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Miner Alumni Association Representing more than 50,000 alumni worldwide

PRESIDENT AREA DIRECTORS COMMITTEE CHAIRS PERRIN R. ROLLER, ’80, Spring, Texas AREA 1: PAUL G. BALDETTI, ’81, Skaneateles, N.Y. GARY W. HINES, ’95, Owensboro, Ky. ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) AREA 2: CHRISTOPHER MAYBERRY, ’98, Alexandria, Va. RONALD W. JAGELS, ’86,St. Louis PRESIDENT-ELECT ([email protected]) ([email protected]) SUSAN (HADLEY) ROTHSCHILD, ’74, St. Louis AREA 3: BRIAN TENHOLDER, ’97, Charlotte, N.C. ED MIDDEN III, ’69, Springfield, Ill. ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) member AREA 4: LEROY E. THOMPSON, ’56, Pensacola, Fla. CHRIS RAMSAY, ’83, Rolla, Mo. VICE PRESIDENTS AREA 5: HENRY E. BROWN, ’68, Cincinnati ([email protected]) benefits ERNEST K. BANKS, ’81,St. Louis ([email protected]) ([email protected]) AREA 6: ART GIESLER, ’77, Colleyville, Texas PAST PRESIDENTS JOHN F. EASH, ’79, Weldon Spring, Mo. ([email protected]) ARTHUR G. BAEBLER, ’55,St. Louis ([email protected]) AREA 7: GREGORY K. ARDREY, ’89, Janesville, Wis. RICHARD H. BAUER, ’51, St. Louis As a graduate of MSM, UMR or RICHARD W. EIMER JR., ’71, Spring, Texas ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) AREA 8: TOM FEGER, ’69, Springfield, Ill. ROBERT D. BAY, ’49, Chesterfield, Mo. Missouri S&T, you are automatically JOHN R. FRERKING, ’87, Kansas City, Mo. ([email protected]) ([email protected]) a member of the Miner Alumni ([email protected]) AREA 9: NATHAN RUES, ’02, Fischers, Ind. ROBERT T. BERRY, ’72, St. Louis ROBERT J. SCANLON, ’73, Brookeville, Md. ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Association and are entitled to: ([email protected]) AREAS 10-18: SHAWNNA L. ERTER, ’00, St. Charles, Mo. JAMES E. BERTELSMEYER, ’66, Tulsa, Okla. JON VANINGER, ’63,Manchester, Mo. ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) AREAS 10-18: DANIEL FRISBEE, ’71, Ballwin, Mo. ROBERT M. BRACKBILL, ’42, Dallas Career Assistance: ([email protected]) ([email protected]) TREASURER AREAS 10-18: RHONDA GALASKE, ’79, Collinsville, Ill. MATTEO A. COCO, ’66, Affton, Mo. Missouri S&T’s Career Opportunities JERRY R. BAYLESS, ’59, Rolla, Mo. ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) AREAS 10-18: JARROD R. GRANT, ’98, O’Fallon, Mo. PAUL T. DOWLING, ’40, St. Louis Center will help you in your job search. ([email protected]) LARRY L. HENDREN, ’73, Columbia, Mo. ASSISTANT TREASURER AREAS 10-18: POLLY HENDREN, ’73, Columbia, Mo. ([email protected]) For information, call 573-341-4343. RICHARD L. ELGIN, ’74, St. James, Mo. ([email protected]) ZEBULUN NASH, ’72, Baytown, Texas ([email protected]) AREAS 10-18: MICHAEL D. HURST, ’74, St. Louis (zeb.nash@exxonmobil.com) ([email protected]) JAMES R. PATTERSON, ’54, Sikeston, Mo. Services: SECRETARY AREAS 10-18: MARYLOU LEGSDIN, ’90, Springfield, Mo. ([email protected]) W. KEITH WEDGE, ’70, Rolla, Mo. ([email protected]) DARLENE (MELOY) RAMSAY, ’84, Rolla, Mo. Online Community, including ([email protected]) AREAS 10-18: ANDREW M. SINGLETON, ’00, Ballwin, Mo. ([email protected]) ([email protected]) GERALD L. STEVENSON, ’59, Highland City, Fla. searchable directory ASSISTANT SECRETARY AREAS 10-18: BRECK WASHAM, ’90, Ballwin, Mo. ([email protected]) RANDALL G. DREILING, ’81,St. Louis ([email protected]) JOHN B. TOOMEY, ’49, Vero Beach, Fla. Access to alumni office via email ([email protected]) AREA 19: JASON BRIDGES, ’00, Lenexa, Kan. ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) DIRECTORS-AT-LARGE AREA 20: DELORES J. HINKLE, ’75, Sugar Land, Texas STAFF Address update service so you don’t miss HELENE HARDY PIERCE, ’83, Sparta, N.J. ([email protected]) KIM JOHNSON, Administrative Assistant your Missouri S&T mail ([email protected]) CANTAREA 21: VA ([email protected]) STEPHEN W. RECTOR, ’72, Greenwood Village, Colo. AREA 22: DAVID BUFALO, ’73, Denver STACY L. JONES, Manager of Internal Alumni Relations Insurance discounts and offers ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) JOHN M. REMMERS, ’84, Hudson, Ohio AREA 23: DENNIS LEITTERMAN, ’76, Sunnyvale, Calif. JONI MATLOCK, Secretary Travel opportunities ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) GREGORY SKANNAL, ’85, Yorba Linda, Calif. AREA 24: PETER MALSCH, ’62, Enumclaw, Wash. ELAINE L. RUSSELL, Manager of External Alumni Relations ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Miner Merchandise: DALE A. SPENCE, ’97, State College, Pa. RENEE D. STONE, Accountant ([email protected]) STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES ([email protected]) Chairs, lamps, watches, pendants, DAVID M. TEPEN, ’90,Bettendorf, Iowa ANDREW RONCHETTO, Student Council President BETTY VOLOSIN, Temporary Secretary ([email protected]) ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Joe Miner credit card, license plates RAKASH GUDAVARTHY, Graduate Student President MARIANNE A. WARD, Executive Vice President, for Missouri residents, and the official ([email protected]) Miner Alumni Association LEYLA GARDNER, Student Union Board President ([email protected]) Missouri S&T ring. ([email protected])

To take advantage of these offers, or for more information, contact the alumni office: Miner Alumni Association Mission and Goals MISSION Miner Alumni Association The association proactively strives to create an environment – embodying communication with and participation by Miner alumni and Missouri S&T friends – to foster strong loyalty to the university and growth of the association. The association increases its financial strength and 107 Castleman Hall provides aid and support to deserving students, faculty and alumni friends. 400 W. 10th St. Rolla, MO 65409-0650 GOALS • Increase alumni pride in their association with Missouri S&T and the Miner Alumni Association. Phone: 573-341-4145 • Increase alumni involvement, especially that of young alumni. Fax: 573-341-4706 • Increase alumni contributions, both in the number of alumni making a financial commitment and in the dollars raised to benefit Missouri S&T and the Miner Alumni Association. Email: [email protected] • Strengthen relationships with faculty, staff and students on behalf of the alumni association. Web: alumni.mst.edu The officers and other members of the association’s board of directors provide leadership and personal participation to achieve these goals and fulfill this mission. For their efforts to be a success, they need YOUR active participation as well, in whatever alumni activities you choose. TOC_PG1_WIN08:S&T MAG TEMPLATE 11/17/08 2:18 PM Page 1

contentsWINTER 2008 Profiles alumni profile...... 4 Keith Wedge

donor profile ...... 105 Phil & Diane Wade

summary of gifts...... 52 Recognizing this year’s donors and volunteers RS MTA Stay connected ...... 6 Visit Missouri S&T Magazine online at magazine.mst.edu CORPS FAMILY VALUES 10 for more interactive features. And stay connected to your alma mater through these THE FINAL COUNTDOWN 11 online resources:

The Miner Alumni Association: A LOVE OF AIRCRAFT 12 alumni.mst.edu

Campus news: PROTECTING PARADISE 13 news.mst.edu

Missouri S&T in the news: CITIZEN SOLDIER: A CALL TO DISARM BOMBS 14 delicious.com/MissouriSandT

Photos from campus: WHY THEY FIGHT: A HISTORIAN’S POINT OF VIEW 16 www.flickr.com/MissouriSandT

Follow Missouri S&T on Twitter: GREATEST GENERATIONS: STORIES FROM MAJ. GEN. BOB BAY 18 www.twitter.com/MissouriSandT WIN08 TOC2:S&T MAG TEMPLATE 11/14/08 12:50 PM Page 2

Statement of Ownership, Management, and Circulation Departments (required by 39 USC 3685) 1. Publication Title: Missouri S&T Magazine 2. Publication Number: 323-500 3. Filing Date: 11-05-08 4. Issue Frequency: Quarterly 5. Number of Issues Published Annually: Four 6. Annual Subscription Price: -0- 7. Complete Mailing Address of Known Office of Publication (not printer) (Street, city, county, state, and ZIP+4): homecoming Miner Alumni Association, Missouri S&T, 400 W. 10th St., 107 Castleman Hall, Rolla, MO 65409-0650 26-29 8. Complete Mailing Address of Headquarters or General Business Office of Publisher (not printer): Miner Alumni Association, Missouri S&T, 400 W. 10th St., 107 Castleman Hall, Rolla, MO 65409-0650 9. Full Names and Complete Mailing Addresses of Publisher, Editor, and Managing Editor Publisher: 29 A Centennial celebration Miner Alumni Association, Missouri S&T, 400 W. 10th St., 107 Castleman Hall, Rolla, MO 65409-0650 Editor: Joann Stiritz, Publications Office, Missouri S&T, 1201 N. State St., 105 Campus Support Facility, Rolla, MO Former student center rechristened 65409-0220; Managing Editor: Marianne Ward, Miner Alumni Association, Missouri S&T, 400 W. 10th St., 107 Castleman Hall, Rolla, MO 65409-0650 10. Owner: Miner Alumni Association, Missouri S&T, 400 W. 10th St., 107 Castleman Hall, Rolla, MO 65409-0650 11. Not Applicable 12. Tax Status: Has Not Changed During Preceding 12 Months section news 34-38 13. Publication Title: Missouri S&T Magazine 14. Issue Date for Circulation Data Below: September 2008 15. Extent and Nature of Circulation: Average No. Copies Each Issue No. Copies of Single Issue During Preceding 12 Months Published Nearest to Filing Date a. Total Number of Copies (Net press run): 51,260 50,500 36 Student send-off parties 1. Paid/Requested Outside-County Mail Subscriptions Stated on Form 3541 48,108 47,653 (Included advertiser’s proof and exchange copies) 2. Paid In-County Subscriptions Stated on Form 3541 -0- -0- Solar car race parties (Included advertiser’s proof and exchange copies) 38 3. Sales Through Dealers and Carriers, Street Vendors, Counter Sales, and Other Non-USPS Paid Distribution 395 148 4. Other Classes Mailed Through the USPS -0- -0- c. Total Paid and/or Requested Circulation (Sum of 15b. (1), (2), (3) and (4) 48,503 47,801 d. Free Distribution by Mail -0- -0- alumni notes 40-45 e. Free Distribution Outside the Mail (Carriers or other means) 1,163 911 f. Total Free Distribution (sum of 15d and 15e) 1,163 911 g. Total Distribution (sum of 15c and 15f) 49,666 48,712 h. Copies not Distributed 1,594 1,788 43 Weddings i. Total (sum of 15g and h) 51,260 50,500 j. Percent Paid and/or Requested Circulation (15c divided by 15g times 100) 94.6% 94.6% 45 Future Miners 16. Publication of Statement of Ownership: Publication required. Will be printed in December 2008 issue of this publication. 17. Signature and Title of Editor, Publisher, Business Manager, or Owner:

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The Miner Alumni Association publishes Missouri S&T Magazine to communicate and reflect the past, current and future interests of the alumni of the Missouri School of Mines, the University of Missouri-Rolla and Missouri University of Science and Technology.

MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITORS Missouri S&T Magazine (USPS 323-500) (ISSN 1084-6948) SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Lance Feyh is issued four times per year (March, June, September, December) CHANCELLOR JOHN F. CARNEY III Linda Fulps in the interest of the graduates and former students of the John Kean Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy, the University of MAGAZINE MINER ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Mindy Limback Missouri-Rolla and Missouri University of Science and PRESIDENT PERRIN R. ROLLER, ’80 Technology. Missouri S&T Magazine is published by the ASSOCIATE ALUMNI EDITORS Miner Alumni Association, Castleman Hall, 400 W. 10th St., SEND LETTERS TO: EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Linda Fulps Rolla, MO 65409-0650. Periodicals postage paid at Rolla, Mo., Marianne Ward, Alumni Editor, MARIANNE WARD Stacy Jones and additional mailing offices. Miner Alumni Association, Castleman Hall, Elaine Russell Missouri S&T Magazine is printed by R.R. Donnelley, 400 W. 10th St., Rolla MO 65409-0650 Missouri S&T Magazine is written, DESIGN & PRODUCTION Kansas City, Mo. Covers are printed on Phone: 573-341-4145 edited and designed by the staff of the Melpo Kardon 7 pt. cover #2 Matte Sterling; interior pages Fax: 573-341-4706 Missouri S&T Communications Department Megan Kean-O’Brien are printed on 70 lb. text #2 Matte Sterling. Email: [email protected] and the Miner Alumni Association. CONTRIBUTING WRITERS POSTMASTER: Send address changes to NEWS & FEATURES CONTACT: EDITORS Andrew Careaga Missouri S&T Magazine, Castleman Hall, Phone: 573-341-4328 Joann Stiritz (Design & Production) Elizabeth Hogancamp, ‘07 PO Box 249, Rolla, MO 65402-0249. Fax: 573-341-6157 Mary Helen Stoltz, ’95 (News & Features) PHOTOGRAPHY Email: [email protected] Marianne Ward (Alumni) Bob Phelan magazine.mst.edu B.A. Rupert

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From the editor Corrections Joann Stiritz Art and Production Editor The photo that accompanied the obituary for Edwin A. Zwald, MinE’44, on page 44 of the Fall 2008 issue was actually Red, white and blue. to reflect on all that our service that of Robert O. Dietz, ME’44. Missouri S&T Duty. Honor. Country. men and women have done, and Magazine regrets the error. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, continue to do, on behalf of Coast Guard, National Guard. all Americans. Robert O. Dietz MSM, UMR, Missouri S&T. The importance of personal Left. Left. Left, right, left. sacrifice becomes crystal clear in 1944 reading the stories of our alumni: Robert Bay Robert O. Dietz, ME, was a member Through the years, Rolla from retired Maj. Gen. , of Kappa Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, graduates have stomped out their whose military career began Tau Beta Pi and Blue Key. He had a own unique cadence in the branches at age 17 and spanned 39 years, distinguished career as a ground of the military. Stories from past to Courtney Buck,who left test expert for Arnold Engineering decades all resonate with the same a professional position at Development Center in various capacities, including director of underlying message: our alumni Missouri S&T and enlisted to technology and deputy of planning. Mr. Dietz was who choose to serve do so out of a protect and serve his country. a U.S. representative to NATO and chaired the deep, abiding love for this country. Just one month ago we organization’s wind tunnel working group. He was I don’t have an immediate witnessed a historic presidential among the first to be inducted as an AEDC Fellow family member serving in the election that many countries can in June 1989. (Jan. 19, 2008) military, but I do have a childhood only dream about. This exercise Robert A. Pohl classmate serving in Iraq today. in democracy is a testimony to the Many of us have some sort of tie to valuable contributions made every The memorial for Robert A. Pohl, someone in the armed forces – day by our armed forces. ChE’42, that was published in the Fall 2008 someone we are thankful for and I ask that you join me in issue read that he was president of his class. whose courage protects all of the honoring our military alumni, their Mr. Pohl was actually president of his class in freedoms we enjoy. shared sense of common good, and 1939. The president of the class of 1942 was This issue of Missouri S&T their intertwined stories of service. Roland “Sid” Burberry, CE’42. Magazine has given me great pause God bless America.

Letter to the editor

I have to take Missouri S&T Magazine to task regarding the Editor’s note: comment on page 3 that Jackling Gymnasium was demolished during In researching the editor’s letter the 1964-1965 academic year. My recollection is that the gym came in the Fall issue, we referred down in the spring of 1966. to UM-Rolla: A History of The fall of 1965 was my first semester at Rolla. I registered for my MSM/UMR, by two former first classes on the basketball court of Jackling Gymnasium the week Missouri S&T Curators’ Teaching school started in the fall of 1965. Then later that first semester I played Professors of history, which lists on intramural basketball games in Jackling Gym. page 228 the date of 1965 for the I got my 1966 Rollamo yearbook out and it shows a picture of the demolition of Jackling Gymnasium. class registration in Jackling Gym and there is a picture of an intramural After reading Mr. Legsdin’s letter, however, we turned to Missouri S&T basketball ball game between the Pikers and Beta Sig in Jackling Gym. Assistant Archivist Melody Lloyd, Hist‘97 for additional insight. She found I am not positive when the demolition started but I do not believe it an article from the June 1966 issue of the MSM Alumnus about the started prior to December 1965. “removal” of Jackling Gym and a photo of students watching the building come down. They aren’t wearing coats, the grass is green and there are Pete Legsdin, Econ’70 leaves on the trees, all of which would indicate the photo was taken in Springfield, Mo. spring 1966. Thanks, Pete, for setting us straight. And thanks, Melody, for uncovering the truth.

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MISSOURI S&T alumni profile and challengingassignmentsthat Ireceivedaroundtheworldthatkept when Iwascommissionedin1970,” saysWedge. “Itwastheinteresting efforts afterHurricaneMitchin1999. brigade commander, hesentataskforcetoGuatemalaforrecovery operations inSaudiArabia,Kuwait,Somalia,HaitiandBosnia.Asa engineering servicestoArmycommandsaroundtheworld,including students hejoinedtheArmyROTCprogram.Commissionedasan States’ involvementintheVietnam War. Likemanyof hisfellow geology andgeophysicsprogram. In between,hisfascinationwithrocksledhimtoMissouriS&T’s MS GGph‘71,PhDGGph‘73,fromtheBoyScoutstoU.S.Army. the westernUnitedStatestookretiredGen. Gen. KeithWedge “I neverexpectedtoremainwiththeArmyformorethan30years Wedge attendedMissouriS&TduringthepeakofUnited What beganasacasualhobbypickinguprockswhilevisiting MAGAZINE | ITR2008 WINTER engineering organization,Wedge provided in EgyptandbuiltroadsJordan. Korea’s DemilitarizedZone,drilledforwater career, hesearchedforinfiltration tunnelsin Europe andCentralAmerica.Duringhis projects inAsia,theMiddleEast,Africa, use ingeotechnicalandmilitaryengineering put hiseducationandpassionforgeologyto in 1974afterfinishinghisPh.D. Reserve officerin1970,hebeganactiveduty As directorofanationwidemilitary Wedge’s militaryobligation helpedhim Keith WedgeKeith From BoyScouttobrigadiergeneral Keith Wedge, GGph‘70, with thestudentsaswellalumni.” “I enjoyservingasavolunteer. MywifeandIalsoenjoyactivities university, especiallytheMinerAlumniAssociation,”saysWedge. program. wife, Bobbie,arealsoactiveintheuniversity’s International Friends and isvicechairoftheAcademyMinesMetallurgy. Heandhis serves aspresidentofPiKappaAlphafraternity’s EducationalFoundation He isamemberoftheOrderGoldenShillelaghdonorsociety, served ontheMinerAlumniAssociationboardofdirectorssince2003. on thenationalboardofdirectorsArmyEngineerAssociation. Wood chapteroftheAssociationUnited StatesArmyandis University, servesastheexecutivevicepresidentofFortLeonard also teachesenvironmentalgeologyinthegraduateprogramatWebster Advancia Corp.asaprojectmanagerandseniormilitaryanalyst.He with leadershipopportunitiesasastudent.” units atalllevelsthroughbrigade,againattributingthistomyexperience I wasalsofortunateenoughtohavesuccessfullycommandedengineering countries andutilizetheeducationthatIreceivedfromMissouriS&T. me active.Ihavehadtheopportunitytotravelmorethantwodozen to Capt.KeithWedge, GGph’70,MSGGph’71,PhDGGph’73(center). 471st EngineerCompanyfromCapt. WilliamA.Stoltz,EMgt’68(right), of the 416thEngineerCommand,transferringcommandof Above: Brig.Gen.RobertBay, CE’49(left),commandinggeneral “It isapleasuretoliveinRollaandremainactivewiththe Wedge feelsacloseconnectiontoMissouriS&T, wherehehas Wedge retiredfromthemilitaryin2004andisemployedby PGS 3-5_WIN08:S&T MAG TEMPLATE 11/17/08 11:40 AM Page 5

Say by the numbers What 91 Number of Missouri S&T “The economic alumnae who report they consequences are are serving in the military. ? horrid. “In addition to some of the The shock 943 factor of having Number of officers who have more Buck Rogers things completed their master’s degrees that might happen in the unavailable fuel in engineering management through a program between future, we need to study would be Missouri S&T and the U.S. Army Engineer School. some of the things we can unprecedented.” do in the short term.” – J. David Rogers, the Hasselmann 442 Chair of Geological Engineering at Missouri S&T Air Force Missouri S&T, outlining a scenario – Scott Grasman, associate professor of engineering ROTC Detachment number. management (see story on page 23). involving a major Midwest earthquake to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. 180 Number of steps per minute for Air Force soldiers to be “If you heat a tempered glass too high in temperature, considered marching in it can lose its temper.” “double time.”

– Delbert Day, CerE’58, MS CerE’60, Curators’ Professor emeritus of ceramic engineering, discussing Pyrex bakeware products with ConsumerAffairs.com. 24 Standard number of inches for each step during quick time pace, as measured from heel “Going green is a “We’re not struggling to to heel. must for companies find students anymore.” to stay in business.” 30 – Arvind Kumar, director of Missouri S&T’s nuclear Number of inches for each engineering progra m, in a St. Louis Post-Dispatch article step during “double time,” as – Elizabeth Cudney, PhD EMgt’06, about the high demand for nuclear engineering measured from heel to heel. assistant professor of engineering graduates. management at Missouri S&T, telling Machinery and Equipment magazine about the benefits of meshing lean manufacturing with green initiatives.

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RS M T by Andrew Careaga ([email protected]) and Mary Helen Stoltz ([email protected])

photos by B.A. Rupert

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Chuck Remington, ME’49, Remington in 2002 MS ME’50 in 1946

The flagpole might be in a different according to two Dartmouth University scholars, Gene M. Lyons and John W. Masland, who wrote about the origins place, and the flag has a few more stars, of the Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) in a 1959 but Old Glory is raised and lowered by Journal of Military Affairs article. By early 1873, the campus had mustered its first ROTC cadets on the Missouri S&T company of cadets. In April of that year, two of those campus today just as it was back in 1873, cadets had a disagreement they settled the old-fashioned way: with a duel that sent one to the hospital and the other when MSM’s first company of cadets into custody. was formed. Lawrence O. Christensen and Jack B. Ridley, As they march in formation, the echoing footsteps from Curators’ Teaching Professors emeritus of history, recount the cadets’ polished boots remind all who hear them of the the incident in their official history of the university. connections that tie Missouri S&T to the military. “Company rules required cadets to wear gloves when With two active ROTC units, degree programs for entering the armory or handling weapons,” they wrote. troops stationed at nearby Fort Leonard Wood, dozens of “When John McCown of West Plains walked into the military research projects and a handful of graduates who armory and took possession of his weapon without have risen to the highest military ranks, Missouri S&T’s gloves on, Sgt. Peter Blow ... ordered him to leave. ties to the armed forces are rock-solid and well-documented. The disagreement led to a duel and McCown shot But the campus’s military connections, which extend back Blow in the cheek and throat.” to its founding in 1870, weren’t always so distinguished. No word from the professors on what became of Founded just six years after the end of the Civil War, McCown after his arrest, but they do report that Blow MSM – like other land grant institutions of its day – was returned to campus a few weeks after the incident. Later required to teach “military tactics” alongside engineering, that spring, the young cadet was playing baseball one day science and other coursework. This was due to “the lack of trained military leadership in the north, particularly,” (Continued on page 8)

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Military training at MSM ended abruptly in 1877, as the nation On Oct. 1, 1918, the campus entered into an economic established the Student depression. The school, Army Training Corps – the facing declining enrollment forerunner to the modern and revenue, disbanded its ROTC – and briefly became cadet company. a war training center. 1877 1918 1873 1917 1919

Two of the campus’s With the United States’ The modern ROTC began first instructors, Civil War involvement in World War I, at MSM in January 1919, veterans George D. all “physically able male two years after Congress Emerson (far right) freshmen and sophomores” established the program. and R.W. Douthat (right), were required to enroll in the joined the faculty. re-established military tactics program.

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when he “hit a triple, ran to third, began coughing, and spit The swell of students the GI Bill brought to campus out the bullet that had lodged in his throat.” overflowed classrooms, laboratories and student housing. In the years that followed there were fewer duels, but The campus responded by transforming the physical plant the military continued to have an important connection to and class schedule. Fourteen Army barracks were campus. transported from Fort Leonard Wood and used for student The GI Bill of Rights, signed into law by President housing, temporary classrooms and warehouses. The last Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1944, caused a huge influx of of these “temporary” buildings was razed in 1994. former soldiers into the ranks of MSM’s enrollment. Of the These days, Missouri S&T’s connections with the record 2,565 students enrolled in 1946, 1,800 were veterans. military are stronger than ever, thanks in part to the Army’s The GI Bill put money directly into veterans’ hands for consolidation of military bases in the 1980s and 1990s. their own use and made it possible for many of them to After the Army located its engineering and chemical schools afford a college education. “The GI Bill was a godsend for at nearby Fort Leonard Wood, some 30 miles southwest of me, as I received 100 percent of my education through it,” campus, the university began offering master’s degrees in says Charles R. “Chuck” Remington, ME’49, MS ME’50, engineering management, civil engineering and geological professor emeritus of mechanical engineering who retired engineering to officers stationed there. from Missouri S&T in 1989. Remington was among the first The campus also collaborates on a number of research enrollees from the GI Bill. projects with the Army Engineering School and other outfits

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As World War II ended in 1945, a new era in higher education was about to begin. Thanks to the GI Bill of Rights, signed into law by President Franklin UMR began offering graduate D. Roosevelt in 1944, about 1.5 million engineering degrees to veterans returning from the war swelled UMR added an Air officers at Fort Leonard the populations of college campuses Force ROTC program Wood’s Army Engineer across the nation. in 1971. School. 1945 1971 1997 1943 1965 2004

The advent of World War II led to yet In 1965, the program Air Force, Boeing more changes in the program. All broadened to a general and UMR formed the advanced ROTC cadets entered military science curriculum. Center for Aerospace active duty in June 1943. After war’s Manufacturing end, the campus re-established Technologies. Army ROTC as an engineering- focused program.

at the fort. Research on explosives engineering and Also, one of the university’s largest research centers, the homeland security are among the projects being conducted Center for Aerospace Manufacturing Technologies, is a directly at Fort Leonard Wood. In addition, Missouri S&T partnership among Missouri S&T, Boeing and the Air Force. researchers in recent years have worked with the Army’s The work under way in the CAMT could result in future Chemical School at Fort Leonard Wood to develop new commercial and military applications. tools for future warfare, including sensors for detecting With its proximity to Fort Leonard Wood, emphasis biological and chemical agents. on technology and historic military roots as a land-grant Several Missouri S&T researchers work closely with university, it would be “shocking” if we didn’t have strong the Army, Air Force and Navy. The work ranges from ties to the military, says military historian John C. humanitarian efforts, such as the development of methods McManus, associate professor of history at Missouri S&T. to defuse improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and Many graduates have enjoyed success in the military. to decommission land mines and nuclear warheads, On the pages that follow, you’ll meet a few alumni who are to modern warfare, such as research to develop strengthening that bond between Missouri S&T and the unmanned aerial vehicles and terrestrial robots. Work by armed forces. Missouri S&T researchers and the Air Force to develop chrome-free coatings earned the university and the Air Force a share of the 2007 R&D 100 Award from R&D Magazine.

