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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 ' ��� .��

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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. Finally, our outreach and development activities over the past year have been successful and have fostered interest in developing new regional alumni chapters that will meet on an ongoing basis. We also hope to tie in these and other outreach events with the goals and ac­ tivities of the Alumni Association. I've been proud to serve as president of the Association for the past year and I'm pleased with the direction of the Association and the caliber of the individuals who serve on the board. The future looks bright and I hope you'll. all continue to become even more involved with your Alumni Association and take advantage of the new opportunities and services as they become available. All the best,

Mike Boulus President, EMU Alumni Association

2 -A:lumni l\:ssociation News

EMU honors its distinguished alumni Alumni get some credit One hundred sixty-four alumni and enjoyed an open bar and live jazz music. The Alumni Association and Trans Na­ friends met at the Hyatt Regency in Dear­ Following the presentation, dinner tional are teaming up to offer alumni a born on April 25 for the annual Alumni featured prime rib, salad, potatoes, break from credit card interest rates and Awards Dinner Dance. chocolate mousse and wine. other benefits in the process. President John W. Porter and Gene Afterdinner, guests danced the evening Alumni can choose from either Visa or Megiveron, president-elect of the Alum­ away to the big band music of the Don MasterCard. The card will feature the ni Association Board of Directors, Korte Orchestra. EMU logo and will carry many member­ presented awards to Debra Fitzgibbon, The Alumni Association is already ac­ ship benefits, including no annual feefor '8 1, '84; Kerry W. Keating, '57; Dr. cepting applications for next year's alumni the first year, no liability for lost or stolen Margaret Kirchman, '51; Dr. Olga Madar, awards. Send your nominations to the cards, lines of credit of $3,500 or more '38, Hon. '70; E. Gregg Liechty, '32; Alumni Office, 202 McKenny, Eastern and emergency travel service. Members Dennis E. Boyle, '52, '60; Normajean Michigan University, Ypsilanti, Mich. also may obtain an additional family Anderson, '35; and Ted Tangalakis, Hon. 48197, and mark your calendars for the member card at no extra annual charge. '84. 1988 Alumni Awards Dinner Dance Sat­ Members will be able to charge mem­ Before the awards presentation, guests urday, May 14, 1988. bership dues or contributions to EMU on the card and the University will avoid the usual 3-5 percent processing fee. Trans National will pay the Association for every credit card account opened and renewed in subsequent years. In these ways, the program will help generate Ge11e Megil'em11, ·54, '59, preside11t-e/ect funds for the Association to defray budget , of rhe Alu11111i Associarion. rnrsrhe rng wirh costs and plan special alumni activities. his ll'ije Barbara to the big band 11111sic of All alumni soon will be receiving in­ rhe Don Korte Orchesrra at the A/11111ni formation about the credit card, or they , A1rnrds Dinner Dance in April. may contact the Alumni Office at (313) 487-0250. Cruise the Caribbean The EMU Alumni Association joins Miami from more than 100 U.S. cities, with other Mid-American Conference captain's cocktail party, a gambling casi­ Get out on the green alumni associations and Carnival Cruise no, a full range of entertainment includ­ Lines to invite alumni to participate in the ing three bands and orchestras, eight Alumni can polish their putting and third MAC Alumni Cruise. meals and snacks a day, and many extras. develop their driving at the 23rd annual Highlights of the seven-day cruise Alumni will be sent more information EMU Golf Outing July 27 at the Grosse feature ports-of-call in San Juan, Puerto regarding costs, accommodations and Ile Golf and Country Club. Rico; St. Thomas, Virgin Islands; and St. other details about the MAC cruise. For The event will feature an 11:30 a.m. Maarten in the Lesser Antilles. Passen­ additional information, contact the office sandwich buffet, the golf tournament or gers will depart from Miami Jan. 16, for Alumni Relations, 202 McKenny, optional tennis and a dinner program. 1988, aboard the superliner Celebration. Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, Prizes will be awarded forthe lowest net Cruise costs will include round-trip Mich. 48197; or call (313) 487-0250. team score, longest drive and closest to economy class air transportation to the pin for both men and women. The $60 per person feeincludes all of the above as well as greens fees and use of the driving range in the morning (per bucket fee available). Participants also may choose a tennis, lunch and dinner op­ tion for $35 or dinner only for $20. The tournament is limited to the first 144 entrants. Interested alumni should contact Pat Moran at the Alumni Office CamiFal Cruise Lines· 48,000-1011 superliner Celebrarion pulls alongside her sister superliner as soon as possible at (313) 487-0250 to Jubilee ar the porr of Miami. reserve space.

3 -eampus News

Wanted: Town Hall School alumni and teachers Kudos All former students and teachers from 21-23. Prepaid and confirmedreservations Several members of the faculty, staff, the Town Hall School in Pittsfield for the reunion must be received by the administration and student body recent­ Township are invited to a reunion Sunday, Alumni Office by Aug. 14. ly have received awards and promotions. Aug. 23, 1987, in McKenny Union. Anyone connected with the Town Hall Kathleen D. Tinney, formerly director Donated to the University by the School, or knowing the names and ad­ of public information and publications, Geddes family, theone-room schoolhouse dresses of students or faculty of the has been promoted to director of Univer­ is being relocated to the EMU campus school, or desiring more information sity communications. and restored as the University's official about the reunion should contact Pat Susan Bairley was promoted to asso­ Michigan Sesquicentennial project. Moran, Office for Alumni Relations, 202 ciate director of public information. She The reunion will be held concurrently McKenny, EMU, Ypsilanti, Mich. 48197; was formerly manager of news and ed­ with the Ypsilanti Heritage Festival Aug. (313) 487-0250. itorial services in the Office of Public Information . Campus master plan gives EMU a new look Dr. Perry Marker, assistant professor The EMU Board of Regents authorized ty Library adjacent to Pray-Harrold) and of teacher education, won a Fulbright the implementation of a five-year campus Bowman/Roosevelt Hall site renovations. Award to travel to Brazil this summer to master plan in October that will involve Long-range plans include design study that country's history and culture. changes in campus landscaping, pedes­ changes in the Pittman/Smith and Ford/ He was one of 20 educators nationwide trian circulation, vehicle traffic and cam­ St. Johns streets traffic loops, the Ford chosen to take part in the six-week trip. pus parking. Street entrance to campus, the College Dr. Gilbert Cross, professor of English Specific projects already underway in­ Place pedestrian way and the McKenny language and literature, and Dr. Janice clude landscaping improvements on Union/Washtenaw Avenue entrance to Terry, professor in the Department of Huron River Drive, the North Oakwood campus. A University Village study will History and Philosophy, recently were Drive campus entrance and the Cornell/ be conducted and several campus-wide honored by the Michigan Association of Huron River Drive entrance. Also sched­ landscaping projects will be imple­ Governing Boards of Colleges and Uni­ uled for first-year implementation are a mented. versities at the annual Awards Convoca­ study of campus signage and graphics The plan will cost an estimated $7.5 tion at Michigan State University. coordination, a Physical Plant relocation million, most of which will be requested Also cited by the MAGB were EMU study, an Olds outdoor area planning from State of Michigan capital outlay students Nelson Costa, a senior major­ study, the development of the Pittman/ funds. ing in language and international trade, Ford bowl (the area north of the Universi- and Kendra Bernick, a senior majoring in communication and theater arts with a concentration in telecommunications Construction underway for Hurons hit the big time and film. All honorees received cer­ Corporate Education Center Be sure your televisions are tuned to tificates of recognition from the MAGB The Corporate Education Center is ESPN at 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, 1987, and will be recognized with a special now well into the construction stage with to catch the Hurons' first-ever nationally resolution from the Michigan State grand opening celebrations scheduled for televised football game. Legislature. fall 1988. EMU will take on the University of Douglas Kisor, assistant professor of Construction has begun on all phases Toledo in what is only the third national­ art, recently won first place in the Na­ of the CEC, including the center itself, ly televised regular season game in MAC tional Association of Campus Activities the Radisson hotel and the 18-hole public history. annual graphic arts competition in the golf course. The center will contract with The Alumni Office will sponsor multi­ professionally-designed multi-color corporations, professional societies, gov­ ple parties, locally and out of state, the poster category. The work was exhibited ernmental agencies and community orga­ evening of the game. Party kits, including in the Peace Posterexhibit in EMU's Ford nizations to design applications-oriented invitations and party paraphernalia with Gallery in October 1986. training to meet their specific needs. EMU insignia, can be purchased from the Dr. W. Scott Westerman Jr., dean of the Located at 1-94 and Whitaker Road in Alumni Office, and parties may be held College of Education, recently was Ypsilanti, the CEC became a reality in anywhere, from private homes to local named chair-elect of the Advisory Coun­ part through the generosity of Michigan restaurants or taverns with big-screen cil of State Representatives of the Bell, the Ford Motor Co., Chrysler TVs. If you are interested in planning or American Association of Colleges for Corp., the General Motors Corp., the attending such a party, contact Carole Teacher Education. He will serve one Herrick Foundation, the Mitsubishi Devel­ Lick at the Alumni Office, (313) year as chair-elect and become chairman opment Co. and the MichCon Foundation. 487-0250. of the council in 1988.

4 UNIVERSITY CIRCLE 1986 771e individuals and organiz.ations listed here made gifts to Eastern Michigan Un iversity during calendar year 1986. 771e University gratefully acknowledges and thanks all of the benefactors whose gifts helped make this year's achievements possible.

INDIVIDUAL DONORS REGENTS' COUNCIL Ford R. Bryan Clara L. Jylee11 John W & Lois H. Porter Fr ances R. Wa rren Nancy Damoose Dean & Elizabeth £. Leith Margaret M. Robinson* Emil & Juanita Weddige John C. & Marjorie A. Fo u111ai11 Joan K. 7: & Richard H. Liang Riclrard N. & Norma J. Sams Carl D. & Mary I. Yo st Leonhard F Fuld* £. Gregg Liechry A. Alfred Ta ubman John A. Gordon Jr. Ralph & Terry Loren: Margaret D. & Dr. Harry To wsley Howard S. Holmes Al Polls Anthony J. & Dorothy F Trafica111e

PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL Richard H. & Marie Abbo11 Doris Ewing Andrew Kop ec Richard 7: Scire/linger Sam A. Abde/nour Carlos Fa lcon Gerald £. & M. Lua1111e Lamolle Harold (Bud) & Carol Schimmelpfen11eg Anonymous Peter 8. Fletcher Jolrn Lansing Ronald M. & Mamita Seo// Ja11e Babcock* Joan R. Fra11cis Angelina 8. Laycock Ruth 8. Siegel Belly L. & J. D. Barber Jane Gerardot Steven J. ubowski Jack I. & Dorothy Slater Jack J. & Marian L. Bogos John W G/ace Margaret £. & George Lee Carol A. Sousa Joan L. & Leslie Bruckner James H. & R111h Glasgow Mindy R. Leeds Laurence & Joanne Smith Susan M. Burson B. Joy Hansen Marie P. & Earl F Lutz A. &/ward Spitz Alexa11der E. Bu-::.as Bnice C. Harms Ka tlr/een 8. Maddox Robert 8. & Carley Stone Jeanne M. Clerc 77,eodore & Slraron Harrison Peggy Maddox M. /aleen 7710mpson David £. Collins George £. Haynam Christopher J. Marks Vince/II W & May M. Ttng Ronald W & Gerrie Collins Alethea Helbig Everell L. Ma rshall We n C. & Laillia11 S. Ttng Glenda G. & Astor Cornelle Alan G. & Gail L. Hering William M. & Ann S. Martin Kathleen & Fr ank Tinney Gilbert 8. & Peggy L. Cross Robert I. Hislop Burnell Marus Robert J. & Ka ren Tr ahey Pa trick J. & Juanita Curley Helen Hull John J. & Helene R. Maylebe11 V. M. Rao Tumma/a Paul Davidson Elai11e S. Irvin Edward J. & Margaret G. McCormick Steve J. & Eva Ve res Henry 8. Deca/111ve Do11ald A. Johnson £/i:abeth A. Menzi Sandra L. & Roland Wa rd Alice & To m Dessellier Merel Pa rks Johnson John W Metler Bruce L. & Pa tricia R. Wa rren June R. Dogge11 Michael H. & Judith G. Jones Eugene G. & Phyllis Mills Edna Wildt Ka therine Donvig Cleo Kalt: Jea1111e11e W Myers 1-\ilrren S. Williams Joh11 Michael Eisley Karl K. Kahler Alfred L. & Naomi Nelson Lucille Wilson John A. Elwell Herbert C. Kent Marvin Pa sch George R. Yo rk* Genevieve Ely Douglas M. & Carynne A. Keyes Anson & Maria11 £. Raymond Harold* & Belle Yo 1111g Kurt Ely Carol & Claude Kinsey Jr. Marie A. Samson

