Alliant International University - Tracks Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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LEE JEAN VVIEGAND Ukiah, California, En ilish, Sociology. AS Secretar 1; Sen- ate Clerk 2: Outstanding; Student 2; Alpha Mu Gamma 2,3.4: Ex- ecutive Secretar 4: Senior Re- sponsibilit) Board 4. CAROL LYNNE VVILSCJ Ridlandv Caliti)niia. liiten partnunlal. Humanities, Kngl Kappa Di)rni Council 1: Raj, Coniniitlef 1; Spring Sing h SCTA 2.3,4; LDC Treasurer!; Dorm Council 3.4; Sociali Board 3,4. PAMELA WILEY FLOYD M. VVILlOI GHBY Bonita. California, Business Administration, Political Sci- Created by Peter Neal, the sculpture above is made of chicken- wire and plaster. The assignment was made in an Art class during spring quarter. 250

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THE DIPLOMA IS ONLY THE BEGINNING. . . Receiving a diploma is only the beginning for most students. Many will leave college in hopes of finding a better job, others will marry and raise a family, and still others will continue their education in pursuit of a higher degree. This year United States International Uni- versity had it largest graduating class. Four hundred and ninety-eight undergraduate and graduate degrees were conferred. Among the degrees given were fifty-four Juris Doctor and fifty-nine Doctor of Philosophy. For the first time in Cal Western history the Golden Gym was utilized during commence- ment exercises. All undergraduate and graduate students along with faculty first proceeded to the Golden Gym for opening ceremonies. Later undergraduate candidates, faculty, administra- tion and guests moved to the Greek Theatre for the presentation of diplomas.