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Eastern Today, Fall 1987 Eastern Michigan University Eastern Michigan University DigitalCommons@EMU Alumni News University Archives 1987 Eastern Today, Fall 1987 Eastern Michigan University Follow this and additional works at: http://commons.emich.edu/alumni_news Recommended Citation Eastern Michigan University, "Eastern Today, Fall 1987" (1987). Alumni News. 44. http://commons.emich.edu/alumni_news/44 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at DigitalCommons@EMU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Alumni News by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@EMU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. A aill y En.ntrn Toda.w 1s published /011r 1imts a year for alum,ri anti /ntnds of F.asltrn Michigan Unn't'rsily and productd by lht Of Contents Jict of Public lnjonna1ion arid Publicatio,u. Pll'ast di"<:' qun­ timis or Ct>nttnt'nts w lht' Offictfor Alumm R.ela11011s, Enstu11 Michigan Unfrtrsi1y. Ypsilam,. Michiga,, 48197: (3/3) 48'1-0'250. 1 Come home to EASTERN TODAY Eastern Michigan EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Jack Slalcr. director of alumm rclattons and Homecoming '87 promises to be university development Pat Moran, associate direc1or of alumni relations a fun-filled weekend, with parties, Carole Lick, assis1an1 director of alumni relations music, food, football, a revival of Andy Chapelle. alumni association representative Kathleen Tinney. director of un1vcrsi1y communicattom the Homecoming Parade and the Tina Wagner-Stevens. s1udcn1 writer Sue McKenzie. cchtor renewal of old ties. GRAPHIC ARTISTS Lorelle Otis Thoma, 5 The Eastern Michigan Chns Hraba page I University Honor Roll PHOTOGRAPHER Dick Schwarze Presenting those generous AWM I ASSOCIATION individuals and organizations who BOARD OF DIRECTORS Michael A. Boulus. "74. '75. president have helped make EMU's Gene E. Mcgiveron. '54, '59. president elect achievements possible in 1986. Hayes W. Jones, '61, past president Leonard D. Posey. 76. secretary-treasurer Andrew J. Chapelle. '72 John Charle, Fovcncsi. ·73 Departments Richard Gay. ·59 Judy A. K°"nan. '80 2 Campus Commentary Diane (Ferron) Keller. '83 Bernadene Larkins. '83 Dale R. Leslie, '70 3 Alumni Association News William Mays Jr.• '54 page 5 Nancy (Spigarclli) Mida. '72 4 Campus New William P. Moms. '64, '68 Ann O'Beay Pavelka. '74. ·79 Anita L. Regalado. ·77 13 Class Notes Kenneth "Red" Simmons. '33 Clark G. Spike. ·44 Coast to Coast Claudia Wasik. '62. '66 30 John H. \\bod, '71. '74 Lisa Miller. �,udent representative Jeannie Nichols. student rcprcsenta1ivc EASTERN MICHIGA UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVE OfflCERS page 30 John W. Porter. president Ronald W. Collins. provost and vice president for academic affa111 Robert J. Romkema. vice president for business and finance and 1rcasurcr 10 lhe Board of Regents Laurence N. Smi1h. v,cc presidem for umvcrsny markeung and student affairs Roy Wilbanks. vice president for univen.ny rclauons and On the Cover ,ccretary to the Board of Regents EASTER MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY The cover "sampler" by student graphic artist Chris Hraba invites BOARD OF REGENTS William Simmons. chairperson alumni to come home to Eastern for Homecoming '87, Oct. 16-17, Geneva Y. Titsworth. vice cha,rpcn.on during Michigan's sesquicentennial year. Weekend entertainment will John Burton Anthony A. Dercz.inslc1 include performances by the '70s rock band Rare Earth, Mr. B, Geraldine: M. Ellington Steve King and the Dittilies, as well as a revival of the Homecoming Thomas Guastcllo Richard N. Robb parade and the traditional Homecoming reunions. Get the details on Donald E. Shelton page 12. _t'% ff�··"' i � '1 f � 1 \��.. ,�� ·•,ijl�\�.,,�,�1�11111,,�,�I\IIL1-·--llll1v1�··�111\ll\ll�···1._\_i� ...��1u�····�ijll�·· 11�111,1•���l\llll11�-�•�i\Jtth··�l\\�1, ••••1•l\\l\111i--..11\i�111,��,� }/,P/,,,,il �;;... --=-- =� _,.? • �j � f¢� Al I ' ��� .�� � ¾ � I I t� 'la.-1r � = ;� :?"� � �� � � " i �� Cc1 =1 � I �� _- I �i°��lli Make your reservations now- 0 ¥"I :���?!� ',��� send the attached postcard and � I I��- �l 1 � ! � ! 