TOWER CLUB Irene A. Alle11 Eugene M. & Sibylla A. Gibson Maurice W & Leila Riley Jeffrey 7: Taite Fa yo/a F & Major M. Ash Denise M. Gorsli11e Karen & Gary Rose Richard M. 771eise11 Wi lliam & Arlene Baldwin R. Lucille Hammell Ali•i11 E. Rudisill Pa ul E. & Barbara Tr udgen Louis C. & Belly L. Bauer Joanne J. Ha11se11 Fra 11cis Sabo Douglas K. & Suzanne Waj Jle Albert W & Susa11 J. Belskus C. P. & Pa11/a Ha11ck Robert & Be11y Sepa11ek James A. & Doris Wa lker Dorothy L. Ben11e11 Wi lliam K. Hawes &I Shajfron James Wa lters Joseph M. & Char/011e Berto/Ii Artlrur 7: Hayes Charles Shonta Oscar & Della W We inberger Jean S. & Bayard W Bidwell Jerry L. Henderso11 David L. & Cy mlria M. Simmons William L. Wenger II & Susan Hi/I-Wenger P. Nick & Lisa Blanchard Sa11fo rd H. Herman. M. D. Ke1111eth G. & Lois Simmons Lee J. & Pam A. We sterhold Gerald S. & Dorothy L. Brown Jean Higlr Andre\V D. Smith Ira M. & Alice Wheatley James D. & Pa uline W Buchanan Robert 0. & Ka tlreri11e Holkeboer Dorian G. & Barbara Sprandel David L. & Vicki L. Williams Samuel £. Busch 77,omas Howell Helen M. Squiers Martin M. Wi nbury Ted M. Caffe rty John D. Jackson Earl K. & Olive M. Swdt Dorcas D. Wo lf Ursula R. Christian Uoyd Jolr11so11 Harriet M. Sweetland Carl S. & Rose £. Christoph Jerrold R. & Ja11et A. Joseplr William D. & Jean11e M. Swihart *DeceaseDetroit City Athletit Scholarship and 1he David Michael David £. Bra11n Joseph A. & Nancy Chrz1mowski Lebowski Scholarship. established in his memory by Steven Lcbowski. Margarer Breeden Dolores H. Church William D. & Nancy Briggs Fred J. Chynchuk Grerchen Broach Jorge S. & Maureen A. Cisneros 7 Pat Clare 10h11 A. & Carolyn DiBiaggio Franklin F & Patsy L. Fe rguson Harley R. Green Ch arlene Clark 10h11 F Di Natale Edward W 1. & Mary M. Fe rrell James R. Green Gary V. Clark Richard L. & Susan L. Dibble Anita L. Fielder 77,omas H. Green Susan L. & Willia111 C. Clark Olivia L. Dickerman Joan M. Figura Bert I. Greene Larry T. Clayton Ruth L. Didomenico Carl R. Fischer W Henry Greene Linda 1. Clayton 77,erese M. Diegel Dale W Fisher George W Gree11111a11 Greg & Peggy A. Cleveland Raymond L. Diehr Yvonne £. Fisher Gerald T. Gregg Sandra K. Coffey Jack D. Dignan Alice Fisk Dan L. & Sueann Griffith Charles W & Mary Cogar James & Pa tricia 1. Dignan H. Glen & Eleanor Fitch Douglas Griffith Damon £. Cole Irving E. & 771eone S. Dixon Lawrence Floreske George W Griffith Du11ca11 I. Cole William T. Dobson Maureen F Fo ley Kenneth L. Grinstead Carol M. Collins Thomas D. & Barbara 1. Doescher Donald J. Folsom Joan Groh Douglas R. Collins Wa rren A. Dolsen Sharon L. Fo rd Robert A. Gross Marilyn L. & 7710mas M. Collins William A. & Janet Donako111ski Barbara £. Forker Richard L. & Ka thryn L. Groves W Oscar & Edith Collins Eleanore M. Doran Joan M. Foster 771omas M. Gnmdner William R. Collins Ch arisse A. Dore Milton P & Kate Foster Lionel & Carol F Guregian Melinda W Co/quill John A. & Marcia S. Dorr Phyllis W Foster Ke nneth Gust Anne M. & &/ward J. Comeau Le111is F & Euridyce Douglas 10h11 C. & Debra S. Fove11esi Robert M. Guterrez Edward L. & Marian M. Compere James K. & Peggy Dowling Susan S. & Gal)• W Fowler Gerald P Guziak Clyde Connell Cathy Doyle Virginia E. Fo wler 77,omas M. & Dolores Gwalmey Mac B. Conover Ja mes T. Doyle Shirley Fr aley William C. Haefner Allen P Cook Pa tricia E. Drabant Edith S. Frank Florence M. & Wa rner 1. Hakala Karen L. Cooksey 1011 D. Drabe11sto11 Jill 8. & Terence R. Frank Gene L. Hall Darryl M. Coon Ttm Dressel 77wmas H. Franks Gladys Hall 10h11 K. & Eleanor Cooper John 1. Dryden Lynn A. Freeland 10h11 R. Hall Randall R. Cooper Rachel B. & Robert S. Duplessis Ursula Freimarck Kirby T. Hall Tt111othy J. & Monica C. Cornick Peter C. DuBois David P Frickma11 Norma G. Hall Rebecca Corry Frank G. Dugas David A. & Diane L. Friese Charloue R. Halsey Larry Cossey Robert B. Duha William D. Furtwangler Pa tricia M. & William E. Hamilton Albert J. Coudro,1 Ma ry 1. Dulmage Michael J. Gajda Raymond D. Hammond 10h11 P Courte James R. Du/zo Delores Garcia Robert Hammond Leon K. & Ca rol L. Caverly Charles H. Duncan A11e K. & Wa yne S. Gardner Mary L. Hancujf Lawrence £. & Cynthia L. Crawfo rd John Duncan John W & Shirley Garlick Ruth A. Hansen l.ewis A. Crew Rurh Dunning Louise G. Garrison Melvin L. Happel Jr. Wa llace T. Cripps Robert & Donna Du11ovsky Mary Garrison Julia1111 £. & Robert H. Harder Ralf A. Crookston Melanie J. Dunshee Dolores C. & Cass Gaska Robert H. Harding Bradley Cross Elven E. & la ne £. Duvall James 1. Gary To m G. Hardy Richard E. & MW)' S. Cross James K. & Barbara G. Dyer Alice Gauderer* Ruth L. Hargrave Mildred I. Cruickshank Nonvood D. & June E.astman John M. Gau111/e11 Gertrude S. Hargreaves Constance Crump &lirh Eberhard* Wo rden £. & 1001111 Geer Ivan C. & Margaret A. Hamer Ray111ond E. Cryderman Barbara Eby David 1. Geherin Alan Harold William 8. Culber1so11 Sruart L. & Margaret Edmonds Daniel F Gerber Carol L. & John Harris Douglas S. Cullin Dm·id 8. Edwards Peggy Gerber Janice A. Harris Gerald R. Cullin Mildred £. Edwards Sophie H. Gerisch Ca therine Harrison James L. & Nancy L. Cumming Ivan L. Eggemeyer 10h11 Gerpheide Joyce L. Harrison John R. & Audrey M. Cumming Brian D. Einhorn David P & Barbara L. Gienapp James L. & Dorothy Hart Marion A. Curtiss Pa ul & Kathleen Eisele Ralph F & Pa uline Gilden Jay & Kaye A. Ha rtford La111rence Cwp Charles T. Eisenstein Richard A. Giles Milton A. Hartman Louis 1. & Susan P D llngelo S111en Peter Ekstrom Jack Gil/ary Pa tricia 1. & George 1. Hartman Bonnie R. & Donald C. Dafoe Frederick L. Ellicou Cleon Gilliam Robert L. & Carolyn J. Hart11e11 Carl £. & Helen J. Dahlstro111 Brian A. Ellis Eliwbeth Ci/Iota Alan K. Haslam lvah L. Dalee Celeste Ellis To ny W Ci/Iota Daniel 1. & Judith A. Hatch Ja111es E. Dallos Charles N. Ellis D. L. Ci/trow John D. Hatch Kevin T. Daly Elinor M. Ellis Mildred C. Gi11i11ger James B. Hause Sidney & Faye Da111brot F E. Ellis Michael A. G/adclum John M. Havranek Raymond C. Danaher Sharon M. Ellis Barbara Glade Alan D. & Yvonne K. Hayes 10h11 D. Da11ielewicz Frank 1. & Susan Emerick Dorotha L. Gleason George F Hayes Leigh C. & Evelyn 1. Daniels Patricia A. & David Emerick David 8. Gle1111 John E. Hayes Perer W & Patricia A. Danielson Atlrian Etnery Gerald D. Glenn Max & Larraine Hayleu Ttmothy F & Barbara C. Danna Robert W & Jill L. England Dorothy R. Gless Nancy A. Haynes Jerome P & Donna Darga Dennis & Susan Erdmann Leona Glossenger James H. Hays Robert H. Dargel Kimberly M. & Glen E. Erickson Bruce C. Gockerman Bernard F & Fa ye Heb/er Kenneth W & 771eresa W Daue J. Michael Erwin Christopher C. Godwin Donald G. Heidenberger Frederick I. & Maria A. Davis Jack E. Esterline Diane K. Golka R111h M. Heinrich Glenn H. & Joan £. Davis Loren D. Estleman Leon A. & Nancy S. Golub Myrna L. Henderson Harry A. Davis Anthony H. Evans Yvonne M. Golusin Rwh E. Henderson Charles R. & Ca rolee Davisson David M. Evans George D. & Judith A. Good111an Stuart C. & Sally S. Hendricks David L. & Margaret C. Dawson Gary L. Evans Bruce H. Goodsite Jeanne Henle Hazel & George Day 10h11 R. Fa itel Fa nnie E. Goodwin William M. & Maryanne Hennegha11 Salvatore 1. & Arly1111 M. Deangelo Virginia Fa /ahee Steven G. Gordon Marion C. & Eila Henry Charles £. Dee David H. & Carolyn L. Fali11g Symond R. Goulieb Pa ul Henry 10h11 C. Delcamp Badie N. Fa rah Michael J. Gaulish Ka therine A. & Alfred F Herberma11n Rosemary Deloach Ronald F & Margaret D. Fa rinacci Douglas W Go111/er Peg Herman Robert G. Delosh Reynolds Fa rley William A. Gracie Stephan M. Herrell Dennis J. & Barbara A. Delprato T110mas M. Farley Niles 0. & Mary L. Graden Christian Herrmann Goldie N. & Delton De1111is Richard A. Fa si11g Robert C. Grady Mark R. Hess Elwood V. Denton Carolyn M. & Harry T. Faull David Graham Dale £. & Gloria Heydlaujf Ronald & Helen DePuit Richard S. Fe de/em Harry A. & Doris H. Graichen Donnie R. Hibbius Arthur D. Desch J. Michael & Ann £. Fe eney Lois A. & G. Douglas Grant &/ward J. Hibner Gary Devine Irving & Cynthia L. Fe ller M. J. Gray 8 Beverly R. & Philip W Dew11 Gilbert G. Fe nnimore Edward Green *Deceased William C. Knudson Nancy L. Malecki Sco11 Koll Steven M. Malkiewicz Alan J. Ko lod Clare £. Maloney Elvia Krajewski-Jaime Mary E. Mancini Wa rren R. & Mary J. Krause Nancy Mannausa James J. & Marie E. Krebs Barbara A. Mansfield Ve rn A. Kresbach Arthur J. Marcell David Kreinbring James G. Marron Lorie L. Kremkow Claude J. & T1111rley C. Marsh Roselyn M. Krift Richard W Marshall Donna S. & Joseph L. Kuhlman Elaine Martin Helen £. Kuhn James R. Martin Elwood J. & J11ne K11 reth Martin F. Martinsky Lou M. K)prie &/ward A. & Carol A. Massura Ronald D. La Beau Ronald Mathis Regems ' Council, President's Council and To wer Club members enjoyed the James R. Laatsch Jack R. & Judith Maulin Un iversity's annual appreciation dinner lasr November in Hoyt Conference Rwh M. Labadie Wa iler A. & Nancy J. Maw/is Ce111er. Here, John Eisley, Harold Pe rry and M,: and Mrs. We n Ting share William £. Labedzki David K. & Grace K. Maxfield a rable and conversation. 711e nexr appreciarion dinner is plannedfo r the spring Daniel H. Lakso Robert H. Mayhew of 1988. Be1•erly L. Lalonde Daniel A. & Aino Maynard Brian D. Lambert Ronnie Mayse Stephen L. Landes Leonard H. Mazur Ma11rice I. & Norma Laney Robert Mazzeo Brien R. Lang Jim McAllister Chesler F. & Norma Hicks Dennis C. Jackson John A. Langer Courtney McAnuff T11omas L. & Chris Hiebel Janelle Jackson Roy J. & Merry L. Langset Barbara £. McBe1h Ka1h/een B. Hillegas Marjorie M. Jackson William £. & Ruth £. Lape Arthur N. McCafferty John J. Hiller William Jackson Arline G. Lappeus Janet A. McCall T11omas R. & Sandra H. Hines Milton Jacobi Mary D Lovers James & Carol L. McCartney Gary L. & Mary J. Hinkle R111h M. Jameson Gerald V. & Jo L. Lawver Sandra E. McClennen Lilyan L. Hinkley Fra nces Jeanne Kate Leach Jon H. McC/ory Sheryl Hirsch John J. & Mildred M. Jellema Bercry £. Leas George £. & Pa tricia K. McCloud Wa yne A. & Bonna J. Hiser Carl T. Jepson Judith M. Lec1ka C. A. McC/umpha Myrna M. & T110mas Hi1chman Jr. £. Jay & Lo11ise P. Jernigan Steven A. Lederer Mark D. & Be1h McClure Deborah A. & William P. Hoban Emily & S1even Jessup Richard D. & Natalie A. Lee Bessie & Henry L. McColl Robert Hodesh Coleman & Margaret Jewell Dennis & W Anne Lefond Norman E. McCorry Milton T. & Susan Hodgins Bonnie J. & R.aymond G. Johnson Dale R. & Linda Leslie Bud Mccourt Clara J. & Gerald Hoedema M. Elsie Johnson Karen J. Levin Marcia McCrory Steven R. Hoekman Gertrude £. Johnson Daniel H. Levine Cathryn S. McCready Vernon Hoffe rn Jeanelle Johnson Rosemary A. Lewis A11drea McCuisro11 Hartmut F. W Hoft John £. Johnson Elaine Libbey Dennis P. McCulle11 Suvo1111e M. Hogan Richard P. Johnson Annelle Lilly Ronald J. McDougal Wa yne Hogrefe Donald A. Jones Ka thryn L. Limberg-Karr Stephen R. McDowell Man,in D. & Diane Holladay Eleonor B. Jones George W Linn Joseph W McE/roy Ralph S. Hommel Hayes W & Odeene Jones Peter R. Linn Mitchel R. McE/ya Patricia & Case Hoogendoorn Kyle M. H. & Merrilee Jones Roger J. Linn Emily J. McFadden Steven Hooley Angela & David Kaercher Hi/die J. Lipson Wa nda McG/asson John 0. & Alica C. Hooper A111hony J. & Carol A. Kap trosky Anita A. & Jim Lister Pa ul D. McG/ynn Mark £. Hoover Stuart A. Karabenick Gail M. Lobbestael Bonnie McGrath Ek.abeth Hopf Ronald S. Karais: Sandra J. Lobbes1ae/ Wilbert J. & Virginia M. McKeachie Ke nne1h L. Homing Abraham Karem Herb Loner Paul T. & Marilyn McKelvey Sam Horton Lee Kauerman Gay & John Longyear Marcya111,a R. McKenzie Alice E. Hounam Roplh Katz uisimer Lopata Amy C. McKinley Ch ristine V. & Edward L. Hovan William W & Sandra L. Kayser Carl W Lord Marshall S. & Janet Mclennan George M. & Janet Howe Kerry W Ke ating Robert J. Lord A. R. McMillan Gregory G. Howe Lelah L. Keeler We ndy Lo11gee Rwh McNamara Hugh A. Hoyt David C. & Diane F. Ke ller Joanne Lo11nd John C. & Mary £. McRoberts S. Joseph Hudson Uoyd E. & Elizabeth J. Keller Hugh W & Leona I. Lo1•e/a11d Allison K. McShane Cyril L. & Cathy Hufano Belly Kemnitz Donald S. & Emily Lowe Cleme111 Means Mae S. Huff Ross T. & Denise £. Kennedy Harry J. Low1her £/izabe1h Meech Bill S. H11ffm an Elizabeth Ke nnelly Henry W Loyd Ronald J. & Pa tricia A. Meeuwsen Debra J. Hughes Ronald J. Kennis Darleen Luchenbill Everet/ Meggill Phillip N. Huhn Marla Kerkam Sandra J. & Pa 11/ Lunn Gene £. & Borbara Megiveron Ruth A. H11i111 Benjamin Ke rner Roger H. H. Luoma Murray Meisels Douglas W & Kathy Hull Cecil C. & Dolores Kesson Robert M. Luton Erik & Janet K. Melander John E. Hull & Gail A. Huss-Dearvang Clyde Kieft Robert A. Luiz Robert C. Menson John H. Hull Mary & Joe A. Kimbrough John T. & Marilyn Lynch Nick & Joyce £. Menzo Fi nn D. Hum/eker R11ssell L. Kincaid Vida & Arthur MacA rth11r Michael Merrick Michael W & Chris1ine Hungo Judith A. King Janet A. MacDonald Lesley A. Metz Ma ry L. Hull/ Charles B. Ki1111ey Lois J. MacDonald David £. & Sandra J. Meyer Gregory £. Huszcw Irma E. Kionka Horace MacMahan Calvin B. & Belle Michael Ronald E. Hutchins Margaret M. Kirchman William A. & Grace M. MacFarland Joanne M. Michalak Darlene R. & Herbert H. Hutchison John N. & Carolyn A. Kirkendall Ty rone Mack Peter Michalowski Jean G. & Marland P. Hutt Edward J. Kisch Beverly J. & T110mas A. Mackey Diane & Dale S. Michelson Kendee Huxley Margaret A. Klammer Ibrahim & Barbara J. Madany James S. Mignano Bennie Hyden James J. & Claudia Klassa Olga M. Madar Seraphime & Adela V. Mike Salva/Ore S. & Mary E. /aq11inta Wi lliam Klein Nick M. Madias Olis W & Donna R. Milhouse Sheila M. Ingersoll Wa rren K. & Chris1ine D. Klojkom Michael B. Magnan Mabel C. Millenbach R. Perry Innes Wimon A. & Marilyn D. Kloosterman Muriel & Ludwig Majneri Alfred Miller Ila A. Irish A111hony Knowles John A. Makar Eugene M. & Kay M. Miller Robert R. Irish Kenneth D. Knowles Donna G. Malcolm Georgiana K. Miller 9 John A. & Elizabeth F. Miller Gary M. 0111en Leland & Catherine Rendel Perry J. Samson Margaret R. & John J. Miller Richard 0111e11 Molly H. Reno Russell E. Samuel Robert E. & Elizabeth Miller Amw M. Pa ckard Debra B. & Joseph Repine Pedro P Sanchez Doris E. Milliman Mark L. Pa ngburn John S. & Nancy r Reynolds Olin & Fra nces R. Sanders Unda R. Mills Richard P Pankow Josephine Rhodes Pa ul Sandfo rd Shirley M. Milne Jung Y. Pa rk Brian E. Rice Francis H. & Simone M. Sands Ann C. Milner Hugh G. & Mary J. Pa rker Dale L. & Peggy A. Rice Seymour H. & Harriet Sandweiss Jeremiah R. Minifield Ivan W. Pa rker Jean Richards Edward J. Sanger Adelia C. Minor Lucy N. Pa rker Marian R. Richards Richard A. & Rwh M. Santer Patricia J. Mintz Evelyn G. Pa rr Rlllh Richards Sharon A. Sapie11z Jack D. & Esther S. Minzey Arthur & Joan W. Pa rris nwmas W. Richards James E. & Belly L. Sargent Barbara J. Mitchell Randolph C. Paschke Allan J. & n1eresa A. Richardson Dean A. Sauer Herbert J. & Ana J. Mitchell Ralph R. & Christine N. Paso/a Joyce A. Rienecke Gary & Barbara Saum Virginia F. Mitchell Salvatore A. & S11san Pa ssalac qua James N. Riethmiller Ronald J. & Elizabeth M. Saunders . John F Molloy Suresh Pa tel Pa tricia A. & Kenneth Riethmiller Carleton M. & Joan M. Samge Glenn A. Momeyer Lee C. Pa 11011 Lee & Rlllh Rigsby Friedrich G. Saver James M. & Te rry/ L. Monkiewicz Cecil E. Payne Edward D. Riley Dorothy E. Scannell Jean M. & Joseph Mo111ecillo Carol A. & Hbde D. Peacock Kenne1'1 R. & Joa1111 Riopelle Alvin L. & Marilyn J. Schalge Charles P Mo111gomery Ray D. & Merily n J. Peake Norma E. Risch Sa11dra K. Schau/er Mark A. Moon David A. Pear Ca1heri11e M. Riseng Mary 8. Scheff1er nwmas F. & Alicia C. Moore Donald W. Pearson Robert A. Riswu Cheryl L. Schemers Vidy & Morris A. Morgan Marina Pere: Sally Rimrd Joan A. Schiller Marie C. Morin Ludwick J. & Claire S. Perman Wa lter F. Robens Donald C. & Ka 1herine Schilling Jerry 8. & William W. Morris Jr. Harold R. Perry Nancy & William Robertson Pa ul F. Schlanderer Joe D. & Julia S. Morris Catherine J. Pe 11i1wri Marjorie J. Robillard Lauren & Pa tricia Schleh Michael G. & U11da C. Morris Grace M. & Ed Pfa u Jay L. & Machree Robinson Barbara R. Schmid Wi lliam P & Dian Morris David W. Phelan J111ius M. Robi11so11 Sharro11 K. Sch111i11 Harry E. & Leah Morton Kenneth W. & Jane Phifer Paul R. & Janice S. Robinson Richard A. Schnell John R. Moyer Edith C. Phillips J. Robert Rock Caroly11 A. Schoenig James H. Mu/chay Gwendolyn A. Phillips Anacleto Rodriguez Lawrence M. Schop/e r Robert J. Mull R. Chase & Velma Phipps Wa /domar M. Roeser nwmas W Schrodt Gary E. & Diane J. Murg Glen J. Pieczynski Douglas Rogez Virginia C. Schroeder Norma J. Murray Richard L. & Unda R. Pife r Ellen M. Rolfe Ray Schultz William E. & Elizabeth J. Musham La1•er11a G. Pinke/I Michael A. Rome} Robert W & Nadine N. Sch11/tz Douglas H. Mussin Edward M. Pi111er Edward J. Ronco Ben Schurgin Jerome Myszkowski Fr ank J. Pio111ek Mark W Root Charles Schwz Robert W. & Roberta G. Myyra Janet Pitman Edna V. Ropp David Schwart: Randy A. Narowitz Mark C. P/echa Andre J. Rosalik Allan R. Schwarz James A. & Geralyn M. Nash Helen C. Po chody/o Frank E. Ross Richard Sch111arze Michael G. Nastos Harold R. Pogats Isabel Ross Robert J. Sclesky James C. Neering Lana & Henry Pollack Mary R. Ross Ka thleen Scot Daryl L. 8. Negendank Peter M. Po llack Pa tricia A. Ross Karl E. Seo/I Fr ank W. & Madeline Neil Jane H. Po llack Margare1 L. & n1eodore K. Rossi1er nwmas M. Sco11 Harrie/I S. Nielson Elizabeth P & Richard M. Po meroy Richard F. Ro1h & Karin E. Hu111-Ro1h A. J. Seitz Greg G. Nelson Norma J. Pond Robert E. & Sarah J. Rowland Raymond Seeger Laura C. & Wa llace Newcomb Floyd W. & Grace E. Porter Charles J. & n1elma M. Ruckhaber Joseph A. Sesi Alice R. Nichols Charles Po rtos Gle1111 R. Ruihley G(/1)' D. Seller Bernard J. & Melinda Nicksich James J. & Belly M. Po wers Robert 8. Ruokolai11e11 John E. Shadfo rd Norman J. & Irma A. Niesen Diane M. Pray Carleton K. & Dorothy M. Rush Ei•elyn & M

