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Calhoun: The NPS Institutional Archive

History of NPS History of NPS Documents

1952-07-02

Graduation Ceremony of the

Engineering School

Monterey, California : Naval Postgraduate School

http://hdl.handle.net/10945/34109

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MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA

GRADUATION CEREMONY of the

ENGINEERING SCHOOL

Wednesday, July 2, 1952

AUDITORIUM ELEVEN A.M.

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The U. S. Naval Postgraduate School began its formal existence in 1909, as the School of Marine Engineering, a part of the U.S. Naval Academy, in Annapolis, Maryland. Its establishment, impelled by realization of the need for advanced education of naval officers, came after some years of preliminary operation and development.

In 1912 the School of Marine Engineering became the Postgrad­uate Department of the Naval Academy and the scope of its engineer­ing curricula was broadened. In 1919 a separate building on the Academy grounds was provided, and two years later the name was changed to the Postgraduate School. In the years between the wars, the School gradually extended its fields of study and accepted a few officers from other services. World vVar II caused an increase in en­rollment from about 125 to over 600 and a tremendous expansion ac­tivity; this is in contrast to the period of suspension during World War I.

After hostilities ceased in 1945, a program was initiated to re­locate the School and improve its professional status. Between 1945 and 1948 legislation was passed granting the right to award Bachelor's, Master's and Doctor's degrees; creating the office of Academic Dean; establishing the School as a separate activity with its own Superin­tendent; authorizing re-establishment at Monterey, California; pur­chasing the Del Monte site. General Line Schools were established at Ne"''Port, Rhode Island, and at lVIonterey, California; the Aerology Department was transferred to Monterey to relieve crowding at Annapolis, but further progress was delayed until 1951. Fresh im­petus resulted in the appropriation of funds in 1951 to consolidate the Postgraduate School at Monterey, to build interim facilities, and to construct the first increment of permanent buildings.

The transfer of the Engineering School from Armapolis and the official establishment of the consolidated Naval Postgraduate School at Monterey were completed during the winter of 1951-52.

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ORDER OF ACADEMIC PROCESSION

CHIEF MARSHAL

Commander WARREN F. ANDERSON, U. S. Navy

DIVISIONS MARSHALS

Candidates for Certificates ......... ...... .. ..... ..................... Commander FRANCIS E. SWIDERSKI

Candidates for Degrees ........ .. ........................................ Commander RAYMOND J. LeBER

Military Staff ................................................................ Captain WELLS THOMPSON

Faculty ...................................................................... .... .. Professor C. H. RAWLINS

Department Chairmen ............................................... Senior Professor PAUL J. KIEFER

Director, Engineering School

Academic Dean

Chaplains

Platform Guests

Superintendent

USHERS

Chief Usher- Lieutenant Commander THOMAS N. COPPEDGE, JR.

Lieutenant THOMAS R. RHEES

Lieutenant FRANK T. HEMLER

Lieutenant JOHN G. CARL

Lieutenant ROBERT S. HUTCHES

Lieutenant ROBERT E. WEIDNER

Lieutenant ROBERT E. ENRIGHT

Lieutenant JAMES T. BURRILL

Lieutenant HAROLD M . DRYER

Lieutenant GEORGE B. WILSON

Lieutenant JOHN W. REESE, JR.

Lieutenant Commander ELVIN P. COCHRAN, JR.

Lieutenant ROBERT F. ROCHE

Lieutenant JOHN J. HOLDEN

Lieutenant STANLEY P. GARY

Lieutenant (junior grade LEE R. THOMAS, JR.

Lieutenant (junior grade) CHARLES E. ARNOLD

Lieutenant (junior grade) FRANKLIN P. BOWERSOX

Lieutenant (junior grade) HENRY B. LATIMER

Lieutenant (junior grade) DWIGHT WADSWORTH

MUSIC

6TH INFANTRY DIVISION BAND

Fort Ord

Sergeant MARIO S. PETRELLI, Leader

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1 MUSICAL PRELUDE

II PROCESSIONAL

Coronation March from "The Prophet" by Meyerbeer

III NATIONAL ANTHEM

IV

INVOCATION

Commander WALTER A. MAHLER (CHC), U.S. Navy

v INTRODUCTION OF SUPERINTENDENT

By Captain HAROLD !). KRICK, U. S. Navy Director of Engineering School

INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER

By Rear Admiral ERNEST E. HERRMANN, U. S. Navy Superintendent, U.S. Naval Postgraduate School

