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Commencement Program OFFICIAL DEGREE LIST Approved by the University Faculty and the State Board of Higher Education Commencement Program UNIVERSITY OF OREGON EIGHTY-NINTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1966 Oregon Pledge Song Fair Oregon, we pledge to thee Our honor and fidelity, Both now and in the years to be, A never failing loyalty. Fair Oregon, thy name shall be Written high in liberty. Now, uncovered, swears thy every son Our pledge to Oregon. Order of Exercises Processional-"Orb and Sceptre" William Walton THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON BAND ROBERT STUART VAGNER, M.A., M.Mus. 'Professor of Music, Director The Color Guard Invocation THE RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR EDMUND JOHN MURNANE, LL.D. Pastor of Saint Mary's Church and Dean of the Eugene Area Greetings from the Oregon State Board of Higher Education PHILIP ARTHUR JOSS, Ph.B., LL.B. Member of the Board Presentation of the Ersted Awards for Distinguished Teaching Charge to the Class ARTHUR SHERWOOD FLEMMING, LL.D. President of the University The Conferring of Degrees PRESIDENT FLEMMING Oregon Pledge Song John Stark Evans Benediction MONSIGNOR MURNANE Recessional-"March in Eb" Ferdinando Paer THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON BAND John Spencer Carlson, M.A. Paul Rudolph Washke, Ph.D. University Marshals The audience will remain seated during the Processional and the Recessional of the Faculty and will refrain from applause during the Conferring of Degrees Baccalaureate Degrees BACCALAUREATE DEGREES (HONORS COLLEGE) THOMAS RICHARD BATES, B.A. RICHARD BRUCE NEELY, B.A. Oakridge; History Eugene; Mathematics PAMELA ROBERTS DELANY, B.A. OLIVER RAy PARDO, B.A. Los Altos, Cal.; Mathematics Lake Oswego; Physics LAWRENCE ROBERT DERR, B.A. PHYLLIS IRENE PATTESON, B.A. Portland; Political Science The Dalles; Romance Languages MICHAEL ERNEST DETLEFSEN, B.A. KAREN ANN PIERPOINT, B.A. Portland; Mathematics Weston; Education KATHLEEN JANE FOLEY, B.A. SUSAN HOPE PRESCOTT, B.A. Portland; German and Russian Eugene; Romance Languages MARK ALLEN GEYER, B.A. JOHN HOWARD PRUSIA, B.A. Portland; Biology Eugene; Political Science PETER ERSKINE GILLESPIE, B.A. ELIZABETH JEAN SAUL, B.A. Portland; Philosophy Pendleton; Education MICHAEL MADD:ERN HARRIS, B,A. MARGARET ANN SNOW, B.A. Dunsmuir, Cal.; English La Mesa, Cal.; Mathematics KAREN LYNNE HENRY, B.A. WILLIAM BURTON SWEETLAND JR., B.A. Springfield; Romance Languages Klamath Falls; History JACQUELINE JOAN HERSHISER, B.A. JAMES ANTHONY VAN ALTVORST, B.A. ;West Linn; Biology Eugene; Anthropology DAVID LEE HILDEN, B.A. RANDY RoY WHITNEY, B.A. Hillsboro; Chemistry Tumwater, Wash.; Physics SUSAN MICKEL, B.A. JEFFREY ALDEN WYCKOFF, B.A. Sweet Home; General Science Rainier; Musie RAYMOND DALE MILLER, B.A. Ely, Nev.; Biology COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS WILLIAM CARL AARNIO, B.S. SPENCER WARD ALPERT, B.A. Astoria; Mathematics Eugene; Political Seience WENDY ELISE ABBOTT B.A. ROGER IRWIN AMITON, B.S. ,Bellevue, Wash. j