Dartmouth College

Dartmouth College

Commencement

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Baccalaureate Exercises

S U .V D A Y J l./ .V E T HI R TEEN T H N INETEEN H U XDRED SEVENTY-SIX

HANOVER • NEW HAMPSHIRE

ORDER OF EXERCISES

PROCESSION AL

M usic by The Hartt College Brass Ensemble Roger Murtha, Director

So that all can su th~ proc~ssion. th~ audi~nc~ is r~qu~sted 10 remain uaud ~xctpt as th~ flags pass "hen the audt~na rises briejl;

The presence of the Brass Ensemble at Commencement each )'tar is made possible b1 the Class of 1879 Trumpeters' Fund. The Fund was established in 1929.

at the time of "79's fiftieth reunion

II

OPEN ING PRA Y ER

Warner Raymond Traynham Dean of the T ucker Foundation and College Chapla in

III

S I NGI NG OF MILTO.\''S PA R A PHRASE OF PSALM CXX X VI

tune SUR EM BERG

Brass Ensemble

Dartmouth College Aires and Distractions Paul Robert Zeller, Director

The audience is requested to rise and jotn in the smging

Let us "'ith a gladsome mind Pra1se the Lord for He 1s kind.

For H1s mercies a}e endure. E•er fanhful. e'er sure.

He v.ith all commanding m1ght 1'1lled the nev. -made v. orld v.ith hght.

Let us bla.te His name abroad For of gods He is the God.

Let us therefore chorus forth His h1gh majest} and v. orth:

for H1s mercies a)C endure. E'er faithful. e'er sure.

Follo"·ing the custom starttd by President Twcker. ctrlom •erses of Milton's Paraphrase of Psalm 136 lun·e bun sung to IM sratt/.1' tu-.e Nuremberg at nearlr

n otrJ' Dwrtmouth CommtiiCtMent since 1895

IV

CONFERRI.VG OF DEGREE OF MASTER OF BuSI.VESS ADMIXISTRATIOS

Th~ candidat~< ... -ho ha•·~ bun r~romm~nded to the Trustres b, tht- Faculll l<ill be pre<ented by John William Hennnse_1 Jr., ·

D~an of th~ ..Jmor Tuck School of Business Adnunmration

v COXFERRING OF DEGREES OF BACHELOR OF ENGI.VEERISG

AND MASTER OF EXGINEERING

The candidat~s who ha•·e been recommended to the Trustees hi' the Facult.l l<ill be presented b.1 Carl Ferdinand Long, Dean of the Thayu School of Enginurmg

VI

COSFERRI.\'G OF DEGREES OF MASTER OF ARTS. MASTER OF SC!EVCE. AND MASTER OF ARTS 1.\' LIBERAL STUDIES

The candidat~s l<ho ha•·e been recomm~nded to the Trunus b1 th~ Facult.\ of Arts and Scienc~s '<"ill b~ prestnt~d b.1

A ~nar P1 II~. Dtan of Graduate Studi~s

VII

CONFERRING OF DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF MEDICINE

The candidatts l<ho ha•e been recommtndtd ro the Trusttts b1 the Famli.J l<i// b~ presented by Jam~s Cahm Srrickler.

Dean of rht Dartmourh Jfedtca/ School

VIII

CONFERRISG OF DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF ESGI:VEERING

The candidate l<'ill be present~d b1 Dean Long

IX

CONFERRI.VG OF DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

The candtdates ,.j{{ b~ presemed by Dean Pylle

X

CO.VFERRISG OF HOSORARY DEGREES

The r~ciprrnts ... m be pr~stnted b.1 Leonard .\foos Rt~fi!T Via Pre.lldl!fll of thl! Colle~!! and Dean of thr Facult.\ of .-lrl< and SCttna<

DOCTOR OF HU~1AXE LETTERS

Robert Orville Anderson I ndu~l nahst

Roswell, New \1exico

Arthur Fiedler Conductor

Brookline, Massachusetts

DOCTOR OF SCIE CE

\lvalsh McDermott Ph~ sJctan, Educator

Ne" York, e" York

DOCTOR OF L.\WS

Thomas Gorden Murdough '26 Bu,ine-.· E."<ecull• e

Pauli M urra) La.o)er, Edu"ator. Clerg)

Evanston, Illinois

Alexandria, Virginia

Joseph Cornwall Palamountain Jr. '42 Pr~idenl. Sk1dmore Colle!!e

Saratoga Springs, N e\\ York

XI

RECOG.VIT/0,\ OF RETIRING FACULTY ASD OFFICERS

John George Kemeny, President of the College

XII

VALEDICTORY TO THE COLLEGE

Jeffre) ~1ark Rieker '76

XIII

COSFERRING OF THE BACHELOR'S DEGREE

Processional Brass Ensemble

The candtdate.f '<hu ha•·t bun recommended to the Trulltr< b1 Iht> Faw/11 of Dartmouth College ~<ill be prt>unt~d h)

Ralph \ Manut>l. Dt>an of tht> College

The audience is requested 10 remam seall!d

X IV

VA LEDICTOR Y TO THE SENIOR S

President Kemeny

XV

S/,VGING OF MEN OF DARTMOUTH

Words by Richard Hovey '85; music by Harry Wellman '07

The audience is requested to dse and JOin in rhe singing

\1en of Dartmouth. give a rouse For the college on the hill~

For the Lone Pine abo•·e her. And the loyal sons v. ho love her. Gt,·e a rouse. gtve a rouse. with a v. ill'

For the sons of old Dartmouth, The sturd} sons of Dartmouth.

Though 'round the girdled earth the) roam. Her spell on them remains:

They have the still North in their hearts. ·The hill-winds in their •·eins.

A.nd the granite of :-Je"' Hampshire In their muscles and their brains.

Men of Dartmouth, set a watch Lest the old traditions fail!

Stand as brother stands b)' brother~ Dare a deed for the old Mother! Greet the v.orld. from the hills. with a hail ~

For the sons of old Dartmouth, The lo}al sons of Dartmouth.

A round the "orld they keep for her Their old chivalric faith:

The} ha' e the still . orth in their soul. The hill-wmds in their breath:

And the granite of e\\ Hampshue Is made part of them till death.

XVI

BE.VEDICTION

Rabbi Laurence Louis Edwards Associate College Chaplain

The audience is rt>quested to remain standing

XVII

RECESS/0 .'\'AL

Brass Ensemble and Librar) Bells

The audience is requested to be seared while the graduates march our

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CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MA STER OF BUSINESS A DMINISTR ATION

AdYani, Dilip Motiram '73, B. Comm. Unil-'ersily of Bombay Bombay, India

t 'AIIwin, James Michael '74, B.A. Yale University Palm Harbor, Florida

Amsler, Christine Elaine '74, B.A. Denison University Clarion, Pennsylvania

Ashton, Robert Stewart '73, A.B. Saratoga Springs, New York

Barad, Joel Irwin '73, B.A.; '74, M.A. Tufts University Belmont, Massachusetts

Benedeui, Craig Bingham '74. B.A. University of Rochester North Adams, Massachusctls

Berman, Henry David '73. A.B. Hamilton College New London, Connecticut

Bettes, Richard Stockwell III '74, A.B. Mountain Lakes, New Jersey

Bilodeau, Thomas Herbert '65. A.B. Harvard UniversiiJ• Milton, MassachuSetts

Bingbam, Robert Sabin '70, B.S. Trinity College Boonton, New Jersey

Bowe, Gerald Grant Jr. '74, A.B. londonderry. New Hampshire

Browar, Margaret Willa '66, A.B. Smith College Tenafly, New Jersey

' Brown, Francis Patrick '68, B.S. Tufts Universit) Belmont, Massachusetts

Brown, Jeffrey Lindabury '68, B.A. Williams College Boston, Massachusetts

Brownell, Richard James Jr. '72, A.B. Middlebury College Needham, Massachusetts

Brzozowski. Leonard Joseph '74, B.S. Worcester Polytechnic Institute Bristol, Connecticut

Burr, Richard Charles '73, B.A. Colgate Uni•ersity Yonkers, New York

Cable, Stuart Matthew '75, A.B. Waban, Massachusetts

Chamberlain, John Richard '74, A.B. Colby College Bothell, Washington

Cilley, Lynnette Frances '74, A.B. Colby College Lincolnville, Maine

Clayman. John Bruce '74. B.S. Hofstra Uni~·ersity Swampscott, Massachusetts

'Cleary. Scott Meils '74, A .B. East Hartford, Connecticut

Cooney, Alicia Marie "74, B.A. Wellesley College Providence, Rhode Island

Cozad, Douglas Dale '70, B.S.Ch.E. University of Minnesota Edina, Minnesota

Dean, Warren Edward Jr. '73, A.B. Rolla, Missouri

DeBakker, Robert Leenderl '71, kand. ec. Erasmus Unh·ersity Rotterdam Rotterdam, The Netherlands

'Derr, Richard Martin '74, B.A. The College of Wooster Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Dietel, John Wendell ·n, A.B. Princeton University Sunapee, New Hampshire

'Dryden, J. William '61, S.B. l•fassachusetts Institute of Technolog)' North Plaue. Nebraska

Fert), William Paul '74, A.B. Harvard University Waltham, Massachusetts

Fishier, James Stuart Jr. '73, B.S. Union College Poughkeepsie, New York

Forrester, William Thomas II '70. A.B. Duke Universit) Tampa, Florida

t•Gardent, Paul B. '70, B.S., B.A. University of New Hampshire Concord, New Hampshire

Garity. Paul Joseph '74, B.B.J. University of Massachusetts Quincy, Massachuse!IS

'Gasink, Richard Winslow '71, A.B. Middlebury College St. Paul, Minnesota

I . £domrd Tud Scholar t With Dutinction t With High Di.Jtinction I.Jndergraduau atrd gradual~ d~grus from Dartmouth unle.u orh~n.u~ indirated

Blue ribbons "Orn by .romt candidatt:s indicate Ed>o·ard Tuc~ Scholarr

Gelzer, Gary '70, B.A .Vorth,..estern l.ini~ersit)" WClitbury, New York

Gerth. David Alann '74, B.S. Worcester Pol) technic Institute Poughkeepsie, 1'\ew York

Gorup. Paul :-licholas '73 B.S L:ni~ersit}' of Kansas Kansas City, Kansas

Gotbeller. Amy Ruth '74. B.A. l/ni~·ersiry of Pennsylvania Ba}side, Ne·~ York

+'Hamilton. Stuart James '73. A.B. Hamilton College Sudbury, Massachusetts

Harmatz, Peggy Sonnenschein '74, A.B .. A.M. Stanford l.Jnivusil}' Orinda, California

Havens. Joseph Curtrs '74, A.B. Hanard Universitr San Carlos, California

Haydock, Charles Thorndike '74, A.B. Harvard Universiry Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts

Hayman, John Spencer '74, A.B. College of the Hoh Cross New Orleans. Louisrana

Hegarty. Gail A. '72. B.A. Ne ..... ton College Piusburgh, Pennsylvania

t'Henderson, Thomas Carl '70, B.A. Uni~·ersily of }.,finnesota Mmneapolis, Minn~ota

Hoo,er, Peter Allen "71. B.A. Kenwn College Bethesda, Mary·Jand

Ho\\.ard, William Jonathan '74, B.A. Colorado College Englewood, Colorado

Hummel. Francis Paul '74, A.B. Milford, Connecticut

Hummel. Peter Karl '74, B.A. Lehigh L:ni~·ersitv Milford. Connecticut

Hyau, Andrew Judson '69, A.B .. '70, B S Columbia Uni~·ersll) Huntington. New York

Jacobs, Cris W. '74. A.B Duke Unh·ersity Atlanta. Georgia

~·Jarrow. Robert Alan '74, A.B. Duke Uni~·ersiry Hohokus, Ne,., Jersey

t•Jenks, Nancy Smith '72, B.A . Wellesley College Kensington, Connecticut

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t·Kendall, Donald Roderick Jr. '74, A.B. Hamilton College Danen Center, New York

Knud>en, .'\.1ark William '72, A.B. Har>'Ord Lni~ersin Orinda, Cahfornia

' Kulas. Paul James '74, A.B. College of the Holy CroH New Bntain. Connecticut

t' Kulas, Peter John '74, A B. College of the Hoi}· Cross Ne"' Brrtain. Connecticut

Lake, Thomas Gibson '70. A.B. Boston Unnerstl,l Boston, Massachusetts

LaPlante, Roland Andre '75, A .B Wolfeboro, New Hampshire

Lassiter. Robert Harrison '72, A.B. Uni•trsit} of .Vorrh Carolina Winston-Salem. :-lorth Carohna

Leinen. Douglas Paul '74, A.B. Colgare Unnersity Pittsford, l'e"' York

Lesker. Kurt John lii '71. B.S. Leh1gh Uni1·ersll,l Pittsburgh, Penns}lvania

"Leventhal, Alan Matthew '74, B.A ,\ orrh .... ·estern Uni~ersit) Newton, \1assachuseus

Levis, Donald Bruce '74, A.B. Colb1 College Belmont, Massachusetts

Lindberg, John Mark '72, -\.B. Pasco, Washington

Luce, \1rriam Fa~e '71. B A. Welleslq College Rochester, New York

Lutz, Walter John Jr .. '72, B.S Bucknell Uni~·ersity Kulpmont. Penns}lvanra

Lyons, James William Jr. '71. A. B Boston College Dorchester !\of assachusetts

.\facCuarg, Randall Duncan '71, B.Arch. Lni~·ersity of Southern California Santa Monica, California

Malcolm, William Fraser Jr. '66, J\ .B Lyme Center, New Hampshrre

Manchester, Robert Dcnrs '74, B.S. B.A. Boston Uni~·ersity Belle River. Ontario. Canada

Martin, Joanne Elizabeth '74. B.A. Bucknell University Grcen"'ich. Connecticut

.\tesches, Paul C. '74, A.B. Gowanda, ~ew York

~Wull Hrlf,h~sr Durinaton

' Me.sina, Richard James '68, B.S.; '74. Ph.D. Boston College Dartmouth College Lynnfield. Massachusetts

\1e}er, Frederick Robert '73, A.B. 'ashotah, Wrsconsin

Mrller. Bruce Robert '74, B.S Stanford Uni\trSII;;' Denver, Colorado

Mood}, Thomas James Jr. '74, B.S.C. Uni~·ersiH· of Louisulle Louisville, Kentuck}

:-torosani, John Warnngton '74, A. B ,\fiddlebur} College Litchfield. Connecticut

Moss, Harold Tro} '74, A.B. Duke Uni\·ersity Tampa. Florrda

Olsen. Eric Ed"'ard '73, B.S Portland State Unn't'rsir> Hastings, Nebra.ka

Paquette, Lourse Cushman '70, A,B Smith College Worcester. Massachusetts

Paquette, Peter Charles '72, A .B Manche>ter, New Hampshire

Perlin, Paul Alan '14, A.B. Brandeis L ni' ersit} Kings Pomt, ;-o;e"' York

Prckard, William Rossington Jr. '71, A.B. Hanover, Ne\1. Hampshire

Ramsdell, Davrd Hammond '73, B A Colorado College Nantucket, .Massachusetts

t'Rnes, Jame; Leckie '6 . A.B; '70, M A. Dartmouth College Johns Hopkins Uni~·ersit} Hanov·er, Ne"' Hampshire

Robbms. Arthur Jeffre) '74, B.A. Emory Uni•nsit}' La·.-rence. :-<eu York

Roone}, Thomas Ed"'ard '67, A B College of the Ho/1 Cross Sew Canaan, Connecucut

Routhrer. Richard Michael '73, A.B \1anchester, ~e"' Hampshrre

Salek, John Griflin '74, B.S. L ni\t'rsill of Comrecucut W~ckoff, New Jerse}

Salmano"'lll, Rrchard Samuel '71, B A. Uni~ersit} of Wuconsin Armonk. ~ew York

Schetter, Charle; Otto '75, A.B. Carmel, California

Schofield, Katherine Rainey '71. A B .\fount Holyoke College West Lebanon, New Hamp!htre

Schultze. James Kunert '70, B.A.: '73, J .D. Unn·ersity of California, Ril'ersidt Unn•trslly of California, Los Angtfts Los Angeles, Californra

Schwartz. George Benjamin '74, B.A. Vanderbilt Un11ersi11 Phtladelphia, Pennsylvania

Sellton. Mary DuBois '71. B.S F.S. Georgetot<n Um\·ersit) South Bend, Indiana

Sher\l.ood, Robert Allan '69, B.A. Unittr511) of Rochester Eastch~ter. Ne"' York

Short. Donald William '74, B.S. Carnegie-.\fellon Unh·ersrt) Glen Mrlls, Penns~·hania

Sigward. William John '74, A.B. HanO\'er, l'ew Hampshrre

•s'lcox, Charles Bruington '71, A.B. GladW}ne. Pennsylvanra

Srmpson, Anthony James '73. B.A. Stanford l.;ni•ersitr Berkeley. California

Spears, Robert Samuel '73, A.B. Stanford l. nn en ill El Pa~o. Texas ·

Stein, ~fartin Edv.ard '74, B A H ashington and Lee Uni\ersu; Jacksonvtlle, Florrda

Stevenson. Roben John '74, A.B. Ticonderoga. ~ew York

Stone, Edward Warren Jr. '75, A.B. Corrung, New York

Suuler, Henry Goodloe '74, B.S.E.E. Lehigh L nn·ersitl Alexandna, \ irginra

Taple), Terry Craig '72, B S. Triniq College Streator, Illinois

Ta)1or, Roger King '73, B A Wtl/iams Colle~e Fort Lee, Sew Jer'e)

