1967 Commencement ExercisesUniversity of Maryland

Commencement

Exercises

June Third, 1 9 6 7University of Maryland

OFFICERS OF COMMENCEMENT

President of the University

DR. WILSON HOMER ELKINS

Marshal

DR. ROBERT D. RAPPLEYE

Candidates for Degrees Presented by:

DR. MICHAEL J. PELCZAR, JR., Vice President for Graduate Studiesand Research

DR. WILLIAM S. STONE, M.D. Dean, School of MedicineDR. JOHN J. SALLEY, D.D.S., Dean, School of DentistryPROFESSOR WILLIAM P. CUNNINGHAM, Dean, School of LawDR. GORDON M. CAIRNS, Dean of AgricultureDR. CHARLES MANNING, Dean, College of Arts and SciencesDR. DONALD W. O'CONNELL, Dean, College of Business and Public

A dministrationDR. VERNON E. ANDERSON, Dean, College of EducationDR. ROBERT B. BECKMANN, Dean, College of EngineeringMRS. ERNA CHAPMAN, Acting Dean, College of Home EconomicsDR. MARION MURPHY, Dean, School of NursingDR. NOEL E. FOSS, Dean, School of PharmacyDR. LESTER M. FRALEY, Dean, College of Physical Education,

Recreation, and HealthDR. STANLEY J. DRAZEK, Associate Dean, University College

Special Music

MR. CHARLTON G. MEYER, University OrganistMR. FAGUE K. SPRINGMANN, Director, University Choir

Pianists

DR. MARY F. DEVERMONDDR. STEWART GORDON

Program Coordinators

DR. ROBERT C. WILEYDR. PAUL R. POFFENBERGER

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

TO THE GRADUATING CLASSUNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, 1967

It is a pleasure for me to extend my best wishes as youcomplete your college education.

You are graduating into a society in which you will bewarmly welcomed. Our country has never had so great aneed for highly educated men and women. Never have youngAmericans moved from the college campus into a world of-fering so broad a range of opportunities for individualfulfillment and contribution to the welfare of humanity.

Your generation of students has been distinguished by itsfresh and vigorous concern for the quality of Americanlife and its commitment to American democracy. Perhapsthe greatest opportunity awaiting you is the challengeto make this a life-long commitment.

Today, Americans from every walk of life are strivingtogether to shape a society that can offer a meaningfuland rewarding life to all its members. Never have somany of our countrymen been so deeply dedicated to eradi-cating the old evils of ignorance, poverty, and bigotryfrom every corner of the land.

Through your years of study, you have prepared yourselvesfor positions of leadership in this quest for a betterAmerica.

I congratulate you, and urge you to take full advantageof that opportunity.

Sincerely,

THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER

O say can you see,—by the dawn's early light,

What so proudly we hail'dat the twilight's last gleaming

Whose broad stripes and bright stars,thro' the perilous fight,

O'er the ramparts we watched,were so gallantly streaming?

And the rockets' red glare,the bombs bursting in air,

Gave proof thro' the night—that our flag was still there.

0 say does that Star-Spangled Banner yet wave

O'er the land of the freeand the home of the brave?

MARYLAND ALMA MATER

Hail! Alma Mater!Hail to thee, Maryland!Steadfast in loyaltyFor thee we stand.Love for the Black and Gold,Deep in our hearts we hold,Singing, thy praise forever,Throughout the land.

ORDER OF EXERCISES

Processional

Invocation

The National Anthem

Greeting's

Musical Selections

Address

Conferring of Degrees

The Alma Mater

Benediction

Recessional

Grand March, from Aida, VerdiMarch of the Priests from

The Magic Flute, Mozart

THE REVEREND DAVID LOOMISUnited Campus Christian FellowshipUniversity of Maryland

The Star-Spangled Banner, Key, led byMr. Fague K. Springmann

MR. CHARLES P. MCCORMICK, ChairmanBoard of Regents, University of Maryland

Pilgrims' Chorus from TannhduserWagner

Battle Hymn of the Republicarr. Waring

University ChoirMr. Fague K. Springmann, Conductor

His EXCELLENCY SPIRO T. AGNEWGovernor of Maryland

DR. WILSON H. ELKINSPresident of the University

Kinney, led by Mr. Fague K. Springmann

THE REVEREND JOHN JAMISONBaptist ChaplainUniversity of Maryland

"March" from The Occasional Oratorio,Handel

Honorary Degrees

HONORARY DEGREES

SPIRO THEODORE AGNEW Doctor of Laws

Spiro Theodore Agnew was inaugurated as Maryland's 55th elected governor onJanuary 25, 1967. A lawyer by profession, he served as County Executive of BaltimoreCounty for four years immediately prior to his election as governor.