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Kenneth "Red " Si111111011s, '33, was honored as an Al Potts, '35, after cataract surgery is still a televi­ 1910 honorary referee at the 1987 Wo men's Big Ten In­ sion host and producer for the University of Southern Dr. F.J. Barkman, '18, earned his M. D. from the door Track and Field Championships held in Ann Florida. Potts also served as master of ceremonies University of Colorado in 1925 and has operated his Arbor in February. at the 1986 Golden Ye ars Homecoming banquet. private practice for more than 62 years. A resident Although she is retired , Mary Louise Ha11cuff , '34, Jane A. Renton Rehberg, '35, is enjoying retire­ of Dallas, Texas. Barkman specializes in aviation '35, remains active with the City Council and City ment, dancing, panicipating in church activities and medicine. Building Committee in Baldwin City, Kan. She cementing new friendships. She and her husband Thelma Grein, '19, has seen Halley's comet twice earned a master's degree from the University of Col­ Clark, '38, traveled to Scotland last year and soon in 75 years. She keeps busy with Latchkey and is orado and taught for many years. will be visiting Germany. a reading tutor to second grade students near her Eleanor Hicks Reed, '34, taught college English un­ After a long and colorful career as a teacher and Sylvania, Ohio, home. She is also a pen pal to til 1981 and says she's now pleasantly retired and wrestling coach, Deanl. Rockwell, '34, is now self­ several fifth and eighth grade students and spent living in Virginia's Shenandoah Va lley. employed as a sales engineer with the Cliffo rd­ three weeks in Florida last year. A grandmother of seven, Carrie E. Broughton, '35, Rockwell Company in Detroit. taught for 23 years and is now retired. She and her A director of school food services for 25 years, Jane 1920 husband Ken live in Deckerville, Mich .. and spend Addams-Schmidl, '35, now is retired and is involved Glen11a Bouglmey Carr, '23, '59, '63, of Lansing, five winter months in Venice, Fla. in the AAUW, League ofWomen Vo ters, Wildnower still meets with several of her old MSNC roommates and African Violet clubs. She Jives in Leesburg. and last year the group celebrated its 50th reunion. After 37 years. Fra11ces A. Moyer Gaylor, '35, retired from the Lake Orion community schools and Fla .. with her husband Orvel. A member of the Harmonious Mystic Sorority now is active in the Michigan Education Associa­ He/e11 F. (Johnson) Six, '36, was married April 6, founded in 1900. Doris Ross Stadel, '23, '30, says tion at the regional level. She also is active in 0. E.S. 1986. to Herbert Six, a retired professor of music the group still has a small membership of alumni and church work. from the University of Missouri. They enjoy attend­ who meet twice a year, including t'M'l 1913 graduates ing concerts in their Naples. Fla .. winter home. who attend regularly. The sorority has been known milter C Gibbs, '35, is sci f-employed as a real estate as Alpha Mu Sigma since 1924. Stadel lives in Ann broker and is active in many civic activities. The Kathleen Dmmm Bascardin, '37, a retired elemen­ Arbor with her husband Clarence. Detroit resident serves on city and state advisory tary school principal, served as national president committees. of Alpha Xi Delta fraternity and currently is serv­ Charlolle Lorena Kalmbach Coming, '25, '61, A retired social studies teacher. Margaret E/i'Qlbeth ing as Connecticut state president of Alpha Delta retired in 1969 from the Grosse Pointe schools. In Kappa, an honorary sorority for women educators. September 1986. she presented a paper fo r the Wi11d- Howey He11gert, '35, now is a travel agent and en­ .. 111ill Poime Question titled "Schools of Ye steryear. joys traveling. dancing. bowling and golf. She lives ow retired and living in Valparaiso, Fla .. Pa tricia in Livonia. Rust Rowley, '37, and her husband, who is retired Ve lla M. Herman11 Hill, '27, '33, '50, now retired, Kenneth E. Howe, '35, is retired from the U.S. from the United States Air Force, have five children taught for 40 years. 23 of which were in Lansing, and five grandchildren. The Rowleys travel around where she now lives. Department of State. where he served as a foreign service officer. He also is a retired professor and the U.S.A. as much as they can, visiting old friends Katheri11e Alla Truax McClure, '27, '35, '7(), taught dean of education at the University of Nonh Carolina wherever they find them. camp management for MSNC's Physical Education at Greensboro. Howe and his wife Wilma, '34, Jive Department in 1928. An Ann Arbor resident. in Frankfort. Mich. 1940 McClure is retired from the Ann Arbor schools. 8. Eloise (Tillotso11) laRue, '35, retired 12 years Elle11 Mario11 Hagel Cava11augh, '40, lives in St. Bud Brown, '28, retired from the Ferndale Board ago from the Charlevoix schools. She has four Louis. Mich., with her husband Tom and keeps busy of Education in 1967 after 39 years. He and his wife children. two of whom are EMU graduat.es and one with classical music, writing poetry and leading E­ Harrie/le Adams, '31, have traveled to every state currently is pursuing her master's degree at Eastern. z Motion classes for senior citizens. except Oregon and Wa shington in their trnvel trailer. Helen K. (Krebs) Maddox, '35, received her mas­ Now retired and living in Scottsdale, Ariz., They live in Clearwater, Fla .. where they remain Emestine M. Wo mer Decoe, '40, "''"ts to say "Hi" active in EMU alumni activities. ter's degree in home economics from Columbia University in New Yo rk City. She now is retired and to her friend Elsin Good rich Powel I. Luella Bay/er lewis, '28, '30, transferred to nurs­ has traveled abroad a great deal. She and her hus­ Hilda (levi11) Patterso11, '40, '50, is retiring for the ing and retired from a career in public health in 1981. band John live in Lakeland, Fla .. part of the year. second time as director of the St. Michael School She and her husband enjoy Elderhosteling and trdvel­ and spend the rest of the year in Arlington. Texas. in Dallas. Texas. Along with her husband P.dt, she ing. She says that watching her grandchildren grow After a 39-year tenure, Richard H. Mahard, '35, will be engaging in deep-sea diving as well as is a nice pastime and she also keeps busy with visiting Scotland. She also is a writer of children's volunteer work. is now a professor emeritus at Denison University. Mahard lives in Granville. Ohio. with his wife books. Marian Nier, '34. Elsi11 Goodrich Powell, '40, was re-elected vice 1930 president of the ational Education Association­ Robert E. LeAnderson, '30, and his wife Hazel Now retired. Gertrude C. Mo11tgomery, '35, says she is enjoying life on a small .. hobby" fa rm out­ Retired. She and her husband Elton, '40, have lived recently celebrated their 50th anniversary. They live in Williamston. Mich.. since 1975. Both now are in Cedar, Mich. side of Oberlin. Ohio, where she enjoys the con­ servatory events and other advantages of living near retired. Rancho Cordova. Calif.. resident Ardis Va 11der, '30, Oberlin College. Stanley W. Allen, '42, is a retired pastor and is ac­ teaches in the Lauback Literacy Program. After 26 years of teaching, Leola Marguerite Mull, tive in paper recycling. nursing home and hospice After retiring from the Bay-Arenac intermediate '35, retired in 1975. She and her husband Dan have ministry. clown ministry and sales and service in school district in 1972, Beulah Beso11 Miller Ma r­ four grandchildren and her hobbies are gardening. clown supplies. He lives in Minneapolis. Minn.. viii, '31, '54, '61, has kept busy with art, music. reading and travel. with his wife Elizabeth. writing, AAUW and church activities. She now lives in Green Va lley, Ariz .. and sometimes visits her daughter in Ann Arbor.

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EMU professor emerita Barbara J. Bor usch, '42, Nona R. O'Cmmor, '42, retired from the Arlington F. Richard Holly, '43, of Rochester. .Y.. retired retired from Eastern in 1979. moved to Arizona and County. Va .. schools in 1985 after 30 years as a from Eastman Kodak in 1983. now lives in Scottsdale. Borusch says she·s sorry to teacher. Geraldine Marie H1111t, '43, taught for five years miss Homecoming and old friends and students. Charles E. Oxley, '42, and his wife Grace, '64, in Birmingham and Keego Harbor. one year in Both Dorothy (Allen) Boussum, '4 2, and Charles retired from the Ann Arbor schools in 1978. They Wayne and 25 years in Holt, Mich. She retired in W., '42, are retired from the Bay City. Mich .. have traveled to Europe, the British Isles and parts 1978. schools. The Boussums have two grown children. of the U.S.A. They volunteer in Red Cross, church 801111ie J. Rose Joh11so11, '43, and her husband Ray­ and senior citizens groups and spend winters in Pa ul E. Chamberlai11, '42, is a retired U.S. Army mond recently celebrated their 40th wedding an­ Panama City. Fla. lieutenant colonel and also is retired from the niversary. Now retired. she enjoys traveling and the Michigan public schools. Now living on a centen­ Nicholas J. (Nick) Preketes, '42, '46, currently self­ activities of her fo ur children and five grandchildren. nial farm in Litchfield. Mich .. with his wife Lore, employed as a manufacturers representative and Retired high school guidance counselor Bemice '68, Chamberlain also is the president and fo under distributor, lives in Lambertville, Mich., with his f Adele K11obloch, '43, works six weeks a year on an of the U.S. Anny Field Anillery Of icers Candidate wife Beryl Kuehne, '45, an art education teacher early retirement contract. She also coordinates an School Alumni Association. in the Bedford schools. Beryl has spent time dur­ awards program. which she headed for 20 years ing recent summers in Rockport, Mass .. creating Rella Maxi11e Charter, '42, is enjoying travel and before retiring. Knobloch lives in Avila Beach. watercolor paintings and also is president of the playing piano and organ since her retirement from Calif.. with her husband William. Detroit Arca Council of Delta Kappa Gamma. Nick the Detroit Board of Education. Charter is also is serving his second term as chairman of the Bed­ Jerome A. Lamb, '43, has practiced law in Ypsilanti librarian fo r the Oakway Symphony near her since 1949 and is also chairman of the board of First Farmington Hills home. ford Township Compensation Commission. Savings Association of Ypsilanti. Now retired from CornellUniversity in Ithaca. N.Y.. Former Goodison Hall dorm president Marjorie Mary E. Purchase, '42, has had a fe llowship A panicipant in the Tucson. Ariz ..senior olympics. May Co/bum, '42, is now a homemaker after established in her name at that university. The fe llow­ Rolland J. La11gem1an, '43, is the track official for teaching in the Dearborn and Ann Arbor schools. ship will help support graduate students who wish the University of Arizona and lives in Grand Va lley, Her husband Scott owns a western wear store in to apply science and technology in solving problems Ariz .. with his wife Mary. Livonia. . for families and communities. ..Professional . volunteer Jea11 Ruth Le1111ox, '43, Corunna Mich .. resident Ada Marie Den11is, '42, . The corporate medical director for ChryslerCorp. will serve as coordinator of the Dearborn arca·s 1987 has retired after 40 years of teaching. 32 of which in Detroit. Dr. Orio Joh11 Robi11so11 Jr. , '42,planned Ta x Counseling for the Elderly program in coopera­ were in the Corunna school . to retire in January 1987. tion with the IRS and the Michigan Treasury Office. Eleanor M. Ellis, '42, retired in 1976 from the Ann (Amy) Joyce W11rl Ta ylor, '42, taught math. was a After working in a private business for 25 years. Arbor schools and lives in Ann Arbor with her hus­ substitute teacher. has been a rate analysis techni­ Bmce J. Maslin, '43, returned to the field of educa­ band James. cian for Sentry Insurance and a travel counselor and tion and taught in Belleville. Later he became super­ Esther A. (Kokales) Ke11tes, '42 , '64, now is retired escort. She lives in Brooklyn Center. Minn .. with visor of compensatory education for grades K-9. from the Pinckney schools and lives in Ann Arbor. her husband Bob. covering eight schools. Now he is retired and en­ joys hobbies and traveling with his wife Jewel. Constance Mariann K11ight, '42, taught mathe­ Although she retired in 1969 as an elementary school matics until 1970. then w. is a counselor until 1983. principal. Mary Eliwbeth Va 11"lm11er, '42, still en­ Elea11or M. Ty ler McGarry, '43, retired from She was a partner with her husband Edwin in a joys golfing. bowling. ceramics and church work in elementary teaching in Bath. Ohio. and now is bar/lounge business until his death in 1984. She the village of Genesee. Mich .. where she lives with employed with the Chamber of Commerce in Fort spent last June through March traveling between her husband Clyde. The VanWormers also enjoy Myers Beach. Fla. Mission Viejo, Long Beach and Palm Springs. traveling. Olga Marie Podayko Most, '43, of Dearborn. taught Calif .. visiting her sisters. Marie Tumer Doyle, '43, resigned as chief executive physical education for 10 years in the Dearborn Eva11 David La11e, '42 , now is retired after 20 years assistant to the Kentucky state superintendent of public schools. then raised a family of three children. of teaching in the Michigan and New Yo rk schools. public instruction in January 1986 to accept an ap­ A1111 Marie Pavlovich Rowla11d, '43, was married He spent 15 years with the New Yo rk State Divi­ pointment as adjunct associate professor in the to George Row land five years ago. ow retired, sion of Drug Abuse Prevention Services and also School of Education at the University of Louisville. Row land and her husband spend winters in aples. is the current events facilitator for senior citizens Celia E. Lewis Egland, '43, taught early elemen­ Fla .. and summers in Va nderbilt. Mich. groups through Rockland Community College. tary grades in Wy,1ndotte for eight years. then raised A graduate of theDearborn schools. Dolly Virgi11ia Earl George Lockwood, '42, lives in Lake City. a family of four children. including a set of twins. Pesh Sharples, '43, retired from teaching in the same Mich .. with his wife Ve ra, '43. He retired from She is an cider in the Allen P,a rk Presbyterian Church schools after 35 years. Now she keeps busy doing education in 1977 and is a member of the American and enjoys travel. bridge and golf. volunteer work at Oakwood Hospital in the gift shop Legion and other organizations in Wexford and Va lley Center. Calif.. resident Hazel Jea11 E1•a11s, and outpatient admitting. Missaukee counties. '43, retired after 27 years as a counselor to junior '42, Margaret Louise Sias, '43, taught in the Camden. Wilbert J. McKeachie, a professor of psy­ and senior high school students. She is now active Dundee and Way ne. Mich .. schools and now is in­ chology at the University of Michigan. w. is awarded in community activities and grows avocados with volved in historical and genealogical research. the American Psychological Association Distin­ her husband Jim, '4 6. guished Te aching Award. McKeachie lives in Dexter Belly Jane Stockwell, '43, teaches piano in her She loved teaching but Lucille G. (Killer) Fulcher, with his wife Vi rginia, '42. private studio in her Anaheim. Calif.. home. She '43, says retirement is great. There·s never a dull specializes in preschool and kinderganen classes and Emily Sawyer Monroe, '42, '44, retired from the moment in her activities. which involve aerobics. directs children·s music in her church. Webberville community schools in May 1985 after entertaining her grandchildren. friends and her son. 30 years of teaching. She lives in Williamston. An MSNC home economics graduate. Fr ankie B. Mich .. with her husband Lloyd. Hand, '43, spent the last 16 of her 41 years with the Detroit Board of Education as a school counselor.

14 Along with raising a family of 10 children. Betty George W. Gaudy, 'SO, retired after 30 years with Media specialist Robert Russell Robi11so11, '50, says J. (Depres) Va 11debo11coeur, '43, earned her master's Chrysler. His last assignment with Chrysler was as his greatest accomplishment was marrying his wife degree in library science from San Jose State Univer­ expansion manager at the El Paso/Juarez electrical Eloise. who was instrumental in his becoming a sity in 1980 and has been a librarian at Stanford components plant. The Indian Harbour Beach, Fla., Christian. The Robinsons live in Bainbridge Island, University in California since 1971. Her husband resident currently is working part time with Yan Poll Wash ., and have three children. James, '43, is a professional philatelist. Services, Inc., a Chrysler subsidiary. Since Na11cy M. Schulz, 'SO, and her husband Ed­ Mario11 Lavelle Coates Williams, '43, retired three Mary Elisabeth Gorto11, '5� '61, earned all her col­ ward, 'SI, have both retired, they have been spend­ years ago from the Flint Board of Education. lege credits commuting from Flint. She is now 76 ing time at their summer home at Canada Creek Mary Hemillgway Bartolacci, '44, a retired prin­ years old and is enjoying a fruitful retirement after Ranch in northern Michigan. TheSchulzes are proud cipal at St. Mary's school in Charlolle. Mich .. has being an elementary educator for 37 years. Gorton grandparents and enjoy golf, travel and cruising the eight children and 10 grandchildren. Her husband lives in Russellville. Ark .. with her husband Wesley. Great Lakes on board their boat, the "Why Knot." Joseph, '47, retired from the Michigan Department George Helvey Jr., '50, head of the Science Depart­ After 33 years in city planning and community of Social Services in 1983 and the Bartolaccis now ment at Midland High School in Midland, Mich .. development with the city of Saginaw. Howard spend their winters in Lakeland, Fla. has received numerous awards throughout his Gerord Shel/raw, 'SO, now is a self-employed city Roseville resident Madeli11e M. Wi1111er Fey/, '45, teaching career, including an award for outstanding planning consultant. retired after 33 years of teaching in Michigan achievement in high school chemistry from the Daris Elai11e Sierma11, '50, taught in Trenton and schools. Midland section of the American Chemical Soci­ with the U.S. Army. where she received her physical ety. That award cited Helvey for excellence as an Once cited as one of the five leading administrators therapy cenificate as a lieutenant. She currently lives instructor. dedication to teaching and his ability to in Tacoma, Wash ., with her husband Melvin and in recreational sports, Dr. Rod11ey }. Grambeau, motivate students to pursue scientific interests. '46, retired from the University of Michigan's Divi­ their two children. / Jack Hipple, '5� retired in June 1986 after 36 years sion of Physical Education last fall. He also has been Now retired from his position as works coordinator as a teacher in the Dearborn and River Rouge chairman and editor of the National To uch and Flag for the Dearborn Board of Education. Charles V. Football Rules since 1957 and a consultant to the schools. Hipple and his wifeShirley recently moved Stee11, 'SO, lives in Dearborn with his wife United States Olympic Committee. to Silver Lake. Mich. Catherine, who taught physical education at Eastern In November 1985, Marjorie Jea11 Fu11k, '47, of After teaching 10 years in Michigan and 20 years from 1945 to 1952. in the Fairfax. Va ., public schools. Mary Louise Hollywood, Fla.. and Eu11ice Ford, '47, of Sand William Va lley, 'SO, has been living and working Wa gar G1111drom, '50, retired in June 1986. Piper Bay, Ore., traveled together on a cruise through in Lapeer since graduation from EMU. He currently the Panama Canal and vicinity. Both now are retired. Milford. Mich .. resident Uoyd Edward Keller, 'SO, is the director of instruction fo r the Lapeer com­ Leo11ard Kraft, '48, now is a real estate broker­ retired last June after 18 years with the Livonia munity schools. salesman and realtor after 20 years as an ad­ public schools, where he was an assistant principal. Pa ul Lee Wilder, 'SO, retired in 1984 after 34 years ministrator in higher education. He lives in Jackson­ Prev iously, Keller was an elementary principal fo r as an English teacher with the Monroe public the Detroit public schools from 1950 to 1968. ville. Fla. schools. He also was a baseball coach for 25 years. Mary L. Buck11er, '49, and her husband Marvin Elementary remedial reading teacher Carol Climer Heading the Office of Revenue Sharing in the U.S. Lally, 'SO, is married and has four grown children went on a month-long vacation fo llowing his retire­ Department of the Treasury under the Carter ad­ ment. They hope to attend more Denver alumni and three grandchildren. Sh.e lives in New Hanford, ministration is just one of the accomplishments of N.Y., with her husband James. gatherings in the future. Bemadi11e De1111i11g, 'SJ, who currently is the direc­ Now an assistant merchandiser for the J.C. Penney tor of the city of Detroit's Human Rights Depart­ 1950 Co. in Greensboro. N.C., Raymo11dJoseph Maso11, ment. She has a master's and a doctorate from Wayne Elvi11 F.Betz, '50, retired in July 1985 after 34 years 'SO, retired after 30 years in high school math and State University and also served as the executive in public education. He and his wife Phyllis spend administration. He has taught in Michigan, New director of school/community relations for the their time traveling, golfing and hiking. Yo rk state and Vermont. Detroit schools. Retired Gadsden. Ala .. teacher Laura Isabell Bill­ A teacher in the English Department at Sandusky Albert E. Gallup, '51, is serving as acting dean of i11gsley, 'SO, still is active with the Girl Scouts and High School, Sandusky, Mich., Le11a M. 0/brich, Community High School in Ann Arbor. is the crafts coordinator for part of the Cahaba 'SO, '54, '68, also teaches at St. Clair County Com­ Dr. M. Robert Groham, 'SJ, has been appointed munity College. District IV. She soon may begin workingwith handi­ coordinator of intensive English programs at the capped scouts. Lola Steve11So11 O'Meara, 'SO, recently completed University of Detroit. Graham came to U. of D. from Sophia (Bu1111y) Oark, '5� and her husband Harry, 32 years in elementary education. Now she is Southeast Missouri State University. where he taught 'SI, are vice president and president, respectively, teaching a course in newspapers in education at in the English Department and the International of their own company, Clark Communications. For Michigan State University. O'Meara lives in East Business Institute. Lansing with her husband William. 29 years, Harry was communications manager for Orvid Harja, 'SI, recently retired after 35 years as Dow Chemical in Midland and Sophia has been a Since retiring as a teacher and legal secretary in an industrial arts teacher. 30 of which were in the successful artist and substitute teacher. 1983, Edwi11 E. Pro11g, '5� has been doing volunteer St. Joseph, Mich .. schools. He lives in St. Joseph An English teacher at St. Clair Community Col­ work four days a week with. the Institute for Global with his wife Carol and is active in community lege for 23 years and English Department chairman Education, a peace and justice group. volunteer work, church work and with the local soup for the last nine years. Richard J. Colwell, 'SO, lives Lore11 W. Powell, 'SO, has spent 35 years in the in­ kitchen. in Port Huron with his wife Iris, 'SO, a homemaker. surance business since graduating from EMU. His Currently building a retirement home near Gaylord, Pa ul We sley Day, 'SO, now is retired and is presi­ wife Donna is a speech pathologist for the Flint Leo P. Schuch, 'SI, retired in 1985 as a school ad­ dent and owner of Overhead Drive Co. of Oklahoma Board of Education and frequently employs student ministrator. His wife Jea11ette Mo11agha11, 'SJ, City, Okla. He lives in Cookson. Okla .. with his teachers from EMU. She also has taken graduate retired in 1986 following 15 years as a t.eacher at wife Eva. courses at Eastern. the Michigan School for the Blind.

