Commencement Exercises

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

1807 1856 1920

Contents

Commencement Program Candidates

For Degrees and Diplomas Honors

Scholastic and Special Awards

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Commencement Program

THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER O say can you see,—by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming? Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight, O'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming? And the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof thro' the night—that our flag was still there. O say does that Star-Spangled Banner yet wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?

MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND

Thou wilt not cower in the dust, Maryland, My Maryland! Thy gleaming sword shall never rust, Maryland, My Maryland! Remember Carroll's sacred trust, Remember Howard's warlike thrust, And all thy slumb'rers with the just, Maryland, My Maryland! I hear the distant thunder hum, Maryland, My Maryland! The Old Line bugle, fife and drum, Maryland, My Maryland! Come to thine own heroic throng, That stalks with Liberty along, And ring thy dauntless slogan song, Maryland, My Maryland!

MARYLAND ALMA MATER

Hail! Alma Mater! Hail to thee, Maryland! Steadfast in loyalty For thee we stand. Love for the Black and Gold, Deep in our hearts we hold, Singing, thy praise forever, Throughout the land.

Commencement Program 1958 Processional Invocation

March from Die Meistersinger by Wagner T H E REVEREND MR. HARRY S. COBEY, All

Saints' Episcopal Church, Hamlet, Carolina The National Anthem

North

The Star-Spangled Banner by Key, led by PROFESSOR HARLAN RANDALL

Greetings

H I S EXCELLENCY, THEODORE R. MCKELDIN,

Governor of

Maryland MR. EDWARD F. HOLTER, Vice-Chairman, Board of Regents, University of Maryland

Maryland, My Maryland

By Randall, led by PROFESSOR HARLAN RANDALL

Address

Conferring of Degrees and Certificates The Alma Mater

DR. MILTON STOVER EISENHOWER,

President, Johns Hopkins

University

DR. WILSON H. ELKINS,

President of the University By Kinney,

led by PROFESSOR HARLAN

RANDALL

Commissioning of Officers, United States Air Force Benediction

Recessional

COLONEL ROBERT

E. KENDIG, Professor of

Air Science T H E REVEREND MR. ALGERNON W. JACK-

SON, Cherrydale Baptist Church, Arlington, Virginia Triumphal March from Aida by Verdi Special Music by Mr. Charlton G. Meyer, University Organist

The audience will please remain in place until the academic procession has marched out

Honorary Degrees and Certificates

DR.

MILTON STOVER

EISENHOWER

President of The Johns Hopkins University Born at Abilene, Kansas, September 15,1899. Dr. Eisenhower received his Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Journalism from Kansas State College, 1924, and engaged in graduate studies, University of Edinburgh, Scotland, 1924-26. He has performed distinguished service in the areas of government and education. In the service of the United States government, Dr. Eisenhower has served on a number of special missions including assignments as Special Ambassador and Personal Representative of the President of the United States on Latin American Affairs; member, President's Committee on Government Organization; delegate to four UNESCO Conferences. In the area of service to education, Dr. Eisenhower has served as President of Kansas State College and The Pennsylvania State University, and as President of the Association of LandGrant Colleges and Universities. Dr. Eisenhower is presently Director of the Fund for Adult Education; member of the Permanent Advisory Committee of Higher Education, State of Maryland; and a member of the Board of Visitors, United States Naval Academy. Dr. Eisenhower is a Trustee of the Enoch Pratt Free Library; Director, Freedoms Foundation, Inc.; Director, The Geisinger Memorial Hospital; Honorary Chairman, The AmericanKorean Foundation. Dr. Eisenhower is the recipient of some 23 honorary degrees bestowed by colleges and universities here and in Latin America. Among the numerous awards for service he has received are the Horatio Alger Award, the Junior Achievement Award, Order of Boyaca of the Government of Columbia, Republic of Korea Award, Order of the Liberator in the Class of Grand Cordon from the Government of Venezuela, Great Cross of the National Order of the "Condor of the Andes", from the Government of Bolivia, Grand Cross of the Eloy Alfaro International Foundation, Cunningham Award for Promoting Hemispheric Relations, and others. D R . WILBUR GEORGE MALCOLM

