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Home Economics as Major

Alice Maria Bahrenburg June Lucille Card Helen Frances Chilson Edith Louisa Cleeland Thelma Esther Detweiler Margaret Ann Fleming Georganna Hill -

Pauline Wilhelmina Rimmer Maude Cathleen Locke Irene Sergeant Helen Janet Weir Mary Elizabeth Willoughby Magdalene Strang Wishart

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF MUSIC

Charles Black Joseph Cleeland Harry King Allen I. McHose Newton Pashley Ralph Robbins Charles E. Schaerges Newton W. Ward Edward H. Waters

Lulu Bartholomew Ruth W. Bornmann Frances E. Bowerman Maxine Broughton Emillie F. Cassebeer

Lucy E. Cooke Lillian E. Crosby Louise DeMatties Madge C. Edwards Margaret Fitzmourice Annajean Havens Gertrude J. Keenan Lydia Kuykendall Jane Mather Rose McChesney Clara Milem Helen Noetling Beatrice H. Ryan Bertha A. Steinbeck Alberdena M. Wall Lois E. Will

CANDIDATES FOR THE CERTIFICATE OF MUSIC

William Allen Burt Mark Vincent Daniels Edmund Dembowski Chester E. Klee T. Lyle Keith John May Moncreiff Clyde L. Morse Karl E. Weiss

Gertrude Broadwell Catherine Eleanor Eaton

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Lillian Estrin Alma M. Lissow Kathryn Makin Edna Agnes McLaughlin Brownie Augusta Peebles Inez A. Quinn Henrietta Schuman Margaret E. Slosson Grace T. Towsley Doris E. Twitchell Theodora Youtchas

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Seventy-Eighth

Annual

COMMENCEMENT

MONDAY, JUNE EIGHTEENTH

NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHT

THE EASTMAN THEATRE

TEN A. M.

ORDER OF EXERCISES

Organ (a) Festival Toccata .

( b) Sportive Fauns .

• . Percy E. Fletcher

. • • Dezso d' Antalfiy

.Processional-Sonata in A Minor Opus 17 a la Marcia

Mark Andrews

PRAYER

Festival Overture . . . . • . . . . . Edward Lassen

EASTMAN THEATRE ORCHESTRA

Victor Wagner, Conductor

ADDRESS

SIR ROBERT ALEXANDER FALCONER

President of the University of Toronto

CONFERRING OF BACHELORS' DEGREES

CONFERRING OF CERTIFICATES IN Music

CONFERRING OF ADVANCED DEGREES

ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES BY THE PRESIDENT

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES

ORDER OF EXERCISES

eoMMENCEMENT ';J{YMN

.,.

0 Mater academica Rocestriensis, te

Quae nobis tanta munera dedisti lihere

Nunc salutamus, agimus nos tihi gratias,

Et semper te laudabimus cui nomen V eritas.

0 Mater, quam cognovimus per laeta tempora,

Quae demonstrasti omnibus laboris gauP.ia,

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 !

BENEDICTION

Recessional-Triumphal March . . . . fames M. Dickinson

Robert Berentsen at the Organ

ORDER OF EXERCISES

Organ (a) Festival Toccata .

( b) Sportive Fauns .

• . Percy E. Fletcher

. • • Dezso d' Antalfiy

.Processional-Sonata in A Minor Opus 17 a la Marcia

Mark Andrews

PRAYER

Festival Overture . . . . • . . . . . Edward Lassen

EASTMAN THEATRE ORCHESTRA

Victor Wagner, Conductor

ADDRESS

SIR ROBERT ALEXANDER FALCONER

President of the University of Toronto

CONFERRING OF BACHELORS' DEGREES

CONFERRING OF CERTIFICATES IN Music

CONFERRING OF ADVANCED DEGREES

ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES BY THE PRESIDENT

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES

ORDER OF EXERCISES

eoMMENCEMENT ';J{YMN

.,.

0 Mater academica Rocestriensis, te

Quae nobis tanta munera dedisti lihere

Nunc salutamus, agimus nos tihi gratias,

Et semper te laudabimus cui nomen V eritas.