1 Come home to V 11! Eastern Michigan t ,::._ I1 I '==' � I I 11�or � r : I �=- I : Homecoming '87 I i• I I � �ta_;t mak\' ng �lans now to come.hom to Eastern The one-room choolhouse celebr�tion wil; take • : : h M1ch 1gan Fnd ay an d S aturd ay, 0 ct. 16 -17 , 1or one great p I ace at 1 p. m., 10 1 owe1 d b y t e on-campus 8 ome- '!' "'f_ .s weekend-two great parties! coming parade from 2:30-3:30 p.m. � The weekend gets into full swing Friday night with Topping off the pre-game events is the Ultimate -===A_ the Ultimate Homecoming TGIF-an all-campus par- Tailgate Party from 4-5:30 p.m. in the Rynearson � ty from 6 p.m. to midnight in Bowen Field House. Stadium tailgate area. Music by the Silver String .i �! ==- Entertainment will include a women's volleyball Dulcimer Societyfrom 4-4:45 p.m. and '70s rock band =- "'=' game from 6-7 p.m., popular local musicians Steve Rare Earth from 5-5:40 p.m. will precede the foot- "lf I. King and the Dittilies and Mr. B, folk music and ball game. The party will be located in and around a 4_ § wandering minstrels. Food booths will sell cuisine large tent, so in case of inclement weather, the fun goes = from around the world, as well as soft drinks and on! ,. � set-ups. Everyone attending the Ultimate Tailgate Party will _i, A All this for only $3 per person-or bring a group, be eligible to win a free weekend fortwo to Chicago .,& � reserve your own special space, and get everybody in sponsored by the Alumni Association. 9-sc for $2 5 (no matter how big the group)! Just provide Next, the fans will cheer on the Hurons against Ball � l. a list of names co the Alumni Office, or the name of State when they square off on the football field at 6 iii V your sorority, fraternity, dorm or club, and we'll take p.m., in one of the biggest games of the season. .,- y- A care of sending che invitations. After the game, Rare Earth will entertain the crowd You' ll want to stick around for Saturday's lineup at a post-gameparty back at the Ultimate Tailgate Par- �.A beginning with the annual Golden Years brunch and ty area. e1 y 4 reception from 9:30 to noon, class reunion luncheons Make your reservations today! Just return the ,.:. � and receptions in McKenny from 11:30 a.m. to I p.m. postcard in this issue of the magazine, or contact the -=-e V (for the classes of '77, '6 7, '62, '57 and '47), Parents' Alumni Office at 202 McKenny Union, EMU, Ypsilan- Day events and continuous tours of campus. ti, Mich. 48197; (3 13) 487-0250. ._ .s!.I � 1 1 11 11 ""�,..·-1'··•0 1• ....�l111�·-·cllllt11· 1f .. ��-·· �dir-··��,1��1111111111�- u1111ij11,,�-�«11111111,�·1��11ij"' .. ...i�ijfJ11111, .....�il ��,�,� ...� 1111111111�- u1111�11,,•. t""·�'½ ! )� i tt,.,,.J �Ai�.. .. \"; ;,�,.,�� 1 J -eampus eommentar� You'll probably notice something different about this issue of &stern Today. Your response to our requests for Class Notes has been so overwhelming that, instead of the usual feature stories, for this issue only we've featured you: your awards, milestones and achievements. Also this issue we've added a new permanent department, Alumni Association News, and included the list of 1986 University Circle members. Now is the time to make plans to COME HOME TO EASTERN MICHIGAN for Home­ coming '87, Oct. 16-17. Read about the events scheduled for the weekend and get your reser­ vations in early! See you there, Pat Moran Associate Director for Alumni Relations Pat Moran This issue of &stern Today will be my last as president of your Alumni Association. As I review the activities of the Association over the past year, I am pleased to report that the last 12 months have been busy and productive ones in terms of accomplishing the goals of the Association and setting new goals for the future. A major goal of the Association is to determine the needs of EMU alumni. We took signifi­ cant steps to pinpoint those needs at our Alumni Association planning meeting, which was held in Windsor, Ontario, Feb. 21-22. This meeting was attended by 100 alumni and friends and included input from EMU staff and student organizations. At this meeting, we determined 10 priorities for the Association to focus on and I'd like to highlight the top three-those that will be of primary concern in 1987-88. The first priority is the need for the Association to create more self-funding opportunities. In August, we will be making available a special credit card program to EMU alumni that we believe will provide more services and benefits to you than ever before. More about this new service can be found in the Alumni Association News section of this issue. Our second priority is working to provide additional services and opportunities for our alumni that they might not already have, including initiating a membership/dues program that will provide additional services and benefits to alumni who make contributions to the University or the Association. Among these benefits will be reduced rates at the University's new golf course located adjacent to the Corporate Education Center, as well as other benefits currently Mike 8011!11s in the works. Another priority is Homecoming-a focal point for alumni. The Alumni Association will be taking a more active role in planning Homecoming activities that will bring more alumni back to campus for this annual event. But we need your participation and input to ensure more successful Homecomings each year.
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