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Willamette Graduation Lists
Announced; Rites Set June 11
Names of about 128 student who will be granted degrees by
V.'iliamette university at commencement on June 11 were announced
Wednesday by President O. Herbert Smith, following faculty approval.
f ne June class wciuges isx persons.
Commencement will be at 3 pjru in the university gymnasium.
JCenneth McConnick. Willamette graduate la 1928 and editor-in-chief
f Doubleday Publishing company I
Leba Yates, Oakland, Calif.
Howard LeRoy Lorenx. Colbert
Brent Nevin, Camas, Wash.; Betty
Bernice 'Ferguson, Richland; Gor
don Clifford Ferrell, Longview;
Glen Vagn Sorensen, Lyle; Louise
Wood Holmes, Bellingham:, Stuart
Wellington Adams, Ketchikan, Al
aska; Norma Faaborg Cole, Hono
lulu; Ambrose Franklin DEagle,
McLaughlin, S.D.: Joseph Charles
Gardner, Rigby, Idaho; Olon Rex
Lindemood, Twin Tails; Warren
Wallace Scnmidt, Laplwai, Idaho;
sam in ai ms tner, New Albany,
Misa.; Mary Elian WUoox, Albu
querque, N.M.; Darrel Dean Brow,
Loulsvlllt, Nibr.
Bachelor of ieiDM degrees so
tot ,
f New York, is to b commence-
inent speaker.
Baccalaureate servio es are
scheduled for this Sunday at S
'clock at First Methodist church
with Dr. Daniel Poling ; of Phila
delphia delivering the sermon.
Alumni day will be June 10 on
the campus.; ; .
Four men will receive master
egrees. They are Robert Matson.
ortland, , Robert Keuscher, Karl
helen ; and Chester Goodman,
alenv. Nine qualified for bach
elor of science degrees, 17 for
bachelor of music and 21 for bach
elor of laws degrees, j , t
Summer session ' graduate! and
tebruary seniors will also- offic
illy receive their degrees Sunday.
Listed by , Registrar Harold Bj
lory as meeting graduation raw
Siuirements aret .r j , ,'
For bachelor of arts degree:
Douglas Boyd Armstrong, Jean
Carrice Barber, Donald E. Barck
ley. Lawrence W. Barham, Arlene
Eastera Bennett,' Robert Bowen
pennett, Max Waynard Bergstrom,
Wallace Harry Bonesteele, John
theoddre Brown, Robert Eugene
Brown, Allan Hamilton Carson,
avaic wtuuu wv a V a. ie
tis Cooper. Donald D. Baker, Ar
Umr Vincent Dow, Richard Tweed
brinnon, Donald - Wesley East-:
idge, Rex Wayne Eamondson, Ai
red Milton Fedje, James Martin
itzgeraia.
'Daniel Russell Gouchnour, Ed
ward George Gottfried. John War
ren Hakanson, Lyle Howard Ham-J
llton, Roy . Vernon Harrington,
Richard Davis , Hartley,. Leland
jiloar, Robert Clinton Howell, Cecil
Howard Johnson, Edward Keith
Keesecker, Doris FJaine Kimble,
William MorrOw Laidlaw, Garald
Xawrence, Audrey' Augusta Lien
- Donald Barton MacGregor, Harry
Theron Mason, Guy Farrell Moore,
1 Fonald Cass Nichols, John Howard
Olson. Lenore Wilson Olson, Ever
ttt Thomas Osborn, Lyle Laveme
Parke. ' Ramon Harvey : Pointer,
Leopold Jaroslav Fcwplall, (Csech-
Slovakia), Edward Primbe, Mar-
lorie Louisa Quamme, John Gor
ton Ringle, Patricia Ana gebas-
an. Margaret Simpson. Robert
dwin Solee, Wallace Drixil
outhard, Cole Phillip Stephens,
avid Sidney Toue, Charles Edgar
allace. Theodore S. Walt. James
Reginald Waters, Wallace Wayne
Whitted, Nancy Whltmorsj Barck
lev. Dorothy Mae Wood, all of
GeraMine Shirley Bowles, Dale
Ward Broeder. Roland Vilai
Brown. Jomj Maxwell Byhre. Ed
ward James Cairo, Ray Van Nor
tnanLoter. William Jay McDon
al, Polly Pollock. LaFyrne Show-
acy. Lawrence Otto Stocks, Del
bert Kugene Tillotson. Frank Mur
ray Washburn and Inez Lou Wil
helnv all of Portland. v
Warren Harry - Albright, Mar
garet Ji Atwoodi Corvallis; Thorn
fes Lloyd Edward!, Kenneth Ar
thur Holmes, Fern Ann Ingram,
Jtussell Wallace Tripp, Albany;
Avis Dorine Roberts, Agnar Allen
Buaumfjord, Astoria.