Tha}er, Da\·id Guilford '74, B.S \'orrheasttrn Uni\ersill Be\erl}, !'.fassachu>etts

Thompson, Davrd Richard '74, A.B DaHon, Ohio

~1Tntle: Garl lrwm '66, B A Mornmgside Colle~e Spint Lake, lo"a

Turner, Lee Dwight '74, B.S E.E Worce.rter Polytechmc Institute Fairport, New York

Turner. Robert Harmon '74, A.B. Bo.,.dom College Laconra. Sew Hampshire

Tye, Kenneth Leon '74, B.S.C.E. Tufts Unnuslly ::-;ewton Centre, Massachusetts

U5hman, \\ ayne Martin '74. A.B. Franklin & Manha/1 College :o-;ev. burgh, :-;e ... York

\andenberg, Roger Alan '69, B.S Uniud States Jfilitary Aradenn Stratford, Ccnne.:ticut

\i erSchure, D•ane Sue '74, ". B. Corm•/1 l rmusm Satick, Mtusachusens

Vogt, Susan '63, B.A., '66. 1.A Wellesley Cc;llegt } ale Uni1 ersit} Hano,cr, :"'ev. Hamp,h•re

\\ alker. Brent lane "70, A. B. Whitman Collel!e Bellint:~ham. t\1assachu,etts

t \\'alkingsha"', Robert '74, A B Prmuzon Un/,ersi/1 Se\I.Jckley, Pcnns) J\"ama

\\ ali.Jngford, Delame Thach ' 72, A .B Vassar Co/l~e Boston, MaSloachusett:;

\\ allingford, Eldon Richard III '70, A.B Bedford , Sev. York

Watt, John Ne,.,bold Jr. '68. A.B. Midd/ebur; College We>t Lebanon, Nev. Hampshue

\\ebb. Alfred Theodore '72. B.S Bo-..ling Grun Stale c.,·n ·erJil BelleVIlle, M1ch1gan

\\ ilson. ;"\fare '74, B.A. L ni11•rmy of Dtla-..are Bethlehem. Penns) lvania

\\ oodworth. Allred Skmner Jr. '70, A .B Harmrd Unnusll}' Che,tnut Hill, Massachusetts

Yates. M1chael Scott '74. B A. Denisc;n Unhersil1• Circle\llle, Oh10

Zi~e. Charle:. Henry '74. A .B. Hou.ton. Te,as

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ENG!l\'EERING

-\rchambault. Paul Bruce '58, A B .. '60, S T B. Unil'trSIIV of Oua-...a Grtgorran Unn asily Bangor Mame

Brecbhn. Jane Ellen '74, A .B Moun/ Ho/w/o;e College M enden, Conne.:ticut

Bun .. er, Dumont ' 75. A.B. \5heboro, :"orth Carolina

Clear) Scott Meils ' 74. A. B. East Hartford, Connrct:cut

Fvans, lames Peter '75, A B Des 1 omes. I o-.. a

Gro\eS, Jame~ Alan ' ~5. A.B. Ro:hcster, Minnesota

·Johnson. S:e,·en Ru~sell '75, A .B. Seneca Falls, :o-;e,., York

Knebel. Fred L1ght Ill '75. A B. GlenVIew, Illinois

L~-.:11, Thoma~ \\tlliams '71, A B. Bo\ford, \1a,sachusetts

\1aeelssen, Lllwrence Scott '75, A .B. 'Polson, Mo ntana

1\hller, Mark Hammond ·n., A.B. S1m~bur). Connecticut

Tyler. John Douglas '72, A.B Engle\l.ood, Colorado

•on loesecke. Da,id ~turenburg ' 74, A B :"eedham, Massachu,etts

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ENGI.\'EERING

Beder, Jame' R1chard Jr '6Q, ". B.: '70. B.E Cle,·eland Height:;. Oh10

'B~o-..n, John Michel Simon '7.3, A B .. ' 75. \!.B.A. \\ ll~hmgton. D.C

'Dorward. Peter Holmes '73. A .B Dover, Penn~ylvania

Eanon. Peter Standtsh '72. A.B.: '73, B.E. lndianapolh. Indiana

• \(arslral I De~re~ ""-ard~d in \ o >.-mbu 1975 1 D.-~ru a~ard~d In F.-bruar)' 19'6 Undtr11radua/f" und graduau df"f(rUJ fr<Jm. Dartmouth unf~H otlr~,...,,.ft indicottd

Forseth, Kenneth Charles '71 , B.E. State Unilersit}' of \ 'ew Yc;rk. Sron1• Brook Pottersville. New York

Huggeu, James McKenna '73, A .B .. '74, B.E. Annandale. Virgima

Knutson, Douglas Jame> '72, A.B. \1mneapolis, Minnesota

'Mason, Gar) Al-..)n '73. A B.: '74, B.E. Goffstown, Ne"' HampshJCe

Sebian. Denms Joseph '69, B.I.E. OhiO Stat~ Unh·ersil) Painesnlle, Ohio

Yates. Carter Houghton '74, A.B. Mclean. Virginia

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS

Chmnn, Dana Ross '74, B.A • Mathematics

Se-... Colltge Great Neck , New York

Dean. Bradle} W. '74. B.S. Geolog) Wa\nt'sburg Colltge Cranston , Rhode Island

Dc:,Jm, Denis C. '69, B.A . \tat emallcs Gro,se lie. Mich1gan

Dunlap, Richard .\ . '74, B S . Ph) SICS

Worct's/er Po/.rtt'chnic lnstillltt Medway. \1 assachusetts

Jones. Charles A. '74, B.A . Mathematics Drak~ u ni~·erstt} Manstield, Ohio

McClelland, lindsay R . '73, B S Geolog} · George Washington Um>~rJi(l' West Henrietta, Nev. York

\1cHugo. Gregof) J. '70, A.B. Ps)cholog} Universily of Vermont Bu~lmgton. Vermont

Merritt, David H. '74, A B Geology Wilder. Vermont

Qualls, Debra D. '74. B.S. \1athematics Universill of 4rkansas Norman, Arkansas

Solow, Anita E '73, B.A.: '74. A .~. Mathemati~ u m\nsitJ of Pt'nn.n-h-ania Har1ard Unhersity \\ illingboro, :"e\1. Jerse}

Sherr}. Thomas W. '73, A .B. B1olog) Whne Plam~. Ne\1. York

Sp)dell, D. Randall '73, A .B. Geolog) \\<hite River Junction. Vermont

Stonehouse, James M. '74. A. B. Geology Pmshurgh, Penn~ylvama

Wolfinger, Thomas F. '74, B.S. Mathemauc; Uni,•ersil} of Hartford Bndgeport, Connecticut

CA 'DIDA TES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIE.\'CE

Ballard, Kenneth <\lan 73. B.S. Engineering Science> L nh.-rs/11• of Texas ( £1 Paso } El Paso. Tc~as

Bud1ik. Philip Martm '73, B.S Engmeering Science> l. mreniitJ of J/linois Palatine, llhn01s

hshbem, Alan Ja} '74. A.B. Engmeering Sc•enccs H}atts,ille, ~1aryland

M1ckehon. T1moth) Carl '71 B.S E E. Engmeenng Sciences Unn~rJIIV of Wisronsin Deerfield, \V1sconsin

Neubert, Richard Harry '72, B.S.E.E. Engineenng Sciences Northeastt'rn Uni1·ersity !\1anchester '1c"' Hampshire

'I' ang. Chao-Kung '72. B. E. Engmcenng Sc1ences \'ational Ta1-...·an linhersity Ta1pe1, Ta1v.an. ROC

L ndtrgraduat~ and graduar.- d~grur from Dartmouth unlns oth.-rwise indrcat~d

CANDIDATES FOR TJIE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS IN LIBERAL STUDIES

Au,tin. Laurette \lane Gagnon '70, B S. Humamtte~

Phmouth Stall' Collegt> Canaan ~e" Hampshue

'Bord, \!an Anne W. '70. B.S So~;al Sc1ence~ ~ljr 1 !J'ni~·ersit;

U11ca ~e"' York Br: .101. Jane \fetcalf '54, B.S.

S• •cia! Sc1ences Tuft< Collt>gt> Hano\'er. !'\e" Hampshire

Bush. Waller Lee Jr. '64. A.B. Humanities St \far; ':r College Keene. :"e" Hamp~h1re

C1pollini. Patncia Ann Anastasio '71. B.A Sciences Clark L ni\usin Rldl!e, !\' e" York

Cogs,eJi-. Wilham Ro)i '61, A.B : '63, M.A.T. Social Sc1ence~ Dartmouth Co/legt> Bro.., n {. ni~usit_\ Norv.1ch, \'ermont

De,,ert Barbara Sher\\ood Follan,bec: ~o BEd.

S• ~ I Sctence~ A. t ·n State Colln~e Lebanon, :"ev. Hampsh~re

feidllnger, Georg !\1ichael '10, B.A So..:1al Sciences \ t'" England College \feriden, .!\'e" Hampshire

Gatchell, Darlene: Ga~le '6!!. B.S Soc1al SCiences Bald...,m- Wallace College Lake,.ood, Oh10

Greenberg. Joel haac '6~. B.A Soc1al Science~ Eastt'rn \ftchtgan {. nn•ersit' La" rence••tlle. ;-.ie"' Jerse;

Hadad, \Jan James '68. A.B: Sctences Somerset, \fassachusetts

Hilsabeck. John R1chard Jr '67. B A. Social Sc1ences J'irginia .\lilrtarl' I!Utllllll! Kmgston. \fassachuseth

'.'ofar1hal

Hurlbut. \1ar.:u' Da"'son ' 66. B.A. Soc1al Science' l. niun Cnllef(t' South Woodstock, Vermont

Johnson. Jenntfer Susan '70. B.A Humannies Rusull Sagl! College !'\e"' York. !'\c:\\ York

Johnson. Sara Jane Couser '68. B A . Soe~al S.:tences l. nnas111 of St!k Hamp.,hire Lebanon, "'e"' Hampshire

Ka\\e-ckt. Bonua Elizabeth '67. B.A Humanitle> l. ni•er<lll of Chic-ago Ea>t Randolph, \ c:rmont

Kifer S rle) ,\ . '68, B s S "' I Sc1ences Johns Hopkt!U l. ni•erJII_L Hano\er, !\'e" Hampsh1re

Kmg, Pauline: There'a Ro) '65. B.A. Humaniue' ,\f01m1 Sair1t Han· College \1 el ro,e, \.1 a"achu,etts

Jo.., rnoerg. Salt) E. W. '69, B.S. s, ..:1al Science; Salmt State Colf,·~re Thetford Center. Vermont

Latham. Rkhard Harlan '69, \ .B. Humamlle' Bro~<n Lnnerrtt} Lafa•ette, Colorado

Lovcrmg.' Ho"ard Dougla~ Jr. '66. B.A Social Sctence' \or,.fch Lni•·ersitl :-;onhfield, \ ermont

\lcCubbin. Richard Barr~. B A . Soc1al Sciences 0!.:/ahoma L nnersll) Oklahoma Cll\, Oklahoma

!'\elson, Doroth} R '61. B S ~ So.:tal Science l. nner1111 of Vermont L}mc:, :\e" Hampshire

Norri~. T1moth~ Greenough '66, \ .B. Humamtie; Hanard Collef(t' \ndo•er, ~c" Hampshtre

() ndtrxraduate and l(racluatt cltf{rtts from Danmouth unlt.u othe,.vt lnclicaltd

Perkm,, \lark B. '69, B \ . Sctence~

Hobart College PI) mouth. "'e" Hamp,htre

Redmgton, Richard Ra)mond '64, \ .B. Humanities Albuquerque. '-;e\1 \lex a; 1

Rideout. Ronald H '71. B.S Human t1es Castle/, •n Stat' Collt>gt' Rutland Vermont

Roback, L1111an ·69. B A Humanitie, l. mn.•rsm· oj Tennt'HI'I! "'e" York. ·e.,.. York

Rump. Su,an Le,he Biggart '69. B A. Humanitle-Brid~e...,a/er State College Thetford Center Vermont

Shanni,, L}nda Ste"ens '69. B.S Soc1al Sc1ence' L nnersit} uf .\fasmchusem Bro"nwille. 'vermont

Shanms. Ra}mord Robert '69. B.A. 5 .. 1al Science~ ..fnumpli'"' Collegl! Bro" ns• ille \'ermont

Wea•er Lena E Perrone '71. B.Ed. Soc1al Sc1ence) A.el!lle Stall! College Sunapee, :-..e,. Hampshtre

CA.\'DIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF MEDICINE

t',\hhkog, John Eric '6" B.S. "71, ~f.A .: '73. Ph.D. .Hichi~an State Lnin•rsil\' PrillC~IOn Universitl'

Bush. Sydne) Cla}e ·n: B.S Spelman College

Cobelh. Neil John '73. B.S \la .• sachusells lnstilult' of Ttchnolog)

Coffin. Linda Carol '73. A .B. Radcltffe College

t'Ei;old. John Franc1s '68. A.B. ftner. Chad Alan '68. A.. B.

BoHon Unn·ersit) Fletcher, Freeman '63. B.S

Wa1nesburg College Fort1er, Kenneth Joseph '73, A.B. t'Green"'ald, Jeffrc) Stephen '73. B A.

Princeton (,;,;,·ersitr t Harmatz. Paul Richard '73. A . B.

Stanford L'nnersin Harm. \far) Cathenne '72, B.A.

J'a<.•ar College tJenk}n. La"-rence Richard '72, A.B. Kane. Jeffre\ '70. A.B.

Stanford L ni~·ersil\ Kornberg, James Philip '70, B.S., M.S.;

'74, Sc.D. Jfassachuseus I!Utilute of Technolog) Hanard University

Latrd. John Lindsa' '69, A.B t'La,er, Jeffre• ,\lfen '73, B.S.

}"aft> L ni;enifl· .\fann. Da\'ld Edwi-n Ill '73, A.B.

~1ann. Gretchen Brendel IVI'Jit>ran Lni•ersit)

\1arkham. fred WJIIiam '73. B.A. Wesleran L ni\ trsitv

.\fatllson Timoth\ Da•·id '73. BA r ale (.,.'ni\·er<in

Oldenburg. Sallie Lou '74, A.B. Poola". Bryce \fonroe '70, B.S

L ni•·enit) of Oklahoma Portman. Ronald Ja)' '73. B.S

\'orthea.Hern l. ni~·ersit} 'Radke, Fredenck Ro) '73, A.B. Ratner. Ian .\lark '73. B.A.

Wdliams College Robbins. Chester L '73, A.B

Cornell Unn·erJill' Sargent, \1ichael Ed\\ard '72, A.B

Prinuton {. ni~·ersio· Small. Leonard Masters III '68, A .B.

T)son. Morde.:ai Da..,son Jr. '73, B.A. L ni\'I!TJill of Vermont

Warner, Allen Sheridan ·n. B A. l. ni~·ersit of California San Diego

Warshauer, Le"' 1~ James '74, A B. \\'heeler. Ste•·e Dereal

Mich1~an Stall! Unnersm \\ helan. J\.far} Anne '61, A.B.: '69, A.M.:

'72. Ph.D Raddifft> College Hanard College

Wolf. John Ta•lor Ok/ahnma- Unn·ersill

\\'oods. Susan Elizabeth '72. B.S Lni•· rsit)' of Vermont

tWilh Honors I • • ~lpha Omega Alpha Honorary \l~ical Sodrl,l 'Manito/ Undtrgradu.alr and gradualt clegrus from Dartmoulh unlrn othu-..isr mdtrattd

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF ESG/.\'EERING

T10g. Jo,cph Yen '70, B.A . DePau"' l. nil·nntr Tol~o.Japan

CAJ\'DIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Ba1lile. R1<:hard Dougla' '70. B.A. Chem1str) JJ !'Stern ,\far) land Collegt Pcnns,·ille. 1\'e" Jersey

Black, Craig Patrick '6!1, B.S Biolog) Tu(l.l L nner<ill laramie:. \\) oming

Bord. Donald John '70, B A.; ·n. \1 S Ph\sics H;rmlton College (/ark.•on Collt~:e

tica. r-:e" York Bo"en. Ke•10 Franc1s '70. B ,\.; '71, M.A.

P~)cholog)

BroKn L ni•·erslll' Califorma Stott Unher.<it.\ War"ick. Rhode Island

Burkhart. Richard Henr) '69. B.A : ·~4. \ .~1.

