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FORTY-N IN THA N N U A L COM M ENCEM ENTMontana State UniversityMissoulaTHE STUDENT UNIONM O N D A Y , JU N E T H E T E N T HN IN E T E E N H U N D R E D A N D F O R T Y -S IXAT TW OO ’C L O C K
THE MARSHALSW IL L IA M G . B A T E M A NJA M E S B. SPEERProfessor o f CKemistr Controller and Professor o fBusiness AdministrationW IL L IA M G . KELLYM ajor, Infantry), A rm j) o f tKe U nited States, andProfessor o f M ilitary Science and TacticsJO S E P H W . H O W A R DCHARLES W . W A TE RSProfessor o f Chemistry)Professor o f Forestry and Botanj}
ORDER OF EXERCISES larck o f tke PriestsP R O C E S S IO N A L —M endelssohn Tke University} Sympkon OrckestraA . H . W eisberg, C onductorP R O C E S S IO NMarshals, die C olors, Candidates for Degrees, die Faculty,Pastors, M em bers o f die Governing Boards,Guests o f H on or, die Governor, die Orator, die President.P R E S E N T A T IO N O F C O L O R SMontana, M y MontanaSONGOur chosen state, all hall to thee,Montana, my Montana!Thou hast thy portion with the free,Montana, my Montana!From shore to shore, from sea to seaOh, may thy name full honored beSymbol of strength and loyalty,Montana, my Montana!IN VO CA TIO NGod bless our state for what Is done,Montana, my Montana!God bless our people, every one,Montana, my Montana!And as the years shall go and come,May Freedom’s bright eternal sunFind here full many a victory won,Montana, my Montana!T h e Reverend H arley F. BatyEmperor W alt*MUSICStraussc"Tke University! Symphony? OrchestraBroadening Aspects o f CitizenshipADDRESSGeorge A . SelheChancellor, University) o f M ontanaC O N F E R R IN G O F DEGREESPresentation o f CandidatesConferring o f DegreesG n e Deans*The PresidentN A TIO N AL ANTHEMQ lie Star Spangled BannerOh, say! can you see by the dawn’searly light,What so proudly we hail'd at thetwilight's last gleaming,Whose broad stripes and bright stars,thro' the perilous fight,O’er the ramparts we watch’d, wereso gallantly streaming?And the rockets’ red glare, the bombsbursting in air,Gave proof thro’ the night that ourflag was still there.Oh, say, does that Star Spangled Ban ner yet waveO’er the land of the free and thehome of the brave?Oh, thus be it ever when freemenshall standBetween their lov’d homes and thewar’ s desolation!Blest with vict’ry and peace, may theheav’n rescued landPraise the Pow’r that hath made andpreserved us a nation!Then conquer we must, when ourcause it is just,And this be our motto, “In God is ourtrust.”And the Star Spangled Banner in tri umph shall waveO’er the land of the free and thehome of the brave!B E N E D IC T IO NT h e Reverend Father Bruce PlummerR E C E S S IO N A LMarche PontificaleT h e University Symphony OrchestraQottnodThe audience is requested to remain standing while the procession passes.The University reception to the graduating class and their relatives, alumni,and friends will be held immediately following these exercises in the GoldRoom of the Student Union.ISHR
CANDIDATES FOR DEGREESTH E DEGREE OF BACH ELOR OF A R TSDIVISION OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCESThe candidates w ill be presented by J oseph W . Seveby, Chairman o fthe Division o f B iological Sciences.BAC TE RIO LO G Y AN D H YGIEN EM arie D olores E vans . MissoulaM ildred S emraij G arrett. MissoulaR oberta B elle R enz .MissoulaPSYCHOLOGY AN D PH ILO SO PH Y‘L ucille R oholt E dwards. BrowningL orraine L ouise M a n n ix . HelmvilleZOOLOGY‘M axwell J. W ilcomb .MissoulaDIVISION OF H U M AN ITIESThe candidates will be presented by H arold G. M erriam , Chairmano f the Division o f Humanities.ENGLISH‘ D oris J ohnston B rady. Thompson FallsH elen M ae B rutsch . HelenaJ eanne L ora H ough .Redondo Beach, Cal.J ane J effers.EnnisE m m a L ou K aber.WhitefishColleen M cCool.ButteM uriel Catherine W ilson .Great FallsFINE A R T SJ ustine G. K uschel . Missoula‘J oann R andall P ierce. MissoulaC harles E dison Spriggs. KalispellFRENCHP atricia Cobene H agen. Great FallsSPANISH Jane V an Cleve A bbott.Dallas, TexasM ary E lizabeth Curran .EkalakaD orothy E lizabeth D avis . DillonWith honors. (Also major in History and Political Science with honors.)Norma M. G basseschi .B lack EagleT helma A nn K ern. Hays Jane K inkade K beitzberg.MissoulaL eona L illian L a m p i . Red LodgeWith honors.“R uth M arie Olcott .Red LodgeWith honors.Mary A lice S chmidt .Red Lodge‘Degree Conferred August 17, 1945. Degree Conferred December 20, 1945. Degree Conferred March 21, 1946.
