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FORTY-THIRD

ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT

1915

THE UNIVERSITY ARMORY

THURSDAY. JUNE TENTH. AT TEN O'Q..OCK

ORDER OF EXERCISES

SONG-"Hail, Minnesota"

Minnesota, hail to thee,Hail to thee, our College dear,

Thy light shall ever beA beacon bright and clear;

Thy sons and daughters trueWill proclaim thee near and far;

They will guaxd thy fame;And adore thy name;

Thou shalt be their Northern Star.

INVOCATION

Like the stream that bends to sea,Like the pine that seeks the blue,

Minnesota, still for theeThy sons are strong and true.

From thy woods and waters fair,From thy prairies waving far,

At thy call they throng,With their shout and song,

Hailing thee their Northern Star.

The Reverend O. J. JOHNSON) B.D., President of GustavusAdolphus College

ADDRESS-"University Ideals· versus University Idols"

ALBERT Ross HILL) Ph.D., LL.D., President of the Universityof Missouri

SONG-"Our Commencement Pledge"

To be sung by the Senior Class

Campus halls, and campus friends,farewell,

On we pass with the great dim throng.We have to ask a last God-speedFrom the ones we have loved so long.For the happy fleeting days 'round the

campus knoll,

CONFERRING OF D:SGREES

All must vanish as we forward aim,Square of shoulder, clear of eye,Keeping safe the vision high.For we'll not forget thee, Minnesota,Loyalty we pledge thee, Minnesota,Fair the trust thou givest, Alma Mater,High our trust-the dear old college

name.

President GEORGE EDGAR VINCENT) Ph.D., LL.D.

ANNOUNCEMENT OF HONORS AND PRIZES

HYMN-"America"

My Country I 'tis of thee,Sweet land of liberty,

Of thee I sing;Land where my fathers died ILand of the Pilgrims' prideFrom every mountain side

Let freedom ring I

My native Country, thee­Land of the noble, free-

Thy name I love;I love thy rocks and rills,Thy woods and templed hills;My heart with rapture thrills

Like that above.

Our fathers' God I to Thee,Author of liberty,

To Thee we sing;Long may our land be brightWith freedom's holy light;Protect us by Thy might,

Great God, our King I

BENEDICTION

The Reverend O. J. JOHNSON} B.D.

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CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION

THE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE,

AND THE ARTS

BACHELORS OF ARTS

EARL LEONARD ABRAMSON

HARRIET HOWE AHLERS

MARION CAROLYN ALEXANDER

JOHN BURNS ALLEN·

HARRY LLOYD ALTMAN

HELEN SCOTT ANDERSEN

RAYMOND WESLEY ANDERSON·

LUCILE BABCOCK

FANNIE ELIZABETH BAKER

EARLE HENRY BALCH·

GRACE MURIEL BALLARD

MARGARET BARNARD

JULIA BARTHOLET

ESTHER SAWYER BATES

SYBIL PEARL BATES

AILEEN BELYEA

RUTH CLARE BENGSTON

LILLIE MARIE ELIZA BERG

FLORENCE ELIZABETH BERNHARDT

ETTA BLANK

BONNIE BELLE BOARDMAN

ETHEL FRANCES BooBAR

OSCAR ARMET BRECKE

GAIL REBECCA BROBERG

RUDOLPH FERDINAND BROSIUS

MARY LUCILE BROWN

N ANNIE ELIZABETH BROWN

FREDERICK AUGUST BRUCHHOLZ

CLYDE WILBUR BUELL

RAYMOND BURR·

ADA MARY BUSH

KENNETH SIMMS CALDWELL

LUCIA HESTER CAMP

HARRY DEAN CAMPBELL·

FRANK CARLETON, JR.·

OLGA JOSEPHINE CARLSON

THORGNY CARLSON·

MAR Y CARUFEL

BESSIE MARGARET CASEY

CATHERINE BARKER CATES

RUTH CHAMBERLAIN

GLADYS MERLE CHAPMAN

GLADYS DIANA CHATMAN

IRENE ELIZABETH COLAHAN

DAGNY IRENE DAHL

CHARLES MILBY DALE·

DOROTHY EMMA DOLLENMAYER

HAYDN OLIN DUKE

HELEN DUNN

MARSHALL LOYD DUNN·

EDNA HUGHES EDWARDS

ELIZABETH EL WELL

ARTHUR CLARENCE ERDALL

CLARA AUGUSTA ERDMANN

JOHN LAWRENCE ERICKSON

HILDEGARDE ERSTAD

SYBIL ISABELLE FLEMING

OLIVE CHARLOTTE FLETCHER

LYDIA MAE WILHELMINA FREDELL

ELSA FRITSCHE

HARLAN FROST·

MARY ROYCRAFT GALE

JOHN SEAMAN GARNS

ALFRED LEROY GAUSEWITZ

CARL LUTHER GAVER·

ARTHUR RUSSELL GAYLORD

ARTHUR JOHN GEIB

LOUISE GELLERMAN

BEATRICE MARIE GIBSON

HELEN CAMERON GORDON

BARBARA ELIZABETH GREEN

MARGUERITE ANNA GRIMM

CORA HAGEN

SIGURD HAGEN

GERTRUDE HENRIETTA HAGY

QUINCY HAROLD HALE·

CARL INMAN HALL·

HOWARD LEWIS HALL

WILLIAM HAMM, JR.

HELEN WINIFRED HARDY

HARRY DOOR HARPER

SUSAN LOUISE HATCH

ALMA CECILIA HAUPT

ETHEL HAUSER

BARBARA HEALY

ALTHEA CHARLOTTE HEITSMITH

JULIA FRANCES HERRICK

CELIA VIOLET HICKS

CLARA ELLA HOFFERT

HOUGHTON HOLLIDAY

• Rendered a real service as adviser to freshmen during the year 1914·15.

