,

The ·Graduating Claaa

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS Henry. Peter Blaeser in Modern Languages and Pedaf!'ogy

William Horton Cone in History and Political Science Leland Foster Wood in Pedagogy, Philology and French Literature

Edith Hope Barker in Mathematics and Applied Science Helen Jo Raynsford in Mathematics

Caroline Harris Stevens in English, Modern Languages and Philology

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE Ira Edwards in Geology and Chemistry

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

Avery Allen Ashdown Howard Alfred Bulson Arthur Henry Bates Girald Crrus Bishop Walter Scott Forsyth Carl Mitchell Gilt :Frank Lemuel Gosnell

Ruth Lucretia Becker Lillien Armina Blakeslee Gladys Janette Bullard Ora Augusta Chaac Bertha Marie Cudcbcc Muriel Day Anna May Filkins Hazel Elizabeth Fisk Marjorie Gould Hatch

Eleanor Sheeran Bryan

Grace Marguerite Smith

GENERAL COURSE

Louis Gottlieb Walter John Helmkamp Nathaniel David Hubbell Clarence Heer Kaiser Howard Sanderson LeRoy Carleton Kenneth Lewis George Cramer Ludolph Alvin Austin Miller

Anna Seely Hunt as of the Class of 1913

Emily Gertrude Kingston Corinne Kintz Alice Maude Lambert Grace Ware Line Hazel J can Lush Ella Virginia Martin Alice Ethel Mills

CLASSICS AS MAJOR

George Kibby Munson Edward Alcott Neary Lloyd Dean Somers Paul Daniel Steuber Harold Slayton Swarthout Richard Lloyd Wellington Leslie Eugene , Woodcock

Mildred Elizabeth Murcnbcrg Ada Loui•e Phinney Eulalie Richardson Julia Lina Sauer Ethel Agnes Shields Rhoda Morgan Starr Helen Evans Stone Madelyn Frances Walkec Blanche Williams

Grace Evans Harper MODERN LITERATURE AS MAJOR

Anna Laura Battams

MATHEMATICS AS MAJO:R

Sara Eliza Wilson

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Fred Brunjouf Arentz Raymond Nathaniel Ball Halton Davis Bly Joseph Arthur Connors

Ellen Martha Foote Helen Viola Hartung

Julius Kuhnert

Henrietta Emma Bancroft

David Remer Chase

, Homer George Anderson John Alexander Baird l!ryant John Brooks

Howard Elston Bacon as of the Class of l~l3

GENERAL COURSE

Earl John Ebner Harold Park Harding James Lees Hilton, Jr. Joseph Arthur Lazarus

Pamela Matthews Carolyn Blanche Reitz Celeste Vera Schneider

BIOLOGY AS MAJOR

Abram Levy Sidney Edward Swanker McNaughton Wilkinson

Helen Eva Seifert Marguerite Ircn Uebcl

Arthur James Sullivan

Ida Cohen

Cmnusr11v AS MAJOR

George Frary Hutchinson

PHYSICS AS MAJOR

Burt Frank Ewell Raymond Castle Fisher Co!ba Francis Gucker

Jessie Mariah Strowger

Ira Mortimer Olsan

Oliver Perry Guthrio Irvin John Schoen

M>:CHANICAL ENGINEEllING AS MAJOR

Roy Hulme Hendrickson as of the Cla•s of 1913

Frederick J amcs Converse

UJqr 1ltuiutrstty nf ltnrqesttr

SIXTY-FOURTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT

WlU>NltSDAY, JUN!t SitVBNTitltNTH

NINJtTltaN HUNDRUD AND FOURTltltN

In the Third Presbyterian Church-Ten A. M.

ORDER OF EXERCISES

{(a) Jubilate Deo -

ORGAN ( b) Spring Song -(c) Entree du cortege

PRAYER

ORATIONS FOR THE DA VIS MEDALS

RUSKIN, AN APOSTLE OF LABOR

Carl Mitche11 Gilt

VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE

Arthur Henry Bates

OuR DuTY TowARos THE IMMIGRA NT

Bryant John Brooks

Sword of Ferrara

Men's Glee Club

MODERN BUSINESS METHODS

Howard Sanderson LeRoy

DR. LATTIMORE, AN IDEAL TEACHER Frank Lemuel Gosnell

Evensong

Silver - H olli11s

Dubois

Charlotte

Hem1ock

Rochester

llullard

Olean

Rochester

J ol111ston

ORDER OF EXERCISES

ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND HONORS

CoN~'ERRING OF BACHELORS', DEGREES

ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES BY THE PRESIDENT

CONFERRING OF ADVANCED DEGREES

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES

COMMENCEMENT HYMN

0 Mater academica Rocestriensis, te Quae nobis tanta munera dedisti libere Nunc salutamus, agimus nos tibi gratias, Et semper te laudabimus cui nomen Veritas.

0 Mater, quam cognovimus per lreta tempora, Quae demonstrasti omnibus laboris gaudia; Quae "Meliora" indicas, excelsa praemia, Ad caelum omnes incitas, tu Mater splendida !

0 Mater ave, salve tu, vale, carissima ! Nos juvat jam in exitu dulcis memoria. Per vias due nos asperas semper ad optima; Mercedes da perpetuas, bona crelestia !

