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CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Warren Myron Sperry "'
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF ARTS Raymond Bookout Horace Newton Hubbs Charles Alexander Morrison Leaman Andrew Dye George Willis Irby
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCIENCE Richard Sweemam Allen Mary Morris Clayton Adair Wellington
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS Jacob Abramow Emmett Blakeney Gleason Maurice Nichols O'Connor Albert Harold Bagi: Meyer Gorin Lawrence Hogarth Ogden Anthony Jacob Betten James William Gray George Hunter O'Kane Ralph Paul Blatt Ralph Ronald Hallauer Wilton Burke Owens Theodbre Ernest Braun• Harris Burridge Hammond Maurice Beach Pendleton
schweiger Herbert Ralph Hanson Charles Roy Phillips Stephen Leon Brlg11:s Albert Henry Hegnauer Earl William Place, Jr. John Mercer Brugler Clarence Jam es Henry Frank Alden Saunders Merton Ezra Carver Casselman Ben Hess John Graham Shaw Harry Chamberlain John Webster Jameson Walter James Shields George Seymour Coburn Carl Lauterbach Herman Francis Skully Charles Frederick Cole George Robert Lavine Austin Crittenden Tait Edwin Warwick Connolly Robert Constantine Lavrakas Walter Thomas Taylor Frederic Louis Connolly Joseph Peter Leone Eric Carroll Vance Jerome Cowen Robert Francis Lewis Glyndon Garlock VanDeusen Arthur Parmele Curtiss Raymond Charles Lindley John Raymond Vanostrand Jamee Marvin Edmunds Emmet Edward Lynn Frederic Louis Wellington John Henry Elferink Elliott Allen Maynard Claude Theodore W estburg David Francis Benedict L. Miller Arthur Paul Whipple Robert Alphonse Gallagher Clarke Williams O'Brien George Philip Zuck Max Gideonse
Gladys Irene Adams Lillian Ruth Fisher Margaret Neun Marian Mead Allen Marion Patricia Forristal Mary Louise O'Reilly Marjorie Winter Allyn Evelyn May Forster Ruth Page Lena Ruth Ashenberg Helen Louise Frankenfeld Virginia Patchen Leola Treman Baker Hazel May Ganiard Martha Frances Pratt Marjorie Louise Bickford Leonora Granata Lura Mae Schanck Dorris Victoria Booth Grace Helen Green Florence Isabel Schminke Irma Augusta Briggs Eleanor Marion Hattersley Marion Rose Sconfietti Dorothy Elizabeth Brown Anna Colburn Haynes Elsie Milward Seward Mary Josephine Brown Ruth Tuthill Hoffmeister Grace Emma Sheppard
'Mildred Ruth Burton Doris Temperance Hornung Esther Alma Shulman Irene Bush Gertrude Julia Howe Elizabeth Ann Skinner Martha Alice Cobb Bertha Adelle Hughes Eleanor Chapin Slater Marion Bernice Craig Naomi Chipman Hull Ruth Helen Snider Elizabeth Humphrey Cubley EuniCe Joffe Florence Batt Stein Esther Mary Deyo Dorothy Fiske Kenyon Kathryn Dowens Sutorius Mary Louise Donohoe Frances Miriam Kenyon Carmenina Tarquinio Eleanor Kathryn Dutton Margaret Grace Kinney May Edith Taylor Dorothy Elizabeth Edwards Alice Mercedes Koch Mary Louise Thomas Edith Evelyn Emerson Laura Margaret Luedeke Evelyn May Wall Edna Fairman Virginia Ruth Mansfield Josephine Grace Webster Helen Martha Fairman Pauline Rosalie Meader Ida Mae Watt Muriel A. Fay Margaret Olive Meier Marion Florence Webster Harriet Louise Feary Frances Jessie Munn Winifred Eleanor Weet Christine Reeder Filkins Grace Loretta Murray Bernice Whitham Dorothy Laney Fillingham Anna Jane Mutschler Sara Frances Wile Florence Cecilia Fischer Doris Marita Myers Helen Scott Winans
Doris Ethel Winslow CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Mechanical Engineering as Major Daniel Luther Dole Arthur Royland Herbert
Rufus Ernest Fulreader
Raphael Joseph McNulty Scott William Stevens Virgil Joel Ullman Jared Lear Moore Uphill
James Arthur McConnell Russell William Strowger Ralph Henry Mccumber (As Frank Charles Valenza
of the class of 1922) Chemical Engineering as Major Clifford James Payne Daniel Sheldon Stevens