President of the American Cyanamid Company Born at Moscow Mills, Maryland, June 22, 1902. Bachelor of Science, 1922, University of Maryland; Ph.D. in Bacteriology, 1930, University of Maryland. Instructor at the University, 1922-24. Dr. Malcolm served as General Manager of Cyanamid's Lederle Laboratories Division during the period when Lederle became an important factor in the ethical pharmaceutical field and, with the discovery of Aureomycin R chlortetracycline, the country's leading producer of broad spectrum antibiotics. His promotion was in recognition of his achievements in making antiserum against many forms of pneumonia, a disease which at that time was often fatal. In the years following 1938, Dr. Malcolm directed the efforts of Lederle Laboratories toward discovering, testing and producing many chemicals and antibiotics for the treatment of pneumonia as well as many other diseases of ani-

mals and mankind so that he has become a leader of the revolution of medical science which has projected the world into the Antibiotic Age. Dr. Malcolm's professional memberships include honorary membership in the International College of Surgeons; life membership in the New York Academy of Sciences; membership in the American Society of Bacteriologists; and the Executive Committee of the American Drug Manufacturers' Association. His family residence is at Grand View-on-Hudson, New York. THE HONORABLE MORRIS A. SOPER

Judge, United States Court of Appeals, J^th Circuit Born at Baltimore, Maryland, January 23, 1873. Received the Bachelor of Arts degree from The Johns Hopkins University in 1893, and the LL.B. degree from the University of Maryland in 1895. Judge Soper has since received honorary degrees of LL.D. from St. John's College and The Johns Hopkins University. He served as Chief Judge of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City from 1914 to 1921; was appointed United States District Judge for the District of Maryland in 1923; and in 1931 was appointed to the United States Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit. Judge Soper, for many years, has been considered one of the outstanding Federal judges in the United States. He has also served as a leading citizen of the State, active in many and varied civic and professional movements. This past winter Judge Soper was the subject of impressive ceremonies in the Federal Court in Baltimore, upon the occasion of his eighty-fifth birthday, in which leaders of the Maryland bench and bar participated. D R . ROBERT L E E SWAIN

Editor of Drug Topics and Drug Trade News Born at Redden, Delaware, September 29, 1887. Dr. Swain received his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Maryland in 1909, and Bachelor of Laws degree in 1932. He has served as member and Secretary-Treasurer of the Maryland Board of Pharmacy; Deputy Food and Drug Commissioner for the Maryland Department of Health; Chairman of the National Association of Retail Druggists' Committee on State and National Fair Trade Legislation (during which time Fair Trade legislation was enacted by most of the states, and the U. S. Congress passed the Miller-Tydings Act); President of the American Pharmaceutical Association; President of the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy; President of the Maryland Pharmaceutical Association. Dr. Swain has taught at Temple University and George Washington University and has served on the American Council on Pharmaceutical Education. He has acted as consultant to the Surgeon General of the United States Army. In journalism, Dr. Swain's career is one of distinction covering work on the United States Pharmacopoeia, and embracing the editorship of The Maryland Pharmacist and later the internationally-known Drug Topics and Drug Trade News.

HONORARY DEGREES Doctor of Laws

MILTON STOVER EISENHOWER

Doctor of Laws

WILBUR GEORGE MALCOLM

Doctor of Laws

MORRIS AMES SOPER

Doctor of Science

ROBERT LEE SWAIN

HONORARY CERTIFICATES OF MERIT IN AGRICULTURE WILLIAM ALGIE COOKSEY, WALTER JACOB H A H N , JAMES BOAL LINGLE,

Charles County

Frederick County

Queen Annes County

ABBY MCCARDELL REMSBERG,

Frederick County

Candidates

for Degrees and Diplomas

THE SCHOOL OF LAW Candidates will be presented by Dr. Roger Howell, Dean of the School

Bachelor of Laws ROBERT MARVIN ARNOLD

Maryland

JOSEPH JAY ASKIN

Maryland

GEORGE EDWARD BAHEN

Maryland

ELMER G. BERLING, JR JACK F. BILLIG

Kentucky Maryland

RAYMOND MICHAEL BLANK MARVIN EDWARD BRAVE

ROY STANLEY BRENNER CHARLES CAHN, II

Maryland Maryland

DENE LONIER LUSBY ELWOOD PAUL MASCHMEYER MARY JACQUELINE MCCURDY JOHN GORDON MCDONALD, JR SAUL JOHN MCGRANE ARTHUR VINTON MYERS, JR WILLIAM CARSON NORWOOD

Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland

Maryland Maryland

JAN ANTHONY OBST ROBERT LEE OPPENHEIM

Maryland Maine

GLENN CHARLES PARKER PRESTON FRANK PAYNE JOHN JOSEPH PHILLIPS

Maryland Maryland Maryland

EDWARD RASKIN

Maryland

ARTHUR LAWRENCE ROCKLIN WILLIAM R. ROSS JOSEPH MILTON ROULHAC

Maryland

WILLIAM MAULSBY CANBY Maryland JOHN FRANCIS CASHEN Maryland DANIEL JOSEPH DAVIDSON Maryland JOHN HENRY DITTO, JR Maryland CARVILLE MOFFATT DOWNES Maryland THOMAS NICHOLLS EVANS, JR Maryland ROBERT EMMETT FARNELL, 3rd....Maryland JOEL DAVID FEDDER Maryland MARK GILBERT FEIKIN Maryland

EDGAR LEE FEINGOLD

Maryland

RICHARD FREDERICK FREE SAMUEL LYLES FREELAND CHARLES ARYAH FRIEDMAN DONALD WARD FULTON

Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland

MICHAEL W. GANZHORN

Maryland

DAVID HILLARY GILBERT DOMINICO JOSEPH GIOIOSO MARTIN BURNHAM GREENFELD

Maryland Maryland Maryland

LEROY HANDWERGER MARVIN W. HAPPEL

Maryland Maryland

JOEL ANSELL HARMATZ Maryland ALBERT LOUIS HARRISON Maryland CHARLES ALLAN HERNDON, JR Maryland ROBERT FREDERICK HocHWARTH....Maryland EDWARD JOSEPH KROUPA, JR Maryland ROBERT VINCENT LAZZARO Maryland CHARLES PHILIP LOGAN, JR Maryland RICHARD EUGENE LOVELL Maryland

RONALD LEE SCHREIBER

Maryland

NELSON BERNARD SEIDMAN LIONEL MALCOLM SHAPIRO JAMES HARVEY SHAW FRANCIS XAVIER SHEVLIN

Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland

HARRY K. SHOCK

Maryland

DEHAVEN LAWS SMITH HARRY LEONARD SMITH ROBERT EUGENE SMITH HERVEY RUSSELL SMOUSE ROBERT NOEL SPENCE FORREST WALES THOMAS JOHN CHARLES TRACEY SAMUEL MARKEL TRIVAS STANLEY IRVIN TRIVAS RICHARD ANTHONY URBUS DAVID SHERBY WEINBERG WILLIAM WATKINS WENNER ROBERT GIBSON WHEELER ROBERT HAGEDORN WILHIDE

Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland

Certificate of Proficiency HANAN YAKOV SIBEL

Maryland

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Wyoming Maryland

Honors

THE SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY University Gold Medal for Scholarship, Summa Cum Laude Awarded to HOWARD STANTON SPURRIER

Certificates of Honor, Magna Cum Laude Awarded to LAWRENCE DONALD SARUBIN ROBERT WILLIAM HAROTH

ANTHONY JOSEPH KLEIN, JR. GERALD FRANKLIN HOFFMAN WALTER PRUDDEN LEONARD

THE SCHOOL OF LAW Graduated With Honor ROBERT E. FARNELL, III MARTIN B, GREENFELD

JOSEPH M. ROULHAC NELSON B. SEIDMAN

THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE University Prize Gold Medal, Summa Cum Laude Awarded to WILLIAM JOSEPH HICKEN

Certificates of Honor, Magna Cum Laude Awarded to GERALD EDWARD BLOOM HOWARD DAVID BRONSTEIN GILBERT BERNARD CUSHNER

ROBERT HARVEY JOHNSON, JR. WILLIAM JOHN MARSHALL GRANGER GIDEON SUTTON, JR.

