SIXTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
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<l3rdtr of ~xtrcists
Processional-Marche Pontificale .Lemmens
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON BAND
John Stehn, M.S., Director
Invocation
REVEREND FERDINAND MARION KNOLL, A.B., B.D.
Pastor, Evangelical Church, Mapleton
Greetings from the State Board of Higher Education
EDGAR WILLIAM SMITH, A. B.
Member, State Board
Announcement of Gifts to the University
BURT BROWN BARKER, A.B., LL.B., LL.D
Vice·President of the University
Soh---Lo, Hear the Gentle Lark .sir H enny R. Bishop
MARIE JULIETTE ROGNDAHL, Coloratura Soprano
Ruth Louise Baker, Accompanist
Flute Obbligato, Berniee Ellen Gray, Flutist
Address-"Our Frontiers"
ORLANDO JOlIN HOLLIS, B.S., J.D.
Acting President of the University
Conferring of Degrees
THE ACTING PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
The Chancellor's Message to the Class of 1944
FREDERICK MAURICE HUNTER, M.A., Ed.D., LL.D.
Oregon State System of Higher Education
America S. F. Smith
BAND, GRADUATING CLASS, AND AUDIENCE
Dean Theodore Kratt, Mus.M., Mus.D., Directing
Recessional-Coronation March Eilenberg
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON BAND

1Brgrrrs Q:onfrrrrd on junr i, 19tt
~Q((Qlauw)tc i)cgrccs
Bachelor of Arts
MURRAY DEAN ADAMS
Eugene; Psychology
MARDELL LA DORISE ALLEN
Halfway; Music
PHYLLIS AMACHER
Hillshoro; Psychology
ANN TROWBRIDGE AMES
Portland; English
PATRICIA ANN BARTLETT
Eureka, Cal.; English
MARY ELIZABETH BENTLEY
Portland; Sociology
JAMES FREDERICK BLICKLE
Cottage Grove; Biology
SALLY BOOTH BOWERMAN
Portland; Biology
THOMAS JAMES BOYDEN
Portland; Biology
VIRGINIA LOCKE BRAYTON
Portland; History
DORIS ANNE BRUCE
Portland; Sociology
JUNE M. BUCKLES
Nehalem; Biology
RUTH STEWART CALDWELL
Cottage Grove; Music
MARILYN JEAN CAMPBELL
Portland; Architecture and Allied Arts
DOROTHY JEAN CARTER
La Grande; English
LORA EVELYN CASE
Portland; English
SHIRLEY RAE CASEBEER
Portland; Psychology
CYNTHIA C. CAUFIELD
Oregon City; Germanic Languages
ANNE CHAPMAN
Eugene; Architecture and Allied Arts
GILBERT ALOYSIUS CHING
Eugene; Biology
BETTE JEAN CHRISTENSEN
Portland; Architecture and Allied Arts
I. MADELLE CHRISTOPHERSON
Eugene; General Social Science
PATRICIA JUNE CLARK
Eugene; Business Administration
PllYLLIS GAYLE COLLIER
Klamath Falls; General Arts and Letters
MARGE CURTIS
Portland; Journalism
MOLLY DACHTELBERG .
Portland; Sociology
GEORGIA ELLEN DALE
Eugene; Architecture and Allied Arts
RALPH E. DECOURSEY
Eugene; Music
THOMAS LOUIS DEFREITAS, JR.
Portland; Education
SUZANNE STICKELS DEVERELL
l':ugene; General Social Science
DELBERT ROGER DICKSON
The Dalles; Biology
V,RG,N,A CATHARINE DURCKEL
Oakland, Cal.; Psychology
RUTH AUDREY ECKHARDT
Portland; Romance Languages
ELIZABETH IRENE EID
Canby; Business Administration
EILEEN C. WASHBURNE ELLIOTT
Junction City; Business Administration
EVA MAE FLEMING
Eugene; Germanic Languages
ISABELL STANLEY FORTMILLER
Albany; Architecture and Allied Arts
CHAMPLIN S. GARRISON
Eugene; Romance Languages
PRISCILLA JEAN GILMORE
Eugene; English
GENEVIEVE MELISSA GRAVES
Lakeview; Music
CAROL HAMILTON GREENING
Saratoga, Cal.; Journalism
UTAHNA L. HALL
Idaho City, Idaho; Journalism
NANCY ANN HALLOCK
Portland; Architecture and Allied Arts
DOROTHY CORNELIA HANSON
Seattle, W n.; Architecture and AlliedArts
JOHN R. HARRIS
Boise, Idaho; Chemistry
MARGARET JEAN HARSHMAN
Eugene; Romance Languages
ARTHUR BURNS HILLABOLD, JR.
Bridge; Economics
SALLIE HODGES
Eugene; English
LOIS MARION HOFFMAN
Portland; English
EMMA GENE HOFFMASTER
Grants Pass; English
SUSAN FRANCES HUFFAKER
Eugene; English
JACK JAY JACOBSON
Portland; Biology
HELEN MURIEL JOHNSON
Sheridan; English
DORIS MYRL JONES
Myrtle Point; Psychology
RICHARD FRANK JONES
Portland; Biology
BEATRICE BELL KALKUS
Puyallup, Wn.; Nursing Education
JOE CLARK KEEVER
Eugene; Biology
ELIZABETH C. KERBY
Coquille; English
ELIZABETH ANN KEllP
Shelby, Mont.; Business Administration
FAY IRENE KIMELDORF
Portland; Romance Languages
HARRY B. LARSON
Long Beacth, Cal.; Business Administration
ANN REYNOLDS LEO
Portland; Journalism
CARMELITA HENRIETTA LEONARDSON
Boise, Idaho; English
WILBUR JOHN LINDE
Eugene; Biology
WENDELL R. MCCOOL
Portland; Biology
PEARL HAYNES McHALE
Portland; Education
JUSTIN WARREN McKIBBEN, JR.
Lafayette, Cal.; Biology
MENZIE McKIM, JR.
