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Commencement Program 1981 Whitworth University Whitworth Digital Commons Whitworth University Commencement Programs University Archives 1981 Commencement Program 1981 Whitworth University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.whitworth.edu/commencement- programs Recommended Citation Whitworth University , "Commencement Program 1981" Whitworth University (1981). Commencement Programs. Paper 74. https://digitalcommons.whitworth.edu/commencement-programs/74 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at Whitworth University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Commencement Programs by an authorized administrator of Whitworth University. COMMENqMENT 1981 777e 1\linety-Firct Commencement, 1Nhit-worth College, Spokane, Washington T CLASS OF 1981 The Ninety-First Commencement Whitworth College May 17, 1981 Spokane, Washington PROGRAM PROGRAM THE PRELUDE THE CONFERRING OF GRADUATE DEGREES THE CONFERRING OF UNDERGRADUATE BENEDICTION The Whitworth College Wind Ensemble Robert H. Mounce, Ph.D., President DEGREES Leonard Oakland, M.A. Richard V. Evans, D.M.A. Herbert K. Heger, Ed.D., Dean of Graduate Studies Robert H. Mounce, Ph.D., President Associate Professor of English Jack W. Hatch, Chairman of the Board of Trustees Shirley Richner, Ph.D., Vice President for Recipient, Most Influential Professor Award Ronald R. Short, Ph.D., Director of M.A.A.B.S. Program Academic Affairs THE PROCESSIONAL Paul J. Olsen, M.S., M.M., Registrar Jack W. Hatch, Chairman of the Board of Trustees "Pomp and Circumstance, Opus 39" Edward Elgar Chairs of the Academic Departments THE RECESSIONAL The Whitworth College Band "Moho Maestoso" Edward Elgar GOD OF OUR FATHERS George William Warren "St. Louis Blues March" W C. Handy, Jerry Gray, Director, Christina Runge, Class of 1981 RISE UP, 0 SAINTS OF GOD William H. Walter Perry Burgett Director, Brian Gundry, Class of The Whitworth College Wind Ensemble THE INVOCATION God of our fathers, whose almighty hand, 1981 Lorraine Robertson, M.A., Associate Chaplain Leads forth in beauty all the starry band Setting, Richard Yramategui, Class of 1981 Of shining worlds in splendour through the skies, Our grateful songs before thy throne arise. RISE UP, 0 SAINTS OF GOD! SCRIPTURE From war's alarms, from deadly pestilence, Rise up, 0 saints of God! Old Testament Ecclesiastes 1:3, 8, 13 Be Thy strong arm our ever sure defense; Have done with leccor things; Jody Drew, Class of 1981 Thy true religion in our hearts increase, Give heart and soul and mind and strength New Testament 2 Timothy 3:10 Thy bounteous goodness nourish us in peace. To serve the King of Kings. Steven Lowe, Class of 1981 Reception immediately following in the Loop Refresh Thy people on their toilsome way, Rise up, 0 saints of God! His kingdom tarries long; Lead us from night to never ending day; Flowers are given in memory of the late Mr. Grant Dixon, Fill all our lives with Bring in the day of fellowship love and grace divine, former member of the Board of Trustees, by his wife, Mrs. PRESENTATION OF WHITWORTH MEDAL And glory, laud, and praise be ever Thine. And end the night of wrong. Grant Dixon. TO JACK W. HATCH, CHAIRMAN OF Rise up, 0 saints of God! THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES The church for you doth wait, Robert H. Mounce, Ph.D., President STUDENT SPEAKER Its strength unequal to the task; Robin Mills, Class of 1981 Rise up and make it great! Lift high the cross of Christ! THE COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS MUSIC Tread where His feet have trod; "A Life Worth Living" "Super Flumina Babylonis" G Palestrina As joint heirs with the Prince of Peace, Rev. Donn D. Moomaw, D.D. Director, Scott Anderson, Class of 1981 Rise up, 0 saints of God! AMEN Bel Air Presbyterian Church Los Angeles, California 'Troste" J. Brahms Director, Richard Yramategui, Class of 1981 The Whitworth Senior Choir STUDENT SPEAKER Timothy Cheek, Class of 1981 3 2 GRADUATE DEGREES MASTER OF EDUCATION Janice Marie Hill, *Paula Lee McIlroy, Spokane, Washington Deer Park, Washington Mohammed A. Abdulkarim, Kay Hill, Dubai—United Arab Emirates Larry LeRoy McLean, Spokane, Washington Brewster, Washington Abdulrahman Hassan Al-Besher, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Patricia Evelyn Holbert, *Ruth L. McPherson, Spokane, Washington Spokane, Washington *Lyle James Anderson, Sprague, Washington "Melson Devereaux Hyde, Diane Marie Murphy, Deer Park, Washington Post Falls, Idaho *Ronald M. Bennett, Montesano, Washington Judith A. Jamieson-Allison, *Richard Leo Noel, Spokane, Washington Spokane, Washington Marilyn Guhlke Boleneus, Carol Davenport Washington Ann Johnson, *Lois Deane Packer, Spokane, Washington Spokane, Washington Carol Ann Bourassa, Newport, Washington "'Charlotte Marie Johnson, *Judith Lee Pagnotta, Spokane, Washington Colbert, Washington *Joanne Teresa Bovey, Spokane, Washington *Richard Allen Johnson, Kwonsaeng