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Marion (Holt) Silrerthom, '51, has retired after Afler 32 years in education as a leacher. coach. A former president of the Michigan Associa1ion of teaching secondary mathematics fo r 32 years in counselor and assistanl principal. George L. Me11- Classroom Teachers. Mary Louise Jones, '58, Romeo. Port Huron and Ya le. Mich.. schools. She zi, '54, retired in July 1986. He spenl lhe last 17 re1ired after teaching for 39 years in Huron lives with her husband and daughter on their farm years of his career as principal of Harbor Springs Tow nship. Way ne County and Allen Park.She plans near Ya le. High School, in Harbor Springs. Mich .. and con­ to be living in Traverse Ci1y by Seplember. tinues to live !here with his wife CarolFloyd, '56. Te acher Jean D. Flowers Daniels, '52, retired from Ja11e M. Schryver, '58, currenlly is a full-time real teaching in December 1984. along with her husband Afler 30 years al EMU. Richard Oltmanns, '54, estate broker and appraiser affiliated wi1h Henty William, who also was a teacher. Daniels received '83, associale professor and coordinalor of media Really in Dansville. N.Y. an Achievemenl Awdrd in September 1986 from the services, relired in June 1986. His wife Hele11 Dr. Robert C. Wa ll, '58, recenily was made an Golden Gate Lodge in recognition of many years (Stremick), '54, '61, conlinues 10 enjoy leaching sec­ associale dean in lhe Division of Ma1hema1ics. of service in education. She lives in Inkster. ond grade in the Lincoln Consolidated Schools. Science and Allied Health at Lake Sumler Com­ where she has taughl for 19 years. &/ward W Ferrett, '52, of Belleville. retired in June munity College in Florida. He also was appoinled 1986 from the Livonia schools after 34 years as a Gwe11doly11 A. Schlee, '54, 1augh1 hislory and social execu1ive director of the LSCC Foundation. He lives teacher. studies for 22 years at Lake Michigan College in in Leesburg, Fla .. with his wife Shirley. Benton Harbor. She also has taught in the Eric and A kindergarten teacher in the Almont, Mich., As well as holding numerous posiiions in local com­ Carelton, Mich .. schools and was a legal secretary schools. Roberta Katherine Gage l\urre11, '52, 'il'J, muni1y groups. Jea11 We ssel, '58, recently was for 10 years. She relired in 1983 al the age of 65. has three grown children and one grandchild. She clec1ed the 1986-87 presidem of the Huntsville. Ala .. is the first vice presidenl of the Be1a Lambda chapter Darid H. Soule, '54, is direcior of 1he Division of Symphony Orcheslra Guild. We ssel and her hus­ of Delta Kappa Gamma and secretary of the Almont Voca1ional and Adult Educaiion and Trniningfor the band John have three children. Educa1ion Associa1ion. Oakland schools in Pontiac. On Nov. 30, 1986. Joh11 0. Hooper, '59, relired from Olga M. Strochocki Bucata, '53, re1ired from the W Robert Dockillg, '57, recently WdS honored 1he federal civil service afler 30 years. His career Detroit Board of Educa1ion in January 1986 afler as a 1986 Dislinguished Alumnus by 1he Mich­ involved working wi1h 1he U.S. Air Force. the Peace leaching kindergarten fo r 32 years. igan Stale Universily College of Education. On Corps and lhe U.S. Navy, where he was a super­ July I. 1987. the Wes1 Bloomfield residenl will visory physicisl wilh 1he Naval Weapons Center in Delores Church, '53, retired in June 1986 after become presidenl of the Michigan Associa1ion of Chila Lake. Calif. Last December. he began work­ teaching 33 years in Monroe. Willow Run and Ann School Adminisirators. ing with Meri! Te chnology. Inc. in Dallas. Te xas, Arbor. and lives in Ridgecrest. Calif .. with his wife Alice. Detroil Recorder's Coun Judge Donald L. Hobson, Retired since 1970. A. Leona (J.,entz) Clucas, '53, '57, received 1he 1986 Chairman's Service Award Dr. fnmcis H. Norto11, '59, '60, was appointed and her husband Howard celebrated !heir 60th wed· by 1he Judicial Council of the Na1ional Bar Associa­ associale vice presidenl fo r academic affairs al Ship­ ding anniversary on Nov. 6, 1986. tion. Hobson was one of eighl honored for !heir pensburg University in Pennsylvania. He has been Julie Hammarstrom, '53, taughl in the Melvindale­ dedicalion to jusiice. equalily and contribu1ions 10 wilh Shippensburg fo r 17 years. norlhern Allen Park schools for 29 years. Afler a lhe black communi1y. As a gifl from !heir children on their 401h wedding two-year leave of absence. she retired in 1986 and Although she retired with her husband to North anniversary, Pa tricia (McKeeby) Reithmiller, '59, now lives in Boulder, Colo. Carolina in 1984. Mary C Kulrl, '57, still is involved '65, and her husband Kenneth enjoyed a M ississip­ Lareme Ladd Papworth, '53, has raised two in cduca1ion as a volunteer pediatric lutor al North pi River cruise. children and taugh1 al all levels from preschool Carolina Memorial Hospital in Chapel Hill. near CPA Earl W Tay lor, '59, married JoAnn Griscz. lhrough nimh grade. Currently she is enjoying life her home in Carrboro. a second and lhird grade teacher. on May 19. 1985. while doing periodic secretarial supply work. Pap· Russell Aiuto, '58, was 1he provost of Albion Col­ They live in Ann Arbor. worth lives in Troy with her husband Raymond. lege from 1982 to 1985. Since 1985. he has been After leaching junior high music in Michigan and Margaret A1111 (Seidenschwar;J Feilke, '54, recently president of Hiram College, Hiram. Ohio. New Jersey for 14 years. Caroly11 J. Williams, '59, WJS among 10 Lutheran church women selected to Nancy Lee (Moore) Broderso11, '58, '66, retired moved 10 Valley Forge. P.a .. and gave privalc music spend a month in Zimbabwe and KcnyJ. The women from 1he Alpena schools last June. Broderson and lessons from her home. Now she is busy with her chosen were from Canada. the Caribbean and the her husband Clifford, '52, plan to trnvel and spend own reserva1ion agency. Bed and Breakfast of Valley U.S.A. While !here, she studied lhc role of African winlers where it\ wa rm. Forge. women in the home. church and community in the areas of health. educalion and government. Dr. Do11a/d Butcher, '58, has been nominated for 1960 Hobart F. Meharg, '54, appoinlment as the New Ag11esMcKimmy K11ight, '60, has a grnnddaughler. is vice presiden1-agency Yo rk slate commissioner Bonnie Breitenbach. who began siudying a1 EMU for Stale Farm lnsurnnce of agriculture and mar­ in 1986. Knight. a reiired elementary 1eacher. and in Blooming1on. Ill. He kels. Recognized as an her husband Albert live in Rockwood. Mich. also is a member of the expert in 1he field of Solon. Ohio, resident Virgi11iaJea11 (Ciber) McVean, Agency Executive Office agriculture, Butcher was and head of State Farm's '60, '62, is involved wilh the Solon Players. the appointed by Gov. Mario Chagrin Valley Chornl Union. 1he New Clevelanders Agency Training and Cuomo in 1984 as project Management Identifica­ and also is a subs1i1ute !cacher in lhe Bedford, Ohio. direclor for Agriculture schools. tion and Development 2000. a comprehensive Division. He has been siudy and report describing 1he fulure of New Yo rk Regi11ald Dickso11, '61, has been married 25 years with Stale Farm for 27 agricultural indus1ries. He is also president of to his wife Anna and currently is a principal al Ba1h years and lives in Bloomington with his wife Beverly Morrisville College in Morrisville, N.Y. communily schools in Banle Creek. Mich. (McCary), '52. Former EMU Alumni Board Presidenl Hayes Jo11es, '6/, has been promoted from manager of black market developmenl at S1roh Brewery Co. 10 director of black market development.

16 Poems From the Heart is the title of U11a 8. Ja11et CarskyCrowell, '63, says she is alive and well Na11cy Lee(Moore) Broderso11, '66, retired in June McKe11zie's, '61, first book of poetry. published in in Croswell, Mich., with her husband Richard. Both 1986 after 20 years as the Alpena. Mich .. high May 1986. The Detroit resident has taught in public are teachers in the Croswell-Lexington schools. school librarian. She also was librarian at Besser Junior High in Alpena for 14 years and remains ac­ schools for 30 years and has been honored many Da11 L. Griffith, '63, recently was appointed 10 the times for her dedicated service. tive in the Michigan Association of School Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce Local Govern­ Librarians. After a successful career with Te ledyne. Ja11 Ossa, ment Relations Committee and the Naugatuck Va lley '61, in August 1986 accepted the position of vice Loan Fund Advisory Committee. He was appointed William R. La11tz, '66, a logistics test and evalua­ president of finance and administration at the Mar­ 10 these positions by Connecticut Gov. William tion assistant deputy at Kirtland Air Force Base. quardt Co., a major aerospace contractor in Va n O'Neill. N. M., recently was promoted to the rank of major. Nuys, Calif. She soon plans to relocate from her The chief executive officerand chaim1an of Hastings­ Wo ody McHarg, '66, '68, became executive direc­ home in Fullerton. Calif.. to Canoga Park. Calif.. Doyle & Co. in Whitefish Bay. Wis., Arlhur F. tor of Sheltering Arms. a service for the elderly, in and would like to hear from former classmates Hasti11gs, '63, recently was elected vice president October 1979. His wife Sue is an elementary teacher whenever they arc in the area. of the Wisconsin Leukemia Society. in the Spring Branch, Texas, independent school district. Pontiac resident Marcelle Kitso11 Schmidt, '61, is James Darrell D,melso11, '64, of Dearborn, recently handling state-wide publicity for the Bateman-Manin was promoted to assistant principal at Lowrey Kare11 Mom11ee, '66, was named a distinguished Grand Family of the Order of the Eastern Star. the School. alumna of Eastern·s Associated Health Professions largest fraternal organization in the world to which Department. Momnee is an occupational therapist both women and men can belong. Dr. Karl H. Heise, '64, professor of Spanish at in the Monroe County intermediate school district. Mankato State University in Minnesota, also has Carol Goui11e Smallwood, '61, '63, will be includ­ served as director of the Winter Quarter in Mexico Caroly11 Boli11 Mo11ti, '66, '75, took a leave of ed in the upcoming Who's Who of Co11temporary Program since 1976. absence from the Willow Run schools after15 years Authors. She has written four books, her most re­ of teaching. She and her husband Michael moved cent being A Selected Guide to Fe deral Ag,mcies and Lettie L. Staples Kempf, '64, '68, currently is work­ 10 Rochester Hills. Mich.. and Monti has become Programs fo r Teachers and librarians. She also has ing on her second master's degree. her first being a full-time mother to her I-year-old daughter Emi­ written numerous magazine articles and is a former in reading. She lives in Ypsilanti with her husband ly and sons Andrew, 6, and Blake. 3. The Montis Detroit News and Book Report columnist. The Gary. are involved in church activities. enjoy familyoutings Pellston. Mich .. high school librarian is the mother Originally from Sylv-,rnia, Ga., Jaso11 Lovette, '64, and golfing. of two teenagers. has lived in Romulus for 30 years and taught biology Gary Sparks, '66, and his wife Janice celebrated Research director for the Michigan Department of in the Romulus schools. He has served on the board their 25th wedding anniversary April 14, 1987. He Civil Rights. Jeff Je11ks, '62, has been named of directors for Family and Neighborhood Services. recently was appointedexecutive director of the state managing editor of the Journal of /111ergroup Rela­ the Romulus Help Center and the Way ne Out-county of Florida for the National Yo uth Sports Coaches tions and was elected chairman of the Michigan Area on Aging. He also has served as president and Association. chapter of the Movement of a Free Philippines. In vice president of the Romulus Board of Education, addition, the Huntington Woods resident was elected was a member of the Romulus Civic League and Ja11e Va 11 Poperi11, '66, president of the Michigan chapter of the National now is president the Romulus Economic Develop­ '72, is the principal of Association of Human Rights Wo rkers. He is mar­ ment Commission. McKinley Elementary School in Livonia. She ried to Nati Lim. who works in communications for A fu ll professor of history at Virginia Western Com­ the office of the governor. currently is pursuing a munity College in Roanoke, Va .. James E. Sarge11t, Ph.D. in education man­ Jua11ita De1111is Lave11e, '62, retired in June 1986 '64, married Belly Wingo. a noral designer, on Oct. agement at Michigan fo llowing a 35-year teaching career. During that 15. 1986. State University. time, she taught in one-room rural schools in Lapeer Until 1984, Ke11 Sam11elso11, '64, and his wife County and ended her career as a Title I reading Va leda, '64, taught the Bible in the Philippines. They and math teacher in Saginaw, where she now lives recently moved from Farmington, Mich .. to Page. with her husband Robert. N.D .. where they teach Filipinos. William L. Mat1i11, '62, '66, was appointed prin­ Thomas C Saylor, '64, and his wife Made/i11e Lowery F/ore11ce Gala11te, '67, is retiring from the cipal of East Middle School in Farmington last Ju­ (Rice), '63, own their own franchise business, To m's Way ne/Westland schools after 45 years in education. ly. He has been with the Farmington schools for the Donuts, Inc., which includes 11 stores. The Saylors At a December conference, Te rrel M. LeCes11e Sr., past 24 years. Manin and his wife Ja11 (Neuma1111), live in Fremont. Ind .. and have three children. '63, '78, live in Northville and have two daughters, '67, '73, a Romulus resident, Wd S installed as presi­ Heather and Tracy. F. Roberl Wilso11, '64, '65, '69, is an associate pro­ dent of the Michigan Association of School Person­ fessor of counseling at the University of Cincinnati. nel Administrators. He is the assistant superinten­ Former Wa terford-Ket­ As chair of a national commiuee supporting research dent of the Romulus community schools. tering High School coun­ in counseling, he has launched a study of curriculum selor Thomas G. Bryce, innovation in counselor training programs. An assistant principal with the Tecumseh schools. '63, is now assistant prin­ Gary J. Lovett, '67, earned his doctoral degree from cipal there. He has been Carsonville, Mich., resident Leo11ora fay11e, '65, the University of To ledo in December. His disser­ at Wa terford-Kettering recently had her portrait painted by artist Hal Weber tation was titled 7he Role and Fu11ctio11s of rhe Direc­ since 1963. of Phoenix, Ariz. The painting now hangs in the tor of Currirnlum and Instruction as a Fa ciliwtor library Payne founded in Port Sanilac. Mich. of Change in Selected Schools of Michigan. Lovett Northville resident 10 h11 Arbuckle, '66, '71, recently lives in Adrian with his wife, Gretchen McDermoll. was named to the faculty of Lawrence Institute of and their children. Andrew, Kent and Mitch. Technology's School of Technology. He also is employed by Electronic Data Systems.

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Dr. Donna L. Va n Raap­ ow living in Ossineke, Mich .. Kendell G. Stuber, horst, '67, '69, of Lake­ '68, is retired from Bangor Junior High School in Grundner returns to the wood, Ohio, is among Bay City. He and his wife Trudy winter in Te mpe. gridiron 160 top women in man­ Ariz .. and he enjoys playing golf. agemenl chosen na1ion­ Leona We bb, '68, '76, '79, wide to panicipate in the is leaching secretarial Being ou1 of college for20 years didn'1 slop Leaders Project. spon­ science at Cleary College's Ypsilanti campus. While To m M. Gnwdner, '67, from playing wide sored by lhe League for living in northern Michigan for several years. she receiver for 1hc 1987 EMU fo o1ball ieam 1his Innovation in Commu­ taught high school and college courses and owned a consulting firm. spring. nily Colleges and the A 41-year-old a;sistant professor of family American Association of After teaching for 17 years in the Va ssar. Mich .. medicine at Case We s1ern Reserve Universi- Women in Community school system, Tom E. Frampton, '69, was ap­ 1y School of Medicine in Cleveland. Grund­ and Junior Colleges. The six-month project is pointed principal of Va ssar's junior high school and ner slimmed down from 275 10 240 pounds. designed to help women improve the skills they will coordinator of the special education program. qui1 smoking and began working oul when he need to assume major decision-making roles in 1wo­ A lecturer in assertive discipline, Diana Geddes­ decided to write Fo urth and Fo rty. a book tha1 year institutions. will 1cll 1he story of how he shaped up and Day, '69, is the senior national trainer for Lee reiurned to his alma maier 10 train with its 1987 Ruth Williamson Sutton, '67, '72, performed Scou Canter. author of Asserrive Discipline. In this posi­ fo otball team. S. Withow·s variation on "Melcome" Nov. 18, 1986. tion, she has trained 175.000 1eachers and 40.000 Grundner. who for a decade held EMU's as pan of EM u·s 1986-87 Organ Recital Series. She parents to use this positive discipline plan. She is record formost reccpiion; in a game and s1ill currently teaches piano and is the organist al First married to attorney Ronald Day and Jives in holds the record for recep1ion of the second Baptist Church in Dearborn. Oklahoma City. Okla. longest touchdown pass al Eastern. joined the Marilyn Nahourn Svaluto, '67, '71, has been ap­ Stephen Sydney Hawki11s, '69, 'i'q is self-employed Hurons for their annual intrasquad "Green and pointed as a gifted/talented teacher consultant for as a psychologist/consultant in West Bloomfield. While" game on April II. lhe Southgate schools and will be working with Hawkins and his wife, A. Lynne, have three Grundncr also has published two other students in grades three through six in five elemen­ children. A. Joshua. Justin and Whitney. books and wriies a weekly compu1er column tary schools. '69, for the Cle1•ela11d Plain Dealer. Ohio's largest Dr. Arthur Hessler, received the ouistanding newspaper. Temperance resident Melvin L. Fultz, '68,has been teacher award from St. Michael's College. Winooski. admiued to the partnership of Ernst and Whinney, Vt., where he has taught for 15 years. He was cited an international firm of public accountants. He will for his dedication to his profession and for his deep be directing the To ledo office's health care praciicc concern for his students. Hessler also has been for 1he firm. published in several scholarly journals on the sub­ ject of new1-Jimb regeneration. Jean (Gurney) Hutt, '68, '86,,va s chosen Outstand­ Richard George Lewandowski, '69, '71, is a micro­ Karen O'Co11 11ell, '67, ing Educator in the Saline schools for 1986. She lives computer and science specialist with the Ypsilanti recently graduated from in Saline with her husband Marland. a chemisl. public schools. He lives in Ann Arbor with hi, wife an intensive sales training Dr. Michael D. Knox, Mary, '70. course as the final phase '68, has been named of a 30-week training chairman of the Depart­ Real estate broker Roberta J. Rowe, '69, has opened program for the position ment of Community her own real estaie office in Sun City Cenler. Fla. of sales representative for Mental Health at the Joseph Sobran, '69, currently is senior editor of Burroughs-Wellcome Co. Florida Mental Health the National Review and also is a syndicated col­ She lives in Traverse Institute. Universi1y of umnist whose articles appear in the Detroit Free City. South Florida. where he Press among other newspapers. He frequently speaks also is an associate pro­ to col Jege and public audiences and can be heard fessor. He and his wife on the CBS radio program "Spectrum.'' Lucinda, '68,and their Kathy Shea-Muscillo, two sons Jive near Milford resident. Yvonne Stack, '69, '75, is a lec­ '67, runs lwo dance stu­ Ta mpa. turer in EMU's Teacher Education Depanmenl and dios and is a member of also supervises student teachers. She teaches reading the board of directors of R.L. (Roger) McNeely, and language arts methods classes. the Troy/Rochester Zon­ '68, is professor and ia Club, the Women's chairman of the In­ Organis1 Alice Va nWambeke, '69, accompanied by Economic Club and 1he dustrial and Occupa­ nutist and EMU music professor Rodney Hill. per­ fo rmed Vivaldi's Concerto No. 3 in D Major in Troy Chamber of Com- tional Social Welfare pro­ ovember as pan of EMU's Organ Recital Series. merce. The Royal Oak ' gramat the University of She has taught in 1he Ann Arbor public schools for resident also has three Wisconsin al Milwaukee. the past 14 years and is also a choir director. children and hopes He currently is conduct­ someday to own her own ing a national study ex­ Judith Cole Williamson, '69, now is a full-time school for the performing arts. amining the morale of counselor at Southwestern Junior High School in human service workers. Baille Creek. Mich. McNeely has published several books and numerous articles in scien1ific journals on a variety of topics associated with con­ temporary urban problems.