BENEDICTION

Marche Triomphale

]\!JR. NORMAN NAIRN AT THE ORGAN

Guilmant

ORDER OF EXERCISES

{(a) Jubilate Deo -

ORGAN ( b) Spring Song -(c) Entree du cortege

PRAYER

ORATIONS FOR THE DA VIS MEDALS

RUSKIN, AN APOSTLE OF LABOR

Carl Mitche11 Gilt

VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE

Arthur Henry Bates

OuR DuTY TowARos THE IMMIGRA NT

Bryant John Brooks

Sword of Ferrara

Men's Glee Club

MODERN BUSINESS METHODS

Howard Sanderson LeRoy

DR. LATTIMORE, AN IDEAL TEACHER Frank Lemuel Gosnell

Evensong

Silver - H olli11s

Dubois

Charlotte

Hem1ock

Rochester

llullard

Olean

Rochester

J ol111ston

ORDER OF EXERCISES

ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND HONORS

CoN~'ERRING OF BACHELORS', DEGREES

ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES BY THE PRESIDENT

CONFERRING OF ADVANCED DEGREES

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES

COMMENCEMENT HYMN

0 Mater academica Rocestriensis, te Quae nobis tanta munera dedisti libere Nunc salutamus, agimus nos tibi gratias, Et semper te laudabimus cui nomen Veritas.

0 Mater, quam cognovimus per lreta tempora, Quae demonstrasti omnibus laboris gaudia; Quae "Meliora" indicas, excelsa praemia, Ad caelum omnes incitas, tu Mater splendida !

0 Mater ave, salve tu, vale, carissima ! Nos juvat jam in exitu dulcis memoria. Per vias due nos asperas semper ad optima; Mercedes da perpetuas, bona crelestia !

BENEDICTION

Marche Triomphale

]\!JR. NORMAN NAIRN AT THE ORGAN

Guilmant

,

The ·Graduating Claaa

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS Henry. Peter Blaeser in Modern Languages and Pedaf!'ogy

William Horton Cone in History and Political Science Leland Foster Wood in Pedagogy, Philology and French Literature

Edith Hope Barker in Mathematics and Applied Science Helen Jo Raynsford in Mathematics

Caroline Harris Stevens in English, Modern Languages and Philology

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE Ira Edwards in Geology and Chemistry

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

Avery Allen Ashdown Howard Alfred Bulson Arthur Henry Bates Girald Crrus Bishop Walter Scott Forsyth Carl Mitchell Gilt :Frank Lemuel Gosnell

Ruth Lucretia Becker Lillien Armina Blakeslee Gladys Janette Bullard Ora Augusta Chaac Bertha Marie Cudcbcc Muriel Day Anna May Filkins Hazel Elizabeth Fisk Marjorie Gould Hatch

Eleanor Sheeran Bryan

Grace Marguerite Smith

GENERAL COURSE

Louis Gottlieb Walter John Helmkamp Nathaniel David Hubbell Clarence Heer Kaiser Howard Sanderson LeRoy Carleton Kenneth Lewis George Cramer Ludolph Alvin Austin Miller

Anna Seely Hunt as of the Class of 1913

Emily Gertrude Kingston Corinne Kintz Alice Maude Lambert Grace Ware Line Hazel J can Lush Ella Virginia Martin Alice Ethel Mills

CLASSICS AS MAJOR

George Kibby Munson Edward Alcott Neary Lloyd Dean Somers Paul Daniel Steuber Harold Slayton Swarthout Richard Lloyd Wellington Leslie Eugene , Woodcock

Mildred Elizabeth Murcnbcrg Ada Loui•e Phinney Eulalie Richardson Julia Lina Sauer Ethel Agnes Shields Rhoda Morgan Starr Helen Evans Stone Madelyn Frances Walkec Blanche Williams

Grace Evans Harper MODERN LITERATURE AS MAJOR

Anna Laura Battams

MATHEMATICS AS MAJO:R

Sara Eliza Wilson

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Fred Brunjouf Arentz Raymond Nathaniel Ball Halton Davis Bly Joseph Arthur Connors

Ellen Martha Foote Helen Viola Hartung

Julius Kuhnert

Henrietta Emma Bancroft

David Remer Chase

, Homer George Anderson John Alexander Baird l!ryant John Brooks

Howard Elston Bacon as of the Class of l~l3

GENERAL COURSE

Earl John Ebner Harold Park Harding James Lees Hilton, Jr. Joseph Arthur Lazarus

Pamela Matthews Carolyn Blanche Reitz Celeste Vera Schneider

BIOLOGY AS MAJOR

Abram Levy Sidney Edward Swanker McNaughton Wilkinson

Helen Eva Seifert Marguerite Ircn Uebcl

Arthur James Sullivan

Ida Cohen

Cmnusr11v AS MAJOR

George Frary Hutchinson

PHYSICS AS MAJOR

Burt Frank Ewell Raymond Castle Fisher Co!ba Francis Gucker

Jessie Mariah Strowger

Ira Mortimer Olsan

Oliver Perry Guthrio Irvin John Schoen

M>:CHANICAL ENGINEEllING AS MAJOR

Roy Hulme Hendrickson as of the Cla•s of 1913

Frederick J amcs Converse

UJqr 1ltuiutrstty nf ltnrqesttr

SIXTY-FOURTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT

WlU>NltSDAY, JUN!t SitVBNTitltNTH

NINJtTltaN HUNDRUD AND FOURTltltN

In the Third Presbyterian Church-Ten A. M.