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Susanne R. Carmody Bachelor of Science Chemistry Seattle, Washington Elizabeth A. Connors Bachelor of Science Medical Records Librarian Butte, Montana Mary Ann Costello Bachelor of Arts Sociology Calgary, Alberta Donald D. Davis Bachelor of Science Chemistry Mansfield, Washington Gail M. Delworth Bachelor of Arts English Long Beach, California Janet M. DiCicco Bachelor of Arts Psychology Detroit, Michigan Lawrence R. Donohue Bachelor of Science Pre-Medicine Tacoma, Washington Donald V. Doub, Jr. Bachelor of Arts English San Francisco, California Patricia A. Dworak Bachelor of Science Medical Records Librarian Seattle, Washington Frances P. Farrell Bachelor of Arts English Sacramento, California James M. Fendrich Bachelor of Arts Sociology Seattle, Washington Edward M. Foley Bachelor of Arts English Butte, Montana Arlene E. Foort Bachelor of Arts English Seattle, Washington David J. Freeman Bachelor of Arts Psychology Tacoma, Washington Lyn F. Fury Bachelor of Science Natural Science North Bend, Washington 24
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During October, 1959, the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools visited Seattle University as part of its evaluation program for reaccreditation in this Association. When made public, the considered judgment of the visiting committee revealed that here was “a quality institution.' Quality has been the trademark of the College of Arts and Sciences since its beginnings in 1898. The Seattle College Announcements for 1901-1902 stated: As educators, the Jesuits aim to secure the gradual development of mind and heart together ... It is their ambition to form men of deep thought, solid principles, virtuous habits, and of sound tudgment in their religious convictions, without which they deem education little better than worthless . . This same ideal of quality is evident today in the 1960 graduates of Seattle University's liberal arts program. Many are continuing on to graduate work in the humanities, social sciences, physical sciences and mathematics. Seattle University is confident that its graduates will be outstanding for intellectual curiosity, solid principles, virtuous actions, sound religious convictions and love for learning. The proof of their complete liberal education will be in how well the graduates continue to cultivate their minds, how well they impart that accuracy of thought and meaning and breadth of view which must ever be the foundation of advanced scholarship as well as of eminence in the professions and other stations of life. In view of the 20th Century emphasis on science Seattle University is happy to note that its College of Arts and Science graduates of tomorrow will have a new, modern Science building and equipment to compliment an already excellent teaching and research faculty. Kenneth D. Alexander Bachelor of Arts Psychology Bowness, Alberto Sandra E. Artoe Bachelor of Science Chemistry Tacoma, Washington Yvonne M. Barr Bachelor of Science Medical Records librarian Seattle, Washington Bonnie L. Bonar Bachelor of Arts Psychology Seattle, Washington Edward P. Brillault Bachelor of Arts History Seattle, Washington 23
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Ronald G. Gallucci Bachelor of Science Pre-Medicine Tacoma, Washington Carlos B. Gil Bachelor of Arts History San Fernando, California Sr. M. Estelle Gilmore, C.S.J. Bachelor of Arts Sociology Seattle, Washington Adria D. Harwood Bachelor of Arts Psychology Ferndalc, Washington Esther P. Healy Bachelor of Science Home Economics Seattle, Washington John S. Hill Bachelor of Science Pre-Medicine Burien, Washington Martin H. James, Jr. Bachelor of Arts Sociology Seattle, Washington Susan E. Jang Bachelor of Arts Psychology Monte Vista, Colorado Kathleen E. Jensen Bachelor of Science Home Economics Chelan, Washington Watching the Rev. John E. Gurr, S.J. lay the foundations for Philosophy of Pure Act are Sandra Anderson, Karen Kelly, Waldene Zimmerman, Jerry Hubbard, Tom Hemmen,- (row 2) Camille Coccione, Jeannette Fedora; (row 3) Rock Caley, Dick Brown; (row 4) John Kootnekoff. Robert L. Giuntoli Bachelor of Science Pre-Medicine Seattle, Washington William F. Green Bachelor of Arts History Seattle, Washington arts and sciences graduates
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