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50th Reunion UWA Graduates 1969 Saturday 2nd November 2019 Convocation The University of Western Australia M362, 35 Stirling Highway Crawley WA 6009 Australia Tel: +61 8 6488 3006 Email: [email protected] convocation.uwa.edu.au linkedin.com/grouPs/78667 50th Reunion of the Graduates of 1969 Date: 2nd November 2019 Time: 11.00am Location: Banquet Hall, The University Club of Western Australia CONVOCATION Master of Ceremonies: Mr Ric Stern Warden: Dr Doug McGhie DePuty Warden: Clinical Professor Lesley Cala Juanita Perez Reunion Booklet Clinical Professor Lesley Cala, Kris Bather Editors: and Devon Cuneo Manny Tamayo Tour Guides: Ron Bodycoat AM, UWA Historical Society Carl Altmann, Friends of the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery Mary Ann Yeats, Friends of the Grounds Terry Larder, former Manager of the UWA Visitors Centre 1969 REUNION COMMITTEE Julie Crews, Devon Cuneo, Angela Evangelinou-Yiannakis and Ric Stern FOREWORD This booklet includes a précis of the information submitted by the 1969 graduates who responded to our request for biograPhical information. May we aPologise for any errors or omissions. Front cover sketch by Don Thomas, UWA Graduate 1938 Inside cover sketch by John Mungham Convocation of UWA Graduates 1 50th Reunion of the Graduates of 1969 IN MEMORIAM It is understood, with regret, that the following graduates of 1969 are deceased: ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE Julia L. Newton Clark EDUCATION AND VISUAL ARTS Ronald R. Oliver John W. Berridge ChristoPher H. Hilford Bryan A. O'Neil Joy M. Bignell Haralds Schubert Kaye M. Carvosso (née) Parry Enid M. Conochie (née) Huggett ARTS Judith D. Robinson (née) McBeath June C. Daniel (née) Schram Ian K. Anderson Peter Rumbold Pamela M. Ellinson (née) Gwyther Miervaldis Balodis Bob G. Salas Joyce W. Evans Helen E. Bartle (née) Whale Neil E. Sharland Eric Fonseka James A. Battye Judith-Elaine Shaw Ann F. Goodale Marie J. Bayly Tom R. SPutore Raymond H. Henry Frank Bell Tom T. Stannage Peter Jorgensen Maureen J. Bickley (née) Wong Pauline M. Steel Margaret M. La Roche Jean Bladen Laurel M. Stockwell (née) Parry Murray W. Lake Robert R. Brueschke JosePh P. Stokes Janet Leivers Mary G. Burns Patrick J. Sweeny John J. Liddelow Betty G. Chester Robert C. Telford Lloyd L. Lutter Hal G. Colebatch Hubert C. Tilbrook Maxwell S. MacDonald Ian R. Conochie Eileen Towton Trevor R. Miller John S. Cox Doreen E. Trainor Vincent Mitchell Peter G. Cross Ronald D. UPson Edwin J. Osborn Lillian M. Ellis Margaret Van Hattem Gordon Palmer Arthur Ellis John S. Warnock Claude J. Riordan Reta H. Fallon Allan H. White Cyril H. Skinner Naomi J. Ferreirinho (née) Saggers Sally Woods (née) Brathwaite Bruce Stevenson DaPhne M. Finn Netta M. Yelverton Neil H. ThomPson Carmelo C. Genovese Florence Young Stanley T. Waddell June P. Glewis Helen B. Zani (née) Bennett Kevin S. Wass Margaret A. Gordon Robert L. Weiland John S. Grady BUSINESS SCHOOL Arthur R. Hennessey John M. Allen ENGINEERING, COMPUTING Amy M. Hogg (née) Millar Gary J. Cook AND MATHEMATICS Beryl B. Holland (née) Forte Graham R. Davies Arthur G. Barrett Kathleen M. Hough PeneloPe M. Gibson (née) Ferrier Donald F. Cousens EliZabeth Hyde (née) Cleverly William L. Higgins John C. Della-Bosca John D. Job Terence W. Hogan Brian F. Downie John W. Jolley Peter