18 1970 Nancy M. Eshenroder, '70, is serving as a compen­ Since retiring as a dietician for the U-M League in satory education facilitator with the Tay lor schools. Ann Arbor, Mildred R. Campbell Nolan, '70, '71, Lifelong Ypsilanti resident Artemis Constance Alex, Last March she presented a workshop at the sold her home in Dexter and moved to Alameda, '70, '76, is actively involved in the community and Michigan Reading Association Conference in Grand Calif., 10 be near her family. She would like to learn has been a business education teacher in the Yp silanti Rapids and wrote a program 10 help compensatory more about computers and take up new hobbies and schools since 1971. She also is an Advisory Com­ education students best utilize computers in their hopes many of her friends will visit when they are mi11ee member to EMU's Department of Business classrooms. in her area. and Industrial Education. Family physician Evans Jol,n Fa rres, '70 '72, of Coordinator of special populations for the Ann Ar­ Phyllis Ly nn (Brown) Allison, '70, has taught in the Ypsilanti, has had his own practice in Canton bor Recreation Department. James PiaUJJ, '70, '76, West Branch-Rose City, Mich., schools for 16 years. Township for seven years. also is the general chairman of the Arborough She has earned a master's degree in guidance and Games, an international sports exchange between Timothy I� Fitz/,arris, '70,currently is the director counseling and owns a shop that sells music and art Ann Arbor and Peterborough, Ontario. of the Branch Dental Clinic, Marine Corps Air Sta­ supplies. She lives in Rose City with her husband tion. Yuma, Ariz., where he also lives with his wife Joseph D. Raynish, '70, a sales account manager James. Laureen, '70. and vice president at Magna International, lives in John S. Barbour, '70, '71, has a private law prac­ Southfield with his wife Linda, '72, and their three Janet Harper Gabrion, '70, is principal of Ann Ar­ tice with emphasis on business law. He is also an children. bor's Tappan Intermediate School. associate professor of business and head of the David Ly nn Redding, '70, taught and coached at Department of Business at Marygrove College in A first grade teacher until the birth of her first child, Waterford-Kettering High School in Pontiac for six Detroit. Diane Marie Gwdtinski, '70, lives in Ann Arbor years. For the last 10 years. he has been a Aquatic biologist Michael T. Barbour, '70, is work­ with her husband Stephen, '74, and is a Chapter teacher/coach at Northeast High School in St. ing on his Ph.D. at the University of Maryland. He I aide in the Dexter schools. Petersburg. Fla. lives in Manchester. Md .. with his wife, Susann ow a residential real estate manager for Eagan Real Vicki Lyn Robinson, '70, has been the director of McKim, '70. Estate in Manlius, N .Y., David Thomas Han/011, many preschool programs, including CAP. Head Geraldine Sue Baurer, '70, a high school English '70, also taught high school in 1971-72 and was a pro­ Start and private centers. She also teaches Sunday teacher, and her husband Michael live in Ship­ fessional recording and performing musician from school and runs several businesses. Robinson lives pensburg, Pa., have one son and have been foster 1972-1980. He lives in Fayetteville. N.Y., with his in Ta mpa, Fla .. with her husband Charles. wife Kathy. parents to several children. She received her M. Ed. Bernard Shapiro, '70, was elected county court in 1978 from Shippensburg University and current­ Edmund Paul Janik Jr., '70, is an insurance agent judge for Dade County, Fla .. in November. He ly is pursuing further graduate studies. in Hermosa Beach, Calif., and is involved in earned his law degree from the University of Miami Communications director for the South Texas Kiwanis, the Advisory Board for Social Vo cational School of Law and has had his own law office for Regional Blood Bank, Susan Mary Behrens, '70, Services, the Salvation Army and the Red Cross. the past several years. received her M.A. from Ohio University in 1971 and Thomas Howard Johnson, '70, '73, '76, '77, a Lois Isaacson Simmons, '70, '74, and her husband taught at the University of Wisconsin. Pan American guidance counselor in the Palm Beach. Fla.. schools. Kennet/, "Red" Simmons, '33, a member of EMU's University and the University of Texas at San currently is writing his doctoral dissertation at the Alumni Board. live in Ann Arbor from May to Antonio. University of South Florida. November and in Delray Beach. Fla., the rest of Jacqueline Henschell Bishop, '71'), director of learn­ Geri L. Arnold Kartes, '70, owns the Travel Agent the year. They are active in alumni affairs at both ing for the Reading Game. lives in Plano, Texas. Training School in Kentwood, the oldest such school locations. with her husband Daniel and their two children. in western Michigan. An assistant principal in the Utica schools, Sandra Pa ul G. Busby, '70, has been elected controller of A member of EMU's Alumni Board and vice presi­ Bet/, Sirotti, '70, '74, has been teaching for 14 years Centerior Service Co. He lives in Rocky River. dent of Leslie Office Supply. Dale Leslie, '70, was and received her doctorate in educational leadership Ohio, with his wife Mary Lou (Adams). who at­ elected 10 a three-year term on the Ann Arbor from Western Michigan University in 1985. tended EMU in 1969-70. Chamber of Commerce board of directors. Management analyst Mary Bet/, Block Smith, '70, Utica. Mich.. resident Alice Reynold (Kucmierz) Andrea K. Pa tric L11chsi11ger, '70, is a fourth grade recently produced Georges Feydeau·s ·'A Flea in Her Carman, '70, taught for 13 years in Detroit and teacher in the Deertrail, Colo., schools and has Ear" for the little theatre of Alexandria, Va . She worked two years as a doctor's assistant. Carman taught art, remedial reading, kindergarten and adult also is president of the Lake Ridge-Occoquan Civic and her husband Richard have two children, education at Fort Morgan Community College. Her Association and was recently appointed to the Prince Elizabeth Ashley. I. and Richard James. born in husband Tim, '70, is a junior high science teacher William Citizens Advisory Committee. November 1986. and basketball coach. After teaching girls' physical education for seven Nancy Marie (Sibal) Cascarelli, '70, now in a Ann Shirley Blackmar Martin, '70, currently is years in Bloomfield Hills, Peggy Helene Karcher private speech pathology practice. taught in public teaching reading skills in the Whitmore Lake Stockfo rd, '70, moved to Te mpe. Ariz. She is now schools from 1971-75 and. with her husband. helps schools. Martin lives in Hamburg, Mich.. with her the accounting manager for We stland Industries, a operate the Cascarelli Ta vern, which has been in the husband William, '69. company owned by Stockford and her husband Gary. Cascarelli family since 1908. She lives in Albion. Former dental hygienist Lois Patricia Moore, '70, Edit/, Swa11son, '70, '75, a sixth grade teacher at Mich. is now a teacher and has six children and three Edmonson Middle School in Willow Run. was one Thomas W Donnelly, '70, '75, has taught French grandchildren. The Chelsea resident also takes of 33 teachers from around the United States chosen and Spanish since 1970. He also is a driving instruc­ classes. participates in seminars and is a past presi­ to devise a national method of teacher certification tor and a marketing representative for Michigan dent of the Chelsea Area Historical Society. as part of the Carnegie Forum on Education and the Educators· Financial Services. Economy. In 1983 she received an award from the Richard Douglas Mouton, '70, a sales manager for Michigan Board of Education for leadership in /lmari Alexander Enola, '70, a librarian at the California Cutlery Corp .. is pursuing an M.B.A. public education. Austin School for the Deaf. and his wife Virginia. at California State University-Dominguez Hills. a special education teacher. live in Brattleboro. Vt.

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Firs! grade leachcr Sue Louise (Vokes) Szczepa11- Va lerie Frankli11, '71; Ja11ice Theresa Ve cclriato Bodenstedt, '72, is cur­ ski, '70, of Marque11e. Mich .. was appoin1ed 10 1he has been manager of lhe ren1ly working on her 2A endorsement for preschool Teacher Advisory Board for lnstmctor magazine in Ypsilami Area Visitors and then will pursue a mas1er"s degree in reading. 1980. and Convemion Bureau She lives in Ypsilanti Township with her husband Judith Lee Th ompso11, '70, '75, is an elementary for a year and finds that Wa yne, '81. one of Ypsilanti"s real music leacher in 1he Romulus schools and lives in Judith Harcourt 81111011, '72, is a sixth grade teacher Yp silan1i. assets is the cooperation and suppon received at the Amioch schools in California. Her husband An associa1e professor al Lauren1ian Universi1y in from the communi1y and James, '72, is the manager of Sun Valley Mall in Sudbury. Ontario, Joh11 Edmu11d Va liquette, '70, EMU. Concord, Calif. He"s also president of the Home­ obtained his Ph.D. in physical education from In­ owners Associa1ion and president of Concord"s diana Universi1y and has been speaker of 1he senate tourist bureau. The Bu11ons have two children. at Laurentian for 1he past lhree years. William J. Comey, '72, Shirley M. Gause, '71, '78, is now co-principal al a professor at the Univer­ Pon1iac residenl Limla Jill Hardacre Va 11icelli, '70, Forsythe Intermediate School in Ann Arbor. is busy wi1h leaching. mo1herhood and coaching sity of Nevada. recently girls" baseball and baskelball. A teacher in the Lakeville, Mich .. schools for 14 had his book. Dy11a111ic years, Ke1111elh Alan Kircoff , '71, '76, also has been Srock Marker Analysis Matthew E. Wo lfe, '70, a sales represen1a1ive for a member of the U.S. Army Reserve as a sergean1 with Dow Jones Marker American Home Produc1s, is also a pilot and a first class fo r 15 years. A11a/yzer Plus. published boaler. Lise/le Mary Tlr eria11/t Krueger, '71, recen1ly re­ by Dow Jones-Irwin. A former student manager at McKenny Union. ceived an M.A. in education and is a subs1i1utc Larry Allen Ya ger; 'iY), now is a reliabili1y engineer 1eacher in 1he ClinlOn. Mich., schools. for General Mo1ors Hydra-Ma1ic in Ypsilanti. He reiurned 10 EMU in 1985 10 work on his mas1er"s Plymou1h Tow nship resident Carol Leville, '71, is married and has two children. A former Michigan degree in induslrial 1echnology. Yager lives in Dexler Joffre Te rry Leigh Crawford, '72, is a parole/ wi1h his wife Sue, '71. deputy racing commissioner, Leville recently reopened a private law practice in Plymouth. proba1ion agent for 1he Michigan Depanment of D

20 D. Allan Diver, '72, '77, Pa tricia Schmidt Guarino, '72, was promoted to Ja11e Beckley Lehma1111, '72, currently is respon­ a Blissfield. Mich .. resi­ office manager of the AAA Branch in Southgate, sible for media acquisitions at the National Technical dent, currently is an ad­ Mich .. where she supervises the activities of 50 Institute for the Deaf, a college at the Rochester In­ ministrative assistant at employees. She lives in River Rouge with her hus­ stitute of Technology. Rochester. N.Y. She is the Blissfield High School band Timothy, an arson investigator with the River mother of three boysand also is pursuing a graduate and was named Asso­ Rouge Fire Department. business degree. ciated Press 1986 Class C The 4-year-old interior design firm of Carole L. Joseph F. Lucas, '72, is a partner in a law firm State Boys· Basketball Harris, '72, and her husband George specializes in specializing in trial li1iga1ion. He lives in Dearborn Coach of the Year. In his commercial and residential design. The Harrises with his wife Barbara. a pediatrician. three years as head bas­ have participated in two decorators· show houses and A shared time teacher in the Southfield public ketball coach. Diver live in Indianapolis, Ind. boasts a record of 60-9. schools, Irene 1-: (Henry) Merrill, '72, lives in War­ Yvonne Kathryn DeMi/1 Hayes, '72, has been with ren with her husband Richard and daughters Sabrina, Trial attorney Jack P. Dougherry, '72, is also proj­ the Dearborn public school system for 12 years. She 9, and Kathryn, 6. ect director fo r the clinical legal program at John has been an active member of MAIDE and CEC F. Kennedy University Law School and president James Noonan, '72, and Eileen (Meaney), '72, live and is an outdoor education teacher in the BACS1DP in Holland. Mich .. and have three children. He has of the board of directors for the Housing Alliance program. of Contra Costa County. He lives in Alameda. been teaching for 15 years and now teaches in the Calif., and has a daughter Amy. II. Sharon Hayne, '72, hasbeen Brighton city assessor Fennville public schools in Fennville. Mich. since 1984. She previously lived and worked in IArry E. Parham, '72, haswritten a book and is Mark Allen Dow, '72, married Betsy Ellen Rand Ypsilanti. Jan. 6. 1987 in the Marriott Perimeter Hotel in Atlan­ a teacher and financial planner for the Mount ta. Ga. After a honeymoon in Hawaii. the Downs Bloomfield. Ontario. residents Ja11 Bigelow How, Clemens schools. settled in Town and Country, Mo. '72, and her husband Kenneth are both teachers. Carolyn Fay Po well, '72, has taught third and fourth They live on a farm and have two daughters. Cynthia Springer Dressel, '72, a Sylvania, Ohio. grades in the Plymouth schools for 17 years. kindergarten teacher. and her husband Thomas an­ Janette M. Jackson, '72, '77,is principal at Thurston After spending two years in the teaching profession. nounced the birth of their son. Michael Thomas. School in Ann Arbor. Farmington Hills resident Jack Rajkovich, '72, is on Jan. 21, 1986. A doctoral student in educational leadership. Mable now owner of Great Lakes Pool Services, Inc. Married with fo ur children. Linda Eagle-Trudell, V. Jones, '72, of Detroit, was awarded a $12,500 Jerome E. Rush, '72, is employed by Ford Motor '72, left teaching in the Livonia public schools in fellowship from Western Michigan University in the Co.'s Industrial Relations Department and lives in 1981 and plans to return to her career after her Martin Luther King Jr./Rosa Parks Program. She Westland with his wife Judith, '74. children are grown. currently is an executive in human resource develop­ ment for the Automobile Club of Michigan in Michael C. Smith, '72, received his M.B.A. from Randall E. Fa ust, '72, an assistant professor of Dearborn. the University of Idaho in 1978. He worked fo r the music at Auburn University in Alabama. was a host Idaho Budget Department for two years before join­ fo r the 1986 Ninth Annual Southeast Horn Beverly Joan Ka/isz, '72, a Cadillac, Mich., mother ing Ford Motor Co. in Pocatello. Idaho. He now Wo rkshop. He also taught at the ational Music of three children. has worked for the Trenton high serves Ford as a public affairs officer in Boise. Camp at Interlochen. Mich . during the summers schools. the Traverse Bay area intermediate schools . Donald Destain Steward, '72, is a materials of 1985 and 1986. His wife Sharon Kay, '72, is a and the Allegan County intermediate schools. teaching assistant at the University of Cincinnati Col­ manager in Lapeer. Mich. He also is a charter Milan resident Ronald Scott Ka11itz, '72, is a district member of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Lapeer Coun lege Conservatory. ­ sales manager for Duff Truck Line. His wife S11san, ty and past secretary and director of the Lapeer Thomas Charles F1amboe, '72, a child development '73, is a teacher at Milan High School. Rotary Club. specialist, lectures across South Dakota on par­ Ford Motor Co. recently appointed Si/vere11ia Leona IAgahit Villaflor, '72, is the regional super­ enting. serves on the state board for maternal and Ka11oyton, '72, its first black fe male dealer. She child health and also is president of the South Dakota visor for guidance and special education fo r the entered Ford's dealer development program after Ministry of Education. Cuhure and Sports in Cebu Council for Exceptional Children. He lives in Aber­ successful careers in the fields of education and deen, S.D.. with his wife Terry. City. Cebu, an island in the Philippines. She recently politics. In 1977 she became the only woman in the was elected secretary of the International Students Sue Ly1111 Gates, '72, secretary to the president of Michigan state cabinet. Her dealership. Silver Ford­ Association and in 1985 was given a national award Hepfner Securities Corp .. lives in West Bloomfield Mercury. will be located in Ta ft. Calif. for outstanding achievement in special education. with her husband Gary, '74, and their twochildren. Tim Kauper, '72, is the controller of the Ford elec­ L. Eleanor Wa rr en, '72, retired in 1980 as a teacher Nicole and Brian. tronics plant in Bedford, Ind. Kauper and his wife. of business education in the Garden City schools. Howard (Skip) Gillis, '72, has been promoted to Mary (Wiermanski), '86, live in Bloomington. Ind. managing partner of the Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti ac­ Linda Lo11 Wige 11t, '72, teaches special education An assistant professor of dance at California Poly­ in the Lima, Ohio. schools. She expected 10 receive counting firm of Wright, Griffin. Davis and Co. He technic State University. Peter Stephen Ke11tes, '72, supervises the finn's audit function and also manages her master·s degree in special education at Na1..areth previously taught dance at Eastern New Mexico College in May 1987. its Computer Assistance Group. University and the University of Southern Mis­ After teaching English for II years at Bedford High sissippi-Hattiesburg. He lives in San Luis Obispo. A production executive for the American Broad­ School, Diane Putnam Gittus, '72, hasretired to Calif., with his wife Andra Bostian, '78, and their casting Co. in Los Angeles, Sally A11iJa Yo ung, '72, raise her 6-year-old twins, Amanda and Natalie. and two children, Ariana and Galen. returned to EMU last fall to speak to telecommunica­ tions and filmstudents. 2-year-old Bradley. She lives with her husband Roger Dr. Ronald L. Ka/bosh, '72, received his Ph.D. from in Petersburg. Mich. Michigan State University in 1975. He lives in Last July. James M. Ambrose, '73, and his wife Pickerington, Ohio. with his wife Peggy and their Theresa, '73, moved to Abu Dhabi in the United two children. Arnb Emirates to work atthe American School. The school serves the foreign diplomatic and business community in the U.A.E. and is supported by the U.S. Department of State. 21 -e1ass Notes