\1athematics Reed College Dar/mouth Collegt Tacoma. \\'ashington

Cipollim. "'led Emidio '71, B.S M.S. Chemistr) Slnt'ns /rutillltt' East Ha,en, ConnectiCUt

Co,tello. Donald Joseph '71. B.S Pharmacolog) Pro>"ldt'nce College Brooklyn. :>:e.,. York

Ed"ards, Bruce Haven '68 B.S. "14, A.\f \I athematics Stanford Unntrslll Dartmouth College Stanford. Cahforma

Fole~. Jam«:> Ed"ard '7~. B.A. Ph)siolog) \ferrrmad• Collt1/t :-.c" bur} pori. \las~achu~em

Fuld. Kenneth '71. B.A. Psycholog) Norlheastern Unil'ersit\ Ne"" York. )';e.,. York

Greenough. T. Lockman Ill '71. B.A.: '73. -\ M. ~1athcmatics

DePauk L niu•rsit)' Danmouth College :\!arion. Indiana

Hay>lett. Homer Thornton Jr. '58. B-\. '61. \.I.S ,1, A.M. ~1athematics Bridge ... a/er College Vtrgima Polnechnic lnslitute Dartmouth College Belgrade, \1amc

Jones. Philip Alan '68. B.S. Biolog} 01.;/ahoma Baplifl Unil-er.!ill' Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Lipman. ~!arc Joseph '11, B A.: '73. A .M . Mathematic> Lake Fore.sl Collegto Dartmouth College E,·anston, Illinois

\la~er. Lawrence M . '71. B.S.: '73. A .M . ·Geology

Case Western Rtoser•·to L rll\t'fSity Dartmouth College Chappaqua. Ne" York

~foberl}. la"rence A '69 B.S Ph \Sics ( ,;;,ersll) of Penns}l•ama Philadelphia, Penns) h ani a

'\loorc:, Thoma> Lynn '69, B A. '73, A . \1. :\!athematic. Carltoton Colltoge Dar/mouth College Fort Lauderdale, Florida

' ,\fanhal L nd~rgraduau and graJuar~ degruJ from Darrmourh unle~.< orhtr"IS~ mdrcattd

Mros, , \hchael R 71, B \ . Pb)SICS ( tll\U:H/1 of ( aliforma San D1ego Chula \ tsta C.thforma

:-.a!!'· \lice "nomt Gtlool} 66, B A. P )chology l<l'grs Colll'gt> '\orth Te"k>bury. M:tssachu,ctt>

:-.a1ll. Roger f '69. B \ . ·v.. l.S Engmeenng S<:len~e' Prtntt'/Orr () nn ers111 \fauuchu•em lns/1/ute of Techrro/ug1 lfano,er. :-.:c:" Hampshire

:-.e,•el, Donald E. '54 B.S , ' 58, \f S C E. Engineering Sc1en.:e, Pnmn l•ania .Stolt! L nnertrll ( nn·ir1i11 of \/tmachuJt'/1' Lebanon, :>:e" II amp,hue

Orphanoudak1,, Styhano' C. '71 \ B '73. \.l.S Engtneering Sc1en.:e' Dar/mouth College \la.s.rathuuiiS lnsliwte oj Technoloi!J Reth~mnon, Crete. Gree,·e

Pangborn, Robert J ~u R. Ph)'"' lfhJOn ( olle!!t'

M1dland, l\llchJ~an Sh~rblom, \nne Pariridge '7 1, B;:,

Chem1stry Bates Co/leg. \\ t:st Ha•en. Connect ,ut

Stark"eather. Peter L '70, B S. B1ology L mon Colll'g< 1\IJhemc "e" York

\\h1tc:, PeterS '71, B.\ Blolog:-Bennmgto 'l Collegt' \\ eiJ.:,Ie), \las,achu,ett>

\\olfson, Richard [ .T '69, B \, '71, \IS. P/1\'>IC\ '>>:anhmorl' Co/le~t' L ni1er<it} of \fichrgan \\ o rl·e,tc:r, :'> fa,~achu,etb

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

Abrahamsen. Charle> Ernst Adams, Li~a Jeanne Agry, Bradford Warren Albaugh. Denms Stephen Alford. Randall Jack -\lford, Stephen Paul Ali, Sharon Kudeza Allen, M) ron Bartlett Ill Allen. Viola Genora Allis. James Blayne) '75 Allman, David Bush Altier. Sha"n ~1. -\me~. Paul :-lorman Amund~en, Rot>ert Ander) on. B) ron \\ 1lham Anderson, Harry Ed.,.ard Andre:"'· T. Coleman Ill Aponte, ~icholas Anthon) Arand. Frcdenck Franch Ardrc:) , Robert Holt Ill Arnold. Barry Vandegrift -\rrison, Lee Ann -\!'VIe, \lichacl Henn Aske). Stephen -\rth.ur Auletta, Richard Paul Ayh•ard. MH:hael Fa)el'VIeather '\yre~. BenJamm ~ <tldo II Bachelder, Bnan lerO)

Bade). Janet Ann Baker. Preston Bruce Baker, Wend' JO\"e ·n Balderston. Da,id \.tiller Saline. 1\aomi Beth Ballard, Caroline Griffitt> Bandfield. Dand \1nchell Bardusch. Ed"ard E\'ans Barker. K1pp Alan Barker, Kirk David Barlo", Georl!e Herbert Ill '75 Barr, Douglas Richard Bartlelt, Joe C. '7-i Bartlen, Rus>ell Tam~ Bastek, Paul Roga Bates. Allan Mavnanl Bailie. Carl \\ ri!!ht Baudendistel. Jan '\1ane Bauer. John Good" in Bc:asle\. T1moth\ Alan Beatt1~. Jame> Lou1s Beck, John \\ in,lo" Bell, Bn:ce Stephen Bello. Jacquehne ,\nne Benedict, Dalid \ndre" BenjanHn, Donna Chansse , Bennen. :-.anc• Harri>on Beonen. Thaddt'U> \!bert

Bennum, Richard Ra}mond Bergamini. Alexander \feRae Bergford. Jam1e Walker Bergqu1st. Chn,topher Lee Bern,tem. A I an S.:ott ' 74 Bertch .. Thoma> Hamillon Bethel. S10.1n Stephen '75-Bjelland. Chri,tian Bjorklund, Paul R . Jr. '75 Blackmon. James Stanle} ·~o Boco' . Jo,eph Harr} Bohn. \'icki-Lee Boi"'· Ed"ard \farun '75 Boku~ie\\ICl, Robert Louis Boll ore. Geoffre\ Ed'' ard Bohore. Ste,·ere ;\ !fred Booguscn. Elizabeth Jane Bo,,den. "Jarecy Rae Bo\ce Da,id Paul '75 Bo}les, Johre Hannefin Brait. \ li.:hael Leo Branch. Homer ~l itchell Jr '75 Brann. Wilham \ !arcus Bra,·erman. Barr} Brennan. John Joseph Breton. Dame! Francis Bndgman. Peter Ambrose Brooks. \l ary Lynne Brooks. Peter Sanderson Brooks. Torrey De\ter Bro"n. Dand G . Bro" n. \lark Lee Brov.n. William Herbert '(7

Brumback. Chari~ Tiedtke Jr. Buckhnlz Robert Edmund Jr. Buckley. Bnan Langord Bughone. Stephen Anthony '75 Bundy . E. Scott Burns. James Bov.man Bursch. Donald E. '74 Bush. Thoma' F. Jr. Bustamante, !'..1ichael Tuan Butler. Jay ~l ichael Caldv.ell. Douglas Renv.ick Cald"ell. Thomas Perley '75 Calhoun. William Hov.ard Campbell, Douglas Stevenson Cane. Paul \\ illiam Jr. Carl1e. Kenn Stuart '77 Carlie. \lark Steven '77 Carragher. Daniel J oseph Carroll. Richard Douglas Carstens. John A. III '75 Carter. Ellen Jeanne '77 Ca"•dy, Barbara Ellen Cass1d) , Joseph Warren Il l Castaldo. John Edward

(. a'-anagh, Robert Ell"' orth Ca\e, Eileen C. Chad"id.. Vernon Da'" Jr. '75 Chan. H1l.1n Ch1h· H'i Chapman, ,\!ton :\f1ller Chapman. \ l ichael C lifton Charter,, \lexandcr \\ ilham Chase. Debra \nn Chas.:. Robm \lexander Chene\ , \ \ 2rd Amon De~ter Chern~. \lbert Wilham Jr. Chiarella, M1chael Todd Ch1mtkli>. George: AnthOn} Choate, Murra\· R1cl..liffc: II Church. Ellen Ste,c:n Clamage. Jamc:~ \ li.:hael Clark. Dand Curran Clark. Dand Jo~eph Clark , Ric nard Ke' in Clarkin. Sean Cline. Robert G1lhon Clute. Katharine \ Cobb. Daniel \ forgan Coffin. Charles Tristram 'i5 Cohen. Dougla> Lee Cohen. Kenneth :\larc Colacch10, Donald Anthon} Cole. Pauline J. Coles. Da,.id Charle~ '75 Cols. Domimc Raymond Colt. Jeffre\ i\"c:lson Conner. Di,;d Michael Connell\, Karen Elaine Con" a;. ~I an \1 cAihstcr Coquiliard. J . '\orv.cll '74 Cordc:rman. Su~an Gra) Cornish. Charles R. '75 Corren, Patnc1a Ruth ·77 Cov.an. Peter Schu\ ler Co" lisha". Jack Parker Jr. '74 Co\e. Ho"ard Bruce Cra"' ford. Jamc:, :\lacKinnon Cronin. Gregor) Francis Crosen. Richard \ l acPherson '75 Cucco, Carl Da,.id Cummins. Robert Paul Cunis. Dand Jude: Cushman. G lenn Scott Cushman, John Holloway Jr. Cushman, K1m Ho\\ard Cutler. \ hchac:l Burdette: Dakin. Peter William Dah. Jeremiah '.lichael Dame. Douglas -\lien Damiano. Ralph Jamc:, Jr. D'AnastasiO, \lark John Daniells. Thomas Montgomer} Darden. Edna :\1arie

Da,c:nport, David Stc:,enson Da•idson. Christopher Charles Da'i', Christopher Patrick Davis, \.l ark W. Dav1s, ,\far) \l argarc:t Davison, William Chapman Da" kms, Peter Terr) Da). Lero} Thomas Da) . Stephen R1chard DeGioia, Katrlc:en -\nn DeHaas, Thomas E. '74 D.:LaCrut, Chnstopher Paul DeWald, Jeffrey Ste,en Dee'·) , Jonathan \facrae Dell. Warren Jame> Demarc:,t, Peter Bedford D.:mp'C). Joseph \1 atthe" D.:nnin~. Michael Joseph d ' Hc:mc:court. -\ndre Allou '74 Dobson. Dav1d Charles Docherty, Robin Paul Donahue, Jo,et>h Paul Il l Donaldson, Da) Suzanne Dono' an. \far;. Ellen Doran, Kathleen Brewer Dougal. \far} Aleksandra Do" nmg, Kevm C. Do) le. !\Ia run Edward Draudt. James Philip Dugan, Jeffre} Scott Duke, Ellen '77 Duke. \\ ilham Trippe Duncan. Carlo' Gabnc:l Du,hame. Stephen Fredenck ' 75 bmes. DaHd Todd Ehbott, elizabeth Ka'e '77 Edward>. Phtlip Forrest ·;~ Eldredge, John ['.kCnllis Elhott. Bng Barnum Jr. elliott. Rtchard '.lark Ells,•orth, Stoughton L. Jr Elmore:. Don Christopher ' 74 Engle, John Ste\·ens Englebardt, Leland S . I I Englehart. Da,td Lee Englert, H. Peter '75 Epstein. Paul \ !ichacl Erbe, Sumner Prindle '73 Erick,on. Robert C. J r. Erler, Eli'e Latrobe Ernest. Zeph} nnus Jo,eph bans, Karen Linda Bt:ek) E'er-on, Charle- Delonc: ' 75 l'c:akm,, Peter \\ heeler Fc:asd. \l1chael John l·e-,Jthcr ... Craig Alan I-ederman. George Albert Feld Ste' en Eric

Ferguson. Da\ld Quinn Ferguson , Patricia Louise Fernandel. Gar} Lee Fidler, Joho Francis Xav1er Fiedorc:k, Stephen Craig '77 Field. Peter Douglas hn.:h , Sheldon Henry '75 Fmc:. Jonathan Fisher, Da,td Franklin Ftshcr, :\lclame Fisher. Robert George Jr. ft,hc:r, Robert P Jr. Fnchc:t. Dun~an ,\1aclcllan Jr. Fitzgerald, :\t .. ·hael William Flandc:r,. Dudlc:} Kenneth ' i'4 Fla". Elizabeth :Sessa Flemmg, Thoma> Francis Fletcher, Bradford Holmes Foer~ter. Robert Sterling Jr. Fole} , Emtly Loughran '75 Folz. Alan Lorch Jr. ' 77 For~yth, Danic:l Paul Fo\\ler. Daniel Ewart Frank, La"rence Seth Fran£, Charles \\ arren ' 73 Fra,er, Scott Allen Freid!, Robert \lien Fre i~e. \l ark H . fried, !\ltchael Gregor) Fnedensohn. Peter l'\cd Fnedlander, Richard Hill '75 Frmi... Da\'rd :\lichael '75 F ntz. \nn :""'o) e' fnll,on, Paul \lien Frondorf. l:nc H argra~e fr}er, Gregor} Scott Fuld, Brian Cameron Fuller, David Brewster Fullman. Jam~, ~hiler Grant Gabel. \ltchac:l George Gabriel-, Dame! E. Gallant. Dc:nl'!l Jllseph Gallo, Fran\ f::d· rd '"5 Gamc:ll. \I. • Ste,en Gandolfo. J m \ ,cen! Gapin,kt, Che,ter Joseph Gartner. J-;;c\in Ed"ard Gasner. Stuart Laurence Gaston, Thoma' LloYd Gaudm, Laurent Mi~hel '75 Geoghegan, Emil} Bernice George, Deanne: Pauhne Gergely. Peter Erne~t Gettinger, \ndre\\ Gilbert. Peter \ddle\' Gile, John Lockhart-.75 Gile. Pamela Jean G illemon, .\m} Jo

Gillette, Susan Carter Gillin, David Donald Gillis, Kevin Michael Gimble, Jeffrey Martin '77 Gleason, John Clair Gleason, Michael Alexander Glover, John Somers Gold, Barry Seth Goldberg, Andrew Lawrence Goldfield, Joel David Goldin, Alan Leigh Goldstein, Patricia Ann Goldstrohm, Gregg Lincoln Gomes, Antonio Ferreira Gonzalez, Wallace Michael '75 Goodkin, David Alan Goodrich, Raymond Thomas Gordon, Laura Elizabeth '75 Gorman, Sean Michael Gould, Tyler James Gourlay, Michael Wodrow Green, Amanda Joyce Green, Richard Lee '75 Green, Stephen Joseph Grenier, Robert Laurent Griffin, Michael Francis Grossbaum, Aaron Guerue, Trudell H Jr. '74 Gwin, Thomas Edward Haak, Richard Stanton Jr. Hackley, Fairfax III Haffenreffer, John Douglas Hall, Christopher J:>atrick Hall, Lawrence Nelson Halsey, Gregory Dean Hambrick, John Carl Jr. Hamill, Peter Joseph Hammond, David Richard Hampton, James Cavin Hanley, Robert Earnest Hansen, Brian Christopher Hansen, Sandra S. Hargrove, Monica Renee Harrington , John Mark '77 Harrington, Neil James Harrison, Thomas Samuel IV '74 Harsh, Milton K. Hart, Henry Walker Hartley, John Thomas III '77 Hartley, Peter Marshall Hartman, Kip R. Hawker, Charles Robert Hawley, Laurie McClellan Hayes, Richard James Hayssen, James Alexander Healey, William John Hebert, Robert Alfred Jr.

Heckman, Carey Eugene Hedges, Nancy Gabriel Heim, Thomas John Heintzelman, Katherine Anne Heller, Mary Sanford Helmuth, Holly '77 Helve, Sandra Lin Hemphill, Edward Stiles Hendershot, Bruce William '74 Henke, Danferd William Hennessey, Martha S. Hersh, John Herman '77 Hertz, Walter Philipp Jr. Hill, Richard Devereux Jr. Hillas, Roger Stanbrough Jr. '75 Hillebrand, Jeffrey Henry Hillman, Wade Louis Hippen, John Keith Hirama, William Hirsch, Edward Louis Hitzman , Murray Walter Hoagland, Sara Inglis Hofammann, Dabney Yeamans Hoffman, Joseph Henry Jr. Hoffmann, Richard William Hoge, Hilary Whittle Holmes, Robert Craig Hooper, Halden Wayne Jr. Hope, Deborah Giselle Horak, John Michael Horan, Richard G. Horton, Kenneth Warren Hostetler, Karl David Hostnik, Charles Rivoire Hourihan, James Joseph III Howard, Andrew Jackson '72 Howard, David George Howard, Elizabeth Anne Howard , John Noxon Jr. Howe, Arthur III Howe, Ralph Wesley III Hoy , David DuBois Huber, Grant MacColl Hubinger, Bert Jeffrey '74 Hughes, Kevin Steven '77 Humphrey , Debbie Humphrey, Donna Ann Humphrey, Peter Blake Hungerford, Melinda Hunter, Scott Linn Huntoon, David Lloyd Hurowitz, James C. Hurst, Robert Leon Hutchinson, William Lindsey Hyde, Josephine Allen Ifill, Roberto Norman Jaccarino, Frederick John

 Jackson, Thomas Lane Jackson, William Daniel Jacobs, Carsten Jacobs, Mark Israel Jacobsen , Garry Alden '75 Janis, Elizabeth Sue Jasinski, Joseph Martin Jaworski, David A . Jelley, Patricia C. Jepsen, George Christian Jeton, Peter Clifford Jewett, Mary Elizabeth Johnson, Anne Triplett Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Martha Hamilton Johnson, Maurice Allen Johnson, Robin Lorraine Johnston, Steven Floyd Jones, Alan Richard Jones, Daniel Lee Jones, George Davenport Ill Jordan, Major Theodore Jr. Joseff, Darol Drake '75 Josselyn, Louis S. Ill Joyce, Catharine Barbara Kandutsch , Mark Alan Kang, Chung Won '73 Karp, Joanne Katz, Jeffrey Howard Keagle, George Philip Keefe, William John Kehoe, John Dean Keirstead, Ernest Burton II I Keitt, John Keay Jr. Kelley, Bruce Gunn Kelley, Kevin English '75 Kelly, Michael J. Kelly, Peter Bernard Kemeny, Jennifer Magda Kemper, Elizabeth D . Kenny, Kevin Barry '75 Kent, Gretchen Ruth Kepes, Nancy Elizabeth Kerbaugh, Shoun Thomas Kern, Charles Luther Kerouac, Michael R . '75 Keyes, Kevin Charles Kimball, Douglas Nolan King, Robert William Jr. '71 Kingsbury, Brian H. '75 Kintzing, Jennifer Mark Kirsh, Steven Marc Kneisel, Pamela Joan Knight, James Thomas Knox, Carlton Anthony Kobokovich, William Jacob Jr. Koenig, Douglas E. '77

