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eightieth Annual

COMMENCEMENT

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Monday, June Sixteonth

Nineteen Hundred and Thirty

Tho Eastman Theatre

Ten A.M.

ORDER OF EXERCISES

Organ-The 94th Psalm

Processional-March in E Flat

Rienzi Overture

PRAYER

RocHESTER Civic ORCHESTRA

Paul White, Conducting

ADDRESS

ALANSON BIGELow HouGHTON, B.A., LL.D.

Former Ambassador to Great Britain

CoNFERRING oF BACHELORS' DEGREES

CoNFERRING OF CERTIFICATES IN Musxc

CoNFERRING OF Ai>vANCED DEGREES

ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES BY THE PRESIDENT

CoNFERRING OF HoNoRARY DEGREES

Candidates presented hy Professors

Reuhke

Faulkes

Wagner

PERKINs, CoRNER, WELD, SLATER, GALE, AND TAYLOR

ORDER OF EXERCISES

c>oMMENCEMENT <JCYMN

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!

-John Rothwell Slater

BENEDICTION

Recessional-March from the Queen of Sheba . Gounod

Robert Berentsen at the Organ

DEPARTMENTAL HONORS

JosBPHTOMLINSON ANDBRSON, in Chemistry and Physics;

EnwARD HARRY BRAYBR, in History;

FRBD ARTHUR BRYAN, in Chemistry and Physics;

CHA11.LB8 ERWIN CLARK, in Mathematics;

Fli.ANltLlN WBSLBY CLARK, in History;

LLOYD NnLSoN CoMBS, in Chemical Engineering;

W ALTBR TIMOTHY ENII.loHT, in English;

ALAN MARsH GwVBR, in Mathematics and Physics;

PAUL RoNALD GuooBNliBIM, in Economics;

ALLBN FRANKLIN HAWJONS, in History;

RoBBRT MAYo HBNNBSSY, in History;

MnYBRJtlSTIN HBRMAN, in Economics;

MILTON JAcoBSTBIN, in Economics;

LIONBL DBTLBV PBRcrVAL KrNo, in Physics;

WILLIAM LISTBR. LAKB, in Economics;

LAWRBNCB HBNII.Y SMITH, in English;

BBRT ALLisoN VAN HoRN, in English;

Roou DANIII.LS WBLLINGTON, in Engineering.

NANCY EDITH BoLTON, in Mathematics; JnANNBTTB Lors BBRoBR, in History; HBLMA MAonALBN CIROTZKI, in Mathematics; MlCHALINA ELIZABBTH Coli.SICA, in French; ELVIRA MmrAM FUHII.MAN, in English; LILLIAN MAY HALLAM, in Greek and Latin; RUTH YATBB HootJB, in Latin; HBLBN HoWBLL, in French;

ANNA DowRBS IAMBLB, in French; MAII.oARBT CLAIII.B IMRIB, in English; AnBLINB RUTH KAMAN, in History; ANNA DoROTHBB KBLLNBR, in Philosophy; FRANcBS KBRSNBR, in History; SYLVIA RUTH LmBII.MAN, in French; LuciLLB LourSB LOTBB, in English;

KATHRYN MAII.IB O'RBILI:Y, in History;

LILLIAN SAMUBLSOHN, in History;

Doli.Is MAY SAVAGB, in History;

DoROTHBA hBNB ScHBIBLB, in History;

ELIZABBTH STBCKBL THULIN, in History;

RUTH CAII.OLYN THULIN, in History;

HBLBN ELOISB VAN ALSTINB, in Chemistry;

ELBIB ALicrA ZIMMBR, in History.

PRIZES AND HONORS

Ths Sh~n Fsllowshi~to MBYBR JUSTIN fuRMAN. A graduate fellowship of $500 in the department of economics.

Ths Dswsy Prizes--to RoBERT KAZMAYER AND HowARD WALTER Wrrr. To members of the sophomore class for excellence in declamation. prize of $15, second of $10.

The Hull Priz~r-to WALTER TIMOTHY ENRIGHT.

First

Prize of $50 to the man in the senior class who has done the best work in concentration in the department of English.

The Stoddard Prizs in Physics--to ALAN MARsH GLOVER. Prize of $35.

The Colonial Dames Priz~r-to MIRIAM RoTKOWITZ. Prize of $50, with a silver medal, for an essay upon "University Education in Colonial Times."