Lloyd Theodore Hanson, Bend;
Doris Jean Gragg, Monroe; Goldy
wyp Elizabeth Kulbcl, Beaverton;
faul Ephriam Hedeen. Tixard;
atricfa Jan Parsons, Baker: Betty
Jean Leonard, MUwaukie; Shirley
Ann Allen, Cottag Grove; Frank
Marion Lockrnan, North Bend;
Xlargaret . E. Austin, Coos Bay;
Calvin Virgil Middleton. Grants
Pass, -r ' ' ' i -A l
Robert Benton Fatland, Condon;
Georse Kingsley Millen. Dayton:
'aiil Beuford Cola. Eugene; Ellen
uth Montague, Newberg: Ruth
.etyn Hagelstetn, Klamath. Falls:
lest Dietrich, Seaside: William
Momihan. Lebanon: Marnret
isher. Forest Grove; Rlobert Louis
uhr.SU Helens.
Barbara Harriet Oliwn. Medford;
Albert Roderick McMullen, Robert
Ansley McMuUen. Taft;- William
Pross Qteen. Drpoe Bay; Albert
Ward in. Ir, Hillsdale; Roger Cur
tis Adams, San Francisco; Patsy
jean Howard, Charles John Pat
-s teron. BurUngame. Calif.; Edna
ttuth 'James. Pak Alto: John Paul
Jsnetski,.San Diego; Bcltyeila Le-
rUes, Crescent Oty; Billy MiHoa
Tim. Fellows. Calif.; Paul Joseph
boutb, Oceeiiaide, Calif.; Thomas
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Frank I. Bales. ir Joseph V.
Braxii, Stanley Allen Brown, Jr.,
Tnomaa Henry Cooper, Raymond
Duncan . McCoy and Norman
Faulkner Stone, all of Salem; Wil-
liam Tranklin Gusey, Portland;
Gordon Charles Cline, Buxlingame,
cuu.; siepnen b. r amino w, iaumi
breck. Alberta, Canada.
Bachelor of music degrees were
gained by:
Olennis Jean Allan. Orace Aah-
ford, Bernice Jean Isham, Donald
Ray McMaster. Donald Lea Noon-
cheater, Marcella Jeaa Pambrun.
Roy Lee Shelton and Doris Fae
Walser, all of Salem: Frank Wood
ward fiolman and Cordon Russell
Pratt, Portland: Beatrice NagL
Aurora; Gloria Jeaa , Stone, Hood
River; Robert James Gwinn.
Newberg; Betty Jane Kuhlman,
Olympia, Wash.; Robert Hugh
0NeI Bucoda, Wash.; 'Walter
Pirie Buehning, Garing, Nebr.;
Marguaritt Thelma Curran, New
ark, N-J,"-
Bachelor of laws dearees will
goto:
James Tranoia Bodie. William
Darrel Carlson. Thomas Wheeler
Churchill, jr, John McCall Cop
enhsver, Craig Caldwell Coyner,
William Duane Croghan, Peter
McMillan Gunner, Rex William
Hardy, Harry Raymond Kraua,
Berkeley Lent, Joseph Paul Meier,
Richard William PicKelL Edward
Parker Reed, Gerald Manley Rob
ison, Roy Let) Ross, Roger Burton
Todd. George King Tomlinson,
Donald Wallace Weil and Merlin
Estep (class of 1949). all of Salem:
Glen Vagn Sorensenl Lyle, Wash;
Glenn Tranklin Stevena, Uk,
Wash.; Paul Menville -j Stocker,
Seattle; Cleo Ray Pomeroy, Hoxle,
K.ans.; uaroid Alvln lchsteadt,
Montella, Wise.
Retirement Pay
Raise Sought
BypSEAUnit
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Increase in retirement pay for
State workers will be considered
at the next meeting of the Oregon
State. Employes association board
of directors, Forrest Stewart, exe
cutive secretary of the group,, an
nounced Wednesday,
Stewart said the recommenda
tion, when finally approved by the
directors, would be referred to
Got. Douglas McKay and later sent
to the 195 11 legislature.
The current retirement pay Is
too low, Stewart said, and has re
sulted in many older employes of
the state being retained la their
jobs. Jle saicta substantial increase
would be. necessary to make the
retirement program workable.
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Heins Dill Pickles ,. 27o
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FlSZT Kitchen Craft 25 lb. $1.23
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