Baker; Psychology
RAYMOND WEDDLE McNAIR
Bandon; Biology
VIVIAN ELIZABETH McNAMEE
Portland; English
DOROTHY BELLE MILLER
McMinnville; Music
DOROTHY SCHNORENBERG MOLITOR
Eugene; English
BURR WEEDEN MONRAD
Oklahoma City, Okla.; Journalism
EDNA LEE MONTGOMERY
Portland; General Social Science
KATHERINE FRANCES MURPHY
Portland; History
MARGARET IRENE MURPHY
Portland; English
THELMA C. NELSON
Kinzua; Education
JOANNE WARD NICHOLS
Vernonia; Journalism
ANTHONY NICKACHOS
Portland; Business Administration
JEANNE ELYSE PARKER
Eugene; Romance Languages
SHIRLEY M. PARKER
North Powder; Education
STANFORD E. PEARSON
Prospect; Business Administration
KATHERINE CHARLINE PELLY
Modesto, Cal.; Political Science
JANE ALICE PENGRA
Eugene; Education
BETTY E. PERRY
Eugene; Business Administration
PATRICIA EILEEN PERRY
Westwood, Cal.; Journalism
JEAN FLORENCE PHILLIPS
Portland; Music
DONALD MACKENZIE PITCAIRN
Portland; Biology
DONNA SHAKE PRIEST
Portland; English
REBEKAH MARIE PllTNAM
Salem; Nursing Education
MARYJANE BOVINGDON REES
Oakland; Music
JOSEPHINE JULIA REGINATO
Klamath Falls; Sociology
BERYL G. ROBERTSON
Springfield; English
JOHN BECKWITH ROBINSON
Portland; Romance Languages
MARGIE C. ROBINSON
Eugene; Journalism
STANLEY THOMAS ROBINSON
Portland; Biology
RICHARD S. ROGERS, JR.
Junction City; Germanic Languages
JANET E. Ross
Medford; Psychology
WILLIAM VICTOR ROTH, JR.
Helena, Mont.; Business Administration
DOROTHY ANNE ROUTT
Fresno, Cal.; English
AUGUST H. SCHADE
Milwaukie; Economics
NANCY JANE SCOTT
Redmond; Architecture and Allied Arts
MARJORIE SAMMONS SHEARN
Portland; Music
PATRICIA G. SHORT
Umpqua; English
MARY FRANCES SMITH
Portland; English
SARA SPENCER
Salem; Sociology
PHYLLIS ELAINE TAYLOR
Marshfield; Music
MARGARET YVONNE TORGLER
Portland; Architecture and Allied Arts
DAWN E. TRASK
Oakland, Cal.; English
BETTY JEAN WALKER
Eugene; English
WILLA NADINE WALTERS
Eugene; Business Administration
JOSEPHINE E. WARD
Boyd; History
STANLEY EDWARD WEBER
Portland ; Journalism
ALMA JANE WEBSTER
Ventura, Cal.; Classics
JAMES MAC WHISENAND
Bend; Biology
MARGARET VIRGIL WILLIAN
Eugene; English
JUNE-MARIE WILSON
Nyssa; Music
OGLESBY HERBERT YOUNG
Portland; English
BARBARA SCOTT ZENTNER
Salem; Architecture and Allied Arts
MARGARET ZIMMERMAN
Eugene; Germanic Languages
Bachelor of Science
CHARLOTTE MAY ALLEN
Portland; Music
VERA V. ALLEN
Union; Physical Education
MARY MARTH ELLA GLOVER ANDREWS
Portland; Nursing Education
OLLIMAE KNIGHT ARMSTRONG
Twin Falls, Idaho; Nursing Education
GLENN D. BAIRD
Eugene; Chemistry
KENNETH S. BARNARD
Eugene; Business Administration
MADELYN J. BEALS
Klamath Falls; Education
FLORENCE E. BERNDT
Salem; Education
MYRTLE LEONA BIRTCHET
Woodburn; Education
MARGARET JACQUELINE BLACK
Portland; Architecture and Allied Arts
MARIANNE BLENKINBOP
McMinnville; Physical Education
T,MMY FRANK BRINTON
Baker; Biology
ANICE DOLF BROOKS
Missoula, Mont.; Sociology
M. AILEEN BROWN
Ashland; Education
LoIS REED BRYANT
Portland; Education
JACQUELINE JEANNE BURDICK
Kinzua; Education
BETTY MARIE BUSH
Boise, Idaho; Physical Education
JULIE CARPENTER
Medford; Psychology
MAUDE CASTEEL
Idanha; Education
CHARLES GORDON CHILDS
Albany; Physical Education
ELIZABETH LESLIE CLARK
Eugene; Education
SARAH ANN CLARKE'
Eugene; Psychology
PAUL VAUGHN COLLINS
Eugene; History
URSULA COOPER
Toledo; Education
JOAN CUNNINGHAM
Medford; Business Administration
HAL BRUCE DALLKE
Hollywood, Cal.; Sociology
MICI<AEL GEORGE DARIOTIS
Portland; Business Administration
MARGARET ROSE DEANE
Eugene; Journalism
L,NCOLN ALBERT DECEW
Eugene; Business Administration
ROBERT WILLIAM DEVERELL
Eugene; Business Administration
MARY JANE DUNN
Eugene; Sociology
WILLIAM HENRY EARL
Cottage Grove; Biology
ELIZABETH EDMUNDS
Eugene; Business Administration
EDWARD WILLARD ELFVING
Astoria; Business Administration
JAMES HENRY ELGIN
Wilder, Idaho; Business Administration
ROBERT ENSIGN ELLINWOOD, JR.
Portland; Law
PARK DAVID EWING
Klamath Falls; Business Administration
HORACE BURNETT FENTON
Eugene; Political Science
JAMES R. FERGUSON
Eugene; Business Administration
NORMAN BERNARD FOSTER
Hollywood, Cal.; Journalism
WILMOT DEPUE FOSTER
Portland; Biology
JEAN CAROLYN FRIDEGER
Ashland; Business Administration
ALPRED C. FRIES
Eugene; Business Administration
JACK L,TCHF,ELD FRUITT
Portland; Architecture and Allied Arts
HARRY YOSHIRO FUKUDA
Portland; Business Administration
M. JEAN GALLO
Portland; Business Administration
LORENE BACKLUND GARDINER
Eugene; Sociology
JAMES ELLIOTT GIBSON
McMinnville; Music
BEVERLY FRANCES GOETZ
Grants Pass; Physical Edueation
HENRY KIANG GONG
Portland; Biology
MARY LOUISE GORDON
Palo Alto, Cal.; History
PHYLLIS LORRAINE GORDON
Palo Alto, Cal.; History
CONNIE J. GRABB
Baker; Business Administration
ROBERT C. GRAY
Oakland, Cal.; Business Administration
BETTY ANN GUSTAFSON
Medford; Nursing Education
CARDEN WRIGHT HADLEY
Chicago, Ill.; Journalism
BARBARA M. HALL
Eugene; Nursing Education
MILLARD F. HAMILTON
Portland; Business Administration
RUTH ELEANOR HARTLEY
Yoncalla; Nursing Education
JOHN W. HATHAWAY, JR.
Tillamook; Law
LYDA BELL HAYS
Portland; Education
ANNA BRITA HEGSTII.OM
Portland; Journalism
HARRIET HENDERSON
Oregon City; Sociology
VII1.GINIA LEE HENSLEY
Portland; History
MARIAN HERII.