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O PS FA I Y AL ES by Mindy Limback ([email protected]) photos submitted by Bob Berry

The Battle of Cassino Pass, the first large-scale battle of World War II between the U.S. Army and the German Army, began on a miserably cold, rain-soaked Friday in February 1943. As Germans advanced, Lt. Jerry Berry, a platoon leader in the 19th Engineer Regiment Combat, and his men – armed with dump trucks and engineering equipment – faced the daunting task of holding back the German forces, led by Above: Gen. Erwin Rommel. 2nd Lt. Jerry The horrendous three-day battle in Tunisia left the 19th Engineers Berry, 1942 Right: with 128 casualties, including Berry’s driver, Pvt. Clarence O. Fulton, 2nd Lt. Bob who lost his life as he manned a 50-caliber machine gun in a foxhole Berry, 1972 on the line with Berry. Berry went on to serve in major battles in Sicily and Italy, and was wounded at the Battle of Monte Casino. Like many veterans of World War II, Berry, CE’49, didn’t share war stories or his photograph collection with his family when he returned home. He stayed in the Army Reserves for more than 20 years before retiring with the rank of major. But it took an additional 35 years for his son, Bob Berry, CE’72, to convince him to share some of those memories. Bob Berry completed the final draft of Crossings, a book detailing his father’s life, shortly before Jerry Berry died in 2005. “As he would tell me the stories, several really got to him and he would tear up,” Bob Berry recalls. “The 19th Engineer Regiment Combat enabled the U.S. Army to cross minefields, rivers, mountains and deserts all while fighting as infantry when the need arose. Fifty-nine soldiers of the 19th died along the way, including four of his close friends.” Growing up, Bob Berry remembers seeing his father go one weekend a month to Reserve meetings or spending a family vacation with his father’s unit for “summer camp.” Jerry Berry and Bob Berry at Homecoming 1999. Bob served “One of my most vivid memories as a kid was going to the as president of the alumni Officer’s Club at Fort Leonard Wood on special occasions,” he says. association from 1998-2000. “I not only got a kick out of seeing Army trainees in action, but the

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best part was eating the biggest HFIA hamburgers I’d ever seen. But still, there were no war stories.” Jerry Berry didn’t need to talk O NTDOWN about his military experiences to instill a sense of duty in his son. When Bob graduated high school in 1967, the Vietnam War was on everyone’s mind, by Mindy Limback ([email protected]) including his own. “I had a deep belief in our country, It’s T-minus zero, and as the main engine ignites, Lt. Col. Scott Peel’s freedoms we had, and I felt an mind begins to race. As commander of the range operations team at obligation to do my part,” explains Vandenberg Air Force Base, he knows that now there’s no turning back. Bob Berry. “I went to ROTC for the The 5,000-pound military satellite, first two years of school at Rolla and attached to a Delta II-7920 rocket sitting decided to go all the way with it.” on top of thousands of pounds of highly After four years of military service combustible fuels, leaves the Earth for its stationed with an engineer battalion in journey into space. And now all he can West Germany, Bob Berry joined do is watch and wait for the satellite to Burns & McDonnell as a project separate from its booster vehicle. engineer and manager, eventually The Dec. 14, 2006, launch of retiring as vice president and general USA 193 was Peel’s fourth. His three manager for the company’s St. Louis previous launches – an intercontinental operations. But his military way of life ballistic missile test, a missile defense never fully left him. interceptor test and another satellite – “There are a lot of lessons you’re had all been successful. But that didn’t taught in the military that you still lessen the anticipation of this mission. abide by in business. You have to “Launching extremely expensive, unique or one-of-a-kind satellites is far from react pretty fast and follow your chain routine,” says Peel, EMgt’89. “It is the most stressful thing I’ve ever helped of command. And when the general do, but it is also exhilarating and rewarding.” tells you to tell others to dig latrines, Only after all stages have fired is the immense pressure, built by each you take yourself and go dig latrines.” successive “go” call, replaced by euphoria for the range team, says Peel. “The ability to declare ‘mission success’ can take weeks or months depending upon the type of mission,” Peel explains. “There are Fourteen months later, in a strange twist of fate, another Missouri S&T grad, Andrew Jackson, ECE’03, would start a launch sequence that would a lot of bring down the malfunctioning satellite (see page 13). “I’m not surprised that two Rolla alumni were working high-risk, lessons you’re technically demanding operations,” Peel says. “The U.S. military is looking for all different types of people with different educational backgrounds, but taught in the because the services employ many cutting-edge technologies, the appeal for graduates from schools such as Rolla is high.” military.” Peel is stationed at Naval War College in Newport, R.I., where he is pursuing his third master’s degree, this one in national security. - Bob Berry

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by Linda Fulps ([email protected])

Linda (Desilet) Smith, AE’88, was lieutenant colonel, she interested in planes back in high school. provides disclosures and technical reviews of Her uncle, an Air Force pilot, impressed her, aircraft and electronics and she was thrilled by the aerobatics of the for export licenses and Thunderbirds air demonstration squadron. foreign military sales. But her real interest wasn’t in flying aircraft. She “Almost daily my wanted to design them. technical background helps in the decision of what we She came to Rolla on an Air Force ROTC scholarship, export, and what our capabilities are,” says Smith. “I’m also taking full advantage of her time at Missouri S&T. She comfortable with contractors’ aircraft engines and on their participated in as many intramural sports as she could. manufacturing floors. My education helps me ask the right She joined Kappa Delta sorority and the Gold Miner questions.” Dance Team. Her position includes management of international “It was an interesting mix,” says Smith. “After class fighter competitions, currently those held in India and Japan. I’d return to the sorority in my ROTC uniform, get my “My department’s job is to maintain a level playing field pompoms, and rush to Gold Miner practice.” between both the Air Force and Navy when both Smith found aerospace services have an aircraft in the engineering to be both challenging “Rolla prepared competition.” This involves and fun. The knowledge she reviewing proposals, attending gained at Missouri S&T led to me to compete briefings, answering questions a successful 20-year career with and planning for field trials. the Air Force. with the best In 1995, Smith earned a master’s She fondly remembers her degree from the Air Force Institute first assignment. “Everything was Air Force of Technology. “Rolla prepared me new and exciting,” says Smith of to compete with the best Air Force her position as a joint special officers there.” officers there,” she says. projects officer for the advanced Smith is ready to retire next year, medium-range air-to-air missile though. She says the travel was fun (AMRAAM) out of Eglin Air - Lt. Col. Linda Smith when she was younger, but it has Force Base in Florida. She was a been hard on her family, especially lead engineer for lethality and flight tests. “I led a team of her two children, ages 8 and 11. After 22 people that developed vulnerability models used to assess retirement she’s contemplating a civilian job as a contractor. the probability of kill and miss distance for future Smith says she would encourage young women AMRAAM threats.” She also conducted wind tunnel testing contemplating their futures to consider aerospace of compressed carriage design and flight simulations. engineering because it’s fun and rewarding. And she For the last eight years, Smith has worked out of the would advise them to join the Air Force. “I didn’t realize all office of the secretary of defense in Washington, D.C., that was out there,” Smith says. “They tell you that you can facilitating the international export of aircraft. Now a see the world and do all these things … and it’s really true.”

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R TEC I G AR DISE

by Lance Feyh ([email protected]) photo submitted by Andrew Jackson

Jackson, left, aboard U.S.S. Lake Erie.

Shooting a spy satellite out of the sky Kansas City Star. “But there was a lot When he’s not working and living on is the stuff of science fiction movies. For more tension this time.” his ship, Jackson lives on the island of Andrew Jackson, petty officer second class Typically, Jackson is involved in Oahu. He jokes that he spends his time in the U.S. Navy, it’s just another day at training exercises in the Pacific Ocean “protecting paradise.” the office. that are associated with ballistic missile Back in Rolla, as a student, Jackson Well, maybe not just an ordinary day. defense. He points out that satellites move enjoyed playing video games like World of The damaged U.S. satellite was carrying a lot faster than a normal ballistic missile, Warcraft. But he says he doesn’t have toxic fuel. Last February, Defense and at a much higher altitude with a long much time for video games these days – Secretary Robert Gates made the decision trajectory. now that he’s an actual missile commander to blow it up into little pieces before the Modifications were made before in the real world. whole thing slipped out of orbit and fell to they actually attempted to shoot down Earth. Jackson, ECE’03, pushed the the doomed satellite. Jackson says he “Very few button that made it all happen. got the final order to push the button that Most of the other military members launched the shot at the very last second. people on aboard the U.S.S. Lake Erie didn’t even “If we would have waited any longer, it know about Operation Burnt Frost. “Very would have crashed to Earth,” he says. the ship knew few people on the ship knew what was Instead, the pulverized debris fell going on until they saw it on CNN,” says harmlessly into the ocean. And, to what was going Jackson, who is originally from the Kansas alleviate concerns around the world City area. that the United States might get into on until they Jackson was among those who were the business of shooting down other critical to the operation’s success. A fire countries’ satellites, Jackson says the saw it on CNN.” controlman in the Navy, he’s responsible modifications used for this shot were for conducting missile launches. “I’ve done immediately removed. a whole bunch of these,” he later told the - Petty Officer 2nd Class Andrew Jackson

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I IZE S L IE : C LL T DI A B

by Mary Helen Stoltz ([email protected]) photos submitted by Courtney Buck

Courtney Buck, Econ’03, was just finishing his senior year at Missouri S&T when the United States invaded Iraq. After graduation, he started work at Missouri S&T public radio station KMST as marketing Buck near manager, but the thought of American soldiers the border fighting overseas weighed heavily on his mind. of Pakistan. “I’m intelligent and physically fit,” Buck says. “So many others like me were serving their country and I figured I should, too.” After a heart-to-heart talk with his family, Buck enlisted on June 2, 2004. The longest of his two overseas deployments took him to Afghanistan for seven months. His job as explosive ordnance disposal technician was to dismantle roadside bombs, IEDs and other explosive devices. Sounds frightening, but it’s the job Buck requested. “I’m an adrenaline junkie,” Buck says. “I love the excitement.” Most of his missions took place at night. “If the soldiers patrolling a village or mountainside found an unexploded device, my unit was called in to dismantle it – sometimes by hand. “Every time I successfully dismantled a bomb, that’s at least one person, one U.S. soldier or one civilian, that didn’t get hurt. I would feel like Superman the whole day. It’s a phenomenal feeling.” Buck also helped patrol the Pakistan border. Part of his job was trying to catch suicide bombers in the act. Occasionally they got past his patrol. Buck surrounded by packages of school “Our base was attacked by a suicide bomber at the supplies from home. gate,” Buck says. Fortunately, no U.S. soldiers were killed in the incident. “My team had to wade through the carnage

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Buck with the children of Sar Hawza, Afghanistan, an area near the Pakistan border.

to find as many pieces of the bomb as we could. By matching fingerprints, we could determine who made the bomb.” Buck, now a financial advisor with his own Edward Jones “Every time I office in Austin, Texas, says he gets just as big a rush from helping people as he does from the excitement of a mission. successfully Among the medals Buck received for his service is the dismantled a bomb... Outstanding Military Volunteer Medal. While on patrol in a remote Afghan village, Buck noticed kids running up to him I would feel like patting their left forearm. The sleeve of his own left forearm is where he, like most soldiers, kept his pens. The kids, he learned, Superman the whole had schools in their village, but nothing to write with. Buck sent out an immediate call for help, emailing friends, day. It’s a family and church members. By the time he was finished, 300 pounds of school supplies had been delivered to the students. phenomenal feeling.” Buck’s active duty ended June 3, 2008. He will spend the next four years as a reservist, and he can be called back into active duty at any time. Some people might dread that phone - Courtney Buck call, but not Buck. “I wouldn’t cry a bit if they called me back,” he says. “I love it.”

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H THE F G T: IST RI N’ V

An issue focused on Missouri S&T’s connection to the military wouldn’t be complete without a word from military historian John C. McManus, associate professor of history and political science. Missouri S&T Magazine staff sat down with McManus to ask a few questions.

Missouri S&T Magazine: Are there similarities in soldiers’ experiences today versus decades ago?

McManus: Some things never change and I don’t think they ever will. Fear, for instance, is pervasive. Each generation may deal with it differently, but it’s there in the tight clenching of the stomach, the bile in the throat. It never ever changes. American soldiers may sign up for patriotic or economic reasons, but when the bullets start flying, soldiers generally just fight for one another and it’s pretty uncomplicated. There is a great deal of dedication from people across varying backgrounds. There are differences, too. The soldier of the mid-20th century on is much more accustomed to being well fed, well clothed and equipped with the best weapons and complementary equipment than his 19th century counterpart. The expectation of the guy on the frontier might have been to make do, but that is no longer the case.

photo by B.A. Rupert Missouri S&T Magazine: How has fighting and strategy changed through the years?

“People interpret McManus: Fighting is always impacted by fire power. But at the end of the day, the average soldier on the battlefield is still the person who patriotism determines the outcome of the war. In spite of all of this incredible range of fire power, including nuclear weapons, it still comes down to differently.” a guy with a rifle in his hands. That hasn’t changed throughout history and I don’t think it’s ever going to change. - John C. McManus Missouri S&T Magazine: What role, if any, does public perception play in strategy on the battlefield? Was the Vietnam War the first to show the average American graphic images of the loss of life?

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U.S. soldiers through the years

Civil War World War I World War II Vietnam Desert Storm

McManus: Interestingly it wasn’t. In the 1860s, 100 years before, country. War has always been unpopular to some extent. It’s a couple of photographers, Alexander Gardner and Matthew Brady, inevitable in a big, fractious country like this. went out and photographed the dead on the Antietam battlefield very soon after the battle. It was a horrible battle…still the Missouri S&T Magazine: What made WWII unique? bloodiest day in American history. Their photographs had an electric impact in the North McManus: We were attacked at Pearl Harbor and that is when they were displayed. People in New York City were truly indisputable. There was no doubt. We knew who did it, why shocked. They had been raised on tales of guns and trumpets and they did it and what needed to be done to them. People were in they never considered what war really was. Vietnam just takes that agreement. They realized that the Nazis and the Japanese fascists older concept to another level because of the medium of television, were a big threat to the United States and we needed to fight, like especially color television. Seeing something in black and white it or not. Prior to Pearl Harbor, Americans were a bit complacent. has a different impact than full color. Think of how you react seeing They didn’t like the Nazis and they didn’t like what the Japanese the grainy black-and-white images of World War II versus the vivid were doing in China, but that was “over there.” We didn’t have to living-color images of Vietnam and subsequent wars. It’s more real worry. Of course, that all changed. to you. In the Vietnam War, there was a graphic nature and people were shocked. Missouri S&T Magazine: In today’s global society, why do young If there was any uncertainty over whether the war was worth men and women continue to choose military service? it or whether we needed to be there or what we were actually doing, these images had a pretty serious negative effect on public McManus: Economics is always a reason, but it goes deeper than opinion. It’s horrible, but it’s needed in a free and open society so that. There is a desire to prove oneself as free and mature; that people really understand what war is. to demonstrate independence. Some are seeking a challenge; others want to do something that is bigger than they are. Missouri S&T Magazine: It seems like patriotism among the Patriotism, of course, is a strong reason. Young people tend to average American was stronger during World War II than today. be idealistic. And young folks fight wars. It has nearly always been that way. McManus: Most of our wars have been unpopular with a significant segment of society. For instance, the Revolutionary War. McManus has published seven books on military history. A third of the population was dead-set against it. Another third was His latest work, The 7th Infantry Regiment: Combat in an Age of kind of favorable toward the Patriot cause, but didn’t want to get Terror: The Korean War Through the Present, was published in involved. They wished there wasn’t a war. May. This spring, McManus received the 2008 Missouri Seen in that context, World War II was just a unique moment Conference on History Book Award and, in 2007, History News in American history. There was a kind of unity among society. Network named McManus one of America’s Top Young Historians. People interpret patriotism differently. Some would argue opposing Visit magazine.mst.edu to read the full transcript of our war is being patriotic because they don’t think war is good for our interview with McManus.

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R TE G N RATIO ORI S FROM MAJ. GEN. ROBERT BAY

story by Lance Feyh ([email protected])

The patrons at McDonald’s have noticed us. Bay spent the end A few of them eventually come over to thank of World War II in the Philippines. He helped the two uniformed soldiers at our table for build a training camp their service. What these civilians don’t realize at the site where the is that a third soldier at our table, an older Bataan Death March had gentleman in plain clothes, is an honest-to- ended earlier in the war. The first task was to Bay at the beginning God general who started his service to the move the bodies of of his military career. country during World War II. Americans who had “A lot of people have known me and never knew I died during that march and were buried at the site. Japanese was a general,” says retired Maj. Gen. Robert Bay, CE’49. prisoners of war were used to move the bodies to a U.S. “But at church, there is one Marine colonel, and when military cemetery in Manila. he sees me he still says, ‘Good morning, general.’” After the war, Bay took advantage of the GI Bill and We traveled up here to Sullivan, the half-way point came back to Rolla to finish his degree in civil engineering. between Rolla and St. Louis, to meet Bay at the Then he resumed his career with the U.S. Army Corps of McDonald’s. Cadet Michael Tollison, a senior in Engineers. All told, he served more than 39 years on active mechanical engineering, and Capt. Chad Pense, assistant duty and in the reserves. His final assignment was as professor of military science at Missouri S&T, listen commander of the 416th Engineer Command. respectfully as Bay answers my questions and tells stories. Cadet Tollison is listening to Bay intently now. Tollison Currently, Bay is telling us a story about being a will graduate this December and then embark on a full-time 17-year-old soldier who didn’t know much about the military career. He admits to us, at one point, that he pecking order in the U.S. Army. During his first week, he wouldn’t mind being a general one day himself. “I’d like was assigned to a mess hall. He was aggravated to find out to make it to general,” he says. “I like to be in charge. But, that, for the time being, he was supposed to be serving as first, I know I have to be a good follower for quite a while.” a waiter. “I didn’t know much about ranks yet,” he says. Tollison was an Army brat. Not long after 9-11, he “This officer was motioning me to come over, and I ignored looked up Afghanistan on a map of the world. He knew him. Turns out, he was the company commander, a colonel.” that he wanted to be a military man, just like his father, The company commander was not happy when Bay a colonel, and his grandfather, a Vietnam veteran. At finally went over to the table. “I told him I joined the Army Missouri S&T, Tollison tells us, “any time I have to spare to be a soldier, not a waiter,” Bay says. “Luckily, everybody has been spent on ROTC. ... I really wanted to do well in laughed. That’s how my career started.” ROTC, so I put extra time in it.”

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Right now, there are about 65 cadets who are active in He worked on the design of the World Trade Center, the Missouri S&T’s ROTC program, according to Pense. construction of the Chain of Rocks Canal and Locks project, The university also has an Air Force ROTC program. and the expansion of the Howard Bend Pumping Station. When Bay was in college, ROTC was mandatory for He is a former president of the university’s alumni young men. “The rest of us were veterans on the GI Bill,” association and past president of the Academy of Civil he says. “We all wore surplus Engineers at Missouri S&T. Army clothes to school.” A founding member of the Lots of things have “A lot of UM Alumni Alliance, Bay is a changed. Bay points out that people have known generous supporter of his alma today’s military is made up mater, contributing 58 years in entirely of volunteers, like me and never knew a row. Bay is now retired, of Tollison and Pense, who want course, but that doesn’t mean to serve. He also thinks women I was a general he doesn’t have anything to do. have brought new skills and .” He went on mission trips to experiences that need to be Kenya twice in the past two utilized. “We have the smartest - Maj. Gen. Robert Bay years to develop water supply military in the history of the sources and provide medical world,” he says. “They have assistance. to be smarter. They handle complex systems. ... In my day, Upon the conclusion of our interview in Sullivan, Bay battle lines were drawn. You worried about terrain. There announces that he needs to head back up Interstate 44 for were tanks, guns and ships. It was easy to know who was a meeting. shooting at you. We knew where the battlefield was.” It’s time for Pense, Tollison and me to go back to But much of what goes on in the military is still familiar Rolla. As we are leaving the McDonald’s, a stranger sees enough that these soldiers have a lot in common and a lot the uniforms and stops Capt. Pense and Cadet Tollison in to talk about, regardless of what generation they come the parking lot to thank them for their service – and much from. Besides, Tollison, Pense and I can’t get enough of of their service to America still lies ahead of them. Bay’s stories. Meanwhile, Bay slips into his vehicle without attracting, When he first became a general, the Army sent him to or commanding, any attention. The general drives off the Pentagon to learn how to act like a general. “I was at the in the other direction, accompanied by a lifetime of honor, Pentagon for orientation, a charm school for generals,” Bay accomplishment and memories. says, laughing. “While I was there I discovered that an office was reserved for Gen. Omar Bradley to use on his rare visits to Washington. Somehow, I found out that he was present that day and I got to meet him. It was a highlight in my military career.” Bradley was a five-star general, the highest rank attainable in the U.S. Army. He told Bay that the key to success was to lead by example and to let your actions demonstrate that you care about soldiers. “I never forgot those words,” Bay says. By the end of his career, Bay, like Bradley, had earned the Distinguished Service Medal. In addition to his military service, Bay worked for the City of St. Louis, Laclede Steel Co. and Black & Veach. Cadet Tollison and retired Maj. Gen. Bay

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Doctor No. 200 Supermodelers

Naresh Sharma’s Ph.D. research on predicting and reducing warranty costs will likely benefit many companies in the future. But for now, it has helped Sharma earn a historic degree. In July, Sharma became the 200th person to receive a Ph.D. from Missouri S&T’s engineering management and systems engineering department. Sharma, PhD EMgt’08, What do you get when you combine Naresh Sharma (left) and Madison Daily (right) successfully defended his dissertation, which defines a new method a team of seven students, one staff advisor, to predict product warranty costs early in a product’s development, on July 29. aerial photography and Google? A 3-D model Sharma has developed a new approach to Genichi Taguchi’s quality loss function, of the Missouri S&T campus and the a mathematical formula that estimates the financial value of customers’ increasing designation “supermodeler.” The students dissatisfaction as product performance decreases. Sharma simplifies the approach spent hours creating 3-D models of campus and makes it more consistent by combining Taguchi’s three methodologies into one using Google software tools as part of an new function. international competition sponsored by The 200th Ph.D. comes 24 years after the engineering management department Google. The payoff came in July when the awarded its first Ph.D. to Madison Daily, PhD EMgt’84, who is now a professor team learned it was one of nine winners emeritus in the department. of the 2008 International Model Your “This is a significant milestone in the long and proud history of this department,” Campus Competition. says William Daughton, chair of engineering management and systems engineering. Using Google SketchUp, a 3-D modeling “It illustrates the excellent scholarly work that we do.” program, and Photoshop, the team used high- resolution aerial photography and floor plans of the campus to construct 3-D models of each building. Rules required the models to be accurate in scale and location, to focus on important identifying details, and to London calling contain textures devoid of visual noise like trees, cars and people. When the British Broadcasting Corp. decided to explore what voters in the A panel of industry experts selected the heart of America were thinking about the presidential election, they selected winners. The Missouri S&T team consisted Missouri S&T as the site for a town hall-style forum that was broadcast worldwide of four architectural engineering students on the BBC World Service radio program Newshour. (Matt Knuth, Nick Salmons, The forum, held on Sept. 5, featured a panel made up of two U.S. Adam Benzabeh and Chris Krueger), representatives from Missouri (one from each major party) as well as a political two computer engineering majors science professor and a radio journalist from Springfield, Mo. The BBC’s Robin Lustig (Nick Thomson and Dan Welty) and one served as moderator as audience members questioned panelists on everything from aerospace engineering major (Zack Geiser). energy policy to the future of education. Their advisor was Glenn Cotita, a space “The voters of Missouri are an unusually canny lot,” the BBC reported. “In every planning technician in the campus’s physical single presidential election since 1904 (with just one exception), they have voted for facilities department. Cotita hopes to use the winning candidate.” the models developed for the competition As this magazine went to press, Missouri’s election results were finally made to construct an online campus map that official. By only 0.1 percent, McCain won Missouri, making this the second exception prospective students and their parents to Missouri’s bellwether status. can use to take a virtual tour of Missouri S&T. Check out the BBC report and audio of the forum online at View the winning entries online at news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7599724.stm. contest.sketchup.com/intl/en/08results.php.

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A free-wheeling solution to poverty

Pearl millet, a hardy grain that is abundant in even the harshest regions of Africa and India, is a staple for many of the world’s poorest people. But removing the edible seed from the chaff is hard work. Traditional threshing techniques usually involve women pounding the plant with mortar and pestle. Over the summer, Michelle Marincel, NucE’06, MS EnvE’08, helped design an ergonomic threshing machine to provide some relief to that back-breaking work. She was part of a group of students chosen to attend the International Development Design Summit at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The research students joined professors and professionals in groups of 10 to work on projects aimed at addressing issues related to poverty. “A researcher provided panicles of pearl millet for us to roll up our sleeves and destroy as we struggled to understand the best way to remove the grains from the stalk,” says Marincel. “Ultimately, we discovered the physics behind millet threshing. We tried numerous iterations of threshing devices. We tried using rubber, brushes, vacuums, centrifuges and many odd materials to remove the grain.” They hit upon creating a machine that works like a bicycle. “The key we discovered is hitting the grains at high speeds in the right direction,” she says. “Our idea is that a woman on a bicycle could carry, on her back, an extra wheel for the purpose of threshing. When she reaches the field, she could turn her bicycle upside down and change out the back wheel for threshing. This gives mobility to harvesting.” Harvesting grains is hard work Marincel says members of her group will stay in touch in order to prepare the in developing countries, and bicycle thresher for field tests. More information is available at www.iddsummit.org Michelle Marincel wants to help. and milllet.wetpaint.com.

photo by B.A. Rupert A lean, green manufacturing machine

When corporate America first started meshing lean manufacturing with green talking about lean manufacturing in the initiatives during the Institute of Industrial 1980s and 1990s, they were looking at ways Engineers’ 2008 Operational Excellence to cut costs while maintaining customer Conference and Expo held in Minneapolis satisfaction. These days, companies are also in September. “Going green is a must for interested in portraying themselves as companies to stay in business,” says Cudney, environmentally conscious, but are an assistant professor of engineering concerned about the costs associated management at Missouri S&T. “While the with green initiatives. stigma of green initiatives is that they are According to two Missouri S&T costly and uneconomical, that is simply no researchers, manufacturers can be both longer true.” lean and green by incorporating processes At the conference, Cudney and designed to conserve energy and minimize Grantham Lough, an assistant professor of environmental impact with a lean interdisciplinary engineering, discussed how manufacturing philosophy. industries can link green initiatives to Elizabeth Cudney, PhD EMgt’06 (left), and Elizabeth Cudney, PhD EMgt’06, and cost-saving manufacturing practices and Katie Grantham Lough, AE’02, MS AE’03, Katie Grantham Lough, AE’02, MS AE’03, calculate return on investment for alternative PhD AE’05 (right), discuss the benefits PhD AE’05, discussed the benefits of or renewable power systems. of green initiatives in manufacturing.

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Building an energy superhighway

Missouri S&T researchers are part of a new research effort that aims to transform the nation’s power grid into an Internet of sorts for energy – a grid that will speed renewable electric-energy technologies into every home and business. Missouri S&T is one of five U.S. universities in the National Science Foundation’s Energy Research Center for Future Renewable Electric Energy Delivery and Management (FREEDM) Systems. The initiative was unveiled in September and is led by North Carolina State University. Universities in Germany and Switzerland are also involved. The center will develop technology that transforms the nation’s century-old, centralized power grid into an alternative-energy-friendly network that can easily store and distribute energy from solar panels, wind farms, fuel cells and other sources. The effort fits well with Missouri S&T’s expertise in power engineering, says Mariesa Crow, the Fred W. Finley Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and director of the university’s Energy Research and Development Center. Crow is Missouri S&T’s lead researcher on the project. Joining her are Badrul Chowdhury, Keith Corzine, Mehdi Ferdowsi and Jonathan Kimball, all on the electrical and computer engineering faculty, and Bruce McMillin, professor of computer science.

Hydrogen: the hype and the hope photo by B.A. Rupert You probably won’t be able to feasible for every day drivers right now, drive down the highway in your own according to Grasman. The main drawback non-polluting vehicle that runs on hydrogen is cost. Grasman says vehicles that run power any time soon. Nor will you be totally on hydrogen fuel cell technology powering your whole house with hydrogen- currently cost anywhere from $50,000 to based technology in the coming years. $1 million. Someday soon, though, you might own Grasman’s group is looking at ways a cell phone equipped with a hydrogen- to use hydrogen for more economically powered fuel cell instead of a battery. feasible uses, such as energizing back-up The cell phone would come with an power generators, forklifts, various types insert-ready hydrogen pack and a small of military equipment and consumer solar array for charging. electronic items, including cell phones. “We need to be realistic about what we Working with Grasman on the DOE project can and can’t do with hydrogen right now,” are Fathi Dogan, professor of materials says Scott Grasman, associate professor science and engineering; Umit Koylu, of engineering management. “In addition associate professor of mechanical and to some of the more Buck Rogers things aerospace engineering; K.B. Lee, professor that might happen in the future, we need of chemical engineering; and John Sheffield, to study some of the things we can do in professor of mechanical and aerospace the short term.” engineering. Grasman is one of the lead researchers Grasman has also played around working on a Missouri S&T study called with the idea of using hydrogen fuel cell “Hydrogen Fuel Cell Analysis: Lessons technology in toys. In fact, he’s got a small Learned from Stationary Power Generation” hydrogen car and a toy hydrogen rocket in Scott Grasman, associate professor of for the U.S. Department of Energy. The his office. He says these kinds of gadgets engineering management, researches technology necessary to produce hydrogen- will help the public understand how economical ways to use hydrogen. powered vehicles that only emit water does hydrogen technology works. exist, but those kinds of vehicles are not

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Bridget Williams: A shirt of a different color by John Kean ([email protected])

photo by B.A. Rupert

Sophomore Bridget Williams is the easiest volleyball player 4.4 digs per game. Through the end of September this year, to find on the floor. Just look for the player wearing a different- Williams, a recipient of the Brackhahn Athletic Scholarship, was colored jersey. third in the GLVC in that department. Williams wears that jersey because she is the Lady Miners’ But her contributions have not been limited to defense. During libero, a player who serves for the most part as a defensive her freshman year she led Missouri S&T in service aces and has 36 specialist. While a team is limited to 12 substitutions during in two seasons, the most by any player on the squad. each set, the libero has unlimited entries. Williams has also taken on a leadership role with the team, “Our job is to play defense in place of the front-line players,” serving as co-captain this year. she explains. “Since a lot of our outside hitters can play on the back “It was an honor to be selected,” Williams says. “It’s a situation row, it’s usually going to be for a middle blocker.” where I can be a leader for our team. We have a group of players Except for a short stint as setter during high school, Williams that are close, but if they have a question for our coach or need has served as libero throughout her volleyball career, which began someone to go to him with something, then I’m not afraid to go ask in the sixth grade in Topeka, Kan. on their behalf.” She was one of 13 incoming freshmen who started the current And without a doubt, the Lady Miners know exactly where to Lady Miner volleyball program in 2007 and ranked 11th in the find her. She’s the one wearing the different-colored jersey. Great Lakes Valley Conference her first year with an average of

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Lady Miner volleyball team ranks among Missouri S&T ranks top 20 in attendance tops in conference

The Missouri S&T volleyball team was ranked 16th in the nation in NCAA Missouri S&T is the top-ranked institution Division II in home attendance during its first season of competition in 2007. The in the Great Lakes Valley Conference and among Lady Miners averaged 443 fans per home contest, which was the best mark in the the top 20 schools in NCAA Division II for the Great Lakes Valley Conference. second straight year in the National Collegiate S&T had two crowds of at least 1,000 fans during the season, including the Scouting Association rankings. The Miners are 13th-best single-game mark of the season with 1,200 spectators at the home opening ranked 19th in the 2008 listing. victory over Drury. The NCSA rankings rate colleges and Missouri S&T had a total attendance of 5,311 fans in its 12 home matches, the universities at the NCAA Division I, II and III highest net figure in the GLVC for the year. levels by averaging the U.S. News & World The national leader in home attendance was the University of Nebraska-Kearney Report ranking, the U.S. Sports Academy with an average of 1,195 spectators per match, while Southwest Minnesota State and Directors’ Cup ranking and the NCAA Washburn were second and third, respectively. student-athlete graduation rate. A total of 291 institutions compete at the NCAA Division II level. The collegiate power rankings based off S&T softball players tour Austria of the U.S. Sports Academy Directors’ Cup rating evaluate the strength of NCAA athletic departments, while the U.S. News & World Three members of the Missouri S&T Report rating recognizes institutions of academic softball program spent the summer touring excellence. The student-athlete graduation rates Austria as part of a USA Athletes are based on those provided by the NCAA. International softball squad. This year’s top-ranked school is the Head coach Don Kennedy, infielder University of California-San Diego. Missouri S&T Becky Davis, a junior in applied mathematics, was the top-ranked team in the GLVC in the 19th and catcher Kassi Deibert, a sophomore in spot, with six other schools from the conference business and management systems, took part also finishing among the top 100. The others in the five-game tour of Austria as part of a were the University of Missouri-St. Louis (24th), national team that had several players with the University of Wisconsin-Parkside (39th), ties to the Midwest. That team was coached Quincy University (48th), Saint Joseph’s by Saint Louis University head coach John University (51st), Kentucky Wesleyan University Conway and included two players from his (60th) and Drury University (92nd). own squad, Northwestern University pitcher Missouri S&T has been ranked among the Lauren Delaney and University of Missouri- top 100 schools in NCAA Division II in the NCSA St. Louis catcher Casey Dierkes. rankings for the last three years. “This was a great cultural experience for Kassi Deibert (far left) and Becky Davis In addition to the collegiate power (far right) participated in the USA everyone involved,” Kennedy says. “Not only rankings, NCSA also provides recruiting Athletes International softball squad did we get a chance to see how softball is in in Austria. education to high school athletic directors another part of the world, but we got to and coaches, as well as families of student- experience how the people live there as well.” athletes who are interested in competing at The U.S. team won all five of the games it played in Austria, including a win in a the next level. game against the country’s national team. In addition, the travel party got to see a number of sights in both Austria and the Czech Republic, including the home of Mozart, a World War II prison camp, and the St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague that took more than 600 years to build. “I can remember Becky saying one time that we should have our own architectural engineers come over and see what this is like,” Kennedy says. “This is the sort of trip I would recommend to any student-athlete who has the chance to do it.”