F. Kotai Terence A. Kings-Lynne Pru J. Joske (née) APPerley David A. Pollard Andris RoZlaPa Tatiana S. Joukovsky Jonathan M. PoPe Russell J. Smailes Ivan P. Juracich Richard R. Porter KasPer S. Sobejko Vivian I. Kitson Ron S. Punch John L. Struthers John D. Love Gilbert M. Rintoul Mary M. Maddox Andrew V. Rose GRADUATE RESEARCH Clive C. Markey Michael R. Sainsbury SCHOOL Harold J. McCarthy Leslie M. Smith Garry D. Bartram Kenneth I. McPherson Ray H. Turner Allison N. Densley (née) Aldridge Jennifer Medcalfe-Moore Gavin J. Williams Anton J. Drayton Alan C. Miller Robert G. Winch Bruce M. Hartley Mary J. Mulcahy Robert K. Jensen 2 The University of Western Australia 50th Reunion of the Graduates of 1969 Johannes W. Nel Donald B. Murray John J. Parker Kenneth R. Norris Michael A. White Michael H. Paterson Donald K. Philp LAW Boon-Nam Quah Kuah David T. Howe Margaret E. Reid Guy T. Howel-Jones Ian C. Rowland Roger J. Hussey Joanne Samson Patman John J. Justis Hendrick Suijdendorp James H. MacDonald Domenico Tassone Grant A. Milner Norm K. TuPPin Peter R. Momber Charles W. Court Belgrano G. Rogers Douglas A. Kendrew MEDICINE, DENTISTRY AND Herbert Munns Eric J. Underwood HEALTH SCIENCES Peter W. Burvill David B. Daniels Douglas I. Hutchinson Zylvain Stanley S. Jemielita Danuta M. Jemielita Patrick J. McAleer Andrew E. Tresise SCIENCE Bob L. Adams John Armstrong Jim Avraamides John E. Barnes Mervyn J. Broun Ross D. Calnan JosePh M. Cedro Hian Lim Cheah William J. Clare William F. Cole James A. CooPer Ivor F. De SouZa Dayalji H. Devia Kathleen Dewing (née) O’Donohue Brian J. Dyson Terrance F. Gent Peter H. Graham Albert J. Green John H. Gwynne Dennis N. Harwood Erhart O. Hellmuth Catherine A. Koehne John S. Lucas Ross MacLeod Convocation of UWA Graduates 3 50th Reunion of the Graduates of 1969 APOLOGIES The following graduates are unable to attend the Reunion; many of whom sent their best wishes and regrets that they were unable to join us on this occasion. ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE Graham Lee Adrian Thomas AND VISUAL ARTS Michael Monaghan Peter Underwood Neil Garvey Peter Rothery Stella Wiese Roderick Stewart Katherine Williams ARTS Frank Wilson Arthur Barrot EDUCATION Robert Wong Alan Camac Pam Bagworth Yaier Cohen Gary Congdon SCIENCE Donald Cook Frank Dymond Jon Buckeridge EliZabeth Curtis George Faulds StePhanie Chetwynd Ronald Cutten Errol Hammond Kathleen Chindarsi Anthony Italiano David Cook Vivien Eyre Kevin Ivanac Leon Deleuil Peter Flanigan Michael McCombe Terrence Dixon Glenys Ford Alan Randell John Downie Pamela Foulkes John Taylor Michaele Gardiner Annette Freeland Rosalyn Wilson Neil Hawtin Michael George Jonathan Hillman Christine Haines ENGINEERING, COMPUTING Beverley Hayward AND MATHEMATICS Gary Manolas Graeme Henderson Denton Bocking Bob Olivier Yvonne Henderson Tony De Rossi Graeme Pearman Nicholas HumPhry Peter Eastlake Robert Powell Janet Iverach Terrence Fuller Arnold Rosielle Ian Jennings Bob Gunn Rodney Smith Evan Jones Phil Harvey Anne Tennock Paula Korboot Richard Lee Rick Watson Anne MacPherson ChristoPher Lewis John Wise John McPhee Tony Scott Richard Moore Helene Norgard Harry Ventriss John Pratt Raymond Watkins APologies and best wishes for an enjoyable luncheon have also Victoria Rogers LAW been received from: Margaret Sherwood Bryan Gardiner Wendy Silver Carolyn McCusker • The