The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 12

THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1976 Graduation Held At Ferris State THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE FIVE BIG RAPIDS Degrees and certificates were granted to 2.870 graduates of Ferris Slate College during the 1975-76 academic year. Students completing their programs of study during the year were eligible to participate in Ihe traditional Commencement exercises May 22. An honorary degree was awarded during the exercises fo Victor F. Spathelf, Ferris President Emeritus, who had served as head of the institution for 18 of its first 20 years as a state college. Among those receiving degrees and certificates were from Holland i Andringa, AAA, commercial art; Robert A.

Barkema, AAS, radiological technology; William J. Bench, AAS, refrigeration, heating and air conditioning; James E. DeVries. BS, data processing: Timothy De Witt, BS, business administration and AAS marketing; Celeste M. Fabiano, BS.

finance; James P. Folkerl. AAS radio television service; Noe Garza, AAS nuclear medicine; Scott A. Greving, AAS, architectural drafting with distinction; Kurt A. Haveman.

AAS, technical drafting and Certificate technical drafting-retail; and Barbara A. Jacobs, AAS executive secretarial. Also from Holland are Steven M. Karafa, BS. public admin- istration; Jerry G.

Kreuze, BS, accounting with highest distinction; Gail J. Kirlin, AAS, social service general; Jeffrey P. Kruithoff, BS, law enforcement; John A. Kruithoff, BS, law enforcement; Randall W. Lubbers, AAS, machine tool with distinction; Thomas A.

Miersma, IBS, trade technical education, H. Nyhof, AAS, refrigeration, heating and air conditioning with distinction: Lloyd J. Redder, BS. marketing Duane L. Rumrill, AAS, auto body; David L.

Schuitema, BS. accounting with highest distinction; Richard C. Sherburne, I AAS, radio television service; Marc A. Sprik, AAS, mechanical engineering; and Scott A. Spykerman.

AAS. technical drafting and certificate technical drafting retail. Also from Holland William K. Stokes. BS, business admiiv ilstration and AAS higher ac- I counting: Thomas Tubergen, 'AA, ornamental horticulture; Augustin Cruz Torres, BS.

human services; Jack W. Van Dyke. AAS, heavy equipment i service with distinction; Randall D. Van Eyck, AAS. heavy equipment service; Steven J.

Vanderby, AAS. nuclear medi- jcine; David S. Vanderham, AAS, building construction tech- inician; Larry G. Vanderwege, heavy equipment service: Ste- I ven j. Vogelzang, BS, marketing sales; Larry D.

Weener, BS, pharmacy; Jeffrey A. Worthy, AAS, radiological technology; and Bruce C. Wyckoff, AAS, pre-pharmacy. Degrees and certificates were awarded to the following Zeeland residents Chris DeVries, AAS, technical illustration with high distinction; Timothy D. Huyser, AAS, nuclear medicine; Mary L.

Jacoby, AAS, optom- letry technology; Michael J. JMast. AAS, auto service; James A. Pyle, BS. data processing with distinction; Calvin D.

Van- 'denbosch, BS, accounting; Lau- jra J. Veldheer, AAS, commer- art; Kathryn R. Venema, i AAS, dental hygene with high and Eric Verhagen, 'AAS, auto body. Other area graduates include 1 Marvin G. Behrens, AAS, auto body with high distinction; Dorothy L.

Den Houten, AAS, optometry technology; Howard J. Herrick, Certificate, welding with high distinction; Kent D. Spoolstra, AAS, heavy equipment service; and Thomas J. Victory, AAS, architectural drafting; all of Hudsonville; and Michael H. Feyen, AAS, heavy equipment service, of i West Olive.

Karen Ann Is Taken To Nursing Home MORRIS TOWNSHIP, N.J. (UPI) Karen Ann Quinlan today was under care of physicians at the Morris View nursing home, a public facility for the poor where the 22-year- old comatose woman will spend her last days. Miss Quinlan, accompanied by her family's attorneys, was taken in a police-escorted ambulance to the nursing home from St. Clare's Hospital in Denville. N.J., Wednesday night during a heavy thunderstorm.

Her parents, Joseph and Julia i a arrived moments before at the nursing home and were met by Rev. Thomas Traposso, the family's Roman Catholic priest. They watched as the ambulance backed up to the entrance of the nursing home and attendants quickly lifted a sheet-covered stretcher into the building. Tufty (Continued from pajjr columnist and television commentator, will be the featured speaker. Mrs.

Tufty came to Washington in 1935 from Evanston. 111., where she was managing editor of the Evanston News Index. For the next 41 years she headed Tufty News Service, covering Washington news primarily for Michigan newspapers. In a profession that has long been male-dominated, she did not hesitate to speak up and Ix; a leader among women journalists. She was the only woman to be the president of the three top Washington press clubs for women: the Women's National Press Club, the American Newspaper Women's Club, and the American Women in Radio and Television.

In the latter organization, she was both Washington and National president. Among outstanding newsmen trained in the Tufty News Bureau weie Liz Carpenter, press secretary to Ladybird Johnson, and Edwin Newman, NBC television veteran. Mrs. Tuftv has not hesitated to follow stories wherever they lead and (his has included ting on top of in tons of coal I in a plane flying the Berlin air- i and going to war when i the Washington story was in Europe, Korea or Vietnam. Mrs.

Tufty is known by many as "the Duchess" and a have said if there were royalty in journalism, she would be among the titled. Among journalists elected In the Hall of Fame in previous years are Marquis Childs. Walter Lippmann, Jack Bell, James Reston. David Lawrence. Arthur Krock and Gould Lincoln.

A I A At Ver Hage of Holland, Inc. I Motorcyclist Injured Justin Harkema, 48. of Reno-! both, was injured while riding a motorcycle in the area of Castle Park in Allegan county's Laketown township. Authorities said he was admitted to Holland Hospital at about 8:30 p.m. Wednesday with a dislocated hip and was listed in ''good'' condition today.

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392-6000 See Showers For Sunday DETROIT (UPI i Extended weather outlook for Saturday through Monday: LOWER MICHIGAN: Mostly sunny and warm Saturday. Lows mid 60s. Highs mid SOs.Mostly cloudy Sunday with a chance of showers or thunderstorms. Lows around 60. Highs low to mid 80s.

Clearing and cooler Monday. Lows mid 50s. Highs mid 70s to near BO. Grant Divorces In Ailegan Court ALLEGAN The following I divorces have been granted in Allegan Circuit Court, accord- i ing to County Clerk Russell Sill: Edna P. Marris from Jimmy M.

Marris. both of Pullman, wife granted custody of one child. Ruth Ellen Smith of Sulpher Rock, from Clayton Willian Smith of Fennville. wife given custody of one child. Matilda Games of Pullman from Edmund Games, no address listed.

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