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MAY FLORENCE HOLT

FRANK BROOKES HUBACHEK

ALICE DOROTHY HURLBURT

JESSE HUSTON

ORA ADELAIDE HYDE

RICHARD JOHN ILSE

DIXIE INGERSOLL

RUTH MARION JESMORE

CARL JOHNSON

CORA HELEN JOHNSON

ELLA JOHNSON

IDA FREDERICA JOHNSON

ELIZABETH. JOHNSTON

CARL HERMAN KELLER­

WILLIAM HUBERT KENNEDY­

BESSIE LAURA KIRK

LEOTA KIRLIN' , .

. GEORGE FRED KLEIN

STELLA MAY KLI~E

ELSA OLGA KLIPPSTEIN

HELEN ,KNO\VL:rON'

VIOLA CLEVA KOOK

GRETA CELIA LAGRO

HELEN MARIELALIN

WALTER BARNES LANG

MILDRED LASLEY

GRACE ELIZABETH LEHMANN

HAROLD JUDSON LEONARD

ALICE GRISWOLD LEWIS

OLIVE BARNETT LEWIS

EMIL LINDSTROM:

GORM LOFTFIELD

HARRIET MARCELIA LUCAS

DONALD BARDWELL LUNDSTEN

MARGARET COOLEY LYNCH

JAMES RENWICK MCCULLOUGH

MILDRED ANNA MCENARY

FRANK GROVER McFADDEN

CATHERINE MCGREGOR

JOHN CECIL McKEE

LILLIAN STEWART MCLAUGHLIN

HERBBRT SIGF'RED MAGNEY

LAURA MANLEY

GRACE VAN ETTEN MANN

CLARA ALICE MEALEY

FAYE MEDLEY

CALLIE MERRITT

TERESA CATHERINE MICHEL

STELLA FLORENCE MILLER

LOY MOLUMBY,

'MINERVA MORSE

GENESTE MULLER

THERESA ISABEL MULREAN

MARGARET F'AE NEASE

KATHERINE ViNCENT NELSON

RUDOLPH NEL'STEAD

SELMA NESS

LUCILE NEWCOMB

EVERIL NEWTON

ALFRED JOHN NOLL

NANA BETSEY NOREN

RUPERT DYER O'BRIEN­

WANDA NORINA ORTON

ALFRED CARL OTT

CARL WESLEY PAINTER

LOUIS LYNNE PEAVEY­

AGNES SOPHIA PETERSON

JAY BERNHARD PETERSON

MARIE CROWE PETERSON

RUTH JOHANNA PETRI

JEAN ST. JOHN PLANT

JULIE PLANT

JESSIE WINIFRED PORTER

WILLIAM LYNN RADKE

RALPH EDWIN RICHARDS'

HERBERT LEROY RITTER

SARA RIVET

ALBERT JAMES ROBERTSON­

BOLES ALBERT ROSENTHAL

CLAIRE GENEVIEVE RUANE

HELEN DOROTHY RUSHFELDT

KENNETH SALISBUil.'Y .

JOHN SALMOND

FLORENCE SALZER

FREDA SCHAEFER

ELIZABETH SCHMIDT

MABEL EMMA SCHWERIN

JEANNETTE HAMILTON ,SCOTT

LILLIAN MARIE SEYFJuED

CHARLES SAMUEL SHELDON

CHARLINE LILLIAN SHELP

tESTHER NATALIE SHOL

JOSEPHINE SIBLEY

HARRIETTE MARTHA SMITH

SELDEN SPENCER SMITH­

VERNA MARY SMITH

ANNE ERNESTINE SPIltS

NORA BERGETTE STEENERSON

SEIFORDE STELLWAGEN

, HAZEL LUCILLE STILES,

W ALTER HERBERT STOWE­

CLIFFORD EVERETT SWARTZELL

* Rendered a reaf service as adviser to freshmen during the year 1914-15.

t Died May 27. 1915. Degree conferred post obitum.

RINEHART JOHN SWENSON*

CARL MARTIN PETER TEIGEN·'

OLIVE ELIZABETH THOMM

ROBERT RAYMOND THOMPSON*

ADALINE REEVE TRAIN

RUTH V AN TUYL

HILDEGARDE EVELYN W ANOUS

ROSETTA CHARLOTTE WEBER

KATHRYN WEBSTER

ELLEN HOPE WELLS

FLORENCE WELLS

ELIZABETH IRENE WHITE

ENID IRENE WILCOX

JUNE LOUISE WIMER

ELLA WIPPERMAN

TEMPLE FRANKIE MARIE YOUNG

BACHE~ORS.OF SCIENCE

ALLEN RICHARD ANDERSON' GEORGE MERKERT

HILDING CORNELIUS ANDERSON CECILE ROSE MORIARTY

JOHAN MARTINARNSON 'GUSTAF THEODORE NOIU>IN;'

EDWIN STUART BROWN EDGAR HUGHES NORRIS

GEORGE MAURICE CONSTANS HENRY ODLAND

CARL CHAMBERLYN CoWIN MORSE JOSEPH SHAPIRO

JOHN BENEDICT DOYLE MILLARD FERDINAND JOSEPH SlilTH

OSCA'2. JOHN REUBEN FREED THOMAS JOSEPH SNODGRASS

EVERETT KINNE GEER SAMUEL BERNHARDT SOLHAUG

WILLIAM WINFRED KLIMA JOHN WILLIAM STUHR

ARTHUR LARSON ADOLPH GUSTAVE SUND

JOHN CHARNLEY MCKINLEY· THEODORE HIGGINS SWEETSER

CHESTER ORLO TANNER

THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND THE

MECHANIC ARTS

CIVJL ENGINEERS

WALTER CAREY BRENCHLEY, B.S.

GEORGE COTTINGHAM. JR.

CARL EDWIN EKBERG,B.S.·

JOHN CARROLL HUSTAD, B.S..

EDGAR WILLIAM JOHNSON, B.S.

HOWARD

-~. '

MAURICE BERNHART LAGAARD, B.S.