Portland; History
JAMES WARD HIGGINS
Piedmont, Cal.; History
DON LEE HOFFMAN
Portland; Architecture and Allied Arts
WILLIAM DONALD HOLST
Astoria; Biology
ROBERT CHARLES HULL
Powers; Business Administration
PHILIP MULKEY HUNT
Portland; History
SFURLEY HUNTINGTON
Salem; Journalism
CHARLA B. lLGNER
Portland; Education
ROBERT W. JACKSON
Sacramento; Architecture and Allied Arts
JANE WANGEMAN KALINA
Roseburg; Education
VIVIAN LOIS KNOLL
Mapleton; Education
WILLIAM J. KUBLER
Glendale, Cal.; Biology
BARBARA LAMB
Portland; Journalism
FRANCES LANDRETH
Pendleton; Biology
STEPHEN VERNON LANDRETH
Pendleton; Biology
BILLIE-DuANE LAWRENCE
Portland; Sociology
WILLIAM GENE LEE
Portland; Biology
UNA LEWIS
Aumsville; History
JAMES HOWARD LIUM
Grants Pass; Biology
SHIRLEY SEAVEY LoMAX
Eugene; Geology and Geography
DOROTHY E. LOOSE
Portland; Education
ERNEST H. LUND
Eugene; Geology and Geography
PATRICIA LYNCH
Eugene; Architecture and Allied Arts
WALLACE R. MCCLUNG
Portland; Business Administration
JEANNE ELIZABETH McIRVIN
Vancouver. Wn.; Nursing Education
WILLIAM J. McKEVITT
Newport; Physical Education
GLADYS VIRGINIA McNuTT
Eugene; Business Administration
MARY KATHERINE MACLEAN
Portland; History
MARGUERITE MAY MAGILL
Bend; Journalism
LAWRENCE EDWIN MARTIN
Portland; Biology
MILDRED MAXINE MARTIN
Milwaukie; Architecture and Allied Arts
VIVIAN URSULA MARTIN
Merrill; Geology and Geography
MAXWELL S. MARVIN
Phoenix; Education
MARY SYBIL MERCIER
Picabo, Idaho; Architecture andAlliedArts
CLEORA SMITH MERSDORF
Eugene; General Social Science
FREDERICK E. MILLER, JR.
Portland; Psychology
ENID ANN MOOR
Eugene; Biology
CLARE ELIZABETH MORGAN
Portland; Chemistry
PAUL ROBERT MUNSELL
Portland; Education
JERRY A. O'CALLAGHAN
Klamath Falls; History
KENWARD SEYMOUR OLIPHANT
San Jose, Cal.; Physics
MARION JANET OLSON
Eugene; Business Administration
MURIEL JEAN OLSON
Eugene; Business Administration
EDITH ANN ONTHANK
Eugene; Architecture and Allied Arts
MARJORIE ELIZABETH OTT
Roseburg; Architecture and Allied Arts
BEVERLY ANN PADGHAM
Long Beach, Cal.; Psychology
JEAN CONSTANCE PAGE
Gresham; Business Administration
FRED DONALD PATERSON
Portland; Geology and Geography
ROBERT JAMES PERRY
Long Beach, Cal.; BusinessAdministration
ELIZABETH LEAH PETERSON
Eugene; Business Administration
WILLIAM CHARLES PETERSON
Payette, Idaho; Business Administration
WAYNE EARLE PETTY
Oakland, Cal.; Business Administration
PRESTON L. PHIPPS
The Dalles; Business Administration
ZELLA LOUISE PIERCE .
Portland; Education
STELLA L. C. PIETILA
Portland; Education
WILMA JEAN PIMENTEL
Fair Oaks, Cal.; Education
EDNA E. POULSEN
Portland; Education
JOY ELIZABETH RASMUSSEN
Eugene; Business Administration
LEONARD LEON RAY, JR.
Eugene; Business Administration
CARLTON ROBERT REITER
Portland; Law
WALTER C. REYNOLDS
Portland; Biology
MARGARET RICE
Eugene; Education
MARIBETH H. RODWAY
Eugene; Sociology
LUCILLE BROWN ROMIG
Portland; Nursing Education
JAMES CLINE RUMMEL
Shedd; Business Administration
ETHEL ELIZABETH STROM RuTZ
Portland; Education
MURIEL L. SAMUELSON
Eugene; Education
WILLIAM MILNOR SANFORD
Eugene; Journalism
SUSAN SAWYER
Wenatchee; Architecture and Allied Arts
JOHN DONALD SCHAFER
Portland; Economics
CHARLES DOUGLAS SCHMIDT
Marshfield: Education
MARGARET CATHERINE SEHON
Salem; Sociology
VERNE MAURICE SELLIN
Everett, Wn.: Music
QUENTIN EARL SIDESINGER
Portland: Physical Education
HELVIE H: SILVER
Astoria; Education
ROINE MARGARET SMITH
Springfield: Business Administration
DONALD L. STAINSBY
Great Falls, Mont.: Biology
ROBERT HENRY STAN HURST
Brookings: Business Administration
LOIS YOUNG STEWART
Salt Lake City. Utah: Nursing Education
WILLIAM JERRY STRIEBY
Lakeview: Biology
MARTHA JANE SWITZER
Eugene; Economics
VIRGINIA RUTH TAYLOIl
Portland: Psychology
LELIA RANDOLPH TELFER
Portland; Architecture and Allied Arts
ROBERT ]. TILSON, ]R.
San Francisco; Business Administration
DOROTHY AGNES TllAVitSS
Springfield: Education
WARREN HASTINGS TREECE
Portland: Economics
BONNIE F. UHL
Visalia, Cal.: Sociology
CONCHA C. URQUIRI
Crane; Nursing Education
DEAN VAN LYDEGRAF
Boise, Idaho: Education
MARION PETER VOGEL
Medford: Biology
ROWENA MARY UPJOHN WALKEIl
Portland: Nursing Education
SIBYL THEONA WALKER
Portland: Nursing Education
JEAN ESTELLE WALLACE
Portland: Journalism
JOHN R. WARD
La Grande: Psychology
DELORAS JOY WHEELER
Eugene; Music
ARLENE M. WILLIAMS
Portland; Psychology
MARY ELIZABETH WRIGHT
Claremont, Cal.: Business Administration
DORIS BEAUMONT YINGLING
Baltimore. Md.: Nursing Education
LUCILLE MARIE YUNGEN
Hillshoro: Physical Education
Bachelor of Architecture
VIRGINIA ISABELL ATCHISON
Portland
Bachelor of Business Administration
ARTHUR W. LAMKA, ]IL
Salem
LoIS ELAINE BALDWIN
Cottage Grove
PAUL LLOYD THURSTON
] unction City
Bachelor of Education
MILODENE Goss
La Grande
·5!d\lenccd Ilrofcssionel f)cgrccs
Doctor of Iurisprudence
CARLTON ROBERT REITER
Portland
*Doctor of Medicine
JOSEPH PHILLIP AMATO
Portland
ROBERT FINCH BALLARD
Longview, Wn.