Born in Baltimore City and educated in its public schools, Governor Agnew studiedchemistry for three years at The Johns Hopkins University before transferring to theUniversity of Baltimore to study law. He passed the Maryland bar examination sixmonths before graduating with a Bachelor of Laws degree in 1947, despite interruptinghis education to serve with the Army in World War II as a company commander in theEuropean Theater. He also spent a year on active duty during the Korean War.

Governor Agnew's meteoric rise in state government began with his interest incivic and public affairs in suburban Baltimore County, where he served as presidentof the Loch Raven Community Council and worked actively in early efforts for "openspaces" legislation and charter "home rule" government. In the late 1950's, he becamechairman of the County Board of Appeals, leaving this position to win election asCounty Executive.

Highlights of his administration as County head include passage of a public ac-commodations law — one of the first in the nation — and legislation to require parkand recreational "open spaces" in all new subdivisions. Under Governor Agnew'sleadership, the County built new schools, opened public kindergartens, improved teachersalaries and classroom ratios, reorganized the police bureau, pioneered in communitycollege curricula to fill employment gaps in the fields of police work and social services,and added hundreds of miles of new water supply and sanitary sewage lines.

At 48, Governor Agnew is one of youngest governors to lead the State of Marylandand is the first American of Greek descent to become chief executive of a State.

HAROLD R. W. BENJAMIN Doctor of Humane Letters

Dr. Harold R. W. Benjamin, a renowned educator, was dean of the College ofEducation at the University of Maryland from 1939-51. He holds honorary degreesfrom Drake University, Pacific University and Rhode Island College and is a recipientof the Medal for Distinguished Service to Education from Newark (New Jersey)State College. He also is the author of a score of books.

After receiving his early education in Wisconsin, Montana and Oregon, Dr.Benjamin graduated with highest honors in education from the University of Oregon.He received his Ph.D. degree from Stanford University in 1927.

Dr. Benjamin served as teacher and administrator for ten years in the schools ofMinnesota and Oregon, as associate professor of education and psychology at StanfordUniversity, professor of education and director of the Center for Continuation Study atthe University of Minnesota, and as dean of the College of Education and SummerQuarter and chairman of the department of psychology at the University of Colorado,before coming to the University of Maryland. Later, he became chairman of the divisionof social foundations of education and, since 1958, has been professor emeritus ofeducation at the George Peabody College for Teachers.

JAMES BARRETT RESTON Doctor of Letters

James Barrett Reston, associate editor of the New York Times WashingtonBureau, has been accorded national and international recognition for his reportorialability.

Twice he has been awarded the Pulitzer Prize: in 1945 for National Correspondentand in 1957 for National reporting. On three occasions he has earned the OverseasPress Club award for interpretation of international news. Mr. Reston has also receivedthe George Polk Memorial Award for National Reporting, the University of MissouriMedal in 1961, and the J. P. Zenger Award in 1964.

Born in Clydebank, Scotland, Mr. Reston came to the United States in 1910.Beginning his career on the Springfield (Ohio) Daily News, he moved to the publicitydepartment of The Ohio State University and in 1934 became publicity director of theCincinnati Baseball Club. Following this, Mr. Reston served as reporter for theAssociated Press in New York City and London before joining the Times in 1939.

Mr. Reston holds B.S. and LL.D. degrees from the University of Illinois; Litt. D.degrees from Colgate University, Oberlin College and Rutgers University; LL.D.degrees from New York University, Dartmouth College, Boston College and BrandeisUniversity; and D.M.L. degrees from Kenyon College, Columbia University and theUniversity of Michigan.