LOUIS LARSON,B.S. :

LESTER MORRIS MITCHELL, B.S•

. LEONARD EUGENE OTT, B.S.

CEDRIC STANLEY WEATHERILL, B.S.

NELSON WEIGEL, B.S.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

EUGENE HERBERT' ADLER,' B.S;

ROY OWEN DUNHAM, B.S; .

DOUGLASS ELLIOTT, B.S.'

WILLIAM RINEHARDT EVERETT, B.S.

EUGENE LUCIEN FALLON, B.S.

HAROLD RUSSELL HARRIS, B.S.

OTTO EMANUEL JACKSON, B.S.···

CARL JOHN JOHNSON; B$.

ELMER WALTER JOHNSON, B.S.

GEORGE RAY JONES, B.S.

HENRY STANLEY LOEFFLER, B.S.

SOHN HOWARD PUTZ, B.S."

BURTON ROBERTSON, 'B.S.

CARL WILLIAM SCHROEDER, B.S•.

EVERETT SPENCE'2. TALLiIADGB; B.S;

KARL FRED WUEST, B,S•

• R~nd~r~d a ral s~"ic~ as advis~r to' fr~hm~n during th~ year 1914-15.

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MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

JAMES ALBERT COLVIN, B.S.

JOHN HENRY GAMMELL, B.S.

LAURENCE DARWIN HAMMOND, B.S.

JAMES LEO HARTNEY, B.S.

ARTHUR CHARLES HUBBELL, B.S.

HARRIS J OHN MAYER" B.S.

ALBERT LEANDER PETERSON. B.S.

FLETCHER ROCKWOOD, B.S.

CLARENCE JULIAN SNOW, B.S.

PAUL WILLIAM THAYER" B.S.

BACHELORS OF. SCIENCEIn EngineeritJg

CHRISTOPHER AASLAND

GEORGE THEOD(}RE' ANDERS,ON',

JOSEPH WILLJAll ANDERSON'

RALPH REGINALD BOYLES

HILMAR BARMAN CHRISTtANSON

MILTON ELWOOD CROSBY

THOMAS LERoy CROSWELL

WILLIAM ARTHUR CUDDY

JOHN GEORGE DORSEY

HENRY CLAUS THOMAS EGGERS

DAVID MURRAY GILTINAN

STANLEY HEWITT HAYNES

DAN HELMICK

HARRY MERLE HJERMSTAD

ABNER WALDO HOLMBERG

ELTING W.'DE HOUGHTALING

ALEXANDER BENJAMIN JOHNSON

lORIS VAUGHAN JONES

lVOR VAUGHAN JONES

ROBERT AP JONES

C!-INTON BOWEN KERNS

RALPH JAMES KNIGHT

'. ,.: .~ .

SCOTT LAWRENCE

THOMAS KENNETH~LEONARD

RICHARD EUGENE Lu1'Z

EARLE DOUGLAS McKAy

CLIFFORD EUGENE OLAisON

GEORGE MILTON ORR

OLAF LAURITZ OUSTAD

BENJAMIN ATLEE PRATT

EARL HOVEY ROBERTS

OLAV MARTIN RUFSVOLD

ELMEII. SCOTT

RUTCHER SKAGERBERG

HERMAN WILLIAM SKON

OSCAR EMANUEL SWENSON

HARRY THOMAS THOMPSON

CHARLES EDWARD TUPPER

Roy HAZELTON TURNER

JOHN CLEMENT WEST

HALSEY HAMMOND WILCOX

CARL DANIEL WILD

WARREN WITHEE

WILLIAM SAMUEL WOLFF

THE'.cOLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE

BACHELORS OF SCIENCECourse in Agriculture

FRANCIS JOHN BROWN

THOMAS MALCOLM BROWN

HUGH KENNAN BUMGARDNER

ELLIOT DWIGHT CLAGUE

FRANKLIN CHARLES CLAPP

GEORGE LEIBIUS COMLOSSY

ARTHUR CHESTER DAHLBERG

PAUL ERNEST DERBY

ARTHUR ELMER ENlj:RSON

THOMAS :HOWARD FERRELL

JOHNBENJAMI~ FLYGARE

ROBERT GEIGER.

FRANK LORENZ GERTEN

GEORGE NEIL HANSEN

HAROLD FII.EDERICK HARRISON

lNGYAR HUSBY'

ROSWELL PHILIP INGRAM

EMIL WILLIAM JAHNKE'

, WILLIAM CLARENCEI(AL.ASH

CHARLES MARTIN KELEHAN

DANIEL PAUL,KINGSLEY

FRANS EDWIN KNOCK

ALVIN HALVER LARSON

JOHN JAY MCCANN'.

ROBERT NESBITT McLEAN

CALTON LEWIS BRETZ MECK

• Rendered a real service as adviser to freshmen during the year 1914·15.

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ALFRED STILES MERRILL

NELOF NELSON

REMINGTON ORSINGER

WILLARD JAMES RYAN'