VI ADDRESS TO GRADUATES

By the Honorable FRANCIS P. WHITEHAIR Under Secretary of the Navy

VII AWARD OF CERTIFICATES FOR COMPLETION OF CURRICULA

Communications

Bachelors of Science

Engineering Electronics

Naval Engineering

-presented by Captain THOMPSON

VIII CONFERRING OF DEGREES

-presented by DR. COONAN Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Master of Science in Engineering Electronics Master of Science in Mechanical . Engineering

-presented by DR. TERWILLIGER - presented by DR. FREY -presented by DR. KIEFER

IX BENEDICTION

Lieutenant REGINALD A. BERRY (CHC), U. S. Navy

X

RECESSIONAL

"Coronation" by Joseph Skomicka

Members of the audience are requested to remain in their places after the Benediction until the Platform Party has left the Auditorium.

XI RECEPTION

In honor of the graduating students and their families, there will be a reception with light refreshments in the swimming pool area, commencing at 12:15.

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CANDIDATES FOR

CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION OF CURRICULA

POSTGRADUATE COMMUNICATIONS

Lieutenant OLE FREDRIK BERG, Royal Norwegian Navy, Drammen, Norway

Lieutenant ROBERT MAURICE BERRY, U.S. Navy, Los Angeles, California

Lieutenant (jg) WAYNE EUGENE CALDWELL, U.S. Coast Guard, Springfield, Ohio

Lieutenant ROBERT WHEATLEY FERRIN, U.S. Navy, Cherokee, Iowa

LieutPnant BILLY EUGENE HAGLER, U.S. Navy, Golden, Texas

Lieutenant GEORGE ARMSTRONG HAMILTON, U.S. Navy, Smyrna, Delaware

Lieutenant ( jg) CHARLES BRIGGS HATHAWAY, U.S. Coast Guard, Barrington, Rhode Island

Lieutenant GEORGE MILTON HECKER, U.S. Navy, Baltimore, Maryland

Lieutenant EDWARD HERMAN HEUER, U.S. Navy, Fort Wayne, Indiana

Lieutenant ADAM PETER KULIK, U.S. Navy, Manchester, New Hampshire

Enseigne DE VAISSEAU WALTER LEON MARCEL LEMAIRE, Belgian Naval Force, Ostend, Belgium

Lieutenant JOHN EDWARD LOWELL, U.S. Navy, Fort Plain, New York

Lieutenant ROBERT THOMAS LUNDY, U.S. Navy, Chicago, Illinois

Lieutenant ROGER EMERSON MELICK, U.S. Navy, Marshalltown, Iowa

Lieutenant KIRK CROTHERS MILLER, JR., U.S. Navy, Washington, D.C.

Lieutmant GORDON RICHARD NAGLER, U.S. Navy, Baltimore, Maryland

Lieutenant WILLIAlvi THOMAS NOLL, US. Navy, Highland, Kansas

Lieutenant (jg) EUGENE WILLIAM OSTLUND, U.S. Navy, West Fargo, North Dakotn

Lieutenant JACKSON ROY ROBINSON, U.S. Navy, Fort Worth, Texas

Lieutenant NORPHLETT SCOTT, U.S. Navy, Commerce, Texas

LiPutenant GEORGE BERNARD STADTER, U.S. Navy, Baltimore, Maryland

Lieutenant KENNETH JOHN STARK, U.S. Navy, Tucson, Arizona

Lieutenant WALTER NEELEY TEMPLE, U.S. Navy, Salem, Illinois

Lieutenant THOMAS FLETCHER UTEGAARD, U.S. Navy, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin

Lieutenant MARSHALL DOUGLAS WARD, U.S. Navy, Mt. Airy, North Carolina

Lieutenant MARTIN CHESTERFIELD WARMATH, U.S. Navy, Dallas, Texas

Lieutenant JACK EDWARD WEATHERFORD, U.S. Navy, Chicago, Illinois

Lieutenant ( jg) THOMAS TRASK WETMORE, III, U.S. Coast Guard, New London, Conn.

