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Commencement Exercises
Sunday, June 1, 1980-3:00 P.M.
SEATTLE CENTER ARENA BOARD OF TRUSTEES
ROBERT D. O'BRIEN, Chairman CHARLES Z. SMITH Chairman, Univar Corporation Professor of Law, University of Washington Law School GENEVIEVE ALBERS Seattle, Washington WILLIAM SULLIVAN, S.J. FRANK E. CASE, S.J. J. President, Seattle University Assistant Professor of Business, Seattle University JOSEPH A. TETLOW, s.j. JOHN H. GRAY, S.J. America Magazine, New York Academic Vice President, Saint Louis University L.JOHNTOPEL S.J. THOMAS F. HEALY, S.J. Associate Professor President, Matteo Ricci College of Theology/Religious Studies, GENE E. LYNN Seattle University The Careage Corporation KELLY WALLER ROBERT L. SHEERAN President, Safeco Life Insurance Company Vice President & Manager, J. KEVIN WATERS, S.J. Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Associate Professor of Music, Seattle University BOARD OF REGENTS
ANN (MRS. T. EVANS) WYCKOFF, Chairman JAMES T. HUGHES Seattle, Washington Director, Department of Labor & Industries GENEVIEVE ALBERS D. JOHN JOLLY Seattle, Washington President, Seattle University Alumni Association THOMASJ. BANNAN (EMERIru5) RHOADY LEE, SR. Indian Wells, California Lakeside Industries JOHN A. BEYER DOROTHY (MRS. JAMES) LYNCH President, General Construction Company Bremerton, Washington JOHN K. BLUME GENE E. LYNN President, University Enterprises Inc. The Careage Corporation WILLIAM E. BOEING, JR. JOHN A. MOGA Chairman, Tn-Land Corporation Arthur Andersen and Company EUGENE BRENNER NANCY (MRS. ARTHUR E.) NORDHOFF Attorney, Janin, Morgan & Brenner Bellevue, Washington CLIFF BURGLIN ROBERT fl O'BRIEN Fairbanks, Alaska Chairman, Univar Corporation WILLIAM R. CHANDLER CELESTE F. R000E Boise, Idaho Seattle, Washington JOSEPH R. CURTIS WILLIAM RIJCKELSHAUS Vice Chairman, Seattle-First National Bank Senior Vice President, Weyerhaeuser Co. RALPH M. DAVIS VALERIE P. RYAN Chairman, Puget Sound Power & Light Edmonds, Washington MICHAEL DENNEHY ROBERT L. SHEERAN Resident Manager, E.F. Hutton & Co. Vice President & Manager CARLOS FLOHR (EMERITUS) Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. President, Flohr & Co. Metals Fabricators, Inc. WILLIAM J. SULLIVAN, S.J. Seattle, Washington President, Seattle University G ROBERT TRUEX, JR. STANLEY D. GOLUB Chairman & Chief Executive Officer President, Simon Golub and Sons, Inc. Rainier National Bank WALTER T. HUBBARD WILLIAM P. WOODS (EMERITUS) Board of Prison Terms & Paroles Chairman Emeritus, Washington Nalural Gas Co
UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION
WILLIAM J. SULLIVAN, S.J., Ph.D. WILLIAM F. LEROUX, S.J., MA., S.T.D. University President Dean, College of Arts and Sciences WILLIAM E. HAYES, S.J., M.A. JOHN D. ESHELMAN, Ph.D. Vice President for Administration and Dean, Albers School of Business FREDERICKJ. GIES, Ed.D. Executive Assistant to the President Dean, School of Education GREGORY F. LUCEY, S.J., Ph.D. PATRICIA A. FERRIS, Ph.D. Vice President for Educational Planning Dean, School of Nursing and Development DAVID L. THORSELL, Ph.D. JAMES P. LYDDY, Ph.D. Acting Dean, School of Science and Engineering Vice President for University Relations MICHAEL V. Fox, M.A. KENNETH R. NIELSEN, Ed.D. Director of Admissions MARY ALICE LEE, B.A. Vice President for Student Life Registrar VIRGINIA L. PARKS, Ph.D. JAMES E. SAWYER, Ph.D. Vice President for Finance and Treasurer Director, Institute of Public Service GARY A. ZIMMERMAN, Ph.D. EDWIN H. WEIHE, Ph.D. Academic Vice President Director, Matteo Ricci II Two
Baccalaureate Mass
ST. JAMES CATHEDRAL
Saturday, May 31, 1980-3:00 P.M.