General Science Portland; General Scienee JOSE JESUS ACEVES, B.A. KAY ELIZABETH ANDERSON, B.A. Mexico City. Mexico; Romance The Dalles; History Languages LINDA LOUISE ANDERSON, B.A. CHRISTI DEANNE ADAMS, B.A. Portland; Psychology Astoria; Romance Languages PATRICIA LOUISE ANDERSON, B.A. JEANNE MARIE ALBRONDA, B.S. Napa, Cal.; History ,San Franciseo, Cal.; Psychology THOMAS LEE ANDERSON, B.A. PETER BARRY DAVID ALFORD, B.S. Beaverton; History Eugene; Biology HOSSEIN ANOUSHIRVANI~TAFRESHI,B.S. LYNDA BRENNE ALLEN, B.S. Teheran, Iran; Political Science Eugene; Sociology [ 3 ] ROBERT GLEN ARMOUR, B.S. JOSEPH HENRI BOURQUE, B.A. Portland; History Gardner, Mass.; English MERL JAY ARNOT, B.S. SYLVIA CORRINE BOWEN, B.A. Coos Bay j Economics Portland; German and Russian KENNETH LOUIS AVIO, B.S. W,LL,AM JAY BOWERMAN, JR., B.S. Portland; Econom,cs Eugenej General Science ELAINE DOROTHY KESSLER BAKER, B.A. DIANA LYN BOWRING, B.S. Phoenix, Ariz.; History Lake Oswego; Sociology STEVEN LEE BAKER, B.S. JOAN FLORENCE BRANDT, B.A. Salem; Speech Portland; History DONALD MAXWELL BALDWIN, B.A. ELIZABETH JANE BRICE, B.A. Eugene; History Junction City; History NANCY ELLEN BALDWIN, B.S. KAREN MARIE BRIX, B.S. Sherwood; Geology Los Altos, Cal.; General Science ROBERT LERoy BANDFIELD, JR., B.S. JAMES LLOYD BROCK, B.S. Portland; Biology Eugene; Sociology SANDRA LEE ELLIOTT BARNETT, B.A. CONSTANCE LEE BROOKHART, B.A. Portland; Sociology Portland: Romance Languages THOMAS RICHARD BATES, B.A. CORNELIA MILLS BROOKHART, B.A. Oakridge; History Portland; Psychology PAUL GALBRAITH BAUER, JR., B.S. ALLYN EDWARD BROWN, B.S. Medford; General Science Portland; Economics JAMES PETER BAXTER, B.S. BRIAN BOYD BROWN, B.S. Eugene; History Hubbard; General Science GARY IVAN BECK, B.A. DAVID ARTHUR BROWN, B.S. Newport; English Stayton: Sociology BRUCE ELLIOTT BEEBE, B.S. L. RUTH HOLMES BROWN, B.A. Piedmont, Cal.; Speech Eugene; GeneraJ Science JUDITH CAROLYN BEISTEL, B.A. MARILYN DIANE BROWN, B.A. Eugene; English Yreka, Cal.; Classics, Chinese and ROBERTA JANE BEISTEL, B.A. Japanese Eugene; Sociology PAULA F. BROWN B.A. j HUGH BELTON, B.S. Eugene; Eng ish Corvallis; Economics STANLEY PAUL BROWN, B.S. CORRINE KAREN BERG, B.A. Eugene: Mathematics Portland; Sociology WARREN A. BROWN, B.S. ROBERT NEIL BERGERON, B.S. El Ccrrito, Cal.; Economics Gresham; Economics SUE BROWNFIELD, B.A. LEONARD V,NCENT BERGSTROM, B.A. Eugene; Chemistry Eugene: Asian Studies ANN LOUISE BROWNHILL, B.A. GARDA LYNNE BERRY, B.A. Rapid City, S.D.; History Modesto, Cal.: General Arts and Letters GAYL BRYSON, B.A. ASTRIDA EMMA BERZS, B.A. Portland; Sociology Springfield, Sociology CHARLES RICHARD BUCHANAN, B.S. PAULA MAXINE BIGGS, B.A. Beaverton; General Science Oregon City; Romance Languages NANCY KAY WAKEFIELD BUCKLEY, B.S. GLEN ALLEN BINFORD, B.A. Eugene: Psychology Portland: Psychology GEORGE DAVID BUELOW, B.A. DONNICE ANN PROPHET BOGGS, B.A. Vicksburg, Miss.; Anthropology 'Wichita, Kans.: Psychology EDWARD MERRITT BULLARD, B.A. BARBARA JEAN BURKETT BONDS, B.A. San Marino, Cal.; History San Rafael, Cal.; Anthropology JUDITH E. BULLARD, B.A. BARBARA