Spring Honor Roll Lists
300; 45 Straight A's
More thnn three hundred «tu
t.M mafic the spring term honor
roll released by the registrar's of
fice.
Of the .HOD students listed, 45
made perfect four point h.
The honor roll includes all stu
dents who mad« a 3.5 or better
Student a making a perfect 4.00
grade [joint average were: Carol
Orlach, Oaii Ciritsch, Roger
Cross. Mary McCronkey, and Mer
ritt Whitten, all of Portland.
Joanne Aebiacher, Kathryn,
Nancy Draper, Kenneth Erickson.
Reata Oloor, Rosemary Hite,
Richard Hogan. Timothy James,
Marsha Meyers, David Mour
ound, Mark Robbins, Robert Rob
inson, Ronald Spicer. Alien
Swearingen, Robert Toxtbeig,
and Mariya Trippett, all of Eu
gene.
Barbara Bailey. Albany; Betty
Walters. Ashland; Marilyn Chris
tensen, Aatorla; Joseph Rigert,
Beaverton; Jacqueline Kerris,
Bend; Paul I.lzundla, Burns; Es
ther Strom, Clackamas; William
Booher, Condon; Mary Ziniker,
Creswell; Marilyn Miller, Enter
prise.
Gordon Summers, Halfway;
Marilyn Gerber. Klamath Kalla;
Pay-on Woolsey, Lowell; Betty
Selvey, Mi Minnville; Laura Dau
ghenbaugh, North Bend; Dick
Nooe, Redmond; Prances Pass
more, and Ruth Sawyer, both of
Springfield; Sandra Schorr and
Gyla Beth Seal, both of Salem;
Harry Asch, Long Inland, N.Y.;
Nancy Goasctt, Bremerton.
Wash ; Oharle* Stcvenaon, Yu
caipa, Cal.; and Joanne Zihndrr.
Elk Grove, Cal.
•12 From Portland
Listed on the honor roll with
3,.»0 GPA were the following
Portland students: Dale Bajema,
Morton Berennon, Jane Berg
atrom, Erwin Boring, Merle Ruth
Burk, Barbara Burns, Richard
Butler. Myra Campbell. Alice
Cushman. Joanne Chambers, Mar
lin Claussen.
Lynnea Dewey. Jean Kay, Nan
cy Kerguson, Helen Klippo, Carol
Gerlach, Dorothy Griffith. Gail
Gritsch. Roger Gross, Beverly
Hall, Hubert Hall, Richard Hall,
John Harding.
Carolyh Kaser. Jerome Katzky,
Gundar King, Jimmie Luey,
Jackie McAfee, Sharron McCabe.
M iry McCroskey, Philip McHugh,
Louise McManlgal, Jean McPher
son. Estelle MacGregor. Deloris
Metzger, Catherine Mundorff,
Colleen Murray.
James Noble, Barbara Nyberg,
Sharon Pederson, Lee Ramsey,
Karen Rice, Darlyne Robinson.
Richard Sly, Carolyn Smyth, Pa
tricia Southworth, Samuel Vahey,
Sandra Vonderheit. David Wells,
Gail West, Merritt Whitten, and
Claudia Zorn.
Many From F.ugono
Eugene students with honor roll
standing were: Joanne Aesbis
cher. Delmer Aosbischer, Larry
Anderson, Robert Beatty, Kath
ryn Beatty, Gene Bigelow, Carol
Boals, Richard Bronaugh, Con
stance Brown, Lon Bryant, Rob
ert Bureker, Mary Bussard.
David Cass, Ruepert Cederwall,
Ruth Chertok, Margaret Collins
worth, Gary DeBroekert, Clar
ence Dejean, Alvin Denham,
Nancy Draper, John Earle, Mal
colm Edmundson, Everett El
dridge, Ann Erickson, Kenneth
Erickson, Laurie Fischer, Samuel
Frear, Joan Fuller, Dorothy Gam
blin, Hubert Garrabrant, Lola
Glenn, Reta Gloor, Valerie Govig,
Kathryn Griffith and Myron
Grove.
More From Eugene
Allen Hamilton, George Hemp
hill, Rosemary Hite, Burton Hob
son, Richard Hogan, Jill Hutch
ings, Timothy James, Charles
Jeppesen, Virginia. Kapsa, Dennis
Katl.i-r, Helmut Kratisse.