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HOMECOMING 2008 • OCTOBER 17-20

SATURDAY

Photos by B.A. Rupert and Bob Phelan/Photomasters

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Alumni Awards During Homecoming, the Miner Alumni Association honored a select group of alumni for their accomplishments and their devotion to the association, the campus and students. Selected from an impressive list of nominees, these awardees represent some of our most talented and dedicated alumni, faculty and staff. Chancellor John F. Carney III and Perrin Roller, president of the alumni association, are pictured with the recipients.

Alumni Merit Award Other Awards

Outstanding Student Advisor Awards Ralph E. Flori, PetE’79, PetE’81, PhD PetE’87 Anne M. Maglia Cheryl D.S. Walker, EE’86 Robert W. Whites Ralph E. Wolfram, EE’50 Jeffrey D. Smith, MS CerE’91, PhD CerE’93 homecoming Distinguished Young Alumni Award Richard W. Stephenson

Class of 1942 Excellence in Teaching Award Michael Bruening

Joe Mooney Distinguished Student Award William H. Allen Jr., ChE’97 Francisco A. Perez-Sandi, Esther Kwabea Walker, EE’94, ME’00 MS EMgt’95 Taylor Hahn Frank H. Mackaman Alumni Admissions Volunteer Service Award Ambassador of the Year Alumni Achievement Award Section Awards

Outstanding Section Award

Stephen A. Wright, ME’68, Robert R. Morrison Jr., Paul R. Stricker, LSci’82 ME’70 EMgt ‘71*

Robert V. Wolf Alumni Service Award Kansas City Section*

*Jenny Bayless is pictured with Phoenix Award Robert R. Morrison Jr. Dottye Wolf, widow of Robert V. Wolf, ME’51, MS ME’52, is pictured with K. Daniel Hinkle and Wayne Huebner. Elaine Russell is pictured with Kenneth Bandelier, EE’97, of the Kansas City Section and K. Daniel Hinkle, EMgt’73* Wayne Huebner, CerE’82, David Bufalo, CE’66, of the PhD CerE’87* Rocky Mountain Section. Rocky Mountain Section*

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A centennial celebration 35 years later, building takes originally planned name

When alumni got together more than four decades ago to launch the university’s first major fundraising campaign, they set a goal of completing a new building in time for the campus’s centennial celebration in 1970. They didn’t quite make their goal. Though the alumni raised more than $500,000 in private gifts for the $2 million construction project, the building wasn’t completed until December 1972. By then all the 100th anniversary hoopla had faded into memory. The building eventually became known as University Center-East. Today, the building houses classrooms and administrative offices and no longer serves as a student and alumni center. So this fall, campus officials renamed the building Centennial Hall, in honor of the original intent and to honor the wishes of the campus’s first major donors. That original capital campaign “was the beginning of an era” in which alumni and student support would play a more prominent role in campus construction, says Robert Bay, CE’49, who served on the Centennial Campaign Committee. Bay and fellow campaign committee member Richard Bauer, ChE’51, returned to campus over Homecoming to attend a reception in their honor at the newly christened Centennial Hall. According to Bauer, the steering committee consisted of class-year representatives recruited by Joseph Mooney, who attended S&T in the 1930s but never graduated. Mooney became a successful insurance salesman in University City, Mo., and eventually became that town’s mayor. He would host planning meetings over lunch in his office, and his recruits would call their classmates for donations. “There was nobody who was a champion for giving like Joe Mooney,” says Bay. Bauer said he was happy to donate to the cause. “I felt a sense of giving back” to the campus, he says. Even though the total funds raised – $570,000 – is small by today’s standards, Bauer and Bay believe that initial campaign was a testimony to the generosity of that generation of alumni. “This building is a testimony of where the university stands in the eyes of alumni,” says Bay.

Toomey Hall dedication postponed The dedication ceremony of Toomey Hall, originally scheduled for Homecoming, was postponed and will be rescheduled for April 2009.

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2009 ST. PAT’S SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 2009

Monday, March 2 – Saturday, March 14 St. Pat’s Wednesday, March 4 6 a.m. - Street Painters Breakfast, All day - Snake Invasion, undisclosed location Missouri S&T campus 7 a.m. - Pine Street turns green 8:30-11 a.m. - Pre-Parade Party, Monday, March 9 Alumni Lounge inside Castleman Hall, 10th and Main streets. 101st Best Ever All alumni, their families and guests are Noon - Follies, at the Puck invited to attend this event sponsored St. Pat’s Celebration by the Miner Alumni Association. Tuesday, March 10 Complimentary coffee, juice and All alumni are invited to attend the cinnamon rolls will be served. St. Pat’s pre-parade party from 8:30-11 a.m. Noon - Follies, at the Puck Beer, Mimosas and Bloody Marys on Saturday, March 14, at the Alumni will be available at a cash bar. Lounge in Castleman Hall, 10th and Main Wednesday, March 11 11 a.m. - Parade, streets. Last year, more than 300 alumni downtown Rolla on Pine Street and friends stopped by for hot cinnamon 11:45 a.m. - Pine Street Procession Noon - 2 p.m. - Post-Parade Party, rolls and beverages, and we want this 101st Noon - Court Arrival, Welcome Follies, Alumni Patio outside Castleman Hall, event to be bigger and better than ever. Rolla Downtown Bandshell, 9th and 10th and Main streets. Make plans to travel to Rolla for St. Pat’s or Oak streets near the railroad tracks All alumni, their families and guests are attend one of the section events in your 7 p.m. - Fraternal Order of invited to stop by for free pizza, soda and area. Help keep the St. Pat’s tradition alive. Leaders (FOL) Casino Night, dollar beer. Pizza will be served on a Complimentary coffee, juice and Gale Bullman Multi-Purpose Building, first-come, first-served basis until it cinnamon rolls will be served. Beer, 10th Street and Bishop Avenue runs out. Mimosas and Bloody Marys will be 1 p.m. - Grateful Board Concert, available at a cash bar. Thursday, March 12 Rolla Downtown Bandshell, 9th and Oak streets near the railroad tracks (band to be announced) 11 a.m. - Gonzo Games, 5 p.m. - Doors open for St. Pat’s Concert, Post-Parade Party Fraternity Row Fields, Gale Bullman Multi-Purpose Building located on Fraternity Drive (band to be announced) Following the St. Pat’s parade on 10th Street and Bishop Avenue March 14, all alumni, their families and Friday, March 13 6 p.m. - St. Pat’s Grand Ball guests are invited to come to the Alumni sponsored by Coterie, Patio outside Castleman Hall, 10th 11 a.m. - Gonzo Games, St. Pat’s Ballroom, Havener Center and Main streets. Last year, more than Fraternity Row Fields, 6 p.m. - Cocktail Hour 1,000 alumni and friends attended the located on Fraternity Drive 7 p.m. - Dinner celebration. Sponsored by the Miner 6 p.m. - Honorary Knights Banquet, 8 p.m. - Dance, featuring a live band. Alumni Association, 101 pizzas and soda Havener Center Tickets are $45 per person. Tables of will be served and dollar beer will be 9 p.m. - Coronation up to eight may be reserved in advance available. and Knighting Ceremony, until Friday, March 6. For more information, Leach Theatre of Castleman Hall, or to make reservations, please visit 10th and Main streets thestpatsball.com

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Alumni take leadership roles in association

During its annual Homecoming meeting The following directors-at-large have on Oct. 18, the Miner Alumni Association agreed to continue to serve: approved the following new members: Helene Hardy Pierce, EMgt’83 John Remmers, MetE’84 President: Perrin Roller, GeoE’80 The following area directors have President-elect: Susan Rothschild, CSci’74 agreed to continue to serve: Vice president: (Area 5, Ohio and Michigan) Ernest Banks, ChE’81 Henry Brown, CE’68 John Eash, AE’79 (Areas 10-18) Rich Eimer, EE’71 Marylou Legsdin, Engl’90 John Frerking, CE’87 Robert Scanlon, MetE’73 Student directors (appointed): Jon Vaninger, EE’63 Andrew Ronchetto, Treasurer: Jerry Bayless, CE’59 Student Council president Secretary: Keith Wedge, GGph’70 Leyla Gardner, Geographic area directors: Student Union Board president (Area 6) Rakesh Gudavarthy, association news association Art Giesler, ME’77 Council of Graduate Students Representing Louisiana, president north Texas (Area 8) Thank you to the following retiring Alumni gather for Tom Feger, CE’69 members of the Miner Alumni Association Representing central Illinois board of directors and committee chairs for Federal Legislative (Areas 10-18) their dedication and loyalty to the alumni Polly Hendren, EMgt’73 association and Missouri S&T: Day in D.C. Representing Missouri, Marvin Borgmeyer, ChE’74, Illinois and central St. Louis Area 6 director Alumni from all four campuses of metro area Mike Hurst, CE’74, Areas 10-18 director the University of Missouri came together Todd Rastorfer, CE’98, Area 21 director Sept. 16 in the Rayburn House Office Janet Wickey-Spence, GGph’85, Building in the U.S. Capitol to greet committee chair Missouri’s federal legislators. President Gary Forsee addressed the group, thanking alumni for their support and thanking legislators for bringing funding Minimum endowment level to increase Jan. 1 to the university. Missouri S&T had 13 alumni in Currently alumni and friends may establish an endowment attendance: through the Miner Alumni Association with a minimum gift of Dave Bryant ’70; Ken Cage ’63, ’66; $5,000, which will provide about $250 annually to a scholarship Sara Chiado ’01; David Dajc ’96; recipient. You can provide a gift that’s invested permanently and Lindsay Epstein ’06; Gary Forsee ’72; distributes up to 5 percent of its value every year. Brad Fulton ’88; Eric Hoehn ’86; Lance Killoran ’72; Roland Koenig ’06; Effective Jan. 1, 2009, the minimum will increase to $15,000. A $15,000 endowment will award approximately $750 to a Carolyn Krahn ’07; Chris Mayberry ’98; scholarship recipient each and every year. Bill Stein ’79; Marianne Ward, executive vice president of the Miner Alumni Please contact Marianne Ward in the alumni office at Association; and Chancellor John F. 573-341-4145, or [email protected] for more information Carney III. or to establish an endowment.

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Miner Pride We got spirit, yes we do!

The Miner Alumni Association hit the road last year – “I could make a difference as a with a new Miner Pride program, focused on talking with alumni to find out what gives them pride in their alma leader in my field.” mater. After speaking with sections across the United States, they learned Missouri S&T alumni believe that an S&T degree is as good or better than that of a private – “Others respected where I went institution. For alumni, that feeling of pride began when they to school.” were students and was fostered by their academic departments and social organizations. Once settled into their careers, alumni’s sense of pride was nurtured by The corporate world has many reasons to respect being recognized as a prepared, hands-on, go-to people. Missouri S&T. Campus success stories – focused on Here are a few of the many comments alumni shared: design teams, cutting-edge research and prominent alumni – make their way into the news. Most alumni reported that this added to the sense of pride they felt – “I’m making a difference for for their alma mater. Here are a few of their comments: the country by teaching those – “People all around the country who defend it.” and world know this small university because of its – “Missouri S&T prepared me engineering.” very well to be able to contribute in a meaningful – “The recognition Missouri S&T and productive way to the has in my field.” companies I’ve worked for.” – “How aggressively Missouri S&T – “I was better prepared than grads are recruited by Fortune most. I can stand up to 500 companies.” anyone and understand at What do you think? What gives you pride in your alma a much greater depth.” mater? To let your voice be heard, contact Elaine Russell at 573-341-4897 or email [email protected] to bring the Miner Pride program to your section.

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Alumni, family and friends gather Houston in 51 sections around the world. houston Here is a glimpse of their activities. June 14 – Cinco de Mayo celebration St. Arnold’s Brewery – Houston Falls of the Ohio Attendees included Nick ’00 and Mary Ellen falls of the ohio Sean Daly ’96 accepts the Ault; David ’84 and Jeannine ’83 Bardsley; Mick Little Mack 2008 award from Bayer ’78; Wilfred ’72 and Julie Bertrand; Chris the Air Capital Section. Pictured Buterbaugh ’07; Mark ’06 and Melissa ’06 Cox; June 28 – Golf outing with Laura McLaughlin ’99, Brenda Diaz ’82; George ’75 and Bonnie Midland Trail Golf Course – section vice president. Dolson; Adil Godiwalla ’66; Dan ’73 and Louisville, Ky. Delores ’75 Hinkle; Jim Honefenger ’77; Alison Attendees included Dirk Gowin ’91, ’98; Ibendahl ’05; Matthew ’02 and Kate Kelly; Hugh Gary Hamilton ’71; and John Lina ’63. ’60 and Patricia Logue; Ed May ’83, ’95; Jim ’67 and Carolyn Medlin; Riley Mieth ’08; Michael July 19 – Baseball game Morrison; Bob Pennington ’88; Russ Pfeifle ’74; Louisville Slugger Field – Robert ’06 and Elizabeth (Owen) ’04 Rutherford; Louisville, Ky.

section news section Justin ’99 and Melissa ’97 Ryan; Jeff ’80 and Pat Attendees included Bob O’Brien ’54 and son; (Klug) ’80 Sheets; Robert Shelley ’07; Nicole Dirk ’91, ’98 and Nickie Gowin; Gary Hamilton Talbot ’77; Herman ’60, Carol, and Jon Vacca; Jason Jeffries ’02, ’04 receives ’71; Tom Phillips ’80; and Bob Morfeld ’69. and Nick Valenti ’81. the Little Mack 2008 award from the Kansas City Section. Pictured with Marianne Ward, director of alumni and constituent relations. Frank H. Mackaman Outstanding Section Volunteer Award

Miner Alumni Association sections recognize their own members through the annual Frank H. Mackaman Outstanding Section Volunteer (Little Mack) Award for distinguished The Houston Section celebrates Cinco De Mayo. service to the section.

Recipients are: Air Capital: Sean Daly ’96 Chicago: Tommy Mills ’02, ’04 Section Award Recipients 2008 Cincinnati-Dayton: Jay Jones ’71 Houston: Larry Ragsdale ’98 Kansas City: Jason Jeffries ’02, ’04 Kansas City Section — Outstanding Section Award Lincolnland: Mark Martin ’68 Motor City: Ray Schaffart ’63, ’72 Serving more than 3,000 alumni in the Kansas City, Mo., area Rocky Mountain Section — Phoenix Award Serving more than 1,000 alumni in the state of Colorado

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St. Louis multiple photos (see below) st. louis Scholarship Golf Tournament

June 21 – Scholarship golf tournament Wolf Hollow Golf Club – Labadie, Mo. Attendees included Mark Abernathy ’81; John Alibert; Dave Amelotti; David Amelotti; Dan Amsden ’75; Dick Bauer ’51; Chris Beer; Bryan Bell ’88; Wayne Bennetsen ’41; Bob Berry ’72; Scott Bertelsmeyer ’98; Robert Bibb ’03; Bob Bieg Jr. ’78; Mike Borgard ’86; Rich Bradley ’88; Matt Bright; David Brinker; Steve Brunts ’78; Mike Brynac ’66; Ray Buehler ’07; Ken Busch ’72; Jim Calzone ’89; Lisa Cannon; Bryan Cassity ’86; Jack Cassity; Calvin Curdt ’74; Randy Dreiling 1st Place Team, A Flight: 2nd Place Team, B Flight: ’81; Ron Dutton ’74; Matt Dwyer ’94; John Eash Rick Gildehaus; Bobby Lyerla; Chris Beer; Ron Dutton ’74; Mike Shaffer; Speedy Warner; ’79, ’80; Tom Elgin ’84; Hank ’64, ’66 and Mary A.J. Girondo ’01 Paul Misch Fischer; Rick Gildehaus; A.J. Girondo ’01; Kent Goddard ’81; Scott Goddard; Ed Goetemann ’44; Rusty Goldammer ’78, ’79; Dave Gray; Chuck Grbcich ’88; Ray Green; Bennie Gregory; Ron Halbach ’65; Brian Hanson; Ed Hanstein ’71; Joe Hartman ’72, ’78; Michael Haynes ’78; John Haynes; Tom Herrmann ’50; Jeff Herzog ’92; Greg Hicks ’76, ’80; Dennis Hobbs; Robert Hoffmann ’81; Mark ’02 and Elizabeth ’04 Hopkins; Jeff Hughes; Mike Hutchinson; Ed Jantosik ’79; Jeff Jones; Keith Jozwiak; Phil Jozwiak ’66; Steve Kadyk ’99; Don Keller ’79; Bill Kennedy ’71; Len ’66, ’78 and Mary Kirberg; 1st Place Team, B Flight: Super seniors: Nick Klapp; Jeff Kokal ’98, ’00; Ray Kollmeyer Phil Jozwiak ’66; Chris Turner; Keith Jozwiak; Dick Bauer ’51; Wayne Bennetsen ’41; ’56; Keith Konradi ’72; Larry Krull ’88; Steve Dave Gray Harry Scott ’44; Ed Goetemann ’44 Lamitola ’99; Tobin Lichti; Lex Lindholm; John Lodderhose ’79, ’92; Bobby Lyerla; John McCarthy; Sean McDermott ’91, ’97; Paul Misch; Don Morris; Milt Murry ’64, ’80; John Closest to pin: Murry; Joe Neyer ’78, ’81; Glen Pariani ’82; Zach Bob Berry ’72; Bob Bieg Jr. ’78; Mike Hutchinson; Perry ’01, ’03; Troy Peterson ’96; Jon Press ’00; Ken Stecher ’92 Chris Reeves ’04; Andy Richter ’03; Rich Roser ’81; Scott Rush; Tim Schmidt; Wayne Schmidt Longest drive (men’s): ’83, ’91; Jon Schneider ’87; Harry Scott ’44; Mike A.J. Girondo ’01 Shaffer; Tom Shilling ’80; Jeff Shiner ’98, ’05; Ken Stecher ’92; Gerry Stevenson ’59, ’63; Howard Longest drive (women’s): Stine ’67, ’70; Rob Sutton ’98, ’00; Mike Svoboda Mary Fischer ’70, ’71; Dennis Tate ’92; Ray Tauser ’56; Steve 2nd Place Team, A Flight: Tauser; Andy Tayon ’80; Pete Telhorst ’88; Will Major sponsors included : Thompson; Chris Turner; Bill Vondera ’88; Bill Vondera ’88; Lex Lindholm; Brinkmann Constructors, Jeff Waller ’92; Speedy Warner; Katie Weinkein Bennie Gregory; Tim Schmidt Charles Jarrell Contracting, ’03; Bob Welsch ’98, ’06; Jim Whetsel ’81, ’83; Cochran Engineering and Surveying, Doug Workman ’71; Dennis Yeh ’90; and Bob Fred Weber Inc., and Zinselmeyer ’88. Missouri S&T representatives: Susan Rothschild ’74 Kirby Cannon, Dale Martin and Marianne Ward.

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MISSOURI S&T section news We want your want We Submit yoursection Summer 2009issue. to [email protected] to [email protected] for inclusion inthefor inclusion section news section news byApril 6 MAGAZINE | ITR2008 WINTER Thomas Scott ’94,’99. Scott Thomas Mosher andLaura III;Robert and Mosher; Robert andLillian McLaughlin; Annabelle Craig ’04;Tony Goodloe ’98,Laura ’99, Trish Bruce, Gealy; ’01;Amanda, Davis Rob ’96; Daly Sean Jacob Barkley; Rustin Atkeisson; and ’76,Liz Randal Attendees included Wichita, Kan. AtkeissonRandy ’76andLiz residence – Aug. 9 Air Capital Chicago ElkGrove Section, Village, Ill. Steve and Lory Magenta; Tommy Magenta; Steve andLory Mills ’02, ’04; Magenta; ’99,LauraStephan andSophia ’03;Jayne HusemanGlenn ’02;Beth Kleekamp; and Yolanda ’01;Jeremy Glenn Corie Cook; Dominique Briana, Amanda, Ian Christian; Allen; Aiken ’06;David Dan Attendees included GroveElk Ill. Village, – home family Magenta Aug. 9 Chicago representative: Marianne Ward. Theresa ’98,’02.Missouri Williams S&T Ken Thompson ’73;Craig Valentine ’62,’64;and Suellentrop ’81; Greg ’86;Gerry Sanders Jeffryes; Jenna Cawvey; Zachary and Jan Cawvey; MikeAttendees included Brunstein ’90;Von ’78 Anchorage, Alaska Von ’78andJan residence Cawvey – 24 July Alaska Student send-off parties Marianne Ward. Marianne S&T representatives: Courtney Wallace and and Andrew, Eldon andPat Wirtz. Missouri Ward;Steve andKaren Benjamin Weideman; Ryan Toika; Tullis; Ben Bill andBrenda Tullis; Purol; andZack Debbie Jeff, Porterfield; Krista Bob Cesario and Elaine Russell. andElaine Cesario Bob Jennifer Wolf. Missouri S&Trepresentatives: Kevin Sneed;Cherie Telker; William Ward; and Kyle Scharf; Adam and Medlin; and Carolyn Holt; ’05;Brian Koenig; Ibendahl Alison Jim ’67 and Delores ’75Hinkle; Tom ’66andLoretta ’73 Dan Mike ’81andRosie Flannigan; Ekholm; CrockerStapp ’88;Michelle andRhonda Lori Cesario; Brunkhorst; Sandy Nick Budler; ’77;Ryan Buck Jeff Attendees included Houston StappLori Crocker ’88residence – Aug. 2 Houston and Bridget Williams. Brittany Schuh; andDustin Kuhn; Shele Freise ’77;Mike David Sarah Cook; and Christian’95,Christina ’95and Anderson; andKyle Jeff Nella, Attendees Da included Kan. Maple Hill, andIce House – Steak Puffy’s Aug. 3 Flint Hills SECT #3_WIN08:S&T MAG TEMPLATE 11/13/08 3:24 PM Page 37

Kansas City Peoria July 26 July 25 Jim ’74, ’75 and Ann Foil residence – Steve ’81, ’86 and Ann Trower residence – Lees Summit, Mo. Metamora, Ill. Attendees included Kenneth ’97, Cindy, Ashlyn, Attendees included Christopher Baker; Todd Austin, Leanna and Nicole Bandelier; David Braddy; Steve ’77 and Janet Burr; David ’03 and Baugher ’07; Kira Bluebaum ’06; Lu ’59 and Kathleen ’05 Denney; Margaret Gardiner; Sammy Bolon; Eric Borcherding; Scott ’91 and Katherine Glee ’05; Tim Hand ’01; Jacob Angie Fletcher; Dakota Fletcher; Jim ’74, ’75 Larimore; Christy ’96, ’98 and Chris Lee; Alex and Ann Foil; Blake Hicks; Ashley Hobbie; and Julie Mathis; Chandeli Oliveira; Hope and Joe Hoff; Jason ’02, ’04, Shannon ’02, ’03 and Randy Mooberry; Igor Ramos; Seth, Alyssa and Jack Jeffries; Ted Kelly ’77; Adam King; Bill Leya Russell; Fred Stackley ’03; Steve ’81, ’86 McAllister ’76, ’78; Sean McKinzie; Carol and and Ann Trower; Kristy ’98 and Steve Wolfe; Stacy McLoud; Mark McNeal; Janet and Rudi and Aaron Young. Missouri S&T representative: Plattner; Dorothea Plattner; D.J. and Dillon Elaine Russell. Kansas City Section, Lees Summit, Mo. Quint; Christina Ray; Joe ’59 and Mary Reichert; Andrew Sourk; Chad Stovall; Kevin and Cindy Stovall; James Van Acker ’98; Andrew Vance; Mike Welsh ’67; Patrick White; Robin Williams; and Justin Wylam ’03. Missouri S&T representative: Marianne Ward. Lincolnland Aug. 3 Rich ’69 and Carolyn Berning residence – Springfield, Ill. Attendees included Clayton and Tom Akers; Rich ’69 and Carolyn Berning; Rich ’59 and Nancy Canady; Bill, Kim and Tracy Chestnut; Jerry ’64 and Marilyn Hoppe; Brian Larson; Michael Larson; Don, Jeanne and Tim Mallette; Ed ’69 and Anne Midden; Jerry ’70 and Houston Section, Houston Mary Parsons; Laura Sakach ’89; Jeff, Nick and Sheila Stephens; and John ’69 and Paula Wiesenmeyer. Motor City Aug. 2 Gibraltar Community Center Park – Gibraltar, Mich. Attendees included Ron Baker ’79; Brett Bradshaw; Joe Dickerson ’97; Randy Gieselman; Abby LaPreze; Joshua Manthei; Joe Long; Gretchen McCready; Megan McLain; Dale Morse ’79; Jeff ’00, Rebecca and Tyler Seaman; and Rebecca Steinman ’96.

Lincolnland Section, Springfield, Ill.

