Mularoni 
Social  Sc i ence; 

Bloomfield  Hills 

Carol  Elizabeth  Musty 

MUSic ;  Kenmore,  New  York 

':'  With  Hop.or 
t  With  High  Honor 

14 

Harold  Eugene  Nash,  Jr. 

Art;  LaGrange  Park,  Illinois 

William  Austin  Neeb 

PhYSical  Science  Divisional; 

Grosse  Pointe 

;~ Anne Elizabeth Nelson 

History ;  Battle  Creek 

Evangeline  Mae  Newcomb 

Social  Science  Divisional ; 

Jacquelin Ann  Oldham 

Flushing 

English;  Huntington  Woods 

tLloyd  David  Orr 

Psychology;  Battle  Creek 

Gerhard  Frederick Osterbeck 
Art;  Birmingham 

Gilbert  Henry  Paczewitz 

Psychology;  Wyandotte 

* Raymond  Dean  Parmenter 

History;  Drayton  Plains 

Dwayne  Partain 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Flint 

Donald  Allen  Pelegrino 
Psychology ; 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Winfield  Scott  Perkins 
, 
* Barbara Marie  Pfluecke 

Social  Science;  Saginaw 

English;  Grand  Rapids 

Nancy  Jill  Phares 

Psychology;  Battle  Creek 

*Genevieve  Mary  Place 

Art ;  Rochester 

Wynn  Wayne  Potter 

Social  Science  Divisional ; 

* Richard  Douglas  Pratt 

Jackson 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Dale  Edward  Radde 

Flint 

Chemistry;  St.  Joseph 

Robert  Lowayne  Ramsey 
Psychology ;  Howell 

Mabel  Ann  Randall 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

P i ttsfield,  Massachusetts 

*Mary  Ellis  Ranney 

English;  Greenville 

Loyal  Ernest Ray 

Psychology; Adrian 

Virginia 1.  Raynes 

Social  Science;  Battle  Creek 

Margaret  Ellen  Ready 

Psychology ;  Munith 

Richard  Ralph  Riker 

Chemistry ;  Lansing 

tDiane  J.  Robb 

Social  Science;  Detroit 

Mary Alice  Roell 

English ;  Greenville 

Winthrop  Price Rowe 

History;  Grand  Ledge 

Philip  Francis  Savage 

English;  Birmingham 
Malcolm  Phi lip  Schard,  Jr. 

Chemistry;  Amityville, 
New  York 

tRussel  Evert  Schulz 

Psychology;  Dimondale 

Donald  JosephScott 

Psychology;  Port .Austin 

Lois  Alice  Seiffert 
Spanish; 

New  Brunswick,  New  Jersey 

Leo  Edward  Severson 

Psychology;  Hettinger, 

North  Dakota 

*Dorothy  Elaine  Smith 

Harmon  Paul  Tidswell 

Ferndale 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Mary  Lou  Wessling 

Social  Science;  East  Lansing 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

*Diane  Leah  Seyler 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Wilmette,  Illinois 

Petronela  Sherban 

tJohn  Hamilton  Tanton 

Chemistry;  Sebewaing 

Hubert  J.  Tazelaar 

Psychology;  Lansing 

Psychology;  Huntington  Woods 

*Susan  Forche  Teel 

Doris  Marilyn  Sherman 

Psychology;  Lincoln  Park 

French;  Mason 

Jimmy  Taylor  Temple 

James  Preston  Sherman 
History;  Freeland 

Robert  Frank  Smith 

History;  Collierville,  Tennessee 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Dearborn 
tMatie  Lucile  Thorpe 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
Benton  Harbor 

tJana  Dare  Spacie 

Psychology;  Hancock 

Shirley  Jeanne  Spencer 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
Eaton  Rapids 

Nancy  Lee  Sperry 

Frederick Fenton  Treiber 

Lansing 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
Grand  Rapids 

Janet  Virginia  Turner 

English;  Buffalo,  New  York 

Adelchi  Valsi 

English;  Rosemont,  Pennsylvania 

Psychology;  Detroit 

Stowell  James  Stebbins 

Social  Science;  Lansing 

Andrew  Peter  Stefani 

Chemistry;  Charlotte 

Wade  Stevens 

tThomas  Franklyn  VanLaan 

English;  Bay  City 
Robert  Murlin  Veenstra 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
Grand  Rapids 

Social  Science;  East  Lansing 

Lorraine  Vlahakis 

Merry  Elizabeth  Sullivan 

English;  Lansing 

Foreign  Studies;  Bay  City 

* John  Voortman,  Jr. 

Marilyn  Joan  Sylvan 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
Birmingham 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
. Grand  Rapids 

Romayne  Christine  Wagner 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
East Lansing 

LeRoy  Raymond  Wagner,  Jr. 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Detroit 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF  ARTS 
RECOMMENDED  JOINTLY  WITH  THE  COLLEGE OF  EDUCATION 

Walter  Bartlett Abbott,  Jr. 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

John August  Adelman 

Shelby 

tJames  Murray  Cameron 

History;  Detroit 

*Howard  Eugene  Chenoweth 

History;  Milford 

History;  Grosse  Pointe  Farms 

Adrienne  Circle 

Marcia  Lou  Allen 

History;  Dearborn 

Janet  Marie  Asam 

History;  Dearborn 

Judith Anne  Bates 

English;  Durand 
Dennis  William  Beach 
History;  Pontiac 

*Mary  Louise  Bernecker 

English;  Saginaw 

Nancy  Ann  Bieth 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Caro 

John  Rodger  Birtwell 
English;  Detroit 
jBertha Ann  Boldyreff 
English;  Custer 
Elizabeth May  Bonner 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Lyons 

tHelga  Eugenie  Brieger 

History;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Jean  Marie  Broadwell 

French;  Dearborn 

Patricia  Ellen  Brown 
English;  Detroit 

':'Patricia Anne  Butler 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Lois  Brown  Cairl 

Lansing 

English;  Grand  Rapids 

* With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

History;  Detroit 

B.  Jean  Clark 

Art;  Detroit 

Joan Marcia  Coghill 

English;  Upper  Arlington,  Ohio 

Raymond  Drew  Collard 

Social  Science;  Flint 

tMary  Katherine  Conine 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
Traverse  City 

tCarol  Frances  Cornish 

History;  Kalamazoo 
Thomas  Wayne  Crampton 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Manistee 

Shirley  Louise  Darvishian 
Art;  Berkley 

Don  LeRoy  Davis 

History;  Coldwater 

William  Joseph  Davis 

Art;  Lansing 

tMary  Holmes  Davison 

Art;  Birmingham 

James  William  DeCou 

Social  Science;  Kalamazoo 

Richard  Irving  Delo 

Chemistry;  Carson  City 

tGeorgia  Demopoulos 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Buffalo,  New  York 

15 

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Joyce  Bullen  Walker 

English;  Jackson 
David  Roscoe  Walters 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Lansing 
Robert  Bruce  Ward 

Art;  Pontiac 
Donald  Charles  Warren 

Philosophy;  Owosso 

William  Dean  Watson 

Spanish;  East  Lansing 

Lester Allen  White 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
Benton  Harbor 

Georgia  Gene  Whitehead 

Art;  Des  Moines,  Iowa 

t,' Robert  DuWayne  White 

Chemistry;  Milwaukee, 
Wisconsin 

William  Williams 

Psycbology;  Anderson,  Indiana 

David  Clinton  Williamson 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Detroit 

Arthur  Norman  Woodruff 

Psychology;  Jackson 

*Norvil  Wyche 

Chemistry;  Detroit 
*Gerald  Raymond  Zeilenga 
Chemistry;  Coloma 

';' Janice  Ann  Dempsey 

Spanish;  Battle  Creek 

Jack  Edwin  Dennis 

Mathematics;  Detroit 

Helen  Jeanette  Dennison 

English;  Vernon 

Sally  Jeanette  Doane 

English;  Franklin 

Constance  Jane  Dresbach 
History;  Flint 

B.  Jeanne  Esdale 

Art  Education;  East  Lansing 

':' Dorothy  Marie  Fall 

Art  Education;  Jackson 

Irene  Lytle  Faylor 

Sociology;  Lansing 

Lenore  Margaret  Feather 

History;  Berrien Springs 

tBetty  Ann  Ferguson 

Social  Science;  Lansing 

Alice  Brown  Fletcher 

History;  Fostoria,  Ohio 

Janet  Cordray Garner 
Art;  Ashley 

Keith  Edwin  Garrity 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
Rock  Island,  Illinois 

>!' Betty  Mae  Gee 

History;  Detroit 

':' Richard  Norman  Gereau 
English;  Muskegon 

tErnest Irving  Gifford 

History;  Flint 
Edith Mary  Gordon 

History;  Lincoln  Park 

COLLEGE  OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

Marilyn  Kay  Goudzwaard 

English;  Grand  Rapids 

Don  Roger  Gregory 

English;  Monroe 
Joan  Elizabeth Gruner 

English;  Coldwater 

Harvey  Preston  Halcott 

Social  Science;  New  Hope, 
Pennsylvania 

tJames  Jerome  Hall 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Saugatuck 

Elizabeth Anne  Hedlund 
Art;  Battle  Creek 

Dorothy  Margaret Hoeger 

History;  Hillsdale 

Permelia Ann  Hulse 

English;  Lansing 

John  Thomas  Hunter 
History;  Leslie 

Maryjo  Hyland 

Art  Education;  Coldwater 

Howard  Devon  Ja c kson 
History ;  Detroit 

~' Co r a Ma e  Jewell 
Sociology; 

Lansing 
Don  Werner  Johnson 

Social  Science;  Lansing 

Jerry Gunnard  Johnson 

History;  Iron  River 

Donald  Hayes  Keaton 

Art;  Jackson 
':' Caroline  Echols  Kimber 

French;  East  Lansing 

':' Kathryn  Ann  Kramp 

English;  Pontiac 
Carol  Patricia Krause 

History;  Wyandotte 

Joan  Catherine  Kruse 

English ;  San  Gabriel, 
California 

June  Mary  Kuhnert 

Social  Science; 

Santa  Monica,  California 

Arthur  Jay  Laing,  Jr. 

English;  Highland  Park 

Carol  Ann  Lawrence 

History;  Royal  Oak 

* Catherine  Mae  Leer 

Social  Science;  Scottville 

John  Cassimer Leonard 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Lansing 

Thomas Hugh  Lokken 

History;  Caro 
*Olive  Mildred  Longnecker 

History;  East  Lansing 

Amy  Lou  Lytle 

English;  Saginaw 
Helen  Jeanne  Mac Allan 
English;  LanSing 

* Mary  Kathryn  Magee 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Detroit 

* Barbara Lucille  Martin 

Mathematics;  Dearborn 

Earl  Theodore  Martin,  Jr. 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Detroit 
~' Gertrude Mary  Barbara Maurer 
English;  Nashville 

Betty  Louise  Mc Cully 
English;  Pontiac 

Robert  Warren McDaniel 

Art  Education;  Lansing 

Joyce  Carol McGraw 

Social  Science;  Wyandotte 

tPatricia Lea  McIlnay 

English;  Battle  Creek 

Esther Alyne  Meltzer 

History;  Spring,  Valley, 

New  York 

Don  Jerry  Miller 

History;  Iron  Mountain 

Joyce  Ann  Miller 

English;  Benton  Harbor 

Gene  Ann  Mowry 

English;  Bay  City 

* Nancy  Ellenorah Neelands 

Art;  Clio 

*Marilyn A.  Nuechterlein 

Social  Science  Divisional; 
Harbor  Beach 

Robert  Larry Nunn 

History;  Roseville 

Nancy  Pet rene  O'Neil 

History;  Wilmette,  Illinois 

Bobby  Orse 

Social  Science;  Detroit 

* Dolores  Irene  Owen 

Art;  East  Cleveland,  Ohio 

tLeftheria  Pappas 

English;  Manistique 

tJoan May  Patterson 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Holland 

Carolyn  Marie  Peters 

Art;  Lansing 

Patricia Ann  Phipps 

English;  Clio 

Georgiana  Protsman 

Art;  Holland 
Robert  Eugene Quesnel 

Social  Science;  Saginaw 

Myron  Everett  Ranney 

History;  Grosse  Pointe  Farms 

Claire  Louise  Rathsburg 

Art;  Royal  Oak 
*Anne  Howell  Redmon 

Mathematics;  Kenilworth, 

Illinois 
Mary  Alice  Ritchlin 

English;  Batavia,  New  York 

*Patricia Ann  Roberts 

English;  Kalamazoo 

Nancy  Dee  Robinson 

Art;  Hazel  Park 

Catherine  Dee  Rock 

History;  Cadillac 

Barbara Margaret  Rogers 
English;  Cheboygan 

Edward  James  Rollier 

Social  Science;  Flint 

James  Wallace  Rowe 

English;  Ironwood 

Elizabeth Anne  Rusae 11 

Social  Science;  Dearborn 

• 

* Joan  Kennedy  Sackman 

Art  Education ;  Birmingham 

Joy  Ann  Sa uerbrun 

Art;  Birmingham 

Jean  Gretchen  Schade 

Art  Education; 

Grosse  Pointe 

Gene  Jerome  Schirmer 

History;  . Be lleville 

*Nedra Anne  Schluckbier 

Spanish;  Pontiac 
Jack  Seward  Schreder,  Jr. 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Clawson 
~( Donna Elaine  Seeley 

English;  Harbor  Springs 

*Diana Faye  Silvius 

Art  Education;  Detroit 

Darlene  lone  Sims 

English;  Battle  Creek 

* Marilyn Macinnes  Smith 

Spanish;  Port  Huron 

~( judith Carolynn, Smith 

English;  Highland  Park  , 

Donna  Jean  Stewart 
Art;  Dearborn 

Janet  Sullivan 

Art  Education; 

Elmhurst,  Illinois 

Katharine  TenHouten 

Art;  Traverse  City 

Margaret Ann  Thelen 

English;  St.  Johns 

Thomas  Otto  The len 

Social  Science;  Fowler 

Howard  Knute  Thompson 

Chemi stry;  Benton  Harbor 

Mary Ann  Tilly 

English;  Dunkirk,  New  York 

*Helen  Elizabeth  Timmerman 

English;  Wilmette,  Illinois 

Barbara Ann  Trafelet 

Social  Science;  Rogers  City 

Clayton  LaVern  Troutner 
History;  Leslie 

Suzanne  Updike 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Elkhart,  Indiana 

*Judy Ann  VanDam 

English;  Detroit 

Edward  John  Vanderlaan 
History;  Muskegon 

Peter Young  VanVlerah 

History;  Detroit 
John  Harvey  Versteeg 
History;  Inkster 

Eata  Kathryn  Vibert 

English;  Grand  Rapids 

Marcia Natalie  Kiel  Voet 
Art;  Grand  Rapids 

*Barbara Fast Wheeler 

History;  East  Lansing 

Gene  Allan  Wilson 

Social  Science  Divisional; 

Midland 

Audrey  Wright 

History;  Detroit 
Dona  Margaret Wright 

Art  Education;  Detroit 

... 

*  With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

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COLLEGE  OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF  SCIENCE 

Verona  Lee  Adams 

Nursing  Education;  Pontiac 

Caroline  Jean Anderson 

Nursing  Education;  Lansing 

Dorothy  Joyce  Armos 

*Roger  Fredric  Goodspeed 

Zoology;  Ferndale 
Joseph  Bernard  Gratzer 

Physical  Science  Divisional; 

Grosse  Pointe 

Martin  Charles  Musolf 

Chemistry;  Bay  City 

Marvin  Niemi 

Geology;  Bessemer 

Shirley Ann  Niewold 

Nursing  Education; River  Rouge 

David  Calvin Hammond 

John  Duncan Arrison 

Mathematics;  Dearborn 

Mathematics;  Grand  Rapids 

Dean  Arthur  Hanna 

Physics;  Clawson 

Jo Anne  Rose  Heim 

Mathematics;  Grand  Rapids 

Betty Ann  Omo 

Nursing  Education;  Tekonsha 

John  Kojun  Oshiro 

Mathematics;  Wahiawa,  Hawaii 

Nursing  Education;  Traverse City 

'~James Evans  Parker 

Ernest  Kurt  Hempel 

Physics;  Memphis,  Tennessee 

Thomas  Earl  Ayres 

Geology;  Manistee 

Glenn  Trescott  Beane 
Zoology;  Alpena 

*Milo Arthur  Bernardon 
Geology;  Jackson 
*Larry Perrow  Bilodeau 

Zoology;  Rochester 

tLarry  Earl  Bockstahler 
Physics;  Okemos 

John William  Boyd 

Physics;  Coldwater 
Edger  Gary  Brabham,  Jr. 

Biological  Science  Divisional; 

Yorktown  Heights,  New  York 

tRonald  William  Hodges 

Entomology;  Lansing 

Gary Alan  Houghtby 

Bacteriology;  Blissfield 

Sarah Anne  Howard 

Nursing  Education; 

Muskegon 

Zoology;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

Thomas  Edward  James 

Francis  James  Cameron 
Geology;  Newberry 

tRichard  D.  Canter 

Zoology;  Jamaica,  New  York 

Rudolph  Gutfred  Carlson 
Physics;  Flint 
Beverly  La Vonne  Caskey 

Nursing  Education;  Grand  Rapids 

William  George  Cato 

Physics;  Dearborn 

Rhodes  Russell  Chamberlin 

Physics;  Muskegon 

Donald  Hugh  Clark 

Zoology;  Livonia 

Margery Anne  Covalt 

Geology;  Dyer,  Indiana 

Herbert Allen Jensen 
Zoology;  Gaines 

Eunice  Martha  Jones 

Nursing  Education;  Lansing 

William  Harrison  Jones 

Physics;  Mt.  Clemens 

Gerald  Charles  Kettunen 
Zoology;  Ishpeming 

Alice  Sandra  Knake 

Nursing  Education;  Gladwin 

Barbara Ann  Knutson 

Nursing  Education;  Alpena 

Virgil  Henry  Schwandt 

*Frank  James  Kosier 

Mathematics;  Perry 

Microbiology  and  Public 
Health;  Markesan,  Wisconsin 

Nursing  Education;  Lansing 

Virginia Ann  Kueny 

Ross  David  Scott 

Eugene  Michael  Crane 
Geology;  De.troit 

Robert  Dean  Curtis 

Zoology;  East  Lansing 

*Richard  Earl  Dean 

Zoology;  Middleville 

tSara  Suzanne  DeLong 

Mathematics;  North Muskegon 

Geology;  Sarnia,  Ontario 

Arthur George  Layher 
Geology;  Jackson 
William  Wright  Lester 

Physics;  Carleton 

t Don  Raymond  Lick 

George  Michael  Smith 

Physics;  East Lansing 

Glen  Warren  Smith 

Physical  Science  Divisional; 

Beverly  Hills,  California 

Mathematics;  Attica 

Russell  Lee  Smith 

Microbiology;  Farmington 

Marilyn  May  Link 

tJo Anne  Keller  DeVries 

Zoology;  Windber,  Pennsylvania 

David  Edward  Dewey 

Nursing  Education; 

Dearborn 

Thomas  Arthur Longman 

Geology;  Manhasset,  New  York 

Geology;  Putnam,  Illinois 

*Lorraine  Elizabeth  Patten 
Chemistry;  Lansing 

Ilse  Lourdes  Pena 

Zoology;  Caracas,  Venezuela 

*Jerry Lynn  Rann 

Entomology; Bancroft 
tVernon  Charles  Rawls,  Jr. 

Geology;  Arlington,  Virginia 

Joyce  Elaine  Roberts 

Nursing  Education;  Lansing 

Carolyn  Elizabeth Roth 

Zoology;  Prophetstown, 

Illinois 
Lowell  Roger  Rudd 

Geology;  Lansing 

Victoria  Bessie  Santrucek 

Nursing  Education;  Bannister 

tHelmut Gerhard  Satz 

Physics;  Madison,  Wisconsin 

Susan Ann  Schubert 

Nursing  Education; 

Traverse  City 

Marilyn A.  Donnelly 

. 

Bacteriology;  South  Euclid, 

Ohio 

tJohn  Stanford  Driscoll 

Chemistry;  Jamestown, 
New  York 
*David  Lewis  Egleston 

Geology;  Lansing 

tHugh Arthur  Farber 

Chemistry;  Muskegon 

Warren  Earl  Fogg 

Physicli;  Whitehall 

David  Fouser 

Physics;  Birmingham 

George  Wesley  Gaiser 

Physical  Science  Divisional; 
Cleve land,  Ohio 

Alton  Vincent  Gallagher 

Geology;  Jackson 

Kathleen  Ellen Gallagher 

Nursing  Education;  Saginaw 

Donald  Carey  Gause 

Physics;  Elkhart,  Indiana 

* Donald  Larry Goodrich 
Geology;  Jackson 

Robert  Eugene  Goodrich 

Geology;  Jackson 

Carl  Dan  Malinskas 

Geology;  Stevensville 

John  Harlan Markillie 

Chemistry;  Kalamazoo 

Robert  G. B.  Marsh 

Zoology;  Tecumseh 
Joseph Anthony  Mastromatteo 

Zoology;  Mt.  Clemens 
Raymond  William  Mattingly 

Mathematics;  Grand  Rapids 

Gerry  Leon  Mayer 

Zoology;  Alma 

John Wesley Mayes 

Geology;  London,  Canada 

Joyce  Ann  McConnell 

Nursing  Education; 
Hartford 

Joseph  Patrick  McMahon 

Geology;  Hammond,  Indiana 

Sharon  Kay  Smith 

Nursing  Education;  Lansing 

James  Edward  Sumwalt 
Geology;  Hartford 

Donald  Gustave  Sundberg 
Zoology;  Muskegon 

James  William  Tancock 

Geology;  Detroit 

Richard  Leon  Taylor 
Geology;  Reese 
* Ellen  Marie  Thomas 

Chemistry;  Kingsford 

*Ben  Clifford  Trethewey 
Geology;  Ironwood 

James  Edward  Tusa 

Geology;  Bessemer 

Jo Ann  Vandermoere 

Nursing  Education;  Lansing 

Kenneth  Gene  Vander  Veen 

Chemistry;  Grand  Rapids 

Thomas  Graham  Walsh 

Bacteriology;  Chicago, 

Physical  Science  Divisional; 

East Lansing 

Illinois 
Elizabeth Ann  Ware 

Charles  William  Mercer  _ 

Zoology;  East Lansing 

Russell  Earl Mohney,  Jr. 

Zoology;  Lawton 
* Donald  Mc Clanahan Morrow 

Mathematics;  Grand  Rapids 

Nursing  Education; 

Shorewood,  Wisconsin 

*Claude  M.  Watson 

Physi~s; Elk  Rapids 

William  Herman Weidenfeller 

Botany;  Grand  Rapids 

*  With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

17 

COLLEGE  OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

.Robert  Gaylord Welty 

Chemistry;  Rock  Island, 

Illinois 

Benson  Hopkins  Wheeler 

Geology;  Syracuse,  New  York 

*John .Michael  White 

Physiology;  East  Lansing 

James  Williams 

Physics;  Saginaw 

Joe  Perry Windham 

Geology;  Ferndale 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF  SCIENCE 
R]l:COMMENDED  JOINTLY  WITH  THE  COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

Mary Anne  Witwer 

Nursing  Education; 

Plymouth 

Barbara Lynn  Workman 

Nursing  Education; 
Jackson 

Kenneth  T. N.  Yue 

Chemistry;  Hong Kong,  China 

* Elizabeth Grace  Armitage 

Charles  Dingler,  Jr. 

Mathematics;  East  Lansing 

Mathematics;  Grand  Ledge 

Joan Marian  Brainerd 

PhYSical  Science  Divisional; 

Highland  Park 

*Phillip James  Douglas 

Mathematics;  Lansing 

Thomas  Addison Giddings 

Helen Louise  Love 

Biological  Science  Divisional; 
Olean,  New York 

Thomas  Charles  Sackrider 

Mathematics;  East Lansing 

Marjorie Ann  Byron 
Mathematics; 

Towanda,  Pennsylvania 

Richard  Allen  Challis 

Mathematics;  Saginaw 

tBeverly  Ann  Champion 

Mathematics;  Grand  Rapids 

Leslie  Earl  Cook,  Jr. 

Mathematics;  Traverse  City 

Robert  Lynn  Coon 

Physical  Science  Divisional; 

Sunfield 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF  MUSIC 

Judith  Darlene Ast 

Public  School  Music; 
St.  Joseph 

Phyllis  Eilene  Baker 

Public  School  Music;  Lennon 

William  Charles  Berndt 

Public  School  Music; 

Birmingham 

tJohn  S.  Ray  Bernett 

Public  School  Music; 
Jackson 

J.  E.  Dawson 

Public  School  Music; 
Muskegon 
Patricia Ann  Douglass 

Public  School  Music; 

East Lansing 

*Mary  Ellen  Ehrman 

Public  School  Music; 

Kokomo,  Indiana 

PhYSical  Science;  East Lansing 

Robert Yost  Schaefer 

Edwin  Lester Graf 
Mathematics; 

Rockford 

Kenneth  Dee  Harrison 

Mathematics;  Flint 

*George  William  Kielwasser 
ZoolOgy;  Dexter 
Frederick  E.  Kruger 

Mathematics;  Lansing 

Biological  Science;  Flint 

*Patricia Louise  Smith 

Botany;  North Muskegon 

James  Thomas  Swallow 

Mathematics;  Livonia 

flarry :~ee William. 
Mathematics; 
Adrian 

Ruth  Joan  Bauerle  Fink 

Instructional  Music; 
DeWitt 

*Sarah Forman Graves 

Music;  Oxford 
Roseann  Karen  Hammill 

June  Anne  Lannom 

Public  School  Music; 

Manchester 

Robert  Leslie Morehouse 

Public  School Music; 

Mt.  Morris 

Music  Theory;  Norway 

Mary  June  Muir 

*Barbara Joan  Hess 

Public  School  Music; 

Centreville 

Dorothy  Ann  Joan 

Public  School  Music; 
Pontiac 

James  Earl  Lakin 

Public  School  Music; 
Detroit 

Public  School  Mu~ic~ Brown  City 

Carol Ann  MurdOCh 

Public  School  Music; 
Detroit 

Maria  Elizabeth  Pelizzari 
Public  School  Music; 
Traverse  City 

James  Allen Poteet 

Public  School  Music; 

Bristol,  Tennessee 

Sally Anita  Sparkman 

Public  School  Music; 
Detroit 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF  MUSIC 
RECOMMENDED  JOINTLY  WITH  THE  COLLEGE OF  EDUCATION 

Dwain  Merwyn  Mitchell 

John Alan  Ritter 

Applied  Music;  Grand  Rapids 

Applied  Music;  Flint 

tMaryellen  Doud  Pung 

Applied  Music;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Paul  Roubos 

Music  Theory;  Battle  Creek 

tElaine  Kazuko  Yano 

. 

Music  Therapy;  Hilo,  Hawaii 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF ARTS 

John  Howard  Bigelow 

Social  Science;  Kalamazoo 

Peter  Bodnar 

Art;  Mt.  Morris 
Marcia  Mae  Boznango 
English;  Lansing 

* With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

RaymQ!1d  L.  Burgess 

~ine Arts;  Adrian 
Joanne  O'Dell  Breazeale 

English;  Bristol,  Tennessee 

Kenneth Quentin  Burchill 

Sociology;  Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Lewis  Wesley  Chatman 

Art;  Richmond,  Virginia 

Le land  Thomas  Clifford 

Psychology;  Farmington 

Genevieve  De  Hoyos 

Sociology;  Prow,  Utah 

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COLLEGE  OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

'Joanne  Bubolz  Eicher 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Shirley  Ann  Falter 

Lansing 

John  Peter McGoff 

History;  East  Lansing 

Bernard  Edward  Neubert 

Geography;  Birmingham 

History;  Elmhurst,  Illinois 

Alfred  Oram 

Anthony  Michael  Graziano 

Psychology ; 

Nyack,  New  York 

Charles  Robert  Gross 

Psychology;  Dansville 

William  Leonard  Harkness 

Mathematics;  Eaton  Rapids 

Nolen  Franklin Hurt 

History;  Washingtsn,  Indiana 

Harold  Israel 

Psychology; 

Forty-Fort,  Pennsylvania 

Carrol  Ernest  Perry 

History;  Lansing 

Robert  Pogats 

Art;  Wyandotte 

Mary  Paul  Rice 

Art;  Lansing 

Fred William  Richmond,  Jr. 
Psychology;  Greenville 

Sociology;  New  York,  New  York 

Theodore  Allen  Rottman 

Harry Mitsuo  Kiyooka 

Fine  Arts;  Alberta,  Canada 

John  L.  Maes 

Sociology;  Muskegon 

Danilo  Vodnizza  Salcedo 

Sociology;  Santiago,  Chile 

Psychology;  Port Huron 

Anna  Salne 

Jacob  P.  Margollian 

Sociology;  Detroit 

English;  East Lansing 

John  Otto  Schlump 
Art;  Monroe 

Francis  Montgomery  Sim 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Flint 

Stanley  William  Smith 
Art;  Detroit 

Charles  Irvin  Switzer 
English;  Sparta 

Jeanne  Elayne  Trudell 

Art;  Bay  City 

John  Van  Dyke 

Mathematics;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Nicholas  Vidulich 

Psychology;  Frankfort, 
New  York 

Carol  Elizabeth Wahlberg 

Art;  Detroit 

Elizabeth  Schultz  Williams 

Sociology;  Dighton 

Clarence Murray Williams 
Psychology;  LanSing 

Kenneth  Wynsma 

Art;  Grand  Rapids 

Physical  Sdence  Divisional; 

Theodore  S.  Swanson 

Battle  Creek 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF  SCIENCE 

Robert  Hillary  Angle 

Entomology;  Farmwood, 
New  Jersey 

Nickolas Anton 

Zoology;  Muir 

William  Holliday  Armstrong 

Zoology; 

Maria  E.  Frontera-Aymat 

Chemistry; 

Mayaguez,  Puerto  Rico 

Kenneth  Ora Grove 

Chemistry;  Ferndale 

Myron  Paul  Hagelberg 
Physics;  Kaleva 

Parkersburg,  West  Virginia 

Lenore  Ho 

Roger Allan  Baldwin 

Chemi,try;  Decatur,  Illinois 

Sally  Ann  Billings 

Microbiology;  Good  Hart 

Leonard  Thomas  Blouin 

Physiology;  Minden  City 

Jules  A.  Boucher 

Physics; Shawinigan ,  Canada 

Bow  Yen-Fu 

Chemistry;  Hong  Kong, 

China 

George  Allan Holkup 

Zoology;  Crystal  Falls 

Irvin  Verne  Kuehner 

Geology;  Williamston 

Bruce  Elwin  Lee 

Physics;  Taivan,  China 

Charles G.  Mead 

Robert Gene  Brown 

Mathematics;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Glenn  Brown 

Physics;  Charlotte 

John  Horace  Bushnell 

Biological  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

Edward  Hill  Carlson 

Physics;  Lansing 
Laurance  Samuel  Cooke,  Jr. 
Geology;  East  Lansing 

Bruce  Burton  Dice 

Geology;  Grand  Rapids 

David  Thomas  Duncan 

Genetics;  Duluth.  Minnesota 

Malcolm  McReynolds 

Entomology ;  Lathrop, 
Missouri 

John  Wente  Nagle 

Physics;  Grosse  He 

John  Benjamin Otting 

Bacteriology;  Zeeland 

Gilbert  Richard  Proven 

Social  Science;  Pontiac 

Edward  K.  Robbins 

Microbiology  and  Public 
Health,  Frankfort,  Indiana 

Biological  Science;  Mears 

William  Joseph  Robertson 

Joseph George  Engemann 

Zoology;  Belding 

George  Frederick Fisler 

Zoology;  Pontiac 

Social  Science ;  East  Lansing 

Kenneth  Lende  Rogers 

Biological  Science; 

Conway,  South  Carolina 

19 

Methodius  Stephen  Sefcovic 
Botany;  Flushing 

Federico Mariano  Sioson 
Mathematics; 

Rizal,  Philippines 

Robert  Richard  Slocum 

Physics;  Traverse  City 

Charles  Lee  Smith 

Physics;  Cicero,  Indiana 

Wallace  Herman  Strom 

Biological  Science; 

Ashland,  Wisconsin 

Robert  Arnold  Sundell 
Zoology; 

Frewsburg,  New  York 

Psychology;  Hendersonville, 
North  Carolina 

Albert  Joseph  Tobin,  Jr. 
Bacteriology ; 

Northville 

Aina  Valdmanis 

Microbiology;  Grand  Rapids 

Richard  Mark  VanFrank 

Bacteriology;  Lansing 

James Walter  Villar 

Geology;  Briarcliff  Manor 

New  York 

Robert  Sidney  Vogel 

Geography;  Climax  Springs, 

Missouri 

Theodore  Fred Whitmoyer 

Zoology;  Downingtown, 

Pennsylvania 

Saul  Wider 

Physiology;  Bay  Shore 
New  York 

William  Granger  Youatt 

Bacteriology;  Haslett 

Paul  Ralph  Zurakowski 

Physical  Science;  Richmond 

COLLEGE  OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF  MUSIC 

Shirley Dawn  Almanrode 

Shreveport,  Louisiana 

Dale  Lynn Bartlett 

Lake  Odessa 

Daryl  Merton  Cornelius 

Cresson,  Pennsylvania 

Robert Russell  Fink 
Lake  Odessa 

Rita  Marie  Fuszek 

Ionia 

James  Philip  Honsinger 

Vassar 

Alfred  O.  Kanwischer 

Rochester,  New  York 

D.  Ireta  LaSalle 

Crystal 
Maryrose  Leckrone 

Flint 

Lawrence  Vernon McCann,  Jr . 

