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View / Open UOCAT Sept 1975 Grad Conv.Pdf OFFICIAL DEGREE LIST Approved by the University Faculty and the State Board of Higher Education Graduation- , Convocation UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Music Building, Outdoor Theatre September 5, 1975 r Order of Exercises Processional The University of Oregon Fanfare for a Coming of Summer Session Brass Choir Age . .. Arthur Bliss Ira Lee, M.Mus.Ed, Processional March . .. Lynden DeYoung Professor of Music. Conductor Education is a companion Invocation The Right Reverend Monseigneur Edmund]. Murnane which no misfortune can depress, Pastor, St. Catherine of Siena no crime can destroy, Parish. Veneta no enemy can alienate, Welcome William B. Boyd, Ph.D. no despotism can enslave. President of the University Joseph Addison Greetings from the Loran L. Stewart, B.S. Oregon State Board of Higher Education Presentation of the H. Royce Saltzman, Ph.D. Distinguished Service Award Acting Dean, School of Music The Commencement Address Betty Niven "You Can Make a Difference" Chairperson, State Housing Council Special Selection The Brass Choir Fanfare from "La Peri" .. , Paul Dukas Salute To The U.S.A. '" Gordon Jacob The Conferring of Degrees President Boyd Oregon Pledge Song . .. Larry Landis John Stark Evans Student. School of Music Oregon Pledge Song Benediction Monseigneur Murnane Fair Oregon, we pledge to thee Recessional The Brass Choir Our honor and fidelity, Gloria in Excelsis ... Corwin Taylor Both now and in the years to be, Marshals Ed Coleman, Ph.D. A never failing loyalty. Head Marshal Robert Ferens, M.S. Fair Oregon, thy name shaH be Phyllis Ford, Ph.D. Written high in liberty. Myra Miller, M.S. Now, uncovered, swear we every one Our pledge to Oregon. Reader Mel Krause, M.S. The audience will remain seated during the Processional and RecessIOnal During Conferral of Degrees, please refrain from applause until all candidates have been recognized A reception will be held immediately following the Recessional. GRADUATE DEGREES WITH HONORS ]Or-;ATHAl\ ALMY COLEMAN ,MARK DAVIS NISSEN Master of Science; Broadcast l\laster of Science; Biology Communication JOSEPH DONALD READING THOMAS BLAKE CONLEY Master of Science; Rhetoric and Master of Fine Arts; Theater Communication RENEE EDnA KRAUSE ,MATTHEW ERVIN SIMEK Master of Science; Public Affairs Master of Arts: Broadcast PATRrcK MICHAEL MALONE Communication 1-Iaster of Fine Arts; Ceramics HONORS COLLEGE BARTON REESE ANDERSON JOSEPH A. NIESEN Bachelor of Arts; History Bachelor of Arts; General Science and PETER HALLOCK MORRISON General Arts and Letters Bachelor of Arts; Independent Study BACCALAUREATE DEGREES WITH HONORS· JANE ANN BOUBEL, Recreation and JOHN 9JBERT PROEBSTEL, FINANCE Park Management DEBORAH LYNN RANDS. Spanish CONSTANZA CASTRO, Marketing ROBERT GENE RINEHART, JR., JOSEPH CHI HUNG CHAN, Economics Recreation and Park 1r'lanagement MAUREEN ELLEN DOUGHERTY. Sociology LARRY HERMAN SCHONS, Finance DIAN Fox, Spanish MAItSHA ANN TODD. Romance Languages NOEL ANN HARRINGTON, Spanish NANCY V ANDEItCOOK, Marketing STEVE OSCAR HIAASEN. Biology ALEXI NOEL VANELLS, English }rIARGAItET A. LIEUALLEN, Romance ROBiN ELIZABETH ZYKIN, Romance Languages Languages RICHARD MILTON OLSON, BIology For notes on academic costume, turn to inside back cover. [2] [3] CHARLES EDWARD CORY, B.S. \VILLIAM HAROLD