 Kohn, Carolyn Root Kolb, David Allan Kolodziej, Timothy Alvah Komarow, Gary '77 Korol, Rhonda Leslie Koski, William David Kraines, Merrill Marc Krauss, Clifford Hans Krauth, Peter Harald Krick, John Howard Jr. Kropf, Noel Samuel Kubo, Spencer H. Labalme, Ethel Corinne Lacasse, Marc George Lahey, Raymond David '75 Lamb, Geoffrey Campbell Lambert, Robin Lee Landers, Ronald Theopolis Landsberger, Mark Ralph Lawes, Donald Evan III Lay, Howard George Lazarus, Paul Martin Lebowitz, Marian Kay Lee, John Howard '75 Lee, Robert P. Leer, Peter Kirk Levenson, Dana Simon Levin, Paul Levine, Mark Alan Lewis, Andrea Denise Lewis, James Charles Lidstone, David Jeffrey Lindberg, David Allen Lindberg, Robert Andrews Lindsey, Wayne Cornell Little, Carl vonKienbusch Lloyd. John Robert '74 Lockyer, James Rolland Loewenthal, Sharon Paula Logdahl, Ronald Joseph Long, P. Jan Long, William Jeffrey Lord. John Mason II Lowd, Robert Bruce '68 Lumpkin , Thomas Dunlap II Lynn, William J. lii Lyons, John Richard '75 Maas, Richard Louis MacDonald, Craig Scott '77 MacDonald, Wayne David MacDonell, Richard Parker Macfarlan, Duncan Andrew MacFarlane, Stephen Neil Mack, John Belknap Jr. '73 Madden, Leslie Margaret Madeson, Michael Ross Madison, Eric Hubert

\laeck, Ale'landra Traq Maffione, Jo~eph Peter Jr \faginness, Craig Richard \fagnus. Da\id Ed"ard \lagnuson, Phallp E. '75 .\lagro. -\nthon) John :'\1aguire. Leo J . Ill .\Iaker. Ed,. ard Klinger Malone). Stephen Charle> \ 1 ane}. John Joseph ' 77 \1 arcus. Fraser Eliot MargoJi,, Peter A. Margres, John Joseph Mariano. Leon Antomo Jr. '75 Marks. Jame> John Jr. :'\1arb, Jame; Malton '75 \ t arsden. Philip \ rthur \ f artell, Kathleen \ f anon !l.fartm. Daane Elizabeth \ faster,, Jonathan Dale •~4 :'\fathe"s. Alennder Surllng \lathe"son. Ra..:hard D :'\lattimore, Br}an \\ alllam \ lcAIIaster. Susan Hoitt :'l.lcCallaster, Scoll Andre" .1\fcCann. Charles Paul \lcCann, Denms Ra,mond Jr . . 1\fcCarth}. Phihp Louis Jr . McClure, Robert Coke Hrll .\fcCollo". John Peter \ fcConnell, Thomas Coml} \ fcCree. Allaster Hanna Jr .• .,3 McDonald. Jo}e Sare,se McEachron Bnan Leagh !1.1cEntire. Sawme Aldredge \fcGo,.ern, \ 1. Scott :\IeGree'} . Patncia \ nn :'l.fcllrath. Robert Kendall McKa\ , Daniel James '75 :'\tcKa~, John Ed" ard '69 \tcKe~\er. Stephen O"en '75 :'l.lcLaughhn. \fargaret LoYe \lcLaughhn. Robert Drake .\fc~fanu'. ·Tamoth} Jame' !\fc:\'utt, Ste•cn DougJa, !l.fcParland. Jeffre' James .\felik ian. Stephen. Gun} as Meredith. Cal•rn G '75 \ fetreaud. Fredenc Paul \tichelman. Eluabeth ·r .\f icken,, Kenneth Legare \ I iles. Gordon Henn \faller, Juli.t -\nn .\faller. Kam Chmtopher ' 75 \.!tiler. \leri -.;an \I iller. Randall Lee '77 !\Iiller. Randall Wilham \Iiller. Thomas Alan

Millikan. Mark Allan '74 !\f ills. Charles Craig \ f iner. Juha Hemin"a} :\f iro"ltz. Sheldon Paul !\fonkman. Richard Drake Montearo. Kenneth Paul :\1ontgomery, Michael John :'\food\, Dana Ed"ard .\ foor~. Ke .. in Scott \I organ. Allen Le" as \ forgan. DaYad Paul .\f orris. Jonathan Todd .\1ortimer, Robert Thomas Jr. Mosenthal. Todd .\.f ichael Mo), Philip John .\f ullan. Mark John \fulroy. Richard Lennox \ fuiioz. Ce.ar Benjaman \furphy. Daniel Henr} \furpby, Janet Elizabeth '-1urpb}. Jeffre} Joseph Murray. George Elmer III .\lurra). \ f achelle \f. \! ustard, Manon \!cCo) :'lo:a)lo r, James Bernard Jr. S'Dao. Ousmane ' 75 Sear)'. \fatthe" Jamc> Jr. ;o.;eenan. Chnstopher \farian :\'ebon. Daniel \lari.. '75 Selson. DougJa, Dark t-;elson. Julie Chmtian Selson. Paul Meland !'e.,.. Wilham Sloan Ne"'man. Cheryl \nne Se"man. James Stuart Kice. Chnstopher Da,·id '75 J'.:i~.·hols. La\Hence Well, Nichols, Leonard -\llan ~i.:hoJ,, Richard Michael Si~hobon. John Keah ;o.;ielsen. -\nne Hennk :-.iiel~on, Karla Sue Sienhui • . James lr an ="immo. Walham Jame' ~oel, Gar) Jack '77 :\'olan, \ 1an There~e ~orman. K~nneth Eugene :'\orton. Thomas \\\man Jr. :\'ovce, \\ illiam Bre·.,. ter '75 !'}berg, Kim Arthur :\)e. Gordon E"ang O'Brien. Dar) I Helen ·n O'Brien. Dennis Michael '72 O'Connor. Letitia Burn~ Olsen, John \'ester 0'.'-1alle}. Peter Chri~topher '74 Omohundro, Phillip Henry Keath O'Neall. Chnstma \1arie

o·;-.;eill. John Crane Jr. '73 Orlando. Sandro 1 ucao Orton, Robert Ed,\ln I II Ost ... ald. Roland Henn Jr Page. ·\nn Lmne) \\ a~gh Pancoast. John Walthall II I Papai. Ste\en Luther Parnon. Thomas J. Paukert, l3me, \! arke\ Paul~en, -\nn Ro"e • Pease, Robert Wilham Jr. Peck. Dean Bradle} III Peet. \\'alham Jame, '77 Pelle). Robert Jame> Penhallurick. William Jame> Perell. Ho"ard Frederick Perr). Gilbert Jack Peterson. Landa \ nne Pfaff. Bruce Robert Phillip~. Rachard John Jr. P1ela. Robert Che.ter P1erce. Da•·id Glen '77 Pinkos. C\nthaa Joan Panhton. ·Ru"ell Fountarn ' 70 Pitts, Gregor) Lamont Plane, Da"id Allen Poor. Ed"ard King Porter. Daniel \f artin Porter. Judson Lattimore Jr. Potter. Thoma, Gordon Pott<. Charle F. Jr Po"ers. Dale Franklin Pratt, Ed"ard \1 artm Prentace. Rachard D" aght Preston. Caroline '75 Prokop. Joseph \\'illiam Prothro. Laurie Puhers. Daniel Lee Quaad, \ndrea Queenan. Charlc. Joseph II I '77 Q uinn. Joseph Bnan Q umn, :'\oreen Rose Quinn, \ irginia -\ nn Radke, Lori '\I a rgaret Ra} nor. Regmald \\ infield Ill Reach, Charles Harri">on Ill Reagan. :'1.1ichael Reamsn\dcr. Denms Lee '75 Redding~ Judith Boardman Reed. Jeffre\ Barcalo Regets. J<>h~ Stephen Reid}. John Stephen Reimann Kathnn Reinhart. Thorn;, Ed\\ard Reimnger. Craig Harder Renchner. \1elanie E•e Rendini. Joseph Eliseo

Rettig. William Da"1d '75 Rice. Dougla• Chapman Richard. Bruce Alan Rachard•on, Peter We.le) '75 Rache), John \I aine Richmond. Doul!las Pacrce '75 R1ebo". Robert-Lund\ Jr. Rieker. Jeffre\ \ lark • Rie>er. Timoth\ S Ringie"icz. \l ark -\nthon) Ringsred. Daniel John Robbe, \\'alliam LouiS Robbms. Da•id :-. ichols Robeck. Diana Ruth Robinson. Barbara Robmson, Edmond Morrison Robanson. Glenn Ho"ard Roe. John Hoopes Rogers. T imoth} Alan Rogers. William Dre\\r) '77 Roitman. Machael Root. Bruce \\'alham Ro,enberg. Gerald :-.lehon Ro•enquest. -..; ib Chnstopher Ro,enshem La" renee Gan Rosset. John '"73 • Routhier. Stephen Louas Rud. Anthon} Gordon J r. '75 Ruegger. Thomas Charles Rufus, Ed"ard Anthon) Jr . Rumel). Elizabeth Scott Russell. Cruz Cardoza '75 R)nk•e"icz. \ )e,andra '\f) ers Sadlon. K}le Ste\·en Salafia. Carol) n Margaret '77 Saltzman. Robert ;\1 ichael Sal\'atore, Vincent D. Jr Samuelson, Karen Pickells '75 San Soucie. Richard Peter Sandoe. \fichael Kane '"75 Sands. Barbara • Sardella. Bnta Ann Saubert. William \I ichael Saul, -\rthur Dame) Saum, G regor} Alan Sauter, George Upham Schaefer. \ ugust George II Schaeffer, William John Ill Scheu. Ed"ard Gros,enor Schiller. Robert \lark Schillhammer. William R. Ill Schmahmann. David Reud Schneider. \taf\ Jean Schofield, Kare~ Jean Schramm. Henr} R. Jr. '75 Schuetz. J ulie Louise Schults, William C '75 Sch" artz, Deborah Mechlin

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Schwind, Deborah Ann '77 Schwoerer , John Arnold Scott, Billy '74 Scott, David Nathaniel See!, Paul Christian Sega, A. Christopher Shaffer, George Gary Shaffer, John Scott Jr. Shanks, Henry Dominick Shannon, Cynthia Marie Shaw , Andrew Hardy Shelton , Marian Robin Shepard , Tazewell Taylor Ill Shepherd, John Frederic Sherman , John Stratton Shmanske, Stephen Shnayerson, Michael Shores, Ronald Bomar Jr. Shribman, David M. Siebert , Peter William Siegel, Helaine Paula Silverstone, Philip Jay '77 Simila, Wendy Ann Simmons, Benjamin Wyman Jr. '75 Simons, Scott Randolph Simpson , Alexander Thomas Jr. Sinclair, William Donald Singer, Robert Chapman Sisson, Rufus Lasher ll Skaug, Nancy Jane Skibitsky, Eugene Reut Slaby, John Michael Slack, Gary Lynn Slade, David Raymond Small , Steven L.

Stiles, Rita Diane Stimson, John Boyd Stine, Susan Elizabeth Stitham, Sean O'Brien Stockmar, Anne Baldwin Stockton , Paul Noble Stokesbury, John Thomas Stone, Craig Townsend Straus, Diane Sarah Strout, Michael James Sullivan , David Ignatius '73 Sullivan, Mary Anna Sullivan , Timothy Jarrett Summers, James Arthur Jr. Sutton, Adam Jr. Sutton, Joseph D. Swartz, Thomas Jefferson Ill Swenson, Robert Dale Syvertsen, Peter Eric Kelly '75 Taal , Bye-Mass Max Tagatac, Daniel Darro Tallmadge, Allin Whitney '73 Tamposi, Samuel Augustus Jr. '75 Tarantino, John Anthony '77 Tarzy , Neil Taylor , Cynthia Tenenbaum, Radu Ray '75 Tesar, Robert Alan Tezak , Frank Louis Thayer, Charles Abbott Thayer, Jeffrey C. Thomas, Florentine Eina Thompson, Wendolyn Patricia Thompson, William Jonn Thornton, William Andrus Ill

 V id as, Eleftheri os Harry Vinton , William Cr a ig Virgi en , David W. Visser, Charles Frederick Vosler, Constance Ann Walker , George Andrew W alku sh , Mary Kay Wall , Frederick Minton Michael Wall ace, Marie Walter, Susan Gail Warach , Joshua David Ward , Laurence Fred Warner, John IV Warner, Karen Valerie '77 Waterous, Frank Benton Watson , James Stewart Wearn , George Fr a ncis Webster, Stephen Bruce Weeks, Katherine Ransom Weeks, Stuart Broeksmit Wehner, John Fields '74 Weiner, Ethan Saul Weinstein, Alan James '75 Weinstein , John Robert Weisbard , Mark WiHiam Weld, Mark Merwin Wellford , Bede Walmsley West , Deborah Ruth Whistler, John Charles White, Anne White, Douglas Eugene '75

 White, John Randall White, Kelley Jean Whitehill, Austin Richard Wilkens, Bruce Edward Willey , David Spencer Williams, Paul Duxbur y Willi a ms, Peter Chase Willi a ms, Randy G. Willi a ms, Reginald Wil son , Frank Lyndall Ill Windrath , Paul Kim Win ship, Linda Wittels, Bernard '77 Wolcott, Cynthia Marie Wood, Chester Corbin ll Woods, Donald Rey Jr. Woods, Harold Jr. '74 Woods, Jonath a n Wright , Kenneth Carr Wri sley, Peter G ene '75 Yablong, Judith Merle Yates, Gregory Said York , Bruce Robert Young, Jordan M a rt en II Young. Linda Jean Zesiger, Jeffrey Allen Zialcita, Valdem a r Francisco '75 Zimicki, Judith Zimmerman , Richard Zimmerman , Susan

Smith, James Johnson '72 Sokoloski, Thomas James Sorci, Thomas Charles Sorice, Michael Lee '74 Sottile, Frank Douglas

Tibolt, Robert Earl Tierney, James Walsh Tobin, Elizabeth Crane Tolzmann, David Catlin Jr. Tompson , Steven Moury '75

PHI BETA KAPPA  The following members of the class were elected to membership in Phi Beta Kappa by vote of the

Executive Committee of Alpha of New Hampshire

Souza, Thomas G. Spalding, David Peter Spark s, Michael Warren '75 Specht, Scott Andrew Spivey, Kathryn Ann Springer, Curtis Hoxsie Spruill , Mary Josephine '77 Stacy, Leland Johnson Ill Staggers, Kimberly Ann Standish, James Loomis Stangl, Robert Dean Stanley, Alfred Thomas Stebbins, Mark Reynolds Steele, Nina Elizabeth '77 Steele, Scott Louis Stevens , Hope Phinney Steward, Nancy Jean

Tow, Lois Mary Gadway Treadway, Mary-Ellen Triplett , Craig Randall Trubiano, Robert W . Turner, Karen Marie Tyler, Joan Blanche Tyson, James Jordan Ill Ubushin, Badrhn Manj '74 Urion , David Kimball V alar, Stefanie Barbara Van Dyke, Cornelius John Van Syckle, Guy Weaver Jr. Van Weelden, Katherine Anne Vargo, Ronald Paul V a ughan, Carol Wyman Veidemanis, Maris Vilhelm Velleman , Daniel J.

Randall J . Alford James B. Allis '75 Frederick F. Arand Christian Bjelland David P. Boyce '75 David G. Brown Debra A . Chase James M. Crawford Carl D. Cucco Ralph J . Damiano Jr. Christopher P. Davis Stephen R . Day Michael J. Denning Andre A . D'Hemecourt '74 David C. Dobson Stoughton L. Ellsworth Jr. Steven E. Feld Jonathan Fine Ann N. Fritz

John V. Gandolfo Patricia A. Goldstein Raymond T. Goodrich Richard S. Haak Jr. Christopher P. Hall David R . Hammond Holly Helmuth '77 Scott L. Hunter William D. Jackson Joseph M . Jasinski George C. Jepsen James T. Knight Spencer H . Kubo Stephen N. MacFarlane Peter A. Margolis Th omas C. McConnell M . Scott M cGovern Robert K . Mcilra th Ra ndall L. Miller '77

Allen L. Morgan James B. Naylor Jr. Robert E. Orton III Gilbert J . Perry David G. Pierce '77 David A . Plane Charles J . Queenan III '77 Reginald W . Raynor III Joseph E. Rendini Jeffrey M. Rieker Barbara Robinson Gerald N . Rosenberg Robert M. Saltzman Vincent D. Salvatore Jr. Mary J. Schneider Deborah A . Schwind '77 George G. Shaffer Cy nthi a M . Shannon Da vid M. Shribman

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Helaine P. Siegel Philip J. Silverstone '77 David R. Slade Frank D. Sottile Kimberly A. Staggers Sean 0. Stitham

Paul N. Stockton Daniel D. Tagatac Charles A. Thayer Daniel J. Velleman Eleftherios H. Vidas Charles F. Visser

Joshua D. Warach Ethan S. Weiner Kelley J. White Donald R. Woods Jr.

