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University of Minnesota
COMMENCEMENT CONVOCATION
WINTER QUARTER
1936
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NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM
Thursday, March 19, 1936, Eleven O'Clock
PROGRAM
President LOTUS D. COFFMAN, Presiding
PROCESSIONAL-March from "Die Meistersinger" - Wagner
GEORGE H. FAIRCLOUGH
HYMN-"America"
My country! 'tis of thee Our fathers' God! to Thee,
Sweet land of liberty, Author of Liberty,
Of thee I sing; To Thee we sing;
Land where my fathers died, Long may our land be bright
Land of the Pilgrims' pride, With freedOlIl's holy light;
From every mountain side Protect us by Thy might,
Let freedom ring! Great God, our King I
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
HENRY W. A. HANSON, D.D., LL.D.
President, Gettysburg College
ORGAN SOLO-(a) Arabesque- - John Gordon Seeley
(b) Fugue in C Major - Dietrich Buxtehude
MR. FAIRCLOUGH
CONFERRING OF DEGREES
LOTUS D. COFFMAN, Ph.D., LL.D.
President of the University
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SONG-"Hail, Minnesota!"
Minnesota, hail to thee! Like the stream that bends to sea
Hail to thee, our ColIege dear! Like the pine that seeks the blue!
Thy light shalI ever be Minnesota, stilI for thee,
A beacon bright and clear; Thy .sons are strong and true.
Thy sons and daughters true From they woods and waters fair,
Wi11 proclaim thee near and far; From··thy prairies waving far,
They will guard thy fame At thy calI they throng,
And adore thy name; With their shout and song,
Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star.
RECESSION AL-"Carillon-Sortie" Mulet
MR. FAIRCLOUGH
SMOKING
As a courtesy to those attending functions, and out of respect for the character of the
building, be it resolved by the Board of Regents that there be printed in the programs of all
functions held in the Cyrus Northrop Memorial Auditorium a request that smoking be confined
to the outer lobby on the main floor, to the gallery lobbies, and to the lounge rooms.
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CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION
Subject to the completion of all curriculum r~quirements at the close of the
winter quarter, degrees will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and
upon such others as may meet the graduation requirements.
SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
GRADUATE DENTAL HYGIENIST
MARCELLA HELEN NEISEN
GENERAL COLLEGE
ASSOCIATES IN ARTS
FRED HAD WEN BARNEY ALAN DARE
HELEN THERESE BERG FRANK HIBBING KOLLER
MARY ELINORE BERG DONALD ROBERT LINCOLN
LELIA ELIZABETH BOCKMAN CHARLES LINCOLN NYBECK
RICHARD FRED CLAUSEN DALE H. SMITH
MEDICAL SCHOOL
GRADUATES IN NURSING
ELAINE E. BENNETT ALBERTA]. HOENIG
DOROTHY C. Bow ESTHER CHARLOTTE HOLMBERG
J.
MARYALICE DEVANEY HELEN ANN LORD
MARGUERITE ELOISE DONKER, B.S. VILMA E. LUOMA
MATTIE ELLIS BERENICE MURPHY
VERNICE L. ELOFSON MARY ANN RIGGS
LILLIAN COLLEEN FLICEK IRMA STAR
BARBARA GAGE INEZ A. TAYLOR
R. SYLVIA GUNDERSON LEORA VARONICA WOHLLEB
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND
THE ARTS
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
tmagna cum laude
NORMA INEZ MOE
t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.
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BACHELOR OF ARTS
tcum laude
HELEN ADELE GRANT
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
tcum laude
DOROTHY JANE SUMMERFIELD
BACHELORS OF ARTS
WILLIAM GEORGE BLOEDEL SHERWOOD HOLMAN
VIRGINIA VANCE BLUNDELL ISRAEL HOROWITZ
MARY VIRGINIA BOHAN MARIAN LOUISE JUNG
LIONEL AARON BRILL HENRIETTA LISS
LORA LEE CHASE IRVING MARGOLIS
IMOGENE GRACE CLAYBAUGH RAY MORGAN
LORRAINE A. COLEMAN PAUL FREDERICK WILLIAM RICK
NAPHTALIE HERTZ CONNER CHARLES A. Roos
GEORGINE ELIZABETH DAVENPORT MARIE ABLE SCOTT
MIRIAM EVA GREENE RICHARD BERESFORD TUDOR, JR.