The N. B. Ellison Priz~r-to FRANKLIN WESLEY CLARK. Prize of $60 to the man in the senior class who has done the best work in the department of history.

The Williams Memorial Priz~r-to ELVIRA MIRIAM FuHRMAN. Prize of $50 to the woman in the senior class who has done the best work in concentration in the department of English.

The Alumnae Priz~r-to CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH HocKINS. Prize of $10 to the woman in the sophomore class who has done the best work in English.

The Charles A. Dswey Scholarships--to PAUL ALEXANDER STEWART. Scholarships of $75 to students who have shown proficiency in biology work.

The Rigby Wits Prizes in Biology-to MARGARET LuCILE KENYoN AND DoRoTHY JEAN MEADE. To students who have shown proficiency in the course in Biology 1. First prize of $20, second of $5.

The jBSse L. Rosenberger Priz~r-to PETER JoHN BRAAL. Prize of $25 to the man in the junior class whose work has shown the greatest improvement during the freshman and sophomore years.

The Susan Colver Rosenberger Priz~r-to DoROTHY DoRis DBYo. Prize of $25 to the woman in the junior class whose work has shown the greatest improvement during the freshman and sophomore years.

Ths Humboldt Lodge I. 0. 0. F. Priz~r-to OTTo CHRISTOPHER HAHN. A prize of $100 to the most deserving student, son or daughter of a member of a lodge of Odd Fellows.

Ths Sparlin Prizss--to MEYER JUSTIN lhRMAN, of the college for men and to DoROTHY DoRis DBYo of the college for women . . Prizes of $25 each for essays upon "An Estimate of the Existing System of Judicial Supremacy in the United States Government with Possible Sugges· tions as to its Modification."

Ths Russell Mumford Tuttle Priz~r-to BRAYNARD ERNEST KURKowSKI. Prize of $50 to the man who has shown proficiency in the study of the Greek language.

Ths John Dows Mairs Priz~r-to MILTON TATBLBAUM. Prize of $125 to the member of the junior class who has done the best work in concentration in the department of economics.

Ths Tmy Priz~r-to KENNETH GoRDoN KuGLER. Prize of $100 to the man in the senior class who by his industry, manliness and honorable conduct has done most for the life and character of the men of the college.

PHI BETA KAPPA Elections in 1930

JosBPH ToMLINSON ANDBllSON

CHAlUJ!S ERWIN CLARK

w ALTBR TIMOTHY ENRIGHT

ALAN MARSH GLOVER

PAUL RoNALD GuGGBNEBIM

MBYliR JUSTIN HBRMAN

KBNmrrH GoRDON KuGLER

RoBBRT STEVENS MoBHLMAN

ELIZABli:TH VICBRY ALPRlBND

jBANNBTTB Loxs BBRGBR Hm.BN MARGARET EBBRLB

ELVIRA MmxAM FUHRMAN

KATHRYN MARIE O'REILLY ELIZABETH STECKEL THULIN

ELSIB ALICIA ZIMMBR

Prosontod by DEAN WELD

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS

James K. Albright Benjamin Arbesman Donald Hague Bartholomew Isadore George Berger Charles William Blackmon Herman Paul Bothner Edward Byron Brayer Morris Jacob Cape Kenneth LeMay Chasey Charles Erwin Clark Franklin Wesley Clark Frederick William Conner .ToseJ?h Samuel Corsica ban1el Horace de Caro Alfred Wallace Emptage Walter Timothy Enright Robert Clyde Fair Charles Wadsworth Fairbanks Maurice Darrohn Faugh Edward Percy Gill Alan Marsh Glover Charles Francis Gosnell Samuel Irwin Grossfield Paul Ronald Guggenheim John Paul Guttenberg Thomas Edward Hall Allen Franklin Hawkins Andrew Francis Haynes Robert Mayo Hennessy Meyer Justin Herman Norman Maynard Howden Kenneth Ellsworth Jackson Milton Jacobstein Joseph Julius Kaufman Gilllert Hall Kirby