CHARLES GEDNEY BARCLAY
Portland
NORMAN LEWIS BLINE
Portland
MELVIN WILSON BREESE
Portland
DOMINIC LEO CALLICRATE, JR.
Portland
HOWARD LEGRANDE CHERRY
Portland
CHARLES S. CHRISTIANSON
Forest Grove
FRANK HARRISON CLARK
Portland
QUINTEN WOOD COCHRAN
Portland
HUGH DONALD COLVER
Portland
DONOVAN OSBORNE COOKE
Clatskanie
CLYDE ELMER CULP
Moscow, Idaho
BETTY NORMA DAVIS
Redmond, Wn.
HERBERT VANDYKE DAVIS
Ashland
JOSEPH DAVID FEEK
Mercer Isw.nd, Wn.
JACK DANIEL FREUND
Portland
NORMAN JOSEPH GAEDEN
Portland
JOSEPH HOWLAND GILL
Portland
ALBERT GREENBERG
Portland
HERBERT EDWARD GRISWOLD, JR.
Portland
RAYMOND LINTON HACK
Portland
NORMAN MALCOLM HARRIS
Portland
MAX HUGO HAUSER
Spokane, Wn.
WARREN S. PATRICK HENDERSON
Portland
JOHN RICHARD HIGGINS
Baker
JAMES DANIEL HOGAN
Renton, Wn.
CARL LUDWIG HOLM
Silverton
CALVIN LAWSON HUNT
Klamath Falls
ALFRED CHARETTE HUTCHINSON
Pendleton
ANDRES KARSTENS
Portland
HANS CARSTEN KARSTENS
Portland
* Granted December 22, 1943.
ANTON CONRAD KIRCHHOF
Portland
BRUCE NORMAN KVERNLAND
Portland
IVAN IRA LANGLEY
Portland
JOHN WAYNE LOOMIS
Portland
DONALD CARL MACDONALD
Scio
DAVID CLEMENT MASON
Beaverton
GORDON LOUIS MAURICE
Yakima, Wn.
JOHN ARTHUR MAY
Friday Harbor, Wn.
WILLIAM ROBERT McMURRAY, Ja.
Portland
MARTIN DANIEL MERRISS
Portland
ALLEN LAURITZ MUNDAL
Ephrata, Wn.
PHILLIP LEO NUDELMAN
Portland
HILDING HAROLD OLSON
Bow, Wn.
EDWARD PALMI PALMASON
Seattle, W n.
EDWARD CHESTER PARKINSON
Portland
GLEN SHIRLEY PLAYER
Seattle, Wn.
FREDERICK FRANKLIN RAWLS
Portland
JAMES ANTHONY RILEY, JR.
Portland
JAMES MERVIN RODDA
Portland
PHILIP MENEELY RUMMELL
Dillard
EDGAR RICHARD SALTER
Spokane, Wn.
IRVIN JOSEPH SCHNEIDER
Sacramento, Cal.
GEORGE MILTON SHY
Portland
ERWIN RAY SLADE
Seattle, Wn.
OSCAR STENBERG, JR.
Spokane, Wn.
A. IVAN THOMPSON
Tigard
TRAVIS JACKSON TOWSON, JR.
Portland
FRANK JAY UNDERHILL
Seattle, W n.
MARION GEORGE WEITZ
Portland.
CHARLES OBED WELLS
Hillsboro
JAMES WILLIAM WOOLERY
Portland
!lonor'll! Iltgrtts
Doctor of Laws
ERNEST BOYD MACNAUGHTON
In recognition of his vital influence in promoting the economic development of the Pacilic
Northwest; his farsighted and able support of the movement for the conservation of
human and natural resources; and his unflinching adherence to the principlll of freedom
of expression and of teaching as basic to the cause of an· enduring democracy.
Doctor of Laws
MIRIAM VAN WATERS
In recognition of her outstanding contribution to the psychology and aspirations of
youth; her wise and sympathlltic understanding of the problems of juvenile delinquency;
and her far-reaching influence in elevating the standards and status of social work
throughout the nation.
Doctor of Science
RALPH WOIlES CHANEY
In recognition of his penetrating researches in paleobotany in gen<:ral and of the Oregon
area in particular; his unique understanding of the bistorical ~eology. of Western America
in relation to that of Asiatic countries; and his deep appreciatlOn of the kinship of science
in its broadest aspects and its contribution to the understanding of human values.
<l3raduatt f)tgrtts
Doctor of Education
ROBERT E. ANDERSON
Eugene. Major, minor: Education, Psychology. B.S., M.S., Kansas State Teachers Col·
lege. Thesis: The organization and operation of the NYA School Work Program with
particular emphasis on the program in Oregon.
PETER OLAF S,GERSETH
Minot, N. D. Major, minor: Education, Physical Education. B.A., Minot State Teachers
College; M.A., North Dakota. Thesis: An attempt to isolate and identify fundamental
factors that underlie motor fitness as measured by large-muscle performance.
Master of Arts
L,NDSEY C. CAMPBELL-
Portland. Major: General Studies. B.S., Oregon. Thesis: Your risks and how to meet
them; a unit for high school social science.
DONOVAN FREDERICK CARTWRIGHT
Encinitas, Cal. Major, minor: Education, Economics. B.A., Oregon. Thesis: The measure·
ment of school costs in terms of achievement grade units.
IN ALEONE DEAN
Portland. Major: Education. B.A., Oregon. Thesis: The role of labor groups in the
establishment of the American system of free public schools.
DOROTHY JANE GULLETTE
Portland. Major, minor: Romance Languages, Education. B.A., Oregon. Thesis: The com·
monsense heroine in late nineteenth-century Spanish literature.
EDNA MAY HOLLENBECK
Portland. Major: Education. B.A., Reed College. Thesis: A technique for the guidance of
high school girls in their reading for pleasure.
GILBERT J. HUNT
Aurora. Major: Chemistry. B.A'I Pacific University. Thesis: Conductivity and electrolysisof solutions of magnesium perch orate in normal and isopropyl alcohols.
JEAN OSTBY JOHNSON
Wibaux, Mont. Major: English. B.A., Concordia College. Thesis: Pessimistic roots of
Walter Pater's aesthetic criticism.
DONALD JEROME KIMELDORF
Portland. Major, minor: Zoology, Botany. A.B., Reed College. Thesis: Some effects of
ovarian hormones on the adrenal glands of female guinea pigs.