PRINCIPAL CELEBRANT MOST REVEREND RAYMOND G. HUNTHAUSEN, D.D. Archbishop of Seattle
CONCELEBRANTS REVEREND WILLIAM J. SULLIVAN. S.J. REVEREND LEO B. KAUFMANN, S.J.
MASTER OF CEREMONIES REVEREND CHARLES E. SCHMITZ, S.J.
COMMENTATOR SISTER JOAN HARTE, O.P.
LECTORS MARY GUSTAVESON Alpha Sigma Nu JAMES LYONS A. S. S. U. President
SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT D0RINA JEAN CALDERON Student Marshal
BACCALAUREATE ADDRESS REVEREND WILLIAM J. SULLIVAN, S.J. President of Seattle University
MUSIC "Sancta Maria Mater Dei" Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
"I Waited For the Lord" Felix Mendelssohn Joan Penney and Elizabeth Pear, Sopranos
SEATTLE UNIVERSITY CHORALE AND CHAMBER SINGERS WILLIAM SUMMERS, Ph.D., Director
SEATTLE UNIVERSITY STRING QUARTET J. KEVIN WATERS, S. J., Director EDWARD WALKER, M.M., Organist
Reception
CAMPION TOWER—SEATTLE UNIVERSITY Saturday, May 31, 1980-4:30-6:30 P.M. Three Commencement
PROGRAM
PROCESSIONAL BERNARD M. STECKLER, Ph.D. Grand Marshal
REVEREND JAMES E. ROYCE, S.J., Ph.D. Mace Bearer
JANET CLAYPOOL, M.N. MARGARET M. HAGGERTY, Ph.D. R. MAXINE MARINONI, Ph.D. JOSEPH A. MONDA, Ph.D. Assistant Marshals
MUSIC "March from Sigurd Jorsalfar" Edvard Grieg
WEST SEATTLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND CHARLES HOLLY, B.A., Director
PRESENTATION OF COLORS THE ROTC COLOR GUARD
COMMENCEMENT CONVOCATION GARY A. ZIMMERMAN, Ph.D. Vice President Academic Affairs
INVOCATION REVEREND CHARLES E. SCHMITZ, S.J., M.A. Director of Campus Ministry
HONORARY DEGREE CITATIONS REVEREND WILLIAM J. SULLIVAN, S.J., Ph.D. President of Seattle University
RECIPIENTS OF HONORARY DEGREES REVEREND HAROLD 0. SMALL, S.J. President, Seattle College 1945-1948
THEILINE MCGEE PIGOTT Mc CONE Seattle University Regent 1961-1968
FRANK PATRICK HERBERT Author Four
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS FRANK PATRICK HERBERT
MUSICAL SELECTIONS "Rejoice in the Lord Aiway" Henry Purcell
SEATTLE UNIVERSITY CHORALE AND CHAMBER SINGERS WILLIAM SUMMERS, Ph.D., Director
SEATTLE UNIVERSITY FINE ARTS ENSEMBLE REVEREND J. KEVIN WATERS, S.J., D. Mus. Arts, Director
PRESENTATION OF DEGREES REVEREND WILLIAM J. SULLIVAN, S.J., Ph.D. President, Seattle University
GARY A. ZIMMERMAN, Ph.D. Vice President Academic Affairs
CHARGE TO GRADUATES REVEREND WILLIAM J. SULLIVAN, S.J., Ph.D. President, Seattle University
PRESENTATION OF AWARDS President's Award Professor Emeritus Conferral United States Army Commissioning
RECESSIONAL "Marche Romaine" Charles Gounod
Five REVEREND HAROLD 0. SMALL, S.J.
You are a priest, a man of prayer and thoughtfulness, a man who has sacrificed gladly for others, a bridge be- tween your fellow men and God. Your life has exemplified brotherly care and commitment to spiritual leader- ship. As you now lead through retreats, you share those Christian values and vision without which there can be no justice, and no peace. Your life manifests the value of the individual in the eyes of God.