Vice-Chancellor, Diane Snooks Michael Ryan Professor Dawn Freshwater Margaret Solosy Andrew ThomPson Sally Squires • Sr DePuty Vice-Chancellor, Heather Treadgold MEDICINE, DENTISTRY AND Professor Simon Biggs EliZabeth Willis HEALTH SERVICES • DePuty Vice-Chancellor Brian Wills-Johnson David Durack (Research), Professor Terence Zani Philip Finch Robyn Owens Arthur Harris • DePuty Vice-Chancellor BUSINESS SCHOOL Kay Johnston (Education), Professor Philip Constable John Keet David Sadler Edward Green StePhen Knott • Executive Dean, Faculty of Deborah Halvorsen Graham Paget Health and Medical Sciences, Don Jenkins Wasily Sakalo Professor Wendy Erber 4 The University of Western Australia 50th Reunion of the Graduates of 1969 LOST – GRADUATES OF 1969 We have lost contact with the 1969 graduates listed below. If you have any idea of their [email protected]. ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE Robyn A. McKenZie Soo F. Kok AND VISUAL ARTS Kenneth J. Monson Somchart Komate Bernard B. Ardagh Gayle A. MonZu (née) Hough Chun K. Pang Douglas J. Ransom Richard F. Nagle Evgeniy Z. Poroch Michael S. Nelson William D. Samson ARTS Sarah T. Nelson Gary L. Smith John S. Anderson Ivy S. Ng ChristoPher Somas Anthony T. Best StePhen K. Tan Reginald Birch John S. Perry Seow P. Wang Daniel E. Boss Robin D. Porteous Thye G. Wong Russell J. Burgess Alexander Pouw-Bray Mee Y. Yuen Carlsa J. Carter (née) Gillson Sally M. Pullin (née) Halbert Lynette G. Christou (née) Green Margaret L. Quin-Conroy EDUCATION Mary W. Chui Abdul RaZak bin Muhammad Judith S. Barrett (née) Brechin Kathleen M. Cockerell EliZabeth M. Richardson ChristoPher R. Benson Susan M. Constantine (née) Barclay Margaret D. Carroll John C. Courtney Dahlia R. Routman Piang F. Choo Michael J. Croker Carole J. Rowe (née) Hutchinson Graham A. Douglas Paula M. Cruikshank Jenny I. Rushton Robin L. Evans Leo T. Doornbusch Jane A. Sax Caroline J. Gillies Barbara M. Evans Jack S. Shamoon Grant C. Glinski Sandra M. Ferguson Philip A. Shea Walter G. Hall Stacy G. Gallagher Albert D. Sieber Gregory F. HarPer John W. Garrett David G. Smith Trevor B. Harwood Theresia C. Glover (née) McGowan Sharon L. HoPkinson Leonard J. Goodall Desmond S. Storer Neil Gow Lay H. Tan Alice S. Lai Jean M. Gray Robynne G. ThomPson Margaret A. Le Breton Nguyen-Thi Thuy (née) Jackson Adrienne M. Walker Brian C. Martin Gertrud T. Grotegoed Alan Watt Bernard L. Nohan Petar S. Hadji-Ristic Felicity C. Wellington Alice A. O'Loughlin Pamela Hainsworth (née) Minchin David I. Wilson See K. Poon Margaret L. Hallett Poh L. Wong Poh Ling (née) Leong Jacqueline Prior (née) Wickham Patrick J. Harrington Peter J. Richards Leo J. Hassam BUSINESS SCHOOL Maureen A. Ryder Winsome I. Hatcher Ian L. Baster Greg O. Smith Florence M. Haycock StePhanie A. CamPbell Keith G. Taylor Linda A. Hogg Michael J. Carter Patricia H. Turner (née) Ferrell Richard W. Hook Hugh R. ChaPlin Allan J. Walker Theo P. James Kim K. Chee Alan Watt Ian W. Johnston Guan C. Chor Graeme L. Worth Gillian M. Johnston (née) Forbes Kenneth B. Clarke Diana E. Lewis Tran T. Dang Lay S. Lim ValaiPorn Eksangsri Judith A. MacWilliam JosePhine L. Fernandez Julie F. Martin Choon V. Ho Jeannine Kitson Convocation of UWA Graduates 5 50th Reunion of the Graduates of 1969 LOST – GRADUATES OF 1969 ENGINEERING, COMPUTING SCIENCE Ann T.
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