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Solar car race parties

photos by Bob Phelan/Photomasters section news section

Neosho, Mo. Calgary, AB Canada

July 12 – Plano Centre – Plano, Texas John Spencer ’67; Steve ’98 and Amie ’98 July 14 – Crowder College – Neosho, Mo. Squibb; Richard and Phyllis Steckel; Dave Steele July 17 – Falls Park – Sioux Falls, S.D. ’50; Bill Stoll ’67; Roger Volk ’68; Rex Walker ’65; July 22 – Edworthy Park – Calgary, Scott Webb Jr.; Lawrence ’83, Anne ’83, Daniel, Alberta, Canada and Mark Welty; James Wilkerson ’04; Randall Attendees included Brent ’02, Regina, Bella and ’85, ’87, Madison and Ryan Wood; and Jeff Maya Baker; Gary Bartz; Peggy Behm; Laurie Wooldridge ’01. Missouri S&T representatives: Behm ’84; Jeff Bledsoe ’82 and guests; Daniel Diana Ahmad, Lisa Alderson, Andrew Careaga, Bohachick ’99; Don and Nancy Brackhahn; Harvest Collier, Lance Feyh, Patty Frisbee, Plano, Texas Glenn ’83 and Mindy ’84 Brand; Caleb Bredlow; Laura Hall, Paul Hirtz ’95, ’97, ’02, Stacy Jones, Brian Call ’97, ’99; Preston Carney ’02, ’03; Doug Laura Kahl, Mindy Limback, Bob Phelan, ’91 and Karla Carroll; Steve Chodrick ’82; John Susan Robinson, Elaine Russell, Debbie Schatz, Clay; Cody Dennis ’05; Neal Deshazo ’80; Fran Tom Shipley, Mary Helen Stoltz ’95, John Tyler ’79 and Kelvin ’78, ’79 Erickson; Steve Flowers ’75, Marianne Ward, Warren K. Wray, C.H. Wu, ’82; Justin Gathright ’06; Cody Grothe; Gary ’62 Letha Young and the Missouri S&T Solar and Judy Havener; Diane and Don Henke; Julie Car Team. ’99, ’00, Landon and Kathryn Hirtz; David Hoffman ’65, ’67; Mike Janaske; Evelyn Jones; Zach Kahl; Byron ’52 and Mary Ann Keil; Steve Keuss ’72; Seth Ledbetter ’04; Adam Lewis; Eric ’96 and Tara Link; Ray Luechtefeld ’83; Gail Lueck ’02, ’03; Linda ’88, Michael, Curtis and Neosho, Mo. Richard Madigan; Cody Massar; Larry ’73 and Donna Mayfield; Michelle Nichols; John and Peggy Oster; David Oswald ’05; Roger Phillips ’74; Chris Pieper ’08; Pat and Ann Pieper; Martin Prager ’55; Robert Rieffel; Tim Robillard ‘07; Rebecca Russell; Chris Rocker; John Sioux Falls, S.D. Schlensker ’55; Frank Schuh; B.J. Shrestha ’95; Ellis Smith ’55; Scott ’86, Kim and Josh Smith;

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A Gala Affair

There was a chill in the air as guests arrived at La Charrette, home of Bob (CE’71) and Kim Brinkmann, for the fifth annual Missouri S&T gala. The grounds were full of beautiful fall flowers and the late summer evening offered a perfect setting for alumni, friends, staff and students. This year, 120 people attended the dinner and auction, raising more than $90,000 to benefit the Student Design and Experiential Learning Center (SDELC). Over the last five years this event has generated more than $430,000 in support of the 10 teams. Many 1. generous donors give live and silent auction items each year to help raise the funds. Some of this year’s most popular items included trips to Mexico, Colorado and Alaska, and a weekend package to the Lake of the Ozarks. Other items included handcrafted furniture, Missouri S&T hand-blown glass, a NASA package, custom-made jewelry and several one-of-a-kind watercolor paintings. “This is a great event and I look forward to it every year,” says Chancellor John F. Carney III. “Missouri S&T is incredibly fortunate to have such a dedicated group of alumni and friends who know firsthand what this institution does for young people.” The Missouri S&T SDELC is the umbrella organization responsible for S&T’s 2. nationally recognized multidisciplinary design teams. Ten teams form the core of the center and operate with assistance from faculty, staff and administrators. These teams participate in industry and government-sponsored competitions and reflect S&T’s emphasis on experiential learning, which balances classroom learning with hands-on experience. Through this program S&T engages students more fully in their studies 3. and produces graduates who are knowledgeable in both the concrete and theoretical aspects of their disciplines. 1. Bob, CE’71, and Kim Brinkmann enjoy the antics of emcee Brad Hornburg, CE’69, 4. Approximately 450 students participate during the evening’s live auction. in a variety of student design and 2. Jane Ruby, Ron Morgan, EMgt’78, Solar Car Team member Nathan Steckel, Greg experiential learning experiences Kellerman, ME’82, and Becky Kellerman each semester. enjoy fine food and good company at the If you would like more information about Anheuser-Busch table. The company donated beer for the evening. the annual gala or the Student Design and 3. Steel Bridge Team member Levi Smith, Experiential Learning Center, visit Riley Pierce (husband of Helene Hardy Pierce, EMgt’83), and SAE Formula Car design.mst.edu/gala. Each year alumni and Team member Aaron Young catch up on friends donate unique and creative auction current design team events. 5. 4. Ted Weise, EE’67, Ed Schmidt, ME’67, and items. If you would like to contribute something Robotics Team member Robert Adams to next year’s gala, please contact Christy discuss available funding opportunities. Higgins at 573-341-6359 or [email protected]. 5. Marilyn Schmidt and Ted and Sharon Weise enjoy the sunset at La Charrette overlooking the Missouri River. MISSOURI S&T MAGAZINE | WINTER 2008 39 SECT #3_WIN08:S&T MAG TEMPLATE 11/13/08 3:25 PM Page 40

David D. Beardsley, CE: “Still 1939 1958 designing bridges for Jacobs William F. Oberbeck Sr. Paul O. Herrmann III Engineering in St. Louis and still , MetE: , EE: playing principal oboe with the “Doris and I plan to spend the “Enjoyed the Golden Alumni Florissant Valley Symphony summer in Bristol, R.I. Because meeting very much. Carole has a Orchestra. Eileen and I enjoy of medical treatment, we were new right hip and is healing well.” playing with our grandchildren, unable to attend Homecoming Ella and Cooper.” 2008.” Steven C. Carey, CE, joined SCI 1960 Engineering as a senior engineer. Walter H. Dickens, CE, reports Richard J. Fitzgerald, ChE, retired 1943 he and Betty are retired at 11988 in March 2006 from full-time law Thomas E. Gregory, MetE: Hwy. MM in Dixon, Mo., 65459. practice. He is now practicing law “Enjoying good health yet. Can still He would like to hear from friends part time and working as a tax drive after a recent eye cataract and classmates. and financial planner for Vantive removal (I now have 20/40 vision). Partners. Still travel some by auto. Hope to Francis G. “Greg” Slack, EMgt, get back to Rolla again.” 1963 was reappointed to the Missouri Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Edward G. David , CE: “Continuing Rules and is the current owner alumni notes 1949 to enjoy retirement and volunteer and president of two companies, work.” Trabue Industrial Systems and David F. Brasel , ChE: “Still living CBK & Associates Inc. alone and giving all the medical doctors a challenge. Enjoying 1967 computers, ham radio and digital Sanford H. Menke 1971 camera, as well as all the other , ME, retired challenges that come with 26 from Emerson in October 2005. Norm Dennis, CE, MS CE’73, was years of retirement.” named winner of the Charles and Grads coordinate Nadine Baum Faculty Teaching 1968 Award for 2008 at the University engineering event 1950 Don Fleming, of Arkansas. Jeu Foon Jr., EE, continues Donald C. Griffin CE, celebrated , CerE: recruiting and supervising for the at Texas elementary “Still enjoying retirement and 40 years of service at Los Angeles Department of Water celebrating 59 years married in and Power and leading his guitar school December.” Hanson Professional circle buddies in ’50s, ’60s and ’70s Services Inc. tunes. Tim Montgomery Last February, Sarah Jane (Hahn) He is a senior vice president , ME, is owner 1951 and principal architect of TMA Todd, MetE’83, and Katie (Burch) and serves as a senior railroad Donald J. Dowling Jr. Architects LLC. He had an article Hagen, EE’88, coordinated an , ChE: “Enjoy and bridge specialist in Hanson’s traveling (Columbia River cruise railway market. published in a June issue of Engineering Day at Spicewood was great) and keeping in touch James L. Miltenberger, CE, Environmental Design & Elementary School in Austin, Texas. with my Miner football buddies recently retired from the City Construction. The day featured events like all-school and 30 grandkids.” of Houston public works assemblies with themes like “Physics department after working Circus” and “Chemistry Circus”; 20 years as a programmer/analyst. 1974 a teepee-building activity; building 1957 W.B. “Bill” Smith, CE, received structures with marshmallows, gum Edward B. Campen, CE, received the National Hydropower 1970 Association’s Dr. Kenneth drops and tooth picks; making paper the Uuno Sahinen Award from Rocky Arnold Henwood Award for lifetime helicopters; experimenting with circuits; Montana Tech of the University of , ME, was retained Montana for his outstanding by MIPSolutions Inc. as consultant achievements and contributions exploring the insides of computers; and contribution to coal, methane, oil to the board of directors to deliver to the hydropower industry. liquid nitrogen demonstrations. and natural gas exploration and an update to the company’s He is founder and president of development in the Rocky business plan. Hydropower Internationals Mountains. Services, a consulting firm in Tulsa, Okla.

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Robert B. Knowles Jr., GeoE, Kevin Truman, PhD CE, is dean Businessman sees 1975 received the Army’s Combat of the School of Computing and John Kaufman Terrain Information Systems Engineering at the University of , MS GeoE, is project director charter in June. Missouri-Kansas City. potential in electric the general manager of the Jeffrey J. Sunderland, ME, has Leavenworth (Kan.) Water been with Chevron Corp. for 27 car conversions Department. years. He and his family moved to Kevin C. Skibiski, CE, MS CE’76, 1986 Houston (The Woodlands) in Francis Dohmen Nick Barrack was appointed to the Missouri January. “Mandy and the kids , EE, was , EE’75, already owns Board of Architects, Professional (Michael, 10, and Irene, 4) are appointed to the school board in a number of businesses in Rolla. But if Engineers, Professional Land doing fine.” the Pleasant Valley School District things work out, he’ll soon be offering a Surveyors and Landscape in Clinton, Iowa. He works for Architects. He is a civil associate Lyondell Bassell. new service to customers that could be at Heideman Associates Inc. in high demand. Robert G. Wonish, ME, joined 1982 Barrack takes old gas-guzzling cars Striker Oil & Gas Inc. (formerly Darrell Roy Case, ME: “I moved 1987 and turns them into fully electric cars. Unicorp Inc.) as president and to a new house in Eureka, Mo. Life Richard A “The ideal situation is if you have a car chief operating officer. He also is good.” Schuth that’s beginning to wear out, that’s the joined the company’s board of Eric Glynn Politte, ME: “Sue and I , ChE, directors. have three kids. One daughter has is a partner at perfect time to convert it,” Barrack a petroleum engineering degree Armstrong recently told the Rolla Daily News. from the University of Texas- Teasdale’s The converted vehicles will go Intellectual 1977 Austin. We also have a son about 60 mph and can travel about who is a senior in mechanical Property Bruce Edwards, Engl, was Services Group. 60 miles between charges. “I'd like to be engineering and a daughter who able to convert vehicles for people who appointed associate vice provost is a freshman in civil engineering, for academic technology at both at Texas A&M. We sold our work at Fort Leonard Wood ... people Bowling Green State University, engineering firm to a public 1989 who have to commute 50 or 60 miles where he has served as a faculty company, so I’m a corporate David M. Allen, to work,” Barrack says. member and administrator since manager (again). Stay in touch at 1981. EE, is manager of So far, Barrack has converted two [email protected].” AmerenUE’s vehicles, an old truck and a small car. Jefferson City About a dozen 12-volt batteries are used Division in in the conversions. If he decides to start 1978 1983 Jefferson County, a full-blown car conversion business, Michael A. Heitzman, CE, MS Mark Alan Cook Mo. , CE: “Working Steve Starrett Barrack says it would take about two EMgt’83, is the assistant director for Jacobs Engineering in Florida , CE, was named of the National Center for Asphalt on Florida Department of technical chair for the 2009 weeks for his team of mechanics and Technology and has moved to Transportation turnpike projects. Environmental and Water electricians to convert a vehicle from gas Auburn, Ala. My two kids, Austin and Taylor, Resources Congress to be held to electricity. The cost would be about are doing well in high school at in May in Kansas City, Mo. He is an associate professor of water $6,000, and it would take approximately Stanton College Prep in three years for the conversion to pay for 1980 Jacksonville.” resources engineering at Kansas State University. itself in fuel savings. Michael Barsoum, MS CerE, Christopher Taylor, EMgt, was Barrack currently owns four professor of materials engineering named commander of Marine at Drexel University, delivered 1984 businesses in Rolla: CSE Construction; Medium Helicopter Squadron USA Tours, a charter bus company; the 2008 Sigma Xi Lecture at Thomas Joseph Dalton, EE, is 265 in Okinawa, Japan. He is a Massachusetts Institute of president and CEO of Intersoft, a lieutenant colonel in the Marine USA Express, an airport shuttle service; Technology in May. He discussed financial compliance software Corps. and Central Dispatch, a company that the role materials research plays in company in New York City. monitors alarm systems. partially solving the mystery of the Benjamin K. Harrison, PhD ChE, Egyptian pyramids. is a graduate dean at the 1990 University of South Alabama. Steven Rist, Engl, completed 11 1981 years as a graphic designer in the Send your email advertising design department of Raymond H. Frankenberg, CE: address to — 1985 The Edwardsville (Ill.) Intelligencer, email [email protected] “The reunion was wonderful! It Michael J. Danko, NDD, passed Edwardsville Publishing Co., a was much nicer than we ever the Illinois mechanical engineer division of Hearst Newspapers. imagined. Thank you.” Professional Engineer exam. (continued on the next page) Eric Politte, ME’82, [email protected]

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1992 1995 1999 James “Eric” Crumpecker, Hist, Kirk Andrew Peterson, ME: August “Augie” Altenbaumer, was named head track and field “I have been working at Hawker CerE, won “local best of show” at coach at Southeast Missouri State Beechcraft Corp. (formerly the St. Louis Brews’ 2007 Happy University. Raytheon Aircraft Co.) for the past Holiday Homebrew Competition James B. Davis, MS EMgt, was five years. As a senior mechanical for his Rye American Pale Ale. named commander of the U.S. engineer, I have been working on Brian Gettinger, CE, joined the Army Corps of Engineers Detroit the Hawker 750/900XP.” Heneghan and Associates P.C. office. The lieutenant colonel engineering team. served as brigade operations Danielle D. Kleinhans, MS CE, officer in Germany. 1996 PhD CE’02, was promoted to Jody (Luksich) Dendurent group manager of structural , CE: engineering and mechanics at 1993 “I'm working for Mirafi CTL Group. Geosynthetics as a region Jeff Murphy James E. Koch , MS EnvE, MS EMgt, , PhD EMgt, was and product engineer. I help is operations officer for the 94th promoted to senior vice president other engineers design with Engineer Battalion in Mosul, Iraq. of Hill International’s Project geosynthetics. I'm doing a lot of He has been heavily involved in Management Group in the work with the USACE in New the construction of combat alumni notes company’s Baghdad, Iraq, office. Orleans and ASTM right now. I outposts and security checkpoints have the best of both worlds as a and clearance and maintenance of working mom. I work out of my routes in northern Iraq. “My wife, 1994 house in Wichita, Kan., so I get Tricia Murphy (who used to work to be home with my children, Kara (Krueger) Ketcherside, in student affairs at Missouri S&T), AnneMarie, 8, and Dax, 5, and I is the family readiness group EMgt, moved to Virginia Beach, get to travel all over the country.” Va., with her husband John, a Natalie Dixon leader for battalion families that , AE, MS AE’99: remain stateside and give us great major in the Marine Corps, and “I was recently promoted to Johnson takes their son, Alexander. support. I look forward to Kurt W. Leucht manager of structural analysis at returning in time for St. Pat's 2009.” , EE: “I’m helping L-3 Communications in Waco, command develop the command and John Schroeder, ChE, is pursuing Texas. My group of engineers is a juris doctorate at Saint Louis control system for NASA’s next- responsible for ensuring the generation spaceflight program. University. His wife, Katrina, is an Rebecca Johnson structural integrity of several occupational therapist at Barnes , PhD CerE’83, MS The first test flight of the new different platforms of P-3 aircrafts EMgt’92, PhD EMgt’99, is the first civilian Ares I rocket system launches Jewish West County Hospital. for the U.S. Navy.” They live in St. Louis. to serve as deputy commanding general from Kennedy Space Center in James Eckrich, CE, was of the U.S. Army Maneuver Support April 2009.” named city administrator for Center, otherwise known as Fort Leonard Crestwood, Mo. (continued on page 44) Wood. Johnson assumed command of the post in March 2008. She has been Scholars’ Mine Research Repository working in a civilian capacity at the installation regularly since 1987. Her responsibilities have included director of training and chief of combat engineering Be a part of Scholars’ Mine for tactics, leadership and engineering. She also oversaw Army engineer officer the university’s new research repository training at the fort and headed up the The mission of Scholars’ Mine is to collect all of the academic output of Missouri S&T, Army’s Environmental Integration and make it accessible using the Internet. Scholars’ Mine will contain thousands of Directorate. scholarly articles, theses, dissertations and other materials that highlight and display the research work of Missouri S&T faculty and students.

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weddings Grad still fascinated by the essence of engineering Matthew Lenzner, ChE’05, and Leah Suzanne Rechner, ME’05, MS ME’07, Marty Blotter, ME’88, likes to keep his engineering options open. were married May 17, 2008. The couple Sure, he’s worked for a number of companies that offered a lot of security; lives in Maryland Heights, Mo. but he’d rather tinker with lawnmower engines and think up inventions in his own workshop. James Luis Marvin, AE’07, married Over the years, Blotter has worked for government agencies and private Jacqueline Denise Daugherty on June 14, companies. But he’s more content when he’s working for himself. He now 2008. The couple lives in Wichita, Kan. spends his days tinkering and inventing in his Joplin, Mo., workshop. Among his inventions is a furnace that heats the workshop using vegetable oil. Blotter recently told the Associated Press that one of his first memories Meade Michael P. is watching the pistons in a tractor engine go up and down. “Supposedly, Meade, ME’97, my first real word was tractor,” he told the AP. “It was real frustrating for married my parents — because every time they would get me a toy, I would take Yudith Opel it apart.” on Aug. 2, 2008. The couple lives Still, Blotter isn’t so focused on figuring out how things work that he in Cedar Falls, can’t escape his workshop. After Hurricane Katrina, he moved to Louisiana Iowa, with their for two months to cut down damaged trees and generally serve as a 15-month-old lumberjack. St. Bernard, Charlotte.

John Schroeder, ChE’99, married Katrina Larson on May 10, 2008. The couple lives in St. Louis.

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“It was a very distinguished“It avery was honor Two Missouri S&Tgrads received alumni notes Kenneth Patrick , EE’98,were recognized MAGAZINE , EE’98,and | ITR2008 WINTER husband, husband, Center Portsmouth inVirginia. Her stationed at the Naval Medical Sheis Corps. Nurse the Navy commissioned an as ensign in nursing recently and was in degree bachelor’s a received Burnes Kim (Hoffman) 2001 Victoria. have daughters, two Natalie and inthe anofficer Navy.also They Sciences inColleges. Consortium for Computing the of Region Plains Central the for representative regional elected University inSpringfield, Mo., was relive thewashers dominancethey enjoyed atS&T. end, however, they fell notquiteableto shortofwinningthewholething, Championship, butthey ralliedtowinthenext sixgamesinarow. Inthe down onhimself, missesthenext shot. You just can'tdothattoyourself.” JournalSouth County . “You’ll seeaguy bankoneoff thecanandhegets all even better, insidethecan. is acan.Points areearnedby tossingawasher thatsettles inthebox or, washerdoughnut-shaped metal into a wooden box. Inthecenterofbox Championship, which was heldintheSt.Louis area. champions atMissouriS&T. They recentlycompetedinthe World Washers when itcomestothegameofwashers. determined nottoforget they everything learnedincollege--especially hand grenades —andwashers Close countsinhorseshoes, Jason Burnes Jason Struckmeyer andHoward losttheirfirstgameduringthe World Washers “Playing underpressureiswhenIplay my best,” Struckmeyer toldthe Washers topitch isagamelike horseshoes.Competitorstry a Howard andStruckmeyer were three-timeintramuralwashers Brandon Struckmeyer Howard, ChE’08,andJason science at Drury computer and mathematics professor of associate PhD CSci, Scott Sigman , Phys’02, is , Chem, , , 2003 They City, live inKansas Mo. USDA Agency. Management Risk Math’03, Econ’03, for the works HisInc. Claire wife, Zach White Battalion. Engineer 31st to the Army major, An Mo. assigned is he Wood, Leonard at Fort School Engineer Army U.S. the at Course Leader Sapper the completed Stephen T. Peterson 2002 Geotechnology Inc. Inc. Geotechnology geotechnical division at inthein Missouri. Heworks engineer professional registered a , CE, works for Lutjen works , CE, become process to certification completed the GeoE’04, MS GeoE, Kaibel K. Craig (Elsea), , MSCE, , in Memphis. engineering manager at Cargill Inc. is chemical MSEMgt’08, ChE, Tanisha, Shalon(Neal)Starks 2006 analyst.” Corp. amechanical integrity as Chemical Afton at employment accepted I graduation, “Since Hoerr M. Theodore 2005 , ME’08,are , EMgt: , EMgt: SECT #3_WIN08:S&T MAG TEMPLATE 11/13/08 3:28 PM Page 45

future miners

Matthew Cory Reiter, Christopher GeoE’98, and Becker, IST’04, Cassie (Alsop) MS IST’06, and Reiter, CE’98, Suzanne had a girl, Brooke Elizabeth Lee Victoria, on (Judd) Becker, March 6, 2008. BAdm’05, MS She joins sisters IST’06, have two sons, Jonathan Lauren, 5, and Averie, 3. Michael, born March 3, 2006, and Luke Christopher, born May 1, 2008. Joshua Sneller, Michael Lemanski, PhD EE’02, and ECE’05, and Erin Jennifer Ward Whalen, ChE’01, and Janet (Beaty) Lemanski, MS EMgt’99, (Miller) Sneller, her husband, Craig, had a girl, Gianna had a boy, Robert Michael, on July 23, Math’05, had a Grace, on April 29, 2008. 2007. He joins sister Jessica, 4. girl, Rhea Lynn, on April 9, 2008.

Rachel Durst-Strecker, GeoE’99, PetE’99, and her husband, Jason, had a girl, Clare Lee, on April 24, 2007. She joins brother Will, 3.

Michael Teel, CE’90, and his wife, Michelle, had a girl, Katelyn Michelle, James Wolfe, EMgt’97, and his wife, Stephan Magenta, EE’99, and his wife, on Jan. 8, 2008. She joins brother John Kimberly, had a boy, Wesley James, on Laura, had a girl, Sophia, on July 13, Michael, 5. May 2, 2008. 2008.

Anthony Edwards, CSci’94, and Amy (Hansen) Edwards, MetE’94, had a boy, Alexander Grant, on July 27, 2007. He joins sister Audrey Grace. Their aunts are Cathy Edwards, CerE’97, and Lisa Edwards, ME’93.

Michael Knittel, Colin Miller, CE’99, and Megan EMgt’03, and (Jewett) Miller, GeoE’99, had a girl, John Tierney, ChE’03, and Melinda Nancy (Harms) Natalie Rose, on Oct. 9, 2007. She joins (Lawrence) Tierney, BSci’03, had a boy, Knittel, ChE’00, sister Katie, 3. William James, on March 4, 2008. He had a boy, Joseph joins sister Lauren Emily, 2. Proud Frederick, on grandfathers are Bill Tierney, CE’76, April 26, 2008. MinE’77, and Greg Lawrence, CerE’81. His aunt is Lisa (Knittel) Douglas, GeoE’88.

If you have a birth announcement, or a photo of your new little Miner, send it to us and we’ll publish it in an upcoming issue. Email: [email protected]

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MISSOURI S&T memorials MAGAZINE will announcedeaths, | ITR2008 WINTER N.H., in1989. Beach, Hampton to retired wife engineering Heand his societies. church and amember ofseveral Jersey. Mr. King active was inhis (May25,2008) sports. and arts the crafts, Center. enjoyed Cancer He and volunteered at M.D. Anderson Mr. Braun active was inhis church for Shell Co. Oil for 36years. (May 10,2008) golf associations. and intwo Mr. Blish active was inhis church Engineers Ill. inSpringfield, Murphy &Tilly Consulting 1938 (AprilAllen, 29,2008) GeoE’80. father of Deedra “Dee” (Pace) Corps ofEngineers and is the Army U.S. the from retired He member ofthe MSMband. George M. Pace 1931 1941 1940 (May 4,2008) Lewis D.Blish Lewis Industries in New Thomas Edison of employee time along- He was Club.the Radio amemberwas of F.Ernest King War II,heworked during World in the U.S. Navy Club. After serving Engineers the of amember was ME, Braun, Steven S. from Crawford, retired He team. and the track the MSMband Chi Alpha, Lambda amemberwas of , CE, was a was , CE, , EE, , CE, medical center.medical (May19,2008) wife and volunteering at the local States and NovaScotia with his throughbicycling the United (May16,2008) Cross. Red American the with volunteer church along-time and was activeand Hewas Ghana. inhis retirement, inBarbados serving theHe joined Peace Corps after his career working for Texaco. Mr. spent Gimson the majority of U.S. Army during World War II. Patricia. Patricia. 62 years ofmarriage to his wife, his church. Herecently celebrated painting and golf active and was in the company. Mr. Frick enjoyed hole-in-ones. hole-in-ones. three with golfer accomplished an was He Florida. to retired his career working inIllinois and World War II.Mr. Trisch spent invasion Pacific South during 1943 1948 (July 19,2008) (July (May 30,2008) Stoops enjoyed Stoops after Mr. 40years. from Eureka Co. retired He Nu. member ofSigma Stoops Marion W. inthehis service Bronze for Star He received the Phi Theta. Kappa amemberwas of Jr.Gimson “Bill” William H. 24 years with from Aerojet after War II.Heretired during World the U.S. Navy in served MetE, Vincent Frick , U.S. inthe Navy lieutenant inthe He served as a and the golf team. of Pi Alpha Kappa amember was CE, Donald L. Trisch , ME, was a was , ME, , ME, , (June 17,2008) (June Landmen. Petroleum of Southern Oklahoma Association Petroleum and Geologists the in the American of Association contractor andheld memberships 10,2008) (July of publicutilities in1977. 1968 andpromoted to director named water commissioner in LouisSt. Hewas for 43years. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Commission. Heretired from the and the IndianaState Highway and Water Resources Commission Control the IndianaFlood Rolla, for in the U.S. Survey Geological worked He Jima. Iwo of survivor during World War a IIandwas 26,2008) (July Institute. Joist Steel the and River City Habitat for Humanity ofProfessionalSociety Engineers, National Professional Engineers, of Society Missouri Club, Rotary the fraternity, PaulHarris with Fellow included Delta Tau Delta His memberships and affiliations and deacon at his church. Mr.20 years. Becker anelder was taught at Lincoln University for 35 years with the company. He vice president after Inc. ofDelongs Becker A. Alan 1949 independent He worked as an World War II. U.S. during Navy inthe served Eaton III W.Charles Van of City the for worked and II War pilot during World afighter as Navy inthe U.S.served Guilfoy, ME, Donald C. Marine Corps inthe He served Army ROTC. the of member a MS CE’50,was Tindall Jr. Robert F. , MS CE, retired, MSCE, as , GGph, , CE, , CE, SECT #3_WIN08:S&T MAG TEMPLATE 11/13/08 3:29 PM Page 47

Mr. Tindall was a commandant Roy L. Simonds, EE, was a Belding H. McCurdy at the U.S. Army Reserve Forces member of the Radio Club. 1953 School in Topeka, Kan. He He retired from Martin-Marietta Samuel A. Culmo held memberships in many Materials Inc. in Orlando, Fla. , Belding H. McCurdy, EE’38, MinE, was a organizations and leadership (Oct. 21, 2007) died on June 29, 2008, in Tucson, Ariz. member of positions in his church. During World War II, Lt. Col. Lambda Chi Alpha (April 22, 2008) 1951 and the St. Pat’s McCurdy served in the Army Artillery Board. He was in the southern 1950 Melvin A. president and Phillipines. In Buettner, MetE, founder of S.A. Culmo & the 1950s, Irving G. Betz, was a member of Associates. (Jan. 7, 2008) Mr. McCurdy MetE, served in Beta Sigma Psi and worked for Wallace “Troy” the U.S. Navy Gamma Delta. He Hancock during World served in the U.S. Harper, CerE, was Industries and War II. He worked Navy and retired a member of the for the U.S. Army as vice president of American Independents, Tau Cargill Corp. at Frankford Air Filter and Equipment Corp. Beta Pi and Sigma Later, he Arsenal in Philadelphia and at Mr. Buettner was a precinct Gamma Epsilon. relocated to Picatinny Arsenal. Mr. Betz was captain for the Republican Party. He worked at St. Petersburg, Fla., a life member of the American (April 26, 2008) Lockheed Corp. and Bechtel where he owned and operated Welding Society and the Power Corp. and ran his own The Insurance Center. He was also a George E. American Society for Metal environmental consulting founding director of Anchor Bank in Stewart and was active in his church. , ME, business, Regulatory Interface, St. Petersburg before moving to (May 21, 2008) was a member of in San Leandro, Calif. Mr. Harper Tucson in 1996. the Independents. was active in the chamber of Joe D. Hankins, He retired as commerce and served as president Mr. McCurdy was awarded a ChE, was a manager of of his homeowner’s association. professional degree by Missouri S&T member of the mechanical He was a lifelong camper and he in 1976. He received the Chancellor’s Army ROTC and engineering at Fru-Con Corp. and his wife enjoyed traveling in Medal in 1983. He was a member of served in the U.S. and was later self employed. their trailer after retirement. many organizations, including the Army for two (June 10, 2008) (May 2, 2008) National Model Railroad Association. years. After earning his Ph.D. in mathematics from the University of Missouri-Columbia, 1952 1957 he worked for Sandia Laboratories Raymond L. Venable Floyd M. Drummond, EE, was a Henry W. for 36 years. Dr. Hankins was an Buschman accomplished clarinet player and member of Tau Beta Pi and served , ME, Raymond L. Venable enjoyed hiking and playing in the U.S. Navy in World War II was a member of Dr. , professor and the Korean War. He worked the Glee Club, the duplicate bridge. (May 20, 2008) emeritus of chemistry at Missouri S&T, for NASA, Scott Air Force Base ROTC band, the died at his home in Rolla on May 24, and McDonnell Douglas. Independents, Norman W. 2008. Dr. Venable taught at the Mr. Drummond was one of Tau Beta Pi and Jeffries, PetE, university for more than 30 years. served in the U.S. the first engineers NASA hired. Pi Tau Sigma. After 27 years with He worked directly with Wernher Argonne National Laboratory in His research was in the area of surface Army during the chemistry. Korean War and Von Braun. He was active in his Idaho, he retired as associate Dr. Venable earned his bachelor’s earned a master’s church and as a Faith in Action division director. Mr. Buschman degree in geology volunteer. (June 4, 2008) enjoyed hiking, hunting, fishing, degree from Southern Arkansas cross-country skiing and searching University. He received a master’s degree from the University of Missouri- Leslie F. Holdman Columbia. He worked at Shell Oil , for Indian artifacts. (May 16, 2008) in chemistry and a Ph.D. in chemistry Co. for 10 years and then spent EE, was a from Louisiana State University. member of the several years as a consulting In the 1950s, Dr. Venable was a geologist in the Rocky Mountain Independents (continued on the next page) and Tau Beta Pi. research chemist for Texaco in Bellaire, area. Mr. Jeffries was a long-time Texas. member of the American He retired from Dr. Venable was a member of the Association of Petroleum Schlumberger Geologists and Sigma Xi. Well Surveying Corp. in 1992 American Chemical Society. He taught after 40 years with the company. (May 3, 2008) Sunday School for many years at (June 3, 2008) Parkview Missionary Baptist Church in Rolla.

