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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 be
A beacon bright and clear;
Thy sons and daughters true
Will 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 thee
Thy 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 Gustavus
Adolphus College
ADDRESS-"University Ideals· versus University Idols"
ALBERT Ross HILL) Ph.D., LL.D., President of the University
of 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-speed
From 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 I
Land of the Pilgrims' pride
From every mountain side
Let freedom ring I
My native Country, thee-
Land 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 bright
With 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. SCIENCE
In 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 SCIENCE
Course 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 SCIENCE
Course 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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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 SCHOOL
DOCTORS OF MEDICINE
The-·fol1owing students, matriculated in the University· befofe the adoption
of 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.
CERTIFICATES
The following students, matriculated since the adoption of the required in-
tern year, receive a certificate for the four years of study prescribed by the
Medical School and will receive the degree of Doctor of Medicine upon the com-
pletion of a year as intern in an approved hospital, or of one year's work in an
approved laboratory, or of one year's work in an approved school of public
health.
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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 NURSING
RUTH 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 MINES
ENGINEERS 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 CHEMISTRY
CHEMICAL ENGINEERS
DARWIN ~AY. B.S. GUILFORD ALDEN ~ORSE
BACHELORS OF SCIENCE
In Chemistry
ELMER THOMAS FEGAN
GUILFORD ALDEN MORSE
LESLIE RAYMOND OLSEN
HUGO RINGSTROM, B.A.
STANIL TONCHEFF
THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
BACHELORS OF ARTS
In 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, Minnesota
Major, History
Minor, Political Science
Thesis, Camp Life in the Union
Armies During' the Civil War.