mmdy Marie Baxter, '73,elected to the 36th District Anne L. Curran Gruber, '73, currently a claims Dr. Douglas A. McCombie, '73, is an elementary Court in 1981, was appointed to Recorder's Court handler for the St. P.aul Insurance Co. in Grand school principal in Evanston. Wyo., and was by Gov. James Blanchard and elected to a full term Rapids, is returning to school to renew her teaching nominated as Wyoming Distinguished Principal of in that post in November 1986. She earned her law certificate. She is active as a national staff person the Ye ar for 1986. He is also a consultant for gifted degree from the University of Detroit Law School for Alpha Sigma Ta u, working as a colony adviser children. and lives in Detroit with her husband, David Cart­ to new groups. wright, and their children. Samantha. 5, and James Patrick Mclaughlin, '73, a Plymouth resi­ Carolyn A. Hasse/back, Catherine, I. dent, has been an accountant fo r Way ne State '73, was honored in University since 1973 and lives in Detroit with his Louis Norman Becker, '73, a junior high history September 1986 as one of wife Deborah. and physical education teacher at Holy Cross School 142 Dallas. Texas. teach­ A desk secretary at Ypsilanti's Beyer Hospital, in Marine City. Mich .. says he has always fe lt the ers nominated for the na­ Patricia Marie Micufka, '73, also has taught oil education he received at Eastern helped him to tional Te acher of the Ye ar painting for adult education and ans and crafts to become a successful teacher. award. For the last two elementary children. Michael Boston, '73, was promoted to division con­ years. he also has been troller of Ex-Cell-O Fuel Systems in April 1986. His a nominee for Texas's Eugene G. Mi((s, '73, has been with Ford Motor wife. Sandy (Robiata), '73, is an elementary art Ross Perot Award for Co. for 37 years and currently is a section super­ teacher for the Saugatuck. Mich .. pub I ic schools. teaching excellence. visor. He earned his M.A. from Central Michigan University in 1980. Thomas R. Bower, '73, '76, has been with Grem Lakes Federal Savings and Loan since 1971 and cur­ Carol Ann Heistand, '73, a special education­ Jack Mi((s, '73, '75, is regional sales manager for rently is completing his Juris Doctor degree at the learning disability teacher in Adrian. Mich .. earned Miller Brewing Co.'s southern P.acific sales region. University of To ledo College of Law. On Aug. 31, her master's degree in 1979. She lives in Adrian with headquartered in Los Angeles. Calif. 1986. Bower and his wife Karen (Stapleto11), '75, her husband Steve, '71, and their two children. A teacher for 14 years, Ke((y Ann Pame((, '73, taught a language ans teacher and debate and forensics Great Lakes Fe deral Savings has promoted Bruce for 10 years in public schools in Nebraska. The last coach at Ypsilanti High School, became the parents A. Hubbard, '73, to vice president. Hubbard has four years. Parnell taught at Christ Is King com­ of their first child. Allison Mary Joe Ann. The been with Great Lakes si nee 1977 and is a graduate munity schools near her Norfolk, Neb .. home. She Bowers live in Canton. of the University of Michigan Law School. teaches primary grades and remedial reading. Fr o11ces N. Brockington, '73, i, a resident artist with S11san Ruth (Livsey) Kanitz, '73, teaches French and Sales engineer Pe rry M. Points, '73, received his the Michigan Opera Theatre. She also is a voice in­ English at Milan High School and lives in Milan Master of Science degree in organizationaldevelop­ structor at Wayne State University and an adjunct with her husband Ronald, '72. ment in 1983. He lives in Howell, Mich., with his assistant professor at Marygrove College. She has wife Beverly, '67. performed both locally and abroad with opera com­ A vice principal in the Natrona community school; A teacher in the Detroit public schools.Melva Marie panies and symphonies. in Ca,per. Wyo .. A((en Jay Keefer, '73, earned his master"s degree from Michigan State University in Bentley Ross, '73, currently is attending Oakland Currently a computerist for Henry Ford Community 1979. He also was chosen Gull Lake Te acher of the University pursuing her master's degree in counsel­ College in Dearborn. Ann Arbor resident Thomas Ye ar in 1979. ing. In 1976 she obtained a master's degree in A((en Bums, '73, also is an adult education teacher preschool and parent education at Way ne State in Willow Run. After raising his family, Burns is Robert 8. Ke rschbaum Jr. , '73, has been promoted University. Ross and her husband David have two looking forward to earning a master's degree and to vice president of savings at Great Lakes Federal children. possibly teaching at EMU. Savings. Billy Lee She((enbarger Sr., '73, assistant principal Leo A((e11 Carter, '73, is a supervisor for the Nancy Lynn Larson, '73, is a kindergarten teacher at Allegan High School. is currently enrolled in a Residential Care Alternatives Mental Health Agency in Plymouth and lives in Canton with her husband doctoral program in educational leadership at in Detroit. His wife Mary Ann currently is pursu­ David. We stern Michigan University. He lives in Allegan ing graduate studies at Eastern. Lansing homemaker Jacq11efine Lee Bfoxson Ly nch, with his wife Shirley, '73, a surgical nurse. and their two children. Li1..a Beth, 13, and Billy Jr., II. After working her way up from the position of of­ '73, has done financial counseling for couples and fice clerk. Eileen Ceo, '73, is now the firstfe male single adults for the past five years. Manin (Tim) Shick/es, '73, museum administrator technician at the Ypsilanti Community Utilities James MacEachem, '73, of Detroit. won a $2,500 for the Kansas City Museum in Missouri. was a Authority. where she tests water samples taken from screenwriting grant from the Michigan Council for Hagley Fellow at the University of Detroit in 13 area industries. Ceo and her husband Robert have the Art, in October 1986. 1978-80. Shickles lives in Independence, Mo .. with a 5-year-old daughter, Regina. his wife Sandra, '73. Wildlife artist Catherine McCfung, '73, was the R. Amy Den11iso11-Ta11sey, '73, coordinator of music fe atured artist in April 1987 at the Michigan Wildlife Raymond Sopfe , '73, a realestate appraiser and education at the To ledo Museum of Art. and her A rt Festival at the Southfield Civic Center. McClung consultant, recently received the designation of husband Brian have a daughter, Eira Maureen. born frequently sets aside some of her prints for fund­ senior real property appraiser by the Society of Real Dec. 28, 1985. raising activities of conservation groups. She and Estate Appraisers. He now owns his own business and lives in Alpine, Calif., with his wife Belly and James J. Fa hrner, '73, a controller with J.P. In­ her family. which includes husband Mike and their three children. dustries in Ann Arbor, lives in Novi with his wife daughter Merissa. live in a wooded area of Webster Joan, '72, and children Julie and Colleen. Currently Township. Don·s M. Squires, '73, an elementary reading a homemaker. Joan has recently enrolled in Eastern's specialist in Charlotte, Mich .. and her husband graduate program in early childhood education. Douglas, '73, went on a TWA tour of Europe last summer. Te acher counselor Myra Joyce Harrington Fo rd, '73, lives in Detroit with her husband James and their two children and enjoys traveling.

22 Martha Miller Th eilmann, '73, and her husband Carole A. Jones, '74, announced the birth of her Army Spec. 4 Gregory B. Bankston, '76, a missile Richard announced the birth of their second child, daughter, Ashley Denise McLeod. on Aug. 10, 1985. repairman, now is stationed }"ith the 3rd Infantry Michael John, born March 17, 1986. They also have She and her family relocated to Houston in June Division. West Germany.. / a 2-year-old daughter. Michelle. The family lives 1986. Canton resident Charles F. Chidsey, '76, is a sales in Wayzata, Minn. Ta d A. Majerek, '74, and his wife, of Fort Way ne, representative for Red Holman Pontiac/GMC in Formerly a sales representative with American Ind., welcomed the birth of daughter Mallory Marie We stland. His wife Christine is currently a student Freight Systems, Sandra Uglow, '73, now is a Majerek on Nov. 26, 1986. at EMU. general manager at D.C. Transport in St. Clair, A self-employed potter, Ann Cecilia 'Hi>od, '74, '76, Deborah L. Williams Dubois, '76, a children's Mich. of Ann Arbor, received a 1985 Michigan Council librarian at the Mansfield, Ohio, public library, and Christopher F. We tz/er, '73, has been appointed con­ for the Arts individual artist grant. her husband Thomas, are proud to announce the troller for Syron Engineering and Manufacturing birth of Aimee Michelle Dubois, bornon her father's Great Lakes Federal Savings named Robert J. Aprill, birthday, March 13, 1986. Corp. in Saline. Previously. We tzler was controller '75, assistant vice president and branch manager of and treasurer of Data Scan Services, Inc. of Ann its North Street office in Jackson. Aprill currently Pa mela Garrish, '76, married Glen Finkbeiner on Arbor. is studying banking at the American Institute of June 22, 1985. She is a customer service represen­ Lamar Whitmore, '73, '75, has been promoted to Banking. tative for Edwards Brothers Inc., Ann Arbor book manufacturers. The couple lives in Clinton. principal at Ann Arbor's Mack Elementary School. Eliwbeth (Rexforrl) Ciaccia, '75, and her husband An appraiser for Cook Appraisal in Ta mpa, Fla .. Robert are proud to announce the birth of Dennis Longo, '76, amember of the Re/Max of Ann George W. Wilson Jr. , '73, became a grandfather Christopher Robert Ciaccia on Sept. 2, 1986. The Arbor realty staff, also is co-chairman of the to Christopher Steven Millett on July 17, 1986. Ciaccias live in Rochester. N .Y. Ypsilanti Governors Club hydroplane races. In November, Marcia R. Formerly an art teacher in the Brighton schools. Junior high science teacher Peggy Miller, '76, has Allen, '74, was named SuzAnne Fa user, '75, owns SuzAnne's Creative Ta t­ received two awards, the Prism Award for out­ audit partner in the too in Ann Arbor. She also won an award for the standing science teacher in Detroit and the Science Detroit office of Coopers most realistic tattoo at the 1986 National Ta ttoo Con­ Teacher of the Year Award from the Detroit Free & Lybrand. She has been vention in New Orleans. Press in 1986. Miller says she is proud of the educa­ tion she received at EMU. with the firm since 1974 Brian M. Haskell, '75, is a placement director at and has been both an the Medina County Vocational Center in Medina, Patricia (Manning) Northrup, '76, '80, was selected audit manager and audit Ohio. as Tecumseh's 1986-87 Teacher of the Ye ar and supervisor. She was the qualified for state and national recognition as well. Donald Layton, recipient of the Alpha Psi C '75, '78, received his Doctor of This was the first time the Tecumseh schools par­ Outstanding Alumni Education degree from Ball State University in the ticipated in the Teacher of the Ye ar program. Award in 1986. summer of 1986. He lives with his wife Margie in Indianapolis, Ind., and is employed with the In­ Leonard Posey, '76, has Dr. Mark S. DeSilvio, '74, wrote a public educa­ dianapolis Neurosurgical Group, Inc. been promoted to vice tion videotape titled "Podiatric Medicine To day," president and person­ Ruth McCully, '76, a teacher in the Dundee. Mich .. which won a Bronze Plaque in the health and medi­ nel officer at First of schools, will be included in the 1987 issue of Who's cine category of the 1986 Columbus International America Bank-Oakland/ Who Among American Wo men. Film Festival Chris Awards. DeSilvio lives in Macomb. An Inkster res­ Bowling Green, Ohio. Greg McLeod, '75, of ident, Posey also is a James L. Embree, '74, Columbus, Ohio. recent- past president and cur­ '76, has been promoted 1 y was promoted to rent member of EMU's to vice president and special accounts super­ Alumni Association Board senior account officer in visor forContinental In­ of Directors. the regional banking surance Companies. He division of Manufac­ is a chartered property Ren Snyder, '76, has been named vice president of casualty underwriter and turers Bank-Detroit. administration for Biolmage Corp. of Ann Arbor. has been employed with He previously held financial positions in Kentucky Continental for II years. and Indiana with Hoover Universal Inc. Van Nuys. Calif.. resident David A. We instein, '76, is a research chemist for BioScience Laboratories, Paul G. Pagel, of St. Clair Shores, has been assis­ also in Van Nuys. Windsor, Ontario. resident John H. Hartig, '74, '77, tant principal and athletic director at Romeo High earned his Ph.D. from the University of Windsor School since 1984. Former Detroit resident Regina Williams, '76, has been promoted in the U.S. Army to the rank of staff in 1985 and was appointed environmental scientist A second grade teacher with the Great Lakes Regional Office of the Inter­ sergeant. Williams is a chemical operations specialist at Northwest Elementary with the 4th Support Battalion in West Germany. national Joint Commission in 1986. Hartig and his School in Howell, Mich., wife Patricia celebrated the birth of a daughter, Cheri (Ball) Satow, '75, Jim Beasley, '77, is a technical consultant for AT&T Danielle Virginia, on Aug. 27, 1986. '79, was named Teacher Information Systems. GarrlnerHotchkiss, '74, '76, is pursuing his second of the Ye ar by the Howell Lillie M. Carter, '77, an accredited records techni­ master's degree in industrial technology. He is schools for the 1986-87 cian, is supervisor of correspondence and vital employed by Ford Motor Co. in technical services. school year and competed statistics in the University of Michigan Hospitals' customer I iaison and technical sales. He also owns for the title of Michigan Medical Information Department. She also teaches a small business and teaches evening management Teacher of the Year. Salow medical records courses at Cleary College. courses at the Ypsilanti campus of Cleary College. lives in Saline with her husband 'Hi>yne, '67, '72.

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Belle J. Wag11erClary, '77, leachesremedial math Retha Ja11e Woods, '77, is a critical care nurse for Theresa Marie Heck, '78, an actress with the Ac­ in grades 9-12 al Holy Redeemer High School in St. P-aul Medical Center in Dallas, Texas. She is also tor's Theatre in S1. P-aul, Minn.. married Phillip De1roi1. She lives in De1roi1 with her husband chairman of the nursing practice committee for the Seibert, also employed by Actor's Theatre, Aug. 30. Bryan!, an aircrafl mechanic. District IV Texas Nurses Association and is work­ 1986. ing on her master's degree in nursing. Lua1111e H. (Gulde11stein) DeGueisippe, '77, re­ Randy J. Hockey, '78, was appointed programmer ceived her M.S.W. from Wayne S1a1e University in Registered nurse Je1111ifer A. (F1emi11g) Wr e11, '77, analyst at University Computing at EMU. He cur­ 1984 and currently is employed as !he habilitalive and her husband Steven, announced the birth of rently is working toward a master's degree in infor­ services director at ARM Services of Macomb. Inc.. daughter Christine Elizabeth on Feb. 5. 1986. The mation systems at Eastern. a rehabililalion facility serving !he developmentally Rockwood, Mich., residents also have two sons. Following seven years of disabled in Macomb County. Michael Scott, 5, and David Robert, 3. writing and marketing ex­ Former Delaware. Ohio, Former secretary Susa11 Bare11holtz, '78, is now perience, Paul vo11 Ja11- resident DavidM. Evans, president of Office Management Consullants in kowsky, '78, '80, is now '77, a supply sergeant in Southfield. an account executive at the U.S. Army. relocated French and Rogers, Inc., to Columbus. Ohio, to Jea11elle L. (Groh) Be11ch, '78, '81, now is super­ visor of financial planning and analysis for the advertising agency in become the new supply Southfield. The Washing­ sergeant for lhe 758th American Express Southern Regional Operating Center in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Her husband Neal, ton. Mich .. resident is a Maintenance Company member of several pro­ al Fort Hayes. '81, is a senior financial analyst for Coulter Elec­ tronics in Hialeah. The couple lives in Pembroke fessional organizations Pines, Fla. and currently is attending the University of Detroit Law School. Su11il K. Dewa11, '78, has been promoted 10 field marketing manager forPonderosa Steak House Divi­ Mar1i11 Herbert Kerste11s, '78, currently is a Marine Stepha11 R. Fa 11tauzw, '77, is the stale director of sion of Ponderosa, Inc., in Dayton. Ohio. Dewan captain on the aircraft carrier America in the the American Federation of Slate, County and has a wife. Cindy. and a daughter, Sandy. Mediterranean. Municipal Employees. The Colonie, N.Y.. resident also serves on the board of directors for the Capilal Douglas P. Dwyer, '78, Lawton. Okla., resident Randy L. Mayes, '78, is District Chamber of Commerce and the state AFL­ graduated from the the director of the city of Lawton's Arts and CIO. Detroit College ofLaw in Humanities Department. June 1986 and passed the Na11cy L. Gordo11, '77, '85, has formed Marketing Gle1111 R. Miller, '78, has been named head nurse bar exam the following and PR Associates in Ann Arbor, which provides of the medical/surgical unit at Chelsea Community July. The Lincoln P-ark. marketing consulting in the areas of planning and Hospilal. He was appointedacting director of finance Mich .. resident now has analysis, corporate communications and new at CCH in 1986. a solo practice in the business developmenl. Gordon also teaches courses Detroit area. Certified public accounlant Kathry11 D. Purcell, '78, in marketing and small business management at has been promoted to manager at To uche Ross in Cleary College and Washtenaw Conm1unity College. the Audit Department. Dr. Ta -Wei Lee, '77, was Barbara J. Va s, '78, says that city life in Chicago recently appointed head agrees with her. She is a marketing product manager Married with one daughter. video relailer Mark of the Department of In­ for E.J. Brach and Sons and oversees marketing ac­ Peter Evans, '78, owns and operates three video dustrial Arts Education tivities for the candy company's chocolate-covered stores and breeds and raises Arabian horses. Evans at National Ta iwan Nor­ cherries and Christmas candy. mal University in Ta ipei. and his family live in Smithfield. Va. Janet Del Grosso Vilag, '78, is 1he founder, owner A graduate of National Rich Fetchiet, '78, '80, is senior development direc­ and operator of Janel's School of Dance in Tay lor, Ta iwan Normal Univer­ tor for the College of Pharmacy at the University where she teaches jazz, lap and baton twirling. Janet sity, he earned his Ph.D. of Michigan. He is also a Big Ten college baseball is also a kindergarten teacher in the Wyandotte from Penn Slate Univer­ umpire as well as a MAC and Great Lakes Con­ schools. She and her husband. Ro11ald, '79, an sity in 1981. Lee taught at ference football referee. Fetchiet and his wife Kay accounts/creditsupervisor for Trans-Overseas Corp .. Ta ipei Song-Shang Voca­ live in Ann Arbor. were married in 1983 and expected their first child tional School and served as an associate professor G. Jerome Harvey, '78, is the owner of a successful in December 1986. in the Graduate Institute of Industrial Education at Ann Arbor company. A & H Machine and To ol Co. NTNU from 1981-86. He is married and has one Ferid N. Ahmed, '79, is the manager/owner of To wn daughter. Buermann-Marshall Corp .. a Lansing-based supplier and Country Party Shoppe in Warren, Mich. Ah­ of national direct marketing programs. appointed Suwnne Gail Myer.;, '77, worked for Gallup Polls med and his wife Leyla have one 2-year-old son and Barry R. Hewell, '78, as group copywriter for In­ for four years and started in the nursing program expected their second child in August 1986. sider, the Cadillac owner magazine. Hewell is work­ at Washtenaw Community College last fall. Myers Eilee11 C (Holz) Bames, '79, currently is working ing on his Ph.D. in English and also is a writing lives in Ypsilanti. and literature instructor at Lansing Community as a horticulturalist at Indian River Plantation Resort in Stuart, Fla. Kathlee11 E. Shelto11, '77, is employedas a transpor­ College. tation supervisor with Washtenaw County Com­ Dale E. Heydlauff , '78, recently joined the munity Mental Health and lives in Ypsilanti. Washington, D.C., firm of Van Ness, Feldman, Robert Stocker, '77,executive vice president at Ster­ Sutcliffe and Curtis as director of government af­ ling Savings and Loan, is also mayor of the city of fairs. Heydlauff and his wife Gloria live in Annan­ Royal Oak. dale, Va., with their 2-year-old son Seth and ex­ pected a second child in January.