Lieutenant PRENTIS MARCIN£ WILSON, U.S. Navy, Dodge, Texas

Lieutenant Commander HERBERT MARCY YOUNG, U.S. Navy, Sterling, Illinois

ENGINEERING ELECTRONICS

'Lieutenant RCDOLPH VALENTINE BIERDI, U.S. Navy, Ellwerth City, Pennsylvania • Lieutmant HUGH DEN SEN BUTLER, U.S. Navy, Salt Lake City, Utah 'Lieutenant Commander GERALD WEIR CLARKE, U.S. Navy, North Bend, vVashington

'Lieutenant HENRY ARTHR EIMSTAD, U.S. Navy, Ashland, Oregon 'Lieutenant Commander WARD WILLSON GRIFFITH, III, U.S. Navy, Washington, D.C. 'Lieutenant HASSELL LEE NORTON, U.S. Navy, Resell, New Mexico 'Lieutenant JACK MILTON PRESSLER, U.S. Navy, Marshall, Tennesee 'Lieutenant C_,ommander RICHARD MURRELL SEWALL, U.S. Navy, South Pasadena, California 'Lieutenant Commander WILLIAM BRUCE TICHENOR, U.S. Navy, San Deigo, California 'Lieutenant Commander BERNARD SCOTT U~IBARGER, U.S. Navy, Los Angeles, California

NAVAL ENGINEERING

Lieutenant CHARLES BEN BROWN, US Navy, Eau Claire, Wisconsin Commander FRANCIS EDWARD SWIDERSKI, U.S. Navy, Erie, Pennsylvania

• In ahsentia.

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CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

Lieutenant GEORGE KEEN, U.S. Navy, Erie, Pennsylvania

*Lieutenant DAVID DILTZ WORK. U.S. Navy, Santa Ana. California

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE IN AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

Lieutenant Colonel PAUL LUDWIG ANDRE, JR., U.S. Marine Corps, Miami, Florida

Lieutenant SAMUEL THOMAS ARMSTRONG, JR., U.S. Navy, Marshall, Texas

*Lieutenant WILLIAM JUDSON BEARDSLEY, U.S. Navy, Bridgewater, Connecticut

Lieutenant JOSEPH FRANCIS BELGER, JR., U.S. Navy, Washington, D.C.

Lieutenant ROBERT EDGAR BURRELL, U.S. Navy, Alliance, Obi~ Lieutenant Colonel RICHARD MICHAEL CALDWELL, U.S. Marine Corps, San Diego, California