Education as Major Lucie Loretta Dower Ethel Humphrey
Teresa Gertrude Marion Harriet Stillman
Home Economics as Major Marian Curtiss Booth Marian Jane Cummings Marion Cerula Jones Genevieve Ida Cazeau Harriet Thrall Guilford Alice Roberta Leete Gladye May Colcord Katherine Gates Hanby Florence Marion Lintz Gladys Isabel Cook Beatrice Elizabeth Heaman Margaret Elizabeth O'Shea Edna Olive Crombie Florence Alice Hutchinson
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF MUSIC Junia Martin Beck Gladys M. Boag Agnes K. McGrath Jerome Fisher Diamond Ellen I. Borchard Gertrude Florence Metcalf Herbert Reynolds Inch Marion Elizabeth Cramer Harriet Isabella Sauer Wallace Armstrong VanLier Dorothea Doig Jean Henrietta Story
Rachel Hazeltine Ruth Margaret VanGraa-Helen Hewitt feiland Ethel A. Justice Margaret A. Walsh Carolyn Kintz Edith Woodcock
CANDIDATES FOR THE CERTIFICATE IN MUSIC Arthur Hitchcock Mary Gilbert Alvord Constance Helena Finckel Irving A. MacA~thur Gladys Elizabeth Bachman Maxine L. Kisor Fr<;d. Wa~d McK1bben Cora Boardman Fay Linn Ph1hp Victor VanTassell Florence Bradley Catherine Rooney
Esther K. Cleveland Elvera Elizabeth Wonderlich Tura Davidson
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Seventy-Sixth Annual COMMENCEMENT
MONDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIRST
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIX
THE EASTMAN THEATRE
TEN A. M.
ORDER OF EXERCISES
Organ (a) The Fourth Symphony Toccata Scherzo Finale
Processional-Marche {from Tannhauser)
Les Preludes
PRAYER
EASTMAN THEATRE ORCHESTRA
Victor Wagner, Conductor
ADDRESS
SHAILER MATHEWS, D. D.
Dean of Divinity School, University of Chica~o
CONFERRING OF BACHELORS' DEGREES
CONFERRING OF CERTIFICATES IN Music
CONFERRING OF ADVANCED DEGREES
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES BY THE PRESIDENT
CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES
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Widor
Wagner
•
. Liszt !
I
ORDER OF EXERCISES
COMMENCEMENT HYMN
0 Mater academica Rocestriensis, te
Quae nobis tanta munera dedisti libere
Nunc salutamus, agimus nos tibi gratias,
Et semper te laudabimus cui nomen Veritas.
0 Mater, quam cognovimus per laeta tempora,
Quae demonstrasti omnibus laboris gaudia,
Quae "Meliora" indicas, excelsa praemia,
Ad caelum omnes incitas, tu Mater splendida!
0 Mater ave, salve tu, vale, carissima !
Nos juvat jam in exitu dulcis memoria.
Per vias due nos asperas .semper ad optima;
Mercedes da perpetuas, bona caelestia !
BENEDICTION
Recessional-Grand Choeur Militaire
Harold Osborn Smith at the Organ
. Federlein
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DEPARTMENTAL HONORS
CHARLES TROTTER BUNNELL, in Mathematics;
PAUL EDGAR ERNSBERGER, in History;
VINCENT MARCUS FAGAN, in Economics;
HENRY FRED FooTE, in Mathematics;
ROBERT MARION GORDON, in History;
RICHARD LEIGHTON GREENE, in English;
FRANCIS HENRY HENDERSON, in Mathematics;
RALPH WILLIAM . MARTIN, in Mathematics;
BRUCE WILLIAM MIDDLETON, in Economics;
JoHN THERON SANFORD, in Geology;
WARREN CROCKER SEYFERT, in Mathematics;
DAVID HARRIS SHEARER, in Economics;
JoHN WARREN THORNE, in History;
JENNIE LENA ALESSI, in Latin;
RACHEL GERTRUDE ARMSTRONG, in Latin;
MARJORIE BROWNELL, in History;
MARGARET ELIZABETH BUTTERFIELD, in History;
RUTH DENIO, in Romance Languages;
MERLE CATHERINE DERRENBACHER, in English;
MARGARET ELIZABETH FRAWLEY, in History;
CLARA SoPHIA G1ENKE, in German and Mathematics;
MARGARET ELISE LANG, in Latin;
HELEN GARSON LAVINE, in Romance Languages;
MIRIAM ALICE LEVIN, in !lomance Languages;
VIRGINIA ELIZABETH MACORMIC, in English;
FLORA MILLER, in German;
]ANET GILBERTINE SPRAGUE, in English.
PRIZES AND HONORS
The Sherman Fellowship-to ERIC CARROLL VANCE. A graduate fellowship of $500 in the department of economics.