MISSOURI S&T MAGAZINE | WINTER 2008 47 SECT #3_WIN08:S&TMAGTEMPLATE11/13/083:30PMPage48 momentum transfer. were in the area of heat, mass and Ohio. Dayton, Wright-Patterson Air Force Basein at Power Laboratory to the Plant assigned officer and development wasaresearch he Koreanthe conflict, Air during Corps World War II.During University. fromWashingtonengineering University inchemical andadoctorate from KansasState engineering abachelor’searned degree inchemical degree atMissouri S&T, Dr. Strunk in1964. department chemistry the from separated was which engineering, chair of chemical university for22years. He first wasthe Missouri S&Tin1957,worked atthe facultyDr. the joined at who Strunk, onMaydied 29,2008,inRolla. engineering, chairof chemical former 48 Strunk R. Mailand MISSOURI S&T

Dr. Strunk’s research interests Army inthe Dr. served Strunk In addition toearningamaster’s Dr. memorials Mailand R. Strunk R. Mailand MAGAZINE , MSChE’47, | ITR2008 WINTER (July 17,2008) (July Twain and technical writing. Mr. Mark Mozart, enjoyed Biggs patents. several held and engineer design aircraft an as worked Canal, Panama the for commissioner (April 16,2008) the Louis St. Cardinals for 20years. Science Center andushered for Organizations and the Louis St. volunteered for the United Service Fraternal Order He ofEagles. the Knights ofColumbia and the Mr. Bertorello amember was of 30 years with McDonnellDouglas. after retired and War Korean the inthe U.S.He served Army during book reviews. 4,2008) (July and articles research numerous published and associations held memberships inmany activewas inmission ministries, board, member school ofhis local than along-time 20years. Hewas taught at Averett College for more also in Kentucky He Alabama. and and waspastor ofseveral churches inthe U.S.served Naval Reserve taught Dr. for 13years. Dever Seminary,Theological where he 1958 pilot. He was a Hewas pilot. Force Air U.S. and served as a of the Tech Club amember was ME, “Larry” Biggs Jr. Biggs “Larry” Lawrence M. and the Tech Club. Newman Center Club,Glee the the Independents, a member ofthe Bertorello A. Thomas Baptist Southern a Ph.D. from received He Union. Student Baptist the and Pi Beta Tau amemberwas of John P., EE, Dever , EE, was , EE, , (July 2,2008) (July playing with his grandchildren. golf and fishing, fly enjoyed in the Kansas City area. He Foundation and small businesses Kauffman the with worked Mr. more 15years. than for Savage Missouri Central of University the Small Business Development at and Technology for Center the 9,2008) (June Fla. Haven, Winter in Corp. after 31years andthen worked Transportation of Department He retired from the Illinois (May 6,2008) Queue Systems in1991. Inc. from 1976-1978andretired from HetaughtAssociation. inRolla 1960 1959 1962 was thewas director of He Union. Student Baptist the and Army ROTCAlpha, Chi of Lambda amember was ME, Savage A. Wesley Agri-Chemicals U.S. from retired He Pat’sSt. Board. Phi Epsilonand the member ofSigma a was ChE, , Knecht Roy E. Newman Club. andRifles the Pershingbands, MSM andROTC the of member Boje “Bill” William A. Honors Scholastic Sigma and the Tau Pi, Beta Pi Tau member ofAcacia, Math’64, a was Alcorn R. Herbert , CE, was a was , CE, , ME, MS , ME, , (July 23,2008) (July North Carolina at Charlotte. ateacheras at the University of and development and inDallas AT&T’s research systems energy Heretired1980s. director as of inthe earlyResearch Society presidentwas ofthe Materials Dr. 40patents. than more Leamy Inc. for 20years and wasawarded he worked for Bell Laboratories Afteraffiliations. earning his Ph.D., 6,2008) the company. (June with years 28 after administrator senior as Corp. IBM from retired Corps Mr. ofEngineers. Boyer afirst lieutenantas inthe Army for Meritorious for his Service time U.S. Army Commendation Award (July 1,2008) (July long-time member ofhis church. an Ill.Hewas active andJoppa, (May 26,2008) and fishing golf.coin collecting, Associates. Mr. Boje enjoyed and Lochmueller Bernardin for consultant a as time part 1963 among other Independents, Council and the Tech Club, Student the of member a was MetE, Leamy, J. Harry He received the Newman Center. the and Tau Army ROTC, Theta of Kappa Alpha, amember was ME, Tracy Boyer R. Energy Inc. in Inc. Energy manager Electric of plant as retired He Union. Student Baptist the of amember was ME, Curtis Stairs Jr. , , SECT #3_WIN08:S&T MAG TEMPLATE 11/13/08 3:30 PM Page 49

1971 1973 1991 Leland Belew James T. Bruening Loretta Dauwe Albert Randall “Randy” , Math, MS , MS Phys, Leland Belew, ME’50, a long-time Cummings Jr. Math’72, PhD Math’77, was a earned a Ph.D. from Purdue , EE, was a member employee of the Marshall Space Flight member of Phi Kappa Phi, the University. Sister Dauwe entered of Alpha Phi Alpha, Student Center and NASA, bass choir, the university choir, the Congregation of Sisters of Council, the Minority Engineering Kappa Mu Epsilon and Gamma Precious Blood in 1964. She taught Program, the Association of Black passed away on Alpha Delta. He taught at at the University of Michigan since Students and the Chancellor’s June 6, 2008. Southeast Missouri State 1985, where she served as chair for Leadership Class. After working for Mr. Belew, University for 22 years and was the computer science, engineering the Oklahoma Tax Commission, a recipient of the an active member of his church, science and physics department. he received his juris doctorate Bronze Star and where he served as director of (June 15, 2008) from the University of Missouri- a Purple Heart, the brass choir. (Sept. 9, 2007) Columbia. Mr. Cummings served in the U.S. returned to Oklahoma to work for Army from 1943 to Robert R. Broyles, 1984 Dolese Brothers Co. He enjoyed 1946. He was in the ME, was a Ronald J. Sprengnether shooting pool and spending time member of the , MS CE, with friends and family. European Theater served in the U.S. Navy as an Independents, (May 5, 2008) with the 70th division, The Trailblazers. Pi Tau Sigma ensign and lieutenant. He retired After the war, he graduated from from Sverdrup and Parcel in and the Missouri S&T. Scholastic St. Louis after many years traveling 2002 for the company throughout the Mr. Belew was working for the Honors Association. He was a Darren M. Spurlock Tennessee Valley Authority in Knoxville former president of Lakewood U.S., the Azores Islands and Saudi , MS SysE, Arabia. Mr. Sprengnether enjoyed worked for The Boeing Co. for 11 when he learned of the fledgling missile Watercraft Inc. (March 30, 2008) mastering new technologies and years and recently started working program in Huntsville, Ala. He joined John M. Russell, ME, was a was interested in politics, nature for NASA at the Marshall Space the von Braun Rocket Development member of the Independents. He and the environment. Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala. He Program as a design engineer, working was a sales manager for Cougar (May 23, 2008) leaves a wife and two young sons. in the field of rocketry and propulsion Industries in Peru, Ill. (Feb. 19, 2008) (May 30, 2008) systems, in 1951. At Marshall Space Flight Center, Mr. Belew continued his work in the design, testing and production of rocket engines. He contributed to the fast-start system for large rocket propulsion engines, which Mike Swoboda ultimately gave the U.S. the capability to place a man on the moon. In 1958, Mr. Belew was appointed Former Kirkwood, Mo., Mayor Mike Swoboda, to the position of manager of engine ME’60, died Sept. 6, seven months after being shot by a programs at Marshall Space Flight gunman at Kirkwood City Hall. He was 69. Center. He was responsible for Five city officials including Kenneth Yost, CE’68, directing the research, development MS EMgt ’76, were killed during the Feb. 7 rampage, and and production of engine products for Mr. Swoboda’s immediate survival looked unlikely. But various vehicles, including the Saturn V after an amazing recovery, he was able to return to City engines that took man to the moon, in Hall for his final council meeting as mayor on April 17. NASA’s Apollo Manned Space Flight The following month, however, he had a fall in his home Program. Mr. Belew was also manager that led to his decline. Mr. Swoboda’s death was also of the Skylab Program that produced the related to complications from his gunshot wounds, world’s first space station. Later, he was according to his son, Michael Swoboda. appointed deputy director of science and engineering. After retiring from NASA, Mr. Swoboda served four terms on the Kirkwood City Council before he was he joined United Technologies in elected mayor in 2000. After graduating from Missouri S&T in 1960, he worked Huntsville as a vice president. for Southwestern Bell. He went on to spend most of his career at Monsanto Co., Among many other honors before getting involved in local politics. earned during his career, Mr. Belew Mr. Swoboda enjoyed volunteering at Kirkwood’s Robinson Elementary was inducted into the Missouri S&T School, where he talked to students about history and citizenship. Academy of Mechanical Engineers.

MISSOURI S&T MAGAZINE | WINTER 2008 49 SECT #3_WIN08:S&TMAGTEMPLATE11/13/083:31PMPage50 School in Rolla. Patrick Catholic St. the or Society American Cancer suggested tothe Memorial are contributions in Rolla. of St.Patrick’smember Catholic Church 1966-1969. He wasanavid golfer anda in Vietnam as an Army medic from university from 1970-2002. He served Mr. worked forthe Rolla. Rahner away in home April 30,2008,athis atMissouri S&T, services fiscal passed assistant directorand of accounting 50 Robert M. Rahner George O. Matlock facilities. facilities. Matlock, is a supervisor in physical Mr.baseball. Matlock’s brother, Glen He was an avid fisherman and enjoyed employed by university the since 2005. on July 29,2008.Mr. Matlock hadbeen Missouri S&T, passed away home athis at department physical facilities the MISSOURI S&T

Robert M.“Bob”Robert Rahner Matlock O. George memorials MAGAZINE , acustodian in , former | ITR2008 WINTER of districts 80school insouth-central Missouri. Missouri S&T. professional programs facilitated foremployees development She Northwest inJefferson County. Schools R-1 forthe In superintendent the 1996,Dr. Education. became Ridder Secondary Doris M.Ridder Doris friends (May 15,2008) the late Donald George Glynn , wife Glynn of June Louise PetE’52Evans, E. John wifeof and Sweetheart former Sigma Kappa EvansJacquelyn “Jackie” , 18,2008) (July Dunham “Hersch” E. Herschel 20,2008) (July M.Craft Cecelia (March 27,2008) KentR. Comann, MinE’43 Comann, wifeMarilyn of 10,2008) (July Jeanne M.Christensen 16,2008) (July Michael Allman For the past nine years, Dr. Ridder has been the director of the RPDC at (May 17,2008) (July 3,2008) (July “Bill”Nelson William J. CE’36 the late George O. Nations, Miriam V. Nations Molloy Neil R. (May 24,2008) Vernon EE’48 Lawson, R. Marguerite Lawson (May 4,2008) forcook Chi Omegasorority Krone Virginia (May 13,2008) Richard Koepke A. (May 6,2008) Kenneth D. Jones for the Missouri Department of Elementary and of Missouri Elementary for the Department wenttowork ineducation in1989,she doctorate years. taught After fornine earningher she where Mo., inOwensville, teacher a juniorhighschool career her as started of Missouri-Columbia. She master’s degree from University the andaPh.D. Missouri S&T. at (RPDC) Center Professional Development Regional Central was director South of the May Dr. 19,2008.At death, of Ridder her time the (May 26,2008) Dr. abachelor’s earned Ridder degree, a Dr. Doris M. Ridder , former house (Dec. 31,2007) (Dec. , wife of , wife of , of Mo., Hermann, died Sandy Perdue (May 8,2008) S&T at Missouri engineering freshman inelectrical Ian Thomas Willand, 28,2008) (June “Bill” Wiggins William E. 2,2007) (Jan. Steiner,Richard G. EE’47 Steiner C. Mina 27,2008) (July Richards Lee Laura 9,2008) (June Association Parents’ university’s the of president , former , wife of CAMPAIGN UPDATE_LISTING INTRO _WIN08:S&T MAG TEMPLATE 11/13/08 3:14 PM Page 51

Campaign surpasses more than three-quarters of its goal

The Advancing Excellence Campaign will outstanding educators and researchers, and enhancing strengthen Missouri S&T’s position as one of the our technological facilities. nation’s top technological research universities. The campus community has rallied behind the goal The momentum to reach the 200 million mark of educating the most driven and disciplined students continues as the campaign surpassed 160 million in the nation. More than 40 percent of Missouri S&T more than threequarters of its goal as of Oct. 31. faculty, staff and retirees have invested in the programs The sevenyear campaign will end June 30, 2010. and projects they value most. Missouri S&T thanks all donors who have To learn more about the Advancing Excellence supported this transformational initiative. Campaign and how you can help prepare a new Together we have accomplished great things and generation of leaders in engineering, science and campaign update as we gear up for the final portion of the campaign, technology, visit our website at campaign.mst.edu. we must redouble our commitment to creating new scholarships for deserving students, attracting

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DOLLARS AS OF Oct. 31, 2008 OF Oct. DOLLARS AS $58.6M Private Research Grants $70M

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Summary of gifts M ISSOURI U NIVERSITY OF S CIENCE AND T ECHNOLOGY

Thank you for investing in our future New scholarship “Our economy will suffer as we move from endowments independent innovators to dependent consumers. … • Jerrold M. and Judith C. Alyea We must teach our children to be technologically Pi Kappa Alpha Endowed Achievement Scholarship literate, to understand how things work. Our • Ash Grove Cement children’s future is at stake.” Endowed Scholarship • Benson Electric Scholarship Fund* – Ioannis Miaoulis, • Raymond and Susan Betz director and president of the Endowed Scholarship Museum of Science, Boston • Brian J. Blaha Memorial Scholarship • Gavin Bradford Donohue Missouri S&T is one of only 16 technological research universities who Memorial Scholarship Fund* educate engineers and scientists to be innovative and creative thinkers. • Virgil J. Flanigan Scholarship Fund* • David E. Green Endowment Your gifts ensure that Missouri S&T will continue its legacy of preparing • Mark A. Harms Fellowship in passionate, hard-working students to meet the challenges of our technological Civil, Architectural and world. Thank you for your dedication and investment in Missouri S&T. Environmental Engineering On the following pages, we recognize those who gave to Missouri S&T and • E. Everett Killinger Memorial the Miner Alumni Association during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2007, and Scholarship Fund* ending June 30, 2008. Whether you give to support scholarships or academic • The Professor Adolph Legsdin programs, or to provide funding for teaching or research excellence, your Scholarship Endowment* • William S. Rankin Scholarship Fund donation to Missouri S&T makes a profound difference in the lives of our • Ellis J. Smith Scholarship students. Endowment for Summer Programs We’ve also highlighted five unique Missouri S&T corporate relationships. • Robert J. Sonntag Miner While 65 percent of our philanthropic support comes from alumni and friends, Football Scholarship these corporate partnerships also continue to fuel our ability to educate • Lawrence A. Spanier tomorrow’s leaders. Scholarship Fund* If you haven’t made your donation for this year, or you wish to give more, • Roger and Jean Truitt Endowed Scholarship visit campaign.mst.edu or call 800-392-4112. * held by the Miner Alumni Association

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OGS donors listed by | giving level

The Order of the Golden Shillelagh (OGS) is the university’s formal donor recognition society. Its members have demonstrated commitment and a deep emotional connection to this institution for more than 30 years. This connection has led to their profound $103 million in support. All gifts made to Missouri S&T and the Miner Alumni Association count toward OGS claghn level membership. The list below recognizes the cumulative lifetime giving and pledges of our OGS members.

Gary & Sherry Forsee M Michael & Barbara Frannie Hall Bill Collins (A) M Bob & Jean Bowling Dale & Edna Hayes * Hurst Δ (A) David & Phylis Hsia Gene & Jewell Daily * Quenon (A) Larry & Polly Hendren (A) M Bill & Arlene James (A) Bob & Mary Keiser Pete & Dorothy Lloyd & Maurcine Reuss (A) * Tom & Joan Holmes F M George & Barbara Harry & Alma Kessler * F Des Jardins (A) M Bill & Camille Ricketts Fred Kisslinger (A) M Jamieson Δ M Pete & Betty Jane Kinyon Ron & Sara Fannin (A) M Ken & Erika Riley Δ (A) Claghn of the Fred & June Kummer F Vern & Maralee Jones (A) M Beverley Moeller Rip & Marian Fick (A) Ray & Gloria Routh (A) M John & Susan Mathes Ronald & Jean Kelley N M Roger Moeller * Wayne & Helen Frame * Bob & Margaret Schafer (A) Hibernian Donald & Alwilda Edward & Helen Zeb & Harriet Nash (A) Charlie & Elizabeth Mark & Janet Schmidt $10,000,000 - Mathews * M Lasko * (A) M Clara Newnam * Freeman * Roy & Pat Shourd * M Roy & Marcia McBride * F Thomas & Frances Leach * Sy & Hattie Orlofsky * James & Cynthia Fricke N Morris & Eloise Sievert (A) M $19,999,999 Vachel & Amy McNutt * F M John & Diane Lovitt Scott & Joyce Porter Herman Fritschen (A) Ellis Smith Δ Karl & Marjory John & Dorcas Park H Brian & Carol Matthews Walter & Miriam Bill Gammon * Betty Jo Snowden Hasselmann * F Δ M Shirley Pearl H Norman & Natalie Pond M Remmers * F Dorothy Gammon Russ Snowden * Stephen & Susan Rector (A) Joe & Harriet Sevick (A) M Sandy & Susan Harvey & Ruth Grice * M Fred & Dale Marie Ken Robertson H Edward & Gertrude Rothschild (A) M David Grimm Springer (A) Kittie Robertson * H Smith * F Louis & Mayme Sicka * Lucille Grimm * Van & Ruth Stoecker John & Deborah Stoney Stone * F M John Skain N M Russell Gund * M George & Lois Tomazi M Schork (A) M Roger & Jean Truitt Δ (A) Gerry & Jeannie Stevenson Hank & Lyla Mark & Melissa Turken Jim Stewart * M Roger & Jean Volk Δ (A) M Ben & Susan Stewart (A) M Hankinson (A) M Jim & Marsha Vangilder Claghn of Joan Randall Stewart M Georgia Waring * M Maurita Stueck M Jack & Janice Haydon (A) John & Carol Wolf Rich & Ruth Swanson (A) M Roy & Sandy Wilkens Neil Stueck * Isle Heilbrunn * James & Joan Woodard (A) the Dolman Cindy Tang M Armin Tucker * M Don & Carolyn Henderson Ron & Shirley Woodard $5,000,000 - Dick & Marilyn Vitek M Philip & Diane Wade Δ (A) Bert & Rose Hoover * Marvin & Barbara Zeid M $9,999,999 Maxwell Weiner * Kent & Joan Weisenstein (A) William & Sue Howard * M Ted & Sharon Weise M Clarellen Howerton M Gary & Judy Havener Joe Howerton * John & Mary Toomey (A) M Dick & Shirley Hunt Claghn of the Charles & Pauline Jennings M Blarney Castle Albert Johns * Claghn of $250,000 - $499,999 Claghn of the Ronald & Gwen Johnson (A) Richard & Janis Jones (A) the Claddagh Claghn of Harlan Anderson Celtic Cross Charlie Kitchen * M Norma Anderson * $50,000 - $99,999 Claghn of the St. Patrick B.W. Koeppel M Dick & Nancy Arnoldy $100,000 - $249,999 Betty Andreas (A) William Krueger * $500,000 - $999,999 Hugh & Amalie Barger Jerry & Judith Alyea Δ (A) M Wayne Andreas * Emerald Isle Guy & Dorothy Mace N Jim Bertelsmeyer (A) Bob Boyd * George Anderson M Marvin Appel (A) $1,000,000 - Vernon McGhee (A) Ray & Susan Betz Almeda Breeze M Frank & Violet Bill & Margie Basler Frank & Alma Mentz * $4,999,999 Bob & Cay Brackbill Δ (A) Frank Breeze * M Appleyard * M Carl & Doris Basler * Ron & Janice Miller Richard & June Chao Alan & Doris Burgess M Dick & Shirley Bauer (A) David & Sally Bayless Δ Bob & Ruth Virginia Bill & Jo Ellen Montgomery Abbett * F M Les & Georgiana Clark M Dean & Linda Clubb George Baumgartner * Louise Beard Jim Neustaedter (A) Keith & Patricia Bailey William & Viola Coghill * M Morton Deutch (A) M Jennie Baumgartner * M Reade Beard * Bob & Hanna Nevins F(A) Powell & Pat Dennie * M Bipin & Linda Doshi M Marsha Baumgartner (A) Michael & Jean Blaha N Lester Birbeck * M Bill & Pauline Nolte * Roger & Sandy Dorf (A) Fred Dreste * M Maurice Bellis * Frances Happy Belder * Harold Block * M Harry Nowlan * Merlyn Block * Wilbur & Bette Feagan M Marilyn Dreste M Jim & Sue Berkel Δ Robert & Wilma Boaz Bill & Doris Oberbeck (A) Kraig & Debra Gordon (A) M Gene & Ann Edwards M Wouter & Anne Bosch * Jack & Mary Jane Bodine (A) David & Melanie Brewer Dennis & Sue Parker Don & Rosemary Don & Joella John Brown * Bob & Kim Brinkmann Don Castleman * M Bill & Elizabeth Retha Castleman M Gunther (A) M Falkingham (A) M Harold & Catherine “Kit” Diane Butrus Δ (A) Patterson (A) M Bob & Christina Couch (A) M William & Gertrude Mary Margaret Butzer (A) Mike & Joyce Bytnar Jack Paul * F M Hatfield * M Falkingham * Joe & Tiana Cesare Richard & Sue Campbell Donald H. Radcliffe & Bob Perry * Bill & Margaret Ann Jim Grimm * F Walston Chubb Arlan DeKock & Linda Carr Dorothy A. Dee * M Francis Carl & Estelita Horst (A) Clyde Hall * Dick Cole (A) Beth Carsman * Fred & Jimmie Finley * F M Prewett

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Joe & Susie Chang Elizabeth Pipher * Helen Broaddus Alan & Karen Kornacki N Claudine Spalding M Calvin & Carol Cobb Δ Ted Planje Pat Broaddus * Dennis & Mary Kostic Vic Spalding * M Kent & Marilyn David & Barbara Porchey Constance Brown Mark & Terri Krahenbuhl Ernest & June Spokes * Comann (A) M Agnes Remington * Ken & Shirley Cage Harold Krueger M Dick & Marge Stegemeier (A) Charles & Danille Chuck Remington John & Sharon Campbell (A) Bob & Mary Kruse Δ Bob Stevens M Copeland (A) Thomas & Jacqueline Cheng-Chiao Chen Gene & Rose Lang Howard & Geraldine Stine (A) Jim Drewniak & Remmers Chris & Maxine John & Bonnie Latzer (A) Bryan & Jeanne Stirrat Mariesa Crow Gary & Donna Roebke (A) Christensen M Pete & Marylou Legsdin (A) Wally Stopkey (A) Jeff Crum * F Dick & Joan Ross Joseph & Eleanor Clair * Frank & Joan Lyons Steve & Elizabeth Suellentrop Katherine “Kitty” Crum F Paul & Mary Rothband Bill & Joan Clarke (A) Gary & Lisa Maxwell Betty Sutfin Del & Shirley Day Δ (A) M Warren & Elaine Rutz (A) Matt & Kathy Coco (A) Emily McCaffrey Carl Sutfin * Royce Vessell & Flo Ed & Marilyn Schmidt (A) Bill Collins * John Remmers & Ralph & Shelby Szygenda (A) Denton N Hans & Jimmie Schmoldt F M Aaron & Brenda Cook (A) Catherine McCain (A) Le Thompson Al DeValve Bob Schoenthaler * J. Robert Cook * Belding & Ruby Stephen Mathers & Don Dowling Δ (A) Ronald & Betty Schuster Δ Grace Cook McCurdy * F(A)M Dianna Tickner (A) Paul & Eleanor Dowling F Jeanne Senne * Dave & Sue Dearth (A) Dale & Tracy McHenry (A) Selden & Joyce Trimble Jim & Myrna Eckhoff Joe Senne Jim DeLong Helen McIntyre Ed & Janet Tuck Richard & Cathy Eimer (A) Jeffrey & Patricia Sheets N Steve & Bette Douglass (A) Kim Colter & Elaine Menke Norman Tucker (A) Bill & Celia Engelhardt Harry & Dorothy Smith Eric & Darlene Dunning Δ (A) Tom & Kathryn Miesner George Uding Δ (A) Karen Ferber Lou & Sharon Smith John & Wanda Earls Jonathan & Catherine Brownie Unsell * Ed Fris Jim & Julia Stoffer Will & Michaelle Eatherton Motherwell Jeanette Unsell Vern & Mildred Mark & Jamie Stratman William & Daryl Ann Eaton (A) Freda Munger * Jim & Karen Van Buren (A) Gevecker * Δ David & Barbara Summers James & Marjorie Espy (A) Paul Munger (A) John Warner * Perrin Roller & Brenda Ken & Patricia Thompson (A) Walter & Boo Eversman James Murphy M Vicky Warner Gillis Δ (A) Jim & Theresa Unnerstall (A) John & Dianne Farmer Jennifer Myers * Ann Webb (A) M Marianne Gjelsteen Tom & Lana Van Doren M Larry & Judith Farmer (A) Steve Nelson Bill Webb * M Thor Gjelsteen * Ruby Webb (A) Frank & Louise Fennerty Fred Newton John & Patricia Wickey (A) Joseph & Ruth Gladbach Keith & Bobbie Wedge (A) M Gary & Connie Fennewald (A) June Oberbeck * John & Melody Wiggins Glenn Graham * Al & Joan Wentz (A) Phil & Kay Fetterman (A) Ron & Suzanne Olson M Rex Williams * Ruth Graham David & Sharianne Wisherd Agnes Finley Tom & Linda Owens Δ Bob Wilson * Δ (A) profile of members profile Norman & Theora Hart (A) Kenneth & Ramona Wood (A) Tom Finley * Jack & Jolene Painter * M Julia Wilson Δ (A) Art & Evelyn Morgan Dan & Linda Wright Jim & Ann Rene Foil (A) Mike & Catherine Party Bob Wolf * M Helwig Δ (A) Mike & Katherine Paul Pender N Dottye Wolf (A) M Jim Highfill (A) Foresman (A) Roy Perry * Dee Wyatt * Lois Highfill * (A) Rodney Foster (A) Dottie Perry Louise Wyatt John & LuAnne Hodges Ray Fournelle (A) Norris & Laura Perry Δ (A) Wei-Wen & Yueh-Hsin Yu Gerald & Audrey Richard & Sandra Frueh Δ Herman & Helen Pfeifer (A) Thomas & Judith Zenge (A) Huddleson John Gardner Peter & Marion Pietsch * Mr. & Mrs. Henry Zoller * F Jon & Barbara Jansky Δ Claghn of the Skip Garner Bob Pohl * (A) Bob & Betty Jenkins Δ (A) Lawrence & Catherine Doris Pohl (A) General Rick & LaVona Jordan Shamrock George (A) Jack Potter Greg & Gloria Junge (A) $25,000 - $49,999 David Glenn N Doyle & Suzanne Powell Membership Gilbert & Cleora Keeley (A) M Ira Goff * Lee & Miriam Powell Δ (A) Rex Alford (A) Tom & Marjorie Abernathy (A) Al & Margaret Kerr Michael & Vivan Goodwin N Grace Prange Bill & Shirley Andrews Δ Gary & Carolyn Achenbach Curt & Mary Elizabeth James & Lida Marie Gorrell Herbert Prange * Kent & Lindsay Bagnall (A) Tom & Kaye Lynn Akers Killinger (A) Willis & Rose Grinstead (A) Kurt Priester * Craig & Cindy Bailey Wayne & Barbara Alexander N Warren & Martha Henry & Margrete Gross * Sue Priester Bob & Mildred Banks * Timothy Alfermann Loveridge (A) Max & Jacki Guinn Jim Redding * John & Nancy Bartel (A) Diana Alt (A) Kent Lynn Jack & Denise Guth Mary Louise Redding Don Bartling Dick & Anita Altheide (A) Rick & Barbara Matthews Ed & Barbara Hale Edward & Hilda Remmers Valentino Bates Andy Anderson Don & Mary McGovern (A) Les & Loretta Werner Dusty Rhoades * Bob & Peggy Bay (A) Bill & Jamie Anderson Jack & Ruth McKee (A) Hamilton (A) Trudy Robbins Jerry & Shirley Bayless Δ (A) Colleen & Kim Anderson Jim Menefee * Mark & Mary Hargis Kent & Winona Roberts William Bennett * Jim & Dixie Anderson Bob Montgomery & Johnny & Elizabeth Harmon * M Bernie & Lena Sarchet * F M Alan & Nina Benson Marguerite Anderson * Dee Haemmerlie Margaret Geraldine Harr * M John & Katie Sauer Bob & June Berry (A) M Mary Alice Anderson Montgomery Michael & Deborah Ray & Ruth Schaffart Δ (A) Jerome Berry * Max & Tina Anderson (A) M Joe and Mary Ellen Mooney * Haynes (A) M Harold & Linda Schelin (A) Gerry & Donna Bersett (A) William Anderson (A) Buddie Morris * Richard & Janace Heagler (A) George & Catherine Jim & Nancy Berthold (A) Lewis Andrews * Bob & Linda Mueller Brad & Connie Hornburg Δ Schindler (A) Ron Bieniek Jamie Archer Oscar & Ruth Muskopf (A) Paul & Linda Hustad Δ (A) Inge Scott Dave & Mary Blume (A) Bassem & Gery Armaly Barbara Olsen William & Catherine Jenks * M James & Edna Scott * Lu & Sammy Louise Bolon (A) Will & Wilma Arnold John Olsen * Ken & Beverly Jinkerson (A) Edith Skitek Philip & Elizabeth Boyer * M Bob & Joan Aronstam Bob & Ginny Pahl (A) Byron & Mary Ann Keil Δ Gabe Skitek * Don & Nancy Brackhahn (A) M Lee & Mary Aston Jack & Jolene Painter * Al & Marian Kidwell Corinne Smith Pat Brassfield (A) George Axmacher * Ed & Naomi Parsons * Len & Mary Kirberg M Duncan Smith * Mike & Elizabeth Bratcher Norma Axmacher George Penzel * Barry & Deborah Koenemann Bill Soper (A)

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OGS donors listed by | giving level