HAZEL R. NEWHOUSE
Springbrook. Major: Pacific Basin Studies. B.A., Willamette University. Thesis: The
international rubber cartel, set up in 1934, renewed 1938 and 1944.
HAZEL MARY OHMERT
Portland. Major: General Studies. B.A., Oregon. Thesis: Group guidance in the secondary
schools of Portland, Oregon.
EMMA M. R,GBY
Portland. Major, minor: Zoology, Botany. B.A., Pacific University. Thesis: A study of
the morphology of H alteria grandinella.
MILDRED MAE THOMAS
Logan, Utah. Major: Physical Education. B.P.E. Oregon. Thesis: All analysis of selected
physical achievement tests to determine their app{icability as measuring devices for college
women.
JANE GUY WARD
New York, N. Y. Major: English. B.A., Hunter College. Thesis: The reputation of John
Donne, 1918-1943.
Master of Science
GEOItGE J. ALltIItE
Missoula, Mont. Major: Chemistry. B.S., Walla Walla College. Thsis: Electrolysis of
solutions of magnesium perchlorate in esters; polarography of these esters, several other
organic compounds and carbon dioxide.
GEOItGE R. COSTELLO
Eugene. Major: Mathematics. B.S., Oregon. Thesis: An extension of /inite dimensional
unitary spaces to infinite dimensions.
* HERBERT EDWARD GRISWOLD, JR.
Portland. Major, minor: Physiology, Medical Sciences. B.A., Reed College. Thesis:
Periodic breathing in the presenee of high alveolar tensions in normal individuals.
* ANDRES KARSTENS
Portland. Maj or, minor: Physiology, Medical Sciences. B.A., Oregon. Thesis: Relation
of the extrinsic nerves of the intestine to the action of atropme on intestinal motility.
* ANTON CONRAD KIRCHHOF
Portland. Major, minor: Pharmacology, Medical Sciences. B.A., Oregon. Thesis: Contri-
bution to the pharmacology of a synthetic oxytocic.
JOAN LOUISE MARTIN
Monmouth, Ill. Major: Physical Education. B.S., Colorado. Thesis: The applicability of
certain tests for measuring the motor fitness aspect of physical fitness of college women.
DOIlOTHA E. MOORE
Mackay, Idaho. Major: Physical Education. B.S., Colorado. Thesis: An analysis of
service course administration, organization and procedures for women at the college level.
CHARLOTTE AMos MORRISON
Carpinteria, Cal. Major: Education. B.A., Santa Barbara State College. Thesis: A com·
parison of the achievements of Mexican pupils in learning English in a segregated school
and in a non-segregated sehool.
* JOHN MARTIN PIERSON
Portland. Major, minor: Anatomy, Medical Sciences. B.A., Oregon State. Thesis: The
arterial blood supply of the pancreas.
EVELYN MARIE REED
Corbett. Major, minor: Education, Psychology. B.S., Oregon. Thesis: A program of
speeial education conforming to the needs of mentally retarded Portland ehildren.
WILMA F. SCHAID
Portland. Major, minor: Physical Edueation, Edueation. B.S., Oregon. Thesis: A study
of selected objective measurements of the feet in relation to certain criteria of foot
condition.
WHITNEY GILLETE SCOBERT
Eugene. Major: Mathematics. B.A., U.C.L.A. Thesis: Gibbs' phenomenon for Bosan-
quet-Linfoot summability of Fourier series.
* CHARLES OBED WELLS
Hillsboro. Major, minor: Biochemistry, Medical Sciences. A.B., Paeific University. Thesis:
Calcium and phosphorus metabolism in human parathyroid deficiency.
JOSEPHINE FRAWLEY YANTIS .
Shelbyville, Ill. Major, minor: Physical Education, Education. B.S., Colorado. Thesis:
An analysis of the purposes, functions and procedure.s emphasized in service coUrse pro--
grams for women at the college level•
• Granted December. 22, 1943.
Maste! of Education
ANDIlEW EUGENE CALHOON
Portland. B.S., Oregon. Thesis: An analysis of the warrant indebtedness of Curry County,
Oregon, 1932-194l.
MILTON E. GRALAP
Woodburn. A.B., Willamette University. Thesis: The influence of the elimination of con-
tinuous marking upon subj ect matter achievement in required high school courses.
MARY ROSINA HENllICKS
The Dalles. B.S., Oregon. Thesis: History of education in Wasco County, Oregon, from
mission and fort schools to 1910.
JACK ARMSTRONG KING
Yamhill. B.A., Pacific University. Thesis: Standards for the administrative suite of public;
schools.
BERTHA ALINE STEPHENS
Ashland. B.S., Oregon. Thesis: The building of a tentative program of science for the
Ashland, Oregon, elementary schools, gTades 1·6.
Q:crtlficetts
*Certificate in Nursing Supervision
MIRIAM ALENE CASSADY
*Certificate in Public Health Nursing
NEVA HELENE COLLIER
RUTH GENEVIEVE FROST
MARY ANN LUCILLE FUGINA
MARY GRESSER
MARGARET ELIZABETH ITSCHNER
ELIZABETH JELLISON
ALICE JULIA JOHNSON
VIRGINIA DURMAN LAURENCE
• To be granted June 16, 1944.
ISABELLE MARIAN MILLER
BERNICE ALBERTYNE PETERSON
LUCILLE BROWN ROMIG
VIVIEN ELIZABETH RUNTE
AUDREY SMITH
BERNICE ELIZABETH WILSON
WILMA SUE WISE
~nmmel],of Bfgrccs Q:onfmcd
Bachelor of Arts................•.....................•.........................
Bachelor of Science .
Bachelor of Architecture.......................................•..........
Bachelor of Business Administration .
Bachelor of Education.......................•..............................
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Doctor of Laws (Honorary) .
Doctor of Science (Honorary) ........•...............................
Doctor of Education .....................•......•...........................
Master of Arts ................................................................••
Master of Science .
Master of Education .
120
163
1
2
2
1
63
2
1
2
13
14
5
Total Degrees 389
Certificates ....................................•................... 16
'R.£collnition for !tonors ~ork
The Bachelor's Degree with Honors
PHYLLIS AMACHER
Bachelor of Arts with Honors in Psychology. Thesis: Interest differences between rural
and urban college women.
ANN TROWBRIDGE AMES
Bachelor of Arts with Honors in English. Thesis: The influence of Spenser on the 1817
volume of Keats' potry.
SALLY BOOTH BOWERMAN
Bachelor of Arts with Honors in Biology. Thesis: Penicillin, the history, production, and
use of the drug.
EVA MAE FLEMING
Bachelor of Arts with Honors in Germanic Languages. Thesis: Schiller, poet of freedom.
