The Graduating Class

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS

John Murray Foster in Education and Sociology Leo Patrick Red.ding in History and Latin

Leslie Eugene Woodcock in Sociology, Economics and Philosophy Marguerite Arnold Castle in English and Philosophy

Muriel Day in Sociology, Economics and Political Science

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE

Erle Monroe Billings in Chemistry Henry Hendricks Keef in Physics, Chemistry and Education, Arthur Louis Schoen in Physics

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF AR.TS

James F ranklin Bills as of the Class of 1914

George Edwin Brown Charles Willard Burt Edward James Doyle Emanuel Herman Giedt

Roth Jeannette Alexa;,der Helen Constance Barker Vina Maq~·aret Biggart Ethel Lucile Bloomingdale Adelaide Colvin Bowen Florence Margaret Broxholm Marian Hildegarde Clapp Hazel Marie Clark

GENERAL COURSE

Joseph Grosa Alfred Augustus Johns Edward Andrew Kotary Harold Robert Leve Carlton Stewart Nash Alfred Scott Priddis

Alice Bertha Collyer Rose Luella Curtis Josephine de la Lys Velma Elizabeth Hallauer Doris Winifred Hawks Wilhelmina Henrietta Horn J eannette Elizabeth Kies Irene Isabella La Flamme

CLASSICAL LITERATURE AS MAJOR

Florence Marie Farlow

MODERN LITERATURE AS MAJOr

Winifred Edmunds Edwards

PHILOSOPHY AS MAJOR

Fred Andrews Ratcliffe Thomas John Shannon George Edmund Skiff William Franklin Spafford Raymond Townsend

Florence 1'1elen Pierce Helen Mildred Redfield Mary Irene Rownd Hazel Irene Stebbins Mabel Margaret Truesdell Mary Weaver Ada Josephine White Josephine Wronker

John Albert Jessup Harold Webster Thomas

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Harold Lattimore Alling Robert Winsper Angevine Laurence Bruce Atkins Marion Craig Barry Arling Dix Brown Floyd Juliand Buffington

as of the Class of 1914

Ward Orin Griffen

Fred Myron Chesbro

Gordon Harkness Gliddon

Ch a rles Ward Fuller

GENERAL COURSE

Charles Francis Doyle Clarence Edward Evans Anthony James Guzzetta Clement Garibaldi Lanni Russell Aubrey Lipscomb Harry Christian Malt Warner Wells Palmer

Jean Elanore Goldstein

CHEMISTRY AS MAJOR

Ezra Potter Remington as of the Class of 1914

Harold Frederick Robbins Frank Sackett Schoonover, Jr . Winfield Wentworth Scott Harold Shantz Charles Hamilton Storer

Horace Gilbert Swan

GEOLOGY AS MAJOR

Anna Pearl Van Aalst

PHYSICS AS MAJOR

Rudolph Louis Schmidt Homer William Storey

MECHANICAL ENGINE ERING AS MAJOR

Charles Frederick Wolters, Jr. 1

SIXTY-FIFTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT

WEDNESDAY, J UNE SIXTEENTH

NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN

111 the Third Presbyterian Church-Ten A. M.

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ORDER OF EXERCISES

ORGAN b) Legend - - - -{~a) Scherzo Symphonique - -

c) Processional-Coronation March

PRAYER

ORATIONS FOR THE DAVIS MEDALS

THE ADMISSION OF ILLITERATE IMMIGRANTS

Charles Hamilton Storer

OPPORTUNITIES IN THE N EW BIRTH OF CHINA

Faulkes - Federlein

Kretschmer

Rochester

Emanuel Herman Giedt Danzig, North Dakota

FEMINISM

Alfred Scott Priddis

Angelus

BOYS AND THE PLAYGROUND

Clement Garibaldi Lanni

THE MESSAGE OF IBSEN

Russell Aubrey Lipscomb

Aria in D -

Rochester

Renaud

Rochester

Rochester

Demarest

ORDER O F EXERCISES

ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND Honors

CONFERRING OF BACHELORS' DEGREES

ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES BY THE PRESIDENT

CONFERRING OF ADVANCED D EGREES

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES

COMMENCEMENT HYMN

0 Mater academica R ocestriensis, 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 lreta 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 ju vat jam in exitu dulcis memoria. Per vias due nos asperas semper ad optima; Mercedes da perpetuas, bona crelestia !