:\. Study from the Letters and
Diaries of Brevet-Brigadier General
Willoughby Babcock of Seventy-
fifth New York Volunteers
THEODORE CHRISTIAN BLEGEN
B. A. '12, Minnesota
Major, History
Minor, English
Thesis, An Introduction to a Bio-
graphy of Hugh Peters, With a
Study of Antimonianism in the
Colony of Massachusetts Bay
ANDREW JOHANNES BOE
B. A. '06, St. Olaf College
Major, Education
Minor, Sociology
Thesis, The Problem of the Rural
Church in Minnesota
WINFRED GERALD BOLCOM
B. A. '09, Minnesota
Major, Economics
Minor, Political Science
Thesis, Seasonal Unemployment
FLORENCE MARIE BRAWTHEN
B. A. in Educ. '14, Minnesota
Major, Education
Minor, Psychology
Thesis, An Analytical Study of the
Transference of Training
LIZZIE MAY BROWN
B. A. '14, North Dakota
Major, History
Minor, Political SCience
Thesis, Indian Affairs in Illinois
from 1815 to 1820
MARY LOUISA BRYANT
B. A. '13, Minnesota
Major, English
Minor, Greek
Thesis, Studies in the History and
Structure of the Chester Cycle
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WILLIAM WALLACE BUTLER
B. S. '13, Highland College
Major, Economics
Minor, Sociology
Thesis, Municipal Ownership in Min-
nesota
WALTER EDWARD CAMP
B. A. '12, Missouri
Major, Anatomy
Minor, Pathology
Thesis, The Development of the
Suprapericardial Body in Squalus
Acanthias
ROYAL NORTON CHAPMAN
B. A. '14, Minnesota
Major, Entomology
Minor, Animal Biology
Thesis, The External Morphology of
Agrilus Bilineatus
GEORGE HENSHAW CHILDS
B. A. '14, Minnesota
Major, Animal Biology
Minor, Anthropology
Thesis, Some Observations on the
Life History of the Water Spring-
tail
GOPAL MAHADER CHIPLUNKER
B. A. '10, Bombay, India
Major, Education
Minor, Psychology
Thesis, A Brief Survey of the Social
and Economic Trend in Minnesota
High Schools
ALTA POMEROY CHURCHILL
B. A. '09, Minnesota
Major, English
Minor, Education
Thesis, A Study in Modern Technique
-BELLE MAY COMSTOCK
B. A. '10, Minnesota
Major, Latin
Minor, Philology
Thesis, The Lucretian Theory.of the
Soul
IVAN OSCAR HANSEN
B. A. '14, Minnesota
Major, Political Science
Minor, History
Thesis, Legislative Control of Cities
in California under a Freeholders
Charter
GLADYS AMELIA HARRISON
B. A. '14, Minnesota
Major, English
Minor, History
Thesis, The Diary of Sir Simonds
D'Ewes, deciphered, from January
1622 to April 1624
JENS HJELMSTAD
B. A.'12, South Dakota
Major, Scandinavian
Minor, English
Thesis, Ibsen's Social Dramas
ESTHER ANITA HURWICH
B.A.'12, Iowa State Teachers College
Major, English
Minor, Rhetoric
Thesis, The Biographic Elements in
English Fiction and the Rise of
the Dramatic Method
ARNOLD VINCENT JOHNSTON
B. A. '11, Augustana College
Major, Political Science
Minor, Economics
Thesis, Municipal Home Rule in
Oregon
EMIL JOSI
B; A. in Educ. '14, Minnesota
Major, Economics
Minor, Sociology
Thesis, Unemployment, Some Causes
and Remedies, with Brief Referen.::e
to Minnesota
THENIA CHILCOTT JOSI
B. A. '08, Utah
Major, English
Minor,· Rhetoric
Thesis, Brieux as a Social Dramatist
ELSA PETRONELLA KRAUCH
B. A. in Educ. '14, Minnesota.
Major, Philology
Minor, German
Thesis, The Individuality of Langua-
ges Exemplified by an Historical
Comparison of German and English
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NELS LANGSJOEN
B. A. '11, Gustavus Adolphus
Major, Philology
Minor, French
Thesis, A Comparison of Esperanto
and Ido
SOLVEIG MAGDALENE MAGELSSEN
B. A. '12, Minnesota
Major, History
Minor, Rhetoric
Thesis, The Life of a Pioneer: Social
Conditions in Illinois, 1815 to 1820
ALFRED EDWARD MALLON
B. A. '14, Amherst College
Major, Geology
Minor, Mineralogy
Thesis, The Holyoke Range
ROSEMARY KATHLEEN MOONAN
B. A. '13, St. Clara College
Major, Latin
Minor, English
Thesis, The Scientific Terms of
Lucretius
ROSE MARY MUCKLEY
B. A. '12, Minnesota
Major,Oerman
Minor, English
Thesis, An Investigation into the
Problem of the Fallen Woman as
Treated by the Modern Social
Dramatists of Germany
GEORGE HILLIS NEWLOVE
Ph. B. '14, Hamline
Major, Economics
Minor, Education
Thesis, An Accounting System for
Tailoring Establishments
SYDNEY ALLEN PATCHIN
B. A. '14, Minnesota
Major, Economics
Minor, Sociology
Thesis, The Development of Banking
in Minnesota
DAGMAR INGEBORG PETERSON
B. A. '14, Gustavus Adolphus
Major, Scandinavian
Minor, German
Thesis, Mysticism in Selma Lagerliif
LOUIS RAVICZ
E. M. '14, Minnesota
Major, Geology
Minor, Petrology
Thesis, Enrichment of Silver Ores
MARION EDITH ROBBINS
Ph. B. '13, Hamline
Major, Sociology
Minor, Philosophy
Thesis, Some Aspects of Russian Ni-
hilism
JEAN'RuSSELL
B. A. '12, Minnesota
Major, History
Minor, Economics
Thesis, The Political Relations Be-
tween France and Germany from
1873 to 1875
IRA ELLSWORTH SCHULER
B. S. '09, Dakota Wesleyan
Major, English
Minor, Economics
Thesis, The Work of the Trading
Gilds in the Control and Influence
of the Medieval Drama
JULIUS SEGALL
B. S. '14, Wisconsin
Major, Geology
Minor, Mining
Thesis, The Origin and Occurrence of