The Townsend Fellowship-to MAX GmEONSE. A graduate fellowship of $500 in the department of history and government.
The Davis Prizes-to RICHARD LEIGHTON GREENE and KENNETH CARL HAUSAUER. To members of the senior class for excellence in declamation. First prize of $25, second of $15.
The Dewey Prizes-to HAROLD GARLAND SLIKER and EUGENE LOEWENTHAL. To members of the sophomore class for excellence in declamation. First prize $15, second of $10.
The Stoddard Prize in Mathematics-to KINGSLEY CONGDON PECK. Prize of $25.
The Stoddard Prize in Physics-to HARRY WARD CLEVELAND. Prize of $35.
The Elizabeth M. Anderson Prize-to MARJORIE BROWNELL. Prize of $40 for an essay upon "Rembrandt and the Bible."
The Colonial Dames Prize-to ROBERT HENRY CARDEW. Prize of $50 with silver medal for an essay upon "The Part of the Colonies in The Seven Years', or French and Indian, War."
The N. B. Ellison Prize-to ROBERT MARION GORDON. Prize of $60 for an essay upon "The Growth of Centralization in the National Govern· ment, and the Arguments for and Against Such Centralization."
The Kreyer Prize in Germa11r-to RoLF EGMONT PERCIVAL KING. Prize of $50 for an essay upon "Christian Wahnschaffe's Change of Character in Jakob Wassermann's Novel."
The Williams Memorial Prize-to JANET GILBERTINE SPRAGUE. A prize of $50 for an essay upon "Arthur Hugh Clough in Relation to the Vic· torian Doubt."
The Alumnae Prize-to JANET GILBERTINE. SPRAGUE. Prize of $10 to the girl in the senior class who has done the best work in English courses during her senior year.
The Chester Dewey Scholarship-to EDNA MILDRED HEWES. A scholarship of $75 to a student who has shown proficiency in biology work.
The Wile Prizes in Biology-to MARJORIE HECKEL and DOROTHY WELL· INGTON. To students who have shown proficiency in the course in Biology I. First prize of $20, second of $5.
The Rosenberger Prize-to CHARLES WILLIAM UPTON with honorable mention to J. Lawrence Hill, Jr., and Harold Henry Millott. A prize of $25 for the man in the junior class whose work has shown the greatest improvement during the freshman and sophomore years.
The Humboldt Lodge I. 0. 0. F. Prize-to CARL PHILIP VOGEL. A prize of $100 to the most deserving student, son or daughter of a member of the Humboldt Lodge of Odd Fellows.
The Cutler Prizes- to CHARLES WILLIAM UPTON of the college for men and FLORA MILLER of the college for women. Prizes of $25 each for an essay upon "The Conception of the Constitution as Seen in the Federalist Papers."
The Society of Colonial Wars Prize-to MARGARET ELIZABETH BUTTERFIELD. A prize of $100 for an essay upon "The Immigration of the Huguenots into New York and Their Value to the Colony."
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF ARTS
George Seymour Coburn Max Gideonse Osmond George Wall
Lulu Bailey Hathaway
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCIENCE
Wilbur Goodrich Valentine Sabra Jeanette Hook
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS
DeForest Augustus Altpeter Philip Jacobus Barnes Harry Merrell Benninghoff Jack Harold Berman Eugene George Biel Charles Trotter Bunnell John Edwin Burns William Moyer Bush John Gordon Callaghan William Stocking Callaway Harry Ward Cleveland LeRoy Brown Conklin Arthur Vernon Croop Harold Raymond Drysdale Alexander Davis Dunbar Gerald Nichols Dyer Paul Edgar Ernsberger Vincent Marcus Fagan Henry Fred Foote Walter Henry Foth Philip Gordon Robert Marion Gordon Charles Muller Graney Richard Leighton Greene Eliott Baldwin Hague Edward James Hanna Kenneth Carl Hausauer Rufus Hedges Francis Henry Henderson James Demcey Hendryx John Alfred Jackson Charles Juan Jacobs King Kellogg Rolf Egmont Percival King Abraham Lebowitz Ocran William Lee Philip Mott Linfoot Gervase Nelligan Love Carl William Luther Ralph William Martin Henry McNall William McOuat Bruce William Middleton Theodore Joyce Mooney
Louis Martin Nourse Wilbur Walker O'Brien Harold Richardson Paley Harold Alexander Patterson Ferdinand John Powell Paul Ottman Ribstein Laurence Osmond Richens Joseph Rockovitz Arthur Earl Rosenberg Edwin Frederic Rundell Edgar William Sabin John Theron Sanford M. Bernard Sanow Warren Crocker Seyfert David Harris Shearer John Edward Sherman Doran Jay Stephens Floyd Henry Sutterby Harold Suttle John Warren Thorne Harrell Brewster Townsend Harold Erwin Truscott Homer Walter Vicinus L. Dean Walker Lester Earl Wallace Wallace Stratton Ware Luther Ira Webster Francis Howard Whelehan Murray Hunt Wilcox George Robert Witmer Valentine Henry Zahn, Jr.