ANN BOOHAR, B.A. Van Nuys, Cal.; Political Science Danville, Cal.; Romance Languages LARRY ALVIN BUNYARD, B.S. HANNAH MARGARET BOOTH, B.A. Klamath Falls; History Medford; Romance Languages MARY LOUISE BUSBY, B.A. GLEN R,CHARD BORING, B.A. Palos Verdes Estates, Cal.; Sociology Milwaukie; Biology BETTY JEAN BUTLER, B.A. R,CHARD CHARLES Boss, JR., B.S. Vancouver, Wash.; Romance Langnages Kentfield, Cal.; Sociology ROBERT ARNDALL BUTLER, B.S. RODNEY 'VILLARD BOURDAGE, B.A. Eugene; History Eugene; Psychology CARLTON MORGAN CADWELL, B.A. Kennewick, Wash.; General Science [ 4 ] SANDRA JOANNE CAHAN, B.A. VICKI LYNN CROUSE, B.A. Klamath Falls; General Social Science Eugene; German and Russian DANA FREEMAN CAMPBELL, B.S. TERRY JESSE CROW, B.S. Medford; General Science Twin Falls, Idaho; Psychology HARRIETTE ANN CAMPBELL, B.A. SUSAN MARIE CULVER, B.A. Portland; English Bakersfield, Cal.; Romance Languages JANE ANN CAPITO, B.A. MARY JANE CUMMINS, B.A. Snnnyvale, Cal.; HistoTY St. Louis, Mo.; Sociology JEANNE D. CAPPS, B.A. ELISABETH JOAN TISDALE DARGIE, B.A. Eugene: HistoTY North Surrey, B.C.; English CHARLES WESLEY CARLSON, B.S. DAVID BRIAN D'ARMOND, B.S. Eugene; Chemistry Eugene; Geology GERALD LYNN CARLSON, B.S. DEAN DAVENPORT, B.S. West Linn; History Portland; Biology JAMES EUGENE CARLSON, B.S. HASKELL ANTHONY DAVID, B.A. Eugene; Biology Bat·Yam, Israel; Biology LYNN JEAN CARNEY, B.A. MARILYN THOMPSON DAVIS, B.A. San Marino, Cal.; English .Wallingford, Penn.; Romance Languages LEE ANN CARRIERES, B.A. MARlBETH DIANA DEES, B.S. Orinda, Cal.; English Portland; Sociology JERRY DON CARSON, B.S. PETER JEAN DEHLINGER, B.S. Portland; General Social Science Corvallis; Physics ROBERT LEIGHTON CHAMBERS, B.S. PAMELA ROBERTS DELANY, B.A. Concord, Cal.; Biology Los Altos, Cal.; Mathematics KA,·SHENG CHANG, B.S. LINDA ANN DEMPSEY, B.A. Taipei, China; ChemistTY Anchorage, Alaska; Sociology MARSHALL Y,N FAH CHANG, B.S. JANE MARIE DEPRIEST, B.A. Honolulu, Hawaii; Political Science Dufur; English JOANNE ROSE CHAPPO, B.A. LAWRENCE ROBERT DERR, B.A. St. Helens; Gennan and Russian Portland; Political Science EUGENE CHEN, B.S. MICHAEL ERNEST DETLEFSEN, B.A. Eugene; Mathematics Portland; Mathematics ANDRIA JOAN CHIODO, B.A. JEFFREY MARTIN D,PPEL, B.A. Gresham; Romance Languages Kentfield, Cal.; Economics JAMES GENO CIOTTI, B.A. MARY JANE DOBSON, B.S. 'Warren, Mich.; Anthropology Salem; Sociology DAVID VINCENT CLARIC, B.S. DANIEL PAUL DODD, B.S. Eugene; General Social Science Winston; Political Science DENNIS RICHARD CLARK, B.A. DOUGLAS RAY DOERNER, B.S. Berkeley, Cal.; Chemistry Roseburg; History JOYCE ROBERTA CLARK, B.A. JUDITH ANN DOHERTY, B.A. Beaverton; Sociology Tacoma, Wash.; Romance Languages LLOYD THOMAS CLARK, JR., B.A. PATRIC JEFFREY DOHERTY, B.A. Cottage Grove; Psychology Portland; General Social Science CHARLES EDWARD CLEMENS, B.S. DOUGLAS WILLIAM DOORNINK, B.A. Saratoga, Cal.; Political Science Eugene; English C. LYNN CLIFFORD, B.A. JERI LYNN DUE, B.A. Hines; English Coos Bay; English MERTON LENOIR COCHRAN, B.S. ALEXANDER DEVIN DUNCAN, B.S. 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