RALPH HERMAN SHOEMAKER

ROBERT GEORGE SNYDER

OTTO EUGENE STEPHL

ARTHUR V AN STORM

HERBERT MANCHESTER TASKER

HAROLD ANDREW VAN SLYKE

JOHN JAY yIETS

ROYCLIFFO'RI> WALKER

FREEMAN WEISS

ROY HAROLD WILCOX

THOMAS WILSON

HENRY GEORGE ZAVORAL

BACHELORS OF SCIENCECourse in Home Economics

MURIEL MABEL AMIDON NINA EDITH HOWARD

DORIS ADALINE BABCOCK RUTH VICTORIA JOHNSON

ALMA BERGELJOT BERG MARGARET AGATHA JOYCE

BERNICE CB'.\RLOTTE BOECKH ANGELINE VIRGINIA KEENAN

MARTHA LOUISE BOECKH MARGUERITE FLORENCE' KNOPP

HELEN ELIZABETH BUMGARDNER CAREY PAULYNE LARSON

ALICE MAY BURNHAM MARJORIE WILSON LEE

ORA KATHERINE CONLEY FLORENCE MAY LOOMIS

CLARA CORNELIUSEN INGINE LYNNER

MARY DUNPHY HANNAH CHRISTINE NELSON

RUTH ANN FORTIER FLORENCE EMMA OLSON

INEZ MAUD FOSTER' JESSIE FANNY REED

ELLA EMMA FREELAND ETHEL OLIVE Russ

HELEN GLOTFELTER MYRTLE LORENA SAMPSOli

HELEN FAIR HALE MARIAN OLIVE SEAGER

CHARLOTTE AMANDA HILLESTAD CORA HENRIETTA SEVERSON

SUSAN ALICE HOUGH VERA SMOLLETT

JUNE ETHELYN HdwARD MARGARET AMELIA SOUTH

HELGA MARGARETA SWENDSEN

THE C()LtEGE OF FORESTRY

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE"'!nForestry

JENNER DE GUIRE CHANCE

FRAN~ DUNCAN DUNN

CARL MARTIN HAWKINSON

THORVALD SCHANTZ-HANSEN

PAUL CLAYTON SISCHO

HIRAM ERNEST WYMAN

THE LAW SCHOOL

BACHELORS OF LAWS

MARK HENRY AMUNDSON, B.A.

THOMAS WHELEN ANDRESEN'

BENJAMIN EARL ARNOLD, B.A.

THOMAS WEtCINGTON BE'ARs'OSCAR ARMEl-HaECKE

RAy ANDREWS BROWN; B.A.'

CARLETON BURRIER

ELMER LESLIE DILLS; 'B.A•

JOHN CHARLES DWAN, B.A.

LAWRENCE FREDERICK FAGERSTROM, B.A.

WALDORF LOUIS GANSSLE

ALFRED OLAI HALVORSON '

GALE PILLSBURY HILYER,' B.A; : ',-.HgNRY HOVDA, B.A. '

LAWRENCE JAQUES, B.A. "

JOliN JENSWOLD, B.A. '

• Rendered a real service as adviser to freshmen during the year 1914-15.

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i ~'".

ANDREW PERCY KEEFE

HJALMAR ARNOLF LINSTROM, B.A.

GRANT STREET MACARTNEY, B.A.

OSWALD MALAND

HARRY GIlANT MARTIN

HYMEN ZAPH MENDOWITZ

LOY MOLUMBY

FRANK ENOCH MORSE, B.A.·

GLENN MOYER

ERLING SCHRIVER NORBY

MICHAEL O'DONNELL

RALPH SETH PARKER

CRARLES MARTIN. POLLOCK .

THOMAS FRANCIS QUINN, B.A.CLINTON ARNOLD REHNKE

DONALD HARRISON RICKER

THEODOR SAMUEL SLEN, B.A.

SIDNEY STADSVOLD, B.A.

SEIFORD STELLEWAGEN ..

LEO ALBERT TEM.MEY

NATHAN MILZAR THOMPSON

PERCIVAL WILLIAM VIESSELMAN, M.A;

HARRy ANDREW WILLIAM WARNER, B.A.·

DAVID RIPLEY WEST

THE MEDICAL SCHOOLDOCTORS OF MEDICINE

The-·fol1owing students, matriculated in the University· befofe the adoptionof the required intern year,are entitled to the degree of Doetor. of Medicine.

BALDWIN BORRESON, B.S.

PAUL IRVINE CARMAN, B.S.

LLOYD THOMAS DAVIS, B.S.

HERBERT JAMES DAY, B.A.

JAMES DAY EDGAR, B.A.

WILLIAM GINSBERG, B.S.

EVERETT EDWIN GREENE, B.S.

WALTER HENRY HALLORAN

TREODORE FREDRICK HAMMER-

MEISTER, B.S.

ERLING WILHELM HANSEN, B.S.

GEORGE ARNOLD HOLM, B.S.

JOSEPH OWEN McKEON, B.S.

FRANK BENJAMIN MACH, B.S.

ARTHUR EDWARD MARK, B.S.

RUSSELL Roy N OICE, B.S.

HENRY ODLAND

JOHN HENRY FREDERICK SCHROEDER, B.S.

JOSEPH JOHN STRATTE, SR.

CLAYTON KAY WILLIAMS, B.S.

CERTIFICATESThe following students, matriculated since the adoption of the required in­

tern year, receive a certificate for the four years of study prescribed by theMedical School and will receive the degree of Doctor of Medicine upon the com­pletion of a year as intern in an approved hospital, or of one year's work in anapproved laboratory, or of one year's work in an approved school of publichealth.

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HARRY CLARK

JOHN PERCY GREAVES·

ARNOLD HAMEL, B.A.

OLGA HANSEN, B.S.

BRUCE JARVIS, B.S.

FREDOLPH MAGNEY, B.S.

LOUIS MITCHELL; B.A,·

JOHN O'NEILL·

TRYGVE OFTEDAHL

,ROYPAVNB, B.A.

HENRY RUUD, B.S.

RICHEY WAUGH, B.S.

OTTO WINTER, B.A.

GRADUATES IN NURSINGRUTH ELEANORE ANDERSON ANNA GOSMAN

ELIZABETH JANE' BAUDIN FLORENCE GERTRUDE HULETT

MILDRED LAURA BERTiE ·ALMA DORA JOHN,SON

RUTH MARIE COLBERG MARY MARGERylNIGHTINGALE

AGNES GENEVIEVE FLEMING. LENA THOMPSON

CLARA Lucy WINTER

• Rendered a real service as adviser to freshmen during the year 1914·15.