Jennie Lena Alessi Iris Elizabeth Almy Rachel Gertrude Armstrong Dorothy Elwood Atkin Ruth Frances Beecher Josephine Arria Bishop Julia Edna Bishop Viva Mary Blackburn Norma Bloor Elizabeth Brockway Catherine Winifred Brown
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS (Cont.)
Marjorie Brownell Dorothy Burke Margaret Elizabeth Butterfield Ada Lucretia Colby Cathleen Jane Cole Doris Cheney Dapson Ruth Denio Merle Catherine Derrenbacher Lois Helen Dildine Emma Cornelia Donk Irene Marie Downs Dorothy Isabella Dunn Mabel Frances Esley Veronica Fanning Eleanor Foulkes Margaret Elizabeth Frawley Clara Sophia Gienke Marjorie Delilah Goodrich Helen Dorothy Green Barbara Frances Haslip Edna Mildred Hewes Ruth Scoville Hollander Frances Jeffery Florence Taber Kenyon Margaret Elise Lang Helen Garson Lavine Miriam Alice Levin
Florence Lincoln Lusk Julia Lucille McMillen Marian Jean McN air Virginia Elizabeth Macormic Dorothy Wilson Marples Dorothy Martens Katherine Elizabeth Meagher Margaret Merrell Flora Miller Berenice Eastland Milner Marie Hermine Molnar Jessie May Ramsay Eleanor Mason Ratcliffe Elizabeth May Roberts Frieda Bryna Rose Myrtle Elizabeth Ross Ruth Charlotte Rosenberg Freda May Scholls Nana Elfreda Southworth Estelle Marie Spies Janet Gilbertine Sprague Marcella Agnes Statt Dorothy DeLamater Sykes Mary Elizabeth Terwilliger Marion Esther Torpy Elizabeth Wolters Julia Barbara Zuck
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Mechanical Engineering as Major
Glen Edmund Curtis Charles Wesley Werth
Justin Frederic Eng\ert Thomas Bond Garlick
Roy Frederick Johncox Charles W. Joyce Samuel Nelson Zornow
Chemistry as Major
Bernhard Landow Alfred Thorpe Loeffier
Education as Major
Ferna Madalene Hubbard Mary Lutz Nellie A. Pierson Michelsen Ethel Newman Beseie Walbridge
Home Economics a& Major
.Gertrude Williams Betten Grace Ethel Harwood Irma G. Bowen Linda Edythe Buller Marion Frances Chidsey Norma Sackett Davy Helen Sarah Flinn Mildred Ruth Forster Marion Helen Gell Lois Gordnier Marion Post Hallock
Dorothy Houck Margaret Lucile Keller Sallie May Metzgar Irene Muntz Elsie Delora Sanford Elva Staud Ida Elizabeth Staud Orrilla Wright
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF MUSIC
Reginald E. H. Cory Arthur Butler Hitchcock Harold A. Hull Irving A. MacArthur
Bethany Alice Balderson Marion Elizabeth Banghart Maxine Estella Broughton Dorothy Dodd D. Adelaide Fish Dorothy Clair Fleming Elizabeth Irwin Hazeltine Rachel Hazeltine Helen Elizabeth Kelley Sadye Janice Levin Mary Campbell MacQueen Katherine Ruth Main Marion Marrow Helen Elizabeth Murphy Katherine Elizabeth Price Evelyn East Rogers Gladys Ethel Saunders Helen Lucile Thompson Elsie Magdelene Walter
CANDIDATES FOR THE CERTIFICATE IN MUSIC
Neel Bliss Enslen Charles Amos Hedley Howard John Hoste Donald McGill Allred Perrot Archie Alexander Ruggles Newton William Ward
Frances De Witt Babcock Katherine Barker Alice Bernadett Baynes Mary Bell Ruth W. Bornman Iva Mae Hummel Gertrude Jane Keenan Marjorie Thornton Lehr Olivia Martin Katherine Elizabeth Millspaugh Mary Cecilia Sherman Mary Evangeline Silveira Dorothea Grace Smith Margaret Stevenson Ruth E. Walker Louise Young
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Seventy-Seventh Annual
COMMENCEMENT
MONDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN
THE EASTMAN THEATRE
TEN A. M.