Certain Crystallographic Inter-
growths
MABEL LOVEJOY SHARPE
B. A. 'OS, Minnesota
Major, German
Minor, History
Thesis, Foreshadowing of the Catas-
trophe in Schiller's Dramas
CHESTER ARTHUR STEWART
B. A. '14, Missouri
Major, Anatomy
Minor, Pathology
Thesis, The Influence of Inanition
upon the Growth of AlbinQ. Rats
VERA LINN WRIGHT
B. A. '14, Minnesota
Major, Mathematics
Minor, Physics
Thesis, A Study of the Right Helicoid
MASTERS OF SCIENCE
ARTHUR VON KROGH ANDERSON
B. S. in Agr. '13, Minnesota
Major, Agricultural Chemistry
Minor, Soils
Thesis, A Study of the Defecation
of Sorghum Juice for Sirup
ROBERT CHILDERS ASHBY
B. S. in Agr. '08, Nebraska
B. A. '10, Nebraska Wesleyan
Major, Animal Nutrition
Minor, Agricultural Chemistry
Thesis, A Comparison of Standard
Rations with a Self-Balanced
Ration for Growing and Fattening
Pigs
HERBERT FLOYD BERGMAN
B. S. 'OS, Kansas Agricultural College
Major, Botany
Minor, Entomology
Thesis, The Flora of North Dakota
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CHARLES FRANK BLISS
B. S. in Forestry '10, Pennsylvania
State College
Major, Forestry
Minor, Botany
Thesis, A Study of Regenerating
Engelman Spruce on Sodded Burns
J AMES EVERETT CHAPlolAN
B. A. '10, Carleton College
Major, Soils
Minor, Agronomy
Thesis, A Study of the Fertilizer
Requirements ,of a High Moor
INEZ EVERETT
B. S. '14, Montana
Major, Nutrition
Minor, Physical Chemistry
Thesis, Enzynes in Apples
DANA WALTER FREAR
B. S. in Agr. '09, Minnesota
Major, Farm Management
Minor, Agronomy
Thesis, Farm Management Survey in
Boulder County, Colorado
PAUL HARMER
B. S. '11, Carleton College
Major, Soils
Minor, Pathology
Thesis, A Study of the Chemical
Constituents of Thirty-seven Peat
Bogs of Southern Minnesota
PAUL RAYMUND McMILLER
B. S. '11, Minnesota
Major, Soils
Minor, Geology
Thesis, A study of a Glacial and
L~e~sialSoils of the Most Southerly
Tier of Counties in Minnesota
ADOLPH NIETZ
B. A. '13, Minnesota
Major, Chemistry
Minor, Physics
Thesis,~Single Protentials of Devel-
opers!and Their Meaning
FRANK JOSEPH PIEMEISEL
It4. B. S. in Agr. '14, Minnesota
Major, Plant Pathology
Minor, Botany
Thesis, Life History and Parasit-
ism of Ustilago Zeae (Beckm.)
Unger
RAYMOND CHARLES ROSE
B. S. '13, Minnesota
Major, Plant Pathology
Minor, Horticulture
Thesis, A Fruit Spot of the Wealthy
k Apple
FELIX SCHNEIDERHAN
B. S. in Agr. '14, Minnesota
Major, Plant Pathology
Minor, Botany
Thesis, An Histological Investigation
of the Infection Phenomena of
Loose Smuts of Wheat and Barley
WILLIAM RAY SHANNON
B. S. '14, Minnesota
Major, Pathology
Minor, Pharmacology
Thesis, Experimental Cloudy Swel-
ling of the Kidney in Rabbits
DAVID OSCAR SPRIESTERSBACH
B. S. '12, Minnesota
Major, Agricultural Chemistry
Minor, Botany
Thesis, Studies on the Sugars of
Sorghum
Ross THUMA
B. S. '11, Otterbein
Major, Soils
Minor, Agricultural Chemistry
Thesis, Pot Experiments versus
Chemical Analysis as an Indica-
tion of the Response of the Soils
to Fertilizers
KENNETH FISHER WARNER
B. A. '12, Nebraska
Major, Animal H~sbandry
Minor, Farm Management
Thesis, A StUdy of the Influence of
the Popularly Accepted Conforma-
tion of Lands upon Their Slaughter
and Block Yields
MILDRED RUTH ZIEGLER
B. A. '14, Minnesota
Major, Chemistry
Minor, Bacteriology
Thesis, A Contribution to the
Knowledge of the Reiner Tie-
mamm Reaction. The Role of
the Potassium Hydroxide
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DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY
WILLIAM FITCH ALLEN
B. A. '00, M. A. '02, Leland Stanford
Major, Anatomy
Minor, Zoology
Thesis, The Spinal Cord of Bdell.
ostoma
EDWIN BAUMGARTNER
B. A. '10, M. A. '11, Kansas
Major, Anatomy
Minor, Zoology
Thesis, Development of the Liver,
Gall Bladder and Hepatic Ducts in
Ambystoma' Punctatum
MORRIS JOSLIN BLISH
B. S. '12, M. A. '13, Nebraska
Major, Agricultural Chemistry
Minor, Soils
Thesis, The Chemical Constitution
of Wheat Proteins and Their Re.
lation to Baking' Strength' in Flour
PAUL EDWARD KRETZMANN
Concordia College ('02)
M. A. '13, Minnesota
Major, English
Minor, Philology'·'"
Thesis, The Liturgical ~lement in the
Earliest Forms.,. of th~ Medieval
Drama with Speci~i Reference to
the English and G~rm~n Plays.
STERLING NELSON TEMPLE
Ph. B. '05, M. A. '06, Hamline
Major, Chemistry
Minor, Physics
Thesis, Equalibria in Systems of
the Higher Alcohols, Water and
Salts
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HONORS AND PRIZES
HONORS
THE WESTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCE
MEDAL
BOLES ALBERT ROSENTHAL
HONOR GRADUATES OF THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT
TO BE REPORTED TO THE ADJUTANT GENERAL OF
TH~ UNITED STATES ARMY AND THE ADJUTANT
GENERAL 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 NORTHERN
ORATORICAL 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 SCIENCE
CARL 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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