0 Mater, quam cognovimus per laeta tempora,

Quae demonstrasti omnibus laboris gauP.ia,

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 !

BENEDICTION

Recessional-Triumphal March . . . . fames M. Dickinson

Robert Berentsen at the Organ

DEPARTMENTAL HONORS

EDWARD RUPERT BECKER, in Mechanical Engineering;

ALFRED RAYMOND BERNADT, in German;

JOHN DONALD FEWSTER, in Economics;

MoE G1NSBERc, in Economics and Latin;

OLIVER MILTON HALL, in Psychology;

JOHN WHITBECK KELLER, in German; EucENE LOEWENTHAL, in Greek and Latin;

WALTER OTTO MAKOWSKY, in German and History;

ARTHUR HENRY MOEHLMAN, in German and History;

HAROLD GARLAND SLIKER, in English.

RosE ABRAMow, in Latin;

JULIA RUTH ARMSTRONC, in Latin; ALICE BARK, in History;

RUTH OLIVIA BEETON, in English;

ANTOINETTE SYRACUSE DENI, in French;

ADELAIDE ELIZABETH DORN, in History;

MARJORIE LOUISE HECKEL, in Mathematics;

MILDRED ELMINA HILL, in Mathematics;

ESTHER HAMMOND HOLYER, in French; ]ESSIE WILHELMINA HosKAM, in German;

ALICE CATHERINE PECK, in Chemistry;

HENRIETTA FLORA SPENCER, in History;

FLORENCE CATHERINE SWINBURNE, in History.

PHI BETA KAPPA

Elections from the Graduating Class

EDWARD RUPERT BECKER

MoE GINSBERC

ARTHUR HENRY MOEHLMAN

ABRAHAM JOSEPH TATELBAUM

RosE ABRAMOW

JULIA RUTH ARMSTRONG ALICE BARK

ADELAIDE ELIZABETH DORN

MARJORIE LOUISE HECKEL

]ESSIE WILHELMINA HOSKAM

AcNES Roc1NE McMANUS ALICE CATHERINE PECK

HENRIETTA FLORA SPENCER

MONICA MARIE SWARTZENBERC

FLORENCE CATHERINE SWINBURN.i. DOROTHY WELLINCTON

PRIZES AND HONORS

The Sherman Fellowship-to JoHN DONALD .FEWSTEll. A graduate fellow-ship of $500 in the department of economics.

The Dewey Prizes-to ROBERT MAYO HENNESSY and CLARENCE ARTHUR WooD. To members of the sophomore class for excellence in declama-tion. First prize of $15, second of $10.

The Stoddard Prize in Mathematics-to CHARLES ERWIN CLARK. Prize of $25.

The Elizabeth M. Anderson Prize-to ALICE BARK. Prize of $40 for an essay upon ''The Romantic Movement in European Painting."

The N. B. Ellison Prize-to ARTHUR HENRY MOEHLMAN. To the man in the senior class who has done the best work in concentration in the department of history. Prize of $60.

The Kreyer Prize in German-to ARTHUR HENRY MOEHLMAN. Prize of $50 for an essay upon "Christianity and Religions of the Far East in Count Hermann Keyserling's 'Reisetagebuch eines Philosophen'."

The Alumnae Prize-to ELIZABETH STECKEL THULIN. To the woman who has done the best work in English I. Prize of $10.

The Chester Dewey Schol.arship-to GEORGE A. HUTCHINSON. A scholarship of $75 to a student who has shown proficiency in biology work.

The Rigby Wile Prizes in Biology-to ELSIE ALICIA ZIMMER and CARL EDGAR FISHER. To students who have shown proficiency in the course in Biology I. First prize of $20, second of $5.

The Jesse L. Rosenberger Prize-to HORACE JOHN GROVER. To the man in the junior class whose work has shown the greatest improvement during the freshman and sophomore years. Prize of $25.

The Susan Colver Rosenberger Prize-to PHYLLIS ELIZABETH TELFORD. To the woman in the junior class whose work has shown the greatest improvement during the freshman and sophomore years. Prize of $25.

The Humboldt Lodge I. 0. 0. F. Prize-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.

The Sparlin Prize-to GEORGE EDWARD ENGERT, of the College for Men. Prize of $25 for an essay upon "The Origin, Development, and In-terpretation of the First Amendment of the Constitution."

The Russell Mumford Tuttle Prize-to CHARLES FRANCIS GOSNELL. To the man who has shown proficiency in the study of the Greek language. Prize of $50.

The John Dows Mairs Prize-to CHARLES GREGORY SMITH. To the member of the junior class who has done the best work in concentration in the department of economics. Prize of $125.

DEPARTMENTAL HONORS

EDWARD RUPERT BECKER, in Mechanical Engineering;

ALFRED RAYMOND BERNADT, in German;

JOHN DONALD FEWSTER, in Economics;

MoE G1NSBERc, in Economics and Latin;

OLIVER MILTON HALL, in Psychology;

JOHN WHITBECK KELLER, in German; EucENE LOEWENTHAL, in Greek and Latin;

WALTER OTTO MAKOWSKY, in German and History;

ARTHUR HENRY MOEHLMAN, in German and History;

HAROLD GARLAND SLIKER, in English.

RosE ABRAMow, in Latin;

JULIA RUTH ARMSTRONC, in Latin; ALICE BARK, in History;

RUTH OLIVIA BEETON, in English;

ANTOINETTE SYRACUSE DENI, in French;

ADELAIDE ELIZABETH DORN, in History;

MARJORIE LOUISE HECKEL, in Mathematics;

MILDRED ELMINA HILL, in Mathematics;

ESTHER HAMMOND HOLYER, in French; ]ESSIE WILHELMINA HosKAM, in German;

ALICE CATHERINE PECK, in Chemistry;

HENRIETTA FLORA SPENCER, in History;

FLORENCE CATHERINE SWINBURNE, in History.

PHI BETA KAPPA

Elections from the Graduating Class

EDWARD RUPERT BECKER

MoE GINSBERC

ARTHUR HENRY MOEHLMAN

ABRAHAM JOSEPH TATELBAUM

RosE ABRAMOW

JULIA RUTH ARMSTRONG ALICE BARK

ADELAIDE ELIZABETH DORN

MARJORIE LOUISE HECKEL

]ESSIE WILHELMINA HOSKAM

AcNES Roc1NE McMANUS ALICE CATHERINE PECK

HENRIETTA FLORA SPENCER

MONICA MARIE SWARTZENBERC

FLORENCE CATHERINE SWINBURN.i. DOROTHY WELLINCTON

PRIZES AND HONORS

The Sherman Fellowship-to JoHN DONALD .FEWSTEll. A graduate fellow-ship of $500 in the department of economics.

The Dewey Prizes-to ROBERT MAYO HENNESSY and CLARENCE ARTHUR WooD. To members of the sophomore class for excellence in declama-tion. First prize of $15, second of $10.

The Stoddard Prize in Mathematics-to CHARLES ERWIN CLARK. Prize of $25.

The Elizabeth M. Anderson Prize-to ALICE BARK. Prize of $40 for an essay upon ''The Romantic Movement in European Painting."

The N. B. Ellison Prize-to ARTHUR HENRY MOEHLMAN. To the man in the senior class who has done the best work in concentration in the department of history. Prize of $60.

The Kreyer Prize in German-to ARTHUR HENRY MOEHLMAN. Prize of $50 for an essay upon "Christianity and Religions of the Far East in Count Hermann Keyserling's 'Reisetagebuch eines Philosophen'."

The Alumnae Prize-to ELIZABETH STECKEL THULIN. To the woman who has done the best work in English I. Prize of $10.

The Chester Dewey Schol.arship-to GEORGE A. HUTCHINSON. A scholarship of $75 to a student who has shown proficiency in biology work.

The Rigby Wile Prizes in Biology-to ELSIE ALICIA ZIMMER and CARL EDGAR FISHER. To students who have shown proficiency in the course in Biology I. First prize of $20, second of $5.

The Jesse L. Rosenberger Prize-to HORACE JOHN GROVER. To the man in the junior class whose work has shown the greatest improvement during the freshman and sophomore years. Prize of $25.

The Susan Colver Rosenberger Prize-to PHYLLIS ELIZABETH TELFORD. To the woman in the junior class whose work has shown the greatest improvement during the freshman and sophomore years. Prize of $25.

The Humboldt Lodge I. 0. 0. F. Prize-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.

The Sparlin Prize-to GEORGE EDWARD ENGERT, of the College for Men. Prize of $25 for an essay upon "The Origin, Development, and In-terpretation of the First Amendment of the Constitution."

The Russell Mumford Tuttle Prize-to CHARLES FRANCIS GOSNELL. To the man who has shown proficiency in the study of the Greek language. Prize of $50.

The John Dows Mairs Prize-to CHARLES GREGORY SMITH. To the member of the junior class who has done the best work in concentration in the department of economics. Prize of $125.

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Harold Barnard Pierce Robert Gordon Sinclair

Mary Morris Clayton

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF ARTS

Paul Erwin Brown Charles Trotter Bunnell Theodore Frank Fitch Frederick Benjamin Friend Rolf Egmont Percival King

Elliott Allen Maynard Charles Williams Upton

Margaret Butterfield Margaret Mary Frawley

Lotta Bee Liebman

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCIENCE

Robert Francis Lewis Jesse Yeaw

Marian Jane Cummings Ruth Evelyn Latta

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF MUSIC

Herbert Reynolds Inch Gustav Frederic Soderlund Edward Neighbor Waters

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS

Morris Selig Apperman Charles Edmund Bahler Allred Raymond Bernadt Harold Chapman Bonner Nicholas Elmer Brown Elton Algernon Butler Harold Tiffany Butler Donald Robert Clark Henry Eugene Colegrove Warren Walrath Collamer Garratt Cregeen Crebbin Robert Edward Critchell Paul Curtis Durkee Emanuel Edelstein Samuel Ehre Vernon Smythe Ellzey Samuel Feld John Donald Fewster Kenneth Cooper Fisher Meyer Fix Hyman Irving Forman Donald Albert Garman John Howard Garnish

Karl Frederick Goeckel Gerard Joseph Grassi Orrin Greenberg

(As of Class of 1927) Oliver Milton Hall Donald Albert Jenks Willis Truman Jensen Edwin Granger Johnson John Whitbeck Keller Charles Tracy Lake Simeon Eli Landy Louis Levin Eugene Loewenthal Walter Otto Makowsky George Benjamin MacDonald Gordon Montgomery Meade Arthur Henry Moehlman Hildreth Cadmus Olney John Ortolani

(As of Class of 1927) Moe Ginsberg

Harold Walter Pixley Robert Earle Platt Milton VanNest Pullen John Louis Pulvino Henry Ross Merle Moore Schneckenburger

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS (Cont.)

Harold Garland Sliker James Thornton Paul Frederick Strasenburgh Raymond Lester Warn

(As of the Class of 1927) William Howard West Abraham Joseph Tatelbaum

Rose Abramow

Muriel Mary Allred

Julia Ruth Armstrong

Mary Allison Ascroft

Geraldine DeSales Baker

Adelin Minnie Bareis

Alice Bark Mary Comstock Barstow

Elizabeth Hendrick Beam

Ruth Olivia Beeton

Katherine Gertrude Bissell

Kathleen Brownell

Margaret Esther Burdick

Catherine Agnes Burke

Lois Ione Chadsey

Jessie Leora Cook

Carolyn Holton Cox

Inez Erminie D'Amanda

Antoinette Syracuse Deni

Adelaide Elizabeth Dom

Margaret Louise Earl Jenny Grada Elferink Marion Fagan Marjorie Duffield Ferris Kathryn Foulkes Lydia Lenore Frankenfeld Helen Gertrude Fremd Florence Josephine Ganiard Marion Amelia Gardner Cynthia Gay Agnes Geddes Louise Gelli Helen Elizabeth Grant Grace Mabie Hagaman Marian Burt Halstead Elizabeth Jean Harry

Roger Whitman

Lelia Mae Haughwout

Marjorie Louise Heckel

Hazel May Hilfiker

Mildred Elmina Hill

Helen Hincher

Esther Hammond Holyer

Jessie Wilhelmina Hoskam Laura Kellogg

Marion Glee Kellogg

Dorothea Catherine Kohler

Mary Beach Leader

Mildred Lois Lee

Lucille Janette Luppold

Grace Elma Madden

Agnes Rocine McManus

Mabel McOuat

Justine Merrell

Marie Mooney

Mary Elizabeth Oemisch

Annette Mary O'Neil

Alice Catherine Peck Alta Poze Anne Mariah Rawlings Elizabeth Anna Remington Clare Ryan Annette Avesia St. Helens Helen Eugenie Scott Cecelia Madeline Snow Henrietta Flora Spencer Louise Charlotte Steams Monica Marie Swartzenberg Florence Catherine Swinburne Dorothy Beatrice Thayer Anne Carey Thomas Adalene VanDuyne Dorothy Wellington

Ruth Evelyn Wentz

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Harold Barnard Pierce Robert Gordon Sinclair

Mary Morris Clayton

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF ARTS

Paul Erwin Brown Charles Trotter Bunnell Theodore Frank Fitch Frederick Benjamin Friend Rolf Egmont Percival King

Elliott Allen Maynard Charles Williams Upton

Margaret Butterfield Margaret Mary Frawley

Lotta Bee Liebman

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCIENCE

Robert Francis Lewis Jesse Yeaw

Marian Jane Cummings Ruth Evelyn Latta

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF MUSIC

Herbert Reynolds Inch Gustav Frederic Soderlund Edward Neighbor Waters

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS

Morris Selig Apperman Charles Edmund Bahler Allred Raymond Bernadt Harold Chapman Bonner Nicholas Elmer Brown Elton Algernon Butler Harold Tiffany Butler Donald Robert Clark Henry Eugene Colegrove Warren Walrath Collamer Garratt Cregeen Crebbin Robert Edward Critchell Paul Curtis Durkee Emanuel Edelstein Samuel Ehre Vernon Smythe Ellzey Samuel Feld John Donald Fewster Kenneth Cooper Fisher Meyer Fix Hyman Irving Forman Donald Albert Garman John Howard Garnish

Karl Frederick Goeckel Gerard Joseph Grassi Orrin Greenberg

(As of Class of 1927) Oliver Milton Hall Donald Albert Jenks Willis Truman Jensen Edwin Granger Johnson John Whitbeck Keller Charles Tracy Lake Simeon Eli Landy Louis Levin Eugene Loewenthal Walter Otto Makowsky George Benjamin MacDonald Gordon Montgomery Meade Arthur Henry Moehlman Hildreth Cadmus Olney John Ortolani

(As of Class of 1927) Moe Ginsberg

Harold Walter Pixley Robert Earle Platt Milton VanNest Pullen John Louis Pulvino Henry Ross Merle Moore Schneckenburger

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS (Cont.)

Harold Garland Sliker James Thornton Paul Frederick Strasenburgh Raymond Lester Warn

(As of the Class of 1927) William Howard West Abraham Joseph Tatelbaum

Rose Abramow

Muriel Mary Allred

Julia Ruth Armstrong

Mary Allison Ascroft

Geraldine DeSales Baker

Adelin Minnie Bareis

Alice Bark Mary Comstock Barstow

Elizabeth Hendrick Beam

Ruth Olivia Beeton

Katherine Gertrude Bissell

Kathleen Brownell

Margaret Esther Burdick

Catherine Agnes Burke

Lois Ione Chadsey

Jessie Leora Cook

Carolyn Holton Cox

Inez Erminie D'Amanda

Antoinette Syracuse Deni Adelaide Elizabeth Dom

Margaret Louise Earl Jenny Grada Elferink Marion Fagan Marjorie Duffield Ferris Kathryn Foulkes Lydia Lenore Frankenfeld Helen Gertrude Fremd Florence Josephine Ganiard Marion Amelia Gardner Cynthia Gay Agnes Geddes Louise Gelli Helen Elizabeth Grant Grace Mabie Hagaman Marian Burt Halstead Elizabeth Jean Harry