In your more than 40 year association with Seattle University, you have helped to shape the University's direc- tion and mission as it has changed to meet the needs of the community. You have served as a teacher, as Dean of Seattle College, as the last President of Seattle College, and as the Spiritual Director of the Jesuit faculty.
Your career has involved positions of national and world-wide responsibility. As Provincial, and later as Tertian Director of the Oregon Province, you have led the Jesuit community both spiritually, and through the direction of the Order's educational and parish work. During your fifteen years as Assistant to the General of the Society in Rome, you have assisted in the governance of all Jesuit institutions and Jesuits in the United States and throughout the world.
As Assistant to the General during the period when the Documents of Vatican II were forged, you helped to es- tablish a new period of growth and transformation in the Church and the Society of Jesus. In your travels to every Jesuit institution in the United States and practically every American Jesuit institution throughout the world, you have helped the Order successfully integrate the new directions of Vatican II.
In your present apostolate directing retreats, you continue to minister to the needs of both lay and religious com- munities, helping to create the strong foundation of Christian values essential to justice and peace throughout the world. In your ministry to your fellow Jesuits, you are a continuing source of strength and comfort.
We at Seattle University are sincerely grateful for your presence here with us once again, and for your many years of service and guidance in the Society of Jesus.
Upon Father Harold Small, Seattle University is proud to confer the degree, Doctor of Laws, honoris causa.
MRS. THEILINE McGEE PIGOTT McCONE
You have given of yourself unstintingly for more than fifty years, sharing your time and talents to ensure the preservation of our nation's historical landmarks, cultural values, and educational opportunities.
You have served on the Board of the National Trust for Historic Preservation since 1968. A strong supporter of cultural activities, you have given of your time and energy as a Board Member of the National Symphony, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the Los Angeles Symphony, the Seattle Symphony and the Seattle Opera.
Through your more than 20 year association with Seattle University, you have helped to provide the youth of the Pacific Northwest with top quality educational opportunities.
Mother of six children, thirty-four grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren, you still have found time to serve the Seattle Children's Home, the Lighthouse for the Blind, the Arboretum Foundation, and the Children's Orthopedic Hospital.
Seattle University is honored to salute you, Theiline McCone, for your dedication and many contributions to our community and to the nation.
Upon Theiline McCone, humanitarian and civic leader, Seattle University proudly confers the degree, Doctor of Laws, honoris causa. Six FRANK HERBERT
You are a creator and a visionary, sharing, through the written word, new possibilities for the future of humankind.
Where others have looked and seen only the myriad of problems in our increasingly complex world, you have seen what the future can and should hold—alternative energy sources, the colonization of space, a limitless frontier.
In addition to schooling in Tacoma and at the University of Washington, you have done special research in psychology, and lands, ecology, alternative energies, education and photography.
Your career has included more than thirty years as a newspaper editor and reporter in California, Oregon and Washington. You started the Higher Education Department at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and have been ac- tive as a teacher for gifted students through your work at the Centrum Foundation, and as a lecturer for English and writing classes throughout the state.
Concern for our planet and for our future has been a hallmark of your life, and you have given unstintingly of your time and your talents to conquer the problems which challenge mankind.
We at Seattle University are sincerely grateful for your example of commitment and dedication to a better future, and especially for your faith in our ability to make it happen.
Seattle University is proud to confer upon you the degree, Doctor of Humanities, honoris causa.
Seven College of A rts and Sciences
WILLIAM F. LEROUX, S.J., S.T.D., Dean
RICHARD P. HICKEY AWARD JOSEPH R. LACUGNA
Awarded to the outstanding student in the College of Arts and Sciences. Selection is based upon the student's total contribution to academic life and is made by the department chairpersons and program directors of the College. The two volume compact Edition of the Oxford English Dictionary, is given as the award which honors the memory of Dr. Richard P. Hickey, professor of English, a beloved and respected teacher at the University from 1947 until his death in 1968.
BACHELOR OF ARTS
CYNTHIA LEE ADAMS THOMAS JOHN GROWNEY DOUGLAS JOHN MORAN JANE L. AGEE cum laud.e magna cum laude MAMORU AKISATO KEVIN PESCH HAGGERTY KATHLEEN LOUISE MORFORD GILDA CRUZ ALDABA cum laude KELLIE ANN MURPHY RONALD EUGENE AUER EDWARD WILLIAM HOLLEMAN MYONG-SUK NAM EDWARD JOSEPH AUGUSTAVO magna cum laude GLENN ROBERT NELSON LESLIE KAY AUNGST SUSAN ELIZABETH HORTON cum laude CERISE THERESA Aziz cum laude WILLIAM THOMAS O'REILLY DOUGLAS H. BALLANTYNE DEBORAH ANN HOSTENSKE MARK ANTHONY OLAGUE cum laude DANIEL PAUL HOVEE magna cum laude CATHERINE PAULINE BENZINGER CAROL ANNE HUEHNERHOFF ANN LOUISE PAINTER cum laude rnagna cum laud.e DONNA LYNN PENZ SCOTT ALAN BRAZELL ROBBIN LYNE1-FE HUFF cum laude cum laude cum Iaude JUDITH V. PRINCE SUSAN LORETTA BRENNAN DAVID MICHAEL KIRBY TIMOTHY P. REILLY EMILIA RIGOR CASTILLO magna cum laude summa cum laude NEIL ROBERT CHANDLER SANDRA KATRINA KNIGHT JONATHAN SCOTT RENBERG cum laude KAREN EILEEN KOFOED CAROL LYNNE RICHARDS DAVID CHANG JOSEPH R. LACUGNA BIANCA MATTHILDE ROSARIO CLINTON DONALD COLVIN summa cum laude EUGENE CHARLES ROTH ANITA CHRISTINA CONVERSE-RICE TIMOTHY JAY LAMB JOSEPH HENRY SHEA cum laude PAMELA SUE LARKIN CAROLE ANN SILBERNAGEL KEVIN OWEN DONOHOE summa cum laude summa curn laude LYNN A. DOONER SANG HOON LEE DEAN LAVERN SMITH JAMES ROBERT DORAN ROBERT EARL LINDEKUGEL magna cum laude cum laude CU7fl laud.e ORVILLE STANLEY SMITH PATRICK KELLY DOWD BARBARA LOUISE LLOYD DAVID MICHAEL SPIEKER ELIZABETH ANNE DU PAR MAN Lo magna cum laude DAWN MARIE DUNCAN JOAN ELIZABETH MAASSEN MICHAEL JOSEPH SULLIVAN TEDDY COMESARIO ELIGIO IRMALENE FORZADO MANULAT DAVID ANTHONY TANGNEY MICHAEL BERNARD ELLIOTT magna cum laude ROBERT SFIELLY THURMAN magna cum laude GLENN CRUZ MARIANO DENISE JEAN TOKACH MICHAEL JOHN EVANS cum laude cum laud.e INNO-ANSELM EZE T1-IERESE MARIE MARTINEAU CHARLES MARCELINO G. VALENTIN cum laude magna cum laude MARY LOU VARELA KAZUO FUJISAWA FREDERICK ANDREW MCCANDLESS magna cum laude cum laude cum laude ELIZABETH H. WALTON WILLIAM E. GODDEN DOUGLAS JOHN MCCLOSKY BUZZ DEBIANN WATSON MARY ANNE GORJANCE cum laude DONALD HOMER WEIHS summa cum laude ARLENE RAE MCGEE DANIEL JOSEPH WHITE TIMOTHY PATRICK GRADY cum laude SHELLEY SUZANNE WILLIAMS HELENA WILLIAMS GRANT CAROLYN RUTH MCVICKER RICHARD SCOTT WOODWARD ROSALIE A. GRINSTEIN PHILIP RICARDO MONZON cum laude
Eight BACHELOR OF ARTS IN COMMUNITY SERVICES
Scorr TRACY ALEXANDER JOANNE MARIE MARCOE SHEILA KAY SIGVARTSEN ODETrE BIENVENIDA DE PEiA cum laude ELIZABETH BENNETrS SORRELS DENISE MARIE HUNSAKER TERRY NELSON DIANE E. STIPP magna cum laude LISA MARIE PEABODY ELISE S.Y. YOUNG GLORIA JEAN HUTCHINSON JENNIFER TAMAR SHERWOOD magna cum laude
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN HUMANITIES