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Utah State University Commencement, 1979 Utah State University DigitalCommons@USU Commencement Programs Students 1979 Utah State University Commencement, 1979 Utah State University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/commencement Recommended Citation Utah State University, "Utah State University Commencement, 1979" (1979). Commencement Programs. 81. https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/commencement/81 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Students at DigitalCommons@USU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Commencement Programs by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@USU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. COMMENCEMENT1979 AT ROAY,J NESEC O D ranci Winton hamp Carillon oncert 7:30 a.m. LaRue Gee. arillonneur FRIDAY, J E FIRST Academic Proces ion 8:30 a.m., Old Main to pectrum Reception For all graduate , their families, and friend , 4:00 p.m .. Univer ity Center unburst Lounge Commencement Ceremonie 9:00 a.m., Spectrum Baccalaureate morga bord 5:30 p.m .. University Center Ballroom College Graduation Ceremonie . 11:3 0 a.m. College of Agriculture, George elson Recreation Center Francis Winton Champ Carillon Concert College of Bu ines , Main uditorium 6:30 p.m., Linda Purnell. Carillonneur College of Education. Chase Fine rts Center, Kent cadernic Proce sion Concert Hall 7:30 p.m., Old Main to pectrum College of ngineering, Chase Fine rts Center , uditorium Baccalureate ervice College of Family Life. Logan Sr . High School 8:00 p.m .. pectrum uditorium College of Humanitie , rt and ocial cience , Reception pectrum Honoring President meritus and Mr . Glen L. allege of atural Re ource . mphitheatre Taggart. Tanner Fountain Plaza. following Bac­ allege of Science, Univer it Center Ballroom calaureate Commencement Picnic Luncheon 12:30 p.m., Quadrangle R.O.T.C. omm,s ,oning eremonie 2:00 p.m.. niver ity Center uditorium .,,.. , , ,; • •J by . L. "Ted" Hansen, interior artwork by Glen paintings by Harrison Groutage . 3 BACCALAUREATE Friday Evening, Ju ne I, 1979 8:00 p.m. ACT ING PRESIDENT R. GAURTH HANSEN, Conducting PROCESSIONAL Coro11a1ion March from ''The Prophet " .... ......... Giacomo Meyerbeer University Symphony Orche stra INVOCATION Kenneth W. Carr President. Associated Students ( 1977-1978) WELCOME R. Gaurth Hansen Acting Pres ident. Utah State University MUSICAL SELECTION The HehridN O ver111re (Fingal 's Cave), Op. 26 ......... Felix Mende lssohn University Symphony Orchestra Isaac Ostrow, Conduc1or SERMON Marion D. Hank s First Quorum of the Seventies Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da y Saint s MUSICAL SELEC T ION Songs of a Wcnfarer ...... Gustav Mah ler I. Wenn mein Schatz Hochzeit macht -2. Ging heut ' morgen Uber's Feld 3. lch hab'ein gli.ihend Messer 4. Die zwei blauen A ugen University Symphony Orchestra Isaac Ostrow, Conduc/Or BENEDICTION Cynthia Farr Bylund Vice Pres ident for Special Projects, Associated Stude nts ( 1977-1978) RECESSIONAL Corona/ion March from "The Prophet " ... Giacomo Meyerbeer University Symphony Orchestra Isaac Ostrow, Conduc1or 4 GRADUATION Saturday Morning , June 2, 1979 9:00 a.m. ACT ING PRESIDENT R. GAURTH HANSEN . Condu cting PROCESSIONAL Grand Mar ch Percy Fletche r Un iversity Symphonic Band Max F. Dalby, Conductor NATIONAL ANTHEM The Star Spangled Ba1111er .. .. ............ Sir Francis Scott Key University Symphonic Band INVOCATION Eric Smart Recipient, Un iversity Citi1ens hip Award MUSICAL SELECTION tvlarche Hongro ise-R akoc::_\· . .... Hector Berlioz University Symphonic Band Ma x F. Dalby, Conductor REMARKS Honorable Scott M. Matheson Governor, State of Utah ADDRESS TO GRADUATES Glen L. Taggart President Emeri tus, Utah State University MUSICAL SELECTION 0 How Amiab le .. Ralph Vaughan-Williams Comb ined Un iversity Chorus, Chorale and Symphonic Band Marshall Hill, Conduc tor CONFERRING OF DEGREES R. Ga urth Han sen Acting President , Utah State University / MUSICAL SELECTION \ Theodore M. Burton A lma Mat er Hymn I' University Symphonic Band I / Max F. Dalby , Conductor BENEDICTION Tamara Trimble Recipient, University Citizenship Award RECESSIONAL Regal Process ion .. .......... ............ .. ... Clifton Williams University Symphon ic Band Max F. Dalby, Conductor 5 HONOR MAGNA CUM LAUDE Karen Lee Pugliesi Lex L. Puffer GRADUATES Robert G. Adams Marily n Allen Pulsipher Ross Roundy Allen, Jr. Linda Jean Purnell Bobette Cardwe ll Anderson Margaret Bell Raitt The quality of performance Sharon J. Anderson Kathleen Richards in academic work enables Lawrence Donald Baeder Cindy Robinson the fo ll owing to be Ara Lee Willes Bennett John Christopher Roth graduated with distinction. Kent Harris Black Wes 0. Sakaguchi Those who h ave met Reed John Blau I sis Sanchez residence requirements and Kendall Brough Richard D. Sanders have maintained a grade Jan J. Bryner Robert Glen Sandlund point average of 3.80 to 4.00 Geneva Shortridge Buys Clarence Jake Sandova l are gra duated Magna Cum Jeffrey Holt Ca ll Paul A. Sivley Laude; those whose average Kevin Scott Car ter Steven R. Skabelund is 3.50 to 3.79, Cum Laude. Donna E. Cesan Susan Lee Skelton Pamela Louise Ch ristie Akiko Segi Smith Laurel L. Co le Christop her Edward Stein Nadine Hall Cox Theodore Telisak Irm a C. Crapo Scott Thrasher Caro l Lynn Cremer Tamara Trimble Paula Robin Cummin gs Deborah M. Berqu ist Veharr Wesley Roger Curtis Susan Ann White Kresha Ann Dunh am Blaine Whiting Marcella Dupler Rochelle A. Whitlock Oka I. Ebin Mui Tong Yip Bruce E. Engelby Jud y Johnson Zimmer Cheryl Ann Farnes Sha una Fuhrim an Carol Jean Funk Lisa Ann Godzac CUM LAUDE Nancy Ann Wadsworth Ken S. Aamodt Griffin Chuckwuma Smart Ahanoniu Karen Hall Gloria N. Alger Lee Reed Hall Alan S. Allred Kathy Louise Hansen Ruth Ann Israe lsen Michelle Han sen Andersen Robert J. Hays Ellen Jean Anderson Geo rgia Hayes Hier Henry Chr istian Anderson Daniel Paul Jacobs Steven R. Anderson Co llette Wright Jeppsen Vicki Lacalzi Atkinson Janice Johnson Carol Hammond Bailey Kimberley Judd Michael L. Bailey Linda Ann Kaiser Duniel K. Baird Kenneth H. King Pamela Suzunne Ballam Ch ristine Lynn Langdon Duvid L. Barnes Steven Jay Lucas Richard D. Barr ett Gary H. Lundstrom Barbara Ann Bart lett Cori nne Mantle-Bromley Don B. Bass, Jr. Lloyd H. Marchant Vicki Bennett Debra H. Mays Julie Ann Bentley Loyann McArthur Heidi Bergstrom Charlotte Middl ebrooks Frederick T. Bertoluet Michae l K. Minn erat h Elton C. Bingham Amy Ruth Mort on Grant W . Boehme Leslie C. Nelson Gera ldine Taylor Botwinick Jeffrey Neumann Rand y M . Brady Cynthi a Peterson Nessen Nathan H. Braegger Denise P. Nyby Cynthia Pullman Brinn Daniel P. Ostermiller Robert L. Brinn Norma Caro l Ostlie Duane Steven Brown Jean Anne Peir ce Kevin Burtenshaw Joan Penrod Dan W. Burton Karen W. Peter son Cynthia Campbell Lorraine Peterson Mar y F. Ca nfield Joseph Leslie Preslar Ma rgaret Marchione Ann Marie Pryich Ca rpenter 6 Cynthia F. C hristensen Kristine Johnson Sheila Ann Showell Earl Cleve Christiansen Rosemarie Mill er Johnson Eric V. Smart Gregory Cisco John Lorin Jolley Gary B. Smith Marga ret Ann Clark Thomas James Keck Scott Smith .Jill Clausse David Alan Kessler Victoria Rowe Sorens en M. Chr istopher Colton Laura Kleinman Connie Cook Southam Nan cy L. Cookso n David Robert Klinner Gary Spackman Dani el P. Corrigan Kraig A Ian K lungness Debra Ann Spensko Willie Crag un Dar rell Knud son Vickie Jean St ainbro ok Cathryn Croo kston Patrice S . 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