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Candidates

for

Degrees

JACK D. VANDERMER Pennsylvania

ANDREW H. VENDELIS Maryland

DAVID HOYLAND WANDS New Jersey

DARRYL LYND WARNER Virginia

BRUCE ALLEN WINTER Maryland

GERALD DWAINE WOODS California

ROBERT ALLEN ZAKARIN Florida

THE SCHOOL OF LA WCandidates will be presented by Professor William P. Cunningham, Dean of the School

Bachelor of Laws

MICHAEL JOSEPH ABROMAITIS Maryland

ROBERT FRANCIS ADAMS Maryland

GUY JAMES AVERY Maryland

STEPHEN DAVID BAER Maryland

ROBERT D. BALLARD Maryland

FRED. FRANKLIN BARLOW, JR Maryland

HOWARD GARY BASS Maryland

THEODORE ROBERT BAUER Maryland

ALLEN MURRAY BAUMGARDNER Maryland

WILLIAM SCHOFIELD BEARD Maryland

MORRIE NELSON BECKER Pennsylvania

ROBERT JOSEPH BENBROOK New Jersey

RUSSELL JAY BENNETT Maryland

RICHARD OLAF BERNDT Maryland

PAUL LAZENBY BETZ Maryland

SAMUEL T. BRICK, JR Maryland

H. WARD BROCKETT Maryland

BENJAMIN LOUIS CARDIN Maryland

DAVID ANTHONY CARNEY Maryland

ANTHONY THOMAS CAROZZA Maryland

WILLIAM HENRY CARTER Maryland

MARY ALICE CHRISTMAS Maryland

JOSEPH PATRICK CLARK Maryland

BENJAMIN SHELDON COHEN Maryland

NORMAN COHEN Maryland

RICHARD ALAN COOPER Maryland

BENJAMIN FORD DAVIS Maryland

SANFORD STANLEY DONALD Maryland

MARK DREGANT DOPKIN Maryland

ELLIOT BRUCE EDLEY New York

GEORGE ALBERT EICHHORN, III Maryland

DAVID GEORGE ELLERTON Maryland

PHYLLIS J. ERLICH Maryland

JAMES RAY EYLER Maryland

RICHMOND GERARD FAVROT Maryland

RONALD EDWARD FEINER New York

MONTE FRIED Maryland

STUART LEE FRIEDEL Maryland

ALAN N. GAMSE Maryland

EDGAR HILARY GANS Maryland

HOWARD IRVIN GOLDEN Maryland

FRANK ROBERT GOLDSTEIN Maryland

THOMAS WILLIAM WARD HAINES....Maryland

JAMES JUDGE HANKS, JR D. C.

ROBERT BARKER HARRISON, III Maryland

GEORGE HANSHUE HOCKER, JR Maryland

RUSSELL TERRENCE HORMAN Maryland

H. SHELDON HOWE, JR Maryland

THOMAS FRANCIS IRETON Maryland

WALTER FRANCIS JEWELL Maryland

FRANCIS EDWARD JOHNSON Maryland

JOHN ROBERT JOHNSON Maryland

JUDD ROBERT JOHNSON Maryland

RICHARD HERCKMAN JONES Maryland

MICHAEL MARTIN KALIS Maryland

WILLIAM SOMMER KALIS Maryland

LAWRENCE MYERS KATZ Maryland

RICHARD CLINTON KEENE Maryland

STANLEY PAUL KOPS Maryland

KATHRYN BALDWIN LEVEDAHL Maryland

MARTIN R. LEVY Delaware

ELEANOR JEAN LIPSITZ Maryland

JOHN SHEPHERD MAHONEY Maryland

RICHARD ROBERT MARCHESiELLO....-ZVew YorkCHARLES MARKELL, III Maryland

DAVID J. MARKEY Maryland

THOMAS BOWIE MCCARTY Maryland

EDWARD PETER MCGROARTY Maryland

GRAYDON S. MCKEE, III Maryland

JOHN MICHAEL MCWILLIAMS Maryland

JOHN ERNEST METCALF Maryland

THOMAS VINCENT MILLER, JR Maryland

JOHN MILLARD MORSE Maryland

PHILIP A. MURPHY, JR Maryland

RONALD HENRY NEUMAN Maryland

PHILIP EVERNGAM NUTTLE, JR Maryland

VINCENT JOSEPH PANCARI New Jersey

HESNA JOHNSTON PFEIFFER Maryland

LESLIE JAY POLT Maryland

ALLAN BARRY RABINEAU Maryland

RONALD GILLIS RAYNE Maryland

RODNEY REX REHFELD Maryland

BARRY DALE RICHMOND Maryland

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JOSEF E. ROSENBLATT Maryland

