Thousands

graduate
from UBC

A TOTAL of 4,140 academic
degrees was conferred on
graduating students at the Univer-
sity of British Columbia’s spring
Congregation ceremonies May 31
te June 2.

In addition to academic degrees,
six honorary degrees were awarded
to individuals who made outstand-
ing and significant contributions to
society.

Receiving honorary degrees were
John MacDonald, chairman of
MacDonald Dettwiler and
Associates; David Johnston, retir-
ing Principal of McGill University;
Raymond Burr, the New
Westminster-born TV _ actor;
William Holland, UBC Professor
Emeritus of Asian Studies; Robert
Rogers, former B.C. Lieutenant-
Gevernor; and Frank facobucci,
Chief Justice of the Federal Court
of Canada.

HEADS OF GRADUATING
CLASSES
Association of Professional
Engineers Proficiency Prize (most
outstanding record in the
graduating class of Applied
Science, B.A.Sc. degree): Andre

Marziali (North Vancouver).

British Columbia Recreation and
Parks Association, Professicnal
Development Branch Prize (Head
of the Graduating Class in Recre-
ation, B.R.E. degree): Laurie
Anne Cooper (Whistler).

College of Dental Surgeons of
British Columbia Gold Medal
(Head of the Graduating Class in
Dentistry, D.M.D. degree): Sally
N. Willetts James (North Van-
couver).

Horner Prize an+ Medal for
Pharmaceutical Sciences (Head of
the Graduating Class in Phar-
maceutical Sciences, B.Sc.Pharm.
degree): Andrea Marion Williams
(North Vancouver).

Royal Architecture Institute of
Canada Meda! (graduating student
with the highest standing in the
School of Architecture): Frances
Ann Schmitt (West Vancouver).

ARTS

Jean Bolocan Memovial Prize
(outstanding student in the
Department of Psychology): Anna
Katherina) Wrede (West Van-
couver).

COMMERCE AND BUSINESS

ADMINISTRATION

Dorothy Anne Dilworth Memo- ©

tial Prize (most outstanding female
student in the Graduating Class in
the Faculty of Commerce and
Business Administration): Darlene
Marie Westerlund (North Van-
couver).

Dorothy Anne Dilworth Memo-
rial Shield (most outstanding fe-
male student in the Graduating
Ciass in the Faculty of Commerce
and Business Administration):
Darlene Marie Westerlund (North
Vancouver).

Ralph Loffmark Medal (student
standing third in the Graduating
Class in Commerce): Bernhard
Lawrence Otterstein (West Van-

couver).
DENTISTRY

Americas Academy of Oral Pa-
thology Prize (greatest ability in
Oral Pathology): Sally N. Willetts
James (North Vancouver).

American Academy of
Periodontology Prize (for ex-

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cellence in the field of Periodon-
tics): Sally N. Willetts James
(North Vancouver).

American Association of Or-

. thodontists’ Prize (exceptional

ability in Orthodontics): Susan
Rashed Marandi (West Van-
couver).

British Columbia Society of
Prosthodontics Prize (outstanding
proficiency in Prosthodontics):
Saily N. Willetts James (North
Vancouver). .

Granville Dental Group
Radiology Prize (high academic
standing in Oral Radiology): Sally
N. Willetts James (North Van-
couver).

LAW

Jones McCloy Prize in Com-
mercial Transactions (high stand-
ing in commercial transactions
course): Susan Margaret
MckKilligan (North Vancouver).

Jordan, Gall and Storrow Prize
in Labour Law (outstanding
achievement in Labour Law):
Susan Margaret McKilligan (North
Vancouver).

Katherine Genevieve Mac-
Dougall Memorial Prize (for
highest standing in the course
Children and the Law): Diane
Maureen Gradley (West Van-
couver).

Russell & DuMoulin Prize in
Trusts (high achievement in trusts
course): Susan Margaret
McKilligan (North Van-
couver)(shared).

PHARMACEUTICAL
SCIENCES

Southwestern Drug Prize
(highest standing in the Clinical
Pharmacy course): Andrea Marion
Williams (North Vancouver),

Dean E.L. Woods Memorial
Prize (most outstanding record
during entire course): Andrea
Marion Williams (North Van-

couver).
SCIENCE
Digital Equipment of Canada
Ltd. Award of Merit (high aca-
demic standing in Computer
Science): James Vincent Mutch
(North Vancouver).

NORTH VANCOUVER
Doctor Of Philosophy In Theatre
Penelope Lee Connell (Theatre).
Master Of Arts (Planning)
Laurence Dominique Renee
Laughy.
Master Of Applied Sciences
In Electrical Eng
Derek Charles Glenn Hutchin-
son (Electrical Eng), Thomas
Camillo Stubens (Mining & Mnrl
Pr Eng).
Master Of Engineering
Ralph Beyer (Civil Eng), Geof-
frey Gordon Dyer (Mining & Mnrl
Pr Eng).
Master Of Business Administration
James Howard Kirby Alexander,
Linda Jean Moore, Dhanesh Gor-
dhan Raniga, Leanne M. Terrace,
Jay Frederick Waiter.
Master Of Education
Linda Marie Rossetti, Sharon
Faith Schermbrucker.
Master Of Fine Arts
Ross Philip Muirhead (Fine
Arts).
Master Of Library Science
Richard Allen Brail, Ingrid
Eleonore Cuk.

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