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THE COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY

DOCTORS OF DENTAL SURGERY

EDWARD LOUIS BALDUS

HENRY BANK

NELSON BERNARD BENSON

KARL BJORAKER

MICHAEL EDWARD BONNER

JAMES HAROLD BROWN

LEONARD CONRAD BRUSLETTEN

JAMES STEVENSON BURRILL

JOHN FRANCIS CLANCY

HAROLD DEGNAN

JOSEPH WILLIAM DIEDRICH

WILLIAM DANIEL DIESSNER

WILLIAM EDWARD DISTEL

ALBERT LEO DOMEIER

EARL ASAPH ELLSWORTH

ELVIN FREDERICK ENGLUND

WALTER JOHN ERICKSON

GEORGE DOWNS ESTES

MAURICE WILLIAM CARLYLE FARRELL

GEORGE ANSON FELLOWES

LAWRENCE OLE HALVERSON

LEE ANTHONY HARKER·

RAYMOND RICHARD HENRY

FREDERICK WESLEY HINDS

DE WITT SILAS HORN

CLARENCE RAYMOND JACOBSON

RUSSELL JOSEPH JEVNE

GEORGE PERCY JORGENSON

CHESTER HALIBURTON LONGLEY

SPURGEON CLEMENTS LUEBEN

RAYMOND LUITEN

EARL FABIAN LUSSIER

HILARY MISZEWSKI

ANDREW TORFIN MORSTAD

JAMES HURT MUNDY, JR.

ALF EINAR NANNESTAD

ARTHUR HENRY N OBBS

ALBERT ODELL

GARFIELD ELMER OFELT

CLARENCE .. CONSTANTIN OLSON

DONALD WELLS OSTRANDER

PAUL STANLEY PARKER

REUBEN PENNINGTON

IVAN JOHN PETERSON

RICHARD POLAK

GEORGE ALBERT PYNN

RAY EDWARD RAMAKER

CARL JUDSON RICE

ELLSWORTH ARTHUR RIEKE

VICTOR EMANUEL SANDBERG

ORVIN SAUBY

FRED SCHAPLER

ALEXANDER SCHULDT

NINES SIMMONS

JOHN EVERETT SIMPSON

VANE STOWE

LEWIS THOM

AARON WALDEMAR THOMPSON

OSBORNE TORGERSON

ARTHUR VERNE

GEORGE REYNOLD WALSTROM

WILLIAM FRANKLIN WIEMANN

EDWIN WILLIAMS

SAMUEL YNGVE

THE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

BACHELORS OF PHARMACY

MARIE WILHELMINA PONTHAN

FRANK WHITEFIELD REED

PETERSON EMILIA ANASTASIA SCHATZ

ARTHUR JOSEPH TREACY

JOHN WILLIAM DARGAVEL

LAWRENCE LAWLER

RUDOLPH WASHINGTON

GRADUATES IN PHARMACY

WILLIAM FREDERICK BEHRENDS

ELIZABETH BOROVSKY

JOHN DONNER

ALLAN MANLEY GILBERT

EARL NATHANIEL GREENBERG

FRANCIS RAGNAR HAMMARSTEN

CHARLES TOMKINS HELLER, JR.

OLIVE HOWARD

WARREN HAROLD KLINKER

THEODORE MINTON LARSON

OTTO RUDOLPH LEONARD

ERIC.H LUEDTKE

• Rendered a real service as adviser to freshmen. during the year 1914-15.

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LAURA HELEN ~ANDERFELD

WILLIAM MLINAR

FRANCIS WILLIAM ~OUDRY

ROBERT NELSON

ARTHUR GEORGE NIEMI

VICTOR NOREEN

~ERLYN NOTT

NEWTON VERE SANDERS

WALDEMAR, ~OSES SHERK

WILLIAM FREDERICK STEINER

JOSEPH V ADHEIM

THE SCHOOL OF MINESENGINEERS OF MINES

WILL[AM VICTOR, BUTLER

ALFRED CHRISTENSON

~ALCOLM WILLIS CLARK

WALTER AUGUSTINE COLLER,

ALBERT CAR,LMAR HAUGAN

LOUIS SHEPHERD HEILIG

CHARLES KERR

HERMAN NEERLAND

FRED CHRISTIAN JOHNSON RAMSING

RICHARD ~ARCUS SANCHEZ

HENRY HOPKINS WADE

PAUL STEVENS WILLIAMS

THE SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRYCHEMICAL ENGINEERS

DARWIN ~AY. B.S. GUILFORD ALDEN ~ORSE

BACHELORS OF SCIENCEIn Chemistry

ELMER THOMAS FEGAN

GUILFORD ALDEN MORSE

LESLIE RAYMOND OLSEN

HUGO RINGSTROM, B.A.

STANIL TONCHEFF

THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

BACHELORS OF ARTSIn Education

HATTIE EMILE ANDERSGORD

THOMAS ~EADE BIDDLECOMBE

EMMA REGINA BJONERUD

SUSAN BLASE

HANNAH MARGARET BOE

ADELINE ~ARIE BROBECK

GENEVIEVE ADELIA BROWN

JESSIE LILLIE BURRALL

THERON SUMNER CASTNER

JOSEPH EARL CUMMINGS

~ARGARETTE EVANS DIX

DOROTHY FOOT

SARAH GAUGHAN

NORMA LET A GOODELL

FLORENCE INEZ GRISWOLD

GLADYS ~ARGARET HENTON

KARL JOHN HOLZINGER

PAUL

SYBIL JOHNSON

LOUISE MARIE KUEHN

OLGA ANITA ~AYER

SUSIE IRENE: MOE

W ALTER WILLIAM ~UESING

LOUISE ~AGDALENE NICKELS

ROSE CATHERINE O'BRIEN

ALFRED VICTOR OVERN

LEE RANDALL PEMBERTON

SAMUEL ~ILTON RALSTON

~ARGARET ROBERTS

~ABEL RUTAN

ROBERT SCOFIELD

LILLIAN SEVATSON

LULA MAY WALLACE

JOHN FRED WATSCHKE

FREDERICK WEI!:R5ING

WILLIAM WETZEL·

• Rendered·a real service as adviser to freshmen during the year 1914-15.

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THE GRADUATE SCHOOL

MASTERS OF ARTS

WILLOUGHBY M!lVNARD BABCOCK, JR.