EMMA GENE HOFFMASTER
Bachelor of Arts with Honors in English. Thesis: Johnson and Arnold as critics of Gray.
VIVIAN URSULA MARTIN
Bachelor of Science with Honors in Geology and Geography. Thesis: Recent movements
in Oregon conservation and development of natural resources.
EDNA LEE MONTGOMERY
Bachelor of Arts with Honors in English. Thesis: The ecclesiastical satire of Spenser's
Mother Hubberds Tale.
MARGARET IRENE MURPHY
Bachelor of Arts with Honors in English. Thesis: Antony and Cleopatra, and Dryden's
Ali for Love.
JERRY A. O'CALLAGHAN
Bachelor of Science with Honors in History. Thesis: The United States Army as an agent
in American democracy.
MARGARET ZIMMERMAN
Bachelor of Arts with Honors in Germanic Languages. Thesis: Wagner's heroines.
The Master's Degree with Honors
GEORGE R. COSTELLO
Master of Science with Honors.
Phi Beta Kappa
Fali Election, Senior Six
PETER BENSON HOWARD
HELEN MURIEL JOHNSON
ROBERT DONALD KOLER
THELMA CAROLINE NELSON
EDITH ANN ONTHANK
MARGIE CLIO ROBIN SON
Spring Election
PHYLLIS LORRAINE AMACHER
ANN TROWBRIDGE AMES
ELIZABETH EDMUNDS
Active Members
GEORGE J. ALKIRE
FRED n. CLAUSSEN
GEORGE R. COSTELLO
MARY CLAY DODSON
ARMIN H. GROPP
GEORGE CHRISTIAN HENNY
GILBERT J. HUNT
DONALD J. KIMELDORF
A~TON C. KIRCHHOF
WILLIAM L. LIDBECK
EARL K. NIXON
MERLE PENNINGTON
ERIC L. PETERSON
CLAY A. RACELY
MILDRED RIECHERS
WHITNEY SeOBERT
EVA MAE FLEMING
MARGARET JEAN HARSHMAN
DORIS MYRL JONES
ELIZABETH ANN KEUP
ERNEST H. LUND
EDNA LEE MONTGOMERY
CLARE ELIZABETH MORGAN
MARGARET IRENE MURPHY
JEAN FLORENCE PHILLIPS
BERYL G. ROBERTSON
MARGARET VIRGIL WILLIAN
OGLESBY HERBERT YOUNG
Sigma Xi
WILLIS E. SMICK
LEONA E. TYLER
GEORGE A. ULETT
PAUL VAN DE VELDE
Associate Members
PHYLLIS LORRAINE AMACHER
SHIRLEY K. ANDERSON
GILBERT A. CHING
HELEN J. CLARKE
SARAH A. CLARKE
ROBERT M. FRISTROM
ALFRED E. HALTEMAN
GRETA K. LINDSTEDT
BETTY J. SAMPSON
HELEN HANNA WOLFSEHR
gnnouncrmrnt of gcadrmic g\\1ards for 191;'11
Altrusa Club Scholarship
The Altrusa Club of Portland offers a schol-
arship of $50 to an outstanding senior woman
in need of financial assistance.
AUDREY HOLLIDAY
Associated Women Students
Scholarships
The Associated Women Students of the
University award scholarships of varying
amounts to worthy women students.
JUNE BUCKLES
Beta Gamma Sigma Award
To honor outstanding scholastic attain-
ment, the name of the freshman major stu-
dent in the School of Business Administra-
tion receiving the highest grade average each
year is engraved on a permanent record plaque
placed in the corridor of the Commerce Build-
ing by Beta Gamma Sigma, honorary com-
merce iraternity.
JOYCE UTZ
Botsford, Constantine, and Gardiner
Prizes
These prizes are awarded each year by the
Botsford, Constantine, and Gardiner Adver-
tising Agency for the best solutions of an ad-
vertising problem submitted by students of
advertising.
First prize, $40:
DOROTHY E. GODKNECHT
Second prize, $20:
JENELYN GASTON
Third prize, $10:
MARILYN CAMPBELL
Julia Burgess Poetry Prize
The Julia Burgess Poetry Prize of $25 is
awarded annually for the best original poem
submitted by a junior or senior student. The
prize is endowed through a hequest from ti,e
late Miss Julia Burgess, member of the faculty
of ti,e University from 1902 until her death
in 1942.
PEGGY OVERLAND
Chi Omega Prize
A prize of $25 is awarded by Chi Omega
soronty to the woman student in the Depart-
ment of Sociology deemed most worthy on the
basis of scholarship, character, and promise.
AUDREY HAMMOND MATHEWS
Chi Omega Scholarship Cup
This cup is awarded annually to the soror-
ity with the highest grade average during the
preceding academic year.
KAPPA ALPHA THETA
Bernard Daly Scholarships
Under terms of the will of the late Dr. Ber-
nard Daly of Lakeview, Oregon, worthy self-
supporting young men and women of Lake
County, Oregon, may receive a part or all of
their necessary college expenses from the Ber-
nard Daly Educational Fund. The fund is
administered by a board of trustees, who se·
lect the scholars annually.
LOIS ANEDA CLAUSE
BETTY MARIE COMBS
JUNE ELLEN FINE
GENEVIEVE M. GRAVES
LLOYD RAYMOND STUTSMAN
Eugene High School Girls' League
Scholarship
A scholarship of $75 is awarded by the Eu-
gene High School Girls' League to a graduate
of the Eugene High School, ranking in the
upper one-fourth of her class in scholarship
and in need of financial aid to attend the
University.
RUE AARON CROOKS
Gerlinger CUp
This cup, presented by Mrs. George Ger·
linger, former regent of the University, is
awarded by a committee of faculty, town, and
student women to the best all-around woman
of the junior class.
PHYLLIS HORSTMA.N
Gertrude Watson Holman Memorial
Gift Fund Awards
Gifts totaling $125 are given annually to
women students from the Gertrude Watson
Holman Memorial Fund. The fund was es-
tablished by the Gamma Phi Beta mothers
and friends of the late Mrs. Rufus Holman.
NANCY AMES
MARJORIE MAJOR GOODWIN
AUDREY HOLLIDAY
Walter Evans Kidd Poetry Prize
The Walter Evans Kidd Poetry Prize of
$15 is awarded for the best original poem
submitted by a freshman or sophomore stu-
dent. Funds for the prize were provided by
Walter Evans Kidd, B.A. '26, M.A. '35.
CLAUDINE B,GGS
Library Day Prizes
The University Library and the Association
of Patrons and Friends of the University of
Oregon Library award prizes on Library Day
each spring for the best personal libraries of
University students.