CANDIDATES FOR DEGREEST H E D E G R E E O F B A C H E L O R O F S C IE N C EIN F O R E S T R YThe candidates will be presented by K enneth P. D avis ,Dean of the School of Forestry.D allas W. B eaman . Missoula‘F rederick C harles B eyer. Minot, North DakotaGranted posthumously—killed in the service of his country.K enneth N. B ob. OutlookWith honors.'R aymond V. B ottomly, J r. . Helena’ K enneth W illiam D rahos .— Sumner, WashingtonW illiam L ennox D ugan . Lander, WyomingW illiam C. A. E nke . Western Springs, Illinois’ W illard R. F allis . Nine Mile Falls, WashingtonR obert L. Gregson.Missoula'J ohn T. H orn. -.Kellogg, IdahoT homas Carson L epley. Butler, WisconsinW illiam Stanley L ueck . BillingsW illiam H. M ackenzie . Lander, WyomingD wight W ilson Mx l l e r . Missoula’ J ohn O. M ullen . Jerome, ArizonaJ ames T horburn Syk es . Livingston’ G lenn V an B ramer . BillingsGranted posthumously—killed in the service of his country.TH E DEGREE OF BACH ELOR OF A R T SIN J O U R N A L IS MThe candidates will be presented by J ames L. C. F ord,Dean of the School of JournalismR obert H. B ennetts . ButteR obert Clarke B lair . Staunton, VirginiaM arjorie E lizabeth Cole. Great FallsM arilyn II illstrand . Great Falls’ John H orace K uenning . Spokane, WashingtonMary A nn L uebben. DillonJ oyce P hillips . Kalispell‘Cedric N. T hompson . HelenaT H E D E G R E E O F B A C H E L O R O F M U S ICThe candidates will be presented by J ohn B. Crowder,Dean of the School o f Music.MUSIC EDUCATIONJ une S anders B urns . Troy'L eona L aurent H alter. Sunburst'L eota L aubent H alter. Sunburst'J anice Meredith J ohnson . Great FallsB ernice R ita T ronrud. Big TimberPIANOD orothy H unt W ade.Saticoy, CaliforniaVOICE'B everly P riess.MissoulaWith honors.H elen A nita Sugrue. Anaconda‘Diploma will be received by father, Mr. Ferd Beyer.‘ Diploma will be received by father, Mr. R. J. Van Bramer.
CANDIDATES FOR DEGREEST H E D E G R E E O F B A C H E L O R O F S C IE N C EDIVISION OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCESThe candidates will be presented by J oseph W. S every, Chairman ofthe Division of Biological Sciences.MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY‘ A udrey M ary H arrington. ButteNURSING EDUCATION“E dna E laine Cole B ailey .DarbyTH E DEGREE OF BACH ELOR OF A R T SI N B U S IN E S S A D M I N I S T R A T I O NThe candidates will be presented by R obert C. L ine ,Dean of the School of Business Administration.D orothy M a y A ngstman .HelenaC harles B. B ailey . HavreF. A delle B eyer. Missoula“L ew is M elvin B urdick .ButteJ ames F ranklin Clapper .CutBank“E ugene H. Clawson . MissoulaM artha E laine D avis . Shelby, North CarolinaCarl G. E vans , J r. Rapid City, South DakotaM uriel V irginia F arnsworth .MissoulaF rances J ean G a u .ChesterE dythe J osephine K eig.Anaconda“H erbert L. L ang . Wilmette, Illinois“D an H. L undgren.Sweet GrassM iriam M oody . MissoulaWith honors.“A nne M arie M u rph y .StevensvilleH arold Norman M yklebust .MissoulaWith honors.D onald C. R itter. Fort BentonWith honors.P alm a J ean W arner.CutBankT H E D E G R E E O F B A C H E L O R O F A R T S IN E D U C A T IO NThe candidates will be presented by J ames W. M aucker ,Dean of the School of Education.J. E nnis A llison .Billings“S am W illiam Clutton .Great Falls“C harles L. F rank .LaurelWith honors.“Cecilia A nn K irchner .Big Sandy“T heodora A rline M arkuson . Galata“A braham J erome W a l l . „ .Glasgow“R obert I. Z epp.„ . Billings