Dianna McCllntock, Donald Mc
Cltire, Shirley McLean, Charles
McMahon, Ellen McReynolds,
Florence Mallery, Erla Matson,
Winston Maxwell, Marsha Mey
ers. Claudia Milkes, Marjorie
Moore, George Morgan, Willa
Morris, David Moursund.
James Patton, Edward Phin
ney, James Polkinghorne, Ger
aldine Porritt, Paul Raymond,
Bonnie Read, Raymond Reid,
Mark Robbins, Keith Robertson,
Kaye Robinette, Robert Robinson.
Dean Schnaible, Thora Seaver,
Courtney Smith, Mary Smith.
William Smith, Nelda Spain, Dean
Sparks, Ronald Spicer, Phyllis
Stalsberg, Due Ethel Stanley, Ed
win d Stockwell, Alien Swearin
gen.
Robert Tor.tberg. Robert Trigg,
Marlys Trippett, Martha Turn
bt;II. Agnes Ctecht, Richard War
kentin, le*lla West, Kathryn Will
cox, Sandra Williams, Nan Wood
and Shirley Woodruff, also of Eu
gene.
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Othi-r students on the honor
roll are: Clifford Ackley. Leslie
Adkins, Robert Adler, Beverly
Anderson, Bob Archibald, Vianne
Atchison.
June Bacher. Barbara Bailey,
Marion Baum, William Bechen,
Frank Berkshire, Carol Bestul,
Joyce Birkholz, William Bocher.
Kenneth Boyer. John Brandt.
Vivienne Brown.
Craig Cheshire, Marilyn Chris
tensen, Arlene Clark, William
Cook. Ida Coston, Ruth Coston
and Nancy Crandell.
D-E-F-G
Laura Daughenbaugh, Leroy
Drussel, Kenneth Durham.
Mary Egan, Karleen Evans.
Jacqueline Ferris, John Flaxel,
Lyle Foltz, Clifford Fountain,
Mary Jo Fourier, Nancy Fox,
Robert Francis, Robert Fudge.
Marilyn Gerber, Melva Gowan,
and Sally Jo Greig.
H-I-J-K-L
Roger Hagglund. Nancy Hagg
lund. Larry Hall, Erik Hansen,
Betty Haralson. Phyllis Higdon,
Harriet Hornbeck, Thomas How
ser, Edna Humiston.
Bonnie James, Barbara John
son.
Kenneth Koeppen, Glen Kuy
kendall.
Germaine LaMarche, Alice Las
key, Douglas Liechty, Paul Li
sundia, Leo la Lorenzen.
M-N-O-P
Michael McCormick, Terrance
McCullough, Helen McGary, Wil
liam Mainwaring, Loretta Ma«on,
Joan Meltebeke, Donald Millage
Donna Miller, Marilyn Miller.
Peter Miller.. Judith Milne, Gail
Moan, Mollie Monroe, Jimmy
Moyer.
Donna Nichols, Dick Nooe.
Sally Oar, Gladys Osborne, Ar
thur Ostrander.
Joan Passmore, Craig Philips,
and Jerome Pool.
R-S
Jarold Ramsey. Robert Ran
som, Gordon Rice, Charles Rich
ardson, Joseph Rigert, Jo Ann
Rogers, Gerald Ross, Dale Rus
sell.
Gwendolyn Samuelson. Jean
Sandlne, Ruth Sawyer, Loeetta
Schelske, Sandra Schori. Gerald
Schwarz, Gyla Beth Seal, Betty
Seley, Jon Shaw, Joan Shoe
maker, Clara Shogren, Perry
Sloop, Myron Smith. Evelyn Sod
erman, Sylvia Sommerer, Fred
Stammer, William Stoner, Esther
Strom. Gordon Summers, and
Ralph Swenston.
T-Z
Peter Taussig, Agnes Thomp
son, Herbert Titus, Eckard Toy.
Robert Turley.
Dorothy Wada, Nolene Wade.
William Walters, Betty Walters.
Shirlee Warren, Ronald Wilder,
Payson Woolsey, Mary Ziniker.
and Margery Ziniker.
Out of State
Students from other states on
the honor roll were: Carole Ad
ams, Harry Asch, Bruce Brenn.
Gregory Calvert, Ann Cavanagh,
Robert Coffin, Shelley Doggett.
Donald Gibbs, Nancy Gossett,
Marlene Grassechi, James Greene.
Marion Henderson. Irwin Joslvn.
Gilbert Lieberman, Dorothy Lin
go. Leo McMahon, Charles Mitch
elmore.