FRAME. B.S. Portland: General Science Reedsport; Computer Science BONNTE JEAN JENSEN Cox. B.S. KENNETH ELLIOT FREEDLAND, B.S. Baccalaureate Degrees Langlois; Psychology Long Beach, Ca.: Psychology RAYMOND :MICHAEL CROCKETT, B.S. NICHOLAS W. GALLAGHER, B.S. Hood River ~ Political Science Eugene: Psychology THOMAS MARTIN DANNER, B.S. JAMES O'NEIL GATES, B.S. COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Pendleton: Psychology and Sociology Eugene; General Science JAMES STANLEY DAUGHERTY, B.S. CATIiERINE ANNE GEORGE, B.S. ROBERT YOUNG ACKERMAN, B.S. BARBARA SUE. BOGGS, B.A. Eugene; Anthropology Aloha; Political Science Lakeview: Computer Science EURene; English ALAN HERRERT DAY, B.S. SARA ELLE" GOODMAN, B.S. DAVID CLARK ADAMS. B.S. JUDITH ANN BOQUIST, B.A. Portland; Economics Portland; Sociology Grants Pass: Psychology Portland; History LORY LOUISE DENNISTON, B.S. JA;r.<ET LOUISE GOON, B.S. KATHERINE ANN ADAliS, B.S. BARBARA CLARE W. BOYESEN. B.A. Lake Oswego; necreation and Park Pendleton; Computer Sdem:e Portland; Psychology Klamath Falls: Biology Management, and Sociolog)' CLAYTON M. Goss. B.A. AMnIA MARl" AGUILAR, B.S. SUE BRAATEN, B.S. VINCENT PO~T DIEM. B.S. Portland: Political Science Eugene; General Social Science Chappaqua. N. Y.; Psychology Eugene; Political Science CHER.YL JANKE GI.IBSKOV, B.S. JANE ELIZABETH AIKEN, B.S. HAROLD OLAF BREVIG, JR•• B.S. TIMOTHY ATCHISON DONLON. B.S. Eugene j Psychology Salem; Political Science Portland; Psychology Eugene; Biology PUILIP DEAN GRISJER, B.A. JANET HOLliES ALEXANDER, B.A. DEBRA ANNE BRISCOE. B.S. MAUREEN ELLEN DOUGHERTY, B.S. San Diego. Ca.: Speech: Theater Seattle. Wa.: Psychology Beaverton: Political Science Honolulu, Hi.; Sociology Jo ANDREW GRONER, B.S. SALLY},,!. ALLEN. B.A. ANN LOEENE BROOXHYSER, B.A. ALISON MARIE DRAPER, B.S. Eugene j Computer Science San Diego, Ca.; Speech: TheateT Gresham; History Portland; Speech: Theater GARY MATTHEW GUTIERREZ, B.A. BARTON REESE ANDERSON, B.A. FORllEST CARL BROSTROM, B.A. LYNN ELIZABETH KLEINKAUF DRIVER, B.A. Livermore, Ca.; Romance Languages: Eugene; History Eugene: English Wayland, Ma.; History Spanish FRAN"ANDREW ANDUSON, B.S. DARRY DONALD BROWN, B.S. MARGARET HELEN DUF:FICY, B.A. JOliN A. HAMPTON, B.S. Klamath Falls; Anthropology Eugene; Political Science Napa. Ca. ; Asian Studies San Francisco. Ca.; General Science SUV"I< GaORGE ARNOLD, B.S. PRUDENCE DANDRIDGE BROWN, B.A. DAVID PAUL EAsn.., B.S. PAUL O. HANSEN, JR., B.S. Grants Pass; Economics EUKenc; Speech: Theater Sprin~field; Political Science Eugene; History PATRICK FIELDING ASHBV, B.S. SPENCER HOPKINS BU:FJ'lNGTON, B.A. DEANA JANE ELLIS, B.S. NOEL ANN HARRINGTON, B.A. Eugene; Mathematics Medford; English Salem: Sociology Bend; Romance Languages: Spanish LINDA CAROL MARTII< BABcoc". B.S. MAIlXIE LOUISE BUIlXHART. B.A. PAUL HENRY ENGELGAU. B.S. ROBERT WILLIAM HART, B.S. Sacramento, Ca.; General Science HiIlsbore.; English Coq uille; Political Science Portland: Political Science Lu ELDON BAIL1Y. B.S. JOHN HOWARD BURTON, JR., B.S. NORA HELEN ESKES, B.S. THOMAS JOSEPH JAMES HAHTnELD. B.S. Roseburg; Geology Coronado. Ca. j Psychology Redmond: General Science Pasadena. Ca.: History !.AwnNc" DAVID BALLARD, B.S. ERNIE D. Bus II. B.A. STEVEN HOWARD FELDMAN, B.S. ROBERT ARTHUR HARVEY. B.S. Forest Grove: Psychology Boise, Id.; General Science Coburg; Political Science Roseburg; General Science TERRILL J. BALLE, B.S. DAVID J. BUSHNELL, n.S. GARY STEVEN FENTIMAN, B.A. NANCY RENELLE HEilMAN, B.S. Eugene; Chemistry Portland: (;c..