Daniel Bailey Mark & La’Tonya Crawford Evelyn Glover Jon & Barbara Jansky Marie Loughridge (A) Jane O’Keefe Ernest & Angie Banks (A) Bill & Judie Crede Jim Glover * Willard & Kay Jenkins Len & Paula Lutz Tom O’Keefe * Bill & Shirley Barbier Ed & Joan Crow Ed & Nancy Goetemann (A) Jim Jensen * Floyd & Irene Macklin * F M Tom & Rebecca O’Keefe David & Kay Barr Bill Culbertson * Robbie & Margie Gordon Velma Jensen George & Mary MacZura (A) Bill & Ferda Omurtag Dick & Susan Baumann Clara Cunningham * Jack Govier * Martin & Patty Jischke Don & Lina Madison John Owens * John & Marcia Behr Mack & Mary Daily (A) Virginia Govier Brian Johnson Paul Majors (A) Susan Owens Leland & Jerena Belew Don & Millie Dampf N Steven & Maria Grant Jamey & Shannon Johnson Steve & Gwen Malcolm Ed Owsley * Don & Judith Royal & Ana Maria Larry & Maxine Grayson Patrick & Michelle Johnson Steve & Leslie Malott Ralph & Marie Bellchamber (A) Davide-Webster Bill & Belinda Green Rick & Teresa Johnson Joe Marchello * Ozorkiewicz M Bob & Gwendolyn Pat & Caroline Davidson Jay & Mickey Gregg Rob & Rhonda Johnson Louise Marchello Fred & Alison Parks Benezette Bob & Wanda Davis Neal Griesenauer Rollie & Lois Johnson Kent Martin * Hans & Kashmira Patel Bob & Irene Bening (A) Dwight Deardeuff * David & Betty Griffith LeCompte & Bernice Joslin * Morton May * Gary & Barb Patterson (A) Wayne & Jane Bennetsen Linda Deardeuff Nance Griggs Phil & Barbara Jozwiak (A) Kenneth & Helena Mayhan Dick & Joyce Paul Vern & Nancy Berkey (A) Mike & Kathleen Delany Will Griggs * Tom & Eleanor Kalin Greg & Janet McClain Dan & Loretta Paulson Jack & Carolyn Bertelsmeyer Jeff & Sharon Douthitt Bud & Eileen Hacker F(A) Ollie & Bernadeen Kamper * Mike & Sandy McComas Harry & Ruth Pearson Jack Best (A) Andrew Draker (A) Donald & Gail Hahn Dorothy Kasten Cary & Jane McConnell Jack Pennuto Earl Biermann * Mr. & Mrs. Charles Draper * Stuart Baur & Martina Ray Kasten * Jim & Judith McKelvey James B. Perkins* Olga Biermann Bev Drury Hahn-Baur Jim & Dorothy Keebler Mac & Margie McKelvey F Marti Perkins Jim Bogan & Mary Bird (A) Peter & Shawna DuBois Bill Hallett (A) Greg & Becky Kellerman Druery McMillan Russell Perry Bill & Jane Black M Don Dutton * John Hamblen * Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Kelly * Mike & Marilyn Crockey & Kathryn Peterson Daniel Bohachick Ruth Dutton Marianne Hamblen Charles & Muriel Kentnor * F McMillen (A) Bob & Gail Phelan James & Judith Bradley (A) Pat & Catherine Duvall (A) Bob & Mary Hanna (A) Danny Kerns Philip & Glenda McNeal Dale & Jan Pitt N Glenn & Janet Brand (A) John & Marie Eash (A) Mark & Julie Harms Pete Malsch & Jeanne Roscoe & Emma Jean Bud & Mary Pohlman Mike & Barbara Bray (A) Mark Ebel Steve & Kim Harrison Kightlinger (A) McWilliams (A) Joe & Jennifer Posda Darlene Brees Bob & Adele Eck (A) Mike & Jenny Hartung Joe & Karen Kinsella Jose & Juanita Mendoza Mike & Jacquelyn Potter J.D. & Amy Bridges Bill & Connie Eggert Buz & Sandy Harvey Bob & Connie Klug (A) Jim Sowers & Francine John & Sharyn Powell (A) Jason Bridges (A) Bob & Catherine Elgin * (A) Hugh & Lane Harvey (A) Perry Knight Merenghi Shamsher & Sally Prakash (A) Robert & Joyce Brockhaus N Dick and Becky Elgin Allen & Dina Hatheway Richard & Mary Koch Judy Metcalf Lance & Angie Privett (A) Henry & Elizabeth Brown (A) Dale & Kathy Elifrits Dennis & Patti Haubein Robert & Erin Koch N Mike & Mary Meyer Joe & Charlotte Quinn (A) Billy Rex Browngard * (A) Howard Eloe Barry & Judy Hayden Richard & Mary Beth Ashok & Chris Midha Joe Rakaskas * Bertie Browning * JoAnn Eloe * David Head Konrad John & Beverly Miles Pauli Rakaskas Maurice & Ann Brubaker Tom & Mildred English * John Heagler * Harold & Marie Koplar * Ann Miller N Chris & Darlene Ramsay (A) Ray & Susan Bucy Kelvin & Fran Erickson (A) Mary Heagler Leslie & Barbara Koval Jim Miller * Maureen Ramsey Tom & Marsha Buechler Don Evans * David Heideman Kraig & Sandy Norman & Sallie Miller Neil Randol Stephen & Barbara Bugg Donna Evans Carl Heim * Kreikemeier (A) Joe & Ann Minor Babu & Lalitha Rao Dick & Janice Bullock (A) Ed Farrell * Holly Bohlen Heiser * Joe & Susanne Krispin Ann Mitchell Harvey Reed * David & Carolyn Bunch Ruth Faucett Charlie & Peggy Hell Dave & Janice Kroeter Bob & Jane Mitchell Mabel Reed M Jim & Mary Bush Tom Faucett * William Heller * Christopher Krueger N John Mitchell * John & Diane Reiss Connie Byrne Gary & Pamela Ferguson Matthew Hendren Denny LaBantschnig Barton & Deanna Murray & Ruth Renick Ed & Patricia Jean Floyd & Caroleen Ferrell Tom & Mary Herrmann James & Margie Lambert Moenster (A) Chuck Rice Marlow Calcaterra Jamie Ferrero Jim & Michele Higbee Jennings & Josephine Derald & June Morgan (A) Alfred & Margaret Gene & Laurie Campbell Neil & Barbara Ann Fiala (A) David Hill Lambeth Louise Morgan Richardson Don & Virginia Capone (A) Susan Findley M Merle & Jayne Hill Bob & Sybil Lange Buddie & Ena Morris Jack & Marcia Ridley George & Elaine Carlstrom Charlie Finley * Gregory & Tina Hilmas Al & Debra LaPlante Jack & Fran Morris N Robert & Rebecca Riess N John & Patricia Carney Dixie Finley Adam & Julia (Rosemann) John & Nancy Larkin * Tom & Belinda Gayle Morris Phil Thompson & Preston Carney (A) John Finley * M Hilton Mildred Larkin Justin Moses Catherine Riordan John & Wendy Carter Susan Finley Gary & Sharra Hinz John Larson Steven and Julia Moss N Robbie & Gertrude Robbins * Brian & Debbie Castle Mark & Stephanie Fitch Paul & Julie Hirtz (A) John & Margaret Bill & Deborah Mount John & Linda Rockaway James & Laura Castle Bette Fitzpatrick Jim Hoelscher * (A) Lauletta (A) Gary & Mary Mueller Al & Christine Royal Margaret Castleman James Fitzpatrick * Margaret Hoelscher Palmer & Laura Lawson George & Darla Mueller M Mel & Leonora Rueppel Mary Lou Castleman Paul & Deborah Fleischut Vic & Rosemary Hoffmann Harvey Leaver * Steve & Ernestine Mueller Eugene & Mary Russell (A) Judy Cavender Bill & Jeanne Flood (A) Gary & Gretchen Holland Olive Leaver Walter & Susan Mueller Martin Rust (A) Jeff & Lisa Cawlfield (A) Russell & Patricia Flye N Don & Jean Holley Phil Leber (A) Nathan Mundis Bill Rutledge * Jim & Betty Chaney (A) Glen & Mary Ellen Forck (A) Hop Hoppock * Dale & Irene Leidy James J. Murphy * Katherine Rutledge Corey Chapman Jimmy & Selma Forgotson * Nancy & Gene Horne Dennis & Pam Jim & Linda Murphy Anthony Salinas Chen Cheng-Chiao McElyea Frame * Timothy & Kathleen Leitterman (A) Don Myers (A) George & Donna Salof Elmond & Claire Claridge (A) Bob & Susan Freeland Houghton Rodney & Nancy Lentz Chuck & Jean Naslund Nick & Amy Sansotta Clint & Judith Clark Randy & Cecilia Freeman Steve & Yvette Howard (A) Bob & Marcia Leonard Bob Nau * Lee & Priscilla Saperstein John Claypool Harold & Nellie Fuller * Marvin & Mary Rene Leonard Ken Neal * Bob Sauer Bud Clayton * John & Marie Fulton Hudwalker (A) Larry & Barbara Fred Nelson * Bob & Linda Saxer Martha Clayton Walt & Laura Gajda M Wayne & Jaci Huebner Leuschke (A) Joanne Nelson Robert & Janet Scanlon N Virginia Cleary Bob Garvey Marcus & Melanie Huggans Rodney Littleton Norbert Neumann Helen Schaefer * Andrew Cochran * Scott & Pamela Gegesky Orville & Judy Hunter John Livingston * Stephan & Kay Neumann Tom & Janet Scheffer Tom & Debby Coffman Craig & Laraine George Brian Hyde (A) Christopher Lloyd Mary Null M Dale & Betty Schillinger (A) Wayne & Donna Cogell Chuck Germer Carl & Eleanor Ijames Cori Lock Paul Null * M Joe Schmidberger Daniel & Rhonda Cole Elmer Gieseke * Jay & Dawna Immele Vern & Betty Loesing * Jorge & Heidi Ochoa Norbert & Donna Schmidt Hugh & Linda Cole N (A) Ron & Shirley Gillham (A) Tom & Barbara Ingram Bill & Joyce Logel Cal & Eva Ochs Hans & Kathy Schmoldt Bud & Kathy Cook Jerry Gilmore Bill & Helen Jabsen * D.C. & Pat Look Mike & Olive O’Connor Jon & Robin Schneider Don Coolidge * Ann Givens Dennis & Janet Jaggi Gregory & Amy Loomis Wendell & Sandra Paul & Nancy Helen Coolidge Paul Givens * Richard & Judy Janis (A) Ed & Beth Lorey Ogrosky Schnoebelen (A)

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Art & Wilma Scholz * Walter & Venita Snelson * Wes & Pam Stricker Gerald & Lori Uhe (A) Patricia Whaley (A) William & Jane Schonberg (A) Betty Soult Daniel & Diane Stutts Jonathan Van Houten (A) Sara Wharton * Carl & Joyce Schopfer John Soult * John & Lee Suarez Natalie Vanderspiegel Wayne & Linda Whitehead (A) Walter & Irene Schrenk * F J.C. & Trish Sowers Oliver & Helen Swisher Torie Vandeven David & Donna Whiteley James & Cheryl Schroer (A) Tom & Chris Sowers Russ Pfeifle & Nicole John & Peggy Vaughn Virgil Whitworth * F Gary & Janet Schumacher (A) Elaine Spanier M Talbot (A) Rich & Carol Vehige Luke Spence & Robert & Cynthia Schwartz N Larry Spanier * M Bruce & Anita Tarantola (A) Prashant Vemireddy (A) Janet Wickey-Spence (A) Toni Scott Don & Linda Sparlin Betty Taylor Mike Vickers * M Brandon Wieschhaus (A) Jeffrey & Rebecca Seaman (A) Jim & Carol Spehr Ote Taylor * Pat Vickers M John & Marilyn Wiesehan Jere Cadoret & Dale & Tricia Spence Barbara Tedesco Fred & Sue Vogt Gerald Wilemski Cheryl Seeger Curt & Virginia Sphar Al & Gladys Tetley * Lou Vogt Lance & Patricia Williams Gene & Joan Sehl Bob & Helen Springer * M Al Thiede Thomas & Carol Voss (A) Rob & Kathy Williams John Seipel * Jane St. Clair F Kent & Betty Sue Thoeni (A) Ray & Barbara Waggoner Ron & Janet Williams Mary Seipel Rodman St. Clair * F Gary Thomas * Bill & Lu Walker Willis & Nancy Wilson Jerry & Maura Sellers Dale & Betty St. Gemme Tommy & Lois Thomas * Don & Patricia Warner Bob Winkle * Larry & Connie Sexton Keith & Sandra Stanek Dudley Thompson * Dave Weinbaum Joanne Winkle Ann Shelton Al Steinbach * Leola Thompson Mel & Millie Weinbaum * Ben & Brenda Winter (A) James & Julia Shildmyer (A) Dick & Mina Steiner LeRoy & Betty Thompson (A) Jean Weingaertner Don & MaryAnn Wojtkowski Eric & Polly Showalter Jeff & Mary Steinhart Carlos & Joan Tiernon John Weingaertner * Len & Ida Mae Wolff (A) Si & Betty Sineath (A) Rick Stephenson Frank Townsend * Bud & Naomi Weiser * Warren K. Wray Kevin & Karol Smith Judy Stewart Bill & Judith Tranter Anne Weller Gordon & Betty Carole Wright Neil & Susan Smith Mac Stewart * Chuck & Ann Travelstead Charles Weniger Bob Ybarra Tim & Martine Smith E.A. & Pauline Stricker * Trip & Concha Trippensee Henry Whaley * Lance Haynes & Leslie Young

Leaving a legacy: The Hasselmann Society

Karl Hasselmann, MinE’25, left a legacy of geological exploration for people around the globe. An internationally known geologist, Hasselmann’s system for underwater oil exploration led to the world’s first underwater oil field and the first offshore oil wells in the Gulf of Mexico. At Missouri S&T, he left a legacy of giving. To date, the Hasselmann’s contributions to Missouri S&T total more than $13 million, and thanks to estate planning, that amount is still growing. The Hasselmann Society recognizes those individuals who have made provisions for Missouri S&T in their wills or other estate plans. Through the generosity and forethought of these alumni and friends, programs and The Karl and Marjory Hasselmann Estate provides funding facilities are preserved and improved, student and faculty every year for university support. opportunities are developed, and Missouri S&T’s future is secured.

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donors listed by | class year

Missouri S&T thanks each and every one of our friends and benefactors. Their gifts touch the lives of countless students. The following list includes cash gifts received from July 1, 2007, to June 30, 2008.

$250 to $499 $1,000 to $2,499 Henry Kurusz (A) M $100 to $249 ALUMNI Class of 1938 Maurita Stueck M Rex Alford (A) Daniel Kind (A) Satoshi Kuwamoto Roy Werner DONORS $1,000 to $2,499 Walter Paul Leber (A) Oscar Muskopf (A) M Robert Schmidt (A) LISTED BY Mrs. Herbert (Grace) Robert Pohl * (A) CLASS YEAR Prange $100 to $249 Up to $100 Up to $100 Walter James Carr Jr. $500 to $999 Joseph Berndt Jr. (A) Amy West Herbert Kalish (A) $500 to $999 Niles Brill (A) John Olson Allen Bliss (A) Up to $100 Harold Krueger M Class of 1910 B.W. Koeppel (A) M Class of 1946 Joseph Marvin Coon Mrs. Jacques $25,000 to $49,999 (Margaret) Zoller (A) $1,000 to $2,499 James Donahue (A) Class of 1944 V.H. McNutt $250 to $499 Paul Ross (A) Arthur Meenen (A) Memorial Foundation M $1,000,000-plus Edward Ballman (A) Mrs. Edward (Mabel) $100 to $249 Harold Block * M Rueff (A) John Allen $100 to $249 $100 to $249 Mrs. Mark (Shirley) Thomas Daniels (A) Class of 1913 $5,000 to $9,999 Belding Henry Beard (A) Howard Fowler $250 to $499 Class of 1941 Peter Des Jardins (A) M McCurdy * (A) M Harry Warren Buckner Russell Frame (A) Harry Nowlan Trust M $10,000 to $24,999 Julian Fuller (A) Vincent Shanks (A) Up to $100 Bob Nevins Jr. (A) Mrs. Glenn (Ruth) $1,000 to $2,499 Kenneth Wilhelms McCain (A) Class of 1915 Neal Buck John Brodhacker (A) Joseph Schmitt (A) Frank Pittenger $5,000 to $9,999 Up to $100 Joe VanPool (A) Class of 1947 John Gardner II $500 to $999 Mrs. John (Pauline) $100,000 to $249,999 Doyle Estate M Henry Adamick (A) Class of 1939 Up to $100 William Howard Trust M $1,000 to $2,499 Edwin Goetemann (A) Charles Heuer (A) Morris Sievert (A) M $10,000 to $24,999 John McKee (A) Class of 1925 William Oberbeck Sr. (A) Carl Johnk $2,500 to $4,999 $1,000,000-plus Edward Schneider Jr. (A) $250 to $499 John Schork (A) M $500 to $999 Benjamin Weidle (A) Mrs. Karl (Marjory) $2,500 to $4,999 Armin Fick Warren Helberg (A) Hasselmann * M Hubert Barger Frederick Nevin (A) $1,000 to $2,499 Harry Scott (A) Eugene Hammann (A) $250 to $499 Class of 1943 $250,000 to $499,999 $1,000 to $2,499 Alden Hacker (A) $5,000 to $9,999 Karl Hasselmann * M $100 to $249 $500 to $999 Robert Haviland (A) Clyde Hanyen (A) John Leming Estate M Mrs. William (Ruby) James Neustaedter (A) M Mrs. William (Helen) Harold Butzer (A) Barnett (A) Richard Cole (A) Class of 1933 Webb (A) $100 to $249 $1,000 to $2,499 Frederick Drewing (A) $250 to $499 Hermann Bottcher (A) Alan Ploesser (A) $100 to $249 William Flood (A) $250 to $499 Donald Falkingham (A) M Jean Ronat (A) Charles Hunze (A) Glenn Brand Paul Carlton * Mrs. Fred (Hayes) Paul Rothband Mrs. Kenneth (Margaret) George Thomas (A) William McKinnell Jr. Hoener (A) Schoeneberg (A) John Powell (A) Class of 1934 Up to $100 Herbert Stockton (A) Gene Smith Keith Sheppard (A) Lewis Graber (A) Carl Zvanut (A) $500 to $999 Alfred Thiele $100 to $249 James Smith (A) Margaret Kerr Miller (A) Jack Fleischli (A) Robert Sackewitz Ronald Tappmeyer (A) Up to $100 Up to $100 Wayne Bennetsen (A) Class of 1940 $250 to $499 Robert Dietz $100 to $249 Class of 1936 Frank Kenneth Kyle (A) Waldemar Dressel Richard Hansen (A) $100,000 to $249,999 Keith Raymond Bailie (A) Up to $100 Warren Loveridge (A) Carl Weis (A) Donald Kozeni Arline Dennie Estate M Roy Dunham (A) Carlton Barrow Thomas Mazzone (A) Glenn Fritz (A) Hoyt Thompson (A) $100 to $249 Edmund Waltenspiel $1,000 to $2,499 Class of 1942 Mrs. Paul (Sue) Henning John Burst (A) George Henry (A) Ruble Burns (A) $25,000 to $49,999 Douglas Christensen (A) Robert Kendall (A) Class of 1937 Norman Tucker Fred Kisslinger (A) M Class of 1945 Kent Comann (A) M Gilbert LaPiere (A) $1,000 to $2,499 $100 to $249 John Driscoll (A) Walter Liddell Frank Millard (A) $500 to $999 $10,000 to $24,999 William Gimson Jr. * (A) James McKelvey James Sullivan Mrs. Wilfred (Quita) John Klug (A) Robert Brackbill (A) Thomas Gregory (A) Wilbur Tappmeyer Rodman (A) Charles Sturgis (A) Vernon McGhee (A) M Edward Gygax (A) $500 to $999 Joel Teel (A) Ed A. Smith Trust M Matthew Kerper (A) Elmer Milz (A) Kenneth Vaughan (A)

denotes Order of the Golden Shillelagh member | (A) denotes Miner Alumni Association donors KMST Charter Society member | M denotes Hasselmann Society member | * denotes deceased

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Up to $100 Class of 1949 Landon Viles (A) M William Bucha Mrs. Vester (Jeanette) John Lewis Jr. Vernon Wells Aaron Greenberg (A) M Unsell Edward Little $500,000 to $999,999 Charles Wissel (A) Richard Hunt James Winkler Wilbert Wegener John Toomey (A) M Norman Wolk (A) Merritt Langston Harold Wright (A) Raymond Maag $10,000 to $24,999 Theodore Reeves (A) Up to $100 Kent Roberts Up to $100 Class of 1948 Mrs. Joseph (Shirley) George Anderson (A) M Cloice Robert Sanders (A) John Absalom $500 to $999 Clooney Jr. Donald Atkisson Mervin Shanafelt (A) Hubert Arnold James Chaney (A) Walter Knecht (A) Alexander Boyer (A) Seymour Subitzky (A) Earl Bage (A) Richard Howell (A) Paul Greer (A) August Vogler Jr. (A) Eugene Bentrup Gilbert Keeley (A) M $2,500 to $4,999 Donald Haskell (A) Frank White Jr. (A) Donald Branson Mrs. Henry (Patricia) Robert Bay (A) John Hegwer Alden Williams (A) Delmar Wallace Breuer (A) Whaley (A) Edward Leonard Carl Zerweck Jr. (A) Stuart Brown $1,000 to $2,499 Laurel Linn Charles Church $250 to $499 James McGrath (A) Roy Clayton (A) Francis Fennerty (A) $100 to $249 Peter Bermel (A) Harlan Meyer Fredrick Cochran (A) Mrs. William (Dorothy) Lewis Agnew Jr. (A) Alvin Shwartz (A) Gordon Raymer Jack Coffelt Gammon (A) Sheldon Arenberg (A) Wilbern Weddle (A) Harvey Ross (A) William Coolbaugh Daniel Paul Rice (A) Raymond Avery Jr. (A) Robert Schmedake (A) Mrs. Robert (Roxie) Cronk (A) Gordon Scofield Alexander Baldo (A) $100 to $249 Otto Van Maerssen (A) Ralph Davis Jr. (A) Mrs. Edgar (Elizabeth) Reagan Young Robert Ball (A) Raymond Davis Joseph Allen Jr. Telthorst (A) Edwin Barsachs (A) Robert Erb (A) John Barton Eugene Bartels Robert Erskine Howard Casselman (A) Robert Buel (A) $500 to $999 Class of 1950 Ivan Gray (A) Michael Delany Laurence Cantwell (A) Jack Downs (A) $100,000 to $249,999 Enrique Heller (A) Ronald Emo (A) Paul Carroll Robert Kemper (A) Thomas Holmes M Clarence Isbell Jr. (A) Robert Held (A) Willie Chen (A)

profile of donors profile Donald Timmer (A) Russell Judah Joseph Hepp (A) Robert Tindall Jr. * (A) Russell Diefenbach Kenneth Kasten Robert Kracht (A) $25,000 to $49,999 Melih Durusan (A) Robert Kreul (A) David Grimm (A) John Leahy (A) William Gabelmann (A) David Levy $250 to $499 George Jamieson M Walter Mathews (A) Arthur Gore (A) Joseph Manetzke Jr. Mrs. George (Isabel) Harvey Anderson Jr. (A) Clarence Graves Jr. (A) Charles Bennett (A) Ernie Mason (A) McCormack $10,000 to $24,999 Louis Greco (A) Mrs. Warren (Carol) McNely Edward Mueller Jack Foster (A) Donald Griffin (A) Billy Rex Browngard Theodore Oldenburg (A) Kenneth Niewoehner Mrs. Amos (Lois) Norman (A) Estate (A) M Paul Haas (A) Robert Patten Roger Nowlin (A) Joseph Quinn (A) Irvin Hawkins (A) Donald Dampf (A) Robert Paulsell (A) Lawrence O'Neill * (A) John Reilly Jr. (A) William Haymes (A) Warren Rutz (A) Earl Sanderson Jr. (A) David Petersen (A) Charles Remington Mrs. Lawrence (Elaine) Bennett Howell (A) Donald Sewall David Smith (A) John Stein Clay Iten Spanier (A) M William Spencer Wilbert Stoecker Donald Johnson Shirley (Swartz) Spindle (A) Charles Van Eaton III (A) $100 to $249 Edward Johnson (A) $5,000 to $9,999 Robert Starke John Walter Wallace (A) Mrs. James (Maxine) Bell (A) Ralph Johnston Jr. (A) Robert Steele Glenn Windsor Warren (A) John Wickey (A) Herman Kaller (A) Charles Bottermuller (A) Jack Steuterman (A) James Whanger (A) Kenneth Keating (A) David Brasel (A) Edgar Thielker (A) Gordon Carpenter (A) $2,500 to $4,999 Irving Klaus (A) Clarence Tunnicliff Arlen Kuehnert (A) Up to $100 Roy Coplen Jr. (A) Arthur Helwig (A) Raymond Warfield Jr. (A) Charles Kunz (A) Charles Anton Frederick Crossman (A) Louis Kapernaros (A) Ralph Wolfram (A) Hulen Luetjen (A) Charles Browning (A) David Dalpini (A) Richard Stegemeier (A) Kenneth Zeller (A) James Chaffin Carl Danzer (A) Carl Mann (A) Donald Marshall (A) Alphonsus Deichmann (A) Richard Duncan $1,000 to $2,499 Paul Edwards (A) Warren McNely * Class of 1951 Maurice Ellis Vernon Berkey (A) Norman Fanning John McNichols (A) Mrs. William (Sue) Ellis (A) Morton Deutch (A) M $25,000 to $49,999 John Gosen (A) Howard Meier (A) Richard Enochs (A) Avery Ala Drake Jr. (A) David Glenn (A) Nick Holloway Jr. Douglas Middleton (A) James Fisher (A) Earle Filer (A) Paul Pender (A) Donald Kelly Edward Mooney (A) George Gregg Thomas Herrmann (A) Ervin Sieck Trust M Robert Martin (A) William Murphy (A) Robert Gregory Mrs. John (Gloria) Oliphant John Mulligan (A) William Paulsell (A) Samuel Halcomb $10,000 to $24,999 Alfred Harvey (A) Reinhold Poppitz (A) Eugene Peetz (A) Paul Kram Joseph Reiss (A) $500 to $999 Gene Robinson (A) Richard Bauer (A) John Likens (A) Charles Ross (A) Edward Kyburz (A) Parnell Schoenky (A) Robert Rock Albert Seelig Jr. (A) George Mabie (A) Dale Sims (A) $2,500 to $4,999 John White John Shute Robert Peppers (A) Eugene Stifel (A) Raymond Cathcart (A) Frederick Springer (A) John Strong (A) Donald Dowling Jr. (A) Charles Springstube (A) $250 to $499 Edwin Szumachowski (A) William Horst (A) M Milton Terry Mrs. David (Betty) Wilbert Bach Jr. (A) Harold Theerman (A) Tittman (A) John Bennett (A) Arthur Tucker (A) Jesse Bodine (A)

denotes Order of the Golden Shillelagh member | (A) denotes Miner Alumni Association donors KMST Charter Society member | M denotes Hasselmann Society member | * denotes deceased

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$1,000 to $2,499 Up to $100 Richard Light (A) $100 to $249 Ray Rucker $250 to $499 Peter Lucido James Toutz (A) Herman Fritschen Jr. (A) Joseph Beatty Ernest Achterberg (A) Joseph Green (A) William Penney Jr. (A) Robert Van Duyne Joseph Senne Jr. (A) Billy Burkhardt (A) Donald Bardon Richard Jones (A) Vernon Potter (A) Richard Wildermuth Mrs. Robert (Dorothea) Jerome Elbaum William Blackwell (A) Donald Kummer Mehmet Keyhan Wolf (A) M William Elwood (A) H. Walker Flood (A) Samimi (A) George Ferber (A) John Ford (A) Up to $100 Roger Schoeppel (A) William Houf (A) Richard Hendrickson (A) Mack Breazeale $100 to $249 $500 to $999 Joseph Varanouskas (A) Audrey Huddleson (A) Edward Keil Dale Emling Campbell Barnds III (A) Richard Bullock Leroy Wheelock (A) Roger Hull (A) Thomas Koederitz (A) Judson Hughes Jr. (A) Richard Berg (A) George Comanich (A) Dean Williams (A) Dean Kleinkopf Ralph Kuster Jr. (A) James Jones John Best Earl Jackson (A) Charles Kline (A) James Ludewig (A) Harold Koelling Donald Bogue (A) Bruce Tarantola (A) Eugene Kolb Up to $100 Donald Proctor Harry Poe Garland Friederich Donald Wiseman (A) Eugene Larson Glenn Audsley Raymond Sacks (A) Paul Ramsey Lawrence Gidley John May Frederic Ayres (A) Fred Scharf (A) Rayburn Williamson (A) Charles Hahs $250 to $499 Hulon McDaniel James Boyle John Young (A) William Hallett (A) Gerald Bellis (A) Harry Kruger (A) Martin Oudenhoven (A) Willard Cox (A) Class of 1955 Kenneth Burkhead Sr. (A) James Roberts Michael DeLucca Up to $100 Mrs. Russell Langston (A) Eugene Hohlfelder (A) Vern Markos (A) Wiley Ruhl Jr. John Finklang (A) Henry Andre $250,000 to $499,999 Lester Holcomb (A) Harold Freiberger (A) John McCarthy (A) Martin Rust James Cauthorn (A) Frederick Kummer Jr. William Shepard Joseph Geers John Miles (A) Charles Schweizer Edward Creamer (A) Richard Thurston (A) William Guinn Robert Newcomer Donald Gegel (A) $100,000 to $249,999 John Padan (A) $100 to $249 Mario Trieste Wayne Jackson (A) Harry Hoppe Jr. Ellis Smith (A) Herman Ray Anthony Anderhub (A) William Tsai (A) Eugene Laubach Manfred Katz (A) Melvin Sharp Jr. William Baldwin (A) Mrs. Donald (June) Rolla Lush William Kronmueller Gregory Menke (A) $5,000 to $9,999 Benjamin Smith (A) Roger Banghart (A) Witzl (A) Rayford Kruger (A) Virgil Lee Powell (A) Arthur Soellner Robert Barrow (A) George Morefield (A) David McKee James Warren Stump (A) John Brillos (A) Earl Pape (A) Alfred Neiman Class of 1952 Clarence Richey (A) Paul Tucker (A) Melvin Buettner * (A) Raymond Reschetz (A) $1,000 to $2,499 Eugene Sanders Charlie Vaughn (A) Mrs. James (Erma) $10,000 to $24,999 Joe Reynolds David Nothstine (A) Laszlo Zala (A) Cooper (A) Byron Keil Roger Scrivner (A) Fred Roberts Gilbert Crowell (A) Robert Schafer (A) Russell Strite (A) Bennie Stephenson Arthur Dasenbrock (A) Clarence Tarr Jr. George Stoddard $500 to $999 Up to $100 Mrs. Robert (Virginia) $5,000 to $9,999 James Van Bebber Jr. George Thompson Arthur Baebler (A) Donald Bailey Dieckgrafe Robert Wickey Robert Bening (A) Everett Collier Gene Edwards (A) M George Donaldson (A) Norman Zachelmeyer (A) Edward Clark Jr. (A) James Franklin Ernest Reeves (A) William Fairchild Class of 1954 Robert Oetting Marlin Krieg (A) Joseph Fris (A) $2,500 to $4,999 Class of 1953 $1,000 to $2,499 Dee Gehrig (A) Max Burgett (A) Paul Hausmann $25,000 to $49,999 William Givens Herbert Pillisch (A) David Gould Robert Jenkins (A) John Griffith (A) $1,000 to $2,499 $500 to $999 $1,750 Frank Guzzy (A) John Bartel (A) $5,000 to $9,999 Joseph Krispin (A) William Harper (A) Kenneth DeLap (A) Howard Yorston Paul Harrawood Gene Huffman (A) Mrs. John (Mary) $250 to $499 Dirck Stickle (A) $2,500 to $4,999 Heagler (A) Alan Burgess M Pays for one high William Barbier John Hirner (A) $500 to $999 Frank Conci (A) Clark Houghton Gene Haertling Thomas Abernathy (A) Gerald Johnson $1,000 to $2,499 James Kenneth school graduate to Richard Bosse (A) Gerald Keller (A) Wayne Dannenbrink (A) Highfill Edward Calcaterra Harry Kennedy (A) William Oberschelp (A) Robert Shoolbred George MacZura (A) attend Missouri S&T’s Donald Kingsborough (A) William Patterson (A) M Carlos Tiernon Michael Rodolakis (A) Andrew Knepper (A) Eugene Strohbeck (A) Waldemar Stopkey (A) three-week Hit the Ground William Koederitz (A) $100 to $249 Rollin Koontz * $500 to $999 Robert Andersen (A) Richard Ladd $250 to $499 Marvin Boyd (A) Thomas Crutcher Running summer Roy Miles (A) David Meskan (A) Peter Hansen (A) Mrs. John (Susan) Marion John Norton (A) James Tankersley (A) Vernon Jones M Finley M Elmer Packheiser (A) Robert Uthoff (A) program, which prepares Andrew Leponis (A) James Gerard (A) Joe Powell (A) Daniel Groteke (A) Milton Silver (A) $100 to $249 James Hubeli (A) Mrs. Thomas (Susie) $250 to $499 students for coursework James Borberg Richard Humphries (A) Simpson (A) Homer Coonce (A) James Edward Akers Arthur Kemp III (A) James Skiles (A) Floyd Drummond * (A) George Freebersyser (A) Robert O'Brien (A) expectations and Robert Slankard (A) Guy Ellison Myron Haynes (A) James Patterson (A) Dwight Teagarden (A) John Evans Elwood Knobel (A) Charles Poe Jr. (A) Lee Wehmeier (A) campus life and teaches George Fish Eugene Lang Sr. Donald Puyear Larson Wile (A) Charles Harman (A) John Robert McDonald (A) Robert Puyear Emil Hrbacek (A) Eugene Myers (A) Donald Riemenschnitter them strategies for success. James Roberts