CANDIDATES FOR DEGREESD I V I S I O N O F P H Y S I C A L S C IE N C E SThe candidates will be presented by Garvin D. S hallenberger, Chair man of the Division of Physical Sciences.CHEMISTRY“D ewey J a y Sandell, J r.With honors.SunburstGEOLOGYG eoroe E. E ricksen . MissoulaHOME ECONOMICSI da D ae Cerro. Evaro“P atricia G ertrude E lder. Missoula“D orothy M. F rame . Big Sandy“Nancy B untin J ohnson .LewistownJ eanne R. K elley .HardinL illian M axine M artin . ,. Stanford“R uth G ladys M ittelstaedt .MissoulaMATHEMATICS“J ohn S. Gro en e .BillingsPRE-MEDICAL SCIENCESJ ohn W ilfred K oetter . Great FallsL ester H arold M argetts, J r . MissoulaD I V I S I O N O F S O C I A L S C IE N C E SThe candidates will be presented by H arry H. T urney -H igh , for J.E arll M iller, Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences.ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGYA ndrew J. B eck . Deer LodgeWith honors.M ary E lizabeth B rome.-.MissoulaF rank M ichael Cerovski.Danvers(Also major in Business Administration.)T erry J. Coghlan . W hitehallJ anice K e l l e y . HardinH ugh F ollett M cN amer .ShelbyB etty Ma y Nicol. MissoulaClinton V. Oster. BillingsJ anet Claire R einertson.Hot SpringsWith honors.“W illiam L ane W eed.TownsendH ISTO R Y AND POLITICA L SCIENCEF lora M ae B ellefleur. CrestonWith honors.“V irginia Catherine D oyle. FairviewD orothy E lizabeth Grant .Miles CityWith honors.‘A rnold C. H artpence. Billings“T homas P atrick K elly . ButteR andall W illiam L arson. DrummondR obert W ilkinson Notti. ButteAlfred Carl Sach s . . HelenaWith honors.LAW‘ F rank Orville Gray .Great Falls“F rank F. J estrab.,.ButteWith honors.J oseph G. Mudd. Missoula“J ohn B. M cClernan . Butte“Donald E. R onish .Denton
CANDIDATES FOR DEGREEST H E D E G R E E O F B A C H E L O R O F S C IE N C EIN P H A R M A C YThe candidates will be presented by Curtis H. WDean of the School of Pharmacy.aldon,‘ D orothy A nne G osm an . DillonH elen V ivian L a R ue . . Hot SpringsD orothy L ouise Stricklin . ShelbyWith honors.L ouella D avis Y oungstrom . Cut BankTH E DEGREE OF BACH ELOR OF LAW SThe candidates will be presented by C harles W. L eaphart ,Dean of the School of Law.M arvin K ermit D aniels . Three ForksL. L loyd E vans . MissoulaF. Orville G ray .Great FallsH arry H. J ones. ButteClement M iller .I. . LaurelC harles A lbert R edpath , J r. HelenaO. L ouise R eplogle.LewistownTH E DEGREE OF M A STE R OF A R T SThe candidates will be presented by C harles W . W aters,Chairman of the Committee on Graduate Study.PHYSICAL EDUCATIOND ouglas A. F essenden . MissoulaB.S., University of Illinois, 1927.Thesis: Procedure for Analysis o f Efficiency in Football Practice.SPANISHM oses H ugh Sm y t h . Twin BridgesB.A., Montana State University, 1940.Thesis: An English Translation of the Mexican Novel “ San Gabriel deValdivias" by Mariano Azuela, with an introduction, ThePresent Agrarian Problem in Mexico.2T hora A. Sorenson. MissoulaB.A., Montana State University, 1927.Thesis: Las Mujeres, a translation in Spanish o f “ The Women” byClare Boothe Luce, with an introduction.