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Omicron Nu (National Home Economics Honor Society) PATRICIA CONNER SHIRLEY CORKRAN PHYLLIS COX BARBARA E W E N PATRICIA HARTGROVES MARY LOU HOLT

NANCY HOUSTON J A N E JOHNSTON ROSEMARY KIRBY MARTHA MUELLER DEDE NEWBERRY CAROL PLUMHOFF

A N N RUNKLES PHYLLIS TURNER WANDA WADDELL EMILY A N N WATT BONNIE WILSON MARY A N N E YOUNG

Order of the Coif (National Law School Honor Society) ROBERT E. FARNELL, III MARTIN B. GREENFELD

JOSEPH M. ROULHAC NELSON B. SEIDMAN

Phi Alpha Epsilon (Men's and Women's Physical Education Honor Society)

GRADUATE STUDENTS ELLEN CRONHARDT

ROBERT JACKSON

NELSON KOBREN

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS J O H N BELL GUSTAVO FERN GERALD FRENCH MARILYN GOETZ CHARLES ISON

HARRY LANEHART GEORGE LETTO ALICE LOVE JOSEPH MONTGOMERY PERRY MOORE BARBARA PEED

KATHERINE RICKETTS LARRY SCHLECTER DONALD SCHUESSLER THOMAS TAIT MARYLYN VAREY JUDITH WILSON

Rho Chi (National Honorary Pharmaceutical Society) CARL CAPLAN MELVIN CHAIET ALLAN LISSE

LARRY POZANEK MARVIN SAIONTZ MURRAY SPEAR

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Scholastic and Special Awards

THE SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY The Alumni Association Medals LAWRENCE DONALD SARUBIN AND HOWARD STANTON SPURRIER

The Isaac H. Davis Memorial Medal

PAUL HARVEY HYLAND

The Herbert Friedberg Memorial Award

IRWIN B. SCHWARTZ

The The The The

RAYMOND DENNIS MENTON, JR. JOHN SIDNEY RUSHTON JOHN FRANK LESSIG ROBERT MATHIS JOHNSON

Edgar Harry Harry James

J. Jacques Memorial Award E. Kelsey Memorial Award E. Latcham Memorial Aivard J. McCormick Award

The Alexander H. Paterson Memorial Medal

HOWARD STANTON SPURRIER

THE SCHOOL OF LAW Sam Allen Memorial Prize Elizabeth Maxwell Carroll Chestnut Prize W. Calvin Chestnut Advocacy Award Lawyers Title Insurance Corporation Prize Nu Beta Epsilon Prize

SAMUEL L. FREELAND NELSON B. SEIDMAN JOSEPH M. ROULHAC NELSON B. SEIDMAN MARTIN B. GREENFELD

U. S. Law Week Award

RICHARD A. URBUS

Samuel S. Levin Prize

RICHARD E. LOVELL

THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE The Dr. A. Bradley Gaither Memorial Prize CHARLES ELIOT SILBERSTEIN The Dr. Leonard M. Hummel Memorial Award RAYMOND JOSEPH DONOVAN, JR. The Harry M. Robinson, Sr. Prize JOHN THOMAS ALEXANDER Student Council Keys JAMES E. TAYLOR, JR., CHARLES E. PARKER, JAMES B. ZIMMERMAN, RICHARD R. FLYNN, AND WILLIAM G. BARTLETT

THE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY The Kappa Chapter, Alpha Zeta Omega Fraternity Prize, to a senior student for proficiency in pharmacology. Awarded to

MICHAEL B. RODELL

The Andrew G. DuMez Memorial Prize, a gold medal for superior proficiency in pharmacy. Awarded to

JAMES JOSEPH MALLONEE

The David Fink Memorial Prize, to a senior student for proficiency in the general practice of pharmacy. Awarded to

ALLAN LISSE

Epsilon Alumnae Chapter, Lambda Kappa Sigma Soi-ority Prize, to a senior student for proficiency in pharmacy administration. Awarded to

COLEN C. HEINRITZ

The Beta Chapter, Phi Alpha Fraternity Prize, to a member of the senior class who has exhibited the most outstanding qualities of character and leadership during Awarded to

MILES E. ST. JOHN

The William Simon Memorial Prize, for superior proficiency in the field of practical and analytical chemistry. Awarded to

CONRAD P. DORN, JR.

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