ALAN LEE ROTHENBERG Maryland

RICHARD FULLMER ROTHENBURG....Maryland

MILLARD STEVEN RUBENSTEIN Maryland

ANTHONY WILLIAM RYAN Maryland

ALAN RICHARD SACHS Maryland

JOSEPH WILLIAM SACHS Maryland

YURIKO KODAMA SATA Maryland

JOHN A. SCARDINA Maryland

JEFFREY ROGER SCHMIELER Maryland

MELVIN LESLIE SCHNEIDER Maryland

BARRY D. SCHREIBER Maryland

GEORGE KYREN SEMERLY Maryland

STEPHEN LOUIS SHOCHET Maryland

DEANE ANDREW SHURE Maryland

NOEL GREGORY SILBERBERG Maryland

ROBERT MOSHE SIMON Maryland

CHARLES D. SMITH Maryland

MILTON RICHARDSON SMITH, JR Maryland

PAUL ALAN SMITH, SR Maryland

ALBERT RUSSELL SNYDER Maryland

LAWRENCE STANLEY SQUIRES Maryland

NEVETT STEELE, JR Maryland

EDWARD DAVID STEINMAN Maryland

WILLIAM CURTIS STIFLER, III Maryland

GEORGE PETER STOKES Vermont

WALTER ROBERT STONE Maryland

STEPHEN DENNIS TABACK Maryland

STEPHEN ARTHUR TARRANT Maryland

WAYNE BARRETT TATE Maryland

OWEN MCDONNELL TAYLOR Maryland

DAVID WILLIAM THOMPSON Maryland

ARTHUR WILLIAM TRUMP, JR Maryland

WILLIAM BEBOUT VAN SISE Maryland

DONALD EUGENE WALTERS Maryland

ATLEE WILLIS WAMPLER, III Maryland

SAMUEL MORTON WASSERMAN Maryland

CHARLES LAMONT WHITHAM Maryland

WILLIE J. WILLIAMS Maryland

STEPHEN CLARK WINTER Maryland

RICHARD H. ZIMMERMAN Maryland

THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURECandidates will be presented by Dr. Gordon M. Cairns, Dean of Agriculture

Bachelor of Science

THOMAS GEORGE ALTHEN Maryland

LEE STERLING ALTPETER Maryland

ANDREW ARMES, JR Maryland

CARL CONRAD AY, JR Maryland

GAE A. BENNETT Virginia

LEAH PEARL BIMBLICH Maryland

CHARLES MARCHANT BOYLES Maryland

WILLIAM ELLSWORTH BRADY, JR Maryland

GERALD WAYNE BROWN Maryland

THOMAS LUTHER BROWNING Maryland

Louis LESLIE CAPEROON Maryland

JOSEPH B. CARR Maryland

BRYANT MEGINNES CAWLEY, JR Maryland

RONALD L. CIOFFI Maryland

FRANKLIN LEROY CLARKE Maryland

ROBERT ALFRED COLLINS D. C.

RONALD JOHN COMINSKY Maryland

EDWARD MARINUS CONKLIN, III....Maryland

PATRICK MAYES COOPER Maryland

MARYLEE E. COWGILL Maryland

RANDOLPH SHERIER DAMREN D. C.

LEWIS LEVERING DEITZ Maryland

ROBERT STANLEY DELAUDER, JR Maryland

DANIEL JAMES DEVINE Maryland

DENNIS LEROY DINKEL Maryland

JOHN WALSH DORAN Maryland

WALTER MOULDEN EIKER, JR Maryland

PETER DAVID JOESTING ENSOR Maryland

ROBERT JOHN FELSMAN Maryland

THOMAS MCAVOY FISHER Maryland

JOSEPH ALLEN FOSTER Maryland

MICHAEL JOHN GAFFNEY Maryland

PHILIP GRAYSON GARMAN Maryland

DAVID MELVIN GEE Maryland

SAMUEL CARL GRAHAM Maryland

GARY STEPHEN GROSS Maryland

ALFRED LAWRENCE HASEL Maryland

ARTHUR HENRY HERBST Maryland

JOHN WILBERT HERSHBERGER Maryland

EDWIN JEROME HEVNER Maryland

MARLIN KROH HOFF Maryland

TERRENCE WILLIAM HOSHALL Maryland

CHARLES TERRY HUFF Maryland

HOWARD AENOCH JEFFRIES Virginia

RICHARD CHARLES JENKINS Maryland

DOUGLAS HECTOR JOHN Maryland

RICHARD GERALD JONES Maryland

WALTER VESSELS KELK D. C.