First prize, $15:
HUGI! KING
Second prize, $10:
RUTH KAY COLLINS
Third prize, $5:
CHARLES POLITZ
Jewett Prizes
These prizes, totaling approximately $200,
are awarded annually in a series of public-
speaking contests. Funds for the prizes were
giveu to the University in memory of the late
W. F. Jewett by his wife, Mrs. Mary Jewett.
First Intersectional Extempore Speech:
JACK COLEMAN EDWARDS
DOROTHEA THOMAS
HELEN MANNING
DONALD HAGER
FAY PETTIS
First Sectional Military Extempore Speech
(Pre-Meteorologists) :
PVT. HOWARD VEVINS
PVT. RICHARD MILLER
PVT. FRANK LAWSON
PVT. WALLACE SMITH
Second Sectional Military Extempore Speech
(Pre-Meteorologists) :
PVT. RODERT J. WILLIAMS
PVT. CLIFFORD BRADSHAW
PVT. LOUIS A. SCHMITTROTH
Inter-American Affairs Contest:
SUZANNE BLUM
KAY M. HILL
JANE HOOKER
Intra-Mural Debate Contest:
ALLEN T. OSDORNE
D. V. HILL
HARRIET GILLILAN
Dramatic Speaking Contest:
KATHERINE KORN
LEWIS VOGLER
JEAN BRIGGS
BRIAN CONNELLY
Koyl CUp
This cup, presented by Charles W. Koyl,
'11, is awarded each year to the man who, in
the opinion of a eommittee of the faculty, is
the best all-around man of the junior class.
JACK COLEMAN EDWARDS
Kenneth A. J. Mackenzie Memorial
Scholarship
Five $200 scholarships are awarded an-
nually for the study of medicine at the Uni-
versity of Oregon Medical School. One schol-
arship is awarded each year to the outstanding
premedical student at the University of Ore-
gon in the last year of his premedical studies;
the scholarship is renewable for each of his
four years of medical training at the Univer-
sity of Oregon Medical School if he continues
to maintain a high scholastic record. The
scholarships are a memorial to Dr. Kenneth
A. J. Mackenzie, former dean of the Medical
School; they are endowed through a bequest
from the late Mildred Anna Williams.
EUGENE W. LANDRETH
Marshall-Case-Haycox Prizes
Prizes for the best short stories submitted
by students are offered each year by Edison
Marshall, ex-'17; Robert Ormond Case. '20,
and Ernest J. Haycox, '23. Contestants are
limited to undergraduates regularly, enrolled
and in good standing.
First prize, $50:
MARY A. MCCLINTIC
Second prize, $35:
DOROTHY ARNOLD
Third prize, $15:
DOROTHY M. MOLITOR
Mortar Board Scholarships
Mortar Board, women's honor society, pro-
vides each year a varying amount of money
for the assistance of worthy women students.
PHYLLIS AMACHER
EVA M. FLEMING
MARJORIE YOUNG
Oregon Mothers Scholarships
The Oregon Mothers organization awards
three scholarships annually to freshman stu-
dents graduating from Oregon high schools,
on the basis of scholarship and need.
The Petronella G. Peets Scholarship, $200:
MARIE PORFILY
Oregon Mothers Freshman Scholarships,
$150:
ALICE BUCKINGHAM
Jo ANNE PENSON
Pre-nursing and supplementary scholarships,
totaling $600:
BEATRICE V. GENTRY
GWENDOLYN PEARSON
GLADYS E. LUND
ROSE JOANNE FENZL
ALMA STARVICK
NANCY AMES
FRANKIE WERST
Panhellenic Scholarships
These scholarships, amounting usually to
$35 each, are awarded to women students.
BEVERLY ANN PADGHAM
AUDREY HOLLIDAY
VIRGINIA CATHERINE DURCKEL
KATHRINE MALLORY
MARGARET EILEEN OTT
MARY EVELYN CAMPBELL
FRANKIE WERST
IRENE GRESHAM
RUTH KAY COLLINS
MARY JANE DUNN
ANNE E. BUDISELICK
LOUISE B. FLETCHER
Ellen M. Pennell Scholarships
These scholarships, covering regular tui-
tion fees, are awarded annually to students
in the. School of Architecture and Allied Arts.
They are endowed through a bequest from
Mrs. Ellen M. Pennell, for many years a
member of the University Library staff.
PATTY BURRIS
LAVERNE ERICKSON
VELITA ESTEY
LORENE FLOWER
DELORES HEWITT
LOUISE RICKABAUGH
JOYCE SCOTT
BETTY THORPE
VERNON C. WITHAM
Phi Beta Scholarships
These scholarships are awarded by Phi
Beta, women's national professional fraternity
for music and drama, to women students in
the School of Music, on the basis of talent,
scholarship, and worthiness.
MARIE ROGNDAHL
Phi Beta Kappa Prize
This prize, consisting of books to the value
of $25, is offered annually by Alpha of Oregon
chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. The award is
made, on the basis of scholarship and promise,
to a student completing lower-division work.
RICHARD JAMES JOHNS
Phi Chi Theta Key
The Phi Chi Theta Key is awarded annu-
ally, on the basis of high scholastic standing
and general student activities, to a woman in
the senior class of the School of Business Ad-
ministration.
JEAN GALLO
Phi Theta Upsilon-Kwama
Scholarship
Phi Theta Upsilon, junior women's honor-
ary, and Kwama, sophomore women's honor-
ary, award an annual scholarship of $50 to an
outstanding girl in liberal arts.
EVA MAE FLEMING
Physical Education Honor Awards
The faculty of the School of Physical Edu-
cation presents certificates each year in recog-
nition of outstanding qualities of sound schol-
arship, high idealism, and worthy professional
accomplishment in the field of physical edu-
cation.
BEVERLY GOETZ
LUCILLE YUNGEN
Pi Delta Phi Award
Pi Delta Phi, honorary French society,
presents a book prize each year to the student
who has made the greatest progress in un-
dergraduate courses in French.
RUTH AUDREY ECKHARDT
Portland Rose Festival Association
Scholarship
A scholarship of $400 is awarded to each
member of the Royal Court accepted at any
university or college of her choice in the state
of Oregon..
PATRICIA RADABAUGH
NORMA DAVIDSON
Pot and Quill Prize
A prize of $5 is awarded by Pot and Quill,
society of women writers, for the best piece
of writing submitted by a woman student in
an annual contest.
VIRGINIA LIPPMAN
Quota Club Tuition Scholarship
The Eugene Chapter of Quota International
awards an annual scholarship for the spring
term's tuition to those sophomore women
judged best qualified by ne.ed, professional
promise, and personality.
LAVERNE ERICKSON
KAY HILL
ALEANOR PATTERSON
FRANKIE WERST
George Rebec Prize in Philosophy
A cash prize of $25 is awarded annually to
the undergraduate student who submits the
best essay on a philosophical topic. The prize
is named in honor of the late Dr. George
Rebec, professor emeritus of philosophy.
