University of Portland - Log Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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SENIUR GLASS- UF 1944 PILOTS: As freshmen the present class of '44 promised to be a big class. With the whittlings of War, however, there is only a handful lett. Less than half a dozen will be present at graduation. Thru the years the class has had capable leader- ship and enterprising originality. Among the scores that might have been on the graduation roll this year were Lt. Hal Lauer and Lt. Keith'Carr, who instead are on the Boll of Honor. CO-PILOTS: The Co-Pilots of '44 are the largest graduat- ing class in the history of the College of Nursing. Theirs was the task ot promoting and maintaining student activities during the year. Socials, dinners, dances displayed the energy and efficiency which characterized them from the start. Many are members of the Nurses Cadet Corps and Red Cross Student Reserve. Four are listed in Who's Who in American Collegesand Universities. The class also has the honor of giving the University its first girls valedictorian. In selecting the Outstanding Seniors the class voted Irma Goodnight the Best Leader, Mary Davidson the Most Active, Letty Schaufelberger the Best Scholar, Mary Patterson the Most Collegiate, and Iuanita Ghormley the Best Personality. LEAUERS PAUL ROTH, JR. President JOSEPH BARBAGELATA Vice-President CO-PILOTS MARY DAVIDSON DOLORES CAMPBELL LETTY SCHAUIFELBERGER PHYLLIS VERHONICK President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Ni. A. C. Representative

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LAST YEAR'S GRAIJUATIUN SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1943 MORNING . . . Threatening clouds . . . the Cathedral and Solemn Mass . . . Father Leipzig in an eloquent baccaulaureate . . . sacred music by university boys and girls . . . the sun breaks thru the windows at the blessing ot the flag . . . AFTERNOON . . . Ninety-four graduates . . . nine of the titty-one boys already away on military service . . . largest class ot nurses so tar . . . Charles Bowles in a scholarly valedictory . . . music . . . awards . . . degrees . . . applause . . . Iudge Long in a practical, straightforward commencement address . . . EVENING . . . Faculty dinner in the Commons . , , ludge Long hurries to train-to leave for military duty . . . others leave . . . See you in the Air Corps . . . in the Nursing Corps . . . Wonder who'll be here' next year? Any grads? . . . We'll carry on. l VERY REVER-END FRANCIS P. LEIPZIG Judge Donald E. Long, circuitlcourt jurist, follows Father Leipzig in receiving an honorary doctor of laws degree from the University at the hands of Most Rev. Ed- ward D. Howard, archbishop ot' Portland in Oregon. Father Milt- ner holds the doctor's hood.

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VERA JANE BABBITT, B. S. Reedsport, Oregon. JOSEPH IF. BARBAGELATA, A. B. in Bus. Ad. Portland, Oregon. Eus. Ad. 1-2-3, Class Vice-Pre JOSEPH G. COLISTRO, A. B. Portland, Oregon. Spanish Club 1-2-3, Philosophy 3, Sanctuary Knights 3, Interna- tional Relations 4, St. Vincent de Paul 3--L. s., JOAN BAYLINK. B. S. Portland, Oregon. PAULINE B. BERNOTIS, B. S. Beaverton, Oregon. Sodality 1, Vincentians 2-3, Alpha Tau Delta 3-4. MANDA W. BRAJCICH, B. S. Clifton, Oregon. Sodality 1, Vincentians 3, Alpha Tau Delta 3-4. ROSELI-E M BURGER, B. S. Dayton, Oregon. Class Pres. 2. N. A. C. 1-2, Vincentians 3, Alpha T. D. -1. ROBERT F. CALLAHAN, A. B. in Bus. Ad. Portland, Oregon. . DOLORES L. CAMPBELL, B. S. Twin Falls, Idaho. Drama 1-2, Choral 1-2, Biol. A. T. D. -L, Class Vice-Pres. Senior Ball Comm., Jn-Sn. Ban Comm. HARRY E. CARLIN, B. S. Portland, Oregon. Biologists 1-2-3, Biolog 3, St. Louis U. Med. School. PAUL R. COATES, A. B. Portland, Oregon. MARGARET M. CONNOR, B. S. St. Paul, Oregon. Choral 2-3--L, Biologists 2-3--L, Alpha T. D. 4, Beta Beta Beta 3-4, Sen. Ball Comm. MARY ELLEN CONWAY, B. S. Portland, Oregon. Choral 1-2, Jun.-Sen. Banquet Comm., Sen. Ball Comm, SENIUR Gleemen 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2.