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COLLEGE NEWS

May 31, 1965



College Grants Graduate Degrees Class Of 1969 To Number 238
Sixteen Students Receive Ph.D.’

Bryn Mawr today awarded ad-
vanced degrees to 99 candidates,
including 16 Ph.D., 39 M.A, and
43 M.S.S. degrees. Graduate de-
grees were awarded as follows:

Doctor of Philosophy

Department of Biology

Biochemistry, Cellular Physiol-
ogy and Cytology: SYLVIA GOOD
CLINE of Pennsylvania, A,B. Bryn
Mawr College 1950.

Biochemistry, Cellular Physiol-
ogy and Genetics; PATRICIA ON-
DERDONK PRUETT of Pennsyl-
vania, A.B. Bryn .Mawr College
1952 and M.A, 1961.
Department of Chemistry

Physical Chemistry and Inor-
ganic Chemistry: JEWEL T. SHA-
PIRO of Pennsylvania, A.B. Wil-
son College 1960; M.A, Bryn Mawr
College 1963.
Department of Education and Child
Development

Education. and Child Develop-
ment; JANET L. HOOPES of Penn-
sylvania, A.B. Bryn Mawr College
1944; M,Clin. Psych. University
of Michigan 1948,
Department of English

English Literature; EMILY
MITCHELL WALLACE of Penn-
sylvania, A.B. Southwest Missouri
State College 1958; M.A. Bryn
Mawr College 1959.
Department of French

French Literature and History
of Art: JANINE L., BRUNEAU of
France, Licence-@s-lettres, Uni-
versity of Aix-en- -Provence 1944
and Diplome d’ Etudes Superieures
1945,
Department of Latin

Latin and Greek; CAROL
CLEMEAU ESLER of Virginia,
A.B. Oberlin College 1957; M.A,
Bryn Mawr College 1958.
Department of Music

History and Theory of Music:
ARTHUR PARRIS of Pennsylvania,

B.S. Juilliard School of Music
1948; M.A. Bryn Mawr College
1958.

Department of Philosophy

History of Philosophy and Sys-
tematic Philosophy: EARLINE
JENNIFER ASHWORTH of Great

Britain, B.A. ons.) Cambridge
University 1960.

JOHN ROBERT CASSIDY of
Pennsylvania, B.S. Villanova Uni-
versity 1956 and M.A, 1960.

JULIA MARIE JOHNSTON of
Texas, A.B. Southern Methodist
University 1947 and M.A. 1948.
Department of Political Science

Political Science: ROBERT W.
LANGRAN of Pennsylvania, B.S,

Loyola University 1956; M.A.

Fordham University 1959

Department of Psychology
Experimental Psychology:

MEI-F ANG HSIEH CHENG of Tai-
wan, B.S. National Taiwan Uni-
versity 1958; M.A. University of
Oregon 1961.

Experimental’ Psychology and
Comparative Psychology: WIL-
LIAM A, ROBERTS of Maryland,
B.S. University of Maryland 1960;
M.A. Bryn Mawr College 1962.
Department of Social Work and
Social Research

Social and Behavioral Concepts
and History and Philosophy of
Social Welfare: ELEANOR JAQUA
of California, A.B. Pomona Col-
lege 1937; M.S.S. Bryn, Mawr Col-
lege 1948, .
Department of Spanish

Spanish Literature: HOPE K.
GOODALE of Pennsylvania, A,B.
Bryn Mawr College 1948 and M.A.
1950.

Master of Arts

BIOLOGY
LINDA FAGAN of Pennsylvania
CHRISTINA JONES INGRAM of

EVE LAPEYROUSE MacDONALD
of Pennsylvania :
EVA K, RAY of Pennsylvania
EDUCATION AND CHILD
DEVELOPMENT
CORINA KATALBAS MONGCAL
of the Philippines
CHRISTA EISENHAUER VANDER-=
BILT of Pennsylvania
ENGLISH ©

HARRIET FARWELL ADAMS of —

Connecticut
LUCIA LYON BAKER of California
JOHN JAMES GLAVIN of Penn-
’ sylvania :
KATHERINE HAN of China
ANNE MENDELSON of Pennsyl-
vania
LOIS RHODA RUSS of Pennsyl-
vania
SUSAN C. SHAPIRO of New York
FRENCH
KATHLEEN MATHER BULGIN of
North Carolina
GEOLOGY
PHILLIPS COLE THURSTON of
Canada
GREEK AND LATIN
MICHELE SOFFIAN SIMON of
Pennsylvania

HISTORY

JACQUELINE BALK of Pennsyl- —

vania

JUDITH K. BENNION of Califor-
nia

JULIA REED
Michigan :

LAURA REED ELDRIDGE of Penn-
sylvania

JOYCE EVELYN LAVERTY of New
York

JULIA JANE
vania

HISTORY OF ART

NANCY B, N. R. FABBRI of Penn-

sylvania

BLODGETT of

NASH of Pennsyl-

LATIN
EMMA KIRK of Pennsylvania
MARGA ELISABETH REIS of Ger-
many
SUE ROBINSON of Ohio
MARIA SODJA of Ohio
PHILOSOPHY
BRUCE RICHARD KUKLICK
ESEN ORTAC TRAUB of Turkey
TARAS ZAKYDALSKY of Canada
PHYSICS
CAROL ANNE TRAVIS of Penn-
sylvania
PSYCHOLOGY
PAUL L. BAINBRIDGE of Penn-
sylvania

PETER ALLEN HOLMES of New
Jersey

JAMES HOWARD MATHER of New
Jersey

DORIS METZGER MILLER of
Pennsylvania

WALENA COOKE MORSE of Penn-
sylvania

RICHARD J. PETERS of Pennsyl-

: vania

SAMUEL SOKOL III of Pennsyl-
vania
SPANISH

LINNEA DAGMAR LINDBORG of
Pennsylvania

Master of Social Service

M. FAITH ANGELL of New Jersey
JAMES WALTER BAKEMAN of
Washington

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vania

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EVA LEVY of Pennsylvania

GAIL LEVY of Indiana

KATHLEEN MARIE LEWIS .of
Pennsylvania

ANN CHRISTINE MacCUBBIN of
California

CECILY TRAQUAIR MARTIN of
Ohio

ANN R, NEUMAN of Pennsylvania

ALMA J. ORCHINIK of Pennsyl-
vania

MARCY TREMBATH PITKIN of
Pennsylvania

MARY STEPHANIE REYNOLDS of
Pennsylvania

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vania

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vania

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vania

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of California

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sylvania

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Pennsylvania

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