MARK PERLMAN
Rotana Scholarship
The Portland Rotana Club provides an an-
nual award of $25 to the most worthy junior
woman major in business administration.
VIVIAN ANDERSON
Sigma Delta Chi Scholarship Award
Recognition for exceptional scholarship is-
awarded annually to journalism students by
Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalistic fra-
ternity, through its national headquarters at
Detroit.
MARGIE ROBINSON
JEAN WALLACE
Sigma Delta Chi Senior Award
Through a committee of student, faculty,
and professional men, Sigma Delta Chi makes
this award to the outstanding graduating sen-
ior, selected for scholarship, character, and'
leadership.
STANLEY WEBER
Sigma Delta Pi Award
A medal and a book prize are awarded each.
year by the Oregon chapter of Sigma Delta
Pi, honorary Spanish society, to the student in
advanced courses in Spanish who has made
the greatest progress during the school year.
DOROTHY J. GULLETTE
T. Neil Taylor Scholarship in Editing
This award of $100 is given annually for
the best editorial investigation by a senior
major in journalism. Funds for the award are
provided by T. Neil Taylor of Oakland, Cali-
fornia, University graduate in the Class of
1931.
Fo,·ty dollars:
JEAN WALLACE
Twenty dollars each:
CAROL H. GREENING
MARJORIE MAJOR GOODWIN
MARGIE C. ROBINSON
Turnbull-Hall Award
Each year the name of the· outstanding
senior student member of the staff of the ORE-
GON DAILY EMERALD is engraved on a plaque
which hangs in the EMERALD news room. The
plaque was presented in 1931 by George Turn-
bull and Vinton H. Hall.
JOANNE NICHOLS
University of Oregon Faculty
Women's Club Scholarship
The University of Oregon Faculty Wom-
en's Club awards a scholarship of $50 to a
. worthy woman student.
GLADYS E. LUND
State Scholarships
A number of state scholarships are awarded
annually to students of the institutions of
the Oregon State System of Higher Educa-
tion, covering tuition and laboratory and
course fees. To be eligible, an entering stu-
dent must rank in the upper third of his
high-school graduating class; an applicant
who has previously attended an instItution
of higher learning must have a very high
grade point average.
JEAN AVON ALEXANDER
. MARJORIE ALLINGHAM
MARGARET ALICE AMBLER
NANCY AMES
SHIRLEY K. ANDERSON
VIVIAN MARCELLA ANDERSON
EILEEN BRENNEMAN
MARY EVALYN CAMPBELL
JUNE CARNES
GLORIA CARTOZIAN
BARTON E. CLEMENS
RUTH K. COLLINS
RUTH RAY Cox
MARJORIE ANNE CRAVEN
JACK COLEMAN EDWARDS
LAVERNE ERICKSON
HARRIETT J. FARR
EVA M. FLEMING
ROBERT FORMAN
BEATRICE GENTRY
JANE GORDON
PHYLLIS K. GRAHAM
BERNICE V. GRANQUIST
ARMIN H. GROPP
ALLEN L. HAGLAND
ROBERT I. HAMILTON
ELIZABETH HAUGEN
AUDREY HOLLIDAY
MARILEE HUFFMAN
DONALD M. JEPPESEN
WILMA L. JOHN
HELEN M. JOHNSON
M. JOENE JOHNSON
BEVERLY J. JONES
DORIS M. JONES
GLORIA KELLY
NINON KING
HELEN KNIGHT
FREDA KOEHLER
LoDELL LAMSON
ELI2ABETH LAWRENCE
HELEN LUVAAS
BARBARA MCCLUNG
PATRICIA METCALF
SAM A. MILLER
EDNA LEE MONTGOMERY
DOUGLAS B. MOORE
CLARE B. MORGAN
MARGARET MURPHY
THELMA NELSON
EDITH NEWTON
CAROL O'BRIEN
MARILYN P. OLSON
VENA J. OPIE
ALEANOR PATTERSON
GWENDOLYN PEARSON
ALYCE PEPION
JEAN F. PHILLIPS
ROBERT G. PITTENGER
CHARLES S. POLITZ
DORA MAE POWERS
BETTY PRACHT
ESTHER QUIER
BARBARA J. RADMORE
ADELE RIGGS
BERYL ROBERTSON
HILDEGARDE ROSELUND
SHIRLEY RUBENSTEIN
BARBARA SCOTT
NANCY SCOTT
BETTY SHORT
CAROLYN F. TAYLOR
MARGARET THOMPSON
YVONNE UMPHLETTE
HARRY L. V AN DERMARK
LEWIS E. VOGLER
RAYMOND WARD
MURIEL J. WILLARD
MARGUERITE WITTWER
HELEN E. WOHLER
EVELYN WOODWORTH
University Assistantships,
Scholarships, and Fellowships
A number of graduate and research assist-
antships, scholarships, and fellowships are
awarded annually by the University to quali·
fied graduate students.
MARY ALDERSON
GEORGE JUNIOR AlKIRE
PAUL ENOS CALLAHAN
ROGER NORWOOD CARSTENSEN
HELEN JANE CLARKE
SARAH ANNE CLARK
PAUL VAUGHN COLLINS
GEORGE R. COSTELLO
ROB~RT FRISTROM
ALFRED ELLSWORTH HALTEMAN
LOLA RAE HAMILTON
JOHN MAYNARD HINE
GILBERT JOHN HUNT
JEAN OSTBY JOHNSON
CATHERINE JONES
ODELIA CATHERINE JUNGERS
DONALD JEROME KIMELDORF
ARLENE LEWIS
MILDRED P. MACKINNON
MARY KATHERINE MACLEAN
VIVIAN URSULA MARTIN
RACHAEL NAOMI MEANS
MARGERY ANNE PHILLIPS
EMMA MIGNONIA RIGBY
JUNE HAIG SIMONS
. HALSEY P. TAYLOR
GORDON HOWARD TORREY
WILLIAM VAN VACTOR
FLORENCE MAY WALTA
LYMAN A. WEBB
HELEN HANNA WOLFSEHR
KARL HOWARD ZIMMERMAN
Vice-Presidential Cup
A silver cup, the gift of Vice-President
Burt Brown Barker, is awarded annually to
the women's living organization achieving
the highest average for scholarship among
the living groups during the academic year.
This year it was won for the third successive
time and therefore becomes the permanent
property of:
HIGHLAND COOPERATIVE HOUSE
Women's Dormitory Scholarship
Cup
This cup, presented by Mrs. Genevieve
Turnipseed, directdr of dormitories, is award-
ed annually to the women's hall having the
highest scholastic average for the year.
HILLCREST LODGE