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James Marlow Up to $100 Charles Edwards (A) $500 to $999 Fred Cox Miklos Nagy Jack Feaster Bradford Cummings Leroy Beghtol George Tomazi (A) M Robert Owens (A) Donald Ferguson II (A) William Field David Edmonds Charles Watts (A) Martin Prager (A) Robert Gruver Charles Frey (A) John Weems George Franke Peter Redel (A) Robert Fuller (A) Charles Gant Wendell Haubein (A) James Rethmeyer Jr. Harry Hays George Gratz Ronald Grebing Duane Sanner David Harbaugh (A) $250 to $499 Donald Guetersloh (A) Richard Hughes (A) Mrs. Wayne (Betty) Julius Scott (A) David Ketcham Raymond Hussey (A) Dennis Hunnicutt (A) Gerald Spann Robert Jackson (A) Andreas (A) Arthur Kruger Ray Kollmeyer (A) Richard Boyett (A) Robert Sprick (A) Warren Lieberman James Johnson Eugene Mantovani Waymon Johnston (A) Donald Capone William McCulley Paul Remmers (A) Vernon King Thomas Herrick Joseph Mickes Allen Rudolph (A) Class of 1956 Paul Herrmann III (A) William Schramm Paul Leming Louis Pisacane (A) Joseph Louvar (A) Jack Jost (A) Roy Rapisardo (A) $25,000 to $49,999 William Sebastian (A) Terry Macalady (A) Orville Schaefer (A) Phillip Roper (A) Kenneth Riley (A) Kennyn Statler (A) William McClane (A) William Schluemer Richard Schwegel Kenneth Steffan (A) Wallace Saunders Albert Schrenk (A) Royce Scott Jr. $10,000 to $24,999 Jack Stewart (A) John Scoggins Marion Skouby (A) Melvin Sherwood Mrs. George (Marsha) Donald Walter Clifford Tanquary (A) Thomas Smith (A) Paul Taylor Baumgartner (A) Edgar Walton Ann Wethington Mack Stanton (A) Jerry Vie Robert Sucher (A) William Weeke $2,500 to $4,999 Class of 1957 Up to $100 Edward Werder James Murphy M $5,000 to $9,999 John Anderson $100 to $249 George Wright James Unnerstall (A) Rolland Behnken Lloyd Reuss (A) Robert Anderson John Burrows (A) William Soper (A) Warren Berger Class of 1959 $1,000 to $2,499 Samuel Bowman III Edward Duderstadt (A) Charles Altheide (A) James Carl William Ebert Jr. $10,000 to $24,999

profile of donors profile $2,500 to $4,999 Bruce Doe (A) M John Dever Jerry Ennis (A) George Uding (A) David Bunch Ronald Gillham Paul Gerlach (A) Philip Gerwert (A) Willis Grinstead (A) Ronald Guyer (A) Donald Gregory (A) $5,000 to $9,999 John Rose (A) $1,000 to $2,499 David Hawkins (A) James Hackett James Berkel Harry Hardebeck Dale Schillinger (A) Richard Heagler Sr. (A) Norman Johnson Charles Schneider (A) James Shildmyer (A) David McKinstry Curtis Leach Dale Harris Eldon Head Herbert Miller (A) James Lorenz $1,000 to $2,499 Edwin Reid (A) Robert Mason (A) James Hofstetter (A) $500 to $999 Perry Allison Alexander Matz Jr. (A) Robert Hunter Donald Brown (A) Jerry Bayless (A) Larry Oppliger Philip Jackson (A) Thomas Cochran* $500 to $999 Lucien Bolon Jr. (A) Kenneth Shriver (A) Ronald Jurenka Samuel Gulotta (A) Roger Feaster (A) Harold Steinbruegge John Kirse Jr. (A) Glenn Willard Jenkins Gaylord Meyer (A) Ramon Hoffman (A) D'Jeanne (Welden) Stevens Don Kissling Joseph Reichert (A) LeRoy Thompson (A) Richard Humphrey (A) James Trautwein Eva Kisvarsanyi Gerald Stevenson (A) Charles Miller (A) Clarence Vetter Jr. Richard Konrad (A) $250 to $499 Russell Wege Joseph Kroutil $500 to $999 $250 to $499 Norman Hart (A) John Weiler Jerold Littlefield Donald Bellchamber (A) Gilbert Jurenka (A) William Alexander (A) William Luebbert (A) Leo Bowlin Jr. Dale Orrick (A) Louis Astroth (A) Dennis Mason (A) Don Henderson Charles Baker Harold Schmidt (A) Class of 1958 Richard Mason (A) William Hord (A) Donald Bowers (A) $100,000 to $249,999 Larry Meyer (A) Edward Hornsey (A) Edward Campen (A) $100 to $249 Jack Haydon Lary Miller (A) James Latham (A) William Demzik (A) Charles Myers Virgil Boyd Jr. (A) John Lutz (A) Ronald Frakes (A) William Niemeyer Neil Fiala (A) David Plank (A) Billy Franklin (A) $10,000 to $24,999 John Rasche Larry Fussell Hugh Wilson (A) John Rother (A) Raymond Bucy Jr. Robert Schmidt (A) Dennis Gooding (A) Philip Roush (A) Delbert Day (A) M Byron Schriever (A) Richard Herndon (A) $250 to $499 Ardell Schelich (A) Bob Sfreddo (A) James Hickernell (A) Robert Ahlert (A) Joseph Seibold (A) $2,500 to $4,999 Gilbert Starkweather (A) Roy Johanboeke James Bradley (A) Marshall Severson (A) Donald McGovern (A) Henry Strieder (A) Ralph Jones Albert Cawns (A) Jerry Webb (A) Eugene Russell Sr. David Sutton (A) James Martin Marvin Ernest Hudwalker (A) Charles Weldy (A) Lester Unnerstall (A) Robert Owen Al Wentz Jr. (A) William Walker Eugene Koederitz (A) Arthur Reetz $1,000 to $2,499 Harold Meisenheimer (A) John Waters (A) George Roe Robert Capps (A) $100 to $249 Ralph Young John Ratliff (A) Harry Sauer Jr. * (A) Richard Dendler (A) Joel Scharf (A) August Bardelmeier (A) Clay Schmittou (A) Arthur Kiehne James Shoemaker (A) Joseph Chorzel Jr. (A) Up to $100 George Senior (A) Richard Okenfuss (A) M Ronald Volker (A) Robert Cowan Jr. (A) Raymond Tauser (A) Richard Vitek M Gerald Allmon Edward Wakefield (A) David Thompson (A) Frederick Dietrich Earl Anspach (A) August Weisler Jr. (A) Lorenz Duerr (A) Gary Burlbaw

denotes Order of the Golden Shillelagh member | (A) denotes Miner Alumni Association donors KMST Charter Society member | M denotes Hasselmann Society member | * denotes deceased

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$100 to $249 Henry Mingo (A) Fred Dice Jr. Robert Stelloh $2,500 to $4,999 Robert Kieffer (A) Ronald Mouser (A) William Hanneman Richard Thompson Donald Logsdon (A) Frank Baum Jr. (A) Risdon Hankinson (A) M James Patterson Valgene Hart Thomas Tucker Ray Parker Jr. (A) Carl Bohl (A) Charles Pollard (A) Donald Hertzberg (A) Stanley Waxman Weldon Phelps Fred Borgini (A) Norman Pond M Glenn Hoffman Paul Wilson (A) $1,000 to $2,499 Louis Rephlo (A) Gerald Bramon Jr. (A) Jerrold Alyea (A) M John Bronson James Pugh (A) James Jackson Robert Wright Richart Slusher William Anderson (A) William Buren Jerome Range (A) Frank Lewis (A) Herman Vacca (A) James Berthold (A) Donald Call Richard Ross Leland Long Richard Waddell (A) Gerald McHaffie (A) Class of 1960 Robert Freeland Harry Wilson Don Crapnell (A) Carmen Ruggeri (A) Alan McHugh Harry Hershey Donald Feaster (A) Eugene Rusert $25,000 to $49,999 Orville Hunter Jr. John Fuller Royce Schierding Gerald Metcalf Robert White M $100 to $249 Gary Gunn John Smith (A) Paul Minton Bruce Bramfitt Billy Thompson (A) John Mitchell James Hahn (A) $10,000 to $24,999 $500 to $999 Lewis Cappellari James Weimholt Hugh Moore William Harper James Eckhoff James Lovelace James Coffman (A) Ronald Mueller M Gerald Hofer (A) Newton Wells (A) Gary Patterson (A) Glenn Cordes Leander Neumeier (A) Fred Isaacs Donald Werner (A) Danny Davidson (A) Louis Whitehair Harold Olsen $5,000 to $9,999 Frank Janes (A) $250 to $499 William Denk Richard Wieker (A) Wilson Overall (A) John Claypool (A) Gordon Johnson (A) Anthony Andreatta (A) Henry Douglas Donovan Schoonover Don Gunther (A) M Richard Jones Donald Cooper Bill Engelhardt (A) Carl Schumacher (A) Kent Weisenstein (A) David Law (A) Up to $100 Thomas Cooper (A) James Ferrero (A) Gerald Selle Kenneth Wood (A) Harry Lum (A) William Auberry Virgil Flanigan Lee Shell Jr. Kenneth Jobe (A) Robert Lyons Richard Bievenue Michael Kearney (A) George Graves (A) Gaylon Smith (A) Joseph Mengwasser John Borman Hossein Keshari (A) Richard Groner

General Motors: from EcoCAR to EWB, a strong partnership

General Motors Corp. shares a long and strong GM is currently providing support for a new relationship with Missouri S&T. GM is a vital partner student design competition. Missouri S&T is one of in education and research, a top employer of S&T 17 universities in North America that have been selected graduates, a leading recruiter of current students, to participate in an eco-car challenge. The three-year and one of the university’s most generous corporate challenge will test students’ abilities to re-engineer a supporters. Each year, the campus hosts GM Day, Saturn VUE to achieve improved fuel economy and during which representatives from the corporation reduced greenhouse gas emissions, while retaining the discuss career opportunities with students, show off vehicle’s performance and consumer appeal. The teams new GM vehicles and products, and accept resumes will incorporate lightweight materials into the vehicles, from potential employees. improve aerodynamics and utilize alternative fuels like GM annually supports scholarships, diversity ethanol and hydrogen. Each team will be tasked with initiatives, student design activities, faculty recognition, finding a different solution to the larger problem. curriculum development and engineering advances. The S&T team learned in November that it has been GM also supports Missouri S&T’s Engineers Without selected to receive a hydrogen fuel cell powertrain. Only Borders chapter and the university’s Partners for the one other team in the competition, the University of Advancement of Collaborative Engineering Education Waterloo in Canada, will be working with a hydrogen program (PACE). Through PACE, GM and other solution. Other propulsion solutions involved in the corporations help selected academic institutions around challenge include: fully electric, range-extended electric, the world prepare the next generation of innovators. hybrid, and plug-in hybrid. In addition to production The program exposes students to the latest technologies vehicles, GM is providing vehicle components, technical in engineering, design and management. mentoring and operational support to the EcoCAR team.

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John Hager Donald Knobeloch $100 to $249 Fred Grismore Jr. $1,000 to $2,499 Johnnie Hall (A) Hugh Logue Jimmy Hahs Leroy Alt H. Pat Duvall (A) Oliver Harris Henry Martin George Hall (A) Richard Barr Floyd Hahn (A) John Harty John McDaniels (A) Richard Hampe James Besleme William Harrill (A) Kenneth Horenkamp (A) Edgar Morris Robert Harris Gerald Brunkhart (A) Jerome Luecke Charles Hunter Thomas Mulherin Lloyd Brunkhorst Robert Henderson (A) Peter Malsch Paul Jordan (A) Douglas Munsell (A) Kenneth Henry Thomas Canale Gary Trippensee (A) Frederick Lynch James Nagy James Hollingshad Howard Colburn Mrs. Robert (Julia) John Miller Jon Nance Fred Huff James DeSpain (A) Wilson (A) Mario Padilla (A) Doyle Owens John Hustad William Frangel (A) Robert Wilson * (A) Alexander Pawlowski Jr. (A) James Painter Danny Fread Melvin Ingram (A) Kenneth Pendleton (A) William Priesmeyer Jr. James Harvey Richard Kapfer (A) Donald Popp Clyde Rea (A) Mrs. Charles (Mavis) $500 to $999 William Henning (A) David Price (A) Ronald Schulz Kiefer Allen Affolter (A) John Latzer (A) David Putnam (A) Walter Steinmann (A) John Kincaid Ratan Daboo Robert Laurenson (A) Gene Rizer (A) Glenn Swartz Charles Lemons Roger Hoffman (A) James Lester (A) Robert Merryfield (A) Robert Schuler (A) Lamar Todd Floyd Loftin Richard Maguire Robert Siron (A) Neal Wagenheim (A) James Marble (A) Paul Stigall (A) William May (A) Roy Smith (A) Robert Ward William Mathews (A) Richard Swanson (A) M Eugene McLaughlin (A) Leo Tayloe (A) Frank Watson David Maune (A) Thomas Van Doren M Kenneth Moore (A) Milton Tilman John Merritt Thomas Noggle (A) Millard Underwood Jr. John Miles (A) $250 to $499 Class of 1961 James Odom (A) William Wescoat III Ernest Perry Jr. Nelson Noell Denny Bearce $1,000 to $2,499 Robert Pickett * Ronald Pfeuffer (A) Charles Copeland (A) Earl Glenn Pietsch Up to $100 Richard Agricola (A) Vinton Rathburn (A) Gary Ferguson (A) Don Rueh (A) Charles Akmakjian Robert Benner (A) Richard Redline (A) Arthur Jacobsmeyer Kenneth Schader Gerald Allen Donald Myers (A) Charles Roberson Russell Kamper (A) profile of donors profile Paul Shy Ralph Angle (A) Robert Wayne Wayne Siesennop (A) John Komo (A) James Staley (A) Carl Armstrong Whitehead (A) Merle Southern (A) Gilbert McKean James Stidham Kerwood Barrand Sr. Richard Spieldoch Michael Reyburn (A) Bruce Stinchcomb Russell Bausch (A) Peter Stern (A) James Snow $500 to $999 Larry Strobel Robert Belew (A) Daniel True (A) Robert Tooke Larry Farmer (A) Lowell Tripp Carrol Blackwell (A) Harvey Walker Jr. Larry Webb (A) Bill Gerhart (A) John Walton Walter Zimmermann Howard Blevins (A) Dale Leidy Morris Worley Lawrence Boston William Zorumski Roger Weber Barbara Patterson (A) Carroll Wheat Jerry Cadden $100 to $249 Robert Meredith Saxer Paul Whetsell David Chen (A) Thomas Theobald Up to $100 Kenneth Baxter Lloyd Cooper * William Wistehuff Larry Amsler (A) Jerald Bishop (A) Kenneth Corbin Donald Annis William Breig Duane Cowan (A) $250 to $499 Richard Baur (A) Class of 1962 Richard Brockmann Karl Daubel (A) Eugene Brenning (A) William Bosse (A) Gary Buckrod (A) Robert Davidson (A) Jerry Edison $10,000 to $24,999 Samuel Mitchell Bowers Larry Cline (A) Farouk El-Baz (A) Richard Campbell Walter Dickens (A) Richard Brake Arthur Daoulas Michael Duvall (A) Robert Garvey Gregory Bruns Bipin Doshi M Jack Gates (A) Victor Hoffmann (A) Frederick Cunha $5,000 to $9,999 Lindell Elfrink Gordon Hyatt Harry Neal Grannemann (A) William Curson (A) Robert Brockhaus Robert Erdmann Russell Heglin (A) George Jordan Glen Dear Arthur Farnham (A) Paul Kemper (A) Charles Marosek (A) Charles Featherston (A) $2,500 to $4,999 Owen Funsch John Kern Virendra Mathur Martha (Shultz) Fowler (A) Daniel Gnanamuthu Louis Toepfer Gary Havener Jerome Govero (A) Donald Haas (A)

Percentage of S&T students who come from a household income of less 32 than $40,000. Undergraduates make an average of $55,975 upon percent graduation (up to $83,875 if they earn a petroleum engineering degree). Graduate students make an average of $63,640 upon graduation.

denotes Order of the Golden Shillelagh member | (A) denotes Miner Alumni Association donors KMST Charter Society member | M denotes Hasselmann Society member | * denotes deceased

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Richard Hagni Kenneth Steinbruegge (A) Manuel Melchor Iqbal Jilani Edward Merle Raney (A) Lawrence Harvey James Teske Thomas Miller Class of 1964 David Jones Daniel Schmidt Daryl Hatfield Robert Thurman Harvey Morris Jr. (A) $25,000 to $49,999 Raghu Khetan Richard Schmidt (A) David Hatfield (A) Bob Vaughan Narendra Keith Bailey (A) William Koechlein (A) Charles Stack Michael Herzog (A) William Wasson Naiknimbalkar (A) Donald Laughlin William Stine James Hesse Sr. Ellis Wieda Shafique Naiyer $10,000 to $24,999 Roscoe Mackie Alan Stricker (A) Gerald Huck Gungor Yildirim Stanley Nodland * Richard Martin (A) Robert Stuart Jerry Davis Rollie Johnson Maurice Northcutt (A) James McDuff David Treffinger (A) Ronald Miller James Joiner Mahesh Patel Mark Morris (A) John Wendleton Jack Jones (A) Class of 1963 Donald Peterson (A) Donald Morrison (A) Irving Wheeler Jr. Jayant Kadakia (A) $5,000 to $9,999 Paul Ray $5,000 to $9,999 Bennett Muns (A) Jalon Leach Kenneth Cage Ronald Robertson (A) Calvin Cobb James Norausky Charles Limbaugh James DeLong * William Scholle (A) Charles Lyons Gerald Orrison Class of 1965 Ernest Littleton Lonnie Shalton (A) John Pappert $100,000 to $249,999 Erwin Mantei $2,500 to $4,999 Harrel Timmons (A) $2,500 to $4,999 David Peacock (A) Philip Chen (A) Charles McCaw (A) Gary Vaughn Stephen Perry Robert Keiser Donald Bartling (A) Raymond Fournelle (A) Peter Otten Ronald Williams (A) Gerald Rupert Guy Mace Darrell Ownby John Zenor Daniel Sagramoso (A) $1,000 to $2,499 $1,000 to $2,499 Daniel Payton III William Shermer $10,000 to $24,999 Thomas Phillips (A) Everett Adam Jr. Milton Murry (A) Harvey Smith III (A) Up to $100 Roger Dorf Russell Richard Earle Hughes (A) Warren Needels Lewis Sowell Jr. Robert Arms Paul Hustad (A) Gerald Rullkoetter Robert Koester Samuel Weaver (A) Jack Suetterlin (A) Ronald Bartlett (A) Paul Rydlund Narayan Sedalia Edward Benn Joey Tuttle Raymond Schaffart (A) $2,500 to $4,999 Lewis Shuck (A) John Bosnak $500 to $999 Gary Voorhis Kenneth Steele James Van Buren (A) Donald Bounds William Burchill Benjamin Wang Maurice Brubaker William Stokely (A) Glenn Brown Dennis Dreyer Clarence Warning Gerald Kettler (A) Harry Torno $500 to $999 Jerry Church Bernard Ebert Jr. Tommie Wilson (A) Craig Valentine (A) John Farmer III Clyde Collins Jr. Roger Fanetti (A) Hsin-Chih Wu $1,000 to $2,499 Joseph Weber (A) Kenneth Wulfert Jr. (A) Michael Modde (A) Edward David Stuart Ferrell (A) Ladimir Aubrecht Jr. (A) Daniel White Alan Douglas Zunkel (A) Gary Schumacher (A) Darrell Donis Albert Kerr Stephen Bugg Henry Williford Jr. Robert Schwenker (A) David Everswick William Kirchoff Thomas Gaylord Donald Willyard (A) Robert Sieckhaus (A) Robert Faoro Donald Peters (A) Up to $100 Gary Hinz William Wolkenhauer Jon Vaninger (A) Donald Frierdich (A) James Spehr Stanley Adams John Rogers Donald Yates Louis Fuka (A) George Taylor (A) Thomas Basler $250 to $499 Douglas Hughes Henry Bryant Jr. $500 to $999 Jerry Cebe Up to $100 Elaine Barnhill Richard Kahl $250 to $499 Gerald Bersett Gary Kaletta Edward Crum Myra Anderson Sherman Brady Jr. (A) Malcolm Thomas David Hoffman John Knopp Robert Cushman Francis Brady Jr. (A) Franklin Brunjes Barber (A) Charles Martin (A) Edmund Koch Donald Dean Richard Breitenfeld Martin Bruns (A) Donald Bartel James Shelby Jr. (A) Ronald L'Hommedieu Michael Devaney Bill Brent Chang Don Kim (A) Sheldon Bierman (A) Michael Smith (A) Clarence Mayer Robert Downey Virgil Carr (A) James Libiez Abram Cortelyou (A) Edward Stepp (A) Paul Dudenhoeffer Albert Copp Robert Markland Lane McCullough Jr. Don Jones Gary Dyhouse Gerald Eberhart Donald Mason Herman Miller Alan Kamp (A) Richard Mills Gerald Eckhoff $250 to $499 Sidney Fields Charles May Jr. (A) Ronald William Kraus (A) Harry Edwards Russell Adams Douglas Gaertner (A) Gerald Purcell Ronald Mitchell William Niemeier Morris Gardner Marvin Monday Stephen Ombalski Jr. Theodore Garrett Jr. Gary Brunner Harry Morgan Larry Parkinson (A) Maurice Green Jr. Thomas Cook (A) Michael Greeley $100 to $249 William Hallerberg (A) Joseph Myslinski (A) William Steinkamp (A) Myron Gruber James Crafton John Ainsworth James Harmon (A) Glenn Niblock (A) Graham Sutherland III Emmett Hahn Jr. James Crouch Thomas Baird William Harris Jr. Thomas O'Farrell Frank Tao (A) Gerald Hoppe Thomas Dunning Jr. (A) Lawrence Bell Jr. (A) Christopher Haycocks Edward Redington Oliver Von Behren (A) Bobby Hughey (A) Charles Barry Hayden Richard Hopper Richard Buck (A) Roger Ringhausen (A) Jerry Johnson Edward Province Jr. Ross Carnes Edward Horel (A) Richard Rintoul $100 to $249 Thomas Kelty (A) Kenneth Robb (A) Han-Chang Chung (A) Winfred Robinson (A) John Lamont Robert Sundermeyer (A) Richard Johnson Joe Adams Dennis Clark (A) James Robison (A) Fredrick Lehman III Wayne Zimmerman (A) William Jones Jr. David Blume David Cox (A) Joseph Rock John Limberg Murray Michael McCrary (A) James Boeger (A) Woody Dauernheim (A) Seth Schaefer (A) M John Long Gerald McMurtrey William Bowles Jr. $100 to $249 David Ferrill Ervin Schmitz Kenneth Masters Richard Mueller (A) Kenneth Broeking (A) Jerry Anderson (A) James Frazer (A) William Schuermeyer Ronald McCauley Carl Muench Jr. Frazier Bronson Ralph Barr (A) Forman Hardwick Walter Schuster Michael Meehan John Mullins Jr. Alfred Buescher (A) Andrew James Barrett Raymond Jackson (A) Bertram Scollay Krishna Misra Donald Overall Carl Conley Gary Bickel (A) Richard Jaquay Arvinkumar Shah Stanley Moon (A) Edgar Perrey Jr. William Daniels Ronald Bohac (A) Richard Jauer Jr. David Spencer Robert Murphy Bob Pulley Henry Fischer (A) William Branum (A) Dean Keith James Summitt (A) Eric Norman David Ray (A) Donald Freese (A) Marvin Byington Jerome Klier (A) William Sutton (A) James Odendahl Paul Frank Reichert Richard Garrett George Carr James Knox Jr. Allen Kent Thoeni Manubhai Patel Blair Rowley Glen Greer Winston Wen-Cheh Chen Walter Koenig (A) Larry Thompson Ratilal Patel (A) Ardeshir Samrad Daniel Harris Danny Chilton Thomas Kreichelt Lowell Thurman Larry Peery Jerry Scoggins James Hill Dannie Clarida Allan LaPlante Cary Dennis White Lyle Pruitt Thomas Scott (A) Robert Holley (A) Edward Cole (A) Richard Martin Natver Zinzuwadia Robert Putz (A) Dinesh Shah John Dierker (A) Wade Martin (A) Robert Hufft Jr. Curtis Stairs Jr. (A) Richard Raber