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CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Warren Myron Sperry "'
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF ARTS Raymond Bookout Horace Newton Hubbs Charles Alexander Morrison Leaman Andrew Dye George Willis Irby
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCIENCE Richard Sweemam Allen Mary Morris Clayton Adair Wellington
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS Jacob Abramow Emmett Blakeney Gleason Maurice Nichols O'Connor Albert Harold Bagi: Meyer Gorin Lawrence Hogarth Ogden Anthony Jacob Betten James William Gray George Hunter O'Kane Ralph Paul Blatt Ralph Ronald Hallauer Wilton Burke Owens Theodbre Ernest Braun• Harris Burridge Hammond Maurice Beach Pendleton
schweiger Herbert Ralph Hanson Charles Roy Phillips Stephen Leon Brlg11:s Albert Henry Hegnauer Earl William Place, Jr. John Mercer Brugler Clarence Jam es Henry Frank Alden Saunders Merton Ezra Carver Casselman Ben Hess John Graham Shaw Harry Chamberlain John Webster Jameson Walter James Shields George Seymour Coburn Carl Lauterbach Herman Francis Skully Charles Frederick Cole George Robert Lavine Austin Crittenden Tait Edwin Warwick Connolly Robert Constantine Lavrakas Walter Thomas Taylor Frederic Louis Connolly Joseph Peter Leone Eric Carroll Vance Jerome Cowen Robert Francis Lewis Glyndon Garlock VanDeusen Arthur Parmele Curtiss Raymond Charles Lindley John Raymond Vanostrand Jamee Marvin Edmunds Emmet Edward Lynn Frederic Louis Wellington John Henry Elferink Elliott Allen Maynard Claude Theodore W estburg David Francis Benedict L. Miller Arthur Paul Whipple Robert Alphonse Gallagher Clarke Williams O'Brien George Philip Zuck Max Gideonse
Gladys Irene Adams Lillian Ruth Fisher Margaret Neun Marian Mead Allen Marion Patricia Forristal Mary Louise O'Reilly Marjorie Winter Allyn Evelyn May Forster Ruth Page Lena Ruth Ashenberg Helen Louise Frankenfeld Virginia Patchen Leola Treman Baker Hazel May Ganiard Martha Frances Pratt Marjorie Louise Bickford Leonora Granata Lura Mae Schanck Dorris Victoria Booth Grace Helen Green Florence Isabel Schminke Irma Augusta Briggs Eleanor Marion Hattersley Marion Rose Sconfietti Dorothy Elizabeth Brown Anna Colburn Haynes Elsie Milward Seward Mary Josephine Brown Ruth Tuthill Hoffmeister Grace Emma Sheppard
'Mildred Ruth Burton Doris Temperance Hornung Esther Alma Shulman Irene Bush Gertrude Julia Howe Elizabeth Ann Skinner Martha Alice Cobb Bertha Adelle Hughes Eleanor Chapin Slater Marion Bernice Craig Naomi Chipman Hull Ruth Helen Snider Elizabeth Humphrey Cubley EuniCe Joffe Florence Batt Stein Esther Mary Deyo Dorothy Fiske Kenyon Kathryn Dowens Sutorius Mary Louise Donohoe Frances Miriam Kenyon Carmenina Tarquinio Eleanor Kathryn Dutton Margaret Grace Kinney May Edith Taylor Dorothy Elizabeth Edwards Alice Mercedes Koch Mary Louise Thomas Edith Evelyn Emerson Laura Margaret Luedeke Evelyn May Wall Edna Fairman Virginia Ruth Mansfield Josephine Grace Webster Helen Martha Fairman Pauline Rosalie Meader Ida Mae Watt Muriel A. Fay Margaret Olive Meier Marion Florence Webster Harriet Louise Feary Frances Jessie Munn Winifred Eleanor Weet Christine Reeder Filkins Grace Loretta Murray Bernice Whitham Dorothy Laney Fillingham Anna Jane Mutschler Sara Frances Wile Florence Cecilia Fischer Doris Marita Myers Helen Scott Winans
Doris Ethel Winslow CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Mechanical Engineering as Major Daniel Luther Dole Arthur Royland Herbert
Rufus Ernest Fulreader
Raphael Joseph McNulty Scott William Stevens Virgil Joel Ullman Jared Lear Moore Uphill
James Arthur McConnell Russell William Strowger Ralph Henry Mccumber (As Frank Charles Valenza