Pontiac 

Norma  Severs  McDermid 

Milford 

Harland  Flutell  Nye 

Stockbridge 

An thony John  Romans 

St.  Clair,  Pennsylvania 

Charles  Rugg  Ross 

Hollister, 

California 

Joanne  Patricia Shelley 
Canton,  Ohio 

Thomas  Eugene  Young 

Lansing 

20 

COLLEGE 

OF 

BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE 

The  candidates  will  be  presented  by 

DEAN  HERMAN  JACOB WYNGARDEN 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF  ARTS 

David  Vern Abbey 

General Business;  Lansing 

James  Harmon Adams 
Economics;  Flint 

Jerry Dale Adler 

General Business;  Niles 

Leon Agon 

Restaurant  Management; 
Grand  Rapids 

James  Kenneth  Allen 

Economics;  Holt 

Henry William  Anderson 

Restaurant  Management; 

Stanwood 

Marilyn Joice  Anderson 

General Business;  Otsego 

Ralph  Edward Anderson 

Economics;  Lake Odessa 

William Ward  Anderson 

General Business; Greenville 

Earl Edward Andrick 

General Institutional Manage 
ment;  E.  Lansing 

Ronald  Eugene  Arnold 

Economics;  Pontiac 
Foster D.  AschenBrenner 

General Business;  Farmington 

Charles  Eugene  Bachelder 

Economics;  Kalamazoo 

Theodore Donald  Bachunas 

Hotel  Management;  Sodus 

James  Gattas  Bahna 

General Business;  Detroit 

Gilbert  Lee  Bailey 

General Business; 
Battle  Creek 

Wilbert  Melvin Bailey 

Accounting;  Flint 

Rosemarie  Bairstow 

Economics; Wilmette,  Illinois 

Donald  Frederick Baldwin 

General Business; 

Orchard  Lake 
*J oseph  Cornelius  Barden 
Accounting;  Saginaw 

.John  Victor  Barger 

G e neral Business; 
Battle  Creek 

Wi lliam Dean Barndt 

Hotel  Management; 

E.  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Ramon  Leroy Bass 

General Business; 

Grand  Rapids 

*  With  Honor 
t  Wi th  High  Honor 

Richard  Allen Batchelor 

Economics;  Owosso 

Fred Louis  Bauer. 

Economics;  Howell 
Richard  Harvey Baughman,  Jr. 

General Business;  Bay  City 

Ralph  Jordan Baughman 

Accounting;  St.  Louis 

Rudi  Dietrich  Baumann 

Accounting;  Lombard,  Illinois 

Robert Winslowe  Beals 

Hotel  Management; 

Ithaca,  New  York 

Ann  Katherine  Beaver 

Economics;  Saginaw 

Wallace  James  Beggs 

Accounting;  Detroit 

Dale  William  Behler 

General Business;  Plymouth 

James  Eugene  Belt 

Accounting;  Wayne 
Marvin Kenneth  Belttari 
General Business; 

*Harold Grant  Benson 

Highland  Park 

George  Laird  Bolton 

General Business;  Grosse  Pointe 

Warren  Franklin Boos 

Economics;  Detroit 

James  Earl Bowling 

General Business;  Monroe 

*Robert Ulmont  Bowman 

Accounting;  Detroit 

Fullerton Rimmer  Boyd 

Hotel  Management ; 

Cohasset,  Massachusetts 

Robert Arthur  Brady 

Economics;  Midland 

Charles  C.  Bragg 

General Business ; LanSing 

Donald  Eugene  Brasfield 

General  Business;  Flint 

Gerald  Marshall Breen 

Food Distribution;  Pontiac 

John Winfield  Brevitz 

Hotel  Management 
Battle  Creek 

Nancy Ann  Brickbauer 

Hotel  Management; 

Shillington,  Penna. 

General Business;  LincolnPa~ 

Howard Walter  Briggs,  Jr. 

tLeonard  Maurice  Benson 

Restaurant  Management;  Detroit 

Accounting;  Lincoln Park 

Richard  Galloway Bristol 

Ralph  Herbert Berggruen 
Economics;  Detroit 

tEdward  Ralph  Berneike 

General  Business;  Battle  Creek 

*David  Harold  Brogan 

General Business;  E.  Lansing 

General Business;  Rocky River,O. 

Ruth Annis  Brondyke 

Richard  Rudolph  Betz 

Social Work;  Escondido,  Calif. 

Economics;  Brec kenridge 

Edwin  L.  Brooks,  Jr. 

James Rudy  Bickerstaff 

Hotel · Management;  Muskegon 

General  Business;  Pontiac 

*Robert Paul  Brubaker 

Robert Karl Bieri 

Economics;  Sturgis 

General  Business;  Grand  Rapids 

James William  Bryden 

Margaret P.  Biglin 

Hotel  Management; 

General  Business;  Detroit 

Harry James  Budde,  Jr. 

Livingston,  New  .Jersey 

Accounting;  Grand  Rapids 

Bruce  Ely  Blackall 

James  Gordon  Buell 

General  Business;  Grand  Rapids 

Accounting;  Rockford,  Illinoi s 

Philip D.  Blades 

Paul Wesley  Bulthouse 

Economics;  Manilla,  Iowa 

General Business;  Spring  Lake 

Ralph  William  Blum 

Hotel  Management; 

tRayroond Wilfred  Burgess 

Accounting;  Trout Lake 

Kew  Gardens.  New  York 

Russell Orin Buxton 

Richard  Charles  Boehning 

Hotel  Management ; 

Hotel  Management;  E.  Lansing 

Claudia  Joann Cain 

Staten Island,  New  Yor~ 

Secretarial  Administration; 

Gerald  Lawrence  Bohnet 

St.  Clair 

G e neral Business;  Detroit 

Merritt  Clinton  Can"field 

Hotel  Management;  San Diego , 

California 

21 

COLLEGE  OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

Diane  Lee  Capen , 

General Business;  Detroit 

Robert Ross  Carey 

General Business;  Pontiac 

Ronald  Edward  Carowitz 

Political Science; Grand Rapids 

Lawrence  Clair Carr 

General Business;  Edmore 

David Boyd  Carrigan 

Economics;  Hickory  Corners 

Arnold Stanley Carson 

Economics;  Saginaw 
Tulio Jose  Carta Escalona 

Economics;  Barguisimeto, 

Venezuela 

*John Edward  Chambers 

Hotel  Management;  Detroit 

tDavid George  Chapman 

Accounting;  Lansing 

James William  Chess 

General Business;  Lake  City 

Mitchell  Choukourian 

General Business;  Detroit 

Arthur Myron Clendenin,  Jr. 

Accounting;  Pleasant Ridge 

Margaret  Catherine  Colenso 
Social Work;  Flint 

Judith B.  Collins 

Social Work;  Lansing 

Robert Van  Colt 

Hotel ,Management.;  Lansing 

*J acqualine  Lee  Coohon 

Social Work;  Sturgis 

Clarence William  Cooley 

General Business;  Rose  City 

Thomas  Bruce  Cornell 

Restaurant Management; Alto 

William  Henry  Cowan 

General Business;  E.  Lansing 

Sally Dian Cramer 

Restaurant Management; 

Seattle,  Washington 

Gordon Scott Crimmins 

Economics;  Howard  City 

Shirley Jean Crosby 

Journalism;  Huntington Woods 

Michael Lawrence  Crovella 

General Business;  Flint 

Richard  Crowley 

Hotel  Management; 

Medina,  New  York 

John Thomas  Cruthis 

General Business;  Lansing 

Dale  Greig Daly 

General Business;  Flint 

David  Jon Davis 

Hotel  Management;  Camden 

Eldon Alanson Decker,  Jr. 

Hotel  Management;  Birmingham 

Ronald Wayne  DeLong 

Accounting;  Muskegon Heights 

Delores  Lore' Dempsey 

Journalism;  Charlotte 

*Rose DePalma 

General Business; Westmont, N. J. 

*Norman Rice DeVries 

General Business; Grand Rapids 

A.  J.  Doherty,  III 

Hotel  Management;  Clare 

John Cole Dougherty 

Hotel  Management; 

Michigan Center 

*Gordon Robert Doyle 

Restaurant Management; 
Cedar Springs 

James  Paul Drinkwater 

General Business;  Gary,  Ind. 

Frank Marin Duelo 

Economics;  E.  Lansing 

*  With Honor 
t  With High Honor 

Charles Walter Duff 

General Business;  Port Huron 

Edward  Martin Duggan 

Economics;  Hamburg,  New  York 

Gerald  Martin Dulude 

Food Distribution;  Midland 

James  Charles Duncan 

General Business;  Huntington Woods 

Dean Allen Duncan 

General Business;  Detroit 
Charles Walter Stanley Dunscombe 
Accounting;  Highland  Park 

William  Clark Ebersole 

General Business; South Bend,  Ind. 

Robert J.  Eby,  Jr. 

Economics;  Flint 

Paul Kent  Echlin 

General Business; Portland 

W.  Dean Ehlert 

General Business;  Ironwood 

Lou'is  E.  Eklund,  Jr. 

General Business;  Muskegon Hts. 

William Gibson Elliott,  Jr. 
Economics;  Detroit 

Kurt David  Ely 

Hotel  Management;  Dania,  Fla. 

Marilyn Jean Engle 

Social Work;  Eaton Rapids 

Richard Fox Euler 

Economics;  Pontiac 

Smith Falconer,  Jr. 

Political Science; Pontiac 

Robert Andrew  Fekete 

Political Science;  Grand Haven 

Richard  Carol Fellow s 

Hotel Management;  Grasmere,  N. H. 

Carol Williams  Ferrara 

Social Work;  Big Rapids 

N.  Bruce  Ferris 

General Businessi  Dearborn 

*Charles Edward Figg 

Economics;  E.  Lansing 

*Edgerton Lindsay Fletcher 

Hotel  Management; 

Gravenhurst,  Canada 

June  Sharon Foe 

Secretarial Science; Dryden 

Stephen Allan Foreman 

Food Distribution;  Bellaire, Ohio 

Robert Allan Forsey 

Accounting;  Detroit 
*Kenneth Myron Forsmo 

Hotel Management;  Madison, Wisc. 

Charles Wesley Foster,  Jr. 

General Business;  Taylor Center 

E.  Patrick Fox 

Accounting;  Grand Rapids 

tGeorge Alfred  Fox 

Accounting;  Lyons 

John A.  Fox 

General Business;  Fowler 

Richard Emerson Frye 

Economics;  Grand  Blanc 

Richard Monroe  Fuller 

Accounting;  Lansing 

Frederick Charles  Fuller 

Accounting;  Traverse  City 
Robert Thompson Garrison,  III 

Accounting;  Birmingham 

Robert Stephen Garrigan 

General Business; 

Riverside,  Illinois 

tJohn Edward Gartland 

General Institutional Management; 

Edwin Lewis  George 

General Business;  Grand Rapids 

Michael Hutson James  Getto 
Hotel  Management; 

Lawrence,  Kansas 

*John Louis  Gibson 

Accounting;  Petoskey 

Dudleigh J.  Gillett 

Accounting;  Parma 

Donald  Bruce Goodney 

Accounting; Wakefield 

Michael  James  Gorno 

General Business;  Trenton 

Christopher  Geoffrey Grain 

General Business; Detroit 

Ralph Edward Graper 

General Business;  East Lansing 

Patricia May Green 

Social Work;  Muskegon 

*Robert Joseph Grimes 

Restaurant ManagetIBlt; 
Rocky Hill,  Conn. 

Sue  Fogg Griswold 

Social W Qrk;  Flat Rock 

Robert  Joseph Gronewold 

Accounting;  Battle  Creek 

Richard  Joseph Grymonprez 
General Business; Yale 

*Frances  Leone  Gugino 

Social Work;  Reese 

Robert  James Guidos 

General Business;  Flint 

Charlene Hazel Habermehl 

Accounting;  Walled  Lake 

Donnelly Wright Hadden 

Political Science; Otsego 

George  Coleman Hadden 

Economics; Grosse  Pointe Woods 

Frank C.  Hagerty,  Jr. 

General Business;  Glen Lake 

Allison William Haidle 

Economics;  Frankfort 

Robert  LeRoy Haidy 

Economic s;  Detroit 

*Ralph Webb Hall 

Hotel Management;  Belding 

Robert Grant Hamilton 

General Business;  Royal Oak 

Donald  Fred Harden 

Hotel Management; 
Douglas Wayne  Harper 

;  E.  Lansing 

General Business;  Lansing 

David Grant Harper 

Hotel  Management; 

Waterloo,  Ontario, Canada 

*Donald Densmore Hart 

Food Distribution; Hutchinson, Kans. 

Charles  Kellas  Hathaway 

General Business;  Lansing 

Franklin Dennis  Hayes 

General Business;  Birmingham 

Dale William Hearth 

Accounting,  Detroit 
Walter Alfred Heberlein 

General Business;  Detroit 

Ronald  Frederick Heck 

General Business;  Monroe 

George  Freeman Heine 

Economics;  Ferndale 

John Frederick Held 

General Business;  Mt.  Clemens 

John Robert Hepler 

Restaurant Management; 
Sidney,  Ohio 

*Richard Edward Herrinton 

Accounting;  Coopersville 

N. Y. 

John Burton Hersee 

Economics;  East Lansing 

Flint 

Alfred William Gates 

Hotel Managemmt;  Rochester, 

Arlene  Barbara Gavura 

Accounting;  Flint 

22 

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Paul Louis  Janice 

General Business; 

Dean Charles  Johnson 

Jamestown,  New  York 

William  Trudell Lucy 

Economics;  Chicago, Illinois 

Donald  Jerome  Ludwig 

General  Business;  Grand Rapids 

General Business; Grand Rapids 

Kenneth Jerome  Ludwig 

George  James  Heussner 

Accounting;  Marlette 

H.  Hugh Hickok 

Accounting;  Vermontville 

Dan Lester Hicks 

Hotel  Management;  E.  Lansing 

Eugene Ambers  Hill 

General Business; Detroit 

John  Morgan Hill 

Hotel  Management; 

W ashington,  D~ C. 

Kenneth Douglas  Hi\l 

1iotel Management;  Traverse  City 

Edward Henry Hines 

Accounting;  Litchfield 

Leland  Morden Hinshaw 

General Business;  E.  Lansing 

James  Kendall Hirst 

Economics;  Decatur 

*Ronald Paul Hitter 

Economics; Springfield, Ohio 

Frederick Neil Hodge 

Hotel  Management;  E.  Lansing 

Raymond  Keith Hoedel 

General Business;  Flint 

Karl Walter Hoff 

General Business; Saginaw 

Charles  Martin Hoffman 

Economics;  Jackson 

James William Hogan 

Marlowe D.  ·Johnson 

Political Science;  Flint 

Richard Harlan Johnson 

General Business; Saginaw 

Robert Duane  Johnson 

Accounting;  Greenville 

Ethan Curtis  Jones 

Economics;  Milan 

Robert Wayne  Jones 

Political Science;  Centerline 

Henry  Harry Kalemkiewicz 

Accounting;  Hamtramck 

A.  Raymond  Kalliel 

Economics;  Lincoln Park 

Conrad Raymond  Karol 

General Business;  Lincoln Park 

Donald Gerald  Karpinski 

Accounting;  Grand Rapids 

Wayne  Louis  Kassar 

General 'Business;  Des  Moines,la. 

Robert  Crofton Kelly 

General Business;  Chicago, Ill. 

Leo Raymond  Kelsch 

Accounting;  Battle  Creek 

Mary Ann Kempa 

General Business;  Bay  City 

General Business; Allen Park 

John Patrick Hogan 

General Business;  Flint 

Dan  Cutler Hollister 

Daniel Frank Kendrick 

General Business;  Fenton 

William  Terry King,  Jr. 

General Business; Birmingham 

General Business;  Lansing 

Nora L,ee Holt 

Social Work;  Detroit 
Herbert  Charles  Marsh Hoover 

Accounting;  New  Burgh, N. Y. 

Susan Journeaux Hopson 

Social Work;  Harbor Beach 

Stewart Phillip Horning 

Economics;  Detroit 

Harvey  Myron Klein 

Food Distribution; St.  Paul, Minn. 

Elmer Francis  Knoblock 

. 

General Business;  Flint 

Robert  Leigh Knowles 

Political Science;  Saginaw 

Norma L.  Knowlton 

General Institutional Management; 

John Richard Horton 

Hotel  Management;  Hadley, Mass. 

Rockford 
Ronald  Joseph Krantz 

Smith Beal Borton 

General Business;  Adrian 

Peter Houghton 

Economics;  Ionia 

Thomas  Lionel Houle,  Jr. 

General Business; Pontiac 

Betty G.  Kraus 

Political Science;  Wilmette, Ill. 

K.  Robert Kuhl 

General Business; St. Paul, Minn. 

General l3usiness;  Franklin 

Marylee  Laird 

Jerome Poling Houlton 

Food Distribution; Youngstown, O. 

Duane  Parshall Howell 

Accounting;  Howell 

Jack Leroy Hruska 

Accounting;  Ironwood 

*Finley Edward Lake 

Accounting;  Grand Rapids 

Carla Jane  Lambarth 

Social Work;  Ypsilanti 

Food Distribution; Pontiac 

Darlene Gail LaPorte 

John Allen Huffman 

General Business;  E.  Lansing 

Donald  Jay Huizingh 

General Business;  Grand Rapids 

Donald  A.  Hulander 

Hotel Management;  PincoJ,lning 

John Albert  Larsen 

Economics;  Hastings 

Harry Bruce  Lauer,  Jr. 

Economics;  Grand Rapids 

Barbara Joan Lukasavitz 

Accounting;  Flint 

tRobert Junior Luz 

Economics;  Ionia 

Richard  Frederick Lyon 

Political Science;  Northville 

Grahame  O.  MacArthur 

General Business;  Grand  Rapids 

Lee  William  Maccani 

General  Business;  Bessemer 

Homer  Calvin Mack 

Hotel Management;  Scarsdale, N. Y. 

William Hurley  MacLachlan 

General Business; Saginaw 

Gordon  Cameron MacMillan 

General Business; 

Riverside,  Ontario 

Norman Clifford  Madsen 

General Business;  Battle  Creek 

Ronald W.  Malin 

Economics;  Oakfield,  New  York 

Peter  Charles  Marchant 

General  Business;  Lansing 

John Harold  Mark 

Accounting;  Trenton,  New  Jersey 

Lawrence  Edward  Markey 

Food Distribution;  Maywood, Ill. 

Karin Suzanne  Martin 

Secretarial Science;  Detroit 

*Karl Baker  Marx 

Economics; Saginaw 

Lloyd Richard  Marzke 

General Business;  Mt. Pleasant 

*Donald  Earl Maser 

Accounting;  Livonia 

Constance  Marie  Mason 
Social Work;  Flint 
Norman Donald  Masters 

General Business; Detroit 

Victor  Joseph Mayette 

Economics;  Flat Rock 

William Robert  McAuliffe,  Jr. 
Economics;  Jackson 
Richard  Phillips  McCally 

Economics; Wilmette,  Illinois 

Daniel Patrick McCarthy 

General Business;  Bay  City 

*Constance  Aileen McCarthy 

Social Work;  E.  Lansing 

*Madge  Ann McCleary 

Social Work;  Ferndale 

James  Carl McGuire 

General Business;  Cadillac 

Stephen Foster McHugh 

Economics;  Toledo, Ohio 

General Business;  Detroit 

Thomas  Edward  McKaig 

General Business;  Muskegon 

Richard  Lee Lauver 

John Jacob Hunkele 

Hotel  Management; 

Willard W.  Hunt 

Bismarck,  No.  Dakota 

Social Work;  Buchanan 

Williams  Reid  Leisher 

Hotel  Management; 

Cincinnati,  Ohio 

General Business;  Plymouth, Mass. 

tDonald Wayne  Lenesclunidt 

Patricia M~ie Hupp 

Hoter Management;  Chicago, Ill. 

John  Conrad Hurlburt,  Jr. 

Economics;' Evanston,  Illinois 

Robert  Montgomery Inch 
Economics;  Detroit 

Gerald  Paul Jahn 

General Business;  Livonia 

Edward Roy  James 

Economics;  Evanston,  Illinois 

Joyce  Elvira Jamieson 

Social Work;  Cadillac 

Accounting;  Gaines 
Everett  Clifford Leppert 

Accounting;  Saginaw 

John  C.  Livengood 

Economics; South Bend,  Ind. 

Barry Eugene Lloyd 

Hotel  Management;  Lansing 

tJean Margaret Logan 

' 

Economics;  Saginaw 

Richard William  Lott 

General Business;  E.  Lansing 

Economics;  Janesville, Wisc. 

Michael .Joseph  McKay 

General Business;  Ironwood 

Edward  Austin  McKillop 
General Business; 

London,  Ontario, Canada 

Robert William  McKinney 

Accounting;  Battle  Creek 

Peter Hewitt  McKnight 

Economics;  East Lansing 

James Raymond  McMillen 

General Business;  Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 

*Richard Arnot McWhirter 
Accounting;  Trenton 

Harlan A.  Mills,  Jr. 

Hotel Management;Ypsilanti 

*William Richard  Mills 

General Business;  Lansing 

* With Honor 

t  With High Honor 

23 

COLLEGE  OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

Phyllis  Miriam  Milne 
, 

Political  Science;Wheaton, Ill. 

Massoud Mirghavameddin 

General Business; Tehran, Iran 

William  Jack Moomaw 

Duane  King  Peterson 

John  Douglas  Russell 

General Business;  Elkhart, Ind. 

General  Business;  Lansing 

Judson  Tracy Pettis 

Economics;  Detroit 

Donald  Fay Phillips 

Stanley Wayne  Sager 

General Business; Grand Rapids 

*Vincent  Sagnelli 

Hotel  Management; Terre  Haute, Ind. 

Hotel  Management;  Lansing 

General  Business;  Flint 

Economics;  Green Bay,  Wisc. 

General Business;  Owosso 

James  A.  Murphy 

Susanne  Pinkett 

General  Business;  Benton Harbor 

General Business; 

Herbert  Frederick Mort 
Hotel  Management; 

New  Bedford,  Mass. 

Mary  Kathleen Mullin 

Political Science;Birmingham 

Robert  Denis  Mullins 

Richardson Murphy 

Economics;  Franklin 

Thomas  John  Murphy 

Economics;  Lansing 

Edward  Robert  Murray 

Restaurant  Management; 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Gerald  Andrew  Musetti 

Economics;  Detroit 

George  Edwin Nash 

Hotel  Management; 

Gail  Walte'r  Nau 

Danville,  Illinois 

Restaurant  Management; Detroit 

James  Winston  Neal 

Economics;  Flint 
James  Carrington Needham 

Robert  Edward  Pick 

Hotel Management; 

David  Kingsbury Sale 

Economics;  Ashland, Ohio 

Liverpool,  New  York 

John  Cooper Saltz stein 

Clifford  Earl  Pickett,  Jr . 

Accounting;  Po rt  Huron 

Edwin  Arthur  Pierson 

Restaurant  Management; 

Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Doris  Jean Sanders 

Accounting;  Custer 
Gloria  Lynda  Saperstone 

Social Work;  Rochester, N. Y. 

Chagrin  Falls,  Ohio 

Milford Harold  Saunders 

Billy  Francis  Poirier 

Economics;  Detroit 

Kimberly Elwyn  Pollard 

Accounting;  Charlevoix 

*Joseph Leslie  Sauve 

Accounting;  Emerson, Canada 

General Business;  Davison 

Bertrand Theodore 'Pomerleau 

Leonard  Theron Schalla 

Economics;  Lansing 

Accounting;  Lewiston, Maine 

Robert  Norman  Schoof 

,Robert  Gary  Pond 

Economics;  Detroit 
*Joseph Germond  Poquette 

Accounting;  Petoskey 
Constantine  Deno  Frank Preketes 

General  Institutional  Management; 

Ann Arbor 
William  Denton  Pullen 

General  Business;  Grand  Rapids 

*Barbara Jean  Putnam 

General Business;  Bellaire 

Edwin Gust  Schwoppe,  Jr. 

Political Science;  Mt. Clemens 

Nancy  Lee  Scott 

. 

Political Science;  Birmingham 

*Roger  Wellington  Seamon 

Political Science;  Grand Rapids 

John  Charles  Selz 

Economics;  Toledo, Ohio 

Nicholas  Gregory Seremetis 

Food  Distribution;  Dayton, Ohio 

Thomas  Roger Serpa ' 

General  Business;Oak Park, Ill. 

Waiter  Jay Seyffert 

General  Business;  E.  Lansing 

Donald  Lavon  Shea 

General Business;  Traverse  City 

John  Patrick Shea 

Economics;  Detroit 

Malcolm  C.  Sheach 

Food  Distribution;  Ferndale 

William  Henry Shearer,  Jr. 

General  Business;  Dearborn 

Lloyd  Clark Sherwood,  Jr. 

Economics;  Bloomfield  Hills 

Richard  Charles  Siefke 

Accounting; ' Toledo  12,  Ohio 

Gerald  Kenneth  Sihle 

General  Business;  'Detroit 

George  Joseph  Sisinni 

Economics;  Milwaukee,  Wisc. 

Lee  Stuart  Smith 

Economics;  Lansing 

Myron  Eugene  Smith 

Economics;  Detroit 

Robert  John Smith 

Accounting;  Birmingham 

Robert  Stephen  Smith 

Hotel  Management;  Lowell 

Robert  Roger  Snell 

General  Business;  Monroe 

Robert  Charles  Snider 

Accounting;  Toledo,  Ohio 

Kenneth  Sylvester Sohn 

General  Business;  E.  Lansing 

William  James Somerville 

Economics;  Highland  Park 

Dace  L.  Spie lberg 

Restaurant  Management;Lansing 

James  Alexander Sprott 

Accounting;  Grand  Haven 

David  Glenn  Stanaback 

Accounting;  Detroit 

Walter  Edward Staple 

General  Business;  Flint 

':' Carol  Janet  Steadman 

Accounting;  Lansing 

General Business;Marshall 

Social  Work;  Grand  Rapids 

Mary  Viola  Nellis 

Donald  Herbert  Ralph 

General  Business;  Ann  Arbor 

Hotel  Management;  Detroit 

William Gustave  Nelson 

Hotel  Management;  Detroit 

Robert  F.  Neufer 

General  Business;  Ecorse 

R.  Kathleen  Northey 

Social  Work;  Lansing 

Guerry George  Notte 

Accounting;  Dunkirk, N. Y. 

George  Stephen Nugent 

General  Business;  E.  Lansing 

Cornelius  John O'Connor  III 

General  Business;  Marshall 

*Thomas  Joseph O'Donnell 
Economics;  Morenci 

Robert  Murray O'Hara,  Jr. 

Raymond  Paul  Randuk 

Hotel  Management;  E.  Chicago, Ind. 

Phyllis  Ann  Ranger 

Social  Work;  East  Lansing 

Robert  Harvey  Ray 

Economics;  Columbus, Ohio 

Merlin  Kieth  Reeds 

General  Business;  Scottville 

'~ E ino  Martin Reini 

Accounting;  Iroqwood 

Paul Hudson  Replogle 

General Business; Battle  Creek 

Alfred  Richard  Reuther,  Jr. 

Political Science;  Grosse  Pointe 

Melvin  Harold  Revall 

General  Business; Buffalo, N. Y. 

General  Business;  Stephenson 

Gerald  Milton  Owens 

General  Business;  Flint 

David  Hurkett  Page 

Accounting;  Detroit 

*Russell  Eugene  Palmer,  Jr. 

Accounting;  Jackson 

Jerome  Palter 

Political Science; 

Hamilton,  Ontario 

Elmer  John  Parchert 

Accounting;  Grand Haven 

Perry Paris 

Economics;  Wayne 

Barbara Lee  Payne 

Economics;  Detroit 

Donald  Harvey  Pendray 

Economics;  Dearborn 

Philip  Lynn  Pennell 

Accounting;  Buchanan 
Morton  Stanley  Perlmutter 

Social  Work;  Flint 

*John  William  Perrin 

Economics;  Standish 

James  Kenneth  Peterson 

Economics;  Battle  Creek 

Noel  Leonard  Peterson 
Economics;  Hart 

,;,  Wlth  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

Gloria  Jean  Richardson 

Social  Work;  Ann  Arbor 

Arthur Wilbert  Richter 

Accounting;  Pinconning 

Richard  Raymond  Roberts 

General Business;  Wyandotte 

Stanley George  Robertson 

General  Bus iness;  E.  Lansing 

Jack W.  Roden 

Economics;  Okemos 

Charles  McCung  Rogers 

General  Business;  Muskegon 

James  A.  Rogers,  Jr. 

General  Business;  Caledonia 

Norman  Junior  Rogers 

General  Business;  Lansing 

William  Earl  Rogers,  Jr. 

General Business;  Lansing 

Lawrence  James  Rose 

General  Business;  Kalamazoo 

Jean  Marlene  Ross 

Social  Work;  Washington, D.C. 

Nancy  Joanne  Ross 

General  Business;  Beaverton 

';' Carol May  Rouse 

Social  Work;  Dearborn 

Eugene  Gehle  Ruff 

General Business;  Bay City 

24 

COLLEGE  OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

Macon  Charles  Trabue 

Economics;  Mt. Clemens 

Harry  C.  Traufer 

Political Science; E.  Lansing 

Laurence  Edgar  Trevarrow ,  Jr. 
General  Business; 

~' Guy Widman  Tunnicliffe 

P leasant  Ridge 

General Business;  Birmingham 

Ronald  Ralph  Turne r 

Accounting;  Lansing 

C.  Robert  Utter 

General  Business;  Detroit 

George  Richard  VanBuren 

James Howard Wertz 

Hotel  Management;Glenshaw, Pa. 

Robert  Frank Wessling 

Economics;  East  Lansing 

tHerbert  Ralph Whitecraft  II 
Economics;  Lansing 

':' David  Perry Williams 

Economics;  Birmingham 

Donald  Dean Williams 

Accounting;  Rockford ,  Ill. 

John  Richard Williams 

Economics;  GlenEllyn,  Ill. 

"~ Douglas Allen Wills 

Accounting;  Norway 

Hotel  Management ;  Lansing 

Gary Pryor Wilson 

Richard  Leslie  Vanderveer 
Economics ;  Lansing 

Donald  Frederic  Vanselow 

Economics;  Detroit 

Jack Wesley Wilson 

General  Business;  Muskegon 

Economics;  Milwaukee, Wisc . 

* Terry Wayne  Wilson 

Howard  J .  Steinmetz 

General  Business;  Oak Park 

Ray  Earl St e iniger 

Restaurant  Manage m e nt ; 
Merrill,  Wisconsin 

Vinc e nt  Richard  Stempien 

R e staurant Management; 

De arborn 

Thomas Stephanoff 

Hote l  Management ; Syracuse, N.Y. 

Edward  Douglas Stephenson 

Accounting;  Bay  City 

'~ Jam e s  L.  Sterling 

Accounting;  Port Huron 

Carol  Joe  Stone 

Accounting;  Charl e ston,  W.Va . 

Eugene  William Stradley 
Accounting ;  Detroit 

Janet  Maurine  Strickland 

Social Work;  E.  Peoria, Ill. 

Robert Walter Stueber 
Food  Distribution; 

Ne w  Hyde  Park,  New  York 

Richard  Jack Stuhlmann 

General Business ;  Ann  Arbor 

John  Moody  Sutherland 
Hotel ' Management; 

Ferdinand Henry  Vaughan,  Jr. 

Accounting,  Pontiac 
John  Frederick Wagner,  Jr. 

General  Business;  Port Huron· 

John  Henry Wagner,  Jr. 

General  Business;  Flint 

Daniel  Frank Walcott 

Economics;  Ithaca 

Huntington  Park,  Calif. 

~' Neil Edward Walldorff 

Robert  James Sutkay 
E c onomi c s ;Flint 
Donald Wayne  Swanson 

Economics;  Ravenna 

Leon  Jerome Swatzell 

General Business;  Flint 

George  Tesseris 

Restaurant  Management;  Okemos 

John  Gordon  Thomas 

Economics;  Sunfie ld 
Robert Brothers  Thomas 

Accounting;  Six  Lakes 

Ralph  S .  Wallett,  Jr. 

General Business;  Battle  Creek 

Don  Alan  Waples 

Economics;  Detroit 

James  Lionel Waterbury 

Accounting;  Clarkston 

~' James Upson Weaver 

Accounting;  Lans ing 

Judith  Tuttle  Webster 

Social Work;  Birmi ngham 

Hotel  Management ;  Syracuse, N. Y. 

* William  Reginald  Tiefel 

Hotel Management;  Rochester, N.Y. 

tBertrand Winfred Weesner 
Economics;  Lansing 

Bruce  Gerald Weflen 

Sylvester  Michael  Tomaszewski 
General Business ;  Gaylord 

':' Ge orge  William  Tomlinson 

General  Business;  Lansing 

John  Francis  Touscany 

Economics;  Pontiac 

General Business;  Muskegon 

Richard Scherer Weinman 

Accounting;  Steubenville, O. 

Frederick Junior  Weist 

General  Business;  Niles 

DEGREE  OF  B A CHELOR OF  ARTS 
RECOMMENDED  JOINTLY WITH  THE  COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

General  Business;  Saginaw 

*John  Albert Winga,  Jr. 

Restaurant  Management; 

Washington,  Iowa 

tPhilip  Norman Winkelstern 

General Business; 
. 

Middle  Village,  N.Y. 

Richard Milo  Wood 

Economics;  Mt. Pleasant 

Janice  Ann Wortman 

Accounting;  Napoleon , Ohio 

Richard Charles  Wozniak 

General  Business;  Detroit 

William  Charles  Wurm 

Food  Distribution; 

Highland  Park,  Ill. 

Gerald Fredrick  Young 

Economics;  Muskegon 

Richard  Dubois  Young 

Accounting;  Detroit 

Robert  Manley  Young 

General Bus i ness;  Pontiac 

Richard  James  Zink 

Accounting;  Birmingham 

Jon Richard Zola 

General  Business;  Saginaw 

John  Zureki 

Restaurant  Management; 

Detroit 

Mary  Alice  Abbott 

Business  Education;Lansing 

Carolyn Edith  Abbs 

B usines s  Education; 

West  Branch 

Jack Carl Bignall 

Busine ss  Education;  Owosso 

Shirley Isabel Bohnet 

Business Education; Detroit 

Marilyn  Ann  Bruner 

Business  Education; 

Marilyn Jean  Casper 

Leamington,  Canada 

Business  Edu c ation;  Adrian 

Robert  Howard  Davis 

Busines s  Education;  E. Tawas 

':' Rhosan  D.  Dobben 

Business  Educ ation;Jackson 

Josephine  Fantauzzo 

Business  Educ ation ;Hazel  Park 

l,' Marilyn  Louise  Foc kler 

Business  Education; Keego  Harbor 

Sandra Sue  Fransted 

Business  Education; Jackson 

Jack L.  Frucci 

Business  Education;Lansing 

Arthur  Alexander  Dasczynski 

Business  Education;  Flint 

Judith  Marilyn  Johnson 

Busine ss Education;Hicksville, O. 

Rosemary A.  Peck 

Business  Education;  Saranac 

Norma  Ann  Harper 

Business  Education;Vicksburg 

Judith Anne  Holland-Moritz 

Business  Education;Birmingham 

William  Berwyn  Knapp 

Business  Education ;  Detroit 

Alvin  Ralph  Lee 

Economics;  Gary, Indiana 

Rolland  Elmer  Magee 

Business  Education; 

Comstock Park 

Joan  F .  McComb 

Business  Education;  Lansing 

Judith Arlene  McKenna 

Business Education;  Lansing 

Patricia Messmore 

Business  Education;  Utica 

tPaul  Duane  Montgomery 

Economics;  Buchanan 

Joanne  Shirley  Nelson 

Business  Education;  Detroit 

Mavis  Claire  Nelson 

Business  Education;  Kingsford 

Sue  Ann  Nichols 

Business Education;  Lansing 

Alice  Jean Nuttall 

Business  Education ;  Smith Creek 

'~ Nelaura Hancock Orr 

Business  Education; 

~' Donald Sheldon Orthner 

Lauderdale-By-Sea,  Fla . 

Business Education;  Fenton 

,~  With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

25 

COLLEGE  OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

Robert  James  Piersma 

Marjorie  Dora  Romick 

Business  Education;  Holland 

.  Business  Education;Battle  Creek 

Beverly Schlegel Southwell 

Business  Education;  DeWitt 

Barbara  Kay Stark 

Business  Education;  Midland 

Mary  Ellen Stetler 

Gerald  Eugene  Walicki 

Economics;  Jackson 

Kenneth  Charles  Walters 

Economics;  Waltz 

':' James  Joseph Weed 

Economics;  Jackson 

Kenneth  Albert  Whitmer 

Business  Education; Battle  Creek 

Political Science; Birmingham 

':' Katherine  Mildred  Zeeb 

Business  Education;  Jackson 

Barbara Jean Powell 

Business  Education;  Lansing 

Marvin  Charles  Rank 

Economics; "Grosse  Pointe  Woods 

Frances Ellen Reneau 

Business  Education;  Detroit 

Mary Jane  Robertson 

Business  Education;  E.  Lansing 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR OF  SCIENCE 

Kenneth  Ronald  Allard 

Police  Administration;  Flint 

Robert  Frank Antonino 

Ralph  Douglas  Gilpin 

Police  Administration; 

Mt.  Clemens 

Police  Administration;Ironwood 

Richard  Kerr Guenther 

':' Richard  Alexander  Atkins 

Police  Administration; 

Carthage,  Illinois 

James  Everett  Ayotte 

Police  Administration; 

Grosse  Pointe 

Donald  Paul  Jones 

Harold  Franklin Paul 

Police  Administration;  Flint 

Richard H.  Price 

Police  Administration;  Pontiac 

James  Vincent  Rich 

Police Administration; 

Meadville,  Penna. 

Police  Administration; Bay  City 

James  Raymond  Kepford 

Police  Administration;Bay  City 

Police  Administration; Muskegon 

Robert  Dean  Rodemeyer 

Police  Administration;  Sturgis 

Floyd  Cleveland  Robinson 

Robert  Charles  Barnum 

Police  Administration;  Lansing 

William  Walter Bartels 

Shirley  Ann  Lazarecki 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Gerald B.  Luzader 

Police  Administration; 
Belmond,  Iowa 

Mary  Elizabe th Rohde 

Frank I.  Belecky 

Police  Administration; 

Cheyenne,  Wyoming 

Ronald Owen Brown 

Police  Administration; 

Rochester,  New  York 

Police  Administration; Three  River s 

Police  Administration; 

John  E.  MacArthur 

Police  Administration; 

Santa Barbara,  Calif. 

Lynn  Perkins  Marcy 

Grand  Rapids 

Richard Allan  Rosen 

Police  Administration;Lansing  I 

William  Thomas  Ryan,  Jr. 

Police  Administration;  Crystal 

Police  Administration;  Ypsilanti 

Police  Administration;Rochester 

Police  Administration; 

George  Warren Burt 

James  Peter McLaughlin 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

tWilliam  Thielman  Carlton,  Jr. 

Clifton  Lee  Mentzer 

Police  Administration;  Laurium 

Police  Administration; 

Robert  Emmit  Craig,  Jr. 

Police  Administration; 
Chicago,  Illinois 

Donald  Gene  Czinder 

Police  Administration; 

Grand  Haven 

James  David  DeHaan 

New  Harmony,  Indiana 

Donald Harold  Metro 

~' Earl Beckwith  Milburn 

Police  Administration; 

San  Antonio,  Texas 

Doris  Ann  Mullen 

Police  Administration;Grand  Rapids 

Police  Administration; Detroit 

Norman  Stanley  Dudzik 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Robert  James  Esveldt 

Andrew  Joseph  Murtagh 

Police  Administration; 
Foleyet,  Canada 

Police  Administration; Dearborn 

Roland  Lorne  Nafus 

Eugene  Bernard  Freund 

Police  Administration;  Oscoda 

John  Kristopherson  Frost 

Police  Administration;  Pontiac 

Maurice  Duane  Geiger 

Police  Administration; 

Niagara  Falls,  New  York 

Andrew  Nelson 

Police  Administration; 
Chicago,  Illinois 

Police  Administration;  Bath 

Robert  Lee  Orvos 

Virginia  Antoinette  Sobotka 

Police  Ad:qlinistration;  Dearborn 

Lloyd  L.  Speer,  Jr. 

Police  Administration; 

Wheaton,  Illinois 

James  Joseph Sweeney 

Staten  Island,  N.Y. 

Robert  James  Taylor 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Carol  Aleda  Traynick 

Police  Administration;  Portland 

William  S .  Wadsworth 

Police  Administration;  Grand Blanc 

Robert  Francis Walsh 

Police  Administraticm; 

Brooklyn,  New  York 

Robert  James Weatherwax 

Police  Administration; 

Scotia,  New  York 

James  Anthony  White 

Police  Administration; 

Neopit,  Wisc. 

Michael  James  Whittaker 

Henry Herman "Gerecke 

Police  Administration; 
Chester,  Illinois 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF  ARTS 

William  Walter  Adams 

Food  Distribution;  E.  Cleveland, O. 

Dale  Albert  Blanchard 

Restaurant  Management; 
Kalamazoo 

William  Bertram Brooks 

G e neral Business;  Farmington 

James  Howard  Brown 

General  Business;  Huntington  Woods 

9"  WIth  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Margaret  Jane  Pattinson 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Police  Administration;  Bay  City 

Alvin  James  Zimmerman 

Police  Administration; 

" 

Traverse  City 

Bruce  Erwin  Chapman 

Food  Distribution;  Detroit 

Albe rt  Leon Condino 

Franklin Wallace  Creager 

General  Business;  Three  Rivers 

Thomas  Arlen  Creager 

Economics;  Niagara  Falls,  N.Y. 

Food  Distribution;  Climax 

Francis  Jerome  Coomes 

Political Science;  Lansing 

Lynn  Roger  Crawford 

General Business;  Alma 

Ross  Lafitte  Cunningham 

Hotel  Management;  Chicago, Ill. 

Luiz  Felippe  Valle  da  Silva 

General  Business;  Brazil 

Herbert  Leighton  Dean 

Accounting;  Niagara  Falls,  N.Y. 

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COLLEGE  OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

Wendell  Ralph  Dickinson 

Leon  Charles  Longchamp 

Rachael  Orr Schepkowski 

Political Science;  Ontario, N. Y. 

Food  Distribution;  New -York, N.Y. 

Social  Work;  Brevard,  N.C. 

Neil  Bernard  Donavan 

Food  Distribution; 

Lewis  Freeman  Duckworth 

Longmeadow,  Mass. 

Jerrold  Thomas  Markham 

General  Business;  Alpena 

Ernest Edwin  Mazurek 

Food  Distribution; 

Food  Distribution;  Luverne, Ala. 

Amsterdam,  New  York 

Robert  Mel  Freeman 

Bruce  Henry McLennan 

Dale  Eugene  Shaw 

Food  Distribution; 

New  Castle,  Penna. 

David  Robinette  Shelby 

Food  Distribution; 

LaFollette,  Tenn. 

Hotel  Management;  Coral Gables,Fla 

General  Business;  Avon, Conn. 

C~ryle John  Sherwin 

Margaret Gwendolyn  Fuller 

Political Science;  East  Lansing 

Harry Evans  GrHfith 

General  Business;  Howell 

Larry C.  Grubaugh 

Douglas  Paul  Mulholland 

Economics;  Charlotte 

LelandBtanford Nemechek,  Jr . 
Food  Distribution; 

Denver,  Colorado 

General Business;  St. Charles 

Lee  Neugent 

Food  Distribution;  Troy,N. Y. 

Donald  Grant Sinsabaugh 

Accounting;  Davison 

James  Arthur Slater 

General  Business;  Grand  Rapids 

Carl  Anthony  Smith 

Donald  Edward Harrington 

Economics;  Grand Rapids 

Economics;  Defiance,  Ohio 

Food  Distribution; Bronx, N. Y. 

Troy  Eric  O'Brien,  Jr. 

Joseph  Charles Harvath 

.  General  Institutional  Management; 

Hotel  Management; 

Montreal,  Canada 

Michel  Hawie 

Clio 

Political  Science;  Cairo, Egypt 

Robert  Joseph Higginbotham 

General  Business; Maplewood, Mo. 

Michael  John  Jackman,  Jr. 

Mark  Joseph  0' Connell 

General  Business; 

Escanaba 
Pearl Wesley  Parker 

General  Business; 

Isle  of  Wight,  Virginia 

General  Business;Waterloo, Iowa 

John  Alan  Perry' 

Mary  Keegan 

Political  Science;  Kalamazoo 

Hotel  Management;  Flint 

William  Robert  Pugh 

Don  Everett  Tilton 

Food  Distribution; 

Topeka,  Kansas 

Richard  Douglas  Verheul 

General  Business;  Three  Rivers 

Jack Edgar Wagar 

Accounting;  Edmore 

Carter Elmer Wallen 

Hotel  Management; 

New  Britain,  Conn. 

Stephen  Arthur Wasser 
Food  Distribution; 

Food  Distribution;  Youngstown,  O. 

Schenectady,  New  York 

Robert  Thomas  Kennedy 

Food  Distribution;  Kearny, N.J. 

H .  Robert  Kull 

Sylvester  Joseph  Puglia 
Food  Distribution; 

Hotel  Management;Royal  Oak 

Brownsville,  Penna. 

George  Anthony  LaVecchia 

Eugene  Lewis  Raab 

Food  Distribution; Nutley, N.J. 

General  Business;  Caledonia 

Peter Carl  Lindquist 

Raimar  Richers 

Kurt  Ernst Weil 

General  Business 

Sao  Paulo,  Brazil 

Robert  Thomas  Wich 

Food  Distribution; 

St.  Louis,  Missouri 

General  Business;  Schoolcraft 

General  Business; 

Albert  L.  Wrisley,  Jr. 

Anne  Marcella Long 

Institutional  Administration; 
Kansas  City,  Missouri 

Sao  Paulo,  Brazil 

Hotel  Management;  Northport  Point 

Robert  Owen  Rupprecht 

Joseph Emile  Zola,  Jr. 

General  Business;  Saginaw 

Food  Distribution;  Johnstown, Pa. 

James  Stanton  Ryan,  Jr. 

Alvin  Paul  Zvoda 

.Hotel  Management;  Silver  City, N.  M. 

General  Institutional  Management; 
Kenosha,  Wisconsin 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF SOCIAL  WORK 

Mary  Thorpe  Bacon 

Social Work;  Lansing 

Philip  Leon Clark 

Social Work;  Detroit 

Jack  Donald  Eaton 

Social  Work;  Lansing 

Jean Barbara Haslett 

Social  Work;  Lansing 

M.  Marianne  Marin 

Social  Work;  Gwinn 
William  Francis  Nicholas 

Social  Work;  Livonia 

Adeana Willson Peterson 

Social Work;  Detroit 

Oliver Robert  Williams 

Social  Work;  Freedom, N. Y. 

Ward Wayne  Wood 

Social Work;  Lansing 

Jean Elizabeth Wright 

Social  Work;  Coldwater 

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COLLEGE 

OF 

EDUCATION 

The  candidates  will  be  presented  by 

DEAN  CLIFFORD E.  ERICKSON 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF ARTS 
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 

Delphine  Lillian Alaniva 

Dearborn 

Erma  Gretchen Alexander 

Lainsburg 
Georgialee  Anderson 
Pontiac 

Jean  Leslie  Anderson 

Rockford,  Illinois 

Joann  Anderson 

Garde-n  City 

~' Ann Gi llette  Austin 
Hi ghland  Park 

Bonnie  Lucille  Baker 

Battle  Creek 
Katharine  Harrison Baker 
Toledo,  Ohio 
':' Marlene  Joy  Barr 
Detroit 

':' Jill  Joan  Barrett 
Flint 

Julian  Raphael  Bass 
Detroit 

Joan  Elizabeth Benjamin 

Detroit 
Dorothy Jane  Berry 
Grand  Rapids 

R.  Sharon  Beyer 

Detroit 
Elvira Jean  Bisogni 
Pontiac 

Elsie  Lucille  Borgula 

Muskegon  Hts. 

Georgia  Ellen  Johnson  Botke 

Lansing 

Vernagene  Evelyn Briggs 
East  Lansing 

Nancy  Ann  Brown 

Lexington 

Sally  Browne 

Grosse  Pointe 

*Jeanne  Brumbaugh 

Shaker  Heights,  Ohio 

Cleora  Sue  Buczkowski 

South  Bend,  Indiana 

Ellen  Kay  Catchick 
Detroit 
Gayle  Ann  Cattley 

Muskegon 
Marian  Frances  Cesar 

Akron 

Sadie  Chame lly 

Grand  Rapids 
Beverly Jean  Christensen 

Whi ting,  Indiana 

~' Kenneth Robert  Church 
Jonesville 
Marcia  Dale  Cleve ring 

Sturgis 

* With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

Audrey Dorothy  Coleman 
Hazel  Park 

Brenda Jane  Covell 
Plymouth 

Margot  Suzanne  Cowan 

Eas t  Lansing 

Marian Alice  Cowley 

Lake  Odessa 

Jacqueline  May  Cox 
Howell 

Jacqueline  Ann  Coxon 

Birmingham 
':' Beverle  Laird  Crawford 
Grand  Rapids 

Mary  Suzanne  Crede 

Birmingham 
Laurel  L .  Culver 

Bay  City 

tSharon  Lynne  Cushman  , 
Port Huron 
Fredda  Louise  DeClercq 

Lansing 

Martha  Elise  Dieterle 

Detroit 
Diane  Lou  Dragomer 
Detroit 

Barbara Joan  Eichler 

Farmington 

Jean  Ann  Elliott 
Coldwater 
':' Peggy  Helen  Everhart 
Lansing 
Jo  Ann  Ewing 

Mayville 

Mary  Fagan 

Flint 
tMary Ann  Flagg 

Battle  Creek 

Lilah  Grace  Goodwin 
Boyne  City 

Beverly Ann  Greig 
Detroit 

Nancy  Lee  Haar 

Saginaw 

Julie  Pochelon  Hageman 

Detroit 
Clara Jane  Hamlin 

Farmington 
Marilyn  Corinne  Harding 

Fremont,  Indiana 

Lois  Ann  Harrington 

Kenmore,  New  York 
William  Alexander  Hendrickson 

Ironwood 

Joan  Elizabeth  Herman 

Jackson 
Priscilla Jean  Hickey 
Port  Huron 

Gail  Elaine  Himes 

Royal  Oak 

Sally  Anne  Hocott 

Eaton Rapids 

Beulah  Uretta  Holland 

East  Lansing 
Mary  Thelma  Hotop 

Kalamazoo 

Reba  Mae  Howd 

Lansing 

Geraldine  Rae  Hubbard 
Buchanan 

Valerie  Kean  Huff 
Lansing 
Grace  Dorothy Hunn 
Gaines 

tJanice  Mae  Hunt 

Monroe 

Ann  Kathryn  Hilliard  Fosket 

Beverly Ann  Hutchins 

Eaton  Rapids 
Elaine  Marie  Foust 

Royal  Oak 
Rosalie  Joyce  Franklin 

Three  Rivers 

Elizabeth  Yvonne  Brant  Freemark 

Ecorse 

Patricia  Marian  Fuehrer 
Huntingwoods 

Marian  Garfield 

Parma 

Kathe  Gau 

Detroit 
Janice  H.  Gerred 

Lansing 

'~ Jean Margaret Gilbert 
Centerline 

Ann  Lee  Glassford 
Flint 

Mary Carolyn Glynn 
Saginaw 

28 

Highland  Park,  Illinois 

Alice  Jeannette  Irwin 

Detroit 
Joan  Jean Jachalke 

D.imondale 

Joyce  Ellen Jackson 
Lansing 

Yvonne  Elizabeth Jackson 

Lansing 
Jean  Leone  Jacobs 

White  Hall 
Jean Ann  J envey 
Holt 
* Patricia Lee  Johnson 

Indianapolis,  Indiana 

'~Judith Ann  Johnston 

Tweed,  Ontario,  Canada 

Elaine  Doris  Kauffman 

Pittsburgh,  Pa . 

Sally Ann  Kehoe 

Grosse  Pointe  Woods 

, 
* Ruth Helen  Klaus 

Sandusky 

Patri cia  Lee  Kline 
Sturgis 

Mary  Katherine  Kuesthardt 

Toledo,  Ohio 
Helen  Marie  Laberteaux 

Hastings 

Ruth  Larkins 
Detroit 
* Bette  Eileen  Larson 
Romeo 
* Janet  Ellen  LaRue 

Frankfort 

JoAnn  Lassen 

Battle  Creek 

tIris  Patricia  Leonard 
Detroit 

Detroit 

Janice  Elizabeth Leukhardt 
* Mary Annette  Limberg 
Midland 
Jane  Emma  Little 
Linden 

Mary Day  Mack 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

13arbara  Jeanne  Macklin 

Detroit 
*Alberta  Lou  Magel 
Birmingham 
Jacqueline  Yvonne  Martin 
Battle  Creek 

L.  Eileen  Maten 

Detroit 
Elna  Irene  Mattson 
Eaton  Rapids 
Duane  George  Maycock 
Dearborn 

Margaret Ann  McCaffree 
East LanSing 
* Patricia Anne  McDonald 

Detroit 

Grace  McNeilly 
Grass  Lake 
* Kathleen  Leone  McRae 
East Detroit 
Janet  Jean  Meloche 
Lincoln  Park 

* Ruth  Thon  Miller 

Dearborn 

Helen  Ann  Molloy 

West  Branch 

* Ellen  Corinne  Moore 
Detroit 
Janet L.  Moreland 
Grand  Rapids 
Dorothy  Lee  Moritz 
Harper  Woods 
Margaret  Marion  Morrison 

Detroit 
Jane  Louise  Morton 
* Sally Subar  Moses 
East  Lansin~ 

Muskegon 

Kay  Shirley  Moss 

Saginaw 
tMary  Katherine  Neal 
Detroit 

Marie  Dianne  Neumann 

Ea st  Lansing 

Sally Sue  Nielsen 
Port  Huron 

* Sally  F .  Noble 

East  Lansing 
Carole  Jane  Noullet 
Lincoln  Park 
Patricia  Evelyn  Nymberg 

Detroit 

Marianne Therese  O' Dowd 

Leslie 

~,  Wl th  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION  (Continued) 

Ivah  Sue  Smith 

Henderson 

tMarcia Ann  Smith 

Rochester 
Ruth  Ann  Smith 

Detroit 
~( Virginia Carol  Smith 

Charlevoix 

Janet  Elaine  Snyder 
Ferndale 
* Janice  Hutton  Somers 

Elmhurst ,  Illinois 
* R i ta  Theresa Spigarelli 
Dearborn 
Ervyette  Ellen Sprague 

Corunna 

Joanne  Martin  Sproule 

Birmingham 

Anne  Louise  Steiner 
Detroit 

Marilyn  Kay  Stephens 
Port  Huron 

Nancy  Ann  Straffon 

Croswell 
Patricia Ann  Strobel 
Lansing 

Prudence  June  Stuckey 
Elmhurst,  Illinois 

Nancy Alban  Sturm 

Ypsilanti 

Dorothy  M ,mson  Sullivan 

Muskegon 

.Nina  M.  Swanson 

Dearborn 
Cora  Addelaide  Swartz 

East  Lansmg 

Lucille S.  Sweat 

Huntington Woods 

Allen  Isaac  Syrjala 
Ironwood 

Barbara Conroy  Tallman 
East  Detroit 

Norma Wake  Tennant 
Onondaga 

Mary Jane  Tenny 

Dearborn 

"~ Phyllis Lorraine  Terman 

Sault Ste  Marie 

*Idamarie  Thome 

Grand  Rapids 

Norma  Jean  Thompson 
Muske gon 

Marilyn  Todd 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

Albertine  Mary Tomits 

Little  Neck,  New  York 

Barbara Ann  Trumble 

Jackson 

Carolyn  Jean  Tulledge 
Dearborn 

Miriam  Lee  Turley 
East  Lansing 

Ruth  He len  Tuttle 
Butler,  Pa . 
Dorothy Ethe l  Tyukodi 

Detroit 

Peggy Jean  Urka 

Grand  Rapids 
* Tamara Ann  VanBuskirk 

Lansing 

Margery Lorraine  VanBaarle 

Harbor Springs 

Dolores  Jeanne  Sprayman  Vanderlaan 

Lansing 

Gretchen Ann  VanDirsten 

Detroit 
Sara  Jane  VanDuz e r 
Detroit 
Sally  Ann  Wallace 
Saginaw 

* Ellen Gail  Oliver 
Detroit 
Frances  Mae  Page 

Potterville 
Joan  Kathryn  Passine 

Ecorse 
Judith  Lee  Pence 

Dearborn 

Patricia Audrey  Petermann 

Lansing 

Menominee 

Maureen  Catherine  pfankuch 
* Nancy  Jean  Pickard 
Detr6it 
Janee  Lynn  Pieters 
Richland 

Marijane  Tomlinson  Poirier 

Detroit 

Margaret  Knapp  Pope 
Muskegon 

Suzanne  Irene  Pos t 

Ionia 

Mary Janet  Procissi 

Bloomfield,  New  Jersey 

Norma  Aileen  Pruder 

Battle  Creek 
Joanne  Marie  Pulte 
Grand  Rapids 
Donna  Ro se  Quandt 

Grosse  Ile 

Joan  Martin  Regel 

Allen  Park 

Bonnie  Lancaster  Replogle 

Battle  Creek 

Betty Jean  Rider 

Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Mary Jacob  Rienstra 

Romeo 

Margaret  Fay Rinehart 

Webster  Groves ,  Mo. 

Beatrice  Ringgold 
Pontiac 
* Sally  Mildred  Roach 

Dearborn · 

Barbara  Laidlaw Roberts 

Royal  Oak 

Jean  Marie  Rogers 

Montrose 

Nancy  Ann  Rollin 
Tawas  City 

Mary  JoAnne  Rood 
East Lansing 

LliLUralie  Ann  Rosine 
Lansing 

Sondra  Jane  Ross 

Owosso 
Philip  Donald  Rowley 
Lansing 

Margaret  Ann  Ruttledge 

Harbert 
Constance  Lynn  Ryan 

Grand  Rapids 

Jeanne  Selma  Rydholm 

Grosse  Pointe 

Carole  Ann  Saeger 
Detroit 

;Muy  Elosia  Schiffmann 
Walled  Lake 
VaLaraMaiden Schraegle 

Lansing 
Ruth  Eleanor Shapton 

Holt 
* Eleanor  Ann  Shaw 

Midland 

Reland  Hansen  Si.lvernale 
East  Lansing 
Donald  Raymond  Slezak 

Bay  City 
Helen  McCrumb  Smith 
Portland 

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Mary Ellen Wanderscheid 
Grand  Rapids 
, 

Mariellen Whitton 
Flint 

Ann  Louise  Wilhelm 

Ottawa,  Illinois 

Kathleen  Ellen Wood 
Midland 

Martha  Ann  Yahnka 
Dearborn 

Pauline  Joyce  Yesayian 

Highland  Park 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

William  Banks  Alfred 

Industrial  Arts;  Bloomingdale 

David  Joel  Anderson 

Industrial  Arts;  Stambaugh 

Robert  William  Arnold 

Industrial  Arts;  Mason 

Joseph Henry  Badaczewski 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Seanor,  Pa . 

James  George  Becker 

Health,  Physical  Educatio nand 
Recreation;  Rochester 

Richard John Jones 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Detroit 
~" Julianne Elizabeth  Kelley 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Royal  Oak 

Jean  C.  King 

,  Health,  Physical  E d~cation and 

Recreation;  Detroit 
William  Russell  Kuhlman 

Health  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Rogers  City 

Lydia  Filamenia  Borrillo 

Elizabeth Josephine  Laidlaw 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Detroit 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Greenwich,  Conn. 

*Marjorie  Mae  Bramwill 

~' Gloria Ann  Leavens 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Detroit 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recr.eation;  Bay  City 

John  Brana 

Indus trial  Arts; 
Dearborn 

Barbara Anne  Burchell 

Bob  Eugene  Lehman 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Hicksville,  Ohio 

John Junior  Lewis 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Detroit 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Fremont,  Ohio 

Bruce  Harvard  Coleman 

Anita Siegunde  Link 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Grand  Rapids 

William  Dale  Dodge 

Industrial  Arts;  Lansing 

Stanley  Joseph  Dubois 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Detroit 

Gene  Victor  Elliott 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Huntingburg,  Ind. 

William  Richard  Ford 

Health,  Physical  Educat ion and 
Recreation;  Highland  Park 

George  William  Fox 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Fowler 
Duane  Allen  Franskoviak 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Milwaukee,  Wis 

David  Lee  Goodell 

Health,  Physical Education  and 
Recreation;  Mt.  Pleasant 

Rodger  Joseph Herson 

Industrial  Arts;  Ingalls 

Gay  Lynn  Herwick 

Health,  Physical Education  and 
Recreation;  Barberton,  Ohio 

Dale  Francis  Hollern 

Health,  Physical Education  and 
Recreation;  Ashville,  Pa . 

Donald  John  Hudak 

. 

Industrial  Arts;  Barnesboro,  Pa. 

Ann Elisabeth Jefferys 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Toledo,  Ohio 

Margaret  Ann  Johnson  . 

Health,  Physical Education  and 
Recreation;  Fraser 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Detroit 

Betty Lou  Lundstedt 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Tarentum,  Pa. 

Choken  Maekawa 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Kohala,  Hawaii 

Julius  L.  McCoy 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Farrell,  Pa. 

Mark Allen  McIntosh 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Hoagland,  Ind. 

Joseph Albert  McKeown,  Jr. 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Highland  Park 

Patricia Zelma  McLay 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Detroit 

. Donald  Edwin  Moffatt 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Caledonia 

Robert  Frederick Nelson 

Industrial  Arts;  Bay City 

Bruce  Jack Noble 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Saginaw 
':' Domenic k  Joseph Paradise 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Seneca  Falls,  N.  Y. 

Gerald Robert  Planutis 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  West  Hazelton,  Pa. 

Narcissa  Frances  Polk 

Health,  Pltysical  Education and 
Recreation;  Chicago,  Ill. 

John  Victor  Polomsky 

. 

Industrial  Arts;  Cleveland,  Ohto 

Byron  Joseph Potter 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Lowell 

Paul  Pozega 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Bessemer 

james Allen  Raymond 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Lansing 

Embry Lee  Robinson 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

Constance  Booth Sande r 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Chicago,  Ill. 

*Richard Lewis Severance 

Hearth,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Pittsford 

*Loa  Zay Sheridan 

Health,  Physical Education  and 
Recreation;  Grosse  Pte 

Patricia Ann Sikkenga 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Muskegon 

Robert  Bruce Slack 

Industrial  Arts;  Lansing 

William  Elmer Smiley 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Bay City 

* David George  Smith 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Charlevoix 

Marjorie  Lu Smith 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  VanDyke 

Ronald  Joe Stauffer 

Health,  Physical Education  and 
Recreation;  Ft ..  Wayne:  I.nd. 

Joyce  E.  Stencel 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Ionia 

Richard Royce  Stutsman 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Tulsa,  Okla. 

Marie  Antonette  Terranova 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Lansing 

George  Henry  Thomas 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Detroit 
Edward Eugene  Townsend 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Lansing 

Max  J.  Vibbert 

Industrial  Arts;  Corunna 

Paul  Dwight  Vincent 

Industrial  Arts;  Yale 

Karen Seraphine  Violetta 

Health,  Physical Education  and 
Recreation;  Negaunee 

John  Martin  Weinlander 

Industrial  Arts~ Wyandotte 

Neil  Thomas  Winebrenner 

Industrial  Arts;  Toledo,  Ohio 

John  Emerson Woolley 

Industrial  Arts;  Mt.  Clemens 

Edw.ard  Joseph  Zalar 

Health,  Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Barberton,  Ohio 

)~  With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

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< THE  NAMES  OF  THOSE  STUDENTS  WHO  ARE  RECEIVING  DEGREES  WHICH  ARE  DUALLY  AWARDED  WITH  THE  OTHER 

COLLEGES  ARE  LISTE D  UNDER  THE  COLLEGES  OF  AGRICULTURE,  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLI-C  SERVICE,  COMMUNICATION 
ARTS,  HOME  ECONOMICS  AND  SCIENCE  AND  ARTS. 

COLLEGE  OF  EDUCA TION  (Continued) 

DEGREE  OF  MASTER  OF  ARTS 

Charles Stanley  Albeck 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Chenoa,  Ill. 

William  Wood  Arbaugh 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Detroit 

Paulos G.  V.  Asrat 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Addis  Ababa,  Ethiopia 

Norbert Stanley  Badar 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Flint 

Maurice  Eugene  Baldwin 

Health,  Physical Education  and 
Recreation;  LanSing 

Jean Roe  Barton 

Administrative  and  Educatimal 
Services;  Lansing 

Winifred  Bedford 

Teacher  Education;  East  Lansing 

Dale  D.  Beery 

Administrative  Educational 
Services;  Roscommon 

Donald  Dean  Bennett 

Health,Physical Education and 
Recreation;  Portland 

Richard  Anthony  Berger 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Chicago,  Ill. 

Charles  Ernest  Beyette 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Caro 
Roger  Albert  Boline 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Nashville 

Steve  E .  Bordano 

' 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Wakefield 

Richard  Carlton Box 

Administrative  Educational 
Services;  Flint 

Marjorie  Jean Bradley 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Petoskey 

Fred J.  Brieve 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Holland 

David  Morse  Bull 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Shrewsbury,  Mass. 

Clayton  Paul Bunce 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Alma 

Lionel  Dale  Bush 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Fennville 

Harry Robert  Butler 

Administrati ve  and  Educational 
Services;  Lansing 

Thomas  S.  Campi 

Foundations  of  Education 

Brighton 

Mary Evelyn  Clark 

Foundations  of  Education 

Lansing 

Donovan G .  Cronkhite 

Administrative  and  Education 
Services;  Stockbridge 

Mary  Jane  Curry 

Administrative  and  Education 
Services;  Brockway,  Pa. 

lone  Lorene  DeMay 

Administrative  and  Education 
Services;  Jackson 

Stanley Drobac 

,  Administrative  and  Education 
Services;  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

John  Lawrence  Eccker 

Administrative  and  Education 
Services;  Nanticoke,  Pa. 

Kenneth  Earl Eckman 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Williamston 

William  Robert  Eckstrom 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Grant 

William  LaVerne  Espie 

Teacher Education:  Hanover 

Robert  K.  Ford 

Carole  Jane  Jacobs 

Foundations  of  Education; 

Belleville 
Byron  Cad Johnson 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Reed  City 

David  Lee  Johnson 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Beulah 
Loren Henry Houtman 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  E.  Grand  Rapids 

Ola  Maxine  Juderjohn 

Administrative  and Educational 
Services;  Mason 

Raymond  Mike  Kaluzynski 

Adminis t rative  and  Educational 
Services;  Lewiston,  Maine 

Francis Carl  Kenel 

Industrial  Arts;  Reese 

Corydon James  Kernen 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Lansing 

John  Thomas  Knox 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Lake Orion 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Saginaw 

Sarojini  B.  Gadre 

Edwin Willard  Koons 

Teacher ,Education;  Jabalpur,  India 

Harrison Gardner 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Lansing 

Vocational  Education;  Barryton 

Leora  M.  Lane 

Freda Grant 

Teacher Education;  Lansing 

Robert  Eugene  Griffin 

Administrative  and  Educationa~ 
Services;  Shelby 

Peter Paul Griswold 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Canton,  N.  Y . 

John  Lee  Gun~ry 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Grand  Blanc 

Randall  Lee  Hagerman 

Health,  Physical  Ed.cation and 
Recreation;  Detroit 

Arnold  Morris  Haugen 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Eau  Claire 

Charles  Edward  Hazel 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Mason 

Richard  Lowe  Helm 

Administrative  and  Educational ' 
Services;  Tuscola,  Ill. 

Vera  Kathleen  Helveston 

Administrati vie  and  Educational 
Services;  Lansing 

David  Norman  He~s 

Foundations  of  Education 
Williamston 
Helene  Blanka  Holmberg 
Teacher Education 

Menomonie,  Wis. 

Frederick Joseph HQrn 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Saginaw 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Perry 
Robert  Millard  Larson 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Rock 
Robert  Douglas  Lock 

Administrati ve  and  Educational 
Services;  Lansing 

Margaret  Helen  Luker 

Teacher  Education;  E.  Lansing 

Wayne  Rowan  Maes 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Port  Huron 

Earl  Leo  Maloney 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Chicago,  Ill. 

Jack B.  Mason 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Kalkaska 

Milford  Thomas  Mason 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Charlotte 

RoseAnn  McAllister 

Teacher  Education;  Gr.  Ledge 

Leslie  George  McCain,  Jr. 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Servi ces; Traverse  City 

Robert  Woodard  McClew 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Stockbridge 

Allyn  Lohr  McCormic 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  East  Lansing 

Raymond  Francis  McKay 
T e acher  Education 
Ironwood 
Malcolm  N.  McNeil 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Grand Blanc 

Mary  Miller 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

James  Richard Mills 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Royal  Oak 

Robert  Monroe  Clark,  Jr. 

Andrew  Joseph Hudec 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Mishawaka,  Ind. 

Harry  John  Coble 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Leon,  Iowa 

Paul George  Cook 

Health,  Physical Education  and 
Recreation;  Lansing 

Health,  Physical  Education and 
Recreation;  Windsor,  Ontario 

Aileen  Anderson Hutchinson 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  East  Lansing 

Norman  Allen  Jackson 

Health,  Physi'cal  Education  and 
Recreation;  Tamp8,  Florida 

':'  With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

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/ 

Mary  Evelyn  Nelson 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Servi c es;  Farmington,  Minn. 

Ellis  Eugene  Nixon 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Spring  Lake 

Alberta  Aiko  Nobu 

Administra  ive  and  Educational 
Services ;  Lahaina,  Hawaii 

Jane  Susan  0' Hern 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Winthrop,  Mass. 

Herbert  Waldo  Olson 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Detroit 

Duane  Wilbur  Ongstad 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  St.  Johns 

Larnell  Robert  Parker 

Vocational  Education; 

Smithfield,  Va. 

John  Donald  Parr  . 

Teacher  Education;  Alpena 

Tukaram  Yeshwant  Patil 

Vocational  Education; 

Padmala,  Bombay,  India 

Patricia  Anne  Perry 

Foundations  of  Education; 

Lansing 

Dorothy  Dundas  Peterson 

Teacher  Education;  Fenton 

Jess  Elizabeth  Pinch 

) 

La wrence  Bruce  Quist 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Grand  Rapids 

Virginia  Louise  Renshaw 

Vocational  Education;  Coldwater 

Eugene  N.  Rhodes 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Lansing 

Mildred  Elizabeth  Richardson 

Foundations  of Education;' 

Queen  City,  Texas 

Donna  Jean  Robison 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Detroit 

Randall  Patterson Schrecengost,  Jr. 
Health ,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation ;  Kittanning,  Pa. 

Leonard  Nicholas  Schregardus 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Muskegon  Hts. 

Katherine  Papajohn Sgouris 

Norma  Mae  Stafford 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Niles 
Leslie  Ewing  Steen,  Jr. 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  East  Lansing 

Milford  Allen  Stern 

Administrative  and  Educ ational 
Services;  Detroit 

Rita  Lee  Stout 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services ;  Grant,  Nebraska 

Kathryn  Blair Swarthout 

Foundations  of  Educationj 
East  Lansing 

Douglas  Samuel  Tait 
. 

Vocational  Education; 

Lincoln  Park 

Collis  Benton  Temple 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Kentwood,  La. 

Foundations  of  Education; 

Joseph  Thomas  Vellanti 

Detroit 
Katherine  DeLorme  Shoffstall 
Teacher  Education; 
Sumter,  S.  C. 

Wendell  A.  Shroll 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Grand  Rapids 

Grace  Anna  Siebers 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Grand  Rapids 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Lansing 

John  Paul  Walter 

Health,  Physical Education  and 
Recreation;  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

Shirley  Margaret  Wells 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services ;  Detroit 

Wesley  Waddell  Wenrich 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Lebanon,  Pa. 

Teacher  Education;  Lansing 

Ashley  Bowers  Sinnett 

Eugene  George  Plummer 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Sparta 
Patricia Gace  Polglase 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Calumet 

Thomas  Joseph  Powers 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Park  Ridge,  Ill. 

La Veda  Ilene  Poyet 

Teacher  Education;  Lansing 

Vocational  Education; 

Leon  Whi ttake r 

Barbara  Ruth  Southward 

Sodus 

Health,  Physical  Education  and 
Recreation;  Swampscott,  Mass. 

Patricia  McMitt Spross 

Teacher  Education; 
Lansing 

Frederick William  Stabley 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Dallastown,  Pa. 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Monroe,  La. 

Joseph  Roy' Williams 

Teacher  Education;  Slidell,  La. 

Thomas  Frank  Wurdock 

Administrative  and  Educational 
Services;  Royal  Oak 

Lois  Joe  Youngen 

Heal th,  Physical Education  and 
Recreation;  Seville,  Ohio 

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COLLEGE 

OF 

COMMUNICATION  ARTS 

The  candidates  will  be  presented  by 

DEAN  GORDON SABINE 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF ARTS 

*Marilyn  Joyce  Absher 

Speech; East  Point,  Georgia 

Donald  Albert  DeCook 

Speech;  Birmingham 

David  Merril Adams 

Journalism;  Lansing 

Dimitre Adich 

Speech;  East  Chicago, 

Indiana 

tSuzanne  Shera  Ames 
Speech;  Detroit 

John Anthony  Andrews 

Journalism;  Grand  Rapids 

tSilence  Margaret Andrews 

Journalism;  Flint 

John  Frank Angelacos 

Journalism;  Lansing 

Steven  Samuel Arnett 

Journalism;  East Lansing 

Wendell  Glen  Asplin 

Speech;  Lennon 
Richard  Edward Augenstein 

Journalism;  Lansing 

Paul  Hunker  Babbitt 

Speech;  East Grand  Rapids 

Roger  Stradley  Bellinger 

Speech;  Muskegon 

Harriet  Ella  Beloff 

Speech;  Merion,  Pennsylvania 

John  Thomas  Berry 

Journalism;  Detroit 

William  Lumby  Bird 

Speech;  Birmingham 

Paul  Albert  Michael  Blattner 

Journalism;  Grand  Rapids 

Judith  Kay  Bock 

Speech  Correction; 

Ann  Arbor 

Jane  Ellen  Boller 

Speech;  Rochester, 

New  York 
Barbara  Elaine  Brand 

Journalism;  Royal  Oak 

Archie  Edward  Case 
Speech;  Inkster 

Reid  Loren  Christensen 

Journalism;  Lansing 

Malcolm  Wallace  Citron 

Speech;  Baldwin,  New  York 

Joseph  James  Colucci 
Speech;  Monroe 

Gary  John  Cooper 

Speech;  Detroit 
Mary  Ellen  Crampton 
Speech;  Detroit 
Thomas  Howard  Crutcher 

Journalism;  Wyandotte 

* With  Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

Marilyn  Joanne  Eagle 

Journalism;  Flint 

Edith  Ellen  Ebel 

Speech;  Detroit 

Andrew  Ezergailis 
Journalism; 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

Herbert Leslie  Fine 

Speech;  Detroit 

Margaret  Mary  Fischer 

Speech;  Grosse  Pointe 

Allen  Boyd  Forbes 

Speech;  Lansing 
Kent  Jack  Fredericks 

Speech;  Wyandotte 

tRonald  Lee  Gainer 

Speech;  Traverse  City 

Paul Kenneth  Gaston 

Speech;  South  Haven 

* Emory  Roland  Geisz 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Dawn  Colleen George 

Journalism;  Grosse  Pointe  Woods 

John Andrew Goetz 

Speech;  Fenton 
Howard  B.  Goldberg 

Speech;  Bay  City 

James  Allan Grau 

Speech;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Nancy  Sue  Groby 

Speech;  Flint 
Robert  Eugene  Guth 

Speech;  Ovid 
James  Joseph Hammer 

Speech;  Ann  Arbor 

Carl W.  Harmon,  Jr. 

Speech;  Bellevue 
*Charles  Edwin  Harmon 

Journalism;  Lansing 
* Ellen Margaret  Harrington 
Speech;  Detroit 

Charles  Earl Hedstrom 
Speech;  Manistee 
Stephen  Brooke  Hinderliter 
Journalism;  Nashville 

Louis  Ives  III 

Speech;  Dearborn 

Patricia Mae  Ivey 

Speech;  Birmingham 

Warren William  Johnson 

Journalism;  Fremont 

Jack  Dingman Jourdain 

Journalism;  Lansing 

33 

Chosei  Kiyoshi  Kabira 

Speech; 

Donald  Russell  Kill 

Mawashi,  Okinawa 

Journalism; 

Michigan  City,  Indiana 

Claire  Carolyn  Kirby 

Speech;  Grand  Rapids 

David  Loyal  Knappen 

Speech;  Grand  Rapids 

Karen  Lynne  Koehler 

Journalism;  Detroit 

James  Allen  Kopko 

Journalism;  Birmingham 

Richard  Francis  Krupka 

Speech;  Traverse  City 

Richard  Leon  Lehman 

Journalism;  Roscommon 

Shirley  Helen  Leise 

Journalism;  East  Detroit 

William  Chapman Lewis 

Speech; 

Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Devere  Edward  Logan,  Jr. 
Speech;  Bay  City 

Albert  Clarke  Lucas 

Speech;  St.  Clair  Shores 

Myra  Lea MacPherson 

Journalism;  Ann  Arbor 

William  Edward  Martin 

Speech;  Jackson 

Robert  Hamilton Mason 

Speech;  Evanston,  Illinois 

'~Elizabeth Ann  McGlothlin 

Journalism;  Manistique 

James  Allen Merchant 

Speech;  Elkhart,  Indiana 

Laurence  Joel  Meyer 
Speech;  Marne 

Charles  Lee  Miller 

Journalism;  Williamston 

Keith Allison  Miller 

Speech;  Plymouth 

*Paul  Edward Moore 

Speech;  Owosso 

Richard  Reed  Morsches 

Speech;  Columbia  City, 

Indiana 

Hubert  James  Mortensen 

Speech;  Iron MOU"Atain 

Charles  Payne Neal 

Speech;  Detroit 
John  Whitcomb  North 

Speech;  Syracuse,  New  York 

COLLEGE OF  COMMUNICATION  ARTS (Continued) 

Daniel  Herbert Owens 

Speech;  Ionia 

Edward  Charles  Pardon III 

Journalism;  Ann  Arbor 

Nancy  Lou  Parker 

Speech;  Detroit 
Lauretta Ann  Paternoster 

Journalism; 

Liberty,  Missouri 

Martin  Leo  Perrini 

Speech;  Monroe 
Donald  Martin  Polzin 

Speech;  Grand  Rapids 

. Jennie  Townsend  Pond 

Speech;  Detroit 

Barbara  Janet  Raymond 
Journalism;  Flint 
Frederick  John  Rebman 
Speech;  Pinckney 

Thomas  Butler Reed 

Speech;  Williamston 

Douglas  Brickford Rider 

Speech;  Cleveland,  Ohio 

*Marilyn  Happ  Rider 

Speech;  Wilmette,  Illinois 

Norman  Lee  Robison 

Journalism;  Lansing 

Robert  Jack  Roosa 

Journalism;  Clawson 

Bruce  L.  Ruhlen 

Speech;  Jackson 

Orland  Leon  Russell 

Speech;  Jackson 
James  Duane  Schriner 

Journalism;  Flint 

Carmen LaRue  Seats 

Virginia  Lou  Shepherd 

Journalism;  Holland 
. 

Speech;  Detroit 

""Alice  Louise  Sherwood 

Speech;  Spring  Valley, 
New  York 

Da vid  John  Sly 

Speech;  Traverse  City 

Susan Alia  Smith 

Speech;  Dearborn 

Edwin  Martin  Spetman 

Journalism ;  Hillsdale 

Arthur  S.  Stachowiak 

Journalism,  Flint 

Jack  C.  Strasser 

Speech;  Evanston,  Illinois 

John  Richard  Swiderski 

Journalism;  Wyandotte 

James  Burton Taggart 

Speech;  Sturgis 
Charles Arthur  Thomas,  Jr. 

Speech;  Birmingham 

Patricia Ann  Tossy 

Speech;  Okemos 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF ARTS 
RECOMMENDED  JOINTLY  WITH  THE  COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

William  Alabang  Ubasa 

Speech;  Honolulu,  Hawaii 

Arthur  Dean  Underwood 

Journalism;  Morenci 

Robert  Van  Wesemael 
Speech;  Detroit 
William  Ernest Waites,  Jr. 
Speech;  Highland  Park 

W.  Jean  Weber 

Speech;  Pewamo 
Edward  Richardson Werner 

Speech;  Wellesley  Hills, 
Massachusetts 

Theodore  Guy  Williams 

Speech;  Eaton  Rapids 

Betty Ann. Williams 
. 
Jack  Frederick Wipper 

Speech;  Rochester,  New  York 

Speech;  LanSIng 

tBetty  Lou  Wortman 

Speech;  Pontiac 

Edward  Patrick Wozniak 

Speech;  Lansing 

Roger  Lynn  Young 

Speech;  Pontiac 

Paul  Tulane  Young,  Jr. 

Speech;  Detroit 

Harold  Douglas  Zantop 

Speech;  Allen  Park 

*Josephine  Emilia  Bastos 
Speech  Correction; 

Lake  George,  New  York 

Gloria  June  Capicotto 

Speech;  Bay  City 

Harlow  Munson  Claggett 

Speech;  Harrison 

Joyce Ann  Crow 

Spee·ch;  Rapid  City 

Elaine Agnes  Darden 

Speech  OJrrection; 

Lake  Orion 

Bernadine  Anne  Donakowski 
Speech;  Detroit 

Janice  Jane  Elkins 

Journalism;  Pontiac 

tLonnie  Levet  Emerick 

Speech;  Royal  Oak 

Julie  Ann  Estes 

Speech  Correction; 

Flint 

Patricia Anne  Friend 

Speech;  Evart 

*Sara AUce  Adams  Greer 
Speech  Correction; 

Glencoe,  Illinois 

DEGREE OF MASTER  OF ARTS 

Nobleza  Castro Asuncion 

Speech;  Manila,  Philippines 

Merlin  Edwin  Bement 

Speech;  Bedford,  Ohio 

Dale  Malotte  Blount 

Journalism;  St.  Clair Shores 

Mary  Rozetta  Braithwaite 

Speech;  Ripley,  New  York 

Herbert  Lawrence  Camburn 
Speech;  Morenci 
Edwin  Bernard  Fitzpatrick 
Speech;  Owosso 

* With Honor 
t  With  High  Honor 

Judith  Ann  Harwood 
Speech;  Ionia 
Beverly  Irene  Hay 

Speech;  Tecumseh 

Joan  Irving  Heflin 

Speech;  Birmingham 
Richard  Frederick  Helser 
Speech;  Monroe 
tGermaine  Kay  Holmes 

Speech  Correction; 
Grand  Rapids 

tRoberta Ann  Jeffers 
Speech; 

Battle  Creek 

Laurence  Johnson 

Speech  Correction; 
East  Lansing 

*Dorothy Alice  Kopacz 

Speech;  Roseville 
Barbara Jean  LeFurge 
Speech;  Lansing 

t Marita Marie  Mack 

Speech;  Pontiac 

Eleanor  Nobuko Muraki . 

Speech;  Hilo,  Hawaii 

James  Robert  O'Toole 

Speech;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Bette  Jean  Peckham 

Speech;  Greenville 
James  Joseph  Renkiewicz,  Jr. 

Speech;  Detroit 

Dietrich Joseph  Richter 

Speech;  Dundee 

*Sally  Lee  Salay 

Speech; 

Flint 

John  Roger  Schuneman 

Speech  Correction; 

Walnut,  Illinois 

Jo  Ann  Spadafore 

Speech;  Saginaw 

Myra  Lee  Stuck 

Speech;  Lansing 

Judith  Earleen Volkman 

Speech  Correction; 

Hammond,  Indiana 

Patricia Irene  Wagner 

Speech  Correction; 
Custer . 

Jack  Fred Waltz 

Speech  Correction; 
Grand  Rapids 

Archie  Eugene  Watson 

Speech;  Williamsburg 

Robert  James  Garrison 

Journalism;  Grand  Rapids 

Gary Gumpert 

Speech;  New  York,  New  York 
Sister  Kevin  Marie  I. H. M.  Hannon 

Speech;  Monroe 
Harold  Hearst  LeVay 

Speech;  New  York"  New  York 

Allan Richard  Maar 

Speech;  Buffalo,  New  York 

Donald  Louis  Murray 

Speech;  Kenosha,  Wisconsin 

Max  Russell  Proctor 

Speech;  Flint 
Pauline  K.  Schmookler 

Speech;  East  Lansing 

Thomas  Morton  Scott 

Speech;  Fulton,  Missouri 

Leonard  Shapiro 

Speech;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

Wandalee  Weaver 

Speech;  Hesston,  Kansas 

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SCHOOL 

FOR 

ADV~NCED GRADUATE  STUD·IES 

The  candidates  will  be  presented  by 

DEAN THOMAS HARRIS OSGOOD 

DEGREE  OF  DOCTOR  OF  EDUCATION 

Doris  Kerns  Eddins;  Buffalo,  New  York 

Thesis:  "A  Critical  Evaluation  of  a  Selected List of  Children's  Literature" 

• 

Helen Hinkson  Green;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "A Study  of the  Relationships  Which  Exist  Between the  Problems  Encountered by  High  School  Business 

Teachers  in  Sponsoring  Extra-Class  Activities  and  the  Preparation for  Sponsoring  Extra-Class  Activities 
Offored  by  Selected  Business  Education  Departments  in  Teacher  Training  Institutions" 

James  Roland  Hamilton;  Hazlehurst,  Mississippi 

Thesis:  "The  Preparation of  Michigan  Teachers  of  Vocational  Agriculture  in  Two  Areas  of  Farm Mechanics" 

Florence  Huntley  Hay ;  Bangor 

Thesis:  "Apparent  Reflections  of  Comenius' s  Philosophy  in  Contemporary  Education" 

Robert  William  Innis;  Williamsburg 

Thesis:  "A Study  of Attitudes  and  Interests  Concerning the  Air  Force  as  Expressed by  the  Cadets  of the  Michigan 

State  University Air Force  ROTC  Detachment" 

James  Donovan  Jackson;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "A Study  of  Conference Goals  as  Related  to  the  Planning  and  Evaluation  of  Educational  Conferences" 

Charles  Edward  King;  Lansing 

Thesis:  "A Case  Study  of  the  Evaluation  and  Use  of  Special  Television  Programs  as  an  Instructional  Aid  in 

Vocational  Agriculture" 

Robert  Emmett Martin;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "  Educational  Implications  of  a  Longitudinal  Case  Inventory" 

Cooperative  Health Association" 

Church" 

yron  Miller;  Webberville 

Thesis:  "An Analysis  of  Clinical  Cases  and  Non-Clinical  Cases  as  Determined  by  an Arithmetic  Proficiency  Test" 

Beatrice  Paolucci;  Sparland,  Illinois 

Thesis:  "Decision~Making in  Relation  to Management  in  Home  Economics  Classrooms by  a  Selected Group  of 

Beginning  Home  Economics  Teachers" 

Thomas  William  Walton;  East Lansing 

Thesis:  "A Study  of the  Administrative  Practices  Used  in  the  Operation  of  Thirty  Selected Part-Time  School 

Camp  Programs  in  Michigan" 

DEGREE  OF  DOCTOR  OF  PHILOSOPHY 

Wade  Huff  Andrews;  Ogdon,  Utah 

Thesis:  "Some  Correlates  of  Rural  Leadership and  Social  Power  Among  Inter-Community  Leaders" 

Howard  George  Applegate;  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Tnesis:  "Effect  of  Several  Haloginated  Benzoic  Acids  on  Flowering. 

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SCHOOL  FOR  ADVANCED GRADUATE  STUDIES (Continued) 

Homer  Hughes  Hawes;  Owosso 

Thesis:  "A History  of  the  Early  Church and  Christian  Education from  the .Birth of  Christ to  the  Council  of 

Nicea:  A. D.  1-325" 

Charles  Russell  Hoffer;  Grand  Ledge 

Thesis:  "A  Study  of the  Common  Efforts  of the  Community  Orchestra and  the  Public  School  Music  Program  in 

Providing  Listening  Experiences  for  School  Students" 

George  Joseph  Hogaboam;  Lapwai,  Idaho 

Thesis:  "Factors Influencing  Phenotypic  Expressions  of  Cytoplasmic  Male-Sterility  in  the  Sugar  Beet  (Beta  vulgaria  L. )'  , 

Dan  Henley  Jones;  Flint 

Thesis:  "An  Experimental  Study  of  Three Methods  of  Training  Industrial  Executives  in  Reading  Improvemen,t" 

Charles  Herbert  Kegel;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "Medieval-Modern Contrasts  Used for  a  Social  Purpose  in  the  Work  of William  Cobbett,  Robert  Southey, 

A.  Welby  Pugin,  Thomas  Carlyle,  John  Rusking,  and  William  Morris" 

James  Edwin  Kempe;  Lewistown,  Missouri 

Thesis:  "An  Experimental Investigation  of  the  Relationship  Between  Certain  Personality  Characteristics  and 

Physiological Responses  to  Stress in a  Normal  Population" 

Amos  Paul  Kennedy,  Sr.;  Shreveport,  Louisiana 

Thesis:  "Performance and  Carcass  Characteristics  of  Individually  Fed  Steer and  Heifer  Calves" 

James  Andrew  Kennelley;  Rochester,  New  York 

Thesis:  "A Study  of the  Rare  Earth Acetylacetonates" 

Paul  E.  Kifer;  Altoona,  Pennsylvania 

Thesis:  "Successful  Dry  Rations  for  Use  During  the  Late  Growth,  Maintenance,  and  Reproductive  Periods  of 

Ranch-Raised Mink" 

Joseph W.  Koudele;  Wahoo,  Nebraska 

Thesis:  "An  Economic  Analysis  of  Trading  in  Egg  Futures,  1934,54" 

Russell  James  Kraay;  Danforth,  Illinois 

Thesis:  "Defraction Studies  on  Immature  Chick  Femurs" 

Nathan  Kraut;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

Thesis:  "An  Electrophoretic  Study  of  Sera  From  Rats  Artifically  Infected with  and  Immunized  Against  the  Larval 

Cestode,  Cysticerous  Fasciolaris" 

George  Herbert  Larson;  Manhattan,  Kansas 

Thesis:  "Methods  for  Evaluating Important  Factors  Affecting  Selection ,and  Total  Operating  Costs  of  Farm Machinery" 

Nellie  Holmes  Loomis;  LanSing 

Thesis:  "Spanish-Anglo  Ethnic  Cleavage  in a  New  Mexican  High  School" 

Carol L.  Lutey;  Marquette 

Thesis: 

I f  A  Study  of  Characteristics  of the  Michigan  Public  School  Teaching  Population by  Economic  Areas 

of  the  State" 

Jack  Lou  Maatsch;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "An  Experimental  Test  of the  Differential  Effects  of  Work  and  Frustration upon  Learning" 

Thomas  D.  Malewitz;  Holland 

Thesis:  I f  The  Normal  Histology  and  Hematology  of  the  Turkey  and  Pathology  due  to  Histomonas  Meleagridis" 

Thomas  Petley  McGehee;  Menlo  Park,  California 

Thesis:  "The Stability  of  the  Self -Concept  and  Self  Esteem" 

Henry  Paul  Meloche,  Jr.;  Detroit 

Thesis:  "A Study  of  Some  Factors  Affecting Growth and  Oxidations  of Acetobacter aceti" 

Dale  Marsh Mesner;  Ce'ntral  City,  Nebraska 

Thesis:  "An  Investigation of  Certain  Combinatorial  Properties  of  Partially  Balanced  Incomplefe  Block 

Experimental  Designs  and  Association  Schemes,  with  a  Study  of  Latin  Square  and  Related  Types" 

Elwyn  Ritter Miller;  Edon,  Ohio 

Thesis: 

I f  The  B.  Vitamin  Requirement  of the  Baby  Pig.  1.  Riboflavin  II.  Thiamine  III.  Pyridoxine." 

Nuredin  Nuri  Mohsenin;  Tehran,  Iran 

Thesis:  "Development  of  an  Accelerated Wear  Test for  Tillage  Tool  Materials  and  Application of the  Test to 

Nodular  and  Ordinary  Cast  Irons" 

Evon  Lamar Moore;  Starkville,  Mississippi 

Thesis:  "Some  Effects  of  Certain Growth-Regulating  Substances, Upon  Premature  Seeding  in  Cabbage" 

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SCHOOL  FOR  ADVANCED  GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

noger  Philippe  Perreault;  Ottawa,  Ontario,  Canada 

Thesis:  "The Acreage  Response  of Michigan  Farmers  in  East Central  Counties  to  the  Relative  Prices  of  Sugar 

Beets  and  Field  Beans" 

Theodore  Lynn  Rebstock;  Elkhart,  Indiana 

Thesis'  "The  Synthesis  of  Some  Acid Analogs  of  2-Thiobenzimidazole  and  Biological Assay  as  Inhibitors  of the 

Growth of  Plants" 

Lawrence  Reed;  Grand  Rapids 

Thesis:  "A Study  of  Thermophilic  Actinocymetes" 

Donald  Frances  Restool;  Lansing 

Thesis:  "The  Response  of Isolated  Stem  Segments  of  Sequoia  Sempervirens  (Lamb.)  Endl.  Cultured  In  Vitro  to 

Various  Chemical  and  Other  Environmental  Treatments" 

Stanley  P.  Rosensweig;  New  York  City,  New  York 

Thesis:  "Perceptual Accuracy  as  Measured by  a  Tactual  Task  and  Level  of Adjustment" 

Robert  James  Rowe;  East  Lansing 

Thesis: 

'.'Effect  of  Manganese  in  Electrodeposited  Nickel" 

Reuben  Robert  Rusch;  Reedsville,  Wisconsin 

Thesis:  "The  Cyclic  Pattern of Height  Growth from  Birth to  Maturity" 

Clifford  Shinichi Sato;  Warpahu,  Oahu,  T. H. 

Thesis:  "Methyl  Group  Synthesis  in  Plant  Metabolism:  I.  Utilization  of glycine  betaine .as  a  methyl  group  precursor. 

II.  The  biosynthesis  of  pectin methyl  esters" 

Clifford  Eugene  Schroeder;  Minneapolis,  Minnesota 

Thesis:  "Personality  Patterns  of  Advanced  Protestant  Theology  Students  and  Physical  Science  Students" 

James  Thomas  Sgouris;  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Thesis:  "Studies  of the  Antagonism  Between  Prolactin  and  the  Ovarian  Hormones  on  the  Initiation  of  Lactation" 

Chintamani  Singh;  Belawon,  Muttiganj,  India 

Thesis:  "Pathology and  Bacteriology  of  Abortion and  Perinatal  Death  of  Young  in  Rabbits,  Sheep,  and  Goats 

Induced  by  Listeria Monocytogenes" 

Bernard  Francis  Sliger;  Trout  Creek 

Thesis:  "Michigan and  a  Study  of  its  Foreign  Trade" 

Dale  Vernon  Sweet;  Lansing 

Thesis:  "Histological  Changes  and  Nutrient  Losses  from  Plant  Foliage  Under  Mist  Propagation" 

Charles  W.  Titkemeyer;  Rising  Sun,  Indiana 

Thesis:  "The  Effects  of  Drugs  in  Food  or Water  on  the  Recoverability  of  Pathogenic  Organisms" 

Ekanem  (Benson)  Akpan  Udoh;  Opobo,  Nigeria 

Thesis:  "The  Relationship  Between Menarche  to  Achieved  Growth  in  Height" 

Margaret  Cynthia Warning;  Ames,  Iowa 

Thesis:  "The  Implications  of Social  Class for  Clothing  Behavior:  the  acquisition and  use  of  apparel for  Girls 

Seven,  Eight  and  Nine  Years  of Age  in  Three  Social  Classes  in  Des  Moines,  Iowa" 

Thomas  Frank Waters;  Hastings 

Thesis:  "Chemical and  Biological  Effects  of  Lime  Application to  Bog  Lakes  in  Northern Michigan" 

John Weaver,  Jr.;  Detroit 

Thesis:  "Discrimination  Learning as  a  Function  of  Differential  Preliminary  Training" 

Lowell  Ernest Weller;'  Antwerp,  Ohio 

Thesis :  "Biochemical  Effects  of  Maleic  Hydrazide  (1, 2-Dihydropyridazine-3,  6-dione)  on  Raphanus  Sativus" 

Patricia James  Wells;  Birmingham 

Thesis:  "The  Solution  of the  Integral  Equation for the  Prolate  Spheroidal  Transmitting Antenna" 

Nathan  Andrews  Willits;  Haddonfield,  New  Jersey 

Thesis:  "Measurement of  Pressu,.res  in  Soils  Produced by  Traffic  and  the  Relationship  Between  those  Pressures 

and  Compaction  in  Undisturbed  Soils" 

Chuan  Huan  Wu ;  Shanghai,  China 

Thesis:  "Changes  in  the  Apparent Ascorbic  Acid  of  Strawberries  During  Frozen  Storage" 

Richard  Eugene  Zindler;  Benton  Harbor 

Thesis:  "The Qualitative  Behabior  of  Integral  Curves  of  Systems  Three  Differential  Equations  Near a  Singular 

Point" 

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HONORARY DEGREES 

DOCTOR  OF  ENGINEERING 

ANDREY  A.  POTTER 

Engineer,  teacher,  and  administrator.  Through a  long  career of teaching you  have  stimulated 
and  guided  countless  students  at  Kansas  State  College  and  Purdue  University. 
In your capacity 
as  Dean  of  Engineering at  both  these  institutions  and  at  Michigan  State  University,  you  labored 
diligently and  effectively  to  better the  facilities,  widen  the  scope,  and  improve  the  quality  of 
instruction and  research in  engineering. 
In  the  midst  of  this  busy  career you  found  time  and 
energy  to  serve  industry and  government  in  many  ways. 
ments  and  services,  Michigan  State  University  is  happy  to  award you  the  degree,  Doctor  of 
Engineering. 

In  recognition  of your many  accomplish 

DOCTOR  OF  LAWS 

ARTHUR  H.  COMPTON 

Scientist,  author,  and  educator.  -Through your brilliant achievements  in  the  science  of  physics, 
fittingly  crowned  by  the  Nobel  Prize,  you  have ,brought  to yourself and  your  country  honor  and 
renown.  At  the  University  of  Chicago during the  late  war,  you  contributed  immeasurably to  the 
victory  of  the  free  world  and  the  ultimate victory  of mankind  over want  and  fear by your  part  in 
the  development  of atomic  fission.  Your  teaching  has  been  an  inspiration to multitudes  of 
students;  your  writings  have  helped  push back  the  frontiers  of  scienfitic  knowledge  and  have  aided 
thousands  of  readers  to a  better understanding  of  the  role  of  science  in the  modern world.  Finally, 
your  career as  teacher and  administrator has  furthered  higher  education  in the  United  States. 
For all  these  reasons  Michigan  State  University  is  proud  to  confer  upon you  the  degree  of  Doctor 
of  Laws. 

GROVER  CLEVELAND  DILLMAN 

Engineer,  educator,  and  public  servant.  -Having  served the  people  of Michigan  long  and  faithfully 
as  highway  engineer and  Highway  Commissioner,  you  became  President  of Michigan  College  of 
Mining  and  Technology,  there  doing much to  improve  the  education  of  engineers.  You  have 
further  served the  citizens  of this  state  as  Director  of  the  Budget and  in many  other  capacities. 
Your  professional  skill  and  devotion  to the  public  welfare  have  left  an  indelible  impression  on 
the  society  and  industry of the  state  of Michigan.  For these  reasons your  grateful  Alma  Mater 
is  happy  to  confer upon you  the  degree  of  Doctor  of  Laws. 

MARIE  DYE 

Scientist,  home  economist,  and  educator.  For many  years your  wisdom  and  energy  have  been 
devoted  to  the  cause  of  educating young  women  for  careers  in  business,  public  health,  and  the 
home.  Your  inspiring  leadership has  transformed a  small  department  of home  economics  into 
one  of  the  nation's  finest  Colleges  of  Home  Economics.  By  your teaching,  your  scientific 
research,  and  your  administration you  have  extended your  influence  for  good  over  an  ever 
increasing multitude  of lives. 
In  recognition of your  invaluable  services  to  the  citizens  of 
Michigan  and  to  this  institution,  Michigan  State  University  is  proud  to  confer upon  you  the  degree 
of  Doctor  of  Laws. 

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VmGIL  M.  HANCHER 

Lawyer,  public  servant,  and  educator.  Alter a  distinguished  career before  the  bar,  you 
became  the  President  of the  State  University  of Iowa  and  launched  a  new  career as  one  of the 
nation's most efficient  and far-sighted  educational  administrators.  You  have  stimulated  the 
search for  truth and  have  worked  diligently  to  improve  the  quality  of higher  education  in  this 
country,  not  only  by your  executive  duties  at the  University  of  Iowa,  but  by  giving  generously 
of your  time  and  energy  to many national  and  international  research and  educational  bodies. 
It is  a  privilege,  therefore,  for  Michigan  State  University to  grant you  the  degree  of  Doctor 
of  Laws. 

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SARAH  VAN  HOOSEN  JONES 

Agriculturist and  public  servant.  For many years you  have  contributed much to  the  science 
of animal  genetics and  have  provided  a  model for  farmers  and  stock breeders  throughout 
the  state  and  nation. 
of  Agriculture.  you  have  been  one  of the  principal forces  behind  the  great progress  that this 
institution has made.  Michigan  State  University.  therefore,  is  happy  to grant to you  the 
degree  of  Doctor  of  Laws. 

In addition,  as  a  member for  the  last twelve  years  of the  State  Board 

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RESERVE  OFFICERS' TRAINING  CORPS 

The following  students  have  completed  their  ROTC  training  at  Michigan  State  University  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. 

Kenneth  R.  Baird 

Saginaw 

Myron  L.  Batdorff 
Stockbridge 
Fred L.  Bauer 

Howell 

Alva  E.  Beers 
Lansing 
James  E.  Belt 

Wayne 

Robert  U.  Bowman 

Detroit 

Robert  P.  Brubaker 

Sturgis 

Theodore  H.  Carlson 

Ferndale 

Edwin  B.  Champagne 

Barton  City 
Earl G.  Cobeil 
Pontiac 

Darwin  D.  Diederick 

Pontiac 
Guy  E.  Elder 

Deerfield 
David  Fouser 

Birmingham 
Paul L.  Ginther 

Sturgis 

Donald  F.  Harden 
East  Lansing 
George  F.  Heine 
Ferndale 
Dan  L.  Hicks 
Lansing 

AIR  SCIENCE 

John  M.  Hill 

Washington,  D. C. 
Stephen  B.  Hinderliter 

Nashville 
Ronald  P.  Hitter 

Springfield,  Ohio 
Frederick N.  Hodge 
East  Lansing 
Robert  L.  Houser 

Flint 

John  A.  Huffman 
East  Lansing 
Dean  C.  Johnson 
Grand  Rapids 
Laurence  Johnson 
East  Lansing 

Ned  A.  Jones 
Ann  Arbor 

Russell  G.  Kautz,  Jr. 

Detroit 

Duane  J.  Keeslar 

Sturgis 

Richard  H.  Klodnicki 

Hamtramck 
Kenneth  R.  Kuhl 

St.  Paul,  Minnesota 

Kay  V.  Lask 
Detroit 

Williams  R.  Leisher 
Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Carl  F.  Lutz 
Lansing 

Gerald  B.  Luzader 

Lansing 

William  A.  Malila 

Allegan 

Lloyd  R.  Marzke 

Mt.  Pleasant 
Charles  W.  Maurer 

Detroit 

Carl  E.  Minich 
Lansing 

Richard  R.  Morsches 

Columbia  City,  Indiana 

Robert  R.  Murrel 
Ann  Arbor 
Thomas  B.  Reed 
Williamston 
James  W.  Rice 
Allegan 

Richard  W.  Rowley 

Ionia 

Robert  J.  Smith 
Birmingham 
Jack  C.  Strasser 

Evanston,  Illinois 

Robert  W.  Stueber 

New  Hyde  Park,  N. Y. 

Edwin  B.  Taylor 
Galesburg 
Macon  C.  Trabue 
Mt.  Clemens 
Donald  F.  Vanselow 

Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

David  P.  Williams 
Birmingham 
Harold  D.  Zantop 
Allen  Park 

ADJUTANT  GENERAL'S  CORPS 

MILITARY  SCIENCE 

Joseph  J.  Colucci 

Monroe 

ARMOR 

William  L.  Bird 
Birmingham 
Lawrence  C.  Carr 

Edmore 

Shannon  D.  Clark 
Eaton  Rapids 
James  M.  Estes 

Detroit 

Duane  S.  Girbach 
Ann Arbor 
Ralph  E.  Graper 
East  Lansing 
Gerald  E.  Grimm 

Evansville,  Indiana 

Joseph  J.  Fiacable 
Gary,  Indiana 

Terry  W.  Wilson 

Saginaw 

Hubert  J.  Mortensen 
Iron  Mountain 

Robert  G.  Pond 

Detroit 

Edwin  G.  Schwope,  Jr. 

Mt.  Clemens 
Ronald  K.  Stevens 
Battle  Creek 

George  W.  Tomlinson 

Okemos 

Peter Y.  Van  Vlerah 

Detroit 
Jon  R.  Zola 
Saginaw 

Clarence  G.  Haarer 

Saline 

Leland  M.  Hinshaw 
East  Lansing 
Edward  R.  James 

Evanston,  Illinois 

Robert  H.  Mason 

Evanston,  Illinois 

John  D.  McGrath 
Grosse  Pointe 
James  M.  McGreevy 

Fontana,  Wisconsin 

Stephen  F.  McHugh 
Toledo,  Ohio 

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ARTILLERY 

E;arl  K.  Betts  (AA) 

Ferndale 

Allan  Bloom  (AA) 

Detroit 

Leonard  W.  Bobier (FA) 

Livonia 

William  W.  Bowdy  (AA) 

Lincoln  Park 

Stuart O.  Denslow  (FA) 

Weidman 

Donnelly  Hadden  (FA) 

Otsego 

CHEMICAL  CORPS 

John  Juracek,  Jr. 

Crawford,  New  Jersey 

CORPS OF  ENGINEERS 

Thomas  E.  Ayres 

Manistee 

Charles  W.  Brough 

Hanover,  Pennsylvania 

FINANCE  CORPS 

Rudi  D.  Baumann 

Lombard,  Illinois 

David  H.  Brogan 
East Lansing 

Arthur  M.  Clendenin,  Jr. 

Pleasant  Ridge 

INFANTRY 

Bruce  C.  Harrison (FA) 

Union  City 
John  F.  Held  (AA) 
Mt.  Clemens 

George  J.  Heussner (AA) 

Marlette 

Ethan  C.  Jones  (AA) 

Milan 

Finley  E.  Lake  (AA) 
Grand  Rapids 
Bob  E.  Lehman (FA) 
Hicksville,  Ohio 

Michael  J.  McKay  (AA) 

Ironwood 

James  K.  Peterson (AA) 

Battle  Creek 

Edwin  A.  Pierson (AA) 

Owosso 

Robert  A.  Rasmussen  (AA) 

Portland,  Oregon 

Frederick  J.  Rebman  (FA) 

Pinckney 

George  J.  Sisinni  (FA) 

Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Roderick  J.  Clarahan 
Harper,  Kansas 
Alger  B.  Colthorp 

Lansing 

John  R.  Gustafson 

Chicago,  Illinois 
Thomas  H.  Ritchie,  Jr. 

Royal  Oak 

Richard  H.  Jenkins 

Owosso 

Thomas  J.  0' Donne 11 

Morenci 

Elmer  J.  Parchert 
Grand  Haven 

Robert  H.  Ray 

Columbus,  Ohio 

Frederick  L.  Becker 

Kenneth  N.  Hassenger 

Kalamazoo 
Warren F.  Boos 

Detroit 

Harold  G.  Bowden 

Saginaw 
Robert  L.  Coon 
Sunfield 

Richard  E.  Frye 
Grand  Blanc 
Richard  M.  Fuller 

Lansing 

Richard  N.  Gereau 

Muskegon 
David  L.  Goodell 
Mt.  Pleasant 
Douglas  W.  Harper 

Lansing 

MEDICAL  SERVICE  CORPS 

Stanley  J.  Dubois 

Detroit 

John  H.  Versteeg 

Inkster 

CORPS OF  MILtTARY  POLICE 
Robert  c.  Barnum 

Lansing 
John  K.  Frost 
Pontiac 

Constantine 
Dale  W.  Hearth 

Detroit 

Rodger  J.  Herson 

Ingalls 

Thure  1.  Johnson 

Ft.  Lauderdale,  Florida 

Da vid  E.  Kidd 
Topinabee 
William  T.  Lucy 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Don  J.  Miller 

Iron  Mountain 

Robert  D.  Mullins 

Green  Bay,  Wisconsin 

Duane  K.  Peterson 
Elkart,  Indiana 

John  C.  Selz 

Toledo,  Ohio 
Robert  J.  Sutkay 

Flint 

Neil  E.  Walldorff 

Six  Lakes 

Frederick J.  Weist 

Niles 

Richard  B.  Wight,  Jr. 

Dimondale 
Jack  D.  Wilson 

Albion 

Edward  J.  Zalar 

Barberton,  Ohio 

Daniel  F.  Walcott 

Ithaca 

William  H.  Weidenfeller 

Grand  Rapids 

Robert  L.  Orvos 
Farmington 

Lloyd  L.  Speer,  Jr. 
Wheaton,  Illinois 

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ORDNANCE  CORPS 

David  V.  Abbey 
Lansing 
John L.  Davies 

Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

David  C.  Hammond 

Dearborn 

Warren M.  Hecksel 
Spring  Lake 

QUARTERMASTER  CORPS 

John W.  Brevitz 
Battle  Creek 
Russell o.  Buxton 
East Lansing 

Lyle  P.  Fettig 
Petoskey 

SIGNAL  CORPS 

Gary  J.  Cooper 

Detroit 

Lloyd  E.  Gidley,  Jr. 

Waterford 

John A.  Goetz 
Fenton 

TRANSPORTATION  CORPS 

Franklin  D.  Hayes 
Birmingham 
Dan  C.  Hollister 
Birmingham 

David  L.  Jessee 
East  Lansing 
Robert W.  Ladd 

Lansing 

Gilbert  E.  LaVean 

Saranac 

Bruce G.  Middlesworth 

Weidman 

Michael  H. J.  Getto 

Lawrence,  Kansas 

Gerald  P.  Jahn 
Livonia 
Alvin  R.  Lee 

Gary,  Indiana 

Donald  R.  Musson 
Lake  Orion 
Jack  T.  Norton 
Lansing 

Stanley  Swiderski,  Jr. 

Wyandotte 

George  M.  Woodruff  III 

Thornwood,  New  York 

Victor  J.  Mayette 

Flat  Rock 

Edward  R.  Murray 
Chicago,  Illinois 

John  R.  Williams 

Glen  Ellyn,  Illinois 

Lawrie  W.  Honens 

St.  Jospeh 
James  L.  Hoose 
Laingsburg 

Harold  .  Norris 

Flint 

Martin  L.  Perrini 

Monroe 

Robert  C.  Kelly 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Gerald  H.  Matthews 
Comstock  Park 

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GIFTS 

GOOD  WILL  toward Michigan State  University  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  uni 
versity and  individual  citizens  and  private  and  public  org,anizations  throughout  the  nation.  The  following  gifts  were  pre 
sented  to  Michigan State  University during the  past year. 

Odessa Agricultural Extension Association of Lake  Odessa.  Michigan.  to  be  used  in  the 

Cooperative  Extension Service  to  continue  the  assistance  in  the  cost  of  an  intensive 
agricultural  extension program  with  the  farmers  of Odessa  Township  in  Ionia 
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Merck  &  Company.  Inc .•  of Rahway.  New  Jersey.  to  be  used in Agricultural  Chemistry 
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in a  study  of high  level antibiotic  feeding 

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Foundation  Laboratories.  Inc .•  of  New  York  City.  to  be  used  in Animal  Husbandry  to 
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investigate  the  effects of steriod hormone  treatment on  steers.  . 

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U.  S.  Rubber  Company of  Passaic,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in  Dairy  to  determine  the 

effect  of  strong lye  solutions  on milk quality.  .  • 

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Pioneer  Hybrid  Corn  Company.  Inc.  of  Tipton.  Indiana.  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  to 
supplement  research on  the  effects of temperature and  relative  humidity during 
the  corn growing  season on  the  development  and maturation of  corn hybrids. 

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Carbide and  Carbon  Chemicals  Company  of  New  York  City,  to  be  used  in Horticulture to 

continue  studies on  the  presence  or absence  of injury  to fruit  and  leaves of apple 
and  sour  cherry trees by  the  use  of glyodin  •  • 

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

New  York,  to be used  in  Horticulture  to  continue  research work on sour cherries 
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Ferro Corporation of  Cleveland,  Ohio.  to  be  used  in Horticulture  to  determine  the 

effectiveness of a  trace  element nail as a  source of micronutrient  elements for 
fruit  trees.  .  •  • 

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W.  K.  Kellogg  Foundation of Battle  Creek.  to be  used  in Short  Courses  to  assist in  the 

expense  of a  conference  of the  Short  Course  Committee of the  Land-Grant  College 
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:Nitrogen  Division  of Allied  Chemical and  Dye  Corporation of New  York City.  to  be  used 
in Soil  Science  to  support  research pertaining to  the role  of nitrogen  in  the  produc 
tion of Michigan  crops.  •  •  •  • 

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J.  L.  Hudson  Company of Detroit.  to  be  used  in  the  Bureau of  Business  Research to 
obtain  detailed  sales  tax data  for  the first  half of  1954  and for  1953  by  sub 
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classifications from  the  Michigan  Department of Revenue.  . 

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Phi Epsilon Kappa  Fraternity of  Indianapolis.  Indiana.  to  be used  in  Physical  Education 

to  pay an  assistant for  completing the  statistical work and  write-up of a  monograph 

Parke,  Davis and  Company of  Detroit,  to  be  used for  an outstanding  graduate  student  in 
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organic  chemistry  . 

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American  Viscose  Corporation,  to  be used for  an outstanding  student  doing graduate work 
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in the  field  of chemistry.  •  •  •  • 

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$450 

$2,500 

$120 

$250 

$2,125 

$1,  765 

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Atomic  Energy  Commission of  Lemont,  Illinois.  to  be  used  in  Chemistry for  a  thermo 
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dynamic  investigation of dilute  solutions of  the  alkali metals  in liquid ammonia. 

¥ichigan Milk Producers Association  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Continuing Education 

to  assist  in  staging  the  American Dairy Science Association meeting  in June  1955 

Michigan Dairy Herd  Improvement Association of  Holt.  to  be  used  in  Continuing Edu 

cation to assist in  staging  the  American Dairy Science Association meeting 
in  June  1955 
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Kellogg  Company of  Battle  Creek.  to  be  used at the  Kellogg  Research  Farm for  the 
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mink feed  storage  building work.  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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Michigan Artificial  Breeders  Cooperative of East  Lansing.  to  be  used  in Agricultural 

Chemistry and Animal  Pathology  in a  study  of  the  reproductive  disorders  of 
livestock. 

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Nitrogen  Division  of the  Allied  Chemical and  Dye  Corporation of  New  York City,  to  be 

used  in Agricultural  Engineering to  develop  a  low  cost  farm,~r type  applicator. 
metering device  for  field  plot  study and a  m~ans of applying  the  solution to  orchards 

Cloverland  Electric  Cooperative  of Sault  Ste.  Marie.  to  be  used  in  Agricultural En 

gineering  to  support the  cooperative  radio program.  "Electricity at Work for  You" . 

Ontonagon  Electric  Cooperative,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering  in  support of 

the  cooperative  television project.  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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Cloverland  Electric  Cooperative,  Sault Ste.  Marie,  to be  used  in Agricultural  En 

gineering in  support of the  cooperative television  projeCt 

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Michigan  Certified Hybrid Seed  Corn  Producers Association of  Fairgrove.  to be used  in 
Farm  Crops to  develop  improved corn hybrids  for  Michigan and  to  continue  funda 
mental  studies of  corn  breeding methods  and  corn genetics. 

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The  Institute  of Applied  Hotel  Economics,  to  be used  in the  Bureau  of  Business  Research 
to  conduct  a  preliminary study  in  the  Grand  Rapids Area to  analyze  the  trends 
in  the  operation and  patronage  of hotels  and  motels  . 

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E.  I.  Du  Pont  deNemours  and  Company  of  Wilmington,  Delaware,  to  be  used  in the 

Chemistry  Department to  support  the  Du  Pont  post-graduate  teaching assistant-
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ship  in  chemistry  .  •  •  •  • 

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Research  Corporation of  New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Physics  and Astronomy  in a  study 

of  infrared  spectroscopy and  molecular  structure.  . 

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Ordnance  Corps  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Physics and Astronomy to  study the  wave form 

and  the  absorption  of ultrasonic  waves  in liquids  • 

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Marketing  Research  Division of the  United States  Department  of Agriculture,  to  be used 

in  Sociology and  Anthropology  to make  an appraisal  of farmers'  use of market  in 
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formation  in a  selected area of areas of Michigan.  • 

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Chas.  Pfizer  &  Company,  Inc.  of Terre  Haute.  Indiana.  to  be used  in Animal  Pathology 
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in  animal  disease research.  . 

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Carbide  and  Carbon  Chemicals  Company  of  New  York  City,  to be used  in Microbiology 

to  continue  studies  on the  usefulness  of sorbic  acid  as a  selective agent  in  cucumber 
fermentations. 

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Funk Brothers Seed  Company of Bloomington,  illinois.  a  contribution  in  appreciation 
for  the  services of Mr.  Varner  and  Mr.  Payne  in  the Mid-Summer  Conference 
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Newton Agricultural  Extension Association of Marshall.  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  the 

Cooperative Extension Service  to  assist  in  the  continued  cost of  the  intensive 
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agricultural  extension  program .  •  • 

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The  National  Vitamin  Foundation,  Inc.  of  New  York City.  to  be  used  in Agricultural 
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Chemistry  in  a  study of the  B  vitamin  requirements  of the  baby  pig.  • 

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Michigan REA  Safety and  Job  Training Commission of Ubly,  Michigan,  to be  used  in 

Agricultural Engineering to  carry'on  in-service safety and  job  training programs 
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throughout  the  state  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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Am~rican Institute  of  Park Executives of Aurora.  illinois,  to  be  used  in  Land and  Water 

Conservation to  continue  a  program for  research and printing of technical litera 
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ture  in  the  par k  management field.  • 

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United  States  Office  of  Vocational  Rehabilitation,  to  be  used  in Social  Work to assist  in 

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$30 

$82 

$162 

$11.341 

$600 

$3,614 

$4,000 

$14, 738 

$20,000 

$1,500 

$2.500 

$300 

$1.875 

$3,000 

$8,400 

$514 

the  training of social workers for  employm~nt in  physical  and  m~ntal rehabilita-
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tion  centers and  programs  • 

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American Electroplaters'  Society of Newark,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry and 
Metallurgical  Engineering  to  study  the  effects of trace  quantities  of  impurities  on 
the  electrodeposition of metals.  .  •  •  • 

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Research  Corporation of  New  York  City,  to  be  used  in Chemistry to  study the  mechanism 
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of  ether  cleavage. 

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Research  Laboratories Division  of  General  Motors  Corporation of Detroit,  to  be  used 
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in  Physics  and Astronomy,  a  gift  of a  microphotometer. 

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Southeastern Michigan  Florists  Club,  to  be  used  in Horticulture for  a  special  graduate 
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research assistant in floriculture  . 

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Corona  Chemical Division of the  Pittsburgh  Plate  Glass  Company of Morestown,  New 

Jersey,  to  be  used  in  Botany  to  determine  the  effectiveness of Coro-SDD tank mix 
to  control  black rot  of grape,  strawberry leaf,  and fruit  diseases and  raspberry 
anthracnose  .  . .   • . . . . . • . . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . .  

Standard  Oil  Foundation,  Inc.  of  Chicago,  to be used  in  Physics  and Astronomy to  pro 
vide  a  fellowship  in  Physics  and Astronomy  for  1955-56  . • . . . • . • • 

Southern  Equipme~t Company of St.  Louis,  Missouri,  to  be used  in  the  Division of 

Hotel,  Restaurant,  and  General  Institutional Management  for  conferees  enrolling 
in  the  National Association of  Food  Equipment Manufacturers  short course  in June 

Dearborn  Chemical  Company  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Chemical  Engineering to  continue 
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studies on  heat transfer and  boiler  water  treatment 

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Mid-West  Producers'  Creameries,  Inc.  of South  Bend,  Indiana,  to  be  used  in  Continuing 

Education  to  assist  in  staging the  American Dairy Science  Association  meeting 
on  June  20- 23 
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Delta County,  to  be  used  in  the  Cooperative  Extension Service  for  the  continued  employ 

ment  of  a  home  demonstration agent  . 

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Beatrice Foods  Company  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering  to  carryon 

studies  in  the  field  of  treatment of food  products with  cathode  rays.  .  • 

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J.  L  Case  Company of Racine,  Wisconsin,  to  be  used in Agricultural  Engineering to 
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continue  the  curing tests on  baled hay.  • 

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Michigan Seed Dealers'  Association  of Wayland,  to be  used  in  Farm Crops for  a  study 

of  seed production  in forage  grasses and  legum,es  . 

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Brewers  Yeast  Council,  Inc.  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Poultry Husbandry  to de 
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termine  the  value  of brewers yeast  in  dry  rations  for  mink  . 

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Kimberly-Clark Corporation of  Neenah,  Wisconsin,  to  be  used  in  Forestry to provide 

a  fellowship  in  Forestry to  be  known  as the  "Kimberly-Clark Fellowship  in  Forestry"  . 

Ohio  Parks Association of  Columbus,  to  be  used  in  Land and  Water  Conservation to  aid 
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in  the  printing of  technical  literature  in  the  park management field. 

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American  Institute  of  Park Executives,  to  be  used  in  Land and  Water  Conservation to 
continue  research and  printing of literature  in  the  park management  field. 

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National  Restaurant  Foundation  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  the  Division  of  Hotel,  Restau 

rant,  and  General  Institutional  Management to  establish an equipment  testing 
laboratory for  the  National  Restaurant Association  in  the  addition  to  Brody  Hall.  . 

American  Cyanamid  Company  of  New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Botany  to  continue  the 

evaluation of Aero  Calcium  cyanamid as  an  eradicant control measure  for  mummy-
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Frank M.  Chapman  Memorial  Fund of  New  York City,  to  be used in Zoology  to  aid a 
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graduate student  in  the  field  of  ornithology 

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Eastman  Kodak  Company  of Rochester,  New  York,  to be used  in  the  Chemistry  Depart 

ment  as  a  fellowship  to  encourage  the  training of  capable  young  people  in  the  fields 
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of  scientific  and  engineering research 

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Atomk  Energy  Commission of  LeMont,  Illinois,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry to  study  the 

role  of  various aliphatic  acids  in  pyrimidine  biosynthesis.  .  • 

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Rohm  and  Haas  Company of  Philadelphia,  to be used  in  Botany  to  continue  evaluation  of 
two fungicide  compounds for  control of grape  black  rot,  strawberry fruit  rot and 
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gooseberry mildew.  •  •  • 

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Atomic  Energy Commission of  Lemont,  Illinois,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry  to  study  trans 
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methylation reactions  in  plants. 

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Atomic  Energy  Commission of  Lemont,  Illinois,  to  be used  in Chemistry  in  investigations 
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into aperiodic  oxidation  states.  . 

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$700 

$1,200 

$1,800 

$65 

$1.300 

$3,000 

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$2,820 

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Ford Motor  Company of Birmingham,  Michigan,  to be used in the  Bureau of Business 

Research to  analyze  the non-farm  market for tractors and  to  determine  the  factors 
affecting their  sale,  utilizing sales records  submitted by  the  Company.  • 

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The Detroit  News,  to  be used  in  the  Bureau of Business  Research  in  the  projection of 
1953  and  1954  retail sales figures  for  the  6-county area surrounding Detroit and 
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the analysis of changes  therein  . 

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American Association for  Health,  Physical Education,  and  Recreation  of  Washington, 
D. C.,  to be used  in Adm.i.nistrative  and Educational  Services  to  cover  expenses 
in  connection with the  administration of an outdoor  education project for  the  de 
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velopment  of  leadership training in  schools  and  colleges.  . 

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Michigan Heart Association of Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Home  Economics  to  continue  the 
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program  in work  simplification for  cardiac cases.  . 

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Merck and  Company,  Inc.  of  Rahway.  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in  Microbiology  to  study 
the  fundam ,~ntal principles as to how  bacteria bring about  the  rapid  discoloration 
of fresh  meat  . 

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Department of Health.  Education and  Welfare  of  Washington,  D. C.,  to be used  in  M icro 
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biology  in a  study of the  isolation of enteric  viruses from  sewage.  . 

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The  Mobile  Homes  Manufacturers  Associat ~on of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Forest  Products 
to  establish a  4-year program for  the  M:>bile  Homes  industry for  training technical 
personnel.  and to develop  short  courses  for  the  personnel now  employed  by  the 
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National Science  Foundation of  Washington,  D. C.,  to be used  in  Botany  in monographic 

t:reatment  of the  desmids  of  North America.  •  •  •  • 

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American  Cyanamid  Company of Pearl River,  New  York,  to  be  used  in Animal  H~sbandry 

to  study  the  display  qualities  of packaged fresh  and  frozen  meat  infused with 
antibiotics 

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Michigan  Foundation Seed Association of  Paonia,  Colorado,  to  be used  in  Horticulture 
to  hire assistants  to conduct  research and  take  records  on  projects  involved.  • 

Chas.  Pfizer  &  Company,  Inc.  of Terre Haute,  Indiana.  to be used  in  Poultry Husbandry 

in  a  study  of the  use  of unidentified  growth factors  in poultry and  the  use  of  anti 
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biotics and unidentified growth  factors  in the  ration of mink 

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U.  S.  Armed  Forces Institute of Madison,  Wisconsin,  to  be used  in the  Board of Examiners 
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to  construct two tests in  Physics  suitable as end-of- course  examinations 

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United States  Office  of  Vocational  Rehabilitation of Washington,  D.  C.,  to  be  used  in 
Administrative and  Educational Services  to  train rehabilitation counselors  by 
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making funds  available  for  staff personnel and  student  scholarships.  . 

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United States  Public  Health Service  of Washington,  D. C.,  to  be  used  in  Health,  Physical 

Education,  and  Recreation to  study the  effects of a  supervised exercise  program 
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on  blood  cholesterol  in middle-aged subjects  .  •  •  • 

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Pittsburgh  Coke  and  Chemical  Com~any of  Pittsburgh,  to  be  used  in  Botany  to  test the 
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effectiveness  of new  fungicides  on control of tomato  blights and anthracnose  . 

National  Institute of Health  of Bethesda,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Zoology  in immuno 

genetic  and  biochemical  studies  of  Drosophila and  Neurospora  .  • 

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Johnson  &  Johnson of New  Brunswick,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used in the  Bureau of Business 
Research  to finance  a  store audit  determination in supermarkets of the  influence  of 
several factors  on  the  movement of health and  beauty aid  department merchandise  . 

Motor  City  Traffic  Club  of Detroit,  to  be used  in General  Business  in  the  development 
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of the  traffic  and  transportation  curriculum 

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United States Atomic  Energy  Commission of  Lemo)nt.  illinois,  to  be  used  in  Botany and 
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Plant  Pathology  to  study  irradiation effects  upon  developing plant  embryos.  . 

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Social Science  Research  Council  of  WaShington,  D.  C.,  to  be  used  to  increase  the  stipend 
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to  John  A.  Garraty. 

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National  Institute  of  Health of Bethesda,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Zoology  to  study 
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heredity in  dental  caries in rats.  • 

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Johnson  and  Johnson  Company  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Dairy  in a  milk filtration 
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Midwest  Barley  ~provement Association of Milwaukee,  to be  used  in  Farm  Crops  in 

testing  of barley  varieties  in the  Thumb area and  the  effect  of different fertili 
zers  upon  the  yield  and malting qualities  of  these  varieties.  •  • 

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Farmers and  Manufacturers  Beet Sugar Association  of Saginaw,  to  be  used  in  Farm 
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Crops to  support  research  in  sugar  beet  breeding. 

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E  &  B  Brewing of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Farm Crops  to  provide  technical  assistance 
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for  the  barley and  oat  genetics  and  plant  breeding  projects. 

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Nicolay-Dancey,  Inc.,  of Detroit,  to  be  used  in Farm  Crops  and Agricultural  Engineer 

ing and Agricultural Extension to  conduct  research  on potatoes  with  special  em 
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Grasselli Chemicals Department of the  DuPont  Company  of Wilmington,  Delaware,  to 

be used  in  Horticulture  to  determine  the  effect  of  Fungicide AF-1211  on fruit 
finish,  appearance  of foliage,  possible disease  control  and  handling  qualities  of 
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International  Minerals  and  Chemical  Corporation  of  Skokie,  Illinois,  to  be  used  in 

Horticulture to  study the  influence  of  anion  balance  as  influenced  by  various  po 
tassium  and  magnesium  sources upon  growth  of and  absorption of nutrients  by 
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various fruit  crops  . 

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Naugatuck  Chemical  Division of United  States Rubber  Com;>any  of Naugatuck,  Connecti 

cut,  to  be used  in Horticulture  for  research on  the  chemical  induction of male 
sterility in  cucurbits by use  of maleic  hydrazide and  the  use  of N-aryl  phthalamic 
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acids as fruit  setting and  flower  forming  agents  in horticultural  crops 

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United States Atomic  Energy  Commission of  Lemont,  illinois,  to be  used  in  Horticulture 

to  add  to  the  scope  of the  work being  carried on by the  University under  Supple 
m ·:mt  No ..  6  to  Contract No.  AT  (11-1)-159 • • • • . . . . . . . . . • . . . .  

Pan American Seeds,  Inc.  of  Paonia,  Colorado,  to  be  used in Horticulture  for  hiring 

assistants  for  the  purpose  of conducting  research and  taking  records on  projects 
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Detroit  Edison  Com;>any  of Detroit,  to  be used  in  Horticulture  in a  study  of the  inhibi 
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Brewers Yeast  Council,  Inc.,  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Poultry Husbandry in  studies 
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on fish  nutrition utilizing brewers yeast  in fish  hatchery diets  . 

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Michigan State  Poultry  Improvement Association  of  East Lansing,  to  be used  in  Poultry 
Husbandry to  assi'st  the  testing of  18  entries  in  the  Second  Michigan Broiler  Test 
at  Kellogg  Farm 

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Michigan Agricultural  Limestone Association,  to  be used  in  Soil  Science  in  soil ferti-
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American  Institute  of  Park Executives of Aurora,  illinois,  to  be  used  in  Land and 

Water  Conservation  to  support  the  project for  research  and printing of technical 
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American Hotel Association of New  York City,  to  be  used  in Restaurant Management  to 

study  the  competitive  relationships,  clientele,and guest ·attitudes  regarding motels 
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National  Institutes  of Health  of Bethesda,  Maryland,  to be  used  in  Chemistry for  toxi 
city studies  on  cadmium and  hexavalent  chromium  in  concentrations  that may  be 
expected  in  public water  supplies.  .  • 

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National  Humane  Society of Washington,  D.  C ••  to  be  used  in Animal  Pathology  for 
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studies on  the  humane  slaughter of swine  . 

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Hess  and  Clark.  Inc.,  of Ashland,  Ohio,  to  be  used  in Microbiology and  Public  Health 

to  cover expenses  incurred  in moving  picture production of nitrofuran  derivative. 

Bardmatic  Corporation of Muskegon,  to  be  used  in  Microbiology  and  Public  Health  in 
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a  study of the  anaerobic-aerobic breakdown  of  domestic  garbage.  • 

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Sharp  &  Dohme  Division  of Merck and  Company,  Inc.,  of  West  Point.  Pennsylvania, 
to  be  used  in Surgery and  Medicine  in  an evaluation  of pancreatic dornase and 
antibacterial  substances that may be  useful  in  the  treatment of bovine  m .9.stitis. 

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Michigan Agricultural  Conference,  to  be  used  in  WKAft-Radio  to  defray  expenses  of 
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broadcasting out-of-town athletic  contests.  .  •  • 

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U.  S.  Armed  Forces  Institute of Madison.  Wisconsin,  to  be used  in  the  Board of 

Examiners to  construct two  tests  in  English  suitable  as  end-of-course  examina 
tions  for USAFI--EngUsh  I  and  II.  . 

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New  Holland Machine  Division of New  Holland,  Pennsylvania,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural 
Engineering to  provide  a  graduate assistantship .and  operating funds  for  an  ex 
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Michigan Artificial  Breeders of East  Lansing,  to  be  used  in Dairy to  study  the  heri 

table  economic  characteristics of dairy cattle  in the  Michigan Dairy Herd  Improve-
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search work on mathematical models  for  social group and  organization theory.  . 

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American  Institute of Park Executives of Aurora,  lliinois,  to  be  used  in  Land and  Water 

Conset'vation to  develop a  technical publication for  public  park administrators as 
a  means of improving the  quality of public  use  of  park lands  through outdoor 
education. 

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Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass  Company  of Toledo,  Ohio,  to  be used  in  Agricultural Engineer 

ing for  the  study  of  swine  housing,  specifically the  value  of insulating glass used 
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The  Dow  Chemical  Company of Midland,  to  be  used in Agricultural  Chemistry and  Horti 

culture  in a  study  of  plant  growth  regulators.  .  •  •  • 

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National Apple  Institute of  Washington,  D. C.,  to  be  used  in Horticulture  to determine 

the  chemical  composition  of fresh  apples  from  samples  of prominent varieties 
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Dr.  Hess  &  Clark,  Inc.,  of Ashland,  Ohio,  to  be  used in  Poultry Husbandry  to  determine 

possible  early growth  stimulating properties of NF  180  through  protecting poultry 
from  a  contam inated  environment.  • 

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Phi Epsilon  Kappa  Fraternity of East  Lansing,  to  be  used  in the  Department of Health, 
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PhYSical  Education and  Recreation  to  continue  a  research project 

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Ordnance  Corps  of  Center  Line,  to  be  used  in  Chemical  Engineering to  set up  a  card 
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index-abstract  system on all available  literature  on  shaped  charges  • 

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w.  K.  Kellogg  Foundation of Battle  Creek,  to  be  used in  Foods  and  Nutrition  to  improve 

the  com,etency of food  service  supervisors  in  hospitals  of Michigan  and  nearby 
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Office  of  Naval Research of Washington,  D. C.,  to  be  used  in  Botany to  classify cytolo 
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Gallowhur  Chemical  Corporation of Ossining,  New  York,  to be used  in  Botany for  seed 
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California Spray-Chemical Corporation of Richmond,  California,  to be used  in  Botany 
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Velsicol  Chemical  Corporation of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Botany  for  seed and  soil  treat-

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Atomic  Energy  Commission  of  Lemont,  Illinois,  to  be used  in  Chemistry  in  a  physio 

chemical investigation of the  interhalogen compounds.  . ' .  •  • 

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White  Laboratories,  Inc.,  of Kenilworth,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry to  pro 
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vide  a  fellowship  for  a  graduate  student  .  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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The  Upjohn  Company of Kalamazoo.  to  be  used  in  Microbiology to  investigate . the  effi 

ciency of a  new  anthelmintic  in dogs  particularly against ascarids  . 

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Lederle  Laboratories  Division of the  American Cyanamid  Company  of  Pearl River, 
New York.  to  be  used  in Surgery and Medicine  for  bovine  mastitis research. 

Tri-Township Agricultural Extension Association of  Kalkaska,  to  be  used  in  the  Coopera 

tive  Extension Service  to assist,in the  cost  of an intensive agricultural extension 
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program  in Boardman.  Orange,  and  Oliver  Townships  in  Kalkaska  County. 

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.Michigan Association of Silo  Manufacturers  of  Oxford.  Michigan.  to  be used  in  Agricultural 
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Engineering in  research on  self-feeding  siloS\.  •  •  •  •  •  •  '.  • 

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Western Michigan Electric  Cooperative  of Scottville,  to  be used  to  support  the  coopera 
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tive  radio program  "Electricity at  Work for  You".  •  •  •  •  •  •  ;  •  •  • 

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Southeastern Michigan  Rural  Electric  Cooperative of Adrian,  to  be used to  support 
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the  cooperative  radio program  "Electricity at  Work for  You" 

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Pres.que  Isle  Electric Cooperative.  Inc ••  of Onaway.  to  be  used  to  support  the 
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Oceana  Electric  Cooperative  of  Hart,  to  be  used to  support the  cooperative  radio pro 

gram  "Electricity at Work for  You" . • • • • • • • • • . . . • . • • . • . .  

The  Detroit Edison  Company  of Detroit,  to  be  used  to  support the  cooperative  radio pro 

gram  "Electricity at Work for  You" . . . • • . • . • • • . • . . . . . . . . •  

Consumers  Power  Company of Jackson,  to  be  used to  support the  cooperative  radio pro 
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Cherryland Rural Electric  Cooperative  of  Traverse  City,  to  be  used to  support  the 
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Alger-Delta  Corporation of Gladstone,  to  be used  to  support  the  cooperative  television 

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Presque  Isle  Electric  Cooperative  of  Onaway,  to  be  used  to  support  the  cooperative 

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United States  Department of Agriculture,  Agricultural Research Service, . to  be  used 

in Animal  Husbandry to  study the  effect  of certain feeds  on  rate  and  efficience  of 
grain of  swine,  and  the use  of feeds  as a  possible means of producing  lean pork 
carcasses  . 

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Michigan  Foundation Seed Association of East  Lansing,  to  be  used  in Soil Science  to 

obtain  information on the  management of turf grasses for  lawns  and  golf courses 

Lake  States  Forest Experiment Station of St.  Paul,  Minnesota,  to  be  used  in  Forestry 

to  determine  the  influence  of glaciation on  site  quality.  . 

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J.  L.  Hudson  Company  of Detroit,  to  be  used  in the  Bureau of Business  Research  to 

calculate  retail sales for  three Michigan  counties from  1940  to  1952  . . • . •  

Michigan  Bankers Association of  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  General  Business for  the  publi 
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cation of a  brochure,  "Your  Future  in  Banking"  • 

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Dearborn  Chemical  Company  of  Chicago,  to  be used  in  Chem.ical Engineering to  con 
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tinue  studies on heat transfer and boiler water  treatm~nt  • 

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Haviland  Chemical  Company  of Grand  Rapids,  to  be  used  in Botany  for  seed and  soil 
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Niagara  Chemical  Division  of Middleport,  New  York,  to  be used  in  Botany for  seed and 
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Michigan Department of ·Conservation,  to  be  used  in  Entomology  in  a  study  of forest  insects. 

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National  Institutes of Health of Bethesda,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry in toxicity 

studies on  cadmium and hexavalent  chromium in concentrations  that may  be  ex-
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Copper  and  Brass Research Association  of  New  York City,  to  be  used  in  Chemistry to 
study the  corrosion of  copper  piping under  operating  conditions  similar to  those 
a t  Michigan State University.  • 

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Lederle  Laboratories Division of  ~he Am.~rican Cyanamid  Company  of  Pearl Rtyer, 

New  York,  to  be  used  in Microbiology to  study  the  effect of drugs  in feed  or 
water on  the  isolation of pathogenic  bacteria from  diseased P<illtry.  • 

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Vendo  Corporation of Kansas  City,  Missouri,  to  be used  in  Microbiology  in a  study of 
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Upjohn  Company  of  Kalamazoo,  to  be  used  in  Surgery and  Medicine  for  research  studies 

on  certain products  and  their possible  use  in  treating bovine  mastitis.  . 

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Ford Motor  Company,  to  be  used  for  research work  in  the  College  of Agriculture.  . 
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Johnson  &  Johnson of New  Brunswick,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in  the  Bureau of Busi 

ness  Research for  the  completion of a  study  of  the  merchandising of  drugs  in 
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The  Citizenship  Clearing House  of  New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  the  Governmental 
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Research  Bureau for  developing a  citizenship education  program.  .  • 

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

, and  Metallurgical  Engineering to  study  the  effects  of  trace  quantities  of  im 
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National  Institutes  of Health  of  Bethesda,  Maryland.  to  be  used  in  Civil and  Sanitary 

Engineering  to  continue  research on  the  anaerobic  digestion of moist  sewage 
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Continental  Can  Company  of  Chicago,  to  be  used in Agricultural  Engineering to  develop 
principles  and  techniques  to  determine  the  resistance  of vegetative  cells  and 
spores  of  significant spoilage  organisms  to  superheated  steam  or  other hot  dry 
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Distillers Feed and  Research  Council  of  Cincinnati.  Ohio.  to  be  used  in  Dairy to  de 

termine  the  effect  of treating vegetable  milk replacements  with  enzymes  for  the 
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Michigan  Foundation Seed Association of  East  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  for 
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research  of field  crops  . 

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Michigan  Crop  Improvement Association  of  East  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops 

to  promote  st~dies in  seed improvement work and  to  assist in  conducting  the 
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seed  certification program  in  Michigan  • 

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National  Institutes  of Health  of  Bethesda,  Ma?"yland,  to  be  used  in  Civil  and  Sanitary 
Engineering to  continue  research  on  high  rate  composting of  organic  wastes.  • 

Emlong Nurseries,  Inc.,  of  Stevensville,  to  be used  in  Botany and  Plant  Pathology 

to  study  the  effects  of  virus types  on  Michigan  strawberry  varieties  as to  runner 
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production  and yields  .  • 

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R.  M.  Kellogg  Company  of  Three  Rivers.  to  be  used  in  Botany and  Plant  Pathology 

to  study  the  effects  of virus types  on  Michigan  strawberry varieties  as to  runner 
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Homer  Willobee  of South  Haven,  to  be  used  in  Botany and  Plant  Pathology to  study  the 
effects  of virus types  on  Michigan  strawberry varieties  as  to  runner  production 
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John  Horrocks  of  Ionia,  to  be  used  in  Botany and  Plant  Pathology to  study  the  effects 

of virus  types  on  Michigan  strawberry varieties as to  runner  production and 
yields.  . 

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Shell  Chemical  Corporation of New  York  City.  to  be  used  in 'Entomology  for  research 
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in  the  field  of  vegetable  insects.  . 

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The  Dow  Chemical  Company  of Midland,  to  be  used  in Entomology for  vegetable,  fly, 
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and  grain  insect  investigations.  . 

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National  Automatic  Merchandising Association  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Microbiology 

and  Public  Health to  determine  the  ability of the  machines  to  maintain  sanitary 
conditions  and  deliver  sanitary products,  and  to  operate  correctly.  . 

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George  Stearns  Chemical  Corporation of  Madison,  Wisconsin,  to be used  in  Micro 

biology  and  Public  Health  to  determine  the  practical method  of using  Chloramine  T 
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for  sanitizing  eating utensils.  . 

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General  Motors  Corporation of Detroit,  to  be  used  in Mechanical Engineering for  auto 

motive  instruction and  research,  the  following  gifts: 

A  motor-generator  .  • 
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Electric  Dynamometer.  • 

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United  Community Chest  of Ingham  County,  Inc " 

a  fellowship  in Social Work  •  • 

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Nitrogen  Division of the  Allied  Chemical  and  Dye  Corporation of  New  York  City,  to 

be used  in  Agricultural  Chemistry  in  a  study of certain non-protein nitrogen 
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Naugatuck  Chemical Division of the  United  Rubber  Company of Naugatuck.  Connecti 
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cut.  to be used  in Botany in  seed and  soil treatment research.  . 

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Research Division of the American Cyanamid  Company of  Pearl River,  New  York.  to 
be used  in Agricultural  Chemistry  in a  study of the  effect of certain growth-
promotants on pigs 

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Barn Equipment Association of  Chicago,  to  be  used in Agricultural  Engineering to 
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finance  a  research and  testing setup on  stock watering devices  . 

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Farmers  &:  Manufacturers  Beet  Sugar Association of Saginaw,  to  be used  in  Agricul 
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tural Engineering to  continue  the  project  on  sugar  beet mechanization.  . 

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National  Pickle  Packers Association of Saginaw,  to be used  in  Horticulture  to  evaluate 
the  effect of certain plant nutrients and cultural practices on the  yield  and  quality 
of pickling  cucumbers  •  •  •  • 

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National  Pickle  Packers Association of Saginaw,  to be used  in Horticulture  in  part 

payment of a  research assistantship to work on effect of plant nutrients  and 
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cultural practices on yield and quality of pickling  cucumbers.  . 

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Michipn Foundation Seed Association of  Grand JUlction,  Colorado.  to  be  used  in Horti 

culture  to hire assistants for  the  purpose of conducting  research and  taking records 

Michigan State  Florist Association of  East  Lansing,  to  be used  in  Horticulture  and 
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B'otany for  research on  root diseases  of greenhouse plants.  .  • 

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$759 

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NOMhcentral  Regional  Project No.  7 of Ames,  Iowa,  to  be used  in  Horticulture,  Botany 

and  Farm  Crops to  cover the  cost  of growing  seed and determining  characteris-
tics of certain plant materials for  the  Regional  Plant  Introduction  Project of the 
North  Central States.  •  •  • 

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Sulphite  Pulp  Manufacturers'  Research  League  of Appleton,  Wisconsin,  to  be  used  in 
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Poultry Husbandry to  continue  the  study of mink nutrition. 

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American Hotel  Association of New  York City,  to  be used  in  the  Bureau of  Business 
Research to  study guests  of motels and  hotels,  primarily in the  Grand  Rapids 
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Eagle  Ottawa  Leather  Company of Grand  Haven,  to  be  used in  Chemical Engineering 
in  the  separation of amino acids produced by  the hydrolysis of proteins  • 

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The  Michigan  Dietetic Association of the  Henry Ford Hospital  of Detroit,  to  be  used 
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in  Foods and  Nutrition  for  food  service  supervisor training. 

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Stauffer  Chemical  Company  of New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Botany  in  gathering captan 

residue  data on peaches.  cherries,  and  strawberries  .  •  •  •  •  • 

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Olin-Mathieson  Chemical  Corporation of New  fIaven,  Connecticut,  to  be  used  in  Botany 

for  seed and  soil treatmlmt research  including  testing and  basic  research program • 

E.  I.  Du  Pont  de  Nemours  &:  Company of Wilmington,  Delaware,  to  be  used  in  Botany 

for  seed and  soil  treatment research.  . 

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David Scott  of Northport,  to  be  used  in  Botany  to  study the  effects of virus types  on 
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Michigan  strawberry varieties as  to runner  production and yields. 

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V.  Houfstater  of  Freesoil,  to  be used  in  Botany to  study the  effects  of  virus  types  on 
Michigan  strawberry varieties as to  runner production and yields  •  .•  •  • 

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Michigan  Chemical  Corporation of St.  Louis,  to  be used  in  Chemistry,  $ 2400  to  employ 

a  special graduate  research assistant and  $300  to  provide  chemicals and  other 
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supplies  in  the  field  of  organic  chemistry.  •  • 

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Office  of Ordnance Research  of the  United States Army,  to  be used  in  Mathematics to 

study the  behavior of certain antenna  radiation from  a  mathematical viewpoint  and  to 
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determine  this behaviour  in  a  form  suitable  for  engineers  • 

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National  Academy  of Sciences and  the  National  Research  Council  of  Washington,  D. C •• 

to  be  used  in Sociology to  complete  the  report on  the  Flint-Beecher  Tornado Study 

Bardmatic  Corporation of Muskegon,  to  be  used  in  Microbiology  and  Public  Health  in 
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a  study of the  anaerobic-aerobic  breakdown  of domestic  garbage  .  • 

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The  Upjohn  Company  of Kalamazoo,  to  be  used  in  Microbiology to  reappraise the  effi 
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ciency of a  piperazine  compound  in dogs  infected with ascarids  .  ..  . 

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The Upjohn  Company  of  Kalamazoo,  to  be  used  in  Surgery  and  Medicine  to  complete 
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physical facilities  in the  new  lSuite  of  rooms  designed for  radiology  . 

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Ohio  Box  Board  Company  of  Rittman.  Ohio,  to  be  used  in  Forest  Products for  class  in 

struction and  experimental use  in the  laboratory,  a  corrugated  sample making 
machine  with  attachml!nts 

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Board of Supervisors  of Marquette  County,  to  be  used  for  the  continued  employment 
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of a  4-H Club  Agent  assigned  to  Marquette  County. 

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,stran-Steel Corporation of Ecorse,  Michigan,  to  be used  in Agricultural  Engineering 
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in  a  study  of ventilation  in  uninsulated  structures for  housing  livestock  . 

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United States Atomic  Energy  Commission of  Lemont,  lliinois,  to be used  in  Horti 

culture  in  a  study of the  absorption and utilization of  radioactive  materials 
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applied  to  the  leaves of plants.  • 

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Brewers  Yeast  Council,  Inc.,  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Poultry Husbandry  for  mink 
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nutrition  studies. 

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Michigan  Press Service,  Inc.,  of East  Lansing,  to  be used  in  the  Bureau  of Business 

Research  to prepare an  exhibit  of marketing data  on  Michigan's  counties  as  a 
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service for  newspapers'  publication.  .  • 

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Animal  Welfare  Institute of New  York City,  to  be  used  in  Animal'Pathology  to  determine 

means of humane  slaughter of animals for  food  purposes. 

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Almont Agricultural  Extension Association of Almont~  to  be  used  in the  Cooperative 

Extension Service to  continue  assistance  in the  cost  of  an  intensive  agricultural 
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extension program with the  farmers  of Almont  Township,  Lapeer  County  . 

W.  K.  Kellogg  Foundation of Battle  Creek,  to  be  used  in an  extension of the  National 

Project  in Agricultural  Communications for  the  2-year  period  beginning March  1, 
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Fruit Belt  Electric  Cooperative  of  Cassopolis,  to  be  used  in Agricultural Engineering 

in  support  of  the  cooperative  radio program,  "Electricity at  Work for  You"  • 

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Thumb  Electric  Cooperative  of Ubly,  to  be used  in Agricultural  Engineering in  support 

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

o &  A  Electric  Cooperative of Newaygo,  to  be  used  in Agricultural Engineering in 
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support of  the  cooperative ' radio program,  "Electricity at Work for  You" 

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

Fruit Belt  Electric  Cooperative  of  Cassopolis,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering 

in  support  of the  cooperative television program  •  • 

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support  of the  cooperative  television program 

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Thumb  Electric  Cooperative  of  Ubly,  to be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering  in  support 
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of  the  cooperative television program  . 

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Tri-County Electric  Cooperative of  Portland,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering 
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in  support  of  the  cooperative television program  •  • 

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Clinton  Foods,  Inc.,  of  Clinton,  Iowa,  to  be used  in  Poultry Husbandry  to  study the 
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value  of  corn ferm·entation solubles in  poultry feeds.  • 

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Consanto  Chemical  Company  of St.  Louis,  Missouri,  to  be used  in  Botany for  seed 
and  soil treatment research,  including testing and basic  research.  .  •  •  •  • 

Velsicol  Chemical  Corporation of  Chicago,  to  be  used in  Entomology  in the  evaluation 
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of heptachlor  and  choloradene for  control of vegetable  pests  .  • 

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Educational  Television and  Radio  Center  of Ann Arbor,  to  be  used  in  Television De 

velopment  to provide partial support for  a  study of television  and  radio viewing 
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and  listening habits  within  the  WKAR-TV audience  area  •  •  •  • 

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Miss Jessie T.  Fee  of Adrian,  to  be  used for  maintenance,  upkeep,  and development 
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of the  Hidden  Lake  Gardens.  •  • 

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Commercial Steel  Treating Company  of Detroit,  to  be used in Metallurgical  Engineer-

ing  in  controlling atmospheres in  laboratqry furnaces,  an  Ipsen  Exothermic  Gas  Generator 

Consumers  Power  Company  of Jackson,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering  to  pro-

vide  funds  for  a  graduate assistant  to  work on  problems  of material's handling 
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Board of Supervisors of Genesee  County,  to be used  in the  Cooperative  Extension 
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Service for  the  continued  employment of an  additional  county agent  • 

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Odessa Agricultural Extension Association · of  Lake  Odessa,  to  be used in  the  Coopera 

tive  Extension Service to help finance  the  cost of  the  intensive agricultural  ex 
tension  program  in  Odessa  TownshiJ1 

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Northern  Ohio Sugar  Company  of  Denver,  Colorado,  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  to  pro 
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vide  operational  assistance for  the  sugar beet breeding project. 

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National  Grape  Cooperative Association,  Inc.,  of  Westfield,  New  York,  to  be  used in 
Horticulture  to  secure and disseminate  knowledge  of value  to  production of 
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commercial Concord  grapes  in Michigan. 

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Engineering for  fertilizer  research.  •  •  • 

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Nitrogen  Division of Allied  Chemical  and  Dye  Corporation of  New  York  City,  to  be  used 
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in  Soil Science for  research work on  the  use of nitrogen as a  fertilizer  . 

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Wildlife  Management  Institute  of  Washington,  D. C.,  to  be  used  in  Fisheries  and  Wild 
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life  for  a  study  of two  cottontail  rabbit  populations  . 

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Civil  Defense Administration of  the  United States  of Battle  Creek,  to  be  u~ed in  Poli 

tical  Science  to  study the  effectiveness of civil  defense  operations at the  commu 
nity level  in  selected municipalities and metropolitan areas  . 

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Dearborn  Chemical  Company of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Chemical Engineering to  con 
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tinue  studies  on heat transfer and  boiler water  treatment  . 

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Smith-Bridgman  &  Company  of  Flint,  to  be  used  in  Textiles,  Clothing,  and  Related 

Arts  to  finance  a  study  of  1955  college graduates now  in  retail  executives  train 
ing  programs  in  department  stores in  the  Midwest  in  relation  to  the  effective 
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ness  of  their  college  retail work experiences. 

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California Spray  Chemical Corporation of Haddonfield,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in 

Botany and  Plant  Pathology  to  determine  the  physiological  and  fungicidal  effect 
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of  Orthocide  on  strawberry and  grape fruit  crops.  . 

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American Cyanamid  Company of  Pearl River,  New  York,  to  be  used  in Microbiology 

and  Public  Health for  a  study on mortalities of chickens  when  given  varying  I 
mixtures of Eimeria TeneHa and  Eimeria necatrix  • 

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Ford Motor  Company of Birmingham.  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Economics  to  construct 

a  model  that  will  forecast  the  demand  for  farm  machinery  in  the  United  States. 

The  Dow  Chemical  Company  of Midland.  to  be  used in Dairy for  dairy  cattle  nutrition 
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orporation of  Chicago.  to  be  used  in  Entomology for  insect  control 

The  Upjohn  Company  of Kalam'uoo,  to  be used  in  Microbiology  to  study  the  anthel-

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mintic  effectiveness  of Par vex and/or other  compounds  in  selected farm  animals 

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Michigan  Feed and  Grain Association of  East Lansing,  to  be  used for  the  Elevator  and 

Farm Supply Short  Course  students.  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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Arvid F.  Jouppi,  to  be  added  to  the  Applegate Scholarship  Fund for  scholarships for 
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Ralph  Young  Testimonial Banquet  Committee of Lansing to  establish the  Ralph  Young 
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Scholarships for  deserving young men.  •  • 

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Dixie Division of Howard Johnson  Company  of Miami.  Florida,  for  scholarships for 
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students in  Restaurant Management.  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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LaVerne Noyes  Estate to  continue  the  LaVerne  Noyes  scholarship for  descendants  of 

WO.rId  War  I  veterans  .. 

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Foundry Educational  Foundation of  Cleveland to  continue  the  scholarship awards for 
the  spring of  1955 for  students  in foundry  courses  . . . • . . . . . . . .  

Asher House  Fund,  Inc.  of Detroit,  to  continue  assistance for  a  graduate  student  . . '  • 

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Michigan State  Veterinary Medical Association of Grand Rapids.  to  be  used for  loans 
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Magnolia  Petroleum  Company  of Dallas,  Texas,  to  continue  the  scholarship for  a  stu-
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Flint  Traffic  Club  to  be used  in  General  Business for  development  of the  transporta-
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tion  curriculum.  .  •  •  •  • 

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Robert Edgell.  Publisher  of the  Davidson Publishing  Company of Duluth.  Minnesota, 

to  be  used for  conferees  enrolling in the  National Association of  Food  Equipment 
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Manufacturers  sponsored  short  course  in June.  • 

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Blake  Meyer,  Assistant Publisher of the  Institutional  Feeding and  Housing of New  York 
City,  to  be  used  for  conferees  enrolling in  the  National Association  of  Food Equip 
ment  ManufLcturers  sponsored  short  course  in June.  •  •  •  •  • 

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Michigan  Producers  Dairy Company of Adrian.  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education  to 

assist in  staging  the  American Dairy Science Association meeting on June  20-23 

Detroit  Creamery Company  of Detroit.  to be used  in  Continuing  Education to  assist 
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in  staging the  American Dairy Science Association meeting on June  20-23 . 

Foote  &  Jenks.  Inc.,  of Jackson.  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education to assist  in  stag 
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ing  the  American Dairy Science Association meeting on  June  20-23.  .  • 

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Barney  G.  Rich  of  Newark.  New  York.  to  be  used  in  Continuing Education  to  assist  in 
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staging  the  American  Dairy Science Association Meeting on  June  20-23  • 

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Michigan Association of Creamery Owners  and  Manufacturers of Kalamazoo.  to  be 
used  in  Continuing  Education  to  assist  in  staging the  American Dairy Science 
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Association  Meeting on June  20-23 

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Michigan Association of Sanitarians of LanSing,  to  be used  in  Continuing  Education 

to  assist in  staging the  American Dairy Science Association Meeting on June  20-23. 

Robert  A.  Johnston  Company of Milwaukee,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education  to 

assist in  staging  the  American Dairy Science Association  Meeting on June  20-23  . 

State  of  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education to  assist in  staging the  American 

Dairy Science  Association Meeting  on  June  20-23.  •  •  •  • 

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Klenzade  Products,  Inc.  of  Beloit,  Wisconsin.  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education  to 

assist in  staging  the  American Dairy Science Association  Meeting on June  20-23 

The  Dudley  Paper Company of  Lansing.  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education to  assist 

in  staging  the  American Dairy Science Association  Meeting on June  20-23.  •  • 

Michigan Association of  Ice  Cream  Manufacturers of  Lansing,  to  be used  in  Continuing 

Education to  assist  in  staging the  American Dairy Science  Association Meeting 
on June  20 - 23  ~ 

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The  Wonder  Building  Company of Western  Michigan of  Grand  Rapids  and  the  Stran 

Steel  Division  of  the  Great  Lakes Steel  Corporation of Detroit  two  metal  build-
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ings  to house  College machinery 

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Kellogg  Foundation.  for  the  Michigan  Institute  of  Local  Government  Project. 

General  Electric  Company,  to  be  used for  scholarships.  • 

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Lansing  Council  of  Parents and  Teachers for  the  President's  Discretionary  Fund  to 
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Faculty  Folk Club of East  Lansing  to  continue  the  Faculty Folk Scholarships  for  deserv 
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ing  women  students  for  1955-56.  . 

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Sherman and Mabel  Littler Scholarship Fund  of Detroit  to  provide  scholarship aid for 

a  student for  four  terms  beginning  spring term  1955 • . . . . • • • • . . • • •  

Michigan Association of  Home  Builders  of  Lansing to  provide  a  Junior  Award  Scholar 

ship for  1955-56,  the  recipient  to  be  enrolled  in  the  residential  building  curri-
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American  Maize  Products  Company  of  Grand  Rapids,  to  be used  in  Continuing Educa 

tion to assist in  staging the  American  Dairy Science  Association meeting  on 
June  20 - 23 

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Dr.  G.  N.  Jessen of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Continuing Education to assist with  the 

educational  programs for  Optometrists. 

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Seco  Company,  Inc.,  to  be  used  in  the  Division of Hotel,  Restaurant and  General  In 
stitutional  Management for  conferees  enrolling in the  National  Association of 
Food  Equipment  Manufacturers  sponsored  short course  in  June  1955  • 

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Ohio  Hotels Association  of  Columbus  to  be  used for  a  scholarship for  a  worthy  and 
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meritorious  student  from  Ohio  in  Hotel  Management.  • 

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American  Cyanamid  Company  of  N-ew  York  Cit,Y  to  establish the  "Lederle  Veterinary 

Medical  Students'  Research  Scholarship'  for  the  purpose  of developing an  in 
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terest in  research while  students are  still undergraduates  in  the  field. 

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Asher House  Fund,  Inc.  of Detroit  to  provide  scholarship awards for  five  students 

active  in  the Asher  Student  Foundation.  • 

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Mrs.  Isabelle  Gonon  of Holyoke,  Massachusetts  to  be  credited to  the  Richard M.  and 
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Nellie  Olin  Memorial  Scholarship Fund 

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Albert  H.  Case  of  Charlottesville,  Virginia,  300  shares of  stock in  South  American 
Gold  and  Platinum  Company,  to  be  credited to  the  Case  scholarship fund 

Ford Motor  Company  Fund  of Dearborn to  be  used to finance  scholarships to  parti 
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cipants  in  the  Workshop  on  Economic  Education.  • 

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Indonesian  National  Police,  a  silver dish  given on  the  occasion of the  Centenary of the 

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Owens  illinois  Glass  Company of  Toledo,  Ohio,  7  gross  of baby food  jars and  covers 
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to  be  used for  research in  Agricultural Engineering. 

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Calcium Chloride  Division of the  Dow  Chemical  Company  of Midland,  3,000  pounds  of 
calcium  chloride  to  be  used  for  grain  storage  work  in Agricultural  Engineering 

Wayne  County  Home  Demonstration  Council  for  the  Emma  DuBord Scholarship 

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Pick Hotels  Corporation of  Chicago for  a  scholarship for  a  Hotel Management  student  • 

The  Prophet  Company  of Detroit to  establish two  or more  scholarships  in  the  Depart-
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ment  of  Restaurant  Management.  • 

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Grocery Manufacturer's Association to  continue  scholarships  for  students  in food 
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distribution.  . 

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Dairy  Industries  Supply Association,  lnc.,  of  Washington,  D. C.,  to  be  awarded  to  a 

student  studying  problems  relating  to  the  dairy  products  industries. 

Albert  H.  Case,  a  gift  of 

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J.  W.  Knapp  Company  of  Lansing  for  scholarships for  two  students  for  the  1954-55 
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school year.  .  • 

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G.  W.  Jones  Exchange  Bank of Marcellus for  a  scholarship for  a  student  who  will  en 
roll  in  the  Young  Farmers Short  Course  in  General Agriculture  in  October  1955 

Grocery Manufacturer's Scholarship  Fund,  to  be  used  in  the  Division  of  Business  to 
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continue  the  established  scholarships  for  students  in  food  distribution" 

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Michigan  Farm Bureau Women  of  Lansing to  continue  a  scholarship for  a  Japanese 
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student  through  December  1955.  . 

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Square  D  Company  of Detroit  to  continue  the  scholarships  for  engineering students. 

Stone  Container  Corporation of  Chicago to  provide  a  scholarship for  a  student in his 

senior year of study  in  the  packaging  technology  curriculum  . •   " 

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Real  Estate Alumni of Michigan  of Ann Arbor  to  establish  the  'Scholarship  of the  Grand 
Rapids  Board  of  Realtors'  to  be  awarded  to  a  student at  the  rate  of  $500  per  year 
during the  junior,  senior,  and  one  year  of graduate  work  . . . . . . . .  . 

Pearl Kedzie  Plant  of East  Lansing to  be  credited to  the  L.  C.  Plant Mathematical 
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Joseph  R.  Gwinn  of  Lansing  to  be  credited to  the  Ralph  H.  Young  Scholarship  Fund 

The  Chicago  Farmers  of  Chicago  to  be  used  for  a  junior  scholarship  in the  College  of 

Agriculture . . . • • • . . . . . •

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Fraternal  Order  of  Eagles Memorial  Foundation  Fund  of South  Bend,  Indiana,  to  be 
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used  to  provide  scholarship assistance for  a  student  in  the  summer  school. 

John  D.  'Green  of  Williamsburg,  Virginia,  a  gift  of four  books,  liThe  Back  of the  House" 
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to  be  placed  in  the  John  Willy  Reading Room  in  the  Kellogg  Center  . 

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The  Oliver  Corporation of  Lansing,  a  gift  of an  Oliver  Diesel  tractor  engine  to  be  used 
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in  Agricultural  Engineering for  class  study. 

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Michigan  Consumer  Finance Association  of  Lansing  to  be  used for  scholarships  to  parti 

cipants  in  the  Workshop  on  Economic  Education and  to  finance  other  incidental 
expenses  connected  with  the  program  . 

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Wyandotte  Chemicals  Corporation of  Wyandotte,  to  be  used  in  Hotel,  Restaurant,  and 

General  Institutional Management  to  aid  in  conducting  short  courses for  executive 
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housekeepers  of hotels  and  institutions. 

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Matilda  R.  Wilson  of Rochester,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education to  assist  in  staging 

the  Christmas  World Adventure  Program 

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C.  E.  Widick  of  Okemos,  to  be  used  in  Continuing Education  to  assist  in  staging  the 
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American  Dairy Science Association of Swartz  Creek,  Michigan,  to  be used  in  Contin 

uing  Education to assist in staging the  American Dairy Science Association meet-
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ing in June  1955. 

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' The  Creamery Package  Manufacturing Company  of Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Continuing 
Education to assist  in  staging the  American Dairy Science  Association  meeting 
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in  June  1955  • 

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Forrest  L .  Rambo of  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education to  assist  in  stating 
the American Dairy Science Association meeting  in June  1955  • . . . • . • • 

Horwath  and  Horwath of Chicago to  be  added to  the  princ ipal of  the  Horwath  and  Horwath 

Scholarship fund 

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Gerber  Products  Company of Lansing  to  provide  $·100  scholarships for  two  students  for 
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Anheuser-Busch,  Inc.  of St.  Louis,  Missouri,  to  continue  the Augustus  Busch  Jr. 
scholarships administered by  the  Diyision of Hotel,  Restaurant,  and  General 
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Duncan Hines,  Duncan  Hines,  Inc.,  of Bowling  Green,  Kentucky,  for  a  needy  student 

of good  academic  status and an indicated  interest in  Restaurant  Management. 

Episcopal Women  of the  Diocese of Lansing to  continue  financial  assistance  for  a 
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LaVerne  Noyes  Estate  of  Chicago to  continue  the  scholarships for  descendents  of  World 
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War  I veterans  .  • 

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Ivan F.  French of Dimondale  to  establish the  Elizabeth  I.  French  Award for  a  junior 
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student  in Home  Economics  for  fall  term 

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H.  William  Klare,  President of the  Founders Fund,  of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  the  Di 

vision of Hotel,  Restaurant,  and  General  Institutional Management  in  the  student 
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library at  the  Kellogg  Center.  • 

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Senior  Class of  1955  to  provide a  Conn  Organ for  the  Union  and a  small window  in  the 
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Alumni Memorial  Chapel Narthex.  • 

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The  Sidney  Hillman  Foundation,  Inc.,  of  New  York City,  to  be  used for  participation 
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in  the Sidney  Hillman  Foundation lecture  program 

American  Institute  of Park Executives of Aurora,  illinois,  to  be  used  to  aid  in  printing 
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manuals on  park sanitation and  facilities. 

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Sears-Roebuck Foundation of  Chicago  to  be  used for  scholarsh ips for  freshman  women 
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entering the  College  of Home  Economics. 

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Will of Howard  E.  Cowles  to  create  scholarships  for  fourth  year students  in dairy  science 

Foundry Educational  Foundation  of  Cleveland,  $4500  to  be  used  for  scholarships  in 

Mechanical  and Metallurgical  Engineering and  $500  for  travel and other expenses 

R .  C.  Mahon  Foundation of Detroit  to establish two  scholarships of  $500  each to  be 
awarded upon  recommendation of the  s c holarship  committee  to  outstanding  stu  
dents  at  the  under-graduate  level  but  above  the freshman  level-preferably to 
students  in  metallurgical engineering,  industrial engineering,  mechanical  en 
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gineering,  or  engineering mechanics  •  •  •  • 

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Westinghouse  Educational  Foundation  of  Pittsburgh  to  be  awarded to a  junior  in electrical 

or mechanical  engineering on  the  basis of high  achievement  in  his  academic  work 
and  demonstrated  qualities  of leadership.  •  •  •  • 

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The  Grand  Lodge  of  Free  and  Accepted Masons  of Flint  to  continue  a  scholarship for 

an  orphan  who  is  a  student at Michigan State.  •  • 

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Trustees of the  Hinman Estate  to  support  the  Hinman  Scholarships for  1955-56  .

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Harrison Jules  Louis  Frank and  Leonard  Harrison  Frank Memorial  Corporation  of 
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Detroit  to  continue  the  scholarship for  an engineering student  . 

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Union  Carbide  and  Carbon  Corporation of  Fremont,  Olio,  to  continue  their  s cholarship 

for  a  senior electric al  engineering  student.  • 

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The  Sears-Roebuck  Foundation of  Chicago  to  continue  the  scholarships  in  the  College  of 

Agriculture  for  the  1955-56  school  year  . . • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . •  

Ralston  Purina  Company  of  St.  Louis,  Michigan.  to  establish  an  annual  scholarship for 
a  senior  in  Agriculture  to  be  based on  scholarship,  leadership,  c haracter,  extra 
curricular  activities,  sincerity of  purpose,  and  financial  need. 

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$500 

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$2,330 

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Hattie  Lucas  Newman  Memorial  F und  of  St.  Clair,  Mic higan,  to  establish  a  s c holar 

ship  for  students  who  are  interested in  the  field  of so cial welfare. 

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The  Detroit Edison  Company  of  Detroit  to  continue  scholarships  for  3  entering fr e sh 
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men  and  2  upper class  students  . 

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Ro ckefeller  Foundation  of  New  York City to  be  used  in  choosing and  shipping books  to  the 
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Unive rsity of  the  Ryukyus  library.  . 

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Michigan Department of Agriculture,  to  be  used  in  Continuing Education toward  the  ex 

penses  of  s taging  the  Annual  Poultry Science Association  conference  on August  9-12 

General Ele ctric  Company of New  York City  as their  c ontribution  equal to  those  of 

qualified  General  Electric  employ ee-alumni of  Michigan  State  during the  second 
quarter  of  1955  under  their  Corporate Alumnus  Progr am  • 

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Homelite  Corporation  of Port  Chester,  New  York,  to  be  used  for  2  scholarships of 

$250  each  for  junior or senior  students  in  Forestry • . . . . • . . . • . •  

The  Asher  House  Fund,  Inc.  of  Detroit to  con tinue  the  s cholarships for  students  en 

rolled at Michigan State  who  are contributing  to  the  welfare  of  students  in Asher 
. . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 
House  .

Muskegon  Public  Schools  to  be  granted an  incoming freshman  woman  student  . 

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Owosso  Rotary Club as  an  expression  of  their  appreciation for  a  talk given  by  Dr. 

Killingswo r th,  Head of  the  Department  of  Economics  . 

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Michigan  Home  Demonstration  Council  to  continue  the  scholarships  for  wom en  students 
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w ith  an  inte rest  in  home  e conomics.  . 

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The  Tiscornia  Foundation,  Inc .,  of St.  J os eph,  t o  continue  scholarship assistance for 
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a  junior  student . 

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The  Carlson  Foundation of Detroit  to  provid e  scholarship assistance  for  a  woman  stu 

dent for  the  1955- 56  school year  . • . •• • . • . . . . . . .

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Charles. and  Helen  Smillie  Foundation  of  Detroit  to  continue  a  scholarship  for  a  student 

in  the  industrial  engineering  curriculum.  .  • 

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American Soc iety for  Metals  Foundation  of  Cleveland to  continue  s cholarships for 

undergraduate  students majoring  in metallurgic al  engineering  • 

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The  Kroger  Company of  Cincinnati,  Ohio ,  to  continue  t he  scholarships  for  3  students 
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majoring in distr ibutive  education. 

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The  Kroger  Company of  Cincinnati to  continue  s cholarships of  $ 600  each  for  a  student 

in  agriculture  and  a  student  in  home  economics. 

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Ch rysler Corporation  of Highland  Park,  a  g ift  of  a  1955 Plymouth  V8  passenger car engine 
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to  Me chanical  Engineering.  . 

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H.  F.  Brand  of Dearborn to  continue  scholarships for  entering students who  have  been 

outstanding in  4-H  Club work.  • 

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Farm Bureau Servic es,  Inc.  for  the  elevato r  and  fa rm  supply  short  course . 

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Charles S.  Force of Kalamazoo for  the  elevator  and  farm  supply  short  course 

The  Central Soya  Foundation  Trust ,of  Fort  Wayne,  Indiana,  for  the  elevator  and  farm 

' supply  short course .  •  • 

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Lansing  Grain  Company of Lansing for  the  ele vato r  and  farm  supply  short  course  . 

Robert  Manners  Enterprises,  Inc.  of  Cleveland,  Ohio,  for  students  enrolled  in  the 
Div ision  of Hotel,  Restaurant,  and  General  Institutional Management.  • 

Worcester  Woman's  Club  of Wor c ester,  Massachusetts,  for  a  student  in  music 

The  Presser  Foundation  of  Philadelphia  to  continue  the  scholarships  in  music. 

Michigan Asphalt  Paving Association of Lansing to  continue  the  Dan  Hunphries Scholar 

ship for  a  student  interested in asphalt  and  asphalt  pav ements  research .  •  •  • 

Whirlpool-Seeger  Corporation of St.  Joseph  to  establish  5  tuition  s c holarships  to  be 

know n  as  The  Whirlpool-Seeger  Corporation Engineering Scholarships,  to  be 
given annually,  preferably  to  junior. and  senior mechanical and  electrical en-
.  • 
gineering  students. 

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General  Motors  Scholarship  Program of  Detroi t  to establish a  program of scholar 

ship assistance for  outstanding freshman  students  selected on  the  basis of 
financial  need. 

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Fred Harvey  of  Chicago  to  establish  a  scholarship fund  for  a  student  in  the  Res taurant 
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Management program. 

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,Cease  Commissary Service,  Inc.,  of  Dllnkirk,  New  York,  to  set up  3  scholarships  to 
be  known  as  The  N.  W.  Cease  Founder Scholarships  in  Restaurant  Managem,ent. 
These  are  to  be  awarded to  students  working for  part or all  of their expenses  on 
the  basis of high  scholastic  achievement  and  interest in  restaurant  management. 

Iota  Phi  Lambda  Sorority of  Lansing  to  provide  financial  assistance for  an  entering 
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Maxwell Jospey  Foundation of  Detroit to  provide  financial  assistance for  an  entering 
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The  Easterling Company of  Chicago  to  a  student who  is  enrolled  . 

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p .  Eduard  Geldhof of Benton Harbor  to  be  credited to  the  p.  Eduard  Geldhof  Engineer-

ing Scholarship fund  •  • 

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The  Ratner  Foundation of  Cleveland to  provide  financial  aid for  a  student who  is  en-
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rolled for  1955-56  .  •  •  •  • 

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Forest  City Material  Company of  Cleveland,  Ohio,  to  continue  the  established  scholarship 

The  Detroit  Free  Press as  an award  to a  student who  won  the  Detroit  Free  Press  annual 

debating  contest  .  • 

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Anonymous  donor for  a  scholarship for  Skees  Ranny. 

George  N.  Higgins,  Charitable  Foundation  of  Ferndale,  for  a  scholarship for  James  E. 
Sack  • . . . • . • • . • • • . . . • • . • . . • . . . . . . . . • • . .  

William  Riker Johnson  Post  #205  of  East  Lansing to  be  credited  to  the  William  Riker 
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Johnson  Memorial Scholarship fund 

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O.  R.  "Dutch"  Miller Memorial  Scholarship  to  provide  a  grant for  George  Thompson 

for fall  term.  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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The American  Legion of Detroit  to  provide  a  Guy  M.  Wilson  scholarship for  Gary  N. 
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Warnke  for  fall  term.  •  •  •  • 

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M  & S  Manufacturing  Company  of  Hudson  to  provide  a  grant  for  Joan  Guss for  fall  term. 

Grand  Chapter,  Order  of Eastern Star of Michigan.  of West  Branch  to  provide  a  grant 
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for  Emma  Lou  Carter 

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Socony- Vacuum  Oil  Company of  New  York City to  provide  a  scholarship in  exploration 

sciences for  1955-56.  •  •  • 

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Plym  FoundatioB  of  Niles  to  provide  a  grant for  Sharlene  Jo  Bailey.  . 

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Michigan State  Women's  Club  of  Kent  County  to  provide  a  grant for  Adrianne  Douglas. 

American  Institute  of Steel  Construction,  Inc.  of  New  York City  to  continue  the  scho 
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·larship for  an  engineering student  . 

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W.  R.  Grace  &  Company  of  New  York City to  provide financial  assistance for  a  stu 

dent from  Peru for  1955-56 .  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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Bethel A. M. E.  Church  of Saginaw  to  provide  financial  assistance for  Ollie M .  Jackson. 

American Association  of University Women  of  Lansing to  continue  their  scholarship 
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for  needy  women  students. 

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Coy  G.  Eklund of Detroit  one  scholarship  be  made  available  each year  to  a  qualified 

student  living  in Alger  County.  •  •  • 

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Hazen Stevens  of Saginaw  to  establish a  scholarship fund. 

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Individual  Trustees of the  Alcoa  Foundation of  Pittsburgh  in  support of The  Alcoa 
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Foundation  Scholarship held  by  Carolyn L.  Pryor  . 

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E.  E.  Kinney  of  East  Lansing -to  hel p  defray expenses for  staging the  Christmas  Ad 
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venture  in  World  Understanding from  December  20-30,  1955  . 

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Foster Welfare  Foundation of Grand  Rapids  to  help  defray  expenses  for  staging  the 

Christmas Adventure  in World  Understanding from  December  20-30,  1955  •

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Gladys  Olds Anderson of  Lansing  to  help  defray  expenses  for  staging the  Christmas 

Adventure  in  World  Understanding from  December  20-30,  1955.  • 

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Detroit  Edison  Company of Detroit  to  help defray  e-xpenses  for  staging  the  Christmas 

Adventure  in  World  Understanding  from  December  20-30,  1955.  .  • 

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$100 

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$204 

$85 

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$200 

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$10,000 

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$500 

Allen and Mrs.  Thomas  Osgood of  East  Lansing to  help  defray  expenses  for  staging 

the  Christmas Adventure  in  World  Understanding from  December  20-30,  1955. 

Restaurant  Women's  Club  of  Chicago  for  Gail  Mitchell for  1955-56. 

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Joseph Schlitz Brewing  Company of Milwaukee  to  be  awarded under  the  direction of 

the Division of  Hotel,  Restaurant,  and  General  Institutional Management  .  •  • 

Amos J.  and  Leigh  Hunt  Minkel Memorial Student  Fund  of Buffalo,  New  York for  scho 

larship purposes  • 

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Delta Sigma  Theta Sorority of Dayton,  Ohio,  for  scholarship  purposes. 

Hastings  Public  Schools for  scholarship  purposes  • 

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Kiwani s  Club  of  Roscoe,  New  York,  for  scholarship  purposes. 

Michigan Society for  Crippled  Children  and  Adults,  Inc.,  of Detroit for  two  students 

who  are  studying  the  teaching of the  visually  handicapped  . 

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Elks  National  Foundation Emergency Educational  Fund of Boston,  Massachusetts, 
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for  scholarship purposes 

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Chicago  Restaurant Association of Chicago,  Illinois,  to  provide  a  scholarship for  Paul 
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Arnold during the  1955- 56  school year 

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Great  Lakes  Steel  Company  of Detroit,  gift  of a  machinery  storage  building  to  be  used by 

the  Agricultural  Engineering  Department  and  the  University  Farms 

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Eaton County  Bank of  Charlotte for  a  scholarship for  Lowell  Steward to apply  on his 
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fees  for  winter term  1956  •  •  • 

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Citizens State  Savings  Bank of Plainwell for  a  scholarship for  Charles Ackley to  apply 
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on his fees  for  winter term  1956  • 

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Berryhill Nursery  Company  of Springfield,  Ohio,  for  a  student  in  the  Short  Course  in 

Nursery and  Landscape Management  . 

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American SOCiety for  Metals  Foundation for  Education and  Research  of  Latrobe, 
Pennsylvania,  to  continue  the Metallurgy Scholarship program for  1956-57 

Michigan Alpha  Chapter of Tau  Beta  Pi Association of East  Lansing,  to  be  used  by  the 
student  loan fund  with  preference  to  be  given  Tau  Beta Pi members  and  engineer-
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ing  students  • 

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Southern Michigan  Obedience  Training  Club  of  Pontiac  to  be  added  to  their  Veterinary 

Student Assistance  Fund.  •  • 

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Genesee  County Alumni  Club  to  provide  scholarship assistance for  two  students  from 
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Genesee  County for  1955-56  .  • 

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Gratiot  County  Bankers Association  of Alma  for  two  Short  Course  students  from  Gratiot 
County • . • •• • • • • • • • • • . • • • . • • . . • • • • • . . . • • •  

The  Hopp  Press,  Inc.,  of New  York City to  continue  the  Grocery Manufacturer's  Scho 
larship for  1956-57  • • • • . • . • • • . • • • • . . • . . • . . . • • • • 

Walter  Postiff Memorial  Fund of  Plymouth provided  by  the  Northwest  Suburban Alumni 
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Club  of  Michigan  State  University 

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Institute for  Economic  Education,  Inc.,  of  Detroit,  to  be used to finance  scholarships 
to  participants  in  the  Workshop  on  Economic  Education  held on  the  campus  this 
past  summer.  • 

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Lansing  Traffic  Club  to  be used  in  General  Business  in  the  general  development of the 
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traffic  and  transportation  curriculum.  .  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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Associated  General  Contractors of  America of  Lansing,  to  be used  in  Civ il  Engineering 
to  foster  and promote  education  and  instruction with  respect  to  the  contracting and 
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United  Church  Women  of  Bay  County,  to  be  used  in  Continuing Education for  the  Christ 

mas Adventure  in  World Understanding  series.  •  • 

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Ford Motor  Company  Fund of Dea,born,  to  be  used  in  Continuing Education for  the 

Christmas Adventure  in  World  Understanding  series.  .  •  • 

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Clinton  Woman's  Club,  to  be  used  in  Continuing Education  for  the  Christmas Adventure 
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in  World  Understanding  series.  . 

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Kiwanis  Club  of  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Continuing Education  for  the  Christmas Adven 

ture  in  World  Understanding  series.  .  •  •  • 

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Harlan B .  Clark of  Washington,  D. C.,  to be use d  in  Continuing  Education for  the 
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Christmas Adventu re  in World Under s tanding series.  . 

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<Michigan Home  Demonstration Agents'  Association,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Educa 
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tion for  the  Christma s  Adventure  in  World Understanding series  • 

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William  J.  Stange  Company of  Chicago,  gift  of  a  Soluble  Turmeric  and a  Soluble  Dill 
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Concentrat e  to  be  used  in Agricu ltu ral Engineering for  research  work. 

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H.  William  Klare,  P resident  of the  Founders  Fund of the  Michigan  Hotel  Association 
of  Detroit,  gift  of 16  reference  cookbook s  to  be  placed  in  the  John  Willy  Room. 

Chevrolet  Division of General Motors  Corporation of  Flint,  gift  of a  display  board  to 

be used  in  Mechanical  Engine e ring 

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Zeta  Beta  Omega  Chapter  of Alpha  Kappa  Alpha  Sorority of  Flint to  provide  an  educa  
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tional  grant for  a  woman  student from  Saginaw 

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The  Elks  National  Foundation Emergency  Educational  Fund of Boston,  Massachusetts, 
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to  provide  financial  assistance for  a  woman  student  • 

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The  Detroit Hoo  Hoo  Club  to  continue  the  established  scholarship  to  encourage  students 

t o  enroll  in  the  Lumber  and  Building Materials Merchandising  Course . 

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Detr oit  Lumbermens  Ass ociation  to  continue  the  established  schola r ship  to  encou rage 
students  to  enr oll  in  the  Lunber  and  Building Materials Merchandising  course  • 

General  Electric  Educational and  Charitable  Fund of Schenectady,  New  York,  to  pro-

vide  an  Outstanding Junior Awa rd for  a  student  in  Engineering for  the  1955-56  year. 

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Al  Green Enterprises,  Incorporated,  of Ypsilanti,  t o  establish  scholarships to  be 
awarded  to  worthy and  needy  students  who  have an  interest in  the  restaurant 
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mana gement  business 

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Kalamazoo  Tran s portation  Club,  to  be used  in  General  Busine s s  in  the  development of 

the  traffic  and transporta tion  curr iculum.  •  •  • 

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Saginaw  Traffic  Club,  to  be  used  in  General Business in the  development  of  the  traffic 
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and  transportation  curriculum.  •  • 

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Lapeer  County  Farm Bureau Women,  to  be  u sed  in  Continuing  Education for  the  Christ 

mas Adventure  in  World  Understanding program 

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Harvey Randall  Wickes  Foundation of Saginaw  to be used to fu rnish  the  engineering 
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section  of  the  new  library.  . 

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Interstate  Nurseries of Hamburg,  Iowa,  gift  of 8740  spring flowering  bulbs  for  the 

beautification of  campus  land scape  compositions 

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Mrs.  E.  H.  Ryder  a nd  Ruth  Ryder  of  East  Lansing,  gift  of approximately  1,000 volu mes 

from  the  private  library of former  Dean  E.  H.  Ryder to  be  adde d  to  the  Michigan 
State  University  Library with  a  book  plate  to  be  s upplied  by Miss  Ryder . 

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Ukrainian  Student  Club,  gift  of  31  boo ks,  pamphlets  and  periodicals deal.ing  with  the 
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Ukraine,  to  be  added  to  the  Michigan State University  Library  . 

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The  Nestle  Company,  Inc.,  of  WaShington,  D. C.,  to  continue  the  Grocery Manufac 

turer's Scholarship  in  Food  Distribution.  . 

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Lansing  Woman's  Club  to  be  credited to  the  Student  Loan  Fund.  • 

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George  F.  Miles  of  the  Vag;abond  Coach  Manufacturing  Comp,any  of  New  Hudson,  Michi 

gan,  to  establish  the  'Perry  C.  Miles Memorial  Fund'  to  bring recognition and 
to  lend  financial  assistance  to  students  enrolled in the  Mobile  Homes  curriculum. 

Saginaw. Alumni  Club  to  continue  the  "Dutch  Miller"  scholarship  for  a  deserving  stu-

dent from  Saginaw.  •  •  •  • 

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Southbridge  Exchange  Club of Southbridge,  Massachusetts,  to  provide  financial  aid  to 
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a  student  during the  current  year  • 

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National Association of Food  Chains of WaShington,  D.  C.,  to  be  added  to  the  Grocery 

Manufacturer's Scholarship for  students  major ing in  Food  Distribution  for the 
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LaChoy  Food  P roducts  of Archbold,  Ohio,  to  be  add ed to  the  Grocery Manufacturer's 
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Scholarship.  • 

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Future  Teachers'  Club  of  Dexter,  Michigan,  to provide  a  grant  for  a  student during 
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winter term . 

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W  &  L  Food Stores  Foundation of Jacksonville,  Florida,  to  provide  a  grant  for  a  stu 

dent  majoring  in  Food Distribution  during the  current year . 

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Zonta  Club of Lansing to provide  assistance for  two  Nursing  Education students. 

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Father  Flanagan's Boys'  Home  of Boys  Town,  Nebraska,  to provide  assistance  for  a 

student 

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National  Scholarship Service  and  Fund for  Negro Students  of  New  York City to  provide 
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assistance for  a  student  during  winter and  spring  terms.  • 

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H.  J.  Heinz  Company  of Washington,  D. C.,  ,to  be  added  to  the  Grocery Manufacturer's 

Scholarship for  1956-57 • • • . • . . • • • . • • . .

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Fred Simonsen of  The  Greenfield-Mills  Restaurant  Company of  Detroit  to  continue  the 
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fund  for  students  in  the restaurant field.  • 

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General  Electric  Company of Schenectady,  New  York,  as  an  unrestricted  grant  accom-
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panying  their  Outstanding Junior Awards 

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Women's  National  Farm  &  Garden Association,  Inc.,  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Continuing 
Education to  support  the  Christmas Adventure  in  World  Understanding  Program. 

Ransom  Fidelity Company,  Lansing,  to  be used  in Continuing  Education to  support the 
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Christmas Adventure  in World  Understanding  Program.  . 

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American Association  of University Women,  Flint,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education 

to  support  the  Christmas Adventure  in  World  Understanding  Program 

United  Church  Women  of Bay  City,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education to  support  the 
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Christmas Adventure  in  World  Understanding  Program.  •  • 

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Ray  F.  Giffels,  Detroit,  to  be used  in ·Continuing  Education to  support  the  Christmas 

Adventure  in  World  Understanding  Program.  . 

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The Danforth  Foundation,  St.  Louis,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education to  support 
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the  Christmas Adventure  in World  Understanding  Program  .  •  •  • 

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Farmers and  Manufacturers  Beet Sugar Association of Saginaw to  be used to  furnish 
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the  agricultural  section of  the  new  library.  •  •  • 

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Mr.  and Mrs.  Howard  Whipple  of Northville  to  be  used  for  an art-glass window  in  the 
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Alumni  Memorial  Chapel  in  memory  of  their  son,  James  A.  Whipple. 

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Michigan State  University Development  Fund reports  that  they have  collected sums from 

various  donors deSignated  to  be  used  for  furnishing  the  blind  students'  room  in 
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the  new  library.  • 

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. Fulton Radio Service of  Lansing,  gift  of  one  aluminum  cart to  be used  at  the  Audio-
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Visual  Center. 

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Motor  Wheel  Corporation  of  Lansing,  gift  of an  engine  assembly  to  be  used  in Agri-
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cultural  Engineering 

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International  Harvester Company  of Saginaw,  gift  of  a  defrosting demonstration unit 

to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • .  

Dow  Chemical  Company of Midland,  gift  of  1  T.  pellet  calcium  chloride,  size  CaC12 
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to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering  • 

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United  Church  Women  of Bay  City,  Bay  City,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education for 
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the  Christmas Adventure  in  World  Understanding  Program  . 

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Mrs.  D.  H.  Curry,  Royal  Oak,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education  for  the  Christmas 
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Adventure  in  World  Understanding  Program.  • 

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Women's Society,  People's  Church,  East  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education 
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for  the  Christmas Adventure  in  World  Understanding  Program.  . 

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Richmond  Clubs,  Richmond,  Virginia,  to be used  in  Continuing  Education for  the  Christ 

mas  Adventure  in  World  Understanding  Program.  . 

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Mrs.  D.  Grant Mickle,  Chevy  Chase,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education 

for  the  Christmas Adventure  in  World  Understanding  Program.  .  .' 

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Fred A.  Simonsen,  President of  Top  Hat,  Inc.,  to establish a  new  scholarship  to 

assist  some  needy and  worthy  student  or  students  interested in  the  Restaurant 
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Management  course.  .  • 

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Motor  Wheel  Corporation,  LanSing,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education  to  help  defray 
expenses  of the  Glee  Club  appearance  on  the  Ed Sullivan  show  in  New  York  City 
on  December  25 

B.  W.  Bellringer,  New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Contitfuing  Education  to  help  defray 

expenses  of the  Glee  Club  appearan c e  on  the  Ed Sullivan  show  in  New  York  City 
on December  25 

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Don  Francisco,  New  York City,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education  to  help  defray  ex 

penses  of  the  Glee  Club  appearance  on  the  Ed Sullivan  show  in New  York  City 
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Charles  N.  Frey,  Scarsdale,  New  York,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education  to  help 

defray expenses  of  the  Glee  Club appearance  on  the  Ed  Sullivan  show  in  New 
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York  City on  De cembe r  25 .  •  • 

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Arno  Johnson,  New  York City,  to  be used  in  Continuing  Education  to  help  defray  ex 

penses  of  the  Glee  Club  appearance  on  the  Ed Slilivan  show  in  New  York  City on 
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December  25 . 

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Norman  Weil,  New  York City,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Edu c ation  to help  defray  ex 

penses  of the  Glee  Club appearance  on  the  Ed Sullivan  show  in  New  York  City  on 
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Burr  Wheeler,  New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education  to help defray  ex 

penses  of  the  Glee  Club appearance  on  the  Ed Sullivan  show  in  New  York  City on 
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R.  B.  Willson"  New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education  to  help defray  ex 

penses  of the  Glee  Club  appearance  on  the  Ed Sullivan  show  in New  York  City on 
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December  25.  . 

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Edward M.  Young,  Sr . ,  Teaneck,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education to 

help  defr ay  expenses  of the  Glee  Club  appearance on  the  Ed Sullivan  show  in  New 
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York  City on December  25.  •  • 

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The  Ford  Foundation of New  York  City  to  the  Olin  Memorial  Health  Center.  . 

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Vent-A-Hood  Company  of  Lansing,  gift  of a  Vent-A-Hood  Cooking  Ventilator to  be  used 
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in  Home Management and  Child Development . 

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Gladys  Olds Anderson  of  Lansing,  gift of  230  first  edition  books,  6  gold  lettered  boxes 

cont aining  Riley  Association items,  catalogs  and  tributes,  gems,  magazines, 
newspapers  and  music,  and  popular  recitations  to  be  added  to  the  Friends of the 
M ic h igan State University  Library 

Lester M.  Broughton of Detroit,  gift  of  one  Crataegus c arrieri and  one  Cornus  florida 
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welchi to  be  used for  campus planting.  . 

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Russell  A.  Runnells,  Professor  Emeritus of Animal  Pathology,  to  be  invested  in  common 
stocks and  the  dividends  used each  year for  a  pathology  prize  for  second  year 
veterinary and  third year medical  technology  students  to  be  given  in alternate 
years to  a  student  in each  curriculum,  . 

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Farm  Bureau  Services,  Inc.,  of  Lansing to  be  credited  to  the  Elevator and  Farm Supply 
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Short  Course  Scholarship  Fund.  . 

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The  Caulkins  Foundation of Detroit  to  be  credited  to  the  Caulkins  Foundation Scholar 
ship  Fund  used to  encourage  young  farmers  to  prepare  themselves  for  greater 
service  on  their  farms  and  in  their  rural  communities 

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M rs .  Ellen B .  Fox of  Deerfield  Beach,  Florida,  to  be  credited to  the  W.  R.  Brown 
Engineering Scholarship  Fund  . . . . " . . . . , . . . . . .  

Family and  fr iends  of  Nellie  J,  Olin  to  be  added  to  the  Richard M,  and Nellie J.  Olin 
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Memorial  Scholarship  Fund 

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Estate of LaVerne  Noyes  of  Chicago  to  be  added  to  the  LaVerne  Noyes  Scholarship  Fund 

George  N.  Higgins  Charitable  Foundation of Ferndale to  continue  assistance for  a  stu-
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dent  for  winter  term,  • 

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Jewel  Tea  Company,  Inc.,  of Melrose  Park,  Illinois,  to  provide  a  grant  for  a  student 
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for  winter  term.  . 

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The  American  Legion of  Detroit to  be  added  to  the  Guy  M.  Wilson Scholarship  Fund. 

Asher  House  Foundation  to  provide  assistance  for  3  students  during the  winter  term. 

Board of Supervisors  of Midland  County,  to  be  used  in  the  Cooperative  Extension Ser 
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vice  for  the  continued employment  of a  4-H  Club Agent  in  Midland  County.  • 

Leedpak Paper Division of Leeds Sales  Company,  Inc.,  of  New  York  City,  to  be used 
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in  Forest  Products  to  purchase  equipment for  the  Pa c kaging  Laboratory. 

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Jiffy Manufacturing  Company of  Hillside,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in  Forest  Products 

to  purchase  equipment for  the  Packaging  Laboratory  .  •  •  •  • 

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The  Hinde  &  Dauch  Foundation of Sandusky,  Ohio,  to  be  used  in  Forest  Products  to 
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purchase  equipment  for  the  Packaging  Laboratory 

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The  Lord  Baltimore  Press of  Baltimore,  Maryland,  to  be  used  in  Forest  Products 
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to  purchase  equipment  for  the  packaging  Laboratory.  . 

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W.  R.  Grace  &  Company  of  New  York City,  to  be  used  in  Forest  Prodllcts to  purc hase 

equipment  for  the  Packaging  Laboratory.  • 

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Pontiac  Motors  Division of  the  General Motors  Corporation of  Pontiac,  a  gift  of an 

engine  to  b e  used  in  Me chanical  Engineering  in  a  study  of design  features ,  use 
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of  engineering materials,  engine  development  procedures,  etc. 

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Oldsmobile  Division of  General  Motors  Corporation of  Lansing,  a  gift  of  an  Indicator 
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to  be  used  in  Civil and  Sanitary  Engineering  . 

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Dr.  Margaret  A.  Ohlson,  Head of  the  Department  of Foods and  Nutrition,  to  be  used 
for  the  purchase  of  equipment for  her  department.  This  represents an honora 
rium  for  Dr .  Ohlson's  services  as  Consultant  in Nutrition  to  the  Medical  Se r 
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v ices Advisory Board of the  Veterans  Administration  . 

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Federal Drop  Forge  of  Lansing  t o  be  used  for  furnishing  the  industrial  section of  the 
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Automobile  Club  of  Michigan,  to  be  used  in  Continuing Educ ation for  scholarships  in 
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the  Polic e  Traffic  Training  Program 

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Business a nd  Professional  Women's Association of Grand  Rapids ,  to  be  used  in  Con 
tinuing  Education to  support  the  Christmas Adventure  in  World  Understanding 

Student  Council of  Verlinden School,  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Continuing Educ ation to 
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support  the  Christmas  Adventure  in  World  Understanding  Program.  . 

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Women's  National  Farm and  Garden Associati"on,  Inc.,  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Contin 

uing  Edu cation to  support  the  Christmas  Adventure  in  World  Understanding 
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Program  • . . . • • . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . .

Michigan  CIO  Council,  Detroit ,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Educ ation to  support the 
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Council  of  Churches,  Jackson,  to  be  used,in  Continuing Educ ation to  support  the 

Christmas Adventure  in  World  Understanding  Progr am  • 

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Rotary  Club  of  Lansing,  to  be used  in  Continuing  Education to  support  the  Christmas 

Adventure  in  World  Understanding  Program  . 

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Michigan  Bell  Telephone  Company,  Detroit,  to  be  used  in  Continuing  Education  to 
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support  the  Christmas Adventure  in  World Understanding  Program.  . 

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Grants  to  be used  in  Continuing  Educ ation to  aid  in financing  the  appearance  of  the  Glee 

Club  on  the  Ed Sullivan Show  in  New  York on December  25: 

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Hazen H.  Stevens,  Saginaw. 
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Mrs.  Harold  K.  Allen,  Pontiac 
Lee  Funk,  Niles.  • 
Bruce  F.  Laing,  Charlotte. 
F.  J .  M c Nall,  Cincinnati . .  
Richard  A.  Fuller,  Oxford. 
R.  A.  Turner,  Evart 
R.  O.  Knudson,  Rockford 
Roger Adgate.  . 
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Lee  Roy  G.  Jones,  Detroit  . 
Charles B.  Guzak,  Flint.  • 
David  J .  DeVries,  Lansing. 
LaVerne  Minkley,  Portland . . . . . . . . . •  
Alumni Association  of Dic kinson County,  Niagara,  Wisconsin 
Matt  E.  Nuttila,  New  York City.  . 
Glen  W.  Carey,  Lyon  Manor  . . . . . • • • •  
C.  C.  Hall,  Dearborn  •  •  • 
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E .  Llewellyn  Overhold,  Los Angeles ,  California 
Franklin J.  Howell,  Royal  Oak  . 
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K.  A .  Weston,  Indianapolis,  Indiana. 
Merrill  K.  Lemon,  Jamesville,  New  York. 
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Lee  C.  Hanson,  Birmingham.  . 
David  W.  Merrell,  Battle  Creek  • 
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Marl\:  C.  Lewis,  Schenectady,  New  York • .  
Theodore  Bergquist,  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 
W.  Clare  Wismer,  Port Huron 
Robert  J.  Huyser,  Lansing.  • 
Howa r d  E.  Bryant,  Adrian.  . 
Charles  C.  Hood,  Detroit 
Elliot  L.  Fritz,  Pleasant  Valley,  New  York 
Michigan  Nat ional  Bank,  Lansing  . 
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Michigan State Alumni Association  of ·Detroit. 

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Various  donors,  gifts  for  the University Museum.  •  •  • 

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David  Frisch of  Norwood,  Ohio,  to  supply  $100  per quarter  scholarship for  those 
worthy students who  are members for  part of  the  year of the  Frisch Organi 
zation of Cincinnati,  Ohio 

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Anonymous  donor  to  be  credited to  the  Discretionary Gift  Fund 

Carl E.  Pinney of Midland to be  used  in  Continuing Education  to  help  defray  expenses 
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of the  Glee  Club  on its  New  York appearance.  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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Joseph R.  Hradle of Mt.  Pleasant  to  be added  to  the  Joseph W.  Stack Scholarship  Fund. 

Michigan Farm  Equipment Association of Grand  Rapids  to  be  credited  to  the  Farm 
Equipment  Service and  Sales Scholarship Fund.  •  •  •• • • • • • • •• • 

George  N.  Higgins  Charitable  Foundation of  Ferndale to  provide  a  grant for  a  woman 

student for  winter  term 

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Iota Phi  Lambda  Sorority of  Lansing to  provide  a  grant for  a  woman  student  for 
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American  Institute  of Steel  Construction of  New  York City to  provide a  grant for  a 

man  student for  winter  term  • 

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Dic kinson  County Alumni Association of  Kingsford  to  provide  a  grant  for  a  woman 
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student.  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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Malcolm  G.  Dickinson of  East Lansing a  gift  of a  brass  cross  and matching  candle  sticks 
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for  the Alumni Memorial  Chapel 

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Gladys  Franks of  Lansing a  gift  of  two  silver  collection plates for  the  Alumni Memorial 
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Dixie  Cup  Company  of  Easton,  Pennsylvania, . to  be added to  the  Grocery Manufacturer's 

Sc holarship for  students  enrolled in the  Food Distribution  Curriculum. 

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Kent  CountY,  Women's  Club  of Grand  Rapids  to  be  added  to  the  grant from  the  Kent 
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County Alumnae  Association  . 

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C.  A.  Conklin Truck Line,  Inc.,  of  Toledo,  Ohio,  to  continue  the  Beatrice  Keeshin 
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Scholarship for  1956-57  •  •  •  •  • 

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Farmers  &  Manufacturer's  Beet Sugar Association of Saginaw to  establish the  Michi 

gan Be.et Sugar  Industry Scholarships.  Candidates must be  freshmen  eligible 
for  admission .  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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The  Tis cornia  Foundation,  Inc .,  of St.  Joseph to  continue  the  scholarship for  a  man 

student  for  winter  quarter  1956.  .  • 

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Lenawee  County  Bankers Assoc iation  of  Tecumseh for  a  student  in agriculture 

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International  Stewards'  &  Caterers'  Association of Redwood  City,  California,  to es 
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tablish a  scholarship in memory of Joseph  Orange  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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Michigan Association of Farmer Cooperatives,  Michigan  Bean Shippers Association, 

Michigan  Feed  &  Grain Association,  and  the  Michigan State Millers' Association to 
provide  a  travel  scholarship for  a  Short  Course  grain judging  team to  the  Mid 
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west  Grain Judging  Contest  in Minneapolis,  Minnesota. 

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The Alcoa  Foundation of Pittsburgh,  to  be  used in Forest  Products  to  purchase  equip 

ment  for  the  Packaging  Laboratory  • 

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The  Mennen  Company of Moristown,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in  Forest  Products to 
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purchase equipment  for  the  Packaging  Laboratory.  •  •  • 

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Acme  Steel  Company of Chicago,  to  be used  in  Forest Products  to  purchase  equip 

ment  for  the  Packaging  Laboratory  . 

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Robert  Gair  Company,  Inc .,  of  New  York  City,  to be  used  in  F orest  Products  to  pur 
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c hase  equipment  for  the  Pac kaging  Laboratory  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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Katherine  Hart  of the  Institution Administration Department to  be  used to  buy equip 

ment  in  that Department.  This  represents Miss  Hart's  remuneration  for  re 
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viewing a  book for  the  McGraw-Hill  Book Company.  • 

Allstate  Foundation  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Continuing Education  to  finance  the 
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Driver Training  Workshop at Gull  Lake 

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Martha Snover,  Treasurer of the  Pilgrim Club  of Metamore,  to  be  credited  to  the 
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Christmas Adventure  in World  Understanding  Program  .  • 

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$250 

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United  Church  Women  of  Flint,  to  be  credited  to  the  Christmas Adventure  in  World  " 
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Understanding  Program.  . 

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The  Women's  National  Farm  &  Garden  Club  of  Wyandotte,  to  be  credited  to  the  Christ-
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East  Lansing  Lions  Club,  to  be  credited  to  the  Christmas Adventure  in  World Under-
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standing  Program  .  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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Burroughs  Foundation of Detroit,  to  be  credited to  the  Christmas Adventure  in  World 
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Campbell  Soup  Fund of  Camden,  New  Jersey,  a  matched gift  under  the  Alumni  Giving 

Program  • • • . .  :  •  •  •

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John  E.  Green  Plumbing and  Heating,  Inc.  of  Highland  Park,  a  matched  gift  under 
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the  Alumni  Giving  Program.  •  • 

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E nginee ring Staff of  General  Motors  Corporation  of  Detroit,  a  gift of a  cutaway  dis-

play unit  MP2878  of  a  Buick-Pratt  and  Whitney  18  cylinder  Twin  Wasp  Aircraft 
Engine  to  be  used for  instructional  purposes  in internal-combustion engine  courses. 

Ruth  Ryder of East  Lansing,  a  gift  of  clothing for  the  historic  costume  collection to 

be used  for  class work in  the  Department of Textiles,  Clothing,  and  Related Arts 

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Carrier,  President  of  Federal Drop  Forge ;  Barney  C.  Cox,  President of  Melling 
Forging  Company;  Walter  Lindell,  President of  Lindell  Drop  Forge;  and  Robert 
Refior,  President of  Lansing Drep  Forge,  to be used to  establish a  graduate 
fellowship  in  metallurgy at  Michigan  Stat,;,  University 

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Mr.  and  Mrs.  Perry Gray,  Mrs.  Betty  Gray  and Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  Thomas  Gray  of 
Detroit,  to  be  used as  a  loan  fund  for  married  students  in  the  Graduate S chool, 
preferably  students  in Agriculture.  •  •  • 

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Dow  Chemical  Company of Midland  to  continue  the  s cholarships  in  Chemical  and 

Mechanical Engineering for  1956-57  . . • • . • . • . . . . . . . . . .  

Ralston  Purina  Company of St.  Louis,  Missouri,  to  continue  the  scholarship for  a 
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senior during  1956-57 

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Presser Foundation  of  Philadelphia ,  Pennsylvania,  to  continue  the  scholarship for  a 

student  majoring  in music.  •  •  •  •  • 

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Hastings  Public  Schools for  a  student  enrolled  at  present. 

Consumers  Power  Company of Jackson,  to  be  used for  scholarships and fellowships 
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based on merit and  financial  need  •  • 

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General  Electric  Company  of New  York  City,  to  be  credited  to  the  Roll  Call  account 
in  fulfillment  of their  corporate  alumnus  program  of matching a l umni gifts.  • 

Zonta  Club  of  Lansing,  to  be  used  for  the  Anna  Bayha Award  to  be  given to  a  Home 

Economics  student.  •  •  •  •  • 

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M  &  S  Manufacturing  Company of  Hudson,  Michigan,  for  a  student  who  is  enrolled 

Munising Drama  Club  of Munising for  the  Ryukyus  Foundation  Loan  Fund 

, 

Inland  Foundation,  Inc.,  of  Indianapolis,  Indiana,  to  be  used  in  Forest Products  to 

purchase  research and  teaching  equipment  for  the  pa ckaging  laboratory  . 

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Standard  Oil  Foundation,  Inc .,  of  Chicago,  to  be  used to  continue  a  fellowship  in 

Phy sics  for  the  academic  year  1956-57 . . • • . • . . • . • . • . • • .  

Inter-State  Nurseries,  a  gift  of  30  rare woody  trees  and  shrubs  to  be  used  by  the 

Grounds  Department for  obse r vation of  landscape  characteristics and  suitability 
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to  Mich igan climate. 

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Union  Carbide  and  Carbon  Corporation of Bound  Brook.  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  to 
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provide  a  terminal  fellowship  for  a  graduate  student  in  chemistry . 

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Sears-Roebuck Foundation of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  4-H  Clubs  to  finance  various 
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programs  and  awards.  •  •  • 

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General Mills,  Inc.  of Minneapolis.  Minnesota.  to  be  added  to  the  Gro c ery Manu 
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fa c turers'  Scholarship  .  •  •  •  • 

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George  N.  Higgins  Charitable  Foundation  of  Ferndale,  to  be used for  scholarship 
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Saginaw Alumni  Club,  to be  added  to  the  "Dutch Miller" Scholarship 

Iota  Phi  Lambda  Sorority  of  Lansing,  to  be  used  for  scholarship  purposes. 

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$125 

$183 

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$183 

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$11,715 

$1,000 

$150 

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American  Institute  of Steel  Construction,  Inc.,  of New  York City,  to  be  used for 
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scholarship purposes. 

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, George  N.  Higgins  Charitable  Foundation and Trust  of  Ferndale,  to  be used  for 
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scholarship purposes.  .  •  •  • 

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The American  Legion of Detroit,  to  be  used for  scholarship purposes. 

Asher House  Foundation,  to  be  used  for  scholarship purposes  .  • 

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The  Tiscornia  Foundation,  Inc.  of St.  Joseph,  to  be  used  for  scholarship  purposes. 

Solvay  Process Division of the  Allied  Chemical and  Dye  Corporation  of Syracuse,  New 
York,  to establish a  Solvay  Scholarship for  a  freshman  male  student  in  the 
chemical  engineering curriculum and  based  on  scholarship,  personality,  and 
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financial  need.  .  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  • 

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Western  Electric  Company of  New  York  City,  to  establish an  undergraduate  scholar 
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ship  for  a  student  in  the  College  of  Engineering.  • 

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Ruth  A.  Ryder,  to  set  up  a  scholarship fund  in  the  name  of  Edward  H.  Ryder and 

Georgia  S.  Ryder,  the  net  income  annually  to  be  used to assist graduate  students 
specializing  in  the  field  of  international  relations  or outstanding undergraduate 
students who  have  declared the  intent  to  specialize  in the  field of international 
relations,  after  qualities of leadership  and  proven interest  in  foreign  service 
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or allied fields  have  been  established 

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Bay  Cou':'ty  4-H  Clubs,  to  be  used  in  4-H  Clubs  to finance  the  1.  F. Y. E.  program 

Barry County  4-H  Clubs,  to  be  used  in 4-H  Clubs  to  finance  the  I. F . Y. E .  program 

Wayne  County  4-H  Club,  to  be used  in  4-H  Clubs  to finance  the  1. F. Y. E.  program. 

Colgate-Palmolive  Company  of New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  4-H  Clubs to  pay  expenses 
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for  the  1955  trip  to  the  Waterloo Dairy  Cattle  Congress  • 

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Berles  Carton  Company,  Inc.,  of  Paterson,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used· in Forest  Products 
for  the  purchase  of research  and  teaching equipment for  the  Packaging  La'boratory 

American Excelsior  Corporation of  Chicago,  to  be  used in  Forest  Products for  the 

purchase  of research and  teaching  equipment for  the  Packaging  Laboratory 

National Starch  Products,  Inc.,  of  New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  Forest  Products for 
the  purchase  of research and  teaching equipment for  the  Packaging  Laboratory. 

Green  Bay  Box Company of  Green Bay,  Wisconsin,  to  be  used  in  Forest  Products for 
the  purchase  of research and  teaching equipment for  the  Packaging  Laboratory. 

Lederle  Laboratories  Div ision  of American  Cyanamid  Company  of Pearl River,  New 
York,  to  be  used  in  Forest Products for  the  purchase  of research and  teaching 
equipment  for  the  Packaging  Laboratory  •  •  •  • 

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United  States  Office  of  Vocational  Rehabilitation  in  Washington,  D. C.,  to  be  used  in 
Administrative  and  Educational Services to  train  rehabilitation  counselors by 
providing  scholarships  to  students  currently enrolled enabling them  to  attend 
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the  1956  summer  session . 

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Margaret A.  Ohlson,  to  be used  for  the  purchase  of  equipment for  the  Foods  and  Nutri 

tion Department.  This  represents an  honorarium  from  the  Medical Advisory 
Council  of  the  Veteran's Administration- • . • •

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w.  K.  Kellogg  Foundation of  Battle  Creek,  gift of six tapestries. 

W.  K.  Kellogg  Foundation  of  Battle  Cr"eek,  a  gift  of  eighteen  pairs  of  drapes for  the 

Kellogg  Bird Sanctuary 

Burt Manufacturing  Company  of Akron,  Ohio,  gift  of  100  feet  length  continuous  ridge 
ventilator with  a  4  inch  throat to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering  •  • 

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General  Electric  Educationaland  Charitable  Fund of New  York  City,  $650  to  be awarded 
an  outstanding junior  student  in  Accounting and  $350  for  an unrestricted grant

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Cities Service  Oil  Company  of Bartlesville,  Oklahoma,  to  establish a  scholarship for 

a  student  in engineering based  on scholarShip,  extra-curricular activities  and 
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Harrison Jules  Louis  Frank and  Leon  Harrison  Frank Memorial  Corporation of  Detroit 

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James  G.  Hays,  to  be  credited to  the  Jimmi~ Hays  Memorial  Student  Loan  Fund. 

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VISITORS  ARE  WELCOME 

ALUMNI  MEMORIAL  CHAPEL 

The  Alumni  Memorial  Chapel  was  erected 
in  memory  of  over  400  boys  who  left  this 
campus to  serve  in  the  armed forces  of America 
and  who  paid  the  supreme  sacrifice. 

The  funds  were  provided  by  gifts  from 
alumni and friends of Michigan State University. 
The  chapel  is  available  for  weddings  as 
well  as  for  other  services  which  may  appro 
priately  be  held  in  such  a  shrine.  There  are 
accommodations  for  approximately  200  persons. 
The  building  is  located  on  Auditorium 

Road  and will be open all day to visitors. 

ART  EXHIBITIONS 

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

BEAL  GARFIELD  BOTANIC  GARDEN 

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

two  and 

THE  UNIVERSITY  FARMS 

The  University  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  University Auditorium,  many 
of  the  farm  buildings  can  be  seen.  Attention 
of the visitors  is  called  especially  to  the Univer 
sity  Dairy  Barn,  the  Experimental  Cattle  Barn, 
the  Pavilion, 
the  Agricultural  Engineering 
Building,  the  Research  Greenhouses,  and  the 
University  Poultry  Unit. 

At  the  corner  of  Shaw  and  Farm  Lanes 
west  of  the  Agricultural  Engineering  Building: 
the  new  $4,000,000  Animal  Industries  Building 
is  under  construction.  Upon  its  completion  in 
Septe:01ber,  1956, it will  house the dairy,  animal 
husbandry,  and poultry  departments. 

UNIVERSITY  MUSEUM 

The  Museum,  located  in  the  Auditorium 
Building,  is  open  to  visitors  on  weekdays  from 
8:00  to  5:00  P.M.  and  on  Saturdays  and  Sun 
days  from  1:00  to  5:00  P.M.'  On  display  are 

exhibits  of  animals,  plants,  historical  items  of 
the  farm  and  home,  fabrics  and  ornaments  of 
primitive  man,  and  examples  of  fine  workman 
ship  in  arts  and  crafts.  Attention  of  the  public 
is  directed  especially  to  the  exhibits  of  Michi 
gan  fishes,  birds,  deer,  beaver,  bear  and  other 
animals  in  natural  habitat  groups,  the  Richey 
collection·  of  ceramics  bearing  a  corn  motif, 
breeds  of  poultry,  the  Chamberlain  collection 
of  antique  watches,  porcelain  figurines  and  the 
Lee  collection  of  Chinese  embroidered  textiles. 
Materials  preserved  by  the  Museum  for  both 
display  and  study  are  obtained  largely  through 
the  generosity  of  alumni  and  friends. 

Visitors  are  cordially  welcomed.  A  member 
of  the  staff-is  always  on  duty  to  answer  ques 
tions  or  to  direct  you  to  exhibits  of  special 
interest. 

WKAR-AM.  WKAR-FM,  AND  WKAR-TV 

WKAR-AM  and  WKAR-FM,  the  Univer 
sity  Radio  Stations,  with  studios  above  the 
the 
main  entrance  to 
WKAR-TV  Studios,  600  Kalamazoo  St.  (form 
erly  Quonset  Cafeteria),  will  be  open  today  to 
visitors  after  10:00  A.M. 

the  Auditorium,  and 

HORTICULTURAL  GARDENS 

The  Horticultural  Gardens,  east  of  the 
Horticulture  Building  and  the  greenhouses,  will 
be  open  all  day  to  visitors. 

MICHIGAN  STATE'S  BUILDING 
PROGRAM 

Four  units  of  the  Brody  Hall  group  of 
men's  residence  halls  on  Harrison  Road  have 
been  completed.  This  includes  three  dormi 
tories,  Butterfield,  Bryan  and  Rather  Halls,  plus 
the central dining  room  and recreational facility 
building,  Brody  Hall.  Three  additional  dormi 
tories,  Emmons,  Armstrong,  and  Bailey,  are  be 
ing  completed  for  full  occupancy  in  September 
1956.  This  group  of  dormitories  is  constructed 
on  a  self-liquidating  basis. 

A  modern  married-student  housing  project 
called  University  Village  has  been  constructed 
,on  Kalamazoo  Avenue.  At  the beginning  of the 
Fall  term,  1955,  456  of  these  apartments  were 
available  for  married  students,  and  176  more 
are  now  being  constructed. 

The  physical  facilities  of  the  Music  Build 
the  Stadium  are 
ing,  Health  Center,  and 
presently  being  expanded to  meet  the increased 
needs  of the  growing  student body. 

ALMA  MATER 

I 

M.  S.  U.  we  love  thy  shadows 
When  twilight  silence  falls, 
Flushing  deep  and  softly  paling 
O'er  ivy  covered  halls. 
Beneath the pines  we'll gather 
To  give  our  faith  so  true, 
Sing  our  love  for  Alma  Mater 
And  thy  praises,  M.  S~  U. 

II 
When from these scenes we wander 
And  twilight  shadows  fade, 
Our  mem'ry  still  will  linger 
Where  light  and  shadows  played. 
In  the  evening  oft  we'll  gather 
And  pledge  our  faith  anew, 
Sing  our  love  for  Alma  Mater 
And  thy praises,  M.  S.  U. 

It is  a  matter  of  sincere  regret  that  construction  at  the  Stadium  will  cause 
some  inconvenience to our  guests  at this  commencement by limiting  the  number 
of entrances  and  exits  available  to  them. 

The  East concourse  of the  stadium is  reserved  for  the  graduates.  All  of the 
space  in  that  area  is  needed  to  handle  efficiently  the  distribution  of  diplomas' 
and the  checking  in  of  caps  and  gowns. 

Please  do  not try  to  meet graduates  in that  area. 

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