·nerl'll Social Science . Eugene; Biology Portland; Speech: Broadcast Communication KELLI ANNE BARRETT, B.S. DAVID W. CAMPBELL. B.A. MARK LARSEN FERNS. B.S. Portland; Sociology Corvallis: German and Russian: Medford: Geology STEVE OSCAR HIAASEN. B.S. Eugene; Biology FRANCIS PATRIC" BARRY, B.A. Russian. and Fine and Applied Arts MATTHEW JAMES FINCH. B.A. Eugene; AnthTopolOllY SHJ:LL"Y RUTH CARLSON, B.S. N. Salem. N.Y.: History DAVID NEIL HICKS, JR" B.S. A urora, II.: Psychology MAKY ELIZABETH BECKETT, B.S. Eugene; General SOCIal Science PAUL ERNEST FOSTER, B.S. Eugene; Mathematics CHRISTINE MAY CARNEY, B.A. Lakeview; Speech: HAl DAO HOANG, B.A. Portland; English Broadcast Communication Saigon, Vietnam; Economics and LAURENCE JOSEPS BESKOW. B.S. Mathematics Salem: Geology JOSEPH CHI HUNG CHAN. B.S. WILLIAM BOYD FOSTER, B.A. Eugene; Economics McMinnville; Economics JEROME CHARLES BOERGER, B.S. HONNI. LYNN BEVltBLIIAN, B.S. Eugene j Computer Science Salem; Speech: Broadcast KATHRYN GALE CHAPn, B.S. DIAN Fox. B.A. Communication Ontario; Psychology Lincoln City; Romance Languages: PETER VICTORIOUS BITTEL, B.A. KIN,WAH CHOU, B.S. Spanish Hartford. Ct.: History Hong Kong; Biology SUV"N WILLIAM BLAc,,_ B.S. NANCY J 0 COLLINS, B.S. Eugene; Political Science Mitchell; PsycholOllY Snv"N DOUGLAS BLAIR, B.S. G"NE PAUL COO,,". B.S. Eugene; BioiOllY Portland; Psychology [ 5 I [4] MICHELLE DEE HOLlifAN, B.A. jEX.-.;\ ClIlXG YI Ku. B.A. TR,CIA A.NN MERRITT, B.A. JA}{ES STAXLEY PETERSON, B.A. l\ledford: Sociology Hong- Kong; Sociology Stanford, Ct.; Psychology Portland: General Science CHARLES ALLMAN HORNOR, B.S. HI\E:n CONkEI~L LAMB. B.S. LISA HAYES l\rIrLLER. B.A. DUGAS ARTHUR PETTY. B.S. San J O!e, Ca.; Biololn' EttgclIc; Psychology Columbus. Oh.: Economics Anchorage, Ak.; Political Science RONALD BRUCE HUXT, n.s. HAY:"ErrE HOSEANN LAWRENCE, B.S. JOI-I~ DAVID MILLOTT, B.S. JOHN CHRISTOPHER PHELPS, B.S. l\fenlo Park, Ca.; History ~latlras: Psycholog-y Los An2'e1es, Ca.; History Hood River: Psychology KIR'" ROBERT HUNTER, B.S. R,CIIARD ARTHUR LEMlRE. B.S. .MARTHA EMILY l\10NTGOMl1:RY, n.A. ANTHONY J. PIPPEL, B.S. Chesterton. In.; Political Science Portland; Psychology Springfield: English Palmer. Ak.: History KATHLEEN MARIE H'L"SSEY. B.S. JEFFRF.S DA\'lD LIEPPKAN, B.S. MARY Lou ~IORGAN, B.S. JOlIN HENRY PLUMMER, JR., B.S. Eugene; Biology Portlanrl; Psychology Portland: Bi(}log~ Springfield; Computer Science DAX RJCHARD HYATT, B.A. MANGARET A. LIEUALLEN, B.A. PETER HALLOCK .MORRISON, B.A. i\'IIlAL SE~AXI )[I(I[EA1. POXNAlItPERL'MA. Portland; English El1~cne; Hom:l1lce Languages Golrlen. Co.; Independent Study B.S. LI NDA LEE iNGLES, B.S. ~IEL1XIJA ?\.lAVREEN LOWRY, B.S. CRAIG Gt!Y .MORTON, B.S. :Manila. Philippines; Computer Science Burbank. Ca.: Political Science ,AIIJany; General Social Science Eug-ene: General Science amI P5~ ::~lGlo6Y FRfC NEIL POSNER, B.S. ~Id.; :\lICHAEL FREDERICK K. IRINAGA. B.S. CAROHN ANN LYNCH, B.A. GREGORY SEVY-RXE MOTT. B.S. Baltimore, Psychology Beaverton; Biology Bismarck, N.D.; Romance Languages: Eugene; Geography JORS ROBERT PROEBSTEL. B.S. Fr('n~h DEBRA LYNN ]ACXSON·SPANGLER. B.A. R. DANIEL .MURRAY. B.S. Lakeview: .:\Iathematics and Finance Newport; Psychology CHARLES ANDREW MALONEY, B.S.
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