of the class of 1922) Chemical Engineering as Major Clifford James Payne Daniel Sheldon Stevens
Education as Major Lucie Loretta Dower Ethel Humphrey
Teresa Gertrude Marion Harriet Stillman
Home Economics as Major Marian Curtiss Booth Marian Jane Cummings Marion Cerula Jones Genevieve Ida Cazeau Harriet Thrall Guilford Alice Roberta Leete Gladye May Colcord Katherine Gates Hanby Florence Marion Lintz Gladys Isabel Cook Beatrice Elizabeth Heaman Margaret Elizabeth O'Shea Edna Olive Crombie Florence Alice Hutchinson
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF MUSIC Junia Martin Beck Gladys M. Boag Agnes K. McGrath Jerome Fisher Diamond Ellen I. Borchard Gertrude Florence Metcalf Herbert Reynolds Inch Marion Elizabeth Cramer Harriet Isabella Sauer Wallace Armstrong VanLier Dorothea Doig Jean Henrietta Story
Rachel Hazeltine Ruth Margaret VanGraa-Helen Hewitt feiland Ethel A. Justice Margaret A. Walsh Carolyn Kintz Edith Woodcock
CANDIDATES FOR THE CERTIFICATE IN MUSIC Arthur Hitchcock Mary Gilbert Alvord Constance Helena Finckel Irving A. MacA~thur Gladys Elizabeth Bachman Maxine L. Kisor Fr<;d. Wa~d McK1bben Cora Boardman Fay Linn Ph1hp Victor VanTassell Florence Bradley Catherine Rooney
Esther K. Cleveland Elvera Elizabeth Wonderlich Tura Davidson
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Seventy-Sixth Annual COMMENCEMENT
MONDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIRST
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIX
THE EASTMAN THEATRE
TEN A. M.
ORDER OF EXERCISES
Organ (a) The Fourth Symphony Toccata Scherzo Finale
Processional-Marche {from Tannhauser)
Les Preludes
PRAYER
EASTMAN THEATRE ORCHESTRA
Victor Wagner, Conductor
ADDRESS
SHAILER MATHEWS, D. D.
Dean of Divinity School, University of Chica~o
CONFERRING OF BACHELORS' DEGREES
CONFERRING OF CERTIFICATES IN Music
CONFERRING OF ADVANCED DEGREES
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES BY THE PRESIDENT
CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES
----· - - - -- - - -
Widor
Wagner
•
. Liszt !
I
ORDER OF EXERCISES
COMMENCEMENT HYMN
0 Mater academica Rocestriensis, te
Quae nobis tanta munera dedisti libere
Nunc salutamus, agimus nos tibi gratias,
Et semper te laudabimus cui nomen Veritas.
0 Mater, quam cognovimus per laeta tempora,
Quae demonstrasti omnibus laboris gaudia,
Quae "Meliora" indicas, excelsa praemia,
Ad caelum omnes incitas, tu Mater splendida!
0 Mater ave, salve tu, vale, carissima !
Nos juvat jam in exitu dulcis memoria.
Per vias due nos asperas .semper ad optima;
Mercedes da perpetuas, bona caelestia !
BENEDICTION
Recessional-Grand Choeur Militaire
Harold Osborn Smith at the Organ
. Federlein
-
DEPARTMENTAL HONORS
CHARLES TROTTER BUNNELL, in Mathematics;
PAUL EDGAR ERNSBERGER, in History;
VINCENT MARCUS FAGAN, in Economics;
HENRY FRED FooTE, in Mathematics;
ROBERT MARION GORDON, in History;
RICHARD LEIGHTON GREENE, in English;
FRANCIS HENRY HENDERSON, in Mathematics;
RALPH WILLIAM . MARTIN, in Mathematics;
BRUCE WILLIAM MIDDLETON, in Economics;
JoHN THERON SANFORD, in Geology;
WARREN CROCKER SEYFERT, in Mathematics;
DAVID HARRIS SHEARER, in Economics;
JoHN WARREN THORNE, in History;
JENNIE LENA ALESSI, in Latin;
RACHEL GERTRUDE ARMSTRONG, in Latin;
MARJORIE BROWNELL, in History;
MARGARET ELIZABETH BUTTERFIELD, in History;
RUTH DENIO, in Romance Languages;
MERLE CATHERINE DERRENBACHER, in English;
MARGARET ELIZABETH FRAWLEY, in History;
CLARA SoPHIA G1ENKE, in German and Mathematics;
MARGARET ELISE LANG, in Latin;
HELEN GARSON LAVINE, in Romance Languages;
MIRIAM ALICE LEVIN, in !lomance Languages;
VIRGINIA ELIZABETH MACORMIC, in English;
FLORA MILLER, in German;
]ANET GILBERTINE SPRAGUE, in English.
PRIZES AND HONORS
The Sherman Fellowship-to ERIC CARROLL VANCE. A graduate fellowship of $500 in the department of economics.