ALANSON LAY HARRIS MARGARET JANE W ALDIN
MYRON SAUL HEFFTER KENNETH WASSER
MARJORIE RUTH WILLIAMS
BACHELORS OF SCIENCE
MILDRED OTTLEY ANDERSON STELLA HOSTBJOR
MERCIA JOHANNA BRENNE MARIAN LEONA HURWIT.Z
MARGARET IRENE BRIGGS, B.S. EDITH JOHNSON
DORIS I. BROWN SAMUEL ARTHUR KAISER
GRACE ELEANOR ERICKSON JOE GEORGE NUDELL
KARIN A. FARRELL JANET RUTH REULER
MILDRED B. WEBER
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE
twith distinction
ROBERT WILLIAM AUVINEN
t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.
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BACHELORS OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING·
ALDEN W. CARPENTER MAXWELL MELIN FINKE
FRANK EMERSON TORRANCE
BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
KENNETH BEAUMAN SKRIVSETH
BACHELORS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
GARFIELD BROWN ANTONIO BUOT
NICK J. DOVOLIS
BACHELORS OF ARCHITECTURE
LEONARD JAMES CURRIE KENNETH MARSDEN SPERRY
GEORGE GILBERT DAVIS KENNETH RICHARD WALLER
CHARLES EDWARD FROST HUBERT MORRIS WALTERS
BACHELOR OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
VIRGINIA MARY HERZ
ENGINEER OF MINES
In Geology
WARREN MORRIS WOODWARD
BACHELOR OF CHEMISTRY
JAMES ARTHUR DRAKE
BACHELORS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
JOSEPH DENNIS CARUSO CHARLES JAMES POYNTER
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND
HOME ECONOMICS
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
twith high distinction
(Course in Agriculture)
ALFRED A. TRAHMS
t Candidates graduating with hono~s are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.
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BACHELORS OF SCIENCE
t'With distinction
(Course in Agriculture)
DONALD LAWRENCE DAILEY CHESTER LERoy FINSTAD
LESTER EUGENE HANSON
(Course in Agricultuml Science)
ELEANOR MARIAN LUNDQUIST
(Course in Forestry)
IRWIN HAROLD JOHNSON WALTER PAUL
(Course in Home Economics)
MARIE ELIZABETH FAHEY MARGARET STELLA PEWTERS
BACHELORS OF SCIENCE
(Course in Agriculture)
JOHN D. BARNARD LOUIS HENRICK SCHMIESING
NORMON JEROME GOODWIN RAYMOND THEODORE SWENSON
QUINTUS CHARLES WILSON
(Course in Agricultural Science)
ANDREW RAE DOWNIE PHILIP GUERINEAU GEIGER
HOWARD EDWARD GROW
(Course in Forestry)
GEORGE BRIGGS AMIDON MILES WILLIAM KELLY
KENNETH W. DANIELSON KARL GEORGE KOBES
ARNE ELO WARREN H. LIVENS
JAMES HENDERSON LEITON ERNST NELSON
KARL JACOBSON RUSSELL OTTO ROSENDAHL
JOHN MORGAN STEPHENS, JR.
(Course 111 Home Economics)
LOIS MARIE Fox DOROTHY D. JACOBSON
SARAH ELIZABETH GOLD MARGUERITE A. KLOBE
HELEN MAE HEBERLEE ELEANORE V. MATTILA
MARY WILHELMINA SILLIMAN
t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.
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COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME
ECONOMICS, AND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
BACHELORS OF SCIENCE
(Course in Home Economit;s Education)
MARGARET ELAINE ERICKSON MARGUEliITE LORRAINE OLSON
ELIZABETH POND .
MEDICAL SCHOOL
BACHELORS OF SCIENCE
ROBERT RUFUS AMBROSE, B.A. PHILIP ARZT KEES, B.A., M.B.
LORETTA ANN BELL HERMAN KAISER KOSCHNITZKE, M.B.
TRAUGOTT J. BLOEDEL SIDNEY CHARLES PRATT
WILFRED JOSEPH BUSHARD EDWIN DANFORD QUICK
PHYLLIS MITCHELL DOWNEY, B.A. PAUL REED
LEONARD CHARLES FRANK ARTHUR FRIDT]OF SETHER, M.B.