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Jimmie Eidson Eugene Koebbe $100 to $249 Donald Kuo (A) $250 to $499 Larry Erwin (A) Terence Martin Dennis Lankford (A) John Andesilich (A) Chester Adamick Jr. (A) Jesse Evans William McCracken John Latimer (A) Edwin Bailey Jr. (A) Ralph Calfee William Falke Gustavo Menocal Larry Littlefield Barry Basden Jerry Doerr (A) John Furby (A) Elizabeth (Stuart) Munson Glenn Lytle (A) Allen Behring (A) Arthur Falkler Richard Gentile Renny Nichols (A) Robert Mann William Blumfelder (A) Henry Hachmuth Paul Griffin (A) Alton Nute Larry McKinnis (A) Michael Brynac (A) Michael Hardy (A) Ronald Halbach (A) Robert Palaski Ronald Melliere Frank Buchmeier Jr. (A) Ming Hung (A) James Heidman Lee Palmer Thomas Mooney David Bufalo (A) Paul Inman (A) Barry Heuer Theodore Pasek (A) Michael David Moran Ralph Cross Michael Perkins (A) James Jamison Carl Reichert Robert Moran Ramesh Desai James Ragland (A) Michael Jersa Wilbert Schroer James Dycus Edward Moss (A) Robert Smith Gerald Johanpeter (A) Frederick Steele Albert Panhorst Jr. (A) Glen Foss Kenneth Tabor (A) Allen Kempe (A) John Steimley (A) Anthony Parks Adil Godiwalla (A) Kin In Ko Roger Stickler John Petkas Jr. (A) Gerald Hall $100 to $249 James Lysaght Dennis Stover (A) J.R. Presley Jack Halpern (A) David Magurk Robert Thrash (A) Olin Raby Vernon Burdick Robert Hogue Jr. (A) Charles Marlow (A) Charles Toedtman (A) Jerry Reynolds Richard Burkhalter James Huddleston Jr. (A) Grover Morgan Jr. Terence Towers Samuel Scheer William Calhoun Kenneth Kamman (A) James Carl (A) Derald Morgan Dinesh Vekaria (A) John King Aldrew Scott Jr. (A) Walter Mulyca Vincent Wahler Jr. Alan Shaffer William Cox IV (A) Geza Kisvarsanyi James Cumper Jr. Charles Myers William Wells Susan (Hanson) Klemmer Vipinbhai Shah (A) Arthur Nickless (A) James Shiells (A) Paul Darnell (A) Jerry McCullough (A) Darrell Nielsen (A) Nicholas Tibbs Michael Deelo Class of 1966 Ranney McDonough (A) Ronald Epps Mrs. Melvin (Susan) Picker Michael McGinnis Floyd Uthe (A) John Porter Randall Vest Larry Fritschel (A) $100,000 to $249,999 Robert Meyer (A) Gerald Roe Terence Wenger Stanley Hansen II (A) Raymond Betz Dale Munn (A) profile of donors profile Frederick Rick Schmidt Lawson Wideman (A) William David Hollander Donald Nelson Robert Hollenbeck Nancy (Hoffman) Shaw (A) $10,000 to $24,999 Satish Parikh Billy Woolery Paul Silvers Jr. Gary Wooley Hemendra Kalia James Bertelsmeyer (A) Francis Carl Prewett John Smart Bruce Work Joseph Kingston Larry Rich (A) Donald Spirk (A) Chen-Yuan Kuo $1,000 to $2,499 Loy Roberts (A) Jerome Lebo Don Stainbrook Lease Ruddick II Matt Coco (A) Class of 1967 Ronald Ledbetter Evan Thomas Jr. (A) Franklin Schowengerdt Ralph Kramer Sanford Menke (A) Charles Vincent Gerald Smith $25,000 to $49,999 Raymond Kruep Lawrence Mikelionis (A) Lonnie Walker (A) James Stangel Theodore Weise M Travice Whitten Jr. (A) Donnie Priest John Munsey (A) James Steele (A) Raymond Wills Gilbert Carl Schweser Robert North (A) Leslie Stewart Jr. (A) $10,000 to $24,999 Clyde Wilson (A) Gene Nussbaum (A) William Stockhausen (A) John Wolf Norbert Wunderlich Kevin Oliver $500 to $999 Howard Sussman (A) Charles Yang (A) James Palmer Charlie Barnes Jr. (A) Eugene Taylor Jr. $5,000 to $9,999 Thomas Petry Jacques Zakin Harold Fukubayashi Martin Thieme John Mathes Nickey Prater Robert Heider Kirby Watson (A) Thomas Sears (A) Up to $100 John Henry (A) Carl Westenberg $2,500 to $4,999 Donald Shank (A) Arun Agrawal Harry Hudson (A) Gordon Wright Kuo-Shein Shen Paul Bass (A) Philip Jozwiak (A) John Michael Evans (A) Shu-Chien Yung (A) Gary Sievert (A) Richard Belz Thomas Weyand Charles Schmidt Jr. Ben Stewart (A) M Garry Bennett Up to $100 Virendra Tanna David Bergt (A) $250 to $499 Laton Allison $1,000 to $2,499 George Tate James Bitting (A) David Bartine Frank Bader Jr. Richard Hydzik (A) Robert Turner Sr. Milton Bradley Robert Bridges Charles Boillot San-Cheng Lai Bruce Van Dover (A) Robert Breeding John Carstens (A) Dale Brady (A) Wayne Laufer Tien-Yu Wu (A) Peter Brune (A) James Carter (A) Glen Chaffin (A) Michael McMillen (A) Jiunn-Jian You James Canner Harold Fiebelman (A) William Connors James Medlin (A) Paul Yue Michael Castleberry Charles Gross (A) Roger Copenhaver James Moore Gerald Zmudzinski (A) James Clippard (A) Leonard Kirberg (A) M Lloyd Ford William Dwayne Webb Larry Cooper Thomas May (A) James Charles Fox John Corrigan Up to $100 John Mohr (A) Donald Gaitros $500 to $999 Louis Deken Lowell Patterson Harold Glenn Premnath Bhatia Warwick Doll James Beeson Roy Rice (A) Frederick Bierman Jr. (A) James Good Frank Ellis (A) Noland Durnell * Harold Andrew Alvin Gordon Kenneth Bollinger Eugene Faenger (A) Michael Foresman (A) Schelin Jr. (A) Thomas Holt II David Cook (A) Manfred Gross (A) John Lauletta Jack Davis Hugh Spence (A) John Howell Doyle Powell Dwight Hafeli (A) Charles Turner Robert Johnson Ronald Davis Joe Hohman Bryan Stirrat (A) David Wehmeyer (A) Thomas Jordan Truett De Geare Jr. (A) Kent Horner Roy Wilkens William Kabeiseman Ray Decker Thomas Hrastich Eugene Degenhardt (A)

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Donald Dressler Richard Wagner (A) Neil Smith (A) Lynn Frasco Douglas Braden (A) Leon Otte Richard Franke Kendall Walden Sr. William Stoltz Gary Gerhard Fred Ray Browning Frank Paulic III (A) John Gass (A) Russell Warchola Robert Storck (A) James Graham III (A) James Brune Darrell Pepper Houston Godfrey Robert Whelove Jr. James Wiseman (A) Christopher Groves Jon Carson Loris Piepho Louis Goldfeder James Willcutt Leroy Halterman Sun Chill Chen Stephen Reading Robert Green Lawrence Young (A) $250 to $499 David Hazen (A) James Clark William Ruprecht Jr. Inhi Hong (A) Charles Andrew Anthony Hoelker III Lincoln Cochran (A) Martin Schaefer Wayne Hopkins (A) Ching-Cherng Hwang Glen David Comstock Larry Scheibel John Berger (A) Craig Johler Class of 1968 Charles LaPresta David Debner Richard Schneider John Brand (A) Robert Kehrman $10,000 to $24,999 John Byrne Richard Lehman Jr. (A) Edward Dorrell Jr. Gerald Schucker Edwin Kettenbrink Jr. (A) Gerald Lyons Clemens Drag Jr. Harold Scott Michael Bytnar (A) Larry Dale Choate (A) Gail (Davidge) Robert Mueller Rodger Elliott Steven Mezines (A) Aloys Faenger Jr. Richard Sharp Kettenbrink (A) John Faes James Miltenberger (A) David Faintich (A) Gerald Sidebottom Lloyd Langsdorf Terry Nagel (A) Joe Goedde (A) Richard Simmons $5,000 to $9,999 Alan Haag (A) Thomas Leslie (A) Thomas Pokrefke Jr. Larry Haney Karl Spence William Logel Jr. Phillip House (A) Joseph May Edgar Quick Donald Harris Richard Spors Robert Pahl (A) Lloyd Lazarus Samuel Miller Jih-Han Liu David Sandusky Gary Isaak Stuart Storrs David Moore Dennis Parker (A) Gary Scheffel Orville Johnson Jesse Talley Paul Wlos (A) Willie McCullah Jr. Charles Neumann Jr. Michael O'Malley Ronald Sipes Stephen Johnson Clyde Thomlison Terry Perkins (A) Joseph Porter Ronald Smith (A) Wayne Johnson Jerome Wibbenmeyer Donald Rathbun $2,500 to $4,999 Stephen Strauss (A) Harris Jones Paul Woley Melvin Sundermeyer (A) James Riggs (A) Thomas Owens Daniel Thomure Ernest Jungmeyer James Youngman (A) John Riggs Joseph Van Meter Paul Lee $100 to $249 James Douglas Robertson $1,000 to $2,499 Paul Weitzel John Kenneth Link (A) Roy Armstrong Class of 1969 Brunn Roysden Jr. Douglas Brockhaus James Wolfe (A) Joseph Long Kenneth Rueh (A) Gerald Bauer Stephen Wright (A) Lonny Ludwig (A) Henry Brown (A) $10,000 to $24,999 John Sadowski Gordon Bell (A) Karl Ziegler (A) Lawrence Luebbert Jr. William Green Richard Arnoldy Dale Schaeffer John Burian Dewayne Mabry Norman Miller Raj Seth Daniel Carnahan Up to $100 Gary Mann Carl Schopfer Jack Chadwick (A) $5,000 to $9,999 Frank Shaw (A) Larry Amos Mark Allen Martin Sr. Sung Sheng Chao (A) George Hughes David Skitek Richard Astrack Barry Maycock $500 to $999 Paul Chiang (A) Thomas Voss (A) Warren Stanton (A) Eugene Aufdembrink Craig McCormick Bobby Cox Roy Davis Yu-Ming Su Robert Ayars Robert McNamara David Dearth (A) Elroy Denningmann $2,500 to $4,999 Richard Thom William Bennett Ali Mohtashemi Richard Vedder Charles Owens John Doyle Donald Mudd (A) Bradley Harry Hornburg Clarence Benton (A) Norris Perry (A) Dennis Fesler (A) Richard Vogelpohl (A) Thomas Berendzen Charles Nichols Thomas Zenge (A) Eric Rapp Dixie Finley

Nucor Corp. provides radical insight, real power and S&T’s largest corporate gift

By trusting its people, flattening its hierarchy and has become the largest employer of S&T’s metallurgical doing a good job of sharing corporate wealth, Nucor engineering graduates and a major employer of all Corp. has become the largest steel company in the S&T graduates. At a number of locations in the United United States. According to Business Week magazine, States, Nucor employees use the latest technology to the employees of the Charlotte, N.C., company don’t see manufacture a wide variety of carbon and steel products. themselves as “worker bees waiting for instructions from Annual sales are more than $12 billion. above.” Perhaps they don’t feel like worker bees because Last year, Nucor donated $2 million to endow the the corporation’s founding chair, F. Kenneth Iverson, F. Kenneth Iverson Chair in Missouri S&T’s materials had what Business Week calls a radical insight – that science and engineering department – S&T’s largest employees will make an extraordinary effort if you corporate gift to date. Through the endowment, Nucor reward them richly, treat them with respect and give is also supporting education and research in steelmaking them real power. technologies at S&T with the intention of assisting in Nucor has more than 11,000 employees, including the development of future visionary leaders and many from Missouri S&T. In the past five years, Nucor technological experts in metals manufacturing.

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$1,000 to $2,499 Gary Brune William Webster Jr. Steven Nigus James Horne Robert Chow (A) Earl Wehmeyer Douglas Oldham (A) Mark Joseph Clark Brinker (A) Dana Connolly (A) John Wiesenmeyer (A) David Pfeiffer (A) Roger LaBoube Leon Hall Jr. (A) Richard Covault Richard Witzel John Preston Stephan Mayer Jr. (A) Walter Reed Jr. (A) Joseph Cowen Michael Rector (A) Michael McGath (A) Michael Dace (A) Francis Rose (A) Richard Navarro $500 to $999 Up to $100 Abbas Ali Daneshy Fredrick Achelpohl Patrick Schlueter (A) Richard Rothermich Robert Andreae (A) David DeSpain (A) Richard Barrett Russell Shaffer (A) Carl Schliwa (A) Walter Dietrich (A) Ernest Fred Dore II Robert Barrett Jr. James Slocum Leo Shedden Thomas Feger (A) Thomas Duncan Paul Smith Byron Taylor III John Berry (A) John Lynch Lawrence Eastep (A) James Stigall Liang-Juan Tsay John Blakey (A) John Moll (A) Larry Estes William Boring William Stroessner Steven Mueller George Filatovs Vincent Sunderdick Robert Brinkopf (A) $250 to $499 Claude Strauser (A) Charles Foster (A) Nicola Tannous Stanley Eugene Cary (A) William Alexander (A) Guy Givan (A) Carl Thorsell Jr. John Dabner (A) Michael Apprill $250 to $499 Samuel Hung Glenn Tomlin Jr. (A) Howard Danard George Batchelor (A) Jon Iverson Richard Walter (A) Daniel Agee (A) David Daniels Peter Bjornberg (A) Michael Anderson (A) Stephen Kaiser (A) Lynn Degenhardt Victor Webb Gary Bockman Thomas Borgmeyer (A) William Krall Jr. Donald Denham Gary Woodward (A) Keith Browne David Krausch (A) Robert Bruce (A) James Scott Eason (A) John Carter (A) Roger Brummel Richard Lacavich (A) Paul Eckler Class of 1970 Ronald Crawford Jr. George Chrisman Jr. Alan Leffelman John Featherly Daniel Dugan John Lineberry William Collins (A) M Orville Finnigan (A) $10,000 to $24,999 Mark Hockett Larry Cooper (A) Robert Livengood Robert Geile Eric Dunning (A) Piloo Ilavia Dennis McGee Martha Gerig (A) David George (A) J. Pete Legsdin (A) Ronald Karger (A) Alan Meinershagen (A) Gary Gulick (A) David Gray (A) John L.J. Kramer Michael Mertens Wayne Kerns (A) Robert Gullic $2,500 to $4,999 Joseph Kuss (A) profile of donors profile Robert Lawrence Charles Myles Douglas Haseltine Ronald Johnson (A) Thomas Lehman Niehaus (A) Frederick Newton Jr. (A) Rodney Hawkins Richard Jordan John Leone Terrance Ridenhour James O'Neill (A) Wilson Haynes Barry Koenemann Kim Mastalio (A) Peter Sauer (A) Conrad Otto (A) Richard Hoenerhoff (A) Hai-Chi Koo Thomas Moeller (A) Joseph Stahl (A) John Reed Jr. Donald Hovis Randyl Stuckemeyer James Morris Francis Steckel Robert Riley Jr. Jerry Hunt John Wiggins (A) Larry Morris (A) Michael Walker John Roam (A) Fred Jones Steven Nau David Sauer Bruce Warren William Knauf Larry Oliver (A) Donald Shaw (A) $1,000 to $2,499 Earl Worstell Jr. (A) Daniel Kruvand Clark Potzmann (A) John Zimmer Clifton Steed Jr. (A) Lynn Lawson Michael Friese (A) Kim Potzmann Cheryl (Dodson) Steffan Ching-Liang Lin Larry Leuschke (A) James Ray (A) Michael Roy Steffan $100 to $249 Jan Lojek Steven Malcolm Frederick Rocchio Jr. (A) John Chris Straub III Howard Stine Jr. (A) William Andrew V (A) David Lovell Jimmy Schottel (A) William Suszko (A) Ralph James Szygenda (A) Richard Arnold (A) Charles Lusher Jr. John Schwager Thomas Sweeney Don Ascoli (A) Donald Lutes (A) William Shinn William Sweeney Thomas Barrett Diane (Dressel) $500 to $999 Earl Thompson (A) Douglas Thies (A) Theodore Becker Jr. (A) Mahaney (A) Michael Bray (A) Larry Thompson Steven Thorn Mrs. Thomas (Carol) Bell John McGuire (A) Stephen Brunkhorst Ray Threlkeld Jr. (A) John Trapp Richard Berning Terry McLellan Terry Clinkingbeard William Tolle Paul Trump (A) Harry Beyer Jr. Thomas McMahon Frank Doering Keith Wedge (A) M Robert Vorwith David Bishop John Morrisey IV William Eaton Thomas Wolff (A) Alvin Wansing (A) David Brewer Steve Mueller Kent Florence (A) Robert Yowell Jr. (A) James Watkins Jr. (A) David Nagy Robert Hart

Average GPA of freshmen who participated in Missouri S&T’s 3.20 Hit the Ground Running program (compared to the non-participant average of 2.7). The three-week summer program prepares students for life at Missouri S&T and gives them a three-hour course credit.

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$100 to $249 Arthur Schweizer Paul Joenk Laurence Wicklund Michael Aimerito Daniel Scott Walter Johannpeter George Wiegele Thomas Selden (A) Gary Johns Dennis Wiitanen Vicki Andreae (A) Yung-Chau Sha Russell Kemp Daniel Williams 2,010 Fred Archer (A) Brian Ashbaugh Lynn Shafer Wayne Kemp (A) James Williams Johny Barnes Charles Shepherd (A) Christopher Killian Darrel Wortman Charles Shipman Franklin Kone (A) Alan Zaborac (A) Ralph Barnett (A) Cory Smith (A) Kent Kopf Ronald Zylich (A) Bruce Baumann (A) Richard Blevins II Martin Snow (A) Thomas Kuhn Number of S&T alumni Dennis Blunier Raymond Staebel Charles Latty Jr. (A) Class of 1971 Joseph Bohanon Dennis Starke (A) Terrence Leigh who have given Omar Stuenkel (A) Chin-Tsai Lin Marvin Brinker (A) $250,000 to $499,999 William Thompson Abraham Loudermilk Jr. David Bryant (A) Roger Truitt (A) Richard Bryant Richard Thomson Anthony Mack Jr. continuously for Dale Bryson Chung-Yuan Tung (A) Thomas Manning $50,000 to $99,999 Terrence Ward David Matoesian (A) Terry Buck (A) Philip Wade (A) 10 or more years. Earl Burk Baltasar Weiss Lawrence McCamy Dennis Whitney James Meyer Richard Campen (A) Anita Williams (A) Leo Midden $25,000 to $49,999 Ronald Canon Ronald Schuster Of those, 373 have given David Carpenter Dyle Wilson (A) Clark Mikkelsen (A) Monte Wolgamott Gerald Moeslein Michael Cheek (A) David Wolters Robert Monsees Harold Chenoweth (A) $10,000 to $24,999 for 25 or more years. Robert Dalton Forrest Younker (A) Theodore Moore Robert Brinkmann Patrick Davidson Ming-Hsun Yu Gerald Mouser Richard Chao David Davisson James Zieger Jr. Charles Murray (A) Richard Eimer Jr. (A) Richard Heppe Norman Kraus Larry Dean Donald Neumeyer (A) Gary Noedel James Jones (A) Sally Ling Israel Denlow (A) Up to $100 $5,000 to $9,999 Gary Lee (A) Dale Lutz (A) Randall Dietrich Larry Addington James Perry (A) Barton Moenster (A) Ronald Lott (A) Daniel Lynch (A) Albert Donaldson Gary Alexander Charles Pokross Paul Scherrer (A) Charles Powell Edward McJimsey Louis Dreinhoefer Melvin Allison Neil Portnoff Herbert Schnyder Jr. (A) David Meier Terry Durham Bruce Anderson Wayne Quayle (A) David Raby (A) $1,000 to $2,499 Gregory Smith (A) Terry Miller Bryon Ehlmann (A) James Arthur Roy Ramey Phillip Colombatto Gary Steckel Harold Morgan (A) Leroy Ellenberger (A) David Beardsley (A) James Rechner (A) Jerry Keen Keith Talbert (A) Raymond Muniz John Feurer Richard Belding (A) Michael Reed Ronald Kelley M Victor Wilreker Jr. Richard Neumann III (A) James Ford (A) Douglas Birk (A) Milton Zlatic (A) Andrew Nolfo Raymond Ford Jr. Edward Books Gary Rehagen William Zogg John Parker (A) Richard Freeman Raymond Bosenbecker Jr. Jack Reid James Raithel Kenneth Gielow Linda (Glick) Brady Robert Reuter $500 to $999 $100 to $249 Joseph Reynolds Alfred Richardson Herman Hirner Lynn Calton (A) Michael Behan Richard Ash Jr. Randall Rhoads Michael Sandella (A) Thomas Hoppe Dan Canfield James Bondi (A) John Atkinson III Danny Ritter James Schneider Larry Horn (A) William Cannon (A) Vincent Budd (A) Gary Bartlett (A) Theodore Roes III Lora (Roberts) Smith Henry Houser (A) Daniel Carl (A) Robert Butchko (A) William Bartley (A) Barry Romine Dennis Stanfield William Howell (A) Frank Cook Jr. Robert Campbell (A) David Bondurant (A) Michael Schaeffer John Stucker Danny Huey Timothy Corbett (A) Danny Conner (A) Joseph Borchardt Thomas Schmidt (A) John Theilmann (A) Raymond Kalbac Danny Crain Gordon Erickson (A) Daniel Boyce James Schmitz Leland Vandergriff Eric Kratschmer (A) George Crandell James Faletti (A) David Bryan William Schuck Robert Wade Kenneth Kuebler Jimmy Davis Edward Halter (A) John Buckwalter Robert Sherrell Marian (Evers) Wagener James Kwiatkowski (A) Anthony DeJohn Shin Kang (A) Thomas Buechler Jr. LaMar Sizemore Jr. (A) Robert Walls (A) Edwin Lane (A) Russell Delay John Olson (A) Michael Carpenter Charles Smith Stephen Wampler Chin-Ming Lee Loyal Denton Jr. (A) Ruth (Bush) Raterman (A) Tak-Ming Chen (A) Ronald Smith Paul Welsch Wayne Lewis Robert Dorroh III Henry Sandhaus (A) Terry Donze (A) Anne Springer Charles White III William Lewis Max Ethridge Kenneth Schmidt (A) Thomas Durham (A) Scott Stager Raymond Williams Sandra (Hartmann) Jerrey Finnegan David Simon Leif Erickson (A) Shen Yeh (A) McBride Dennis Frederick Michael Stephenson Daniel Smith Ronald Estep Darrell Strait Kenneth Metz Jr. (A) Edwin Garrison Daniel Terpstra (A) Bijan Etezadi (A) Richard Morie Charles Gottlieb Frank Y.S. Sun (A) Daniel Flowers Up to $100 Michael Svoboda (A) Gregory Murray Ernie Green (A) $250 to $499 David Fogle Mary (Brunkhorst) Don Swyers Karl Freese Alexander Thomas Nebel (A) Harold Hager Lee Austin Russell Nekorchuk John Hailey Harold Tarr Sidney Gaddy Michael Altepeter Cecil Taylor Larry Berkbigler (A) Walter Nowak Jr. Phillip Hamner (A) Archibald Gallup Sue (Stoll) Bai William Thomasson Hal Carter Darryl Orr (A) John Robert Hardwick Ronald Gaus Herbert Bailey Garry Trexler Yu-Hung Chiang (A) Edmund Owens Jr. (A) Rameshchandra Thomas Greene James Belgeri Jr. Yeong-Jin Tsay Gary Creason (A) Jerry Parsons (A) Hazariwala (A) Burl Groeper (A) James Bell David Villafana Dee Donn Jerry Poppleston Robert Hintermaier (A) Marvin Havens Leslie Benoy (A) George Vinansky Jr. Joseph Elliott (A) Harry Price (A) Leslie Arnold Hoeckelman Dennis Hervey (A) Larry Blankenship William Flatt (A) Gary Rauls Wayne Holland Clyde Wakefield Kuang Ho Ronald Brendel (A) Howard Walk Russell Flye (A) Steven Ray Michael Horsley Robert Hubbard (A) Jerry Bucklen James Wege Terry Gucciardo (A) Robert Rinne William Hughes Cheryl (Gibbons) Ibarra (A) Robert Bulla (A) Curtis Wells James Hallock Jr. (A) Matthew Rupp (A) Dane Hutcherson David Jones (A) David Callanan (A) Edward Hanstein (A) Charles Russell Theodore Irons Rodney Whitaker Gordon Jungquist Larry Campbell Roger Whitaker Thomas Hayden (A) Walter Schamel III (A) Raymond Jansen Oliver Kernick Richard Carver (A)

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Russel Clemmons Promod Taneja David Evers Marcus Ramsey Thomas Howard III Henry Cook Charles Tayloe Ray Forrester (A) Frances (Jenkins) John Justice Michael Cook Terry Tucker Santiago Ibarra Jr. (A) Rensvold (A) Kip Klein Raymond Curby David Visintainer Frederick Kocher Keith Reynolds Richard Kuenzer Lendi (Stettler) Terry Wagner Lawrence Luzynski (A) Richard Riegel Richard LaPlante Davis (A) Robert Lee Ward Daniel Francis Mullen (A) Michael Roth (A) Stephen Lepper Leonard DeWald Johnny Webb Robert Nelson Steven Rush Melvin Light III (A) Jack Dippold (A) Alvin Wendt Dennis Nethington Paul Schlett Arthur Loepp William Engelhardt Jerald Whitford Daniel Oliver (A) Richard Schuessler Kurt Marshaus Nanette Erickson (A) Gary Widner (A) John Phipps (A) Allen Sebaugh Alan McSpadden Homer Fannin Jr. Charles Williams David Reinke (A) Marvin Sindel Jr. Edward Molitor Bruce Fennedy Kerry Wolfington Joseph Rupp Dale Stevens II (A) John Mugan (A) Wayne Galler Douglas Workman (A) Nelson Williams Jeffrey Susanj Gary Neutzling Fred Gatewood Roger Yancey (A) Roger Taylor (A) William Newton Lee Gladish (A) Keith Zeisel $100 to $249 Randall Thomure Frederick Niermann Jr. Michael Glascock Gerald Zweerink James Vandersand (A) Kenneth Noel Lloyd Alinder (A) John Graham William Ambrose David Vick Norman Ostermann (A) Howard Gray Class of 1972 David Ballantyne Michael Vietti (A) Dean Park (A) Eugene Haberl (A) Joe Ballard Joseph Ward Clyde Parsons Jr. (A) Gary Hamilton $250,000 to $499,999 Billy Bourne Marvin Weber (A) John Peters Edwin Harrison Gary Forsee M Earl Buhrmester Lawrence Wickerham Darold Phillips Gerard Hart (A) Thomas Burjeck Bruce Edward Williams (A) Tim Postlewait Roger Hayes $25,000 to $49,999 Teriel Burke Dale Williams Perry Price Robert Jacks Jr. Donald Witte (A) David Prigel Zebulun Nash (A) Flake Campbell Gerard Janowski Walter Canis Hau-Tak Wong (A) Kathy Rages Barry Johnson Alan Carson David Woosley (A) Wilbert Rogger (A) John Daniel Jones $10,000 to $24,999 Jerry Salmon (A) Kurt Caton (A) profile of donors profile Roger Jones Hugh Cole (A) Don Seward Randolph Christen (A) Up to $100 James Keiser Stephen McVeigh James Cobble David Alspaugh Mark Sicking Michael Kelly James Collings John Anderson Carl Sigler III William Kennedy Jr. (A) David Smith $5,000 to $9,999 Kinley Craig (A) Douglas Auman (A) Thomas Kerscher (A) Robert Stanley John Wiesehan Wyatt Dunn (A) David Bachmann (A) Woo Hyung Kim John Edwards Jr. Melvin Baldus Jr. Daniel Stehly (A) Brenda (Kennedy) William Stephens (A) $2,500 to $4,999 Larry Edwards (A) Donald Bene Klinkerman Forrest Swafford (A) Robert Egbert (A) Wilfred Bertrand (A) Terrel Kuhn (A) Robert Berry (A) M Ralph Tate (A) Frank Ellis II Brent Blizewski (A) James Marek (A) Dennis Lammers William Ernst Jr. James Bowser Philip Taylor William Oberbeck Jr. (A) George Lee (A) Donald Fluchel Harmon Brown John Thompson William Luth (A) Dale Pitt Michael Trancynger Wayne Garrett (A) Norman Browning Gerald Maher Chester Vance James Theodore Gee (A) Lawrence Bumbicka (A) Purushottam Manusmare $1,000 to $2,499 John Scott George Steven Burke Kevin Volner Danny Joe McMurphy (A) Thomas Webber Raymond Freeman Michael Hale (A) Kenneth Busch (A) Donald Morrison Daniel Frisbee (A) Steve Hanson Michael Butler Dennis Welker Raymond Mueller (A) James Whitten Douglas Gundy (A) William Hayes Jr. (A) George Cain Ronald Pagan James Mulligan III George Hibbard Dwight Carmichael Roy Woods III George Pincince Russell Pepper III Terence Hill Ioma Carnahan Albert Zinselmeier Larry Pittman Stephen Rector (A) Richard Hoffmann Arlene Clifton Jan Pottinger (A) Donald Rice (A) Jerry Jackson (A) Gary DeClue (A) Stephen Redington (A) Class of 1973 Keith Konradi (A) Robert Doerr David Richardson $50,000 to $99,999 $500 to $999 Paul Kriegshauser Jr. (A) Michael Dunn Otto Sandheinrich Jr. Joan (Brune) Woodard James Earl Davis (A) John Kuspa (A) Dudley Edgemon Larry Schall Daniel DeRiemer John Lauth Robert Edwards Paul Schmidt Dominic Grana Richard Lautner Charles Ervin Mark Schwieder $25,000 to $49,999 Hugh Harvey (A) Don Lee (A) Gerald Finn Allen Seabaugh (A) Robert Schmidt Warren Keith Deborah Lower (A) Lee Fronick Irving Siegel Thomas McElyea James Lyon Archie Gatrost David Sierawski $10,000 to $24,999 Johnny Rodriguez (A) Gary Magruder Marie (Perez) Greene Robert Siesener Kenneth Neil Schultz (A) Howard McCormack Jr. (A) Linus Hellrich (A) Curtis Killinger (A) Daniel Simpson Jr. Stephen Thies (A) Peter Merten (A) Catherine (Midden) Abbas Sinnarwalla Robert Miodunski (A) Henson (A) Robert Smart $5,000 to $9,999 Charles Myers III (A) Jack Higgins Wayne Smith $250 to $499 Phillip Fetterman (A) Kenneth Myers (A) William Hillebrandt Richard Starke John Beale Daniel Hinkle (A) James Nelden Robert Hilton (A) Robert Edwin Benezette George Schindler (A) Jules Stiber (A) Raymond Newman Jr. Raymond Hodo Denis Stotler James Butts Steven Wunning Donald Padgett (A) Robert Holliday Edward Sweet Jr. Orrin Dieckmeyer Jr. (A) Ralph Partridge (A) Douglas Hopkins Robert Talir (A) Robert Donze (A)

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$2,500 to $4,999 $250 to $499 Steven Goldammer (A) Mark Whitney Adrian Kuzdas Edward Wade Jack Gonzenbach (A) Ronald Willoughby (A) Richard Lance Gregory Warner Gary Fennewald Wendell Barnes (A) Rande Grotefendt Terrill Young William Lane Joseph Warren Gary Frossard David Begley (A) James Hellrich (A) Dennis Larson Harold Weisenborn Larry Hendren (A) M William Brune (A) Polly (Reed) Karen Carter Gary Henderson (A) Up to $100 Sarah (Sample) LeBrell Kenneth Werner James Herbold (A) Gary Lederle (A) Daniel Wilhelm Hendren (A) M Stephen Christiansen Billy Allen John Hofer Thomas Linsenbardt Scott Winfield Gary Weidler (A) Francis Fulkerson Jr. (A) Gary Anderson Paul Horstmann (A) Gary Maggert Montie Gauss (A) Glenn Anderson David Greco Roger Horton Thomas Behan Ronnie Neil McCleary $1,000 to $2,499 Hugh Jamieson III Bruce Mitchell (A) Class of 1974 Jeffrey Hartenberger Barry Bergman (A) Thomas Akers Wilfred Hegg Gregory Jecker Janice Breidert Charles Morris $100,000 to $249,999 Ronald Blaha Ronald Johnston (A) James Neill James Hess Thomas Brown III (A) Michael Hurst (A) Kim Colter Michael Moll John Keating (A) Patrick Byrne Richard Ogle Elaine Menke Kenneth Kuechenmeister (A) Kenneth Oster William Mount Dennis Chapman (A) $10,000 to $24,999 David Prouty John Lick (A) Rosemary (Rois) Owens (A) Michael Phillips (A) Raymond Christ Joseph Cesare Robert Scanlon (A) Victor Lomax Jr. Carl Pelech (A) Lynne Puetz (A) William Cunningham John Gibson (A) Richard Schafermeyer (A) Rex Mann Dennie Pendergