CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF ARTS Frederick Chester Bode George Wallace Cooper

Donald W ood Gilbert Thomas Marczynski

Joseph Millard Osman Charles Christian Scheck

CANDIDATES F OR THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCIENCE Charles Clement Congdon Elizabeth Urquhart Dunbar

Earl Clarence Karker Charles Pond Kimball

Mary Elizabeth Marsh Morris Alton Wilder

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS Ralph J ackling Arlidge Hoyt Shourds Armstrong Osborne Walter Baker W alter McCall West Bennett Kenneth J ames Boyer Angelo Sebastian Brindisi Clayton Hamilton Brown William Arthur Burdick Andrew Perrin Burton George Stephens Carhart Thomas Joseph Carney George Herman Chapman John Leslie Chilson Nelson John Crowell Richard Brink DeMallie William Harold Dunn Jesse W alter Dutton Harold Galpin Dye Newell Allen Ferris Warren Henry Ganiard Willard Mathew Green

Bernice May Adwen Elizabeth Barr Violet Mellicent Beach Margaret Eveleen Benedict Margaret Lois Benninghoff Mildred Elizabeth Bowen Margaret Octavia Brace Frances Brownell Brown Beulah Claire Brusie Helen Marjorie Burnett Helene Porter Clarke Marion Elton Clarkson Florence A. Cooksley Helen Loraine Craig Frances Isabel Crombie Miriam Jamesenna Davis Katherine Louise Deininge r Ethel Fay Edick Ethel Frances Foster

E dward Eaton Hammond Samuel Horowitz Harold Frederick Hulbert David Frazer Hummel Harold Evans J ennings George A rchibald Johnson Clarence Sylvester Justice Chester Arthur Kirchmaier Harry Julius K reider Herbert Anthony Kuppinger George Adam Lang William I srael Levinstein Louis Charles Lovegrove Tames Mortimer Markin Roswell Reynolds Marshall H. LeRoy Miller Paul Simpson Miller Dain William Milliman Saul Moress Charles Alexander Morrison Paul Renwick Noetling

Bernice Helen Ginsburgh Claudia Goldstein Olga Charlotte Graeper Frances Mary Greene Mildred Althea Hall Frances Eunice Hill Muriel Arline Huff Violet Ruth J ackling Beatrice May Jeffrey Avis Josephine Johnson Maude Elizabeth Kahler Elizabeth Margaret Kennedy Anna Mae Lauterbach Dorothy Joyce Leonard Belle London Louise Natalie Olmsted Laura Margaret O'Neil Lois Elizabeth Patchen

Julian David Oppenheimer Carl Diehl Ott E. Stewart Peck Edward Mason Pickard Kenneth Bertrum Popp Francis Kirk Remington Henry Dean Shedd, Jr. Donald Gayton Silver

William Curry Sullivan Ernest William Veigel, Jr. Gordon Lewis Wallace Lew Edward Wallace Raymond John Walter Edward Elmore Ward John Donald Whelehan Horton Lewis White Ira Marion Wilder Alexander Williams Roger Scott Williams

Leonilda Cfaire Petrossi Irene H ulda P ratt Helen Louise Regensburger Laura Caroline Reeves Louie Jennette Sackett Marguerite Rose Schieber Elizabeth Margaret Schminke T uliet Helen Schooler Mildred E!llher Smeed Mary Belle Smith Esther Marie Sturge Marjorie Lucille Swarts Berenice Myrta Tarpy Gladys Catherine VonDeben Elsie Waterhouse Dorothy Eleanor Wetmore Dorothy May Wile Relen Rose Wright

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEG:i#J<;E BACHELOR OF SCIENCE James Franklin Johantgen

Harold King Bushman Frederick W ollerton Haines Oscar Loeser, Jr.

George Stoner Curtice

George Anderson Barber fohn Charles Droman

Charles Frank Roth

Mechanical Engineering as Major Morris Samuel Michlin Benjamin Barry Weld Lloyd Cooper Patchin Alfred Nicholson Yole

Chemistry as M ajar Edward Williams Root, Jr.

Education as · M ajar Wallace Walter Rayfield f osephine Hoffman

Home Economics as Major Loretta McCarty

Ethlynne Mildred Gillette

Mary Lucinda Lockwood Sarah J essie Smith

CANDIDATE S FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF MUSIC George Frederick McKay Cora Laila Skinner

CANDIDATES F OR THE CERTIFICATE IN MUSIC Lois Clementine D'unbar Marie Knowles Erhart

Elizabeth Catlin Gillespie Ella Higbie Mason

Emma Louise Russell Ethel Marguerite Thompson

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SEVENTY-THIRD ANNUAL COM M E NC E M E N T

MONDAY, } UNE E IGHTEENTH

NINETEEN H UNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE

IN THE EASTMAN THEATRE-TEN A.M.

I

ORDER OF EXERCISES

Organ (a) "Overture" . Handel (from Occasional Oratorio)

( b) Processional-

"March"

PRAYER

Overture from Tannhauser EASTMAN THEATRE ORCHESTRA

Victor Wagner, Conductor

ADDRESS

BARON DE CARTIER

Belgian Ambassador to the United States

ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND HONORS

CONFERRING OF BACHELORS' DEGREES

CONFERRING OF CERTIFICATES IN Music

Handel

Wagner

ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES BY THE PRESIDENT

Solo, "Omnipotence" . Schubert

MRS. JEANNE WOOLFORD

of the Eastman School of Music Faculty

CONFERRING OF ADVANCED DEGREES

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES

ORDER OF EXERCISES

COMMEN CEMENT HYMN

0 Mater academica Rocestriensis, te

Quae nobis tanta munera dedisti libere

Nunc salutamus, agimus nos tibi gratias,

Et semper te laudabimus cui nomen V eritas.

0 Mater, quam cognovimus per lceta tempora,

Quae demonstrasti omnibus laboris gaudia,

Qua "Meliora" indicas, ;:;xcelsa praemia

- Ad caelum omnes m citas, tu ater sp enuida .

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 ccelestia !

BENEDICTION

Recessional--"Grand Choeur" Limmins

Guy Fraser Harrison at the Organ

I

ORDER OF EXERCISES

Organ (a) "Overture" . Handel (from Occasional Oratorio)

( b) Processional-

"March"

PRAYER

Overture from Tannhauser EASTMAN THEATRE ORCHESTRA

Victor Wagner, Conductor

ADDRESS

BARON DE CARTIER

Belgian Ambassador to the United States

ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND HONORS

CONFERRING OF BACHELORS' DEGREES

CONFERRING OF CERTIFICATES IN Music

Handel

Wagner

ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES BY THE PRESIDENT

Solo, "Omnipotence" . Schubert

MRS. JEANNE WOOLFORD

of the Eastman School of Music Faculty

CONFERRING OF ADVANCED DEGREES

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES

ORDER OF EXERCISES

COMMEN CEMENT HYMN

0 Mater academica Rocestriensis, te

Quae nobis tanta munera dedisti libere

Nunc salutamus, agimus nos tibi gratias,

Et semper te laudabimus cui nomen V eritas.

0 Mater, quam cognovimus per lceta tempora,

Quae demonstrasti omnibus laboris gaudia,

Qua "Meliora" indicas, ;:;xcelsa praemia

- Ad caelum omnes m citas, tu ater sp enuida .

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 ccelestia !

BENEDICTION

Recessional--"Grand Choeur" Limmins

Guy Fraser Harrison at the Organ

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF ARTS Frederick Chester Bode George Wallace Cooper

Donald W ood Gilbert Thomas Marczynski

Joseph Millard Osman Charles Christian Scheck

CANDIDATES F OR THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCIENCE Charles Clement Congdon Elizabeth Urquhart Dunbar

Earl Clarence Karker Charles Pond Kimball

Mary Elizabeth Marsh Morris Alton Wilder

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS Ralph J ackling Arlidge Hoyt Shourds Armstrong Osborne Walter Baker W alter McCall West Bennett Kenneth J ames Boyer Angelo Sebastian Brindisi Clayton Hamilton Brown William Arthur Burdick Andrew Perrin Burton George Stephens Carhart Thomas Joseph Carney George Herman Chapman John Leslie Chilson Nelson John Crowell Richard Brink DeMallie William Harold Dunn Jesse W alter Dutton Harold Galpin Dye Newell Allen Ferris Warren Henry Ganiard Willard Mathew Green

Bernice May Adwen Elizabeth Barr Violet Mellicent Beach Margaret Eveleen Benedict Margaret Lois Benninghoff Mildred Elizabeth Bowen Margaret Octavia Brace Frances Brownell Brown Beulah Claire Brusie Helen Marjorie Burnett Helene Porter Clarke Marion Elton Clarkson Florence A. Cooksley Helen Loraine Craig Frances Isabel Crombie Miriam Jamesenna Davis Katherine Louise Deininge r Ethel Fay Edick Ethel Frances Foster

E dward Eaton Hammond Samuel Horowitz Harold Frederick Hulbert David Frazer Hummel Harold Evans J ennings George A rchibald Johnson Clarence Sylvester Justice Chester Arthur Kirchmaier Harry Julius K reider Herbert Anthony Kuppinger George Adam Lang William I srael Levinstein Louis Charles Lovegrove Tames Mortimer Markin Roswell Reynolds Marshall H. LeRoy Miller Paul Simpson Miller Dain William Milliman Saul Moress Charles Alexander Morrison Paul Renwick Noetling

Bernice Helen Ginsburgh Claudia Goldstein Olga Charlotte Graeper Frances Mary Greene Mildred Althea Hall Frances Eunice Hill Muriel Arline Huff Violet Ruth J ackling Beatrice May Jeffrey Avis Josephine Johnson Maude Elizabeth Kahler Elizabeth Margaret Kennedy Anna Mae Lauterbach Dorothy Joyce Leonard Belle London Louise Natalie Olmsted Laura Margaret O'Neil Lois Elizabeth Patchen

Julian David Oppenheimer Carl Diehl Ott E. Stewart Peck Edward Mason Pickard Kenneth Bertrum Popp Francis Kirk Remington Henry Dean Shedd, Jr. Donald Gayton Silver

William Curry Sullivan Ernest William Veigel, Jr. Gordon Lewis Wallace Lew Edward Wallace Raymond John Walter Edward Elmore Ward John Donald Whelehan Horton Lewis White Ira Marion Wilder Alexander Williams Roger Scott Williams

Leonilda Cfaire Petrossi Irene H ulda P ratt Helen Louise Regensburger Laura Caroline Reeves Louie Jennette Sackett Marguerite Rose Schieber Elizabeth Margaret Schminke T uliet Helen Schooler Mildred E!llher Smeed Mary Belle Smith Esther Marie Sturge Marjorie Lucille Swarts Berenice Myrta Tarpy Gladys Catherine VonDeben Elsie Waterhouse Dorothy Eleanor Wetmore Dorothy May Wile Relen Rose Wright

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEG:i#J<;E BACHELOR OF SCIENCE James Franklin Johantgen

Harold King Bushman Frederick W ollerton Haines Oscar Loeser, Jr.

George Stoner Curtice

George Anderson Barber fohn Charles Droman

Charles Frank Roth

Mechanical Engineering as Major Morris Samuel Michlin Benjamin Barry Weld Lloyd Cooper Patchin Alfred Nicholson Yole

Chemistry as M ajar Edward Williams Root, Jr.

Education as · M ajar Wallace Walter Rayfield f osephine Hoffman

Home Economics as Major Loretta McCarty

Ethlynne Mildred Gillette

Mary Lucinda Lockwood Sarah J essie Smith

CANDIDATE S FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF MUSIC George Frederick McKay Cora Laila Skinner

CANDIDATES F OR THE CERTIFICATE IN MUSIC Lois Clementine D'unbar Marie Knowles Erhart

Elizabeth Catlin Gillespie Ella Higbie Mason

Emma Louise Russell Ethel Marguerite Thompson

~be Wnibert)itp of l\otbtt)ttr

SEVENTY-THIRD ANNUAL COM M E NC E M E N T

MONDAY, } UNE E IGHTEENTH

NINETEEN H UNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE

IN THE EASTMAN THEATRE-TEN A.M.