The Townsend Fellowship-to MAX GmEONSE. A graduate fellowship of $500 in the department of history and government.
The Davis Prizes-to RICHARD LEIGHTON GREENE and KENNETH CARL HAUSAUER. To members of the senior class for excellence in declamation. First prize of $25, second of $15.
The Dewey Prizes-to HAROLD GARLAND SLIKER and EUGENE LOEWENTHAL. To members of the sophomore class for excellence in declamation. First prize $15, second of $10.
The Stoddard Prize in Mathematics-to KINGSLEY CONGDON PECK. Prize of $25.
The Stoddard Prize in Physics-to HARRY WARD CLEVELAND. Prize of $35.
The Elizabeth M. Anderson Prize-to MARJORIE BROWNELL. Prize of $40 for an essay upon "Rembrandt and the Bible."
The Colonial Dames Prize-to ROBERT HENRY CARDEW. Prize of $50 with silver medal for an essay upon "The Part of the Colonies in The Seven Years', or French and Indian, War."
The N. B. Ellison Prize-to ROBERT MARION GORDON. Prize of $60 for an essay upon "The Growth of Centralization in the National Govern· ment, and the Arguments for and Against Such Centralization."
The Kreyer Prize in Germa11r-to RoLF EGMONT PERCIVAL KING. Prize of $50 for an essay upon "Christian Wahnschaffe's Change of Character in Jakob Wassermann's Novel."
The Williams Memorial Prize-to JANET GILBERTINE SPRAGUE. A prize of $50 for an essay upon "Arthur Hugh Clough in Relation to the Vic· torian Doubt."
The Alumnae Prize-to JANET GILBERTINE. SPRAGUE. Prize of $10 to the girl in the senior class who has done the best work in English courses during her senior year.
The Chester Dewey Scholarship-to EDNA MILDRED HEWES. A scholarship of $75 to a student who has shown proficiency in biology work.
The Wile Prizes in Biology-to MARJORIE HECKEL and DOROTHY WELL· INGTON. To students who have shown proficiency in the course in Biology I. First prize of $20, second of $5.
The Rosenberger Prize-to CHARLES WILLIAM UPTON with honorable mention to J. Lawrence Hill, Jr., and Harold Henry Millott. A prize of $25 for the man in the junior class whose work has shown the greatest improvement during the freshman and sophomore years.
The Humboldt Lodge I. 0. 0. F. Prize-to CARL PHILIP VOGEL. A prize of $100 to the most deserving student, son or daughter of a member of the Humboldt Lodge of Odd Fellows.
The Cutler Prizes- to CHARLES WILLIAM UPTON of the college for men and FLORA MILLER of the college for women. Prizes of $25 each for an essay upon "The Conception of the Constitution as Seen in the Federalist Papers."
The Society of Colonial Wars Prize-to MARGARET ELIZABETH BUTTERFIELD. A prize of $100 for an essay upon "The Immigration of the Huguenots into New York and Their Value to the Colony."
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF ARTS
George Seymour Coburn Max Gideonse Osmond George Wall
Lulu Bailey Hathaway
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCIENCE
Wilbur Goodrich Valentine Sabra Jeanette Hook
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS
DeForest Augustus Altpeter Philip Jacobus Barnes Harry Merrell Benninghoff Jack Harold Berman Eugene George Biel Charles Trotter Bunnell John Edwin Burns William Moyer Bush John Gordon Callaghan William Stocking Callaway Harry Ward Cleveland LeRoy Brown Conklin Arthur Vernon Croop Harold Raymond Drysdale Alexander Davis Dunbar Gerald Nichols Dyer Paul Edgar Ernsberger Vincent Marcus Fagan Henry Fred Foote Walter Henry Foth Philip Gordon Robert Marion Gordon Charles Muller Graney Richard Leighton Greene Eliott Baldwin Hague Edward James Hanna Kenneth Carl Hausauer Rufus Hedges Francis Henry Henderson James Demcey Hendryx John Alfred Jackson Charles Juan Jacobs King Kellogg Rolf Egmont Percival King Abraham Lebowitz Ocran William Lee Philip Mott Linfoot Gervase Nelligan Love Carl William Luther Ralph William Martin Henry McNall William McOuat Bruce William Middleton Theodore Joyce Mooney
Louis Martin Nourse Wilbur Walker O'Brien Harold Richardson Paley Harold Alexander Patterson Ferdinand John Powell Paul Ottman Ribstein Laurence Osmond Richens Joseph Rockovitz Arthur Earl Rosenberg Edwin Frederic Rundell Edgar William Sabin John Theron Sanford M. Bernard Sanow Warren Crocker Seyfert David Harris Shearer John Edward Sherman Doran Jay Stephens Floyd Henry Sutterby Harold Suttle John Warren Thorne Harrell Brewster Townsend Harold Erwin Truscott Homer Walter Vicinus L. Dean Walker Lester Earl Wallace Wallace Stratton Ware Luther Ira Webster Francis Howard Whelehan Murray Hunt Wilcox George Robert Witmer Valentine Henry Zahn, Jr.