B. A. '14, MinnesotaMajor, HistoryMinor, Political ScienceThesis, Camp Life in the Union

Armies During' the Civil War.:\. Study from the Letters andDiaries of Brevet-Brigadier GeneralWilloughby Babcock of Seventy­fifth New York Volunteers

THEODORE CHRISTIAN BLEGEN

B. A. '12, MinnesotaMajor, HistoryMinor, EnglishThesis, An Introduction to a Bio­

graphy of Hugh Peters, With aStudy of Antimonianism in theColony of Massachusetts Bay

ANDREW JOHANNES BOE

B. A. '06, St. Olaf CollegeMajor, EducationMinor, SociologyThesis, The Problem of the Rural

Church in Minnesota

WINFRED GERALD BOLCOM

B. A. '09, MinnesotaMajor, EconomicsMinor, Political ScienceThesis, Seasonal Unemployment

FLORENCE MARIE BRAWTHEN

B. A. in Educ. '14, MinnesotaMajor, EducationMinor, PsychologyThesis, An Analytical Study of the

Transference of Training

LIZZIE MAY BROWN

B. A. '14, North DakotaMajor, HistoryMinor, Political SCienceThesis, Indian Affairs in Illinois

from 1815 to 1820

MARY LOUISA BRYANT

B. A. '13, MinnesotaMajor, EnglishMinor, GreekThesis, Studies in the History and

Structure of the Chester Cycle

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WILLIAM WALLACE BUTLER

B. S. '13, Highland CollegeMajor, EconomicsMinor, SociologyThesis, Municipal Ownership in Min­

nesota

WALTER EDWARD CAMP

B. A. '12, MissouriMajor, AnatomyMinor, PathologyThesis, The Development of the

Suprapericardial Body in SqualusAcanthias

ROYAL NORTON CHAPMAN

B. A. '14, MinnesotaMajor, EntomologyMinor, Animal BiologyThesis, The External Morphology of

Agrilus Bilineatus

GEORGE HENSHAW CHILDS

B. A. '14, MinnesotaMajor, Animal BiologyMinor, AnthropologyThesis, Some Observations on the

Life History of the Water Spring­tail

GOPAL MAHADER CHIPLUNKER

B. A. '10, Bombay, IndiaMajor, EducationMinor, PsychologyThesis, A Brief Survey of the Social

and Economic Trend in MinnesotaHigh Schools

ALTA POMEROY CHURCHILL

B. A. '09, MinnesotaMajor, EnglishMinor, EducationThesis, A Study in Modern Technique

-BELLE MAY COMSTOCK

B. A. '10, MinnesotaMajor, LatinMinor, PhilologyThesis, The Lucretian Theory.of the

Soul

IVAN OSCAR HANSEN

B. A. '14, MinnesotaMajor, Political ScienceMinor, HistoryThesis, Legislative Control of Citiesin California under a FreeholdersCharter

GLADYS AMELIA HARRISON

B. A. '14, MinnesotaMajor, EnglishMinor, HistoryThesis, The Diary of Sir Simonds

D'Ewes, deciphered, from January1622 to April 1624

JENS HJELMSTAD

B. A.'12, South DakotaMajor, ScandinavianMinor, EnglishThesis, Ibsen's Social Dramas

ESTHER ANITA HURWICH

B.A.'12, Iowa State Teachers CollegeMajor, EnglishMinor, RhetoricThesis, The Biographic Elements in

English Fiction and the Rise ofthe Dramatic Method

ARNOLD VINCENT JOHNSTON

B. A. '11, Augustana CollegeMajor, Political ScienceMinor, EconomicsThesis, Municipal Home Rule in

Oregon

EMIL JOSI

B; A. in Educ. '14, MinnesotaMajor, EconomicsMinor, SociologyThesis, Unemployment, Some Causes

and Remedies, with Brief Referen.::eto Minnesota

THENIA CHILCOTT JOSI

B. A. '08, UtahMajor, EnglishMinor,· RhetoricThesis, Brieux as a Social Dramatist

ELSA PETRONELLA KRAUCH

B. A. in Educ. '14, Minnesota.Major, PhilologyMinor, GermanThesis, The Individuality of Langua­

ges Exemplified by an HistoricalComparison of German and English

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NELS LANGSJOEN

B. A. '11, Gustavus AdolphusMajor, PhilologyMinor, FrenchThesis, A Comparison of Esperanto

and Ido

SOLVEIG MAGDALENE MAGELSSEN

B. A. '12, MinnesotaMajor, HistoryMinor, RhetoricThesis, The Life of a Pioneer: Social

Conditions in Illinois, 1815 to 1820

ALFRED EDWARD MALLON

B. A. '14, Amherst CollegeMajor, GeologyMinor, MineralogyThesis, The Holyoke Range

ROSEMARY KATHLEEN MOONAN

B. A. '13, St. Clara CollegeMajor, LatinMinor, EnglishThesis, The Scientific Terms of

Lucretius

ROSE MARY MUCKLEY

B. A. '12, MinnesotaMajor,OermanMinor, EnglishThesis, An Investigation into the

Problem of the Fallen Woman asTreated by the Modern SocialDramatists of Germany

GEORGE HILLIS NEWLOVE

Ph. B. '14, HamlineMajor, EconomicsMinor, EducationThesis, An Accounting System for