Roger Whitman

Lelia Mae Haughwout

Marjorie Louise Heckel

Hazel May Hilfiker

Mildred Elmina Hill

Helen Hincher

Esther Hammond Holyer

Jessie Wilhelmina Hoskam Laura Kellogg

Marion Glee Kellogg

Dorothea Catherine Kohler

Mary Beach Leader

Mildred Lois Lee

Lucille Janette Luppold

Grace Elma Madden

Agnes Rocine McManus

Mabel McOuat

Justine Merrell

Marie Mooney

Mary Elizabeth Oemisch Annette Mary O'Neil

Alice Catherine Peck Alta Poze Anne Mariah Rawlings Elizabeth Anna Remington Clare Ryan Annette Avesia St. Helens Helen Eugenie Scott Cecelia Madeline Snow Henrietta Flora Spencer Louise Charlotte Steams Monica Marie Swartzenberg Florence Catherine Swinburne Dorothy Beatrice Thayer Anne Carey Thomas Adalene VanDuyne Dorothy Wellington

Ruth Evelyn Wentz

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Mechanical Engineering as Major

Eugene George Alhart Edward Rupert Becker Wesley Franklin Ashman Harry Raymond Henrickson

J. Lawrence Hill, Jr. . Chemical Engineering as Major

Bruce Edward Gramkee

John Roger Elliott

Lafayette Clapp William Raymond Wright

Chemistry as Major Karl Edwin Huber

Education as Major Helen D. Freeborn Caroline Lewis Grace C. McCarthy Jane Caroline Meyer Irene Gertrude Meyn Edith Mary Osborne Bertha Rosina Owen Irene Quinn Estelle Dumont Stone Grace Jane Tanner

Home Economics as Major Constance Almy Dorothy Louise Andrews Geraldine A. Carroll Margaret Anne Clark Olive Deal Rhea Frank Leonore M. Furnald Mildred Lena Goheen

Alda Waner Gordon Ada Cole Hall Marjorie Koninsky Marie Alice Lane Mabel Beatrice Magill Mildred Monin Henrietta Smith Jane Landry Storer

Grace Walsh CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF MUSIC

Russell Carter Edwin DeForest Clark Kenneth Martin Collins Lanson Frederick Demming Harry Feld Henry Franke Osbourne Alfred Perrot James Wiley Quillan

Emily Burrill Hane Ruth Mabee Harsha Grayce Alice Laube Ruby Marie Leach Eileen Mary Malone Ella Higbie Mason Edna Agnes McLaughlin Mary Louise Merritt Kathryn Adelaide Obourn

Jane Allen Marguerite Ina Olney Mary Leah Barnes Alice Myrtle Payne Dorothy Elizabeth Bingham Dorothea Amelia Pund Gertrude May Brown Elaine Sauvage Anne Catherine Bodler Margaret Thompson Sisson Elsa Louise Buedingen Thankful Elizabeth Spaulding Mollie Cohen Anna Elaine Spencer Evelyn Winifred Davis Adelaide Mary Stehle Dorothea U. Douglas Bernice Amelia Sullivan Victoria Dylewski Doris Taylor Mildred Marie Elgin Eleanor Emily VanDoren Gladys M. Goodenough Sarah Edna Wetmore

Elvera Elizabeth Wonderlich CANDIDATES FOR THE CERTIFICATE OF MUSIC

Frank W. Hill Doris Elizabeth Hevener Edgar V. Lehn Ethel Codd Luening Edward A. Murphy Edith L. Manison Josef Schiff Florence M. Sandberg

Elizabeth Scurry

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COMMENCEMENT

Monday, June Seventeenth

Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Nine

The Eastman Theatre

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