Barbara Pinkerton, Annie L.
Quackenbush, John Raventos.
Nancy Reynolds. Inga Shipstead,
Charles Stevenson, Donald Swan
son.
Norio Takayama, Arthur Web
er, Oakland Wong, and Joanne
Zehnder.
From Overseas
From territories and other
countries were the following stu
dents on the roll: Frances Achee,
Alice Belt, Chung Chang. Tong
Veep Nixon's Arrival
Sees Busy Reception
By BILL COOK
Emerald Staff Writer
From the moment the flagship
"Little Rock’i touched its wheels
at Eugene airport Wednesday aft
ernoon bearing Richard M. Nixon,
a whirl of well organized activity
Bui rounded the vice-president.
State and local Republican lead
ers headed by Douglas McKay
were lined up expectantly to meet
the smiling Nixon as he deplaned
with his wife, Pat. With him were
newsmen and photographers who
quickly shot the necessary pic
tures of Nixon and McKay shak
ing hands on the airport ramp.
The crowd was small and
varied, ranging from small chil
dren waving banners to party
workers to everyday folk excited
by the glamous of seeing an im
portant leader so close at hand.
Outstanding among the last was
an older lady who clutched a let
ter from Nixon and said as he
shook her hand, “I received your
letter. Thank you so much. Good
luck and God bless you.” In the
background were the ever-pres
ent Secret Service men trying so
hard to be inconspicuous that they
were obvious.
Holds Press Conference
When the hand-shaking was
over, the vice-president was ush
ered into a press conference with
the Secret Service clearing the
way. This reporter discovered
their efficiency when upon nearly
colliding with Mrs. Nixon, he was
15 Coed Workers
Counsel in Dorms
Fifteen coeds are serving as
counselors this year in the Uni
versity's women's dormitories.
They are Joy Dewey and Hazel
Forsythe. Hendricks: Carol Beech
and Joyce Spillman. Susan Camp
bell; Lorna Lee Davis and Lloy
dene Hurt. Carson 2; Florence
Woodworth and Becky Beairsto,
Carson 3; Katie Rapp and Mary
Jo Williams. Carson 4; Phyllis
Stalsberg and Mary Cadiz, Car
son 5.
In the women's units of John
Straub hall those serving as coun
selors are Janet Kneeland. Sherry
Ross unit: Patsy Williams. Omega
unit: and Marilyn Avery, Barris
ter unit.
Cheah. Kwang Han, Louise
Huese, Yasuo Ishida.
Helen Knight, Tan Liang. Ken
neth Liu, Peter McCart, Setsuko
Ogura, and Owen Watkins.
snatched out of the way by a very
husky agent.
Nixon left the short press con
ference soon after and was
hustled into a motorcade which
headed for the Eugene hotel. At
the hotel Nixon “dropped in” on
; a precinct meeting in progress,
then moved on to a veterans meet
ing and a reception. He then re
; tired to his room to rest for his
speech at McArthur court.
Hall Decorated
The basketball pavilion was
! transformed into a junior con
vention hall for the speech with
; posters, signs, elephant heads,
1 and placards for the audience to
wave. The halls and aisles were
: swarming with Eugene police,
members of the Sheriff’s posse—
wearing their guns for the big
i event- and of course the Secret
Service, still looking "inconspicu
ous." Two of them were sighted
; inspecting the area under the
speakers platform.
The evening’s excitement got
; underway with the entrance of a
I color guard marching to music
reminiscent of the late lamented
three ring circus. The ceremony
became a complete fiasco when
the Oregon flag refused to stand.
And of course Dandy, the ATO
mascot, was there.
Platform activities began with
| the introduction of state and lo
cal candidates from coroner to
! U.S. Senator—the candidate for
j secretary of state was con
I cpicuously absent — and short
speeches.
Nixon Enters
At last it was time for Nixon
to arrive. Right on schedule, at
7:55. he entered the packed audi
torium. He was introduced by
Harris Ellsworth and promptly at
8 p.m. Nixon began to speak.
He spoke in a vigorous style
somewhat like a first affirmative
speaker in a debate, due perhaps
to his debating experience and the
fact that he was supporting the
j party in power.
A note of campus interest was
supplied when Skull and Dagger,
sophomore men’s honorary, tap
ped Nixon as he left the audi
torium. Nixon thanked Walt
Schreck. president, for the in
signia of the honorary and said
he would “wear it at my next
speech, but not at Oregon State.”
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