John Kraai Julius Kravetz Braynard Ernest Kurkowski William Lister Lake Elmer Francis Lalonde Rosswell Silas Langlois Saul Charles Lapides Paul Anthony Lembcke Elwood George Meyerhoff William Frederick Niccloy, Jr. Gifford Philip Orwen Robert Hamilton Peckham Gilbert John Pedersen Lucius Le Clere Powell Frank Michael Rago Frederick Willard Randall Charles Louis Resler Richard Owen Roblin, Jr. Edgar Alvin Rose Robert Wright Salter Miroslav Sichinsky Clarence Dalton Scott Ernest Fillmore Scott Joseph William Smith Lawrence Henry Smith Herbert Benjamin Snelgrove Lyndon Harwood Thatcher George Edwin Ulp Bert Allison Van Horn Alfred Baumer W angman Stanton Lawrence West Leon Henry Winans Ralph Cady Yeaw Eugene Gregory Zacher

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

M!Jchllniclll Enginosring 11s MAjor Kenneth Justice Chase Lionel Detlev Percival King Edward George Hoehn, Jr. Kenneth Gordon Kugler Arthur Samuel Howell Gordon Lee Matthews

Roger Daniels Wellington

Chomic11l Enginosring as MAjor Joseph Tomlinson Anderson Uoyd Nelson Combs Fred Arthur Bryan

David Ellwyn Bennett Graham Charles Mees

Dayton Elmer Fleming Clarence Wilbur Gadway Robert William Montfort

Robert Roydon Burrage

Chomistry 11s MAjor Ernest Richard Sprague

Educ11tion 11s MAjor Charles Carlin Parish Fred ·Herman Willkens

Optomstry 11s MAjor John Norman Eggleston Samuel Davis Erckert

Presmted hy DEAN MuNRo

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS

Elizabeth Vicery Alfriend Glennie Gorton Baker Marian Barton Abrona Nora Batz Jeannette Lois Berger Beatrice Boardman Nancy Edith Bolton Mary Wilhelmina Batt Lela Hazel Brooks Edith May Bueg Vera Rose Casaretta Helma Magdalen Cirotzki Lois Irene Clark Guinevere Clarkson Evelyn Aldwyth Collins Michalina Elizabeth Corsica Helen Margaret Eberle Wilma Ehrlich Pluma Babcock Emerson Lillian Feld Margaret Elizabeth FitzGibbon Helen Davis Fraser Lucille Florence Christina Freemantle Elvira Miriam Fuhrman Helen Eudora Geraghry Mabel Caroline Golden Mildred Goldman Eleanor Vick Gosnell Lillian May Hallam Marion Myrtle Handy Ruth Alberta Hanna Evelyn Kerry Hardenbrook Grace Jane Harrison Ada Margaret Hartley Edith Viola He~adom Margaret N atahe Hitchcock A vis Madeline Hoefler Ruth Yates Hogue Evelyn McEwen Hooper Helen Howell Anna Dolores lamele Margaret Claire Imrie Adeline Ruth Kaman Mildred Helen Karweick Anne Dorothee Kellner

Frances Kersner Mariam Addi Kettle Hermia Loraine Kinney Merle Helen Knapp Ethelyn Grace Koepke Sylvia Ruth Liberman Lucile Louise Lotee Katherine Gertrude Love Helen Alice Marks Marjorie Fern Marr Esther Elizabeth Newman Carmen Ogden Kathryn Marie O'Reilly Mary Lucy Ottaviano Beatrice Kathryn Poulton Josephine Eugenia Raeppel Anne Kremer Raskind Harriett Mary Raupp Eleanor Jeannette Sackett Ethel Aaeline St. Clair Lillian Samuelsohn Doris May Savage Caroline Marie Scheel Dorothea Irene Scheible Myrtle Corinna Schild Dorcas Leona Shat"f' Lorraine Marie Sm1th Marion Cranston Stevens Ruth Mae Struck Irma Lillian Suess Helen Victoria Taylor Elizabeth Steckel Thulin Ruth Carolyn Thulin Elizabeth Kathryn Tonery Margaret Mary Vallance Helen Eloise Van Alstine Dorothea Louise Van Eenwyk Dorothy Vincent Hilda Walsh Jeanette Bertha Wilburn True Wilson Dorothy Woodcock Jeannette Frances Young Elsie Alicia Zimmer Helen Margaret Zorsch

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCffiNCE

Mar~rite Dorothy Ball Mar10n Voorhees Bancroft Letah Feme Blizard Alta Mary Fisher Luella Hovey Gann Hazel Clare Hamilton Mabel Agnes Hicks Villa Jeannette Hopkins Alice Josephine Hutchinson Nellie Christa Kates Grace H. Keim