24 After living in Arizona for a short time, Randy H. Now working as a physicist at Brookhaven National Julie W. (Kotora) Bruey, '80, married veterinarian Bernstein, 'i'Y, returned to Michigan to become an Laboratory in New Yo rk, Richard Phelps, 'i'Y, Lee Bruey in 1980 and from 1980-82 taught child associate of the Foot Health Centers in Novi, received his Ph.D. in theoretical high energy physics care at a vocational high school in Lisbon. Ohio. Livonia, Northville and Detroit. He finished his from the University of Michigan in 1986. Following that. she moved to Florida and taught at the University of Florida. Bruey took a year off to surgical residency at Bren General Hospital in Formerly an account executive with Michigan Bell. care for her son Christian, born in June 1984. and Detroit fo llowing graduation from the Ohio College Kirk R. Rosey, '79, now is a regional telecom­ now is a substitute teacher while working on her of Podiatric Medicine. He lives in Southfield with munications manager with Ameritech, where his master's degree in early childhood education. his wife of six years. Nita. and 2-ycar-old daughter duties include the design and management of voice Carri. and data systems in the Ameritech region. Rosey Sherry (Gillen) Butcher, '80, has been a recreation Pat Kukula Chylinski, lives in Royal Oak. therapy specialist at the Wyoming State Hospital since 1980 and lead specialist since 1983. Now liv­ 'i'Y, accepted a position Carol Ann (Wlodarczyk) Smith, '79, is owner and ing in Evanston, Wyo. , she married Jerry Butcher as executive assistant at president of the Denver Design Group, a commer­ in 1982 and they have two children. Kelly and Hegira Programs Inc. cial interior design firm in Denver. Colo. She cur­ Dustin. She was fo rmerly depart­ rently is planning to attend the University of Col­ ment manager at West­ orado School of Architecture to study urban plan­ An analyst/programmer for Banco Latinoamericano land Medical Center and ning and design. de Exportaciones in Panama City, Panama, Carmen staff and construction Maria Garcia Cedeno, '80, would like to hear from Brian Steimel, '79, was promoted in October to coordinator for the her old friends from Eastern. development of the new materials access supervisor in EMU's Department mental health unit at of Learning Resources and Te chnologies. The Ernest Peter Demarse, '80, is self-employed as WMC. She was ap- • Northville resident currently is workingon a master's owner of Ernie's T.V. and Appliances in Kingsville, pointed by Gov. James Blanchard to serve on the degree in drama and theater for the young at Eastern. Ontario. where he lives with his wife Donna Mae. Michigan Board of Professional Engineers in August Formerly a field representative for the National of 1986. 1980 Kidney Foundation, Danald L. Durham, '80, has Linda S. Dalpiaz, 'i'Y, '86, is employed at River Ethel Theresa Addison, '80, and her husband been a salesman with Lawyer's Cooperative Rouge High Schoolworking in their intensive learn­ William, of Jonesville, Mich., have a son. Richard, Publishing Co. since April 1986. ing program with emotionally impaired adolescents. who is an EMU student majoring in computer Ypsilanti resident Joan P. Burman Ellis, '80, is an She lives in Southgate with her husband and son. science. Ethel currently is a substitute teacher in the accountant with General Motors Hydra-Matic. Her Jonesville, Hillsdale. Litchfield and North Adams Roger husband David, a material expediter for Hoover In October 1986, school districts. Dance, 'i'Y, was pro­ Universal, currently is a student at EMU. moted from manufactur­ German Miguel Altgelt, '80, is living in his native Thomas Allen Firestine, '80, is a Warren corporate ing process engineer at country of Argentina, where he is a product inventory specialist and enjoys sports and movies. Ford Motor Co.'s Livonia engineering manager for Penn Controls transmission plant to Argentina/Johnson Controls. He lives in San An­ Singer Linda Dwyer Gianelli, '80, spent three supplier/quality assur­ tonio DeAreco, Argentina, with his wifeGraciela months last year performing in Lake Tahoe, Nev.• ance representative at the and would liketo hear from all his fe llow classmates. and touring. When she isn't touring, she lives in Jackson Heights. N .Y.. with her husband Randy. Bodyand Assembly Gen­ Ly nn Avadenka, '80, displayed her mixed-media eral Office in Dearborn. works at EMU's "Works with Words" exhibit in A cost accountant, Howard Christian Hansen, '80, January. Stressing language within art, Avadenka's enjoys chess, photography and restoring his 1968 works were inspired by the relationship between Camaro. Hansen lives in Hawthorne, Calif.. with Dennis Erdmann, 'i'Y, married Susan Stoner, '78, singer Marvin Gaye and his father. his wife Edie and their two children, Brandi, 6. and Hunter. 2. in May 1983. He has worked in compensation for Fond Du Lac. Wis.. resident Barbara Jean Pa uli the University of Michigan Medical Center for the Baird, '80, currently is teaching emotionally dis­ Jack Willsher Hentz, '80, has been with Shell Oil past two years. She has been employed by Burroughs turbed children in grades 7-8. Co. for fiveyears and currently is a systems analyst. Corp. for six years. The Erdmanns travel extensively He lives in Sugar Land, Texas, with his wife Cyn­ and also enjoy skiing and Oktoberfesting. Ypsilanti resident Cindy L. Baker, '80, is a com­ thia and two children, Christopher. 8, and Sandra. 3. puter systems specialist and bookkeeping manager Hossein B. Kasemi, '79, has been named assistant for Hy James, Inc.. in Farmington Hills. Sheila Marie Hopson, '80, says she is enjoying her professor of general business and finance in the job as a medical social worker for St. Joseph School of Management at the University of Massa­ Karen Lynn Peterson Bardsley, '80, is a speech pathologist for McLaren General Hospital in Flint. Hospital in Flint. She received her master's degree chusetts at Amherst. He formerly was an assistant in social work from U-M in 1982. professor at the University of Michigan. Kasemi She lives in Troy with her husband Thomas, '80. Livonia resident Dave Houghtby, 'Sq was promoted now lives in Northampton. Mass. Katherine A. Belknap, '80, '82, is the director of to software specialist at Ford Motor Co. and cur­ Ross Kennedy, '79, a Marietta, Ga., resident. was ministry with handicapped persons for the Catholic Diocese of Gaylord Office of Education. She is rently is assigned to a major warehouse automation named marketing, planning and administration project. manager for NAPA. responsible for working with the handicapped in 21 counties of the diocese. For the last 16 years. Robert Paul Jaglowski, '80, Joseph McCormick, '79, of Carleton. Mich., is a has worked at Ford Motor Co .. spending the last business analyst in the Power Generation Ad­ Etti W. (Naveh) Benjamin, '80, worked in public relations at a university in Beer Sheve, Israel. before two years as an electrical supervisor at Rouge Steel. ministration Department of Detroit Edison and cur­ He currently is working toward an electrical rently works at the Greenwood Energy Center in she returned to the United States. She now teaches in Ann Arbor's Hebrew Day School. engineering degree at the University of Michigan­ Avoca, Mich. Dearborn.

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Pianist James Jelasic, Ra11dy 8. Nobles, '80, Barbara Jean Sinicki, '80, completed her legal '80, has returned to the has been promoted to assistant studies in 1985 at the American Institute U.S.A. following his branch officer at Manufac­ for Paralegal Training and now is employed as a legal Fulbright research in turers Bank of Livonia. assistant in Southfield. Paris. France, during the Capt. Ricky Spam,, '80. formerly of Detroit. has 1984-85 sea on. He will J. been decorated with the Army Achievement Medal. appear in a series of pro­ which is aw<1rded for meritorious service. acts of fe ssionaI recitals. in­ courage or other accomplishments. Spann current­ cluding performances at ly is serving in West Germany. the National Gallery of Art and the Chastleton. Occupational therapist Mary 8. Morre11 Sterenberg, and will give several '80, lives in Caledonia. Mich .. with her husband recitals in Europe during the spring of 1987. Bruce and children Derek, 4. and Alicia. 2. They David Wayne Parker, '80, currently is working in expected a third child in April. Kim E. Johnson, '80, is attending the University theater and film in the Detroit area and lives in Dear­ of Michigan in pursuit of a graduate degree in social born with his wife, Judi Ammar. Na11cy Am, Thompso11, '80, is a marketing rep­ work. Her husband Mark LeMieux, '79, graduated resentative for LPC, Inc. in Glen Ellyn, Ill., serv­ Featured in the spring 1986 issue of E.astem To day. from U-M last August with a degree in nurse ing Michigan. Illinois and Ontario. She's currently Sue Parks, '80, has led her University of Michigan anesthesia. taking graduate courses at Northwestern Universi­ cross country team to third place in the Big Ten in ty. She and her husband Joe Wu rm, '79, have vaca­ Ly 11n M. Jova11ovich, '80, an attorney practicing the past two seasons. She has coached runners to tioned in Europe, Japan and Australia. criminal and juvenile law in Detroit. planned a trip All-American honors eight times in cross country to Europe last fall. and track. From 1981 to 1983, Gloria May Hoover Vo ght, '80, w.i s the director of a bilingual program in Jackson. laura Kardel, '80, recently relocated to Canton Cheryl (Buskirk) Pewn, '80, received a Master of Since 1983 she has been a classroom teacher in the from Wa lled Lake. Mich .. with her family. which Science degree in cardiac rehabilitation and primary Ypsilanti schools and currently is working on her includes Matthew. 4. Kevin. 2. and Steven. bornJuly prevention from East Stroudsburg University of master's degree at EMU. 7. 1986. , Pennsylvania in 1985. '80. Ruth A. (love) Williamson, '80, is associate prin­ Robert De11nis Leitzel, '80, has relocated� the CPA Broce Matthew Price, lives in Canton with cipal at Utica High School. She lives in Sterling Pacific Northwest to the Delaware Valley and is an his wife Kimberly Ann, '84, a sales representative Heights with her husband Thomas, '72, a State Fann assistant professor of military science at the Univer­ for Diversities in New Hudson. Insurance agent. sity of Delaware. He teaches the leadership and An intelligence analyst for the U.S. Army at Fort management skills necessary to become a commis­ Lori Hysocki, '80, has been appointed manager of Sill. Okla., Amy Margaret (Wilson) Rehdorf, '80, sioned officer. He also is working on his master's the Canton Center for Physical Rehabilitation after has been married a little more than one year. degree in public administration. fiveyears at Wyandotte General Hospital as a staff Mark E. Rev1ik, '80, of Stubenville. Ohio. now therapist. She currently is attending Way ne State A substitute teacher in the Wayne-Westland schools, works in sales for the Sherman Williams Co. He University pursuing a master's degree in occupa­ Paul R. Lema11, '80, recently was appointed piano is also a member of the Servants of Christ the King tional therapy. technician in EMU's Music Department. He also Covenant. is working toward his master's degree at Eastern. Cecelia M. Hathaway 8/asier, '81, lives in Vacaville, Roger M. Riecker, '80, a teacher in the Portland. Calif., with her husband R. Dale Blasier and their Now teaching special education at Reavis High Ore.. public schools, received his master's degree daughter Brittany Lee. who was I year old in School in Burbank, Ill., De11ise (Dee) Sharrow from Po rtland State University and is head of prop­ January. Miglieri, '80, says she misses the friends she made enies for the Lake Oswego Community Theatre and at EMU and the fun of her college days. Miglieri Ann Arbor resident Nita Jean (Schunk) Chapman, Artist Repertory Theatre. also holds industrial certification in learning '81, graduated from the University of Michigan in disabilities. She and her husband expected their first Afterleaving EMU. Michele M. Righte11burg, '80, May 1985 with a master's degree in social work. child in March. of Straffo rd. P.a., started her career as a stock trader She currently is working as a school social worker with a regional brokerage firm. then took a posi­ in the Lansing schools. Occupational therapist Leslie A. Milano-Luongo, t ion as a financial consultant and insurance agent '80, is with the U.S. Army in Landstuhl, Germany. Tim Cossairt, '81, and Ta mmy (Hudson), '81, with Merrill Lynch. She currently works as a retire­ as a pediatric occupational therapist in the Army's moved to Philadelphia. Pa., in 1982. He holds a sales ment plans specialist assisting individuals and cor­ Exceptional Family Member Program. She and her management position with U.S. Air. and she cur­ porations in setting up and maintaining retirement husband Joseph expected their first child last rently is working as manager of human resources programs. November. for Pilling Co.. a manufacturer of surgical Michael Earl Robinso11, '80, and his wife Lenise. instruments. Louise Munso11, '80. a Wyandotte resident, current­ who now live in Grand Prairie, Texas. say they miss Kevin Donova11, '81, works in the University of ly is teaching elementary music in the River Rouge the Ypsilanti area. school district. Michigan's Office of Financial Analysis and Cost An American sales support supervisor for Fujitsu Reimbursement and teaches evening accounting Linda Gayle Newby, '80, worked as an in-house Limited in To kyo, Japan, Nagamitsu Sato, '80, courses at Cleary College. advertising manager for four years and then went planned to marry in November 1986. into sales of graphics and marketing. She plans to Kathlee11 E. Hodge, '81, is a teacher at the Oxford pursue a master's degree in the future. Asta Septeys, '80, '81, is now in her sixth year of Academy in Oxford, N.Y., her home town. She cur­ teaching music in the public schools and currently rently works one-half day with learning disabled high is the band and orchestra director at a suburban school students in a resource room and the other Chicago junior high school. Last summer she took half day working with a primary-age mainstreamed 18 students to France as part of an exchange deaf student. She is nearing completion of a mas­ program. ter's degree in special education at the State Uni­ versity of New Yo rk at Binghamton.

26 Brenda Michele Kisor, '81, of El Paso. Texas. and &/die L. Dur/ram, '82, fo rmerly an adviser in the Okemos. Mich .. resident Beverly A1111e Bancroft, Fred Lee Ayoub of Ruidoso. N.M.. were married Office of Financial Aid at EMU, was promoted to '83, earned her Ph.D. in educational administration Sept. 13. 1986. in Ypsilanti. coordinator of athletic academic programs in from Michigan State University in March 1986. A Eastern's Office of Academic Records and former graduate assistant for Jack Minzey while at School psychologist Ly 1111 Mare11tette, '81, is active Certification. Eastern, Bancroft recently was appointedspecialist in the Michigan Association of School Psychologist� in educational administration at MSU. and served as its Region 7 director for the 1985-86 Milan Ema11uele, '82, school year. She lives in Northville with her hus­ special education consul­ Crystal Brigham, '83, has been named director of band Ed. tant for the Livonia occupational therapy at West Lake Community public schools and boys' Hospital in Chicago, Ill. Navy Seaman &/ward S. Piera11geli110, '81, fo rmer­ varsity track coach. ly of Canton. recently received a letter of commen­ Pa tricia J. Brown, '83, and her husband Gregory, received his doctorate in dation for his dedication. loyalty and professional of Jackson. are proud of their 3-year-old daughter administration and cur­ skill while stationed aboard the destroyer U.S.S. Anna Estelle and twins Mark Collier and Mary riculum from Way ne Margaret, born in February 1986. Oldendorf. homeported in Yo sosuka. Japan. State University. Previously a district manager for AT&T Informa­ Ann Arbor resident Mary A1111 Dascola, '83, recent­ tion Systems, Ly 1111 Wr ight Riddle, '81, was ap­ ly graduated from an intensive sales training course pointed assistant vice president of marketing ser­ at Burroughs We llcome. She now holds the posi­ vices for the United States for Mite! Inc. in Boca tion of sales representative. Raton. Fla. In 1986. Riddle was given a Leadership Accounting manager for Fairlane Health Services, Karen L. Griess, '83, is assistant sports informa­ Award by the American Red Cross-Southeastern Brian Hall, '82, earned his CPA certificate in 1984. tion director at Florida International University in Michigan Chapter. He lives in Way ne with his wife Roberta (Leslie), Miami. Prior to this. she WJS a sports correspon­ Ilene Joy Smoger, '81, chairman of the Physical '81. dent for USA 7oday and the Clearwater Sun and also Education and Health Department at Hockaday a staff sports writer for the Ta mpa Tr ibune. Maria Holmes, '82, is now Canton's Omnicon Cable School in Dallas. Texas, received her second degree community affairs and program director of local Madison Heights resident Sue Griffin, '83, mar­ black belt in karate in April 1985 and owns her own origination programming. Holmes lives in Ypsilanti ried Tom Beach April 26. 1986. She is a certified karate school. She also is working on her master's with her husband Solomon and daughter Karissa. public accountant at Bartz & Caldwell in Troy. degree in accounting at the University of Texas­ Dallas. Insurance underwriting administrator Jo11 Jorge11- Charles Hawkins, '83, is supervisor of plant and se11, '82, and his wife Clare welcomed new son auxiliary funds at the University of Michigan and Maureen Thomas, '81, was awarded a Juris Doc­ Michael Andrew to their Lansing. Mich., home in also teaches evening accounting classes at Cleary tor cum laude in June 1986 from the Detroit Col­ February 1986. College. lege of Law, and currently is employed as an associate attorney at Dykema. Gossett, Spencer. Edward Larse11, '82, a tax accountant. married Diana Heindl, '83, is a senior account executive Goodnow and Trigg, specializingin financial institu­ Laurie Crawford, '83, on May 31. 1986. Larsen now at W.B. Doner and Co. Advertising in Detroit. tions and corporate law. is involved in the MST program at Wa lsh College Keego Harbor, Mich .. resident Jamie He11derso11, and lives in Way ne. Mikea/ E. Yo nge, '81, and Colleen Hope Eley. both '83, is an account system specialist for Henry Ford of Ypsilanti, were married on July 12, 1986. He is Fr ederick D. Mario11, '82, an apprentice electrician, Hospital and also is involved in the Wo men·s a junior/senior high school math and computer started his second four years of apprentice electri­ Economic Club. teacher. cian training last July. Magna cum laude graduate Frank J. Keating, '83, Jill Zimmerman, '81, a member of EMU's inac­ Aug. 16, 1986 was the wedding date fo r Re11e was the recipient of the University of Detroit's first tive Delta Alpha chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma, at­ Ouellette, '82, and Angelo Gross. who were mar­ annual Francis B. Crowley Constitutional Law I tended the sorority's National Leadership Training ried in St. Joseph's Shrine in Michigan's Irish Hills. Awa rd. Keating currently is the executive editor for School in August. Zimmerman works with other na­ The newlyweds honeymooned on Mackinaw Island. the University of Detroit lawReview. tional personnel to educate sorority members about Larry G. Poupard, '82, recently accepted a posi­ Michael D. Kee11a11, '83, moved to Bloomfield Hills the dangers of alcohol abuse and the potential liabili­ tion with Domino's Pizza Distribution Corp. as ac­ and works for CPC Engineering at the General ty of chapters that serve alcohol at social functions. counting manager. Poupard lives in Ann Arbor with Motors Proving Ground in Milford, Mich. Las Vegas, Nev., resident Mark Brau/I, '82, is an his wife Debra Kay. Tim Kee11a11, '83, fo rmer E.astem E cho editor. is independent living specialist for the Nevada Associa­ Suw1111e McMu/le11 Shippey, '82, '85, and Alan Lee now layout editor for the Monday Moming tion for the Handicapped. In his position. he has Shippey, '83, were married Oct. 5, 1984. She is a Newspapers. a chain of weekly papers based in the opportunity to speak to a variety of groups from lecturer in English at Bowling Green State Univer­ Detroit. He married Susana Wo loson Nov. 22. 1986 school-aged children to disabled veterans. as well sity and her husband is a graphic artist for an adver­ and they live in Detroit. as assist with the association·s newsletter and fund­ tising agency in To ledo. In July 1986. they became raising activities. Michael A. Kettles, '83, has been made a naval parents of a son. Dylan Henry. aviator and was presented with his wings of gold, After joining the Assembly of Community Arts Ta mmy Steinke, '82, married Roger Steinke in Oc­ marking the culmination of 18 months of Navy flight Councils of Oklahoma as an assistant in 1982, tober 1983, and currently is working as a legal assis­ training. Christine M. DeWalt, '82, was promoted last fall tant for Perkins Corp. in Seattle. Wash .. specializ­ to executive director. She lives in Lawton, Okla. ing in corporate tax and employee benefit plans. The Fay Louise Du/ces, '82, is living in Detroit and is Steinkes live in Bothell. Wa sh. a reliability engineer for the Transmission and Kevin Wa lto11, '82, is a special education teacher Chassis Division of Ford Motor Co. in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. He previously taught in Crown Point, Ind. His wife Sue, '83, also taught special education in Indiana. The Wa ltons have a child. I-year-old Katie.

