New College Class of 1967 Commencement program

PAGE 1

COMMENCEMENT I New College SATURDAY, JULY TWENTY-SECOND, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN

PAGE 2

PROGRAM PRELUDE Quintet for Brass Instruments Earl Zindars The New College Brass Choir Paul Ukleja, '67, Trumpet Deane L. Root, '68, Trumpet Dr. Jon R. Culbertson, Trombone Henry E. Thomas Jr., '67, Trombone James A. Frisch, '67, French horn PROCESSIONAL "Morgen Musik" from Ploener Musiktag Sonata No. 19 (Audience seated) The New College Brass Choir INVOCATION THE REV. HORACE NELSON COOPER, B. A. READINGS Paul Hindemith Gottfried Reiche Poetry by David Nelson Rollow, '67 Glenda Dianne Cimino, '67 Read by Lawrence L. Alexander, '68 Legend and Canon Houston Bright The New College Brass Choir ADDRESS JOHN VAN GAASBEEK ELMENDORF, PH.D. The President of the College CONFERRING OF DEGREES The chairmen of the divisions of the college will present the candidates for degrees ARTHUR Ross BORDEN JR., PH.D. Chairman, Division of Humanities PETER FREDERICK BURl, PH.D. Chairman, Division of Natural Sciences RoLLIN B. POSEY, PH.D. Chairman, Division of Social Sciences JOHN W. FRENCH, PH.D. College Examiner DALLAS W. DoRT, LL.B. Chairman, Board of Trustees RECESSIONAL Sonata from "Die Baenkelsaengerlieder" (Audience remains seated) Symphony for Brass Choir The New College Brass Choir Anonymous Victor Ewald

PAGE 3

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS ELIZABETH Lou AsH, Literature EsTHER LYNN BARAZZONE, Intellectual History THOMAS LAYTON BELL, Physics KAREN lNGE FRYKLUND BENNETT, Psychology RAYMOND WALDEN BENNETT, Psychology CAROL BRAGINSKY, Linguistics Russian WILLIAM ALFRED CHADWICK, History CAROL ANN CHILDRESS, Political Science GLENDA DIANNE CIMINO, Sociology MOIRA ANN COSGROVE, Art History JOHN MARroN CRANOR, Economics JoHN RoBERT DAUGHERTY, Economics KATHLEEN DIVELY, Literature TIMOTHY SCOTT DUNSWORTH, Philosophy RAY BELDEN ENSLOW, Philosophy RACHEL ANN FINDLEY, Mathematics JAMES ALLEN FRISCH, Anthropology NANCY FAY CLAYTON GIESE, Psychology PAUL KENNETH HANSMA, Physics DAVID PAUL HARTLEY, Biology PAULINE JUNG, Literature DENNIS DEAN KEZAR, Philosophy BRUCE CARVELL LAMARTINE, Chemistry THOMAS EARL LAWSON, Literature RoBERTA JEAN LUTHER, Literature DENISE EsTHER MILLER, Philosophy KAY MARIE MOLLER, History GEORGE SOLOMON MONOSON, Political Science ANNA MARIE NAVARRO, Phnosophy NEIL ERLING OLSEN, Mathematics KARLE ANNE PRENDERGAST, Art History CHARLES FREDERICK RAEBURN, Political Science DAVID NELSON RoLLOW, Literature JEANNE RosENBERG, Philosophy & Psychology SANDRA ANNE RUGEL, Psychology DIANA LYNN SHIPHORST, Linguistics PATRICIA ANN SIEMINSKI, Art History DONNA MAUREEN SPEAR, Literature HENRY EDWARD THOMAS JR., Mathematics WILLIAM PAUL THURSTON, Mathematics THOMAS RAYMOND TODD JR., Literature GEORGE SAMUEL TREYNOR, Literature PAUL LEONARD UKLEJA, Physics FREDERICK WILLIAM VON BEHREN IV, Music LAURA RAWSON VON BEHREN, Literature CAROL REED WoRBY, Literature ELIZABETH EDWINA YOCHER, Psychology Kingston, Pa. Port Charlotte, Fla. New Orleans, La. McLean, Va. Shady Side, Md. Tucson, Ariz. St. Petersburg, Fla. Avon Park, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. East Moline, Ill. Hutchinson, Kan. Elmira Heights, N. Y. Reynoldsburg, Ohio St. Louis Park, Minn. Peoria, IlL La Grange, Ill. Batavia, Ill. Jamesburg, N. J. Scottsdale, Ariz. Wheatland, Wyo. Staten Island, N. Y. Lawrence, Ind. Naples, Fla. Spencer, Iowa Grand Blanc, Mich. Meriden, Conn. Downers Grove, lll. Cannes, France Hallandale, Fla. Cocoa Beach, Fla. Northampton, Mass. Wilmington, Del. Chamblee, Ga. Peoria, Ill. Waterford, Wis. Waldwick, N. J. Englewood, N. J. Sarasota, Fla. Columbus, Ga. Silver Spring, Md. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Richmond, Va. Elk Grove Village, Ill. Baltimore, Md. Fairbury, Ill. Eau Claire, Wis. Derby, Conn. President and Mrs. Elmendorf will be at home, 535 Boulevard of the Presidents, Saturday, July 22 from 3-5 p.m. for graduating students of the First Charter Class and their guests.