Education as Mlljor Marie Knoll Koester Mary Isabelle Lanson Mary Agnes Leary Martha H. Middaugh Althea Orton Orton Ann Parker Mildred Margaret Philley Ruth Marie Van De Walle Mary Elizabeth Wintish Ruth Jeannette Young Lelia Rives Zemow

Presented by DIRECTOR HAmoN

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF MUSIC

Theodore Appelbaum DeForest James Cline Pascal DeSurra Harold James Ensinger George Allen Foster Arthur William Henderson Charles Clayman Hill Frank Webster Hill Parkes Valentine Jelley King Kellogg Gordon James Kinney Alfred Daniel Kreckman

Dorothy Flora Anger Mae Lucille Barnum Ruth Eleanor Blumstein Emeline Wintermute Bodler Florence Margaret Bradley Margaret Elizabeth Brucker Constance Bahmer Carpentet Doris Adelaide Davison Dorothy May Eshelman Genevieve Isabel Falk Kathryn Carlisle Frew Marjorie Lillian Gillette Evelyn Flora Greene Lucy Eva Hale Frances Irene Harden Marie Cecilia Harper Marion Ellen Herriman Ruth Rosella Highberger Doris Louise Hitchcock Ruby Hogg Mary T. Howell Dorothy Beatrice Hunt

Howard Franklin Kubic William Edward Lynch Clifford T. Marshall Stanley DeQuetteville Mourant Norman Lewis Peterson William Pinkow Gerald A. Richardson Charles William Siverson Charles Frederick Stickney Arthur Stillman Carlton George W agnet Donald Frederick White

Ruth Dorothy Jackson Florence Margaret Knope Ruth Esther Leggett Margaret Elizabeth Leonard Alma Marie Lissow Dora Eloise Long Virginia Majewski Eleanor Robetts Manning Frances Emily Mapes Doris Imogene McLaughlin Ruth Martha McNally Elizabeth Moncrief Florence Anna Needham Esther Mayo Pierce Helen Anastasia Rachwalski Virginia Mueller Renter Eleanor Hinman Shelley Mildred Sylvia Stanley Madeleine Winifred Taylor Florence Genevieve Van Doorn Florence Marie Vickland Gratia Beaumont Wardle Elizabeth Empie Wood

CANDIDATES FOR THE CERTIFICATE OF MUSIC

Henry Schofield Freeman David J. Howell George Frederick Meggs LeRoy Morlock

Marie Keber Burbank Mary Uoyd Jones Hazel Macomber Turner

Presmted hy ACTING DBAN CHAMBERS

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF ARTS

Sherburne Frederick Barber Alfred Raymond Bemadt Clyde Everett Chauncey Frank Albert Cooper Dominic DeFrancesco Mark Ellingson Harry Julius Kreider Franklin Thurber Mathewson Roland Searight Harold George Wolfe

Julia Ruth Armstrong

Priscilla Alden Beach Catherine Cardew Dorothea Doig Rena Claire Dumas Hazel Marie Farquhar Mildred Ray Forward Dorothy Lucille Fox Jessie Hoskam Catherine M. Mcintyre Katherine Knowles McMunn Grace Ganssle Plank Olive Emily Young

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCffiNCE

Robert Case Manchester Lewis Sebring Neely

Frederick Washington Ross

Clara May Husted

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF MUSIC

Melvin William Lemon

Presented hy DBAN W HIPPBL

Jennie Beatrice Cossi tt Evelyn Mary McCann

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE DOCTOR OF MEDICINE

Alexander Lewis Bassin Adolph Frederick Bastian Robert Pancoast Bogniard Harold Clinton Carpenter Edward Hollister Davis C. Arthur Elden John Hunter Greener Karl William Gruppe Floyd Meredith Hoskins Herbert Anthony Kuppinger Jerome Henry Leadley Paul Michael Levin

Presented hy ACTING DBAN CHAMBERS

Robert Francis Lewis Einar Lie Edward .Tones Manwell Donald Stover Martin Thomas Rogers Nichols Luther William Oehlbeck John Melvin Scott Joseph Victor Dwight Addison Weir

Claire Cutten Vida Jeanette Matthews Janet McKenzie Rioch

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Ray Gilbert Daggs Donald Eaton Gregg