 THE DEAN'S PRIZE Nancy E. Kepes

Honorable Mention: William H. Danferd; David M. Shribman  

THE TOM DENT MEMORIAL LACROSSE A WARD Thomas J . Parnon

 THE JOHN EBERS PRIZE

Charles R. Cornish '75 Charles F. Visser   

PRIZES AWARDED TO GRADUATING STUDENTS  

THE ACADEMY OF AMERICAN POETS POETRY PRIZE Carl V. Little

THE WILLARD W. EGGLESTON MEMORIAL BOTANY PRIZE Robin L. Lambert

 THE TIMOTHY WRIGHT ELLIS MEMORIAL AWARD

Gordon H. Miles  

THE ADELBERT AMES FINE ART AWARDS Ward A. D. Cheney JamesJ. Hourihan III Julia A. Miller

Julia H. Miner Scott R . Simons  

THE BENJAMIN F. BARGE PRIZE FOR ORATORY Cynthia M. Wolcott William A. Thornton III

 THE BARRETT ALL-AROUND ACHIEVEMENT CUP

James M . Crawford  

THE COACH BLACKMAN TROPHY Reginald Williams

 THE EDWARD M. CHASE PRIZE

First Prize: Vernon D. Chadwick Jr. '75; Paul N. Stockton Third Prize: Brian L. McEachron

Honorable Mention: Gregory S. Fryer; Mark S. Gamell  

THE CLASS OF 1859 HISTORY PRIZE Ethan S. Weiner

Honorable Mention: George E. Murray III

 THE FRIENDS OF THE DARTMOUTH LIBRARY PRIZES

Michael J . Denning James R . Lockyer  THE ELEANOi!. FROST EXPERIMENTAL THEATER PRIZE

Leland S. Englehardt II  

THE JULIA H. GEER AWARD Hope P. Stevens

 THE JOHN C. GLOVER SWIMMING TROPY

David E. Magnus  

THE FRANCIS W. GRAMLICH PHILOSOPHY PRIZE Kenneth C. Wright

 THE GRIMES ENGLISH PRIZE First Prize:

Joseph P. Donahue III Honorable Mention: Michael J . Denning

 THE GRIMES PRIZE FOR GENERAL IMPROVEMENT

Howard B. Coye  

THECONOVERTROPHY Robert P. Fisher Jr. h

 THE EARL P. HAMILTON VARSITY AWARD

Charles F. Potts Jr.

THE JAMES HENRY COOKE TROPHY Russell J. Bartlett

THE LEWIS H. HANEY PRIZE IN ECONOMICS Paul W. Cane Jr.

 THE CLOISE APPLETON CRANE PRIZE IN RUSSIAN

Mark J. D'Anastasio

 THE PAULS. HARMON TROPHY

G. Andrew Walker  

THE HERBERT F. DARLING SR . '26 MARKSMANSHIP AWARD Joel D. Goldfield

THE HASELTINE CHEMISTRY-PHYSICS PRIZES Andre A . d'Hemecourt '74 Joseph M. Jasinski Jeffrey M. Rieker

 THE HERBERT F. DARLING JR. '55 MARKSMANSHIP AWARD

Joel D. Goldfield  

THE DARTMOUTH CUP Richard M. Nichols

 THE MARCUS HEIMAN AWARDS IN THE CREATIVE ARTS MarkS. Gamell James C. Hampton Hilary W. Hoge

Carsten Jacobs Cesar B. Muiioz Lawrence W. Nichols Karla S. Nielson Thomas C. Ruegger Alexander T. Simpson Jr.

Scott L. Steele J. Randall White  

THE J. CLARENCE DAVIES JR. 1934 TENNIS TROPHY Robert A. Tesar

 THE RALPH P. HOLBEN SOCIOLOGY PRIZE

Lois M.G. Tow

 THE WILLIAM B. JAFFE AWARD

Lawrence W. Nichol s  

THE JONES HISTORY PRI Z E Elizabeth D. Kemper David R . Hammond

TH E T HADDE U S SEYMO U R ROWI N G A W A R D Thaddeus A . Bennett

 THERA Y W. SMITH AWARD

Kenneth E. Norman  

TH E THOMA S F. KEANE CU P Jeremiah M. Daly

 THE KIEWIT COMP UTER ART CON TEST

Richard L. Green '75

 THE A LBERT"DOLLY" STA RK M E MORIAL A WARD

Adam Sutton Jr.  

THE STEWARDS' AWARD Thaddeus A . Bennett

 THE LOCKWOO D DEBATI NG PRI ZE

David P. Spalding  

THE RI C H A R D P. M cCORNA C K PRIZ E FOR EX C ELL ENCE I N HISTOR Y David M . Shribman David C. Dobson

 THE STORY PHILOSOPH Y PRIZE

Stuart L. Gasner  THE UPHAM GEOLOGY PRIZES Christopher L. Bergquist Murray W . Hitzman

 THE M AC DONA L D-S M I TH PRI ZE

Paul M . Laza rus Karla S. Nielson  

TH E GARY B. M ALO N E 1970 AWAR D D. Randall Spydell'73, A .B .; '76, M.A .

 THE M A N N ERS MAKYTH MAN A WARD

Richard L. Mulroy

 TH E MINA H . WARR E N SC HOLARSHIP PR IZ E

Jeffrey M. Rieker  

THE ALFRED E. WATSON TROPHY Kenneth E. Norman

 THE YACHTSMAN'S TROPHY

Robert P. Fisher Jr.  

TH E LA W REN CE MARX JR . HONOR AWAR D M. Scott McGovern

 THE MEC KLIN SOCIOLOGY PRIZE

Jonathan Woods  

THE KARL B. MI CHAEL SWIMMI NG A W A RD Mark R . Stebbins

 THE N ICKERSON '64 PSYCHOLOGY PRIZE

Pamela J. Kneisel  

THE BASIL O'CO NN OR CLASS OF 191 2 MEM O RI A L P RIZE David M . Shribman

 TH E E VER ETT L. PALM E R TRA CK P RI ZE

Kenneth E. Norman  

T H E E DWIN R . PERKI NS LITERAT U R E PRI Z E Henry W. Hart

 TH E PR A Y MODERN LANGUAGE PRI ZE

Barbara Robinson  

TH E TH O MAS HENRY R A LSTON IV ENGLIS H 30 P RIZE Donald E. Bursch '74

 T H E SI LV ER M ED A L OF TH E ROY A L SOCI ETY OF ARTS

Ann N. Fritz

DEGREES WITH DISTINCTION  

SUMMA CUM LAUDE

The following members of the class , having achieved a standing of 3.6 for the entire course, are granted their degrees Summa Cum Laude:

Alford, Randall J . Feld, Steven E. MacFarlane, Stephen N. Allen, Myron B. III Fine, Jonathan Madison, Eric H. Allis, James B. '75 Fritz, Ann N . Margolis, Peter A. Arand, Frederick F. Gandolfo, John V. Mathewson, Richard D. Bjelland, Christian Gasner , Stuart L. McConnell, Thomas C. Boyce, David P. '75 George, Deanne P. McGovern, M. Scott Brown, David G. Gimble, Jef frey M. '77 McGreevy, Patricia A. Cane, Paul W . Jr. Goldstei n, Patricia A . Mcilrath, Robert K . Chase, Debra A. Goodkin, David A . *Miller, Randall L. '77 Cobb, Daniel M . Goodrich, Raymond T. Morgan, Allen L. Cole, Pauline J. Haak, Richard S. Jr. Naylor, James B. Jr. Crawford, James M. Hall, Christopher P. Orton, Robert E. III Cucco, Carl D. Hammond, David R. Pelley, Robert J. Damiano, Ralph J. Jr. Helmuth, Holly '77 Perry, Gilbert J . D'Anastasio, Mark J. Hunter, Scott L. Pierce, David G. '77 Davis, Christopher P. Jackson, William D. Plane, David A . Day, Stephen R. Jasinski, Joseph M . Queenan, Charles J. '77 Denning, Michael J . Jepsen, George C. Raynor, Regi nald W. III D'Hemecourt, Andre A. '74 Kemper, Elizabeth D. Rendini, Joseph E. Dobson, David C. Knight, James T. Eames, David T. Kubo, Spencer H . Ellsworth, Stoughton L. J r. La mbert , Robin L. *Of Valedictory Rank

'Rieker, Jeffrev M. Rieser, Timothy S. Robinson, Barbara Rosenberg, Gerald N. Saltzman, Raben M. Salvatore, Vincent D. Jr. Schne1der. \-fary J. Sch.,. ind, Deborah A. '77

*Of Safu1a1ory Rank

See!, Paul C Shaffer, George G. Shannon, Cvnthia S Shribman, Dav1d M. Siegel. Helaine P. Silverstone, Phihp J. '77 Slade, Da\1d R Sottile, Frank D Staggers, Ktmberly A. Stangl, Robert D. Stitham. Sean 0.

MAGNA CUM LAUDE

Stockton. Paul :N. Tagatac, Daniel D. Thayer, Charles A. Velleman, Daniel J. Vidas, Eleftherios H. Visser, Charles F. Warach. Joshua D Weiner. Ethan S. White. Kelley J. Woods. Donald R. Jr. Yates. Gregory S.

Tire following members of the class, ltaving achieved a standing of 3.3 for the en/ire course, are granted their degrees Magna Cum Laude.

Abrahamsen. Charles E Adams, Lisa J. Allman. David B. Allier, Sha"'n ~1. Ames, Paul Andrews, T Coleman Ill Ardrey, Robert H. Ill Ballard, Caroline G Barr. Douglas R. Baudendistel, Jan M. Beasley, Timothy A. Bello. Jacqueline A. Benedict, David A. Bcnnum, Richard R. Bcrgford, Jamie W. Bocock, Joseph H. Bo,.den, Nancy R. Bratt, Michael L. Bridgman, Peter A. Brooks, Peter S. Brown, William H. '77 Buckholz. Robert E. Jr. Bush. Thomas F. Jr. Caldwell, Douglas R. Carragher, Daniel J Cassidy, Barbara E. Castaldo, John E. Chadwick. Vernon D. Jr. '75 Cherne, Alben W. Jr. Church, Allen S. Clark, Richard K. Clarkin, Sean C. Cline, Robert G. Cohen, Kenneth M. Conner, David M. Coquillard. J. Norwell '74 Cushman, John H. Jr. Cushman. Kim H. DeGioia, Kathleen A. Dougal, MaC)' A.

Engle, John S. Epstein. Paul \1. Fernandez, GaT) L. Fisher, Melanie Fisher, Robert P. Jr. Fitchet, Duncan M. Jr. Folz. Alan L. Jr. '77 Fowler, Daniel E. Frank, Lawrence S. Freise Mark H. Fritzson, Paul A. Ff)·er. Gregory S. Fuller, David B. Gabel, Michael G. Geoghegan, Emily B. Gettinger. Andrew Gilbert, Peter A. Gillenson, Amy J. Gillette, Susan C. Gillis, Kevin M. Gold, Barry S. Goldberg, Andre"' L. Goldfield, Joel D. Goldm, Alan L. Gomes, Antonio F. Gorman, Sean M. Griffin, Michael F. Harsh, Milton K Hart, Henf)' W Hartley, John T. III '77 Hawker, Charles R. Hawley, Laune M. Heale}, William J. Heckman, Carey E. Heintzelman, Katherine A. Hersh, John H. '77 Hertz. Walter P. Jr. H1ll, Rtchard D. Jr Hillas. Roger S. Jr. '75 Hillman. Wade L.

Hoagland, Sara I. Hoffmann, Richard W. Hoge, Hilary W Hooper. Halden W. Horak, John M. Hourihan, James J. III Howard, Elizabeth A. Howe. Ralph W. III Hughes, Kevm S. '77 Huntoon, David L Jaccarino, Frederick J. Jacobs, Mark I. Jelley, Patricia C. Johnson, Anne T. Johnson, Martha H. Jones, George D. III Kelley, Bruce G. Kelly, Michael J. Kepes. Nancy E. Kmgsbury, Brian H. '75 Kirsh, Steven M. Kolb. David A. Komarow, Gary '77 Korol. Rhonda L Koski, William D. Kraines, Merrill M. Krauss, Clifford H. Krick, John H. Jr. Lacasse, Marc G. Lamb, Geoffrev C. Landsberger. ~1ark R Lazarus, Paul M. Lebov.itz, Manan K. Lee. John H. '75 Levenson, Dana S. Levin, Paul Levine, Mark A. Lidstone. David J. Lynn. William J. III Maas. Richard L.

MacDonald, Craig S. '77 Macfarlan, Duncan A. .\-fadden, Leslie M. .Maed.., Aleundra T. .Magro, Anthony J . ~faguire, Leo J. Ill Maney. John J . '77 Martin. Diane E. McCallister, Scott A. McCree, Allister H. Jr. '73 McEntire, Sawnie A. Miller, Julia A ~filler, Men 1\, M1ro"'itz, Sheldon P. \fontgomef), Michael J. Moore, Kevin S. Mullan, Mark J . \1ulro\, Rtchard L. \t urphy. Jeffrey J . Murray. George E Ill Nelson. Daniel .\of '75 l'ielson, Karla S. Noel, Gaf) J. '77 Nolan, MaC)' T. ·ye, Gordon E.

O'Bnen, Daryl H '77 O'Connor, Letitia B Page, Ann L. W. Peck, Dean B. III Piela. Roben C. Porter, Daniel M.

Quinn. Joseph B. Quinn. Noreen R. Reimann, Kathryn Rice. Douglas C. Richey. John M . R1chmond, Dougla) P. '75 Ringiewicz, Mark A. Robeck. Diana R . Robinson, Edmond M. Rogers. William D. '77 Roitman, Michael Sadlon. K}le S . Salafia. Carolyn M. '77 Sardella, Brita A. Saul, Arthur D. Saum, Gregory A. Sauter, George U. Schmahmann, David R . Sch'IOoartz, Deborah ~.

Schwoerer, John A. Shaw, Andrev. H Shepherd. John F Shmanske. Stephen Shores, Ronald B Jr. Siebert, Peter W. Smger, Robert C Slaby, John M . Small, Steven L. Sorice, Mtcbael L. '74 Spruill, Mary J . '77 Stimson, John B.

CUM LAUDE

Stokesbur). John T . Straus, D1ane S. Sv.artz, Thomas J. III Tarantino, John A '77 Tezak. Frank L. Thornton, William A. Ill! Tobin, Elizabeth C. Trubiano, Robert W, Urion, Da•id K. Van S}ckle, Gu} W. Jr. Vargo, Ronald P. Veidemanis, Maris V. Vmton, W1lliam C . Vosler, Constance A Walker, George A . Ward. Laurence F Waterou;, Frank B Watson. James S. Weinstem, John R Wetsbard, Mark W. \\'hite, Anne \Vhite, John R. Williams, Paul D Wilson, Frank L Ill \\'ittels, Bernard '77 \\'olcott, Cvnthia ~ Wood. Che.ster C. I I Woods, Jonathan Wn2ht. Kenneth C. Wri~ley, Peter G. '75

The following members of tht class. ha,ing acJrie,ed a standmg oj 3.0 for rht tnrire course. are granted lhf'ir degrtes Cum Laude

Agry, Bradford \\ . Albaugh, Dennis S . Arnson. Lee A . Auletta. Richard P. A) l"'ard, Michael F. Bailey. Janet A. Baker. Preston B. Saline, Naom1 B. Bartlett. Joe C '74 Bate5, Allan \.1. Bauer. John G Beck, John W. Benjamin, Donna C . '77 Bennett, Thaddeus A . Bergquist, Christopher L Bokuniev.icz. Robert L. Boyles. John H. Brann. William ;1.1. Braverman, Barf) Brooks. MaC) L.

Brooks. Torrer D. Cuni,, Dand J. Brumback, Charles T . Jr. Daniells, Thomas ~1 Buckle\ , Bnan L Da\id<on, Christopher D Bugho~e. Stephen A '75 Davu, Mary ;l.f. Bursch, Donald E '74 Day, Lero) T . Calhoun, William H DelaCruz. Chnstopher P. Car he, \1ark S '77 Deev}, Jonathan .\1 . Carter, Ellen J 1" Dell, Warren J. Cass1d), Joseph W. III Dcmpse). Joseph \1 Cavanagh, Robert E. Dono,an, Mary E. Charters, A. W1lliam Doran, Kathleen B. Chase. Robm A. Do}le. Martm E. Choate, Murra) R . II Duke. Ellen '77 Clark. David J. Eldredge. John M. Cots. Dominic R. Elhott. Brig B. Jr. Colt, Jeffre\ ~ Englehardt, Leland S. II Connoll~ Karen E. FedermJn, George A. Corderman. Susan G . Fidler. John F. X Corren. Patricia R. '77 Field, Peter D. Cov.an, PeterS. Fisher, Robert G Jr

Flax, Elizabeth N . Forsyth, Daniel P. Fraser, Scott A . Fried , Michael G . Frink, David M . '75 Fuld, Brian C. Gabriels, Daniel E.

 Kintzing, Jennifer M. Kneisel, Pamela J . Kobokovich, William J. Jr. Kropf, Noel S. Labalme, Ethel C. Landers, Ronald T. Lay, Howard G .

 Quin n, Virginia A . Radke, Lori M . Reach, Charles H . I II Reamsnyder, Dennis L. '75 Reed, Jeffrey B. Regets, John S. Reidy, John S.