CANDIDATES FOR DEGREEST H E DEGREE OF M A S T E R OF E D U C A T IO NThe candidates will be presented by C harles W. W aters ,Chairman o f the Committee on Graduate Study.'H arold B. A ustin . TerryB.E., Montana State Normal College, 1939.'T horwald H. B rekke . AntelopeB.E., Montana State Normal College, 1936.'H arry H. Cloke. ButteB.E., Montana State Normal College, 1935.'J ohn R aymond Culver. EurekaB.A., Simpson College, 1911.Norman M ark D eB oer. ManhattanB.E., Montana State Normal College, 1939. Joseph L ouis D ickson . CorvallisB.E., Montana State Normal College, 1935.H ugh F redric E dwards. ButteB.A., Montana State University, 1942.'K arl W illiam E rickson . Great FallsB.A. in Business Administration, Montana State University, 1932.‘ W illiam R ichard E vans .,. RoundupB.A. in Education, Montana State University, 1939.‘ E dwin T heodore J ohnson . Rosholt, South DakotaB.S. in Education, North Dakota Agricultural College, 1926.'R alph S. K neeland. Big TimberB.S. in Education, Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, 1929.‘A lf B ennett M ekvold. Ashland, OregonB.A. in Education, Dickinson State Teachers College, 1932.'D ale A lbert M iller.RoundupB.A. in Education, Great Falls College of Education, 1939.‘G race B. M ortenson. HelenaB.A., University of Oregon, 1930.J essie V. P erkins . MissoulaB.A., Montana State University, 1943.‘R ay W. Spencer. Douglas, ArizonaB.A., Montana State University, 1921.HONORARY DEGREET H E D E G R E E O F D O C T O R O F S C IE N C EThe candidate will be presented by R ichard H. J esse, Chairmanof the Department of Chemistry, and Vice President.R eynold Clayton F usonUrban.!, Illinois
AW ARD S AND PRIZESAlpha Lambda Delta Scholarship AwardF lora M ae B ellefleub, CrestonAber Memorial Prizes in OratoryFirst, M argie Colbert E mery , ButteSecond, J asper C harles D e D obbeleer, GlasgowThird, J oseph J ohn Gibney , WordenFourth, B lair E lton H urd, MissoulaDelta Kappa Gamma (Education) PrizeJ ane E llen Solvie, SacoPresident C. A. Duniway, Prizes for ScholarshipD ewey J a y Sandell, J r., Sunburst, in the Department of ChemistryM ary E th el W all , Kalispell, in the Department of Classical Lan guagesK athleen K napp R obertson, Missoula, in the Department of HomeEconomicsFaculty Women’ s Club Junior Scholarship PrizeJ ean Claire L iydahl , MaltaEnglish Department PrizesA gnes A ntonia R egan, HelenaJ ames Arth u r T hompson , MissoulaGannaway Prize in Rural JournalismM ary A nn L uebben, DillonThe Lehn and Fink Pharmacy MedalD orothy L ouise S tricklin , ShelbyThe Merck and Company Scientific Book Award (Pharmacy)L ouella D. Y oungstrom (M rs.), Cut BankMissoula B. P. O. E. ScholarshipZ orka D obothy M astorovich , RoundupMontana State Press Association Scholarship in JournalismA lcyon M artla Carlson , L os Angeles, CaliforniaMortar Board Scholarship Cup for Freshman WomenM yrtle L ucille H am m ell, HelenaA. J. Mosby Radio-Journalism ScholarshipM arion E velyn B adgley, Missoula, andGerald K enneth Castile , Galena, KansasThe 1904 Class PrizeGeorge A nthony S antisteban , Missoula, in the Department of ZoologyPhi Sigma Scholarship Award (Biological Sciences)J ack E ngleburt S ch m au tz , Sheridan, WyomingPi Mu Epsilon Prize (Mathematics and Physics)B ernard Gilbert H offman , MissoulaRyman Fellowship in EconomicsJ anet Claire R einertson, Hot SpringsSigma Delta Chi Citation (Journalism)J oyce M arie P h illips , KalispellThe David B. Smith Memorial Prize in PsychologyF rances Carol H aynes , HamiltonThe Warden Scholarship in JournalismJ ohn F ranklin B bunett, Missoula
n r HE custom of wearing academic gowns,caps, and hoods dates back to about thetwelfth century. In France, where the de gree system probably had its inception, thewearing of cap and gown marked the formaladmission of the licentiate to the body of themasters. During this period the dress ofthe friars and nuns became fixed, and sincethe scholars were usually clerics, their robesdiffered little from those worn by otherchurch orders. Gradually special forms wereset aside for the university bodies, and inmodified style are the costumes worn to day. Since academic custom in this matterhad become somewhat confused, in 1895, acommission representative of the leadingcolleges met and prepared a code which hasbeen adopted by over seven hundred insti tutions in the United States and Canada. Acommittee of the American Council on Edu cation revised the code in 1932.Doctors wear the round, bell sleeve; thegown is faced down the front and barred onthe sleeves with black velvet or velvet ofcolor indicating the degree; the doctor’s hoodis large. Masters wear the long, closedsleeve, with a slit near the upper part forthe arm ; the master’s hood is of more mod erate size. Bachelors wear the long, pointedsleeve. Hoods are lined with the colors ofthe institution granting the degree, and aretrimmed with velvet of the color distinctiveof the major subject—for example, arts andletters, white; theology, scarlet; law, purple;philosophy, dark blue; science, golden yel low ; fine arts, brown; medicine, green;music, pink; commerce, d rab; physical edu cation, sage green; engineering, orange;pharmacy, olive green; forestry, russet;library science, lemon; education, light blue;humanities, crimson; economics, copper; ag riculture, maize; dentistry, lila c; oratory,silver gra y; public health, salmon pink; vet erinary science, gray. The Oxford or mor tarboard cap, worn for each degree, is ofblack cloth with black tassel, except that thedoctor’s cap may be of velvet with tassel ofgold. Unless local custom decrees otherwise,tassels are worn over the left temple.
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