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TUFTS UNIVERSITY 121St COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES MEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS MAY 22, 1977 TUFTS UNIVERSITY 121st COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES MEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS MAY 22, 1977 ,. TUFTS UNIVERSITY 121ST COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES MAY 22, 1977 Re.c.J.pie.nM 06 de,gJr.e.e.-6 awaJtde.d wilh honol!/2 DAVID STUART MOUNT magna cum laude MARK FRANCIS O'LEARY cum laude JOSEPH ALAN PARADISO -0umma cum laude Bachelor of Science in RICHARD WAYNE PELTON cum R..a.ude Chemical Engineering MANUEL VICENTE RONDON R. magna cum laude WALTER LEE SASS magna cum laude DAVID s. CHIRLS cum R..a.ude KERRY R. SMITH cum laude TODD HUNTINGTON CLEARY cum R..a.ude WILLIAM KEVIN SMYTH cum laude VASKEN DILSIZIAN magna cum laude CHRISTOPHER DIRK WEIGAND magna cum laude PETER WALTER GULETSKY cum laude RICHARD E. WILLIS cum laude CATHERINE M. JOYCE cum laude ROBERT NICHOLAS PETROSINO cum laude ROBERT MARTIN STERN -0umma cum laude Bachelor of Science in GLENN DAVID THORNLEY -0umma cum laude Mechanical Engineering SHERRIE LYNN ZACHARIUS -0umma cum R..a.ude ARLENE MICHELLE BECK magna cum laude MARK LEE CALDWELL magna cum R..a.ude JOHN C. CONNELL cum laude Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering JAMES ROBERT FURLONG cum laude DAVID BRUCE HALLEN cum laude JACK BTESH ABADI cum R..a.ude BARRY KEITH HANOVER -0umma cum laude SCOTT J. BACKER cum laude MICHAEL WILLIAM LANKIEWICZ cum laude DOUGLAS ALAN BARTON magna cum laude GARY EDWARD MARCELYNAS cum laude REX MARTIN BERNTSON magna cum laude ROBERT ALAN MCGILL cum laude ALISON LAGRANGE BREWSTER cum laude DANIEL MARK PACKARD cum laude JUDITH MARY BROWN magna cum R..a.ude LORRAINE ELLEN PARISH magna cum R..a.ude FRANK WILLIAM CLARK magna cum laude PETER HOWARD ROTHSCHILD -0umma cum laude EILEEN E. CONLEY cum laude LINDA RACHAEL TONEY magna cum laude CAMILLE CHAFIC COTRAN -0umma cum R..a.ude WILLIAM JOHN WALLACE magna cum laude ARTHUR JAMES CUNNINGHAM cum R..a.ude ,',i<THO~AS WILLIAM YULE cum laude PAULL. KELLEY cum laude RANDY HELLER ZASLOFF cum laude CHRISTOPHER JOHN KELLY magna cum laude ALAN WADE KUMPEY cum laude ROBERT JAMES LANGAN magna cum laude Bachelor of Science GEORGE L. 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ERICKSON -0umma cum laude JOHN MICHAEL TOMICH -0umma cum laude JEFFREY MARK GOLDBERG cum laude *HAROLD STEVEN WEINER magna cum laude PETER B. GRANNIS cum laude **RONALD L. WOHL cum R..a.utie JOHN EDWARD JOHNSON III -0umma cum R..a.ude JEFFREY MICHAEL ZITELMAN wm laude PETER PAK KWAN cum laude ROBERT ARNOLD LEVINE -0umma cum laude **October 30, 1976 *March 26, 1977 0~J(1'y'(' t/~(/6cn,/ /t•t,r JAMES OTIS CAMPBELL magna c.um laude NEYSA CAPLAN 4wn,na c.wn la.ude CATHY JO CARDEN c.um .tau.de , jtN'h~o/1 Co~9e *GEORGE ·A. CARMEL c.wn la.ude *ROBERT JEFFREY CARRADY magna c.wn la.ude /0/' 'fl1Hl/L/I 0 WILLIAM JAMES CASAZZA c.um la.ude *KATHRYN ANNETTE CASSELL c.wn la.ude Bachelor of Arts LAURA ANN CATANZARO magna c.wn laude LISA ANN CHRISTOPHER magna c.um la.ude *JOANNE PATRICIA ACFORD magna c.wn la.ude **JOHN L.P. CIARDI c.wn .tau.de CAROL CHUNG AI c.wn laude LINDA CICCARIELLO magna c.um la.ude LOUISE V. AKILLIAN c.wn la.ude ANMARIE CICCOLO c.wn .tau.de HENRY GREEN AKINA magna c.um laude JULIE ANN CLARK 4u,nma c.wn la.ude CHERYL MELINDA ALLEN magna c.wn la.ude CAROL MAE CLURMAN c.um la.ude MARK JAY ALTSCHULER ~wnma c.wn la.ude *ANN VALENTINE COBB 4u,nma c.wn la.ude ROBERT CLIVE ALTSHULER c.wn laude BRUCE LOUIS COHEN magna c.wn la.ude *STEPHEN POTTER AMBERG magna c.wn la.ude IRA GEORGE COHEN c.wn la.ude JAMES HANSON ANDREWS magna c.um la.ude ANTHONY PAUL COLES 4umma c.wn la.ude DAVID MOORE ANTOS c.wn laude ELIZABETH ANN COLT c.wn la.ude CAROL JEANETTE BAKER c.um laude KEVIN BRIAN CONNELLY magna c.um laude KENNETH MICHAEL BALLEN 4UTnll1a c.wn la.ude JOANNE s. 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