WILLIAM HENRY KNICELY West Virginia

RAYMOND WAYNE KNOWLES Maryland

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Academic Honors

BALTIMORE DIVISION

THE SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY

University Gold Medal for Scholarship, Summa Cum Laude

Awarded to

MICHAEL NORMAN ROSENBERG

Certificates of Honor, Magna Cum Laude

Awarded to

DARRYL LYND WARNERJAMES ERSKINE OWENS

DANIEL EDWARD FIELDINGANN BERGSTRESSER

THE SCHOOL OF LA WGraduated With Honor

BENJAMIN L. CARDIN PHILIP A. MURPHY, JR.RICHARD A. COOPER LESLIE J. POLTBENJAMIN F. DAVIS ALAN L. ROTHENBERGJAMES R. EYLER ALAN R. SACHSFRANK R. GOLDSTEIN MILTON R. SMITH, JR.MICHAEL M. KALIS WALTER R. STONELAWRENCE M. KATZ STEPHEN C. WINTERMARTIN R. LEVYJOHN S. MAHONEY

THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINEFaculty Gold Medal, Summa Cum Laude

Awarded to

JOEL HENRY GOFFMAN

Certificate of Honor, Magna Cum Laude

Awarded to

ROBERT ORVILLE FRANCEROBERT ALAN SOFFERMAN

Certificates of Honor, Cum Laude

ELIZABETH ANN ABEL ZELLMAN DAVID SKLOVENCHARLES ERNEST DEFELICE JOHN JAMES SMITH, IIITHOMAS JOSEPH O'DONNELL

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Scholastic

and

Special Awards

THE SCHOOL OF DENTISTRYThe Alpha Omega Award MICHAEL NORMAN ROSENBERGThe Alumni Association Medal JOSEPH PAUL COMMETTE, JR.

The Isaac H. Davis Medal DANIEL EDWARD FIELDINGThe Herbert Friedberg Memorial Award DAVID HOYLAND WANDS

The Grayson W. Gaver Memorial Award KENNETH EARL MORT

The Timothy O. Heatwole Memorial Award DARRYL LYND WARNER

The International College of Dentists Award CHARLES HENRY DEVRIES, JR.

The Edgar J. Jacques Memorial Award DARRYL LYND WARNER

The Harry E. Kelsey Memorial Award HOWARD GENE ROSENBERG

The Harry E. Latcham Memorial Medal DAVID HOYLAND WANDS

The Alexander H. Paterson Memorial Medal HOWARD WILLIAM CLAUSEN

The Harry B. Schwartz Award DANIEL EDWARD FIELDINGThe Sigma Epsilon Delta Memorial Medal DARRYL LYND WARNER

The Katharine Toomey Award JOHN VANDENBERGE

THE SCHOOL OF LAWSam Allen Memorial Prize JAMES R. EYLERElizabeth Maxwell Carroll Chesnut Prize FRANK R. GOLDSTEIN

Roger Howell Award MILTON R. SMITH, JR.Lawyers Title Insurance Corporation Prize FRANK R. GOLDSTEIN

Samuel S. Levin Prize GRAYDON S. MCKEE, IIINu Beta Epsilon Prize ALAN R. SACHS

John L. Thomas Prize BENJAMIN L. CARDIN

William Strobel Thomas Prize FRANK R. GOLDSTEIN

U. S. Law Week Award LAWRENCE M. KATZ

THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINEBalder Prize for Excellence in Medical Studies JOEL HENRY GOFFMAN

Dr. Leonard M. Hummel Medal for Excellence in Internal MedicineJOHN MILTON MCINTYRE

The Robinson Dermatological Award CHARLES ERNEST DEFELICE

Dr. Wayne W. Babcock Prize for Excellence in Surgery DAVID MICHAEL SNYDER

Dr. A. Bradley Gaither Prize for Excellence in Genito-Urinary SurgeryGORDON HOMER EARLES

Dr. Milton S. Sacks Memorial Award for Excellence in Medicine and HematologyMICHAEL MORGAN LEE

Dr. Jacob E. Finesinger Prize for Excellence in Psychiatry....KENNETH BERNARD STERN

Student Council Keys ROBERT ORVILLE FRANCE, ELIHU MARK KRAEMER,JOHN MILTON MCINTYRE

Student Council Certificates ROBERT ORVILLE FRANCE, ELIHU MARK KRAEMER,ROBERT JAMES MCCAFFREY, JOHN MILTON MCINTYRE, JOSEPH CLARENCE ORLANDO,JOHN FRANCIS ROGERS, DAVID MICHAEL SNYDER, LAWRENCE MATTHEW TIERNEY,DONALD BRUCE VOGEL

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