Jennie Lena Alessi Iris Elizabeth Almy Rachel Gertrude Armstrong Dorothy Elwood Atkin Ruth Frances Beecher Josephine Arria Bishop Julia Edna Bishop Viva Mary Blackburn Norma Bloor Elizabeth Brockway Catherine Winifred Brown
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS (Cont.)
Marjorie Brownell Dorothy Burke Margaret Elizabeth Butterfield Ada Lucretia Colby Cathleen Jane Cole Doris Cheney Dapson Ruth Denio Merle Catherine Derrenbacher Lois Helen Dildine Emma Cornelia Donk Irene Marie Downs Dorothy Isabella Dunn Mabel Frances Esley Veronica Fanning Eleanor Foulkes Margaret Elizabeth Frawley Clara Sophia Gienke Marjorie Delilah Goodrich Helen Dorothy Green Barbara Frances Haslip Edna Mildred Hewes Ruth Scoville Hollander Frances Jeffery Florence Taber Kenyon Margaret Elise Lang Helen Garson Lavine Miriam Alice Levin
Florence Lincoln Lusk Julia Lucille McMillen Marian Jean McN air Virginia Elizabeth Macormic Dorothy Wilson Marples Dorothy Martens Katherine Elizabeth Meagher Margaret Merrell Flora Miller Berenice Eastland Milner Marie Hermine Molnar Jessie May Ramsay Eleanor Mason Ratcliffe Elizabeth May Roberts Frieda Bryna Rose Myrtle Elizabeth Ross Ruth Charlotte Rosenberg Freda May Scholls Nana Elfreda Southworth Estelle Marie Spies Janet Gilbertine Sprague Marcella Agnes Statt Dorothy DeLamater Sykes Mary Elizabeth Terwilliger Marion Esther Torpy Elizabeth Wolters Julia Barbara Zuck
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Mechanical Engineering as Major
Glen Edmund Curtis Charles Wesley Werth
Justin Frederic Eng\ert Thomas Bond Garlick
Roy Frederick Johncox Charles W. Joyce Samuel Nelson Zornow
Chemistry as Major
Bernhard Landow Alfred Thorpe Loeffier
Education as Major
Ferna Madalene Hubbard Mary Lutz Nellie A. Pierson Michelsen Ethel Newman Beseie Walbridge
Home Economics a& Major
.Gertrude Williams Betten Grace Ethel Harwood Irma G. Bowen Linda Edythe Buller Marion Frances Chidsey Norma Sackett Davy Helen Sarah Flinn Mildred Ruth Forster Marion Helen Gell Lois Gordnier Marion Post Hallock
Dorothy Houck Margaret Lucile Keller Sallie May Metzgar Irene Muntz Elsie Delora Sanford Elva Staud Ida Elizabeth Staud Orrilla Wright
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF MUSIC
Reginald E. H. Cory Arthur Butler Hitchcock Harold A. Hull Irving A. MacArthur
Bethany Alice Balderson Marion Elizabeth Banghart Maxine Estella Broughton Dorothy Dodd D. Adelaide Fish Dorothy Clair Fleming Elizabeth Irwin Hazeltine Rachel Hazeltine Helen Elizabeth Kelley Sadye Janice Levin Mary Campbell MacQueen Katherine Ruth Main Marion Marrow Helen Elizabeth Murphy Katherine Elizabeth Price Evelyn East Rogers Gladys Ethel Saunders Helen Lucile Thompson Elsie Magdelene Walter
CANDIDATES FOR THE CERTIFICATE IN MUSIC
Neel Bliss Enslen Charles Amos Hedley Howard John Hoste Donald McGill Allred Perrot Archie Alexander Ruggles Newton William Ward
Frances De Witt Babcock Katherine Barker Alice Bernadett Baynes Mary Bell Ruth W. Bornman Iva Mae Hummel Gertrude Jane Keenan Marjorie Thornton Lehr Olivia Martin Katherine Elizabeth Millspaugh Mary Cecilia Sherman Mary Evangeline Silveira Dorothea Grace Smith Margaret Stevenson Ruth E. Walker Louise Young
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COMMENCEMENT
MONDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN
THE EASTMAN THEATRE
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