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DEGREES and DIPLOMAS CONFERRED, 1968 13Th MARCH, 1968 FACULTY of ARTS FACULTY OF UNIVERSITY CALENDAR DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS CONFERRED, 1968 13th MARCH, 1968 FACULTY OF ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS (1858). (Ordinary Degree) Christopher John Allan Ralph Austin Knight Peter John Amott Peter John Lynn Ivan John Beringer, Dip.SoeStud. Janet Marie McAlpin Waclaw Adam Binental Helen McDowaU Christina Wing Sheung Brabet Douglas Lindsay Mclver Noel Robert Brain Meegan Ellis Nuttall Carmelo CaUo Desmond Antiony O'Grady Jane Anketell Carnegie Jennifer May Oxer LjUjana DeUc Leon Francis Paroissien David Andrew Ellerman Patricia Anne Parsons Margarita Maria Frederico, Dip.SoeStud. Frank Watson Paton Valerie Joan Godson Heather Margaret Robb Janet Martin Gregory Kathleen Mary Sanders, Dip.SoeStud. Jean Griffitis Catherine Santamaria Janet Rosemary HaU Ramute Maria Sestokas Jennifer Doris Haynes Marie Veronica Stanway Noel James Henry Carmel Helen Stephen John Edward Hoffman EUzabeth Faye Stewardson Albert Gregory Jacobsen Peter George Tucker Danute Marija Jokubauskas Judith Anne Walker Roger John Kemelfield, LL.B. Jurgen Oskar Weller Roslyn Ann King David Robert WettenhaU Neville Henri Knight, B.Sc. David LleweUyn White BACHELOR OF ARTS (1920) (Degree widi Honours) Ada Biagi (English and French) Meredith Joan Freeman, B.Mus. (Eng­ Barbara Antoinette Bowker (English) Ush) Roslyn AUce Brereton (EngUsh and Margaret Gwen GraveU (EngUsh and History) History) Graeme Francis Brookes (Geography) Michael Masini (Italian) Anne Elizabeth Clarke (EngUsh) Michael Migus (History) Nelly Coppersmith (English and Mary Josephine Sandow (History) Philosophy) Valerie Ada Taylor (Psychology) Elaine Morton Counsell (History) JennUer Joy Walsh (English and Philo­ sophy ) FACULTY OF LAW BACHELOR OF LAWS (1865) Delcho Antianas Bobeff JennUer Mary Fraser PhUip Edward Stanlislaus Boston Roger ChaUis Gillard Josephine Rosetta Boudry John Francis Green CoUn Thomas Bridges Gerald Alexander Lewis Graham Leslie Candy Carolyn Margaret Moloney Russell Ronald Caplan Leslie Wallace Reid Robert John Albert ComaU Anthony Lovel Scale Jane Coy Saul Jonathan CoUn Wise 740 DEGREES CONFERRED FACULTY OF ENGINEERING BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (1883) Alan Garth Brocket! (Electrical) Alexander Kouzmin (Civil) Andrew Alexander Cook (Mechanical) David Ross Mentiplay (Mechanical) WilUam LesUe Charles Day (Mechanical) David WiUerton Potter (Electrical) Geoffrey John Fagan (Electrical) John Charles Ritter (MetaUurgical) James Douglas Farfor (CivU) David George Rose (Chemical) Robert Hutchings (CivU) Laurence John Sartori (Mechanical) John Robert Irwin (Civil) Peter Nicholas Seyler (Civil) WilUam Stephen Kimpton (Industrial) FACULTY OF SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (1889) Florence Hunter Arnott, B.A., Dip.Ed. Gary John Jaynes Herbert Josef Badower AUcia Mary Mercer James Edmund Bates Kenneth Charles Montgomery David John Beaumont Peter John NuttaU John Antiony Camfield David WiUerton Potter George Peter D'Onofrio Paul Damien Rosman John Francis Dove PhUip Donald Scambler WUliam Arthur Evans Margaret Ann Seccombe John Barton Fumess John Antiony Stacey Michael Kirby Gledden Jon WUliam Stebbins Menahem Goldberg Marion Janet Stokes Douglas Graham Barbara Jessie Sutton Leonard Hugh Greenwood Graham David Thomas Graham McDonald Gregson Mark AmeU Thomas Edward PhUip Hausler Alan WiUiam Titheridge Roland Louis Herbert Heimans Kenneth Edwin Webb Brian Hodgson William Peter Wright Richard Jon Hookey BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (1954) (Degree with Honours) John Albert Bowden, B.Sc. (Chemistry) WUUam Gregory Jackson (Chemistry) Chew Guat Kin Irene (Genetics) George Aquin King (Metallurgy) Pier Giorgio Fontana (Genetics) Damien John Dominic L'HuUlier Alice Brita Glover (Pharmacology) (Chemistry) John Leslie Gras (Physics) (R.A.A.F. Anthony Geoffrey Pakes (Mathematics) Academy) Russell William Tytler (Physics) Anthony Knight Gregson (Chemistry) Peter James Walsh (Botany) FACULTY OF MUSIC BACHELOR OF MUSIC (1894) Ruth Bone Geoffrey Thomas Jones David Henry Clark Alison May McAllister Faye Evelyn Harrison Graham Francis William Rule, Dip.Mus. Julianne Islay Jameson FACULTY OF DENTAL SCIENCE BACHELOR OF DENTAL SCIENCE (1906) Kelvin Leslie Baker Paul Bowker Ronald Marple Reabum Barber Edmund Goldman 741 UNIVERSITY CALENDAR David Maxwell Muirden, B.Ed. (Syd.), Ian Bemard Provis B.A. Geoffrey John Pullen Christopher Graeme Munay Graeme Lindsay Roberts Kevin Edward Nicholson Keith Edward Watkins Robert Thomas Osmond FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND COMMERCE BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (1927) Bmce Allan Abbott James Henry Nott Gareth Eliot Tremayne Andrews Malcolm Ronald Parris Anthony John McEwen Coplans Zarko Penovic Denise Millccent Nancye Cunningham Harold Joseph Pretty Gary James Elton James Galloway Pullar Denis Fennessy Kenneth Leslie Salmon Malcolm Noel Foster Edward Christopher Schwarzman Francis Joseph Gallagher lan Gerard Slockwitch David John Gibbon Richard James Smith Clive Kay Hall, B.Sc. William Russell Stokes Kevin Maurice Kirkpatrick, B.E. William Hugh Murray Turner Douglas Alexander McCann Mervyn Karl Vogt Ronald Ross McDonald Colin Leslie Waring Gerry Francis Mcintosh David John Watkins Michael Robert McKelvie Geoffrey Bruce Weber James Patrick Murrihy Ian Ross Wilson FACULTY OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (1936) Elaine Patricia Atkinson, B.Sc. Francis Richard Grotowski, B.A. (New John Malcolm Atkinson, B.Sc. York) Albert Stephen Buncle Barker, B.A., Joseph James Ridge Hazen, B.Sc. Dip.Ed. Charles George Johnston, B.A. Robert William Collins, B.Sc. Francis Adrian Jones, B.A. Graham Peter Con, B.Com. John Graham Mitchell, B.A., Dip.Ed. Herbert Francis Cumow, B.A. Margaret Doris Mortimer, B.A. Dip.Ed. Anthony Robert Delves, B.A. Neil Richard Pratt, B.Sc. (N.S.W.) Mary Teresa Doolan, B.A. Robert Frank Riddiford, B.Sc. Alan Roy Farmer, B.Com. Stuart Paul Rigby, B.Sc. Rowan Ainslie Field, B.Sc. Margaret Ellen Scott, B.A. John Matthew Finnigan, B.A. Andrew Steve Sholl, B.A. Francis Patrick Golding, B.A. Ian Harold Stevens, B.Sc. David William Thomas, B.Sc. MASTER OF ARTS (1860) Eric Benjamin, B.A. (W.A.), Dip.Pub.Admin. (Criminology) Robin Marshall Grove, B.A. (English) James Frederick Touzel Hope, B.A. (Germanic Studies) Margaret Ellen James, B.A., Dip.Ed. (History) Barry Owen Jones, LL.B. (History) George Austin Mullins, B.A. (Middle Eastem Studies) Robin John Pryor, B.A. Dip. Ed. (Geography) Ian Gerald Weeks, B.A. (Philosophy) MASTER OF LAWS (1881) Denzil Robert James, LL.B. 742 DEGREES CONFERRED MASTER OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE (1941) Brian Amold Chappell, B.Sc. (Witwatcrsrand) (CivU) Robert Ian Mair, B.E. (Civil) Graham Kenneth Spencer, B.E. (Civil) MASTER OF SCIENCE (1893) Bruce Boundy Hicks, B.Sc. (Tas.) (Meteorology) Robert Thomas Thorneycroft, B.Sc. (Computation) MASTER OF DENTAL SCIENCE (1940) John William Brownbill, B.D.Sc. John Vincent Rasmussen, B.D.Sc. Daniel John Hurley, B.D.Sc. Stan Coslandy Sahhar, B.D.Sc. David Ward Kennan, B.D.Sc. Geoffrey Michael Wymond, B.D.Sc. Brian William Lee, B.D.Sc. (Syd.) Bmce Aaron Levant, B.D.Sc. John Frederick Zettl, B.D.Sc. MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (1965) Albert Weston Brown Hugh McBride, B.E. (Q'ld) MASTER OF EDUCATION (1926) Colin Pearce Davey, B.Ed. (W.A.), Dip. Derek Ian Robson, B.A., B.Ed. Phys.Ed. Percy John Worsnop, B.A., B.Ed. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (1948) Lisbeth Angelika Brodribb, M.A. (Commerce and Business Administration) George Vernon Davies, M.D., B.S. (Psychiatry) PhUip John Barnes Rose, B.Com. (N.Z.), Dip.Econ. (Cantab.) (Economics) Peter George Thome, B.Sc. (Computation) DOCTOR OF SCIENCE (1887) James Howard Bradbury, Ph.D. (Birm.), M.Sc. (Biochemistry) IN ABSENTIA BACHELOR OF ARTS (1858) Marion Hiltje Amold Jill Sanguinetti John Anthony Brooking, Dip.SoeStud. Janet Evelyn Scott Anne Helen Davis Edward Robert Smith, B.Sc. Wendy Suzzanne Elizabeth Garret, Janette Grace Taylor Dip.SoeStud. Wendy Anne Vincent John Lawrence Lay Elizabeth Margaret Warner Colleen Morland Antony James Williams Susan Poyas BACHELOR OF ARTS (1920) (Degree with Honours) Hannelore Renate Elfriede Henschke (French and German) Sneja Marina Leonard (English and History) Janice Catherine Smith (Psychology) Dip.SoeStud. MASTER OF ARTS (1860) Peter John Elliott, B.A. (History) Kay Marie Gorman, B.A. (French) 743 UNIVERSITY CALENDAR BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (1883) Gajendra Singh Bora (Electrical) William John KeUy (CivU) David Leonard Connolly (Chemical) Adrian James McKenzie (Electrical) Charles Clemens Furphy (Civil) George Migios (Civil) Gan Kian Kok (Chemical) Bmce McKinley Wilson (Mechanical) Ho Wing Wei (Chemical) Eng Kiah Yeo (Mechanical) James Arthur Jennings (CivU) MASTER OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE (1941) John Patrick Moriarty, B.E. (Civil) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (1889) Geoffrey David Austin Thomas Wayne Griffiths David Ian Felstead Brian Thomas Sawas BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (1954) (Degree with Honours) Lindsay John Barker, B.Sc. (MetaUurgy) Raymond Francis Price, B.Sc. Wlliam Stanley Perriman, B.Sc. (Mathe- (Chemistry) matical Statistics) BACHELOR OF DENTAL SCIENCE (1906) Tang Siu To BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE (1911) Helen Brimblecombe BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (1927) Neoh Guan Heng MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (1965) David John Sampson Kirkhope, B.Sc. BACHELOR OF BUILDING (1962) Ng Choo Hi BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE (1931) Chong Koon Yong Sanad Haji Said Quah Sek Cheng BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (1936) Charles Andre Cattermole, B.Com., Dip.Ed. BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE (1962) Paul Hoe Hong Ow (Electronics) Teoh Lean-Lee (Metallurgy) DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (1948) DovBahat, M.Sc. (Jemsalem) (Geology) Gordon Emest O'Brien, B.A., B.Sc. Graham John Faichney,
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