Lieutenant EDWARD PRICE COLEMAN, U.S. Navy, Havertown, Pennsylvania

Lieutenant SAMUEL MORTEN COOLEY, JR., U.S. Navy, Flemington, New Jersey

Lieutenant DONALD CHARLES CURRAN, U.S. Navy, Pomona, California

Lieutenant Colonel BENTON RELFORD ELLIOTT, U.S. Marine Corps, Childress, Texas

Lieutenant Conunander CAESAR FERNANDEZ, JR., U.S. Navy, Boston, Massachusetts

Lieutenant N. JACKSON GAMBRILL, U.S. Navy, Baltimore, Maryland

Lieutenant ALTON RAY HENSON, U.S. Navy, Des Moines, Iowa

Lieutenant RICHARD DOLAN HERTZIG, U.S. Navy, San Andreas, California

*Lieutenant ROBERT T. IDGGINS, U.S. Navy, New York, New York

Lieutenant JAMES FARRA IRVINE, JR., U.S. Navy, Houston, Texas

Lieutenant JACK NATHAN LINDSLEY, U.S. Navy, Corry, Pennsylvania

Lieutenant DOUGLAS SEVERANCE MACKAY, U.S. Navy, Davis Wharf, Virginia

Lieutenant WILBUR FRANCIS OFFTERMATT, U.S. Navy, Cleveland, Ohio

Lieutenant CLIFFORD EDWIN OLSEN, U.S. Navy, Bremerton, Washington

Lieutenant Commander WILLIAM McKNIGHT PARDEE, U.S. Navy, Atlanta, Georgia

Lieutenant FORREST SILAS PETERSEN, U.S. Navy, Gibben, Nebraska

Lieutenant HERBERT R. POORMAN, U.S. Navy, Delta, Ohio

Lieutenant LEONARD JULIUS REINHART, U.S. Navy, Wausau, Wisconsin

Captain DARRELL LLOYD RITTER, U.S. Marine Corps, Ashland, Ohio

Lieutenant WINTHROP PRATT ROBINSON, U.S. Navy, Watertown, Massachusetts

Lieutenant JOHN SOLON SAXON, U.S. Navy, Bryan, Texas

Lieutenant Commander EMIL PETER SCHULD, U.S. Navy, Cleveland, Ohio

*Lieutenant IDLDRETH GATES SHERMAN, U.S. Navy, Brattleboro, Vermont

Lieutenant CHARLES BETTS SMITH, U.S. Navy, Florence, South Carolina

Lieutenant BERNARD WILLIAM TIMMER, U.S. Navy, Twin Lake, Michigan

Lieutenant Commander FRANCIS RAYMOND TOLINE, U.S. Navy, Alliance, Nebraska

Commander ROBERT COLLINS TRUAX, U.S. Navy, Woodman, California

*Lieutenant Commander AMERICO JAMES VESCOVI, U.S. Navy, Raritan, New Jersey

Lieutenant LUTHER BENJAMIN WALLACE, U.S. Navy, Puryear, Tennessee

Commander DAVID MARTIN WALLEY, U.S. Navy, London, Ohio

Lieutenant FRED C. WATSON, U.S. Navy, New London, Missouri

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRlCAL ENGINEERING

Lieutenant HENRY LAWTON BAGBY, U.S. Navy, Annapolis. Maryland

Lieutenant Colonel JOHN ORGAIN BLACKWELL, U.S. Marine Corps, Sparta, Georgia

Lieutenant CARVEL HALL BLAIR, U.S. Navy, Cobham, Virginia

•In absentia.

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Lieutenant DONALD DUANE BLAIR, U.S. Navy, Seattle, Washington Lieutenant RICHARD LEE BOWERS, U.S. Navy, Harper, Iowa

Lieutenant ROBERT I. BRISTOW, U.S. Navy, Easthampton, Massachusetts

Lieutenant (jg) JOHN LYNN CHELGREN, U.S Navy, San Francisco. California

Lieutenant EDWARD A. CHRISTOFFERSON, JR., U.S. Navy, Oak Park, Illinois Lieutenant WALTER DEDRICK, U.S. Navy, Long Beach, California

Lieutenant CHARLES EUGENE DONALDSON. III, U.S. Navy, Bristol, Tennessee

Commander OTIS CLARENCE FERRELL, JR., U.S. Navy, Centralia, Washington

Lieutenant (jg) JOHN HERBERT FISHER, U.S. Navy, Tacoma, Washington

Lieutenant ROBERT PEYTON FOREMAN, U.S. Navy, Hazard, Kentucky

Lieutenant JOHN BERTON HERWEG, U.S. Navy, Chicago, Illinois

Lieutenant JOHN RICHARD HIGH, U.S. Navy, Detroit, Michigan

Major CHARLES H. HORN, U.S. Marine Corps, Seattle, Washington

Lieutenant LOUIS La VERN JUNOD, U.S. Navy, Chanute, Kansas

Lieutenant JOHN TAYLOR STARK KEARNS, U.S. Navy, Culpeper, Virginia

Lieutenant Colonel EUGENE W. KELLEY, U.S. Marine Corps, Buchanan, Michigan

Lieutenant OLIVER 0. KESSING, JR., U.S. Navy, Coronado, California

Lieutenant RICHARD DANA McNEIL, U.S. Navy, Pierre, South Dakota

Lieutenant ROBERT GRANT NEWBY, U.S. Navy, Indianapolis, Indiana

Lieutenant GEORGE P. PAVIS, U.S. Navy, Staten Island, New York

Lieutenant Commander GEORGE HAND SHARP, U.S. Navy, LaPlata, Maryland

Lieutenant HIL'\10N EUGENE WALTERS, JR., U.S. Navy, Waynesboro, Missisippi

Lieutenant JAMES GALE WILSON, U.S. Navy, Hollywood, California Lieutenant WILLIAM T. WOOTTON, U.S. Navy, Washington, D.C.

Lieutenant DONALD MALCOLM WYNNE, U.S. Navy, Mt. Morris, Illinois

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING ELECTRONICS

Lieutenant BRADFORD ALBERT BECKEN, U.S. Navy, Escondido, California

Lieutenant CARL JAMES BOYD, U.S. Navy, Galt, California

Lieutenant JAMES ADOLPH BURKE, U.S. Navy, Clarfield, Minnesota

Lieutenant THOMAS FRANCIS CARROLL, U.S. Navy, Everett, Massachusetts

Lieutenant REGINALD DOYNE CLUBB, U.S. Navy, Highland Park, Michigan

Lieutenant MERDIN CLYDE CRIDDLE, U.S. Navy, Idaho Falls, Idaho

Lieutenant LEE GEORGE CUTCHALL, U.S. Navy, Avoca, Iowa

Lieutenant JAMES BLAIN DAVIDSON, U.S. Navy, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Lieutenant JOHN DAVID DAVIDSON, U.S. Navy, Mentone, California

Lieutenant JOHN JOSEPH DOUGHERTY, U.S. Navy, Paterson, New Jersey

Lieutenant ROBERT ANSEL EIDSON, U.S. Navy, Topeka, Kansas

Lieutenant MICHAEL MURRAY ELLIOTT, U.S. Navy, San Diego, California

Lieutenant FRANK WHALEY EWALD, U.S. Navy, Annapolis, Maryland

Lieutenant WILLIAM EARL FANNIN, U.S. Navy, Portsmouth, Ohio

Lieutenmt JOHN THEODORE GEARY, U.S. Navy, Phoenix, Arizona

Lieutenant HARRY CANAM GEE, U.S. Navy, Vallejo, California

Lieutenant DONALD ALBERT GILLES, U.S. Navy, Kansas City, Kansas

Li<>utenant ALLAN NEWTON GLENNON, U.S. Navy, Chicago, Illinois

Captain CHARLES HENRY GOULD, U.S. Marine Corps, Chicago, Illinois

Lieutenant ORRIE ANDREW HAHS, U.S. Navy, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Lieutenant JOHN EVAN HART, U.S. Navy, Linton, Indiana

Lieutenant (L) NEIL IGNATIUS HEENAN, Royal Canadian Navy, Toronto, Canada

Lieutenant CHARLES MINOR HOBLITZELL, U.S. Navy, Seattle, Washington

Captain WAYNE RUSSELL JOHNSON, U.S. Marine Corps, Rolla, Missouri

Lieutenant ELWYN RAY KNICKEL, U.S. Navy, Cut Bank. Montana

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Lieutenant PHILIP ROBERT LAURIAT, U.S. Navy, Arlington, Virginia

Lieutenant AUGUSTUS NEW"MANN, JR., U.S. Navy, Palmer, Massachusetts Lieutenant LYLE DEANE ODER, U.S. Navy, Altamont, Illinois

Lieutenant JOHN EDWARD PERRY, U.S. Navy, Myrtle Beach. $outb Carolina Lieutenant JOHN VICTOR PETERS, U.S. Navy, Marinette, Wisconsin

Lieutenant HAROLD BLEMONT PRICE, U.S. Navy, Eugene, Oregon

Lieutenant ARTHUR GEORGE RED, U.S. Navy, Berkeley, California Lieutenant GLENN AUSTIN REIFF, U.S. Navy, Dallas., Texas

Lieutenant ALBERT EARL ROSE, JR., U.S. Navy, Versailles, Kentucky Lieutenant EDGAR BUDD SALSIG, U.S. Navy, Philo, California

Lieutenant THURMAN ELWOOD SMITHEY, U.S. Navy, Chula Vista, California

Lieutenant JOHN HALLETT TORBERT, U.S. Navy, Carmel Valley, California

Lieutenant HAROLD RAYMOND WALKER, U.S. Navy, Olathe, Kansas

Lieutenant WILL.IAl\1 HOWARD WILLIAMS, U.S. Navy, Los Angeles, California

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Lieutenant EDWARD PATRICK APPERT, U.S. Navy, Ridgewood, New Jersey

Lieutenant WARREN RADNER COLEGROVE, U.S. Navy, Elrriira, New York

Lieutenant YALE COLEMAN, U.S. Navy, Lewistown, Montana

Lieutenant PETER M. COOPE, U.S. Navy, Carlsbad, New Mexico

Lieutenant LEE WILSON FISHER, U.S. Navy, Caldwell, New Jersey

Lieutenant (L) M. T. GARDNER, Royal Canadian Navy, Vancouver, British Columbia

Lieutenant ROBERT McLEOD GEORGE, U.S. Navy, Phoenix, Arizona

Lieutenant ALLEN JOHNSTON GILMORE, U.S. Navy, Greenwich, Connecticut

Lieutenant BRUCE EDMOND GLENDINNING, U.S. Navy, Belmar, New Jersey Lieutenant Commander WARREN ARTHUR GROSSETTA, JR., U.S. Navy, Tuscon, Arizona

Lieutenant Commander EDWARD PAUL HAMBY, U.S. Navy, Salisbury, North Carolina

Lieutenant EDWARD CHARLES HILL, U.S. Navy, Belleville, Michigan

Lieutenant JOHN MARSHALL KING, U.S. Navy, Phoenix, Arizona Commander RAYMOND JEAN LeBER, U.S. Navy, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania

Lieutenant EDWIN R. MAR_CUS, U.S. Navy, Glen Burnie, Maryland

Lieutenant LUTHER EUGENE MAYES, U.S. Navy, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Lieutenant JOHN THOMAS McMENAMIN, U.S. Navy, Pottsville, Pennsylvania

Lieutenant CHARLES HILBUN MIDDLETON, U.S. Navy, Norfolk, Virignia

Lieutenant Commander GEORGE RICHARD MORAN, U.S. Navy, Fredonia, New York

Lieutenant JAMES WILLIAM MORRISON, U.S. Navy, Clarksville, Virginia

Lieutenant WARREN WELLS OKKERSE, U.S. Navy, Westwood, New Jersey

Lieutenant MARSHALL ALLEN RICKER, U.S. Navy, Burlington, Vermont

Lieutenant (L) CARL W. ROSS, Royal Canadian Navy, St. John, New Brunswick

Lieutenant Commander JOHN WILLIAM ROSS, JR., U.S. Navy, Puyallup, Washington

Lieutenant WILLIAM CARROLL SADLER, U.S. Navy, Worcester, Massachusetts

Lieutenant ROBERT HENRY WATSON, JR., U.S. Navy, Redding, California

Lieutenant WILLIAM JOHN WEBER, JR., U.S. Navy, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania

Lieutenant Commander SIGMUND VICTOR WROBLEWSKI, U.S. Navy, New York, N.Y.

MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Lieutenant ALBERT STEVE GIORGIS, U.S. Navy, Los Angeles, California

Lieutenant THADDEUS JOHN JAKUBOWSKI, U.S. Navy, Hamtramck, Michigan

Lieutenant ROBERT EARL MORRIS, U.S. Navy, Rockaway Beach, Missouri

Commander ROY GAIL SHULTS, U.S. Navy, Brownsville, Texas

Lieutenant ALBERT VAN ACKER, U.S. Navy, Clinton, Connecticut

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MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING ELECTRONICS

*Lieutenant THOMAS ARTHUR BUSH, JR., U.S. Navy, Westfield, New Jersey •Lieutenant JAMES TATE COCKRILL, U.S. Navy, Annapolis, Maryland

*Lieutenant WILEY VIRGIL CONOVER. U.S. Navy, Red Bluff, California

*Lieutenant ALLEN McDONALD DAME, U.S. Navy, Boynton, Florida

*Lieutenant Commander WILLIAM THOMAS DOYLE, U.S. Navy, San Diego, California

•Lieutenant Colonel LAWRENCE FRANCIS FOX, U.S. Marine Corps, Manchester, New Hampshire

Lieutenant JOHN BEVERLY HAINES, U.S. Navy, Augusta. Maine

•Lieutenant BRYCE DAVID INMAN, U.S. Navy, Spencer, Ohio

•Lieutenant WILLIAM CARL KISTLER. U.S. Navy, Columbus, Ohio

*Captain URBAN AUGUST LEES, U.S. Marine Corps, Ft. Wayne, Indiana

•Lieutenant Commander RICHARDSON PHELPS, JR., U.S. Navy, Wilson, Alabama

*Lieutenant JOHN WILLIAM RHINESMITH, U.S. Navy, Ashley, Indiana

•Lieutenant BENJAMIN CARROLL ROGERS, JR., U.S. Navy, Abilene, Texas

•Lieutenant CHANDLER EASTMAN SWALLOW, JR., U.S. Navy, Pawtucket, Rhode Island

*Commander FRANK GEORGE VESSELL, US. Navy, Keewaten, Minnesota

MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Lieutenant WILLIAM DeROY BROTHERTON, JR., U.S. Navy, Cherokee, Alabama

Lieutenant Commander WILLIAM FRANKLIN CALLAWAY, U.S. Navy, Vallejo, California

Lieutenant ARTHUR STUCKY CHAPMAN, U.S. Navy, Ridgefield Park, New Jersey

Lieutenant Commander WALTER LESLIE MARSHALL, U.S. Navy, Dixon, Illinois

Lieutenant Commander JOHN JEROME NOLAN, U.S. Navy, Butte, Montana

Lieutenant DANIEL PALACIOS HAX, Chilean Navy, Valdivia, Chile

Commander FREDERICK WILLIAM TEEPE, U.S. Navy, San Diego, California

Lieutenant LESLIE ARTHUR WELGE, U.S. Navy, Oakland, California

•rn absentia.

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