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Comerica Bank-Detroit Douglasville, Ga .. residents Debra Ann Cammet, Alfred L. Demrose, '85, was promoted from recently promoted Ypsi­ '84, and Mark Wa llace Foote were married in Oc­ facilities coordinator to product design engineer for lanti resident Bernadette tober 1986 in Grass Lake, Mich. advance package design at Ford Motor Co.'s Dear­ born Design Center in September 1986. lArkins, '83, to employ­ Brenda Ruth Clark, '84, teaches at Purdue Univer­ ee benefit trust officer. sity in Lafayette, Ind., and planned to marry on Ju­ Second /.,t. Jeanne M. DeVen11y, '85, formerly of She has been with Co­ ly 11, 1987. She received her master's degree in Canton. has completed an air defense anillery of­ merica since 1984. molecular biology from Purdue in May 1986. ficer basic course at the U.S. Army Air Defense Schools, Fon Bliss, Texas. A corporate accountant for MNP Corp., lAurel A. (Seeterlin) Daily, '84, married Michael J. Daily, Marc Disne,; '85, the secretary/treasurer/manager '84, a territorial manager for Greenlee To ol Co .. of Western Fish Co .. Inc. in Detroit. and Miriam on Aug. 16, 1984. They live in Mount Clemens. Cohen, '85, the manager of the Willow Tree women's store in Southfield, planned to marry on Carl Schoessel, '83, superintendent of the Hastings, Cheryl (Bean) Heato,; '84, is general manager of March 22, 1987. Mich., schools. was selected by the National Ex­ Candid Realty, Inc., a commercial real estate firm change Club as one of38 persons in the U.S.A. to in Ann Arbor. In October 1985, she married Marty Ja11e (Wolski) Finkel, '85, and Ray Fi11 kel, '86, receive the Distinguished Club President Award. Heato,; '84, a former Eastern To day student writer were married in July 1986 and now live in Detroit. who now is coordinator of publications and news Jane taught first grade for one year in a parochial A data systems analyst for the Michigan Depanment services at Wa shtenaw Community College. The school and now is a substitute teacher in the public of Licensing and Regulation, Amy (Renaud) Sellers, couple lives in Superior Township. school system. '83, married Robert Sellers in 1985 and lives in Milan. Mich. Renton, Wash., resident Dexter X. Hendrix, '84, Stephanie Glasgow, '85, is a missionary teacher is security administrator for the Boeing Co. He will working with Osaka Christian College Church in Dennis Swatosh, '83, married Marianne Wi ktor, graduate from Seattle University with a Master of Osaka, Japan. She will be living in Japan for two '83, Aug. 30, 1986. He currently works for FINCO Public Administration degree in June. Hendrix years. Corp. as an accounting supervisor and she is an credits EMU formuch of his success and especial­ operation support analyst for Harris/Lanier. The Nancy L. Hurley, '85, began teaching at Ladywood ly noted Dr. Green of the Sociology Depanment and High School in Livonia last August and lives in couple lives in Brighton. Dr. James Pfister of the Political Science Depart­ Plymouth with her husband Ronald, a senior Brian Swbo, '83, an internal auditor for the A.H. ment in his praise. research analyst for Ford Motor Co. Robbins Co., married Christine Earley, '84, a Ypsilanti residents Lorraine Marie Kleimola, '84, Now living in Louisville, Ky.. Laurie lmgarte11, '85; teacher of the hearing impaired. on May 4, 1985. and Daniel Keith Baird were married Oct. 4, 1986, recently was recognized at an awards banquet honor­ The couple carries a bit of EMU with them every in Ann Arbor. She is employed as a registered nurse ing new CPAs. sponsored by the Kentucky Society day on their license plates. which read "EMU-I" at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. The couple spent of Cenified Public Accountants. She was given an and "EMU-2." their honeymoon visiting To ronto and Niagara Falls. Honorable Mention Award for passing all four parts Richard Tu bbs, '83, recently began a political con­ Former Livonia resident Janet Lewis, '84, moved of the examination on the first attempt. sulting business, RDT Associates. He also is pur­ to Long Beach, Calif., and works in retail manage­ Marine 2nd /.,t. David B. Laden, '85, formerly of suing a master's degree at EMU and lives in Yp­ ment for the May Co. in Lakewood, Calif. Hillsdale, Mich.. is now stationt>d with the 1st silanti with his wife Karen, '82, '86. A senior cost analyst for the Hydra-Matic Division Marine Amphibious Brigade Marine Corps air sta­ Da1•id R. Whyman, '83, is the account manager for of General Motors. Ronald Anthony Mtie,; '84, tion in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii. the Sterling Heights and Pon Huron service centers passed his cenified management accounting exam Fi:Jrmerly a planning assis­ of Detroit Ball Bearing. in 1986. Meier lives in Ypsilanti with his wife Karen, tant in Cleveland. Ohio's, ' A former double major in philosophy and political 87. Community Development science, Suwnne Wilhelm, '83, was the 1986 re­ Richard Stone, '84, married Christina M. Zien­ and Planning Depanment, cipient of the University of Detroit School of Law's tay, '86, on July 3. 1985. An auditor for Coopers Kevin Nugent, '85, has Aline Felton Berkley Scholarship. The $2,500 award & Lybrand. Stone was promoted from staff B to staff joined Cleveland's Grown is give annually to a third year law student. A level last July. The Stones live in Wa rren. Association Downtown Development Depanment Amy Roberts Zigulis, '83, married civil engineer Joanne Stubbs, '84, was appointed client accoun­ as an administrative Gregory Zigulis and they have a son Kristian, born tant to the Ypsilanti officeof Wright, Griffin, Davis assistant. in September 1985. They now are stationed at Reese and Co. She will assist the firm's clients with Air Force Base, Texas. bookkeeping. Sandy Baranski Allen, '84, who works in the In­ Carrie Anderson, '85, married Marc Jones. an Honors alumna Ja11ice Seale, '85, an original ternal Audit Depanment at Empire of America, mar­ M.S.U. alumnus, on July 12, 1986. They now are member of EMU's Honors Advisory Council, is ried Jerry Allen, '84, July 20. 1985. living in Flemington, N.J. now a law student at the University of Michigan. Ernest Edward Bethe Ill, '84, has completed the A fo rmer publicity coordinator with the Fulkerson She planned to marry Mark Kielb. a Detroit coursework and thesis for his M .S. in corporate Group in Ann Arbor. We ndy Baca, '85, has been busine sman. Dec. 21, 1986. finance from Colorado State University. Last named junior press manager with Carnegie Hall in Carol J. Tinkle, '85, and Steven L. Tinkle, '85, were September, Bethe journeyed to the Ye men Arab New Yo rk City, where she will write and supervise married May 3. 1986. She is employed as an accoun­ Republic with the Peace Corps as a water projects distribution of news releases on upcoming perfor­ tant for General Motors Hydra-Matic and he is a administrator. mances and events. systems engineer for Electronic Data Systems. They PaulJ. Bizek, '84, currently is a supervisor of quali­ Gerald B. Barr Jr., '85, a police officer for the live in Ypsilanti. ty control for the B. F. Goodrich Co .. Aerospace and Veterans Mministration, married Lynn M. Racklyeft Howard C. Bunch, '86, is a full-time tax policy Defense Division, in Troy, Ohio. on Nov. 15, 1986. The newlyweds are living in Wyan­ analyst with the Michigan Department of the dotte. Mich. Treasury.

28 Employed at EMU since 1982, Jocelyn P. Clark, IN MEMORIAM '86, now is a career development assistant in Eastern's Career Services Center. An Ypsilanti resi­ Marguerite Gordon, '12 Joseph H. Reigner. '48 dent. Clark is also president of the EMU chapter Farmington Hills. Mich., 7-21-86 Copemish, Mich. of Phi Gamma Nu. a professional business fraternity. Blanche H. Holmes, '12 Bonnie Berkley, '49 Ann Arbor. Mich., 8-25-86 Tecumseh, Mich., 7-17-86 Pa mela Y. Hackett, '86, of Detroit, is engaged to Helen M. Koebbe, ·14 Raymond George Dedo, '49 marry Frank Meeks, currently an EMU student. Saline. Mich .. 11-21-86 Vulcan. Mich., 9-20-86 Addie J. Kirkland, '86, is acting house leader at Lila Tucker, '14 Gladys Whipple, '52, '61 Scarlell Intermediate School in Ann Arbor. Detroit. Mich., 1984 Powerville, Mich. Mary E. Hayes, '53 Army 211dLI. Victoria E. Metz, '86, formerly of Marie Kearney, '15 Lapeer, Mich. Baule Creek, Mich., now is stationed with the 32nd Huntington Beach, Calif. Ella Woolery, '53 Signal Battalion in West Germany. Nellie Dickerson Groves, '17 Whillier, Calif., 11-25-86 Willis, Mich. After studying in England in July 1986, Mark L. Fredericka M. Martini Byam. '18 Dale L. Flynn, ·54 Parsons, '86, now is director of music for the Trinity Tucson, Ariz., 4-86 Pleasant Ridge, Mich., 11-15-86 Presbyterian Church in Plymouth. As a student, Par­ Gertrude I. Boutel I. '21 Herbert Socall, ·54 sons toured Ireland, England, Ta iwan and Hong Yp silanti To wnship, Mich .. 10-22-86 Garden City, Mich. Kong with EMU's Madrigal Singers. Marguerite B. Gordon, '21 Phyllis E. Chapman, '56 Honors graduate Barb Pa trick, '86, has joined the Farmington Hills, Mich. Leslie, Mich .. 7-25-86 CPA firm of To uche Ross. She was the second Phoebe M. Miller, ·21 Richard Zellers, ·57 honors graduate in the accounting program. Ypsilanti, Mich., 10-28-86 Flushing, Mich. Jennie Yo l Martin, ·22, ·55 Charles Cameron, ·59 Lansing native Cy rena Canton, Mich., 4-16-86 Trenton, Mich. A. Utke, '86, fo rmerly a Bernard M. "Ben" Hellenberg, '23 Margaret Carlton, '59 programmer/analyst I in Monroe, Mich., 9-11-86 Clio. Mich. University Computing at Bunhol C. Mackan, '23 Alice Edinger. '59, '69 EMU, has been pro­ Boca Raton, Fla., 8-18-86 Jackson, Mich., 1980 moted to office automa­ Robert J. unn, '24, '38 Gerhardt 0. Gollakner, '60 tion consultant in that Roseville, Mich .. 8-10-86 Alpha, Mich. department. She worked Anne Parks, '24 Vivian Sears, '60 as a graduate assistant al Ann Arbor. Mich., 12-7-86 Jackson, Mich., 1982 EMU and joined the Mary Grace Fidler, '25 Evelyn Crowl, '61 University Computing Ann Arbor, Mich., 10-22-86 Dearborn, Mich., 8-26-86 staff in September 1986. Katharine A. Van Guten Lidke, '25, '48 Elinore H. Smith, '61 Since graduation. Sue Va 11:a-Ward, '86, has been Ann Arbor. Mich., 11-19-86 Dallas, Texas, 9-12-86 appointed to an administrative position with Fisk Lillian Burr Gerue, '27 Ruth Steinhauer, '61, '62 University in Nashville. Te nn., as academic systems Orchard Lake. Mich. Trenton. Mich. computer coordinator. Helyn R. Brown, '28 William M. Thomas, '62, '69 Sun City, Ariz., 11-2-86 Dearborn Heights, Mich. Jeff Willets, '86, a former honors student, has been Frank E. Banlell, ·29 Irene Vogel, '62 accepted al the New England Conservatory. where Pon Huron. Mich. Tecumseh, Mich. he will pursue a career as an operatic tenor. Beatrice Kellicuu. ·29 Te rrance L. Ya nkie, '66, '73 Horton. Mich., 6-14-86 Albion, Mich., 4-20-85 Kathryn Elizabeth Helzerman, '32 James Daniel Colt, '67 Augusta Township, Mich.. 6-9-86 Lafayeue. Colo. FACULTY IN MEMORIAM Mary M. Miller Haines. '35 Sally Margaret Penrod. '67 Vassar, Mich., 2-15-86 Port Huron, Mich. Howard Blackenburg. History Harold W. Baker. '36 John D. Reau, '67 7-21-86 Flint, Mich., 11-6-86 Monroe, Mich .. 10-16-85 Paul Omar Buckholts. Geography and Geology Marion L. Jennings, '36 Phillip Neupcrt, '68 3-9-86 Tawas City, Mich. Belleville, Mich. Mary Frances Gates, Special Education Caroline E. Eschelbach, '42 Julia Lafen, '70 5-3-86 Ann Arbor, Mich. Monroe, Mich. Mildred Geddes. Business Education Martha W. Halsted, ·42 Helen Mae Suuon. '70 2-20-86 Leesburg, Fla., 2-5-80 Deerfield, Mich. E. Lorene Hall. '58, Geography and Geology Katherine E. (Maykuth) Dobbie. '43 Connie Zulewski Weede, ·71 2-25-86 La Jolla, Calif., 10-85 St. Joseph, Mich., 11-20-86 Bert M. Johnson. Biology Ruth Marie Mosher, ·44 Rev. Elvin L. Clark, '73 5-25-86 Pleasant Ridge. Mich., 4-17-85 Livonia, Mich., 8-30-86 Judy Krueger Loeb. Art Marilynn Odmark, '44 Larry Kearns, ·73 2-15-87 Dearborn, Mich. Port Huron, Mich., 1985 Notley Sinclair Maddox. English Language and Dalton 0. Coe, '46 Rhonda M. Johnston, '83 Literature Midland. Mich. Wayne, Mich .. 9-2-85 7-8-86 Konstantinos A. Kocoves. '48 Robert S. Pate. Mathematics Detroit, Mich. 12-11-86

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Brunch and 'Brighton Beach' More than 100 Washtenaw County followe d by an EMU Theatre perfor­ '77; An dy Chapelle, '72, an d his wife alumni gathere d for brunch at one of four mance of Neil Simon's "Brighton Beach Pam; Skip Lawver, '73, an d wife Jo, '72; area restaurants-Delphine's, Hunan Memoirs" an d a dessert reception at Jack an d Pam Ceo; Nick, '62,an d Sharon Gar dens, Mountain Jack's or Win dows- Quirk Theatre in Feb ruary. Genova; an d Cy Hufano, '76, an d his wife Hosting the event were Ran dy Mills Kathy. EMU Presi dent John Porter also an d Gail Southwell; Ralph Pasola, '71, atten de d the theatre presentation.

Carole Lick gree1s a group of 1#1s/11ena111 Co11111y alumni and friends during a pre- 1hea1er bmnch al Delphine's, a popular local reswura/11.

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City ______State____ Zip____ _ Flint alumni celebrate d the "wcarin' o' the green" at the University Club March Phone ______Student I.D. Number ______17. Forty-two alumni atten de d the recep­ tion an d dinner an d listene d to Gene Spouse's Name (if alum) ______Degrees and Years ____ Smith. EMU athletic director, di cuss the My news (please allach separate sheet): present an d fu ture of Eastern athletics. Hoste d byNick Pappa dakis, "57, '59. the Please mail to: WHY NOT SE D A PICTURE TOO? Office for Alumni Relations Please send only black and white event also was atten de d by many former 202 McKenny Union glossy head shots. Photos will be Huron athletes. Eastern Michigan University returned upon request. Flint area alums arc among the first to Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 7187 express an interest in forming a local EMU alumni chapter in the near future.

30 VIPs at the Silverdome One hundred twelve alumni and friends cheered the Detroit Pistons on to victory over the Indiana Pacers April 2 in the Pontiac Silverdome. A reception and din­ ner in the Silverdome's press box lounge preceded the game and featured Pistons Coach Chuck Daly and EMU basketball Coach Ben Braun as guest speakers. A post-game victory party was held in the Silverdome's VIP Lounge. EMU representatives at the party were Gene Smith, athletic director, and Dr. Ron Collins, provost and vice president for academic affairs. Special arrangements for this event were made by Ron Campbell, '77, chief EMU a/11m11i 11•(1(c/r 1/re De1roi1 Pis1011s domi11{1(e 1/re /11dia11a Pa cers financial officer for the Detroit Pistons. ell 1/re Po111iac Sili•erdome April 2. Alumni guest hosts were John Fovencsi, '73, and Hayes Jones, '6 1.This event was the first to feature the new outreach slogan: "EMU Alumni Outreach Con­ necting: Spirit * Togetherness * Roots * Pride."

Al 11,e pre-game receprio11, Pisro11s Coach Chuck Dalv spoke w alt111111i abow his rea111 's 1Vi1111ing season, a11s11·ered questions abow ream 111e111bers and expressed posirh•e insiglr1s into 11,e Pi.wons'fl /lure.

Calendar of Alumni Gatherings July November February Alumni Association Golf Outing, ESPN Nationally Te levised Football Florida Outreach, Feb. 25-March 6 Grosse Ile, July 27 Game, EMU vs. University of March September Toledo, Multiple Parties, Nov. 5 MAC Basketball To urnament, The Game of Love, Afterglow December Pre/post-game Receptions (if Reception, Sponberg Theatre, Sept. 12 Yuletide Evening, Eagle Tavern, EMU participates), To ledo, October Greenfield Village, Dec. 2 & 3 Ohio, March 10-12 Detroit Symphony, Pre-concert Home Basketball Game, EMU vs. April Receptions, Pease Auditorium, Oct. ll Michigan State, Pre-game Reception, Detroit Tigers Opening Day Game, EMU Football vs. Western Michigan, Chartered Bus from Lansing, Ypsilanti, Pre-game Reception, Tiger Stadium Dec. 17 Pre-game Reception, Kalamazoo, May Oct. 24 January Alumni Awards Dinner Dance, MAC Alumni Cruise, Jan. 16-23 Fairlane Manor, May 14 Pistons Game, Pre/post-game Receptions, Pontiac Silverdome

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A landmark experience Traverse City tees off A reception, dinner and tour of the guitarist Dr. Nelson Amos. a memb er of Traverse City alumni enjoyed a special Henry Ford estate in Dearb orn high­ the EMU music faculty who often per­ golf outing June 13 at the Traverse City lighted the gathering of 85 Wayne Coun­ forms professionally. President Po rter Golf and Country Club . A reception and ty alumni May 29. The program also represented the University at the event. dinner followed the afternoon of golf. fe atured a performance by classical Chris Molloy, EMU assistant basketb all coach. attended and provided an update on the positive outlook for the 1987-88 EMU basketb all season.

Henry Ford Estate, Fai rlane

Bill Wilso11. '48. and his ll'ije Janel (Copp). f '45. rounded otll a day of gol ,111d fe lloll'ship ll'ilh dinner al 1he Trm·erse Ci1y Golf and Co11111ry Club.

Go west, alumni On Dec. 14, 1986, after the California Farm in Buena Park. head the organization of alumni participa­ Bowl and for the second time that year, Pat Moran, associate director of alum­ tion in the area and to plan future events. California alumni met in two different ni relations, showed videotapes of the Alumni in the Los Angeles area in­ locations. changes on campus to both groups. terested in becoming more involved in A small but enthusiastic crowd met for Key leaders in the L.A. area were Dan planning local activities are invited to call brunch in San Jose, and more than 20 McClory, '81, '82, and Bob Schmidt, '79, McClory at (7 14) 476-0 199, or Schmidt at alumni represented the Los Angeles area who met with Carole Lick, coordinator (7 14) 944-6799. when they met for dinner at Knoll's Berry of outreach programs. April 23 to spear-

A.uoci(l(e Dire c/Or of A/1111111i Reimions Pa r Mom11 lt'as mi hand a1 Knoll 's San Jose alumni got 1oge1her fo r brunch, com•ersa1io11 and an 11pda1e Bern· Farm /0 bring Los Angdes alu11111i up /0 dale 011 1he U11iversi1y m1 rnrre111 de1·elop111e111s al EMU in December. and 10 e11co11rage more par1icipa1io11 in ollfreach e1·en1s.

32 Florida sun shines on alumni events Two hundred thirty alumni from the Isla del Sol Islander restaurant for a Collins, provost and vice president for around the state of Florida attended four luncheon reception. Alumni were treated academic affairs, attended the event. different outreach events in March. EMU to a performance by Dan Jerore, a mem­ A major force in organizing and plan­ representatives were Roy Wilbanks, vice ber of EMU's national champion foren­ ning all four Florida events was Jim president for University relations; Greg sics team, and a visit by Mark Chadwick, Martin, '66, and his wife Marlyn, who Schupra, coordinator of planned giving; '84, now a professional actor. On Sunday, attended all four events and have been ac­ William Simmons, chairman of the Board several alumni attended a dinner theatre tive in planning Florida gatherings many of Regents; Carole Lick, assistant direc­ production of "My Fair Lady" in which times in the past. tor of alumni relations; and Jack Slater, Chadwick appeared. A significant increase in attendance was director of alumni relations and develop­ Fort Myers alumni gathered at the evident at each location and alumni in ment, and his wife Dottie. Sheraton Harbor Place March 9 for a both Orlando and Fort Myers expressed Boca Raton alumni enjoyed a reception reception and dinner. an interest in forming local alumni chap­ and dinner March 3 at the Wildflower Orlando area alumni enjoyed a dinner ters in their areas. Restaurant in Boca Raton. and reception March II at the Omni EMU plans to be in Florida again in St. Petersburg alumni met March 7 at Hotel. Special EMU representative Ron late February and early March 1988.

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