Tailoring Establishments

SYDNEY ALLEN PATCHIN

B. A. '14, MinnesotaMajor, EconomicsMinor, SociologyThesis, The Development of Banking

in Minnesota

DAGMAR INGEBORG PETERSON

B. A. '14, Gustavus AdolphusMajor, ScandinavianMinor, GermanThesis, Mysticism in Selma Lagerliif

LOUIS RAVICZ

E. M. '14, MinnesotaMajor, GeologyMinor, PetrologyThesis, Enrichment of Silver Ores

MARION EDITH ROBBINS

Ph. B. '13, HamlineMajor, SociologyMinor, PhilosophyThesis, Some Aspects of Russian Ni­

hilism

JEAN'RuSSELL

B. A. '12, MinnesotaMajor, HistoryMinor, EconomicsThesis, The Political Relations Be­

tween France and Germany from1873 to 1875

IRA ELLSWORTH SCHULER

B. S. '09, Dakota WesleyanMajor, EnglishMinor, EconomicsThesis, The Work of the Trading

Gilds in the Control and Influenceof the Medieval Drama

JULIUS SEGALL

B. S. '14, WisconsinMajor, GeologyMinor, MiningThesis, The Origin and Occurrence of

Certain Crystallographic Inter­growths

MABEL LOVEJOY SHARPE

B. A. 'OS, MinnesotaMajor, GermanMinor, HistoryThesis, Foreshadowing of the Catas­

trophe in Schiller's Dramas

CHESTER ARTHUR STEWART

B. A. '14, MissouriMajor, AnatomyMinor, PathologyThesis, The Influence of Inanition

upon the Growth of AlbinQ. Rats

VERA LINN WRIGHT

B. A. '14, MinnesotaMajor, MathematicsMinor, PhysicsThesis, A Study of the Right Helicoid

MASTERS OF SCIENCE

ARTHUR VON KROGH ANDERSON

B. S. in Agr. '13, MinnesotaMajor, Agricultural ChemistryMinor, SoilsThesis, A Study of the Defecation

of Sorghum Juice for Sirup

ROBERT CHILDERS ASHBY

B. S. in Agr. '08, NebraskaB. A. '10, Nebraska WesleyanMajor, Animal NutritionMinor, Agricultural ChemistryThesis, A Comparison of Standard

Rations with a Self-BalancedRation for Growing and FatteningPigs

HERBERT FLOYD BERGMAN

B. S. 'OS, Kansas Agricultural CollegeMajor, BotanyMinor, EntomologyThesis, The Flora of North Dakota

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CHARLES FRANK BLISS

B. S. in Forestry '10, PennsylvaniaState College

Major, ForestryMinor, BotanyThesis, A Study of Regenerating

Engelman Spruce on Sodded Burns

J AMES EVERETT CHAPlolAN

B. A. '10, Carleton CollegeMajor, SoilsMinor, AgronomyThesis, A Study of the Fertilizer

Requirements ,of a High Moor

INEZ EVERETT

B. S. '14, MontanaMajor, NutritionMinor, Physical ChemistryThesis, Enzynes in Apples

DANA WALTER FREAR

B. S. in Agr. '09, MinnesotaMajor, Farm ManagementMinor, AgronomyThesis, Farm Management Survey in

Boulder County, Colorado

PAUL HARMER

B. S. '11, Carleton CollegeMajor, SoilsMinor, PathologyThesis, A Study of the Chemical

Constituents of Thirty-seven PeatBogs of Southern Minnesota

PAUL RAYMUND McMILLER

B. S. '11, MinnesotaMajor, SoilsMinor, GeologyThesis, A study of a Glacial and

L~e~sialSoils of the Most SoutherlyTier of Counties in Minnesota

ADOLPH NIETZ

B. A. '13, MinnesotaMajor, ChemistryMinor, PhysicsThesis,~Single Protentials of Devel­

opers!and Their Meaning

FRANK JOSEPH PIEMEISEL

It4. B. S. in Agr. '14, MinnesotaMajor, Plant PathologyMinor, BotanyThesis, Life History and Parasit­

ism of Ustilago Zeae (Beckm.)Unger

RAYMOND CHARLES ROSE

B. S. '13, MinnesotaMajor, Plant PathologyMinor, HorticultureThesis, A Fruit Spot of the Wealthyk Apple

FELIX SCHNEIDERHAN

B. S. in Agr. '14, MinnesotaMajor, Plant PathologyMinor, BotanyThesis, An Histological Investigation

of the Infection Phenomena ofLoose Smuts of Wheat and Barley

WILLIAM RAY SHANNON

B. S. '14, MinnesotaMajor, PathologyMinor, PharmacologyThesis, Experimental Cloudy Swel­

ling of the Kidney in Rabbits

DAVID OSCAR SPRIESTERSBACH

B. S. '12, MinnesotaMajor, Agricultural ChemistryMinor, BotanyThesis, Studies on the Sugars of

Sorghum

Ross THUMA

B. S. '11, OtterbeinMajor, SoilsMinor, Agricultural ChemistryThesis, Pot Experiments versus

Chemical Analysis as an Indica­tion of the Response of the Soilsto Fertilizers

KENNETH FISHER WARNER

B. A. '12, NebraskaMajor, Animal H~sbandryMinor, Farm ManagementThesis, A StUdy of the Influence of

the Popularly Accepted Conforma­tion of Lands upon Their Slaughterand Block Yields

MILDRED RUTH ZIEGLER

B. A. '14, MinnesotaMajor, ChemistryMinor, BacteriologyThesis, A Contribution to the

Knowledge of the Reiner Tie­mamm Reaction. The Role ofthe Potassium Hydroxide

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DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY

WILLIAM FITCH ALLEN

B. A. '00, M. A. '02, Leland StanfordMajor, AnatomyMinor, ZoologyThesis, The Spinal Cord of Bdell.

ostoma

EDWIN BAUMGARTNER

B. A. '10, M. A. '11, KansasMajor, AnatomyMinor, ZoologyThesis, Development of the Liver,

Gall Bladder and Hepatic Ducts inAmbystoma' Punctatum

MORRIS JOSLIN BLISH

B. S. '12, M. A. '13, NebraskaMajor, Agricultural ChemistryMinor, SoilsThesis, The Chemical Constitution

of Wheat Proteins and Their Re.lation to Baking' Strength' in Flour

PAUL EDWARD KRETZMANN

Concordia College ('02)M. A. '13, MinnesotaMajor, EnglishMinor, Philology'·'"Thesis, The Liturgical ~lement in the

Earliest Forms.,. of th~ MedievalDrama with Speci~i Reference tothe English and G~rm~n Plays.