FLORA LESLIE GILMORE VIRGINIA ARDELL SPARKS
AMOS Roy GILSDORF DESMOND MILTON THYSELL
ROBERT WOODRUFF
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
BACHELORS OF SCIENCE
twith high distinction
MARIE C. PETERSON WILHELMENA MARY RANDALL
BACHELORS OF SCIENCE
twith distinction
FRANCES WILMA GILMAN RUBY BELLE HASTINGS
JOHN MATTEI
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BACHELORS OF SCIENCE
AIDA LORAIN BERG MARY LOUISE LEONHART
EVELYN BERNICE BERTONE IRMA B. LUCAS
ORlAN THORALF BJELDANES VILMA E. LUOMA
MARION LUCAS BRAGDON LEILA REM FRY MELDAHL
ELLEN EVALYN CHURCH, G.N. HERMAN JULIUS MUELLER
ELIZABETH DOLLENMAYER FRANK ALFRED REBERTS
MATTIE ELLIS BLANCHE REED
VERNICE L. ELOFSON WILLIAM HASKELL RICH
EDITH A. HANSEN LEILA HARRIET SCONBERG
BARBARA ]. HOPKINS MARGARET ELEANOR TEFFT
MARYDEL HULL THERESA ADELAIDE THEN
EUGENE KAITALA ALBERT A. VOJTISEK
MAUDE FOSTER LAUGHLIN LEORA V ARONICA W OHLLEB
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BACHELORS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
REINO G. ALANKO CHARLES THOMAS HEENAN, JR.
HAROLD ROBERT ANDERSON ALFRED VINCENT JOHNSON
ROBERT WILLIAM BACKSTROM ROBERT JOSEPH KELLY
CHARLES E. BAKER MAURICE J. MICHAELSON
GERHARD W. BOSHOLM WILLIAM CHARLES MORTON
:j:BUDD CRONK HENRY H. RAATTAMA
CHESTER EUGENE ENGSTROM NELS WILLIAM STALHEIM
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
BACHELORS OF ARTS
tcum laude
BEATRICE FRIEDLANDER GWENDOLYN B. SHEPLEY
BACHELOR OF ARTS
SOL G. ALCALAY
SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY
PAUL H. DAVIS, B.B.A.
t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.
t Degree conferred as of December 19, 1935.
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LAW SCHOOL
BACHELOR OF LAWS
J om~ EDWIN SUOMI
GRADUATE SCHOOL
MASTERS OF ARTS
MARGARET ELIZABETH ANDREWS LINTON HAINER
B.S. '31, University of Minnesofa B.S. '32, Stout Institute
Major, Education Major, Education
Minor, Economics Minor, Industrial Education
Thesis, A Quantitative Analysis of Thesis, Engineering Preparation,
the Subject Content of Some of High School and College: The
the Newer Junior Business Train Value of High School Shop and
ing Texts with Respect to the Drawing Courses as a Basis for
Minnesota State Syllabus-Bulle Work in Engineering Colleges,
tin No. A-6 with Attention to Both the Train
ing and the Guidance Aspects
EDWARD MORITZ BRECHER
B.A. '32, Swarthmore College FREDERICK JOHN HOFFMAN
Major, Philosophy B.A. '34, Stanford University
Minor, Psychology Major, Philosophy
Thesis, The Method of Extensive Minor, English
Abstraction Thesis, Elements of a Transcenden
tal Interpretation in the Aesthetic
JACOB CORNILS Philosophies of Plato and Plotinus
B.A. '22, Macalester ColIege
Major, German CLAUDE DOUGLAS HOLZINGER
. Minor, Comparative Philology B.A. '20, Macalester ColIege
Thesis, Das Konservative in Luther Major, Education
Minor, Educational Administration
WINFIELD AUSTIN DEAHOFE Thesis, An Analysis of the Attitude
B.A. '32, University of Minnesota of Minnesota School Executives on
Major, English Issues Relating to the Better
Minor, Romance Languages (French) Training of Elementary Teachers
Thesis, The Realism, Romanticism
and Irony of William Faulkner MORRIS SHEPP ISSEKS
B.A. '34, University of Arkansas
GLENN E. FISHBAUGHER Major, Political Science
B.A. '21, Cornell College Minor, Economics
Major, Education Thesis, The Executive and His Use
Minor, Educational Psychology of the Militia
Thesis, A Survey of Special Methods
Courses in Secondary School
Mathematics
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