BENEDICTION

Postlude-March from Queen of Sheba

MR. NORMAN NAIRN AT THE ORGAN

Gounod

ORDER OF EXERCISES

ORGAN b) Legend - - - -{~a) Scherzo Symphonique - -

c) Processional-Coronation March

PRAYER

ORATIONS FOR THE DAVIS MEDALS

THE ADMISSION OF ILLITERATE IMMIGRANTS

Charles Hamilton Storer

OPPORTUNITIES IN THE N EW BIRTH OF CHINA

Faulkes - Federlein

Kretschmer

Rochester

Emanuel Herman Giedt Danzig, North Dakota

FEMINISM

Alfred Scott Priddis

Angelus

BOYS AND THE PLAYGROUND

Clement Garibaldi Lanni

THE MESSAGE OF IBSEN

Russell Aubrey Lipscomb

Aria in D -

Rochester

Renaud

Rochester

Rochester

Demarest

ORDER O F EXERCISES

ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND Honors

CONFERRING OF BACHELORS' DEGREES

ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES BY THE PRESIDENT

CONFERRING OF ADVANCED D EGREES

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES

COMMENCEMENT HYMN

0 Mater academica R ocestriensis, 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 lreta 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 ju vat jam in exitu dulcis memoria. Per vias due nos asperas semper ad optima; Mercedes da perpetuas, bona crelestia !

BENEDICTION

Postlude-March from Queen of Sheba

MR. NORMAN NAIRN AT THE ORGAN

Gounod

The Graduating Class

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS

John Murray Foster in Education and Sociology Leo Patrick Red.ding in History and Latin

Leslie Eugene Woodcock in Sociology, Economics and Philosophy Marguerite Arnold Castle in English and Philosophy

Muriel Day in Sociology, Economics and Political Science

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE

Erle Monroe Billings in Chemistry Henry Hendricks Keef in Physics, Chemistry and Education, Arthur Louis Schoen in Physics

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF AR.TS

James F ranklin Bills as of the Class of 1914

George Edwin Brown Charles Willard Burt Edward James Doyle Emanuel Herman Giedt

Roth Jeannette Alexa;,der Helen Constance Barker Vina Maq~·aret Biggart Ethel Lucile Bloomingdale Adelaide Colvin Bowen Florence Margaret Broxholm Marian Hildegarde Clapp Hazel Marie Clark

GENERAL COURSE

Joseph Grosa Alfred Augustus Johns Edward Andrew Kotary Harold Robert Leve Carlton Stewart Nash Alfred Scott Priddis

Alice Bertha Collyer Rose Luella Curtis Josephine de la Lys Velma Elizabeth Hallauer Doris Winifred Hawks Wilhelmina Henrietta Horn J eannette Elizabeth Kies Irene Isabella La Flamme

CLASSICAL LITERATURE AS MAJOR

Florence Marie Farlow

MODERN LITERATURE AS MAJOr

Winifred Edmunds Edwards

PHILOSOPHY AS MAJOR

Fred Andrews Ratcliffe Thomas John Shannon George Edmund Skiff William Franklin Spafford Raymond Townsend

Florence 1'1elen Pierce Helen Mildred Redfield Mary Irene Rownd Hazel Irene Stebbins Mabel Margaret Truesdell Mary Weaver Ada Josephine White Josephine Wronker

John Albert Jessup Harold Webster Thomas

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Harold Lattimore Alling Robert Winsper Angevine Laurence Bruce Atkins Marion Craig Barry Arling Dix Brown Floyd Juliand Buffington

as of the Class of 1914

Ward Orin Griffen

Fred Myron Chesbro

Gordon Harkness Gliddon

Ch a rles Ward Fuller

GENERAL COURSE

Charles Francis Doyle Clarence Edward Evans Anthony James Guzzetta Clement Garibaldi Lanni Russell Aubrey Lipscomb Harry Christian Malt Warner Wells Palmer

Jean Elanore Goldstein

CHEMISTRY AS MAJOR

Ezra Potter Remington as of the Class of 1914

Harold Frederick Robbins Frank Sackett Schoonover, Jr . Winfield Wentworth Scott Harold Shantz Charles Hamilton Storer

Horace Gilbert Swan

GEOLOGY AS MAJOR

Anna Pearl Van Aalst

PHYSICS AS MAJOR

Rudolph Louis Schmidt Homer William Storey

MECHANICAL ENGINE ERING AS MAJOR

Charles Frederick Wolters, Jr. 1

SIXTY-FIFTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT

WEDNESDAY, J UNE SIXTEENTH

NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN

111 the Third Presbyterian Church-Ten A. M.

)