Warner, Karen V. '77 Wearn, George F. Weeks, Katherine R . Weinstein, Alan J . '75 Weld, Mark M.

Wellford, Bede W. West, Deborah R . Whitehill, Austin R. Williams, Peter C. Winship, Linda

Yablong, Judith M . York, Bruce R . Zesiger, Jeffrey A. Zimicki, Judith

G a llo, Frank E. '75 Gartner, Kevin E. Gaston, Thomas L. Gaudin , Laurent M . '75 Gergel y, Peter E. Gillin , David D . Glover, John S.

Leer, Peter K. Lindberg, Robert A. Loewenthal, Sharon P. Long, William J. Lumpkin , Thomas D. II Maffione, Joseph P. Jr. Magnus, David E.

Renchner, Melanie E. Richard, Bruce A . Robbins, David N . Robinson, Glenn H . Roe, John H. Rogers, Timothy A. Rosenquest , Nils C.

DEGREES WITH HIGHEST DISTINCTION IN THE MAJOR SUBJECT

The following members of the class , having completed an honors program and other major requirements with unusually high standing, and having been deemed worthy of

the designation by departmental vote , are awarded their degrees "with highest distinction" in the major subject,

as indicated: Gonzalez, Wallace M. '75 Gordon, Laura E. '75 Gould , Ty ler J. Gourlay, Michael W . Green, Richard L. '75 Green, Stephen J . G w in , Thomas E. Hambrick , John C. Jr. Hargrove, Monica R . Harrison, Thomas S. IV '74 Hartley, Peter M . Hartman, Kip R . Hayssen, James A. Hebert, Robert A. Jr. Hedges, Nancy G . Heim, Thomas J . Heller, Mary S. Helve, Sandra L . Henke, Danferd W . Hennessey, Martha S. Hirama , William Hirsch , Edward L. Hitzman, Murray W. Hofammann, Da bney Y. Hoffm an, Joseph H. Jr. Holmes, Robert C. Horan, Richard G . Horto n, Kenneth W. Hubinger, Bert J . '74

Maker, Edward K. Marks, James M. '75 Marsden , Philip A. Martell, Kathleen M. Mattimore, Bryan W . McCann, Dennis R. Jr. McCarthy, Philip L. Jr. McEachron, Brian L. McKeever, Stephen 0. '75 McLaughlin, Margaret L. McLa ughlin, Robert D. Melikian, Stephen G. Michelman, Elizabeth '77 Miles, G ordon H . Miller, Kim C. '75 Miner, Julia H. Monkman , Richard D. Monteiro, Kenneth P. Muiioz, Cesar B. Murphy, Janet E. Neary, Matthew J . Jr. Neenan, Christopher M . Nelson , Douglas D. Nelson, Julie C. Newman, Cheryl A . New man , James S. N ice, Christopher D. '75 Nichols, Lawrence W. Nielsen , Arne H .

Rosenshein , Lawrence G. Rosset, John '73 Rud , Anthony G. Jr. Ruegger, Thomas C. Rufus, Edward A . Jr. Rumely, Elizabeth S. San Soucie, Richard P. Sauber!, William M. Schaefer, August G. II Schiller , Robert M. Schillhammer, William R . III Schofield , Karen J. Schuetz, Julie L. Schults, William C. '75 Shelton, Marian R. Simons, Scott R. Simpson, Alexander T. Jr. Sinclair , William D. Skaug, Nancy J. Sisson, Rufus L. II Souza, Thomas G. Spalding, David P. Specht, Scott A. Spivey, Kathryn A. Springer, Curtis H . Stacy, Leland J. III Standish, James L. Steele, Nina E. '77 Steele, Scott L.

Ames, Paul N .: Psychology Ardrey , Robert H. III: Earth Sciences Barr, Douglas R.: Spanish Bauer, John G.: History Bjelland, Christian: Economics Bocock, Joseph H .: Government Cane, Paul W. Jr.: Economics Castaldo, John E.: Biology Crawford , James M .: Chemistry Dell , Warren J .: Physics Denning, Michael J .: English Dobson , David C.: Earth Sciences Donahue, Joseph P. III: English Eames, David T.: Mathematics

& Social Sciences Feld, Steven E.: Special Major Fried , Michael G .: Biology Gorman , Sean M.: English Hammond , David R .: H istory Hart, Henry W.: English Hitzman , Murray W.: Anthropology H yde, Josephin e A .: French Jasin s ki, Joseph M .: Chemistry Kemper , El izabeth D.: History Kingsbury, Brian H. '75: Mathematics

& Social Sciences

Kneisel, Pamela J .: Psychology Kubo, Spencer H .: Biology Lebowitz, Marian K.: Government MacFarlane, Stephen N .: Geography Margolis, Peter A .: Biology Martin, Diane E.: French McConnell, Thomas C.: Engineering Sciences Morgan, Allen L.: Government Nichols, Lawrence W.: Art Nielson, Karla S.: Music Pelley, Robert J .: Chemistry Perry, Gilbert J .: Chemistry Rendini, Joseph E.: Government Rice, Douglas C.: Economics Richey, J ohn M.: Biology Saltzman, Robert M.: Government Schwind, Deborah A . '77: Economics Schwoerer, John A.: Physics Sh o res, Ronald B. Jr.: Engineering Sciences U ri on, David K.: French Velleman , Daniel J .: Mathematics Visser, Charles F.: Earth Sciences Warach , Joshu a D.: History Weiner, Ethan S.: History Wolcott , Cy nthia M.: Music Woods, J onathan: Sociology

H yde, Josephi ne A. Jacobs, Ca rsten Janis, Eli zabeth S. Jaworski , David A . Johnston, Steven F. Jones, Daniel L. Joyce, Catharine B. Kandutsch, Mark A. Karp, Joanne Katz, Jeffrey H. Keefe, William J . Kehoe, John D. Kelly, Peter B. Kerbaugh, Shoun T. Kimball, Douglas N .

Nimm o, William J . Olsen, J ohn V. O'Neill, Christina M . Pancoast , John W . Ill Pease, Robert W . Jr. Peet, William J. '77 Penhallurick, William J . Perrell, Howard F. Phillips, Richard J . Jr. Pinkos, Cynthia J. Poor, Edward K. Potts, Charles F. Jr. Preston, Caroline '75 Prokop, Joseph W. Prothro, Laurie

Steward, Nancy J. Stine, Susan E. Stockmar , Anne B. Sullivan, Mary A. Tamposi, Samuel A. Jr. '75 Tarzy, Neil Tesar, Robert A. Thomas, Florentine E. Tompson , Steven M . Tow, Lois M.G. Treadway, Mary-Ellen Valar, Stefanie B. Van Dyke, Cornelius J. Walkush, Mary K. Wallace, Marie

DEGREES WITH HIGH DISTINCTION IN THE MAJOR SUBJECT

The following members o f the class, having completed an honors program and other major requirements with ver y high standing, are awarded their degrees

" with high distinction" in the major subject , as indicated:

Albaugh , Dennis S.: Earth Sciences Buckholz, Robert E. Jr.: Economics Alford, Randall J .: English, Government Bush, Thomas F. Jr.: Government Allen, Myron B. III: Physics Caldwell, Douglas R .: Geography Allis, James B. '75: Philosophy Cassidy, Barbara E.: Psychology Altier, Shawn M .: English Chadwick , Vernon D. Jr. '75: English Benedict, David A.: Government Charters, A. William: Psychology Bergquist, Christopher L.: Earth Sciences Church, Allen S.: History Boyce, David P. '75: Spanish Conner, David M .: History Brait, Michael L.: Psychology Cornish, Charles R. '75: Earth Sciences Brown, David G.: Geography Damiano, Ralph J. Jr.: Biology

D'Anastas1o, ~1ark J.: Russian DeGioia. Kathleen A.: Physics D'Hemecourt. Andre A . ' 74: Ph}sics Epstein. Paul ~.: Special Major Fisher. Dav1d F.: Geography Fisher, Melanie Economics Fisher, Robert P Jr.: History Fla:~., Elizabeth ~. English Gasner. Stuart L.: Philosophy Geoghegan. Em1ly B.: Religion George. Deanne P .. Go>ernment Gillen>On, Am) J; Government Goldin. Alan L.· Chemtstry Gonzalez. Wallace M . '75. Spanish Gordon, laura E. ' 75: Comparative Literature Gnffin, Michael F.: History Hall. Chnstophcr P.: English Hambnck, John C . Jr.: Economics Harrington. John M. '77; Religion Hawker, Charles R .: Philosophy Heckman, Carey E HistOT) Hersh. John H. '77: Go>ernment Hertz, Walter P. Jr; Go>·ernment Hitzman, Murray W .. Earth Sciences Hoagland, Sara I : Special ~1ajor Horak. John M. Religion Hourihan, James J. JIJ: Art Howard, Elizabeth A., Classics Hunter, Scott l : Engmeenng Sc1ence~ Jepsen, George C.: Go\ernment Kelley, Bruce G · Government, History Kepes, Nan;ry E Geograph~ Kirsh. Steven M.: History Komarow, Gary ' 77: Government Kraines. ~1errill M : Go>ernment Knck, John H. Jr. Drama labalme, Ethel C .. Art Lacasse, Marc G .: Ph)Sics Lamb, Geoffre) C.: Chemistry lambert. Robin l.: Biology landers. Ronald T.: Spanish La\, Howard G .: English l~r. Peter K.: Anthropolo&> levm. Paul: Special !\.1ajor lynn, Wilham J . III· History ~aas. Richard l.: Chemistry Macfarlane, Stephen N .: Russian Mad1son, Enc H.: French Macek, Alexandra T .. English, French Maney, John J. '77: Physics Mathewson. Richard D.: Government McGreevy, Patricia Ann: English Miller. Julia A .: Art Miller, Men S .· Psychology Miller, Randall l. '77: Biology Mirow1tz. Sheldon P.: Philosophy Monkman, Richard D.: Government Mulro), Richard l.: History Murphy, Jeffrey J .: Philosophy

Murrav. George E. Ill : Htstory :\eenan. Christopher M.: Economics ]';elson, Daniel M. '75. English. Relig1on ~elson, Juhe C; English :-.<olan. Man T.: Mathematics &

Social Sciences Orton, Robert E. Ill: ~athematics Pierce. David G . '77: History Pinkston. Russell F. '70: ~usic Plane, Dand A.: Geograph} Poor. Edward K.: H1stof) Prothro, laurie: Enghsh Qumn. ~oreen R Biolog} Reach. Charle H . Ill· Gm·ernment Reed, Jeffre) B.: Geograph) Reimann, Kathryn• Government Richard , Bruce A.: Classical Archaeolog) Richmond, Douglas P. '75: Earth Sciences Rieker, Jeffre) M.: Chemist!') Rieser, Timoth} S : History Rmg1e"'1cz, Mark o\ .: B1olog) Robmson, Barbara: French Rogers, Timoth} A.: Special Major Reitman, ~1ichael . Philosoph) Rosenberg. Gerald ~. Government Rumeh•, Elizabeth S. Earth Sciences Salvatore, Vincent D. Jr. English Sardella, Bnta A.: f'rench Saul, Arthur D.: Geography Schmahmann. David R.: Government Shaffer, George G .: Engineenng Sc1encelo Shannon, CYnthia M .. Religion Shepherd, J~hn F. History Shribman, Dav1d M . History Siebert, Peter W.: Rus~tan Silverstone. Phihp J . '77: Physics Simpson, Ale~ander T. Jr.: ~lus1c Slade. David R Russtan Sorice, \1tchael L. '74· Special Major Sparks. \i1chael W. '75: German Specht. Scott A .. History Spi•ey. Kathryn A · Earth Sciences Steele, Scott l.: Drama Stockton. Paul N .: Go,·ernment Straus, Diane S .: Ps;chology Tagatac, Daniel D.: Physics Taranuno, John A. '77; Religion Thornton. William A. lll Special .\faJOr Tow, lois M .G.: Soctology Virg1en, Dand W.: Art Walkush. Mary K.: English Ward, laurence F .. English \Vaterous, Frank B.: Anthropolog) Weeks. Kathenne R.: Music Woods. Harold Jr '74: Classical Archaeolog) Wright. Kenneth C Philosoph} Yates. Gregor) S.: Engineering Sc1ences, Phys1c~ York. Bruce R Government Zimicki, Judith: Earth Sciences

-DEGREES WITH DISTINCTI0:-.1 1:-.1 THE ~IAJOR SL BJECT

Th~ follo-..ing members of the class, ha\ing complned the1r maJor requiremeniJ .,.;th high standing. are a .... arded their dtgrus " "ith distinctron" in the

major subject, as indicated:

Abrahamsen, Charles E.: Biolog) Adams. lisa J .: Russian Agry. Bradford W.: French Alford, Stephen P.: English Allen \1yron B. Ill: MathematiCS Allen, Viola G.: English Allman, Dav1d B.: Economics Amundsen, Robert: Government Andrews, T. Coleman Ill: Economics Arand, Frederick F.: Mathematics Arnson. Lee A.: Mathematics Arwe, Michael H.: Classical Archaeology Auletta, Richard P Sociology Aylward. ~fichael F .. H1story A)res, BenJamin W.: English Baker. Preston B .. Sociology Ballard. Caroline G.: Biolog} Bartlett. Joe C. '74: Government Bates, Allan M Philosoph} Baudendistel. Jan M.: Philosophy Beasle}, Timothy A : French Beck, John W.: Histor} Bello, Jacqueline A.: Biology BenJamin, Donna C. '77: English Bennett, Thaddeus A .. Religion Bennum, Richard R.: Biology Bergford. Jamie W.: French Bertels. Thomas H .: English Bohn. Vicki-Lee. English Bowden. ~ancy R .. Mathematics Boyles, John H.: Mathematics Brann, William M.: Biology Brennan, John J.: Economics Bridgman, Peter A.: Biolog} Brooks, Peter S. Religion Brown, William H . '77· Physics Brumback, Charles T. Jr.: History Buckley , Brian L.: Philosophy Calhoun. William H.: Physics Cavanagh, Robert E.: French Chase, Debra A.: English Cherne, Albert W. Jr.: Econom1cs Clark, David J.. English Clarkin, Sean C.: English Cline, Robert G .. Biology Cobb, Daniel M.: Mathematics Cohen, Kenneth M.: Biology Cole. Pauline J.: Mathematics Cols. Domm1c R.: Mathematics Connolly, Karen E.: English Coquillard. J. Norwell '74: Geography Corderman, Susan G.: Economics Cornish, Charles R. '75: Physics

Corren, Patrttla R. ·n: French Cowan, Peter S · History Cucco. Carl D.: English Cushman, John H. Jr.: Government Cushman, Kim H.: English Daktn , Peter W.: History Darden, Edna M.: Sociology Da,·idson. Christopher C.: Histor} Davis, Christopher P.: Engineering Sciences Davis. ~ary M: French Day, lerO} T. French DeLaCruz. Christopher P.: Economics Donaldson, Day I S .. Biology Dougal, Mary· A B10log) Doyle, Martin E : Economics Draudt. James P.: Earth Sciences Duke. Ellen '17 English Ellsworth. Stoughton l. Jr.: Engineering

Sciences, \1athemattcs Elmore, Don C '74: English Engle, John S .: History Englehardt, Leland S. II: English Englert, H. Peter '75: English Erler. Ehse L : Earth Sciences Evans, Karen l. B .. Drama Feaktns, Peter W English Ferguson. Patricia L.: English Fernandez, Gary l.: Mathematics Fidler, John F.X.: History F1edorek, Stephen C. '77: Biolo8) Fisher. Robert G. Jr .. English Fisher, Robert P. Jr.: Economics Fitchet, Duncan ~. Jr. Mathematic~ Folz. Alan L. Jr. '77: Economics Forsyth, Dan1el P • Philosophy Fowler, Dante! E Biology, MathematiCS Frank, Lawrence S.: Biology Fraser, Scott A Art Freise, Mark H . Economics Frink. David M '75: Government Fritz, Ann ~ : ~athematics Fritzson, Paul A .. Psychology Fryer, Gregor) S .: Government Fuller, David B.: Drama Gallo. Frank E. '75: Special Major Gandolfo. John V.: Mathernaucs Gaston, Thomas l.: Biology Gaudin. laurent M '75: Economic\ Gergel), Peter E .. Biology G1lbert, Peter A.: English Gillette, Susan C . Anthropology Gillin, David D English Gilhs. Kevtn M .. Economics, Government

}imble, Jeffrey M. '77: Biology }old, Barry S.: History, Mathematics ioldberg, Andrew L.: Biology }oldfield, Joel D.: Comparative Literature ioldstein, Patricia A.: Geography iomes, Antonio F.: Mathematics 1oodkin, David A.: Biology ioodrich, Raymond T.: Economics }ould, Tyler J.: Philosophy }reen, Stephen J.: Chemistry irenier, Robert L.: Philosophy laak, Richard S. Jr.: Engineering Sciences -Iarrison, Thomas S. IV '74: Mathematics -lartley, John T. III '77: Chemistry -lartley, Peter M.: Art -!artman, Kip R.: Biology -lawley, Laurie M.: English -layssen, James A.: Classics, Economics {ealey, William J.: Economics ledges, Nancy G.: English Ieintzelman, Katherine A.: English feller, Mary S.: English Ielmuth, Holly '77: Economics Iendershot, Bruce W. '74: Religion Ienke, Danferd W.: History fill, Richard D. Jr.: Russian Iilias, Roger S. Jr. '75: English lirsch, Edward L.: Psychology lofa mmann, Dabney Y.: Chemistry loffmann, Richard W.: Economics loge, Hilary W.: Physics looper, Halden W.: Chemistry loran, Richard G.: Philosophy lorton, Kenneth W.: Economics lostnik, Charles R.: English foward, Andrew J. '72: Sociology fuber, Grant M.: English lubinger, Bert J. '74: English fughes, Kevin S. '77: Chemistry lumphrey, Peter B.: Earth Sciences luntoon, David L.: Geography lutchinson, William L.: English fill, Roberto N.: Economics accarino, Frederick J.: Classics ackson, William D.: Physics acobs, Carsten: Art acobs, Mark I.: Biology acobsen, Garry A. '75: Earth Sciences anis, Elizabeth S.: English asinski, Joseph M.: Mathematics elley, Patricia C.: Philosophy eton, Peter C.: History ohnson, Martha H.: Mathematics ones, Daniel L.: Physics oyce, Catharine B.: History andutsch, Mark A.: Biology .atz, Jeffrey H.: English .eefe, William J.: History