STERLING NELSON TEMPLE

Ph. B. '05, M. A. '06, HamlineMajor, ChemistryMinor, PhysicsThesis, Equalibria in Systems of

the Higher Alcohols, Water andSalts

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HONORS AND PRIZES

HONORS

THE WESTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCEMEDAL

BOLES ALBERT ROSENTHAL

HONOR GRADUATES OF THE MILITARY DEPARTMENTTO BE REPORTED TO THE ADJUTANT GENERAL OFTH~ UNITED STATES ARMY AND THE ADJUTANTGENERAL OF THE MINNESOTA NATIONAL GUARD

Cadet Colond

THERON G. METHVEN

Cadet Lie~ttenant Colonel

HARRY A. WARNER

Cadet Majors

JOHN H. GAMMELL

~ " "..

LEIGH C. Boss

FLETCHER ROCKWOOD

JAMES HARTNEY

Cadet Captains

FRANK McFADDEN

Cadet First Lieutenants

HOWARD WEIGEL

ALFRED C. On

HUBERT W. KENNEDY

HONORS IN PUBLIC SPEAKING

CARL WESLEY PAINTER

THE EINAR HOIDALE PUBLIC SPEAKING CERTIFICATES

WENDELL LIPTON BURNS, A. '16 HOWARD LEWIS HALL

HAIlIlY DEAN CAMPBELL FRANK ENOCH MORSE

EDWIN H. CH.O\PMAN, L. '17 RUPERT DYER O'BRIEN

CARL WESLEY PAINTER

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DEGREES WITH DISTINCTION

11'£ AntMopology

ROBERT RAYMOND THOMPSON

In Animal Biology

GENESTE MUlLER

In Education

JESSIE LIU.I~ BURRALL'

In Etzglish

EARLE HENRY BALCH

Tn French

ALDENA AUGUSTA CARLSON

THORGNY CARLSON

FLORENCE ELIZABETH BERNHARDT

In History

SYBIL ISABEllE FLEMING

WALTER HERBERT STOWE

In Law

RAY ANDREWS BROWN LAWRENCE JAQUES

DAVID RIPLEY WEST

In Mathematics

KARL JOHN HOLZINGER

, In Physics

. MILDRED RACHEL NELSON

In Political Science

CARL WESLEY PAINTER. RINEHART JOHN SWENSON

In Psychology

FRANCES ERMA LoWELL

THE MOSES MARSTON SCHOLARSHIP

VERA B. FORD, B.A., Wesleyan: t.1niversity

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THE SHEVLIN FELLOWSHIPS

Science, Literature, atld the Arts

FREDERICK GALE TRYON, B.A. '14, Minnesota

Agriculture

ARTHUR VON KROGH ANDERSON, B.S. in Agr. '13, Minnesota

Medicine

CHARLES ALDEN MAGOON, B.A. '10"Bates College

Chemistr)'

DARWIN MAY, B.S. '15, Minnesota

PRIZES

THE BRIGGS PRIZES IN FOUNDRY PRACTICE

First Prize

CARROLL EUGENE LEWIS, E. '17

Second Pri::e

EDWIN FRANCIS JONES, E. '17

THE FRANK H. PEAVEY PRIZE

.. First Plac~

VINCENT FITZGERALD, A. '17

. Second Place

RUSSEUo W. MORSE, A. '17

Third Place

010lAR TITUS PFEIFFER, A. '17

THE FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE ORATORICAL CONTEST

;:! ; First Place

VINCENT FITZGERALD, A. '17

Second Place

JOHN ERNEST DAHLQUIST, A. '18

Third Place

NEIL HERMON SWANSON, A. '17

THE JOHN S. PILLSBURY PRIZES

First Prize

CARL WESLEY PAINTER

Second Prize

HILDEGARDE EVELYN W ANOUS

Third Prize·

KENNETH VOLCART RILEY, A. '16

THE ALUMNI WEEKLY GOLD MEDAL

CARL WESLEY PAINTER

THE '89 MEMORIAL PRIZE IN HISTORY

THORGNY CARLSON

Honorable Mmtion

SAMUEL MILTON RALSTON

THE FRANKO. LOWDEN PRIZE OF THE NORTHERNORATORICAL LEAGUE

CARL WESLEY PAINTER

THE DR.]. W. BELL PRIZE IN PHYSICAL DIAGNOSIS

RICHEY L. WAUGH. Thesis: "The Physical Properties of the Red Biood Cell

in the New-born."

THE ROLLIN E. CUTTS PRIZE IN SURGERY

LOUIS A. MITCHELL. Thesis: "Ovarian Transplants."

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DEGREES CONFERRED SINCE JUNE 11, 1914

BACHELORS OF ARTS

JOHN FRIESEN

DOROTHY MARGUERITE HANNAWAY

HARRIET GENEVIEVE HURLY

MARION MOORHEAD

HERMAN WILLIAM SCHROEDER

MINNIE THOMPSON

HENRY DYCK

ORLANDO HANSON

PAUL CARMAN

WILLIAM GINSBERG

In Education

CLARA MILLER

ALBERT MURRAY

BACHELORS OF SCIENCECARL WILHELM PAULSON

OLIVER HELMER PETERSON

CLAYTON WILLIAMS

In Engineering

WALTER BRENCHLEY

WILLIAM RIPLEY DORR

HUGH CURRAN

HAROLD JUNGCK

LESTER MITCHELL

RENVILLE RANKIN

Dow IRVING SEARS

In Agriculture

WILLIAM FARNQUIST

BACHELORS OF LAWS

RAY KLIMENHAGEN

ELMER McDEVITT

LEIGHTON SIMONS

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE

ALEXANDER JOSEWICH

DOCTORS OF DENTAL SURGERY

. OSCAR ECKMAN

CHARLES JAMES

CHARLES MATSON

CLARENCE NELSON

MAURICE RUNBERG

JOYCE SHEILS

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