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graduates.
Friends o f Charlotte Williams
Rutherford are heaping congratula­
tions on this former Portlander who
was graduated, summa cum laude,
M ay 14 by How ard University
School o f Law in Washington, D .C .
Rutherford, seventh from the top o f
her class o f 186 candidates for
diplomas, had a grade point average
o f 89.76 which placed her in the lop
9 * . o f the graduates.
A t the degree presentation cere­
monies. Rutherford was cited for
honors for her activities in the
campus International Law Society
and (he Black American Law Stu*
dent Association. Rutherford was
also the holdet o f an Aetna scholar­
ship from 1980 to 1983 being one o f
the two recipients; the was a Law
Journal Invitee; American Jurispru­
dence Awards Torts, Federal Tax 1
and was a recipient o f an Earl
Warren Legal Training Scholarship.
Rutherford's undergraduate work
was begun at Los Angeles City C o l­
lege, was continued at University o f
Washington and was completed at
Portland Stale University where she
earned a Bachelor o f Science degree
in Administration o f Justice and a
certificate in Black Studies.
Prior to attending law school,
Rutherford had several years o f
work experience as a human rights
investigator with the Civil Rights
Division at the Bureau o f Labor for
the Stale o f Oregon in Portland; she
was Commissioner for the M etro­
politan Human Relations Commis­
sion and held many board positions
in the community including the
Portland State University Advisory
Board, Chair of Black Justice Com ­
mittee and Chair for the Albina
Voter Registration and Education
Committee.
A t present, Rutherford is em­
ployed as a clerk for the N A A C P
Legal Defense and Education Fund
in Washington, D .C . where she has
assisted in extensive discovery in a
Title V II class action suit.
Q uo and Verdell Rutherford have
returned from Washington and the
t»tivities following their daughter's
graduation at Howard.
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ANDRE PETTET
Varsity football team and to be in
the varsity tennis team as well as to
win his letter at track.
Petett, during his senior year,
served as vice president o f the 960
members o f Jesuit's student body.
Fall plans for Petett center around
his enrollment at University of
California at Berkeley to prepare
for a career in electrical engineering.
Members' Gallery artist Janice Barren and Executive Board member
Lola Gauff view pan and Ink portrait. "Pyramid Boy" by Isaac
Shamsud-Din at gallery of West Hills Unitarian Fallowship.
(Photo: Richard J. Brown)
Courtney will be graduated as
having completed her four years'
work by the end o f her junior year.
Earlier classwork was completed at
Oregon Episcopal Schools where
she was consistently on the Honor
Roll and was a recipient o f the
Headmasters* Award at 8th grade.
Currently at Beaverton, Courtney is
a member o f the National Honor
Society.
Throughout
her
secondary
schooling Courtney has been active
in school sports and other school
COURTNEY GRAHAM
activities. She has played varsity
soccer, varsity tennis and (rack at
t age 16, Courtney Graham,
OES winning Beaverton letters as
will be graduated in the top
well. She has been involved witty
9% o f her graduating class school
at
dramas on-stage and back
stage.
Beaverton High School. Courtney
held a 4.0 grade point average from
Courtney,
the
daughter
of
ndre Petett, son o f Freddye
Doctors Alvin and M arva Graham,
her 6th grade until this year when
has been accepted at Pomona
the National M erit Scholarship
and M arion Petett has been
College where she will enroll in the
checked a 3.93 G P A when a B grade
graduated from Jesuit High School
fall as a pre-medical student.
appeared among her grades for
with a 3.94 grade average. In addi­
calculus, physics, chemistry, ad­
tion to a heavy academic schedule
embers' Gallery artists were
vanced placement French and ad­
Andre found time to play soccer at
vanced
placement
history.
Jesuit, to be a member o f the Junior
featured recently by the
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West
ROUND STEAK
Hills
Unitarian
Gallery in Southwest Portland.
W orks by 14 o f the membership
were received warmly by about 200
persons who visited the gallery each
week for the four weeks the show
was on exhibit, according to Doll
Gardner who offered space at the
gallery.
LOOK FOR THE BIG "T "
" A S ure S ig n o f G ood T a s te "
Said Gardner. " T h e quality o f the
work is high for technical skill, the
media is diversified, the content and
viewpoint of the artists is excellent.
Portraiture is tender; there is also
strong, gutsy work included. Design
is excellent. It has been one o f the
best received shows in the 13 years
we have been operating the gallery."
The exhibit included oils, pen and
ink drawings, photography, wood
and metal sculpture.
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This talented group o f artists also
recently visited, for an afternoon, in
the spacious Lawrence Gallery
opposite (he Hilton Hotel to hear a
lecture on marketing by Thomas
Augustine,
director
for
the
Lawrence chain o f galleries in
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