Kehoe, John D.: English Kelly, Michael J .: Economics Kelly, Peter B.: Chemistry Kent, Gretchen R.: Earth Sciences Kimball, Douglas N.: English King, Robert W. Jr. '71: English Kintzing, Jennifer M.: English Knight, James T.: Economics Knox, Carlton A.: Sociology Kobokovich, William J. Jr.: History Korol, Rhonda L.: Mathematics Koski, William D.: Economics Krauss, Clifford H.: Economics Labalme, Ethel C.: French Landsberger, Mark R .: Mathematics Lazarus, Paul M.: Drama Lee, John H. '75: Drama Levenson, Dana S.: Government Lidstone, David J.: Mathematics Little, Carl V .: English Long, William J.: Anthropology Lowd, Robert B. '68: Engineering Sciences MacDonald, Craig S. '77: Biology Macfarlan, Duncan A.: Biology Madden, Leslie M.: History Magnus, David E.: Psychology Magro, Anthony J .: French, History Maguire, Leo J. III: Biology Maker, Edward K.: Chemistry Maloney, Stephen C.: History Maney, John J. '77: Engineering Sciences Marcus, Fraser E.: English Marks, James M. '75: English Marsden, Philip A.: Economics Martell, Kathleen M.: English McCann, Dennis R. Jr.: Biology McCarthy, Philip L. Jr.: History McClure, Robert C.: History McCree, Allister H. Jr. '73: Sociology McDonald, Joye S.: History McEachron, Brian L.: History McGovern, M. Scott: Mathematics Mcilrath, Robert K.: Mathematics McLaughlin, Margaret L.: Biology McLaughlin, Robert D.: English Melikian, Stephen G.: Classics Michelman, Elizabeth '77: Government Miles, Gordon H.: French Miller, Kim C. '75: Economics Miller, Thomas A.: Government Miner, Julia H.: Art Monteiro, Kenneth P.: Psychology Moore, Kevin S.: Economics Mullan, Mark J.: Biology Murray, Michelle M.: Italian Naylor, Jame• B. Jr.: Mathematics Nelson, Douglas D.: Biology Nelson. Paul M.: Biology

Newman, James S.: Mathematics Nichols, Leonard A.: Sociology Nielsen, Arne H.: Economics Nimmo, William J.: Economics Noel, Gary J. '77: Chemistry Noyce, William B. '75: Mathematics Nye, Gordon E.: English O'Brien, Daryl H . '77: English O'Connor, Letitia B.: Comparative Literature O'Neill, Christina M.: History Ostwald, Roland H. Jr.: History Page, Ann L. W.: Biology Pancoast, John W. III: Economics Paukert, James M.: Philosophy Pease, Robert W. Jr.: Economics Peck, Dean B. III: Mathematics Peet, William J. '77: Mathematics Perrell, Howard F.: Earth Sciences Phillips, Richard J. Jr.: Biology Piela, Robert C.: Chemistry Pinkos, Cynthia J.: English Porter, Daniel M.: Sociology Pratt, Edward M.: History Preston , Caroline '75: English Prokop, Joseph W.: Economics Queenan, Charles J. III '77: Chemistry Quinn , Noreen R.: Economics Quinn, Virginia A.: Earth Sciences Radke, Lori M.: Biology Raynor, Reginald W. III: Biology Regets, John S.: Government Rettig, William D. '75: Art Rice, Douglas C.: Mathematics Robbins, David N.: Biology Robeck, Diana R.: English Robinson, Edmond M.: Economics Robinson , Glenn H.: Government Roe, John H.: Biology Rogers, William D. '77: Chemistry Rosenquest , Nils C.: English Rosenshein , Lawrence G.: Special Major Rosset, John '73: Religion Ruegger, Thomas C.: English Rumely, Elizabeth S.: English Sadlon, Kyle S.: Physics Salafia, Carolyn M. '77: French Salvatore, Vincent D. Jr.: History San Soucie, Richard P.: Economics, Physics Saubert, William M.: Economics Saum, Gregory A.: History Sauter , George U.: Economics Schaefer, August G. II: Art Schneider, Mary J.: Psychology Schwartz, Deborah M.: Economics Scott, David N.: Mathematics See!, Paul C.: Chemistry Shaw, Andrew H.: Government

Shmanske, Stephen: Mathematics Shnayerson, Michael: English Shores, Ronald B. Jr.: Mathematics Siegel, Helaine P.: French Simons, Scott R.: Art Singer, Robert C.: English Slaby, John M.: English, Mathematics Small, Steven L.: Mathematics Souza, Thomas G.: English Spalding, David P.: History Spruill, Mary J. '77: French Stacy, Leland J. III: Economics Staggers, Kimberly A.: Biology Standish, James L.: Engineering Sciences Stangl, Robert D.: Biology Stebbins, Mark R.: Economics Steele, Nina E. '77: French Steward, Nancy J .: Art Stiles, Rita D.: Drama Stimson, John B.: Biology Stine, Susan E.: French Stitham, Sean 0.: Psychology Stockmar, Anne B.: Anthropology Stokesbury, John T.: Mathematics Sullivan, Mary A.: English Sutton, Joseph D.: Drama Swartz, Thomas J. III: French Syvertsen, Peter E. '75: Drama Tagatac, Daniel D.: Mathematics Tarantino, John A. '77: Psychology Tesar, Robert A.: Comparative Literature Tezak, Frank L.: Russian Thayer, Charles A.: Biology Tobin, Elizabeth C.: French Tompson, Steven M. '75: Economics Treadway, Mary-Ellen: English Valar, Stefanie B.: Economics Van Syckle, Guy W. Jr.: English Vargo, Ronald P.: Economics Vaughan, Carol W.: English Veidemanis, Maris V.: Government Vidas, Eleftherios H.: History Vinton, William C.: Physics Vosler, Constance A.: Economics Walker, George A.: Physics Walkush, Mary K.: Philosophy Wallace, Marie: Art Warner, John IV: English Watson, James S.: Economics Wehner, John F. '74: Economics Weinstein, Alan J. '75: Biology Weisbard, Mark W.: Government Wellford, Bede W.: French Whistler, John C.: English White, Aime: Biology White, John R.: Economics Williams, Paul D.: Chemistry

'lilson, Frank L. III: History 'littels, Bernard '77: Biology 'loods, Donald R. Jr.: Chemistry 'lrisley, Peter G. '75: Psychology

Yablong, Judith M.: Mathematics & Social Sciences Young,

Linda J .: English Zimmerman, Susan: Russian

RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS Christopher P. Hall: English: University of Oxford, England

S. Neil MacFarlane: University of Oxford, England  

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP Allen L. Morgan: Philosophy: University of Oxford, England

SENIOR FELLOWS UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIPS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND ASSISTANTSHIPS rhe following members of the class were chosen as Senior Fellows and were permitted to pursue

(athleen Ann DeGioia (athleen Brewer Doran \ndrew Gettinger alph Wesley Howe III

.Villiam Daniel Jackson

their studies outside the regular curriculum Nancy Elizabeth Kepes Richard Michael Nichols Robert Michael Saltzman Robert Mark Schiller Kelley Jean White

GRADUATE SCHOOLS OF ARTS AND SCIENCES  Myron B. Allen III: University of North Carolina: Applied Mathematics

Robert H. Ardrey III: University of Michigan: Geology J. Norwell Coquillard '74: University of Hawaii: Geography

David C. Dobson: Stanford University: Geology K. Brewer Doran: University of Nairobi, Institute of African Studies

Joel D. Goldfield: Brandeis University: Comparative Literature Patricia A. Goldstein: Columbia University: Geography

Peter B. Humphrey: University of Alaska: Oceanography Josephine A. Hyde: Stanford University: French Literature Daniel L. Jones: University of California, Davis: Physics

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR GRADUATE STUDY AWARDED TO CANDIDATES FOR THE BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE

DARTMOUTH AWARDS

THE JAMES B. REYNOLDS SCHOLARSHIPS FOR FOREIGN STUDY Paul M. Lazarus: Drama: London, England

Diane E. Martin: Modern Literature: Paris, France 1Robert E. Orton III: Mathematical Logic: Marburg, Germany David M. Shribman: History: Cambridge University, England

Harold Woods Jr. '74: Archaeology: Egypt

Honorary A ward Paul N. Stockton

Peter B. Kelly: Pennsylvania State University: Chemistry Marc G. Lacasse: University of Rochester: Physics and Astrophysics

Kyle S. Sadlon: University of Colorado: Physics and Astronomy Stephen Shmanske: University of California, Los Angeles: Economics

Steven L. Small: Maryland University: Computer Science Kimberly A . Staggers: University of Wisconsin: Biochemistry Diane S. Straus: Ohio State University: Clinical Psychology Daniel D. Tagatac: Cornell University: Operations Research

Daniel J. Velleman: University of Wisconsin, Madison: Mathematics   

THE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS  

ART AND ARCHITECTURE James J . Hourihan III: University of Pennsylvania: Architecture

DARTMOUTH GENERAL FELLOWSHIPS Mark J. D'Anastasio: Russian Area Studies: Yale University

Laura E. Gordon '75: Study of Film Criticism: Paris, France Hilary W. Hoge: Summer Study of Violin: New York

Julia H. Miner: Summer Art Project Cynthia M. Shannon: Theology: Cambridge University, England

 EDUCATION

John M. Slaby: University of Chicago: English (MAT)  

ENGINEERING Chester J. Gapinski: Dartmouth College, Thayer School John A. Schwoerer: Massachusetts Institute of Technology Austin

R . Whitehill: Dartmouth College, Thayer School

NATIONAL AWARDS ADMINISTERED BY FOUNDATIONS OR OTHER NATIONAL AGENCIES

FULBRIGHT-HAYS AND FOREIGN GOVERNMENT GRANTS Robert E. Orton III: Mathematical Logic: Marburg, Germany Eric H.

Madison: German Literature: Germany

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP Joseph M. Jasinski: Chemistry: Stanford University

/. Declined, will accept Fulbright-Hays Scholarship

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS David R. Slade: Tufts University: The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy

Eleftherios H. Vidas: The Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies  

LAW Monica R. Hargrove: University of Pennsylvania Law School

Richard W. Hoffmann: Drake University Law School James T. Knight: Harvard University Law School

Stephen G. Melikian: University of Southern California Law Center Judith B. Redding: Northwestern University School of Law Edmond

M. Robinson: Stanford University Law School Vincent D. Salvatore Jr.: University of Virginia School of Law

MA~AGEME:-.T

Fredenck F. A rand The Umverstt} of Michigan School of Business Admm1strat1on T1moth} A Beasley North,.estem University School of !\.ianagement

W1lbam J . Heale} · Stanford Umversit} School of Business Sandra L Hel•e· Dartmouth College, Amos Tuck School of Busmess Admmistrat1on

Jo}e S. McDonald Temple Universtt~ School of Busmess Adm1mstrauon Cheryl \ Ne,.man Stanford um\emt} School of Busl!less

~IEDKI"'E

James M. Crawford Duke linivemt) School of Medicine. MD/ PhD Program Alan L. Goldm: University of ~lichigan· MD/PhD Program

URB~' A'.;DREGIO,o\l Plo\''~'G Dand A. Plane. Umversity of Pennsylvama

SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES A WARDED TO GRADUATES OF THE ASSOCIATED SCHOOLS

MEDICAL SCHOOL

Df.AVS \IEDo\L JeffreyS. Green" aid

TUCK SCHOOL

THE II ERMA'- ~ElD'-lo\"' \iEMORI \l PRIZE James L. R1ves

TIIEJ\:I.IES o\ A'05A8Ro\ \I H.o\MILTO'- PRIZE I' AD\U,ISTR-\TIO' Susan Vogt

THELIEU IE""'T JG)WALTERA JACOBSME\IORI-\lPRilf J W1lliam Dryden

THECH .. RlE..'> I LEBO\ ITZ \1E\10Rio\l \\l. \RD James .\L Allwin

THE LILLIA' ViDCH ... RLES LEECH PRIZE FOR EXCEUE:-.CEI'- FI~A"C"E

Robert A Jarro"

THAYER SCHOOL

U'I\ER!>IT\ FELLO\\~HIPS ~CHOL-\RSHIPS.-\ '0 -\SSIST -\"'TSHIP:S Steven R. Johnson: Universit} of Illinois

THI 0\Rl MOUTH SOCIETY 0~ E'GI'EERS PRIZE; Paul 8 Archambault L. Scott ,11,1agelssen

TH~ OIARLES F -''0 RUTH 0 GOODRICH PRIZE Steven R. Johnson

-A WARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR FURTHER STUDY TO CANDIDATES FOR THE \lASTER OF ARTS DEGREE

Denis Devhn: Dartmouth Fello,.ship. Dartmouth College Richard Dunlap Teachmg Ass1stant<h1p· Clark Um,ers1ty

Cbarles A. Jones· Dartmouth FeJio,.shtp Dartmouth College Debra Qualls: Dartmouth Fello,.shtp· Dartmouth Colle2e Amta Solow. Dartmouth FeJio,.ship: Dartmouth College

Thomas Sherr}: Teaching Assi~tantship: Uni\·ersit} of Califorma, Lo:; Angeles D. Randall Spydell: Gary ~1alone ,\ward and Teachtng Assistanl!>hip·

State Unl\er;it} of !'\e" York. Alban)

POST DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS AWARDED TO CAl.,'DIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Craig P. Black: :-.;,( H Post Doctoral Fello,.shtp. Dartmouth Medtcal School !'\ed E. C1polhm· Post Doctoral Fellowshtp: Brookha,en Nauonal Laboratory

Donald J Costello Post Doctoral Fellowship: Um,ersU} of\\ tsconsm Kenneth Fuld· Post Doctoral FeJio,.ship. Bro\\n Umvers&t}

Lawrence Mobcrl} Post Doctoral FeJio,.shtp. Uni•erstty of Utah ~lichac:l fros>. Post Doctoral FeJio,.ship: Columb1a Umverstt}

Anne Sherblom· Post Doctoral Fel!o"ship· Bowdom College Peter Stnrb•eather· Post Doctoral Fello"ship: Dartmouth College and Yale Uni,ersu,

CHIEF MARSHAL

Ralph:-;, Manuel

FACULTY MARSHALS

Prof~>Or Richard Ed,. in Stoiber Profe,sor Ed\\ard Stickne\ Bro"n Professor Robert Ed,.ard Huke

Profes,or Sara Castro:Kiaren Profes>or Robert Eugene ~)e Prof~sor Jere Rogers Damell II Dean Paul Donnelly Paganucct

Profe>>Or Ro) Philip Fohter Professor Robert Bonebrake Stmpson Professor lawrence Elhott Harvey Professor George French Thenault

CLASS MARSHALS AND FLAG BEARERS

Frederick :'11mton Wall Thomas Coleman Andrews Ill Ann No)e~ Fritz

Da,·id Miller Balderston Sandra lin Helve 1\tm Ho,.ard Cushman Alan Richard; Jones

Thomas John Parnon

MARSHALS FOR ADVANCED DEGREES

M arv Anne Bord ~lasters Thomas Lynn. ~1oorc Doctor of Phtlosoph)

Fredenck Roy Radke· Medical School Stc\cn Rus..ell Johnson Tha)'er School Alan Matthe\' Leventhal· Tuck School

COMME!\'CEMEYT USHERS

leshe Doreen Embs '77 and \lark Alan Setgcl'77 Members of the Green Ke~ Soctety

RETIRI.VG FACULTY AXD OFFICERS

Agnes \'ernon Bartlett \I. tlliam Carpenter ~1acCarty Jr. Adrian !'apoleon Bouchard Brownlee McKee

Barbara Beetle Bro"n Harold l"elson Moorman Robert Gib,on Chaffee R1chard Wagner Olm>ted

George Howard Colton Robert Bonebrake Stmpson Walter Bam Crandell Rtchard Edwin Stotber Ro) Phthp Forster George French Theriault

Reginald Kimball House Jackson \I. hite Wright

COMMITTEE ON COMMENCEMENT

Fredertck Lorenz Hter· Dtrector of Public Program>; Cha1rman lane O'Keefe Cana,an Coordinator of Spectal E\ents

Ralph :-;, Manuel Dean of the College Agnar Pytte Dean of Graduate Studies

Warner Ra) mond Traynham. Dean of the Tucker Foundation Robert Eugene :-.f)e Professor of Ph}siolog)

Dc:,mond Earl Canavan ASSIStant Dean for Administration. Tha)er School David Jame> Evans: ·hsistant Dean, Tuck School

John Greenslade Ske"es: Bilsiness Manager of the College A. Ale,andc:r Fanelli Executhe Assistant to the President

Frederic!.. Mmton Wall: President of the Class of 1976

-Historical Notes on The Commencement

Thts bnefand colorful h"tO!) of The Dartmouth Colle@e C<>mmen.:cment "3\ ,.ntten by the late Profe'lOor FranCis lane Ch1lds. Class or 1906 The section oo Accd~m1c 411"~

"a' .. nucn b) the late Se<:retaf) of the College Sidnc} C Ha}"ard '26

D .. R~,wLnr-, FIRST Commencement Exercises were obsened in 1771, just one year after Eleazar Wheelock opened his little college m Hanover. They Y.ere reported m the Sew Hampshire Ga=eue of Portsmouth for September 23 in this y.ay: "On Wednes­day the 28th of August was held the first Commencement at Dartmouth College in this Province Y.hich was atlended by His Excellency Governor Wentworth Y.ith man) members of His ~1ajesty's Council. a numerous and respectable Body of the Clergy and other Gentlemen and a Concourse of People beyond all expectation. The follow­ing Gentlemen, Messrs. John Wheelock and Samuel Gray, independent Students, and Messrs. Levi Frisbie and Sylvanus Ripley, educated for Missionaries among the remote Indians. Candidates for the first Degree, performed the appointed Exercises of the Da\ under the Conduct of the Reverend President Wheelock, to the entire ap­probatfon of the Honorable Trustees present and obtained the Admiration and Applause of a crov.ded Audience. The Exercises consisted of an elegant English Ora­tion upon the Vartues, succeeded by an Anthem; a Philosophical Oration in Latin, a Syllogistic Disputation, and a Valedictory Oration in Latin, folloY.ed by an Anthem, composed and set to Music by the )Oung Gentlemen Candidates for a Degree."

We learn from other sources that the exercises Y.ere begun and ended with pra)er. "'ere held in the open air near where Reed Hall no"' stands. on a platform of rough hewn board~ Y.ith a single plank for an ascent, and Y.ere folloY.ed by refreshments for the whole aud1ence, consisting of an ox roasted "'hole on the campus and a barrel of rum, both pronded by the mumficence of the Gm·ernor. The four young men Y.ho received their degrees had all taken the first three years of their college course at Yale.

From this simple ceremony of near!} two centuries ago the elaborate exercises of today with all their pomp and circumstance have gradually de\·eloped. The external characteristics have varied greatly over the years, but the central core for which all the rest exists, the granting of degrees, remains essentially unchanged.

The earliest Commencements were held in vanous and generally inadequate quarters. until the erectton on the north side of the Green in 1795 of the College Church. All the Commencement exercises from 1795 to 1907 inclusi,·e were performed m this building. but were transferred in 1908 to the then new Webster Hall. With the great expansion of the College after World War I this too could no longer accommodate the croY.d. and in 1932 the exercises moved out of doors. to the beautiful tree-shaded lawn b) the Bema in the College Park. When Pres1dent Eisenho.,.,er accepted the College's invitation to be present at the Commencement of 1953. it was immediate!:. foreseen that a much greater space would be needed to prO\ ide for the e.\pected throng of '1sitors, and the Baker Librar} Ja.,.,n v.ith its eas) extension onto the Green was chosen. It proved so serviceable a meeting place that all Commencements )ince have been held here.

From 1771 to 1834 the exercises generall:. took place during the last \\eek in August, from 1835 to 1871 10 Jul). and smce 1872 in June, change~ caused b} modifications in the College calendar. Originall) Commencement occupied but a single day, but a~ the College gre\\o, related activities sprang up and \\ere ass1gned to the two preceding days. From 1792 the two undergraduate Literary Socteties, the Theological and the Musical Societ1es, and the Ph1 Beta Kappa Society scheduled orations, concerts, and dramatic exhibitions. All were open to the public and fre-

quently aroused greater interest than the exercises of Commencement itself. For many years members of the graduating class delivered the orations before their respective societies, but later they united in inviting a distinguished speaker from outside the College to address them. Perhaps the most celebrated of these orations was the ad­dress on ''Literary Ethics" given before the Literary Societies of the College on July 24, 1838, by Ralph Waldo Emerson.

On the Sunday before Commencement in the College Chapel the President preached the Baccalaureate Sermon to the graduating class. This practice continued until the exercises of Wednesday moved in 1939 to Sunday to conform to weekend customs of the outside world. The Baccalaureate Address on Commencement Day by a distinguished recipient of an honorary degree then superseded the sermon.

Class Day was instituted by the senior class in 1854. An account of it is preserved in the journal of an undergraduate, who tells us that the exercises were held on Monday afternoon in the chapel; that after an opening prayer and music by the Woodstock Brass Band, three seniors presented, in order, an oration, a poem, and "a very fair song called Happy have been these da}'S, boy.s." T hen the class formed a procession, crossed the Green and saluted the President, ''after which they took their march to the large Pine Tree on Observatory Hill. There they sang the hymn When shall we three meet again? While singing this, they had encircled the tree. When this was through with, each one in order took, from an evergreen wreath , a little sprig or a flower as a memento of their parting and of their four-year course in College. The procession then marched back and disbanded." This year's Class Day is a direct descendant of that first one.

The exercises of Commencement Day itself have undergone many changes. At first the Salutatory was the highest honor. but from 1816 on the Valedictory took that place. The Salutatory was always in latin, the Valedictory in English. The early programs included orations, disputations, and dialogues, the last often expanding to several speakers and taking on a dramatic form. In 1793 a dialogue on "The Trial of Louis XV r·· required the use of ten speakers. The orations for half a century gave op­portunity for the seniors to display their accomplishments in the languages. In 1807 the program listed orations in Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Chaldaic, and French, and six in English. The oration in French on "The Degeneracy of Modern Italy" was given by George Ticknor, later to win fame at Harvard as the first Professor of modern languages in America. The last Greek oration was delivered in 1849; the Salutatory continued to be spoken in Latin until 1897.

The number of speeches ranged from ten to twenty during the early part of the nineteenth century, but increased after 1825. In 1835 President Nathan Lord, imbued with the curious notion "that ambition and emulation are selfish principles, and therefore immoral," abolished all competitions, ranks, and honors for students, and decreed that since there was no longer any recognition of honors, every member of the class must take part in the Commencement exercises, debvering a ten-minute oration on an assigned subject. Forty-eight such speeches were given that year, the exercises lasting all day, with an hour's intermission at noon. The result was what might have been expected; the audience was exhausted and bored, and, as one reporter noted, the exercises "did no credit to either the class or the College." After four years of this, a measure of relief was found by assigning parts to only one half of the class, chosen by lot! This was still too long, wearisome, and fruitless, but it continued throughout Lord's administration. After his resignation in 1863, the assignment of honors and careful selection of speakers were promptly resumed. The number of speakers was gradually reduced to six in 1898. to four, then three in the 1920s. and one in 1939, chosen by the Commencement Committee. His speech is entitled "Valedictory to the College."

The official language of Commencement until 1827 was latin, and all an­nouncements were made in that tongue. Even the English orations were introduced as in lingua vernacula. On one occasion President John Wheelock announced loudly "Musica ex:pectatur~" Nothing happened, and he repeated it twice with increasing emphasis, then staring at the unresponsive band shouted "Play up!" Until 1892 the President retained the custom of conferring all degrees in Latin; since then he has used a dignified English translation. The first Honorary Degrees were conferred in 1773, and with few exceptions have been bestowed in all succeeding years.

~1usic has always been a part of the exercises. Through the eighteenth century anthems and other pieces of sacred music were introduced into the program to break the monotony of speeches. After its organization, the Musical Society of tne College provided the vocal selections. Instrumental accompaniment soon followed, but not until 1805 was a band for marching employed. Later the band also furnished concerts during Commencement week and dance music for the ball on Commencement eve­ning.

Milton's Paraphrase of Psalm cxxxv1, sung to the tune of Nuremberg, was first used at a Dartmouth Commencement in 1895, at the suggestion of President Tucker, "as a stately but choral piece of psalmody [that] seemed to lit the early history of the College." It has since been sung at every Commencement except two. The custom of singing a stanza of Richard Hovey's "Men of Dartmouth" near the close of the exer­cises dates from 1910.

The academic procession has always been one of the interesting and important features of Commencement. The order of march during the first half-centur) , with some variations, consisted of the undergraduates, the candidates for degrees, two and two, the beadle alone, bearing a white staff. the President alone in his official robes, the Trustees, the Faculty, the Reverend Clergy, Gentlemen of Liberal Education. and "other respectable characters." Forming at the President's house (later at the Chapel), the procession marched about the Green and entered the auditorium between the split ranks of the students. After the Civil War the undergraduates no longer attended the ceremonies, the seniors alone forming the split ranks, and the line of march was lengthened at its end by the numerous alumni present, headed by the fifty­year class.

The President's official robes, worn at every Commencement. consisted of the traditional cap and gown, although President Lord substituted for the cap a tall, shin), black silk hat, which he kept on during the conferring of degrees. The President's special insignia at Commencement since 1785 has been a badge of office. originally called a "jewel," worn suspended by a silver chain around his neck. This medal is elliptical in shape, measuring 4¥. by 3 inches. Its face is a rounded surface of beaten gold, beautifully wrought, enclosed by a raised beaded border of silver. At the top is engraved the sun, and below, in high relief. four human figures representing the fable of the old man and his three sons with the bundle of sticks, and the aphorism, "Unanimity is the strength of society." The back of the badge is of plain silver, bear­ing a heraldic shield above this inscription: "The Gift of JOHN Fl.UDE. BROKER.

Gracechurch Street, London, 5th April, 1785, TO the PRESIDENT of OARTMOUTHCOLLEGE.

for the time being at Hanover in the STATE OF !\lEW HAMPSHIRE."

Another historic item is the Wentworth Bowl presented by the Governor of the Province of New Hampshire, his Excellency John Wentworth, at the first Dartmouth Commencement in 1771. The silver bowl was given to President Eleazar Wheelock on that occasion, to be handed down to "his Successors in that Office." The Wentworth Bowl is of the "monteith" type with a scalloped rim, made in Boston by Daniel Henchman and engraved by Nathaniel Hurd. These two Yankee craftsmen were friends of Paul Revere in silver work. The Dartmouth Bowl has often been used by the

lnscnption o f the Wemv.orth Bov.l (also known as the Wheelock !\1ontetth)

>resident of the College and his v.tfe for serving punch on ceremonial occasions of :::ommencement. Small replicas of the bov.l are no\\. presented each year by the Alum-11 Council of the College to outstandtng Dartmouth men v.ho receive the Dartmouth \lumni A\1-ard .

At the first three Commencements, v. hen Go,·ernor Wentworth was present, the :>eadle, later called the marshal. was the High Sheriff of the Province, from >ortsmouth. Subsequently his duty was performed by an upper-ranking officer of the \1iliua, and from 1820 to 1844 by the High Sheriff of Grafton County. a resplendent igure with cocked hat and sword, gold lace and sash. In recent years the Dean of the :::ollege has sened as head marshal, v.ith a retinue of assistants from the Faculty.

fhe original \\Caring of gov.ns by members of the Faculty at Commencement con­inued until about 1820, and occasionallY for some time thereafter. The custom then 'ell into disuse, not to be revived until 1908. when the exercises moved into Webster 7fall. Then for the first time the Faculty blossomed out in full regalia, including the Jrilliant hoods that have smce made the procession a pageant of color.

All undergraduates wore short gowns in the earliest days, but soon discarded them. fhe candidates for degrees thereafter dressed simply, in v.hatever v.ere their best :lothes. often of homespun. Students in more comfortable circumstances strove to be ·ashionable. Judah Dana 1795 recorded that his Commencement dress consisted of a Jlack coat, \\aistcoat, and small clothes. large silver buckles, black silk gimes, and a Jlack cocked hat. "v. ith my hatr cued down with a black ribbon and head and hair Jov.dered v.hite as the dnven snow." In 1827 the speakers appeared in black stlk robes 1ired for the occasion: in the 1830s they are reported to have worn dress coats with ;wallow tails: in 1840 "a black surplice gave dignity to the appearance of the ;peakers." At the Commencement of 1865 the entire senior class was clothed in "long Jlack coats, light gray trousers, and tall silk hats." There was no permanent umfor-

mity of dress. however, unttl 1892. when the present plain bachelor's gov.n was adopted for all graduatmg classes. The red ribbons worn by some of the candidates are the insignta of membershtp m the honor societ) of Phi Beta Kappa.

From the very beginning Commenceme~t took on for the non-college residents of the tov. n and countryside the nature of a holiday. They enjoyed the barbecue furnished b\· the Governor in 1771. In 1794 a local diarist noted "On Thursda) August 28 the Commencement \\as supplemented with a horse race." And m the first two-thirds of the nineteenth century the inhabitants for twent) miles around celebrated Commence­ment in much the same manner as fall muster or the agncultural fair. On that dav a huge throng packed the village to overflowing, not to listen to the academic exerci~es but to revel in the sights, sounds, and tastes upon the campus. The entire south end of the Green and nearly half of the sides had every available spot occup1ed by booths and tents. from which ''ere dispensed all kinds of food and drink. patent medicines, knickknacks and gewgaws, soap a nd cologne, and an endless variety of miscellaneous articles. Jugglers. mountebanks. sideshows, and auctioneers v.ere numerous. At the 1833 Commencement 11 is said there were thirty gambling places open on the Green. and twelve auctioneers shouted so loudly that the) could be heard inside the meetmg house during the graduation exercises. With the moving of Commencement into July in 1835, a busier time for the country folk, and with strenuous efforts on the part of the authorities of both college and town, these unpleasant features were graduall) eliminated. In the present centur) most of the noise and revel£) has been of a more legitimate sort. the natural accompaniment of class reunions.

To ev·ery graduating class its ov.n Commencement IS a memorable one, but in the long history of the College five have been particularly notable. That of 1819 v. as marked by a dignified celebration of the happy conclusion of the Dartmouth College Case. Daniel Webster 1801 'ol-as its most distinguished guest. In 1853 an unprecedented throng gathered to hear Rufus Choate 1819 deliver his famous eulogy on Daniel Webster. The Centennial Anniversary in 1869 of the founding of the College brought to Hanover a greater number of visitors than ever before, including nearly one thou­sand graduates of the College from the classes of 1804 to 1868. The presiding officer was the Chief Justice of the Umted States, Salmon P. Chase 1826.

At the Commencement of 1953 ten thousand people were seated on the Baker Library lawn on a perfect June day to see Prestdent Dv.ight D. Eisenhower receive from President Dtckey Dartmouth's honorary degree of Doctor of Lav.s and to hear his epoch-making address. Brief, forceful. and complete!) extemporaneous, it de,·eloped into a blockbuster of national and international importance when he came to his solemn and earnest climax: "Don't join the book-burner:.! Have courage to look at the truth and fight evil with knowledge~" This little speech made banner headlines across the countrv. started discussion here and abroad. and elicited innumerable editorials from jo~rnahsts.

The Bicentennial Year of Dartmouth College was officiall) opened v.ith the Commencement celebration in June of 1969. This gained historic importance not only from the mere fact of marking the College's 200th year and the opening of its third centur) but also from the participation in the e~ercises of the ninth Earl of Dartmouth and his Countess, \\hO came from England to do honor to the college that bears their name. Their gracious speeches at the unveiling of the Bicentennial Plaque and their sincere pleasure at the bestov. a! b) the College upon each of them of the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws made evident once more the unbroken continuity of Dart­mouth from its founding to the present day.

Academic Attire THE rRADJTro--: ... L P"GEA~TRY of an academic procession, such as the one which opens today's Commencement exercises, is one of the impressive spectacles of our time. Its significance is attested by the array of handsome gowns and vividly colored hoods "om by members of the Board of Trustees, the Faculty, and other officers of the College. These display the symbols of scholarly attainment.

The earliest illustrations of gowns worn at Oxford University somewhat resemble cassocks worn by English teachers who found good use for the hood. or cowl, as protection against weather. A uniform American system of academic heraldry in­dicates the level of a degree displayed by the costume; also the field of study in which it was earned, and the institution by which it was granted.

It is the hood which provides academic regalia its color and offers the most infor­mation about its wearer. The silk lining of the hood bears the color, or colors, of the degree-granting college or university; its velvet facing reveals the color assigned to each area of study. The Doctor's gown may bear velvet trimming on the front and sleeves - such as dark blue for Doctors of Philosophy (Ph.D). A few institutions, mostly overseas but some in this country, authorize the wearing of colored robes. departing from the traditional black, and brightly displaying the official colors of the university. The cap and gown signifying Dartmouth's doctoral degrees have been green since 1967.

The American mortarboard. derived from the soft Oxford cap, is black. Its tassel, for holders of the bachelor's and master's degrees, is usually black, although gold tassels rna) be worn by holders of doctoral degrees and heads of institutions. The tassel is worn on the right side of the cap by undergraduates, on the left by holders of bachelor's and higher degrees.

The edging, or facing, velvet of academic hoods indicates the area of study The principal scholarly fields seen in the Dartmouth procession today include:

Arts, Letters, Humanities White Business Administration Nugget Economics Copper Education Light Blue Engineering Orange Fine Arts Brown ancluding Ar..:hatccture La" Purple Library Science Lemon

Medicine Green Music Pink Philosophy Dark Blue Physical Education Sage Green Public Administration Peacock Blue including Foreign Service Public Health Salmon Pink Science Golden Yellow Theology Scarlet

The colorful ceremony of awarding honorary degrees is featured by placing a hood over the shoulders of recipients. The silk lining of the Dartmouth hoods is Dartmouth green, and the velvet edging corresponds to the honorary degree awarded, as listed above.

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