Park, Red Wing, Minnesota Daegu, Korea "'Roger Allen Brantner, Sara East Wenatchee, Washington Wood Johnston, Susan Marie Peck, Spokane, Washington Spokane, Washington *Valorie June Chadwick, *John Spokane, Washington R. Jones *Elaine Marie Porter, Veradale, Washington Spokane, Washington Patricia Lynne Clark, Spokane, Washington Peter J. Karlsten, James Franklin Pritchard, Jr. Spokane, Washington Lancaster, California Audrey Sybila Cochrane, Spokane, Washington *Catherine Quinlan Kelly, Gerald W. Ray, Spokane, Washington Edwall, Washington *Michael A. Cosgrove, Spokane, Washington Joseph Patrick Kelly, *John W. Rees, Spokane, Washington Greenacres, Washington Michael James Crabtree, Spokane, Washington *Linda May Manzer Krohn, Allan Alvin Rettmann, Deer Park, Washington Colbert, Washington Cheryl Price Dill, Santa Paula, California *Eleanor Virginia Lathem, *Carol Neal Roellich Spokane, Washington Tekoa, Washington *Marilyn Jean Elliott, Veradale, Washington *Gail Claire Leetch, *Thomas Barry Rosenblum, Osburn, Idaho Spokane, Washington Rhonda Jean Ellis, Cheney, Washington Monte Joel LeLaCheur, *Jeanne Henderson Ruby, Spokane, Washington Anacortes, Washington *Juanita Marie Everson, Spokane, Washington *Daisey L. Leslie, Denis Michael Rusca, Spokane, Washington Spokane, Washington Carol Kay Gainer, *E-Wai Li, Spokane, Washington *Janice Marie Schaller, Taipei, Taiwan Spokane, Washington Louise M. Greene, *John Steven Yakima, Washington Luher, Barbara Jean Schroeder, Spokane, Washington Spokane, Washington Leslie Ann Hamilton, *Theodore John Marshall, Okanogan, Washington *Teresa Marie Schroeder, Spokane, Washington Spokane, Washington Nancy R. Henry, *Sandra Lynn Martinson, Cheney, Washington *Richard Downey Sharp, Jr. Spokane, Washington Spokane, Washington Hernan Antonio Hernandez, *James E. May, Caracas, Venezuela Susan Kay Soule, Preliminary honors appearing in this program are based upon only Appearance of a name on this program is presumptive evidence of Seattle, Washington Bremerton, Washington seven terms of academic work. Final honors recognition will appear on graduation, but it must not be regarded as conclusive. The diploma of *Teresa Louise McCartan, *Michael Keith Sowder, Spokane, Washington Chattaroy, transcripts and will be based upon the Whitworth academic work the college, signed and sealed by its officers, remains the official Washington leading to graduation. testimony of the possession of the degree. *John Ellsworth McGregor, *Maria Pilar Steele, *Degrees to be conferied in absentia. Uniontown, Washington Spokane, Washington 4 5 GRADUATE UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES DEGREES *Mary Lou Taylor, MASTER OF HEALTH Kim Leroy MacMillan BIOLOGY Nasser Abdullah Al-Shubaili, Donald James Miller, Ritzville, Washington Salmon Arm, B.C., Canada Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Buffalo Center, Iowa Steve Marvin Trapp, SCIENCE William Eugene McClung, BACHELOR OF ARTS Douglas L. Armstrong, Barbara Lee Muller, cum laude, Spokane, Washington Richland, Washington Lewiston, Idaho Kalispell, Montana "Saleh Abdullah Arshaid, Julia Ann Ehrlich, cum laude, *Pamala Jean Webb, *Lois Joyce Meyer, Fresno, California Jonathan S. Bachelder, Stanley LeRoy Mundell, Dammam, Saudi Arabia Nome, Alaska Spokane, Washington Spokane, Washington Minneapolis, Minnesota Nancy Twibell Lewis, Balandis, Lynn Leone Wernet-Rowse, *Judith Bradbury Osgood, Snohomish, Washington Douglas William Robert S. Nakashima, Spokane, Washington Seattle, Washington San Jose, California Kilauea, Kanai, Hawaii *David Dale West, MASTER OF ARTS Paul J. Phillips, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Dennis J. Bossingham, Ronald Allan Neufeld, Spokane, Washington Richland, Washington Annette Elizabeth Auld, Spokane, Washington Woodleaf, California IN APPLIED McKinley, Williams, *Joan Alexis Redekop, (Biology/ Chemistry), Dawn Glorielle Brozovsky George Bill Okumu, Susan Jean Washington Gulu, Uganda Spirit Lake, Iowa BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE Kamloops, B.C., Canada Spokane, Washington Spokane, Ramon Phillip Rossman, Ada Sik-Lun Ching, Michael Burke-Smith, Sherri L. Otteson, *Susan Jean Wilson, Geraldine Ellen Adams, Science/Business Management), Spokane, Washington Everett, Washington Hong Kong (Earth Kirkland. Washington Kennewick. Washington Spokane, Washington Donald Eric Sandberg, David John Flesher, summa cum laude Paul Thomas Palmer, *Lyle Ernest Benson, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Thomas Davis Carrick, (Accounting), Alberta, Canada Pasco, Washington James Montgomery Mathis, Kobe, Japan Spokane, Washington June Louise Blain, Sonya Rose Severson, MASTER OF ARTS IN Spokane, Washington (Chemistry/Biology/Pre-Med), Timothy Newton Cheek, cum laude, Luann Murphy Petersen, magna cum laude, Sardis, B.C., Canada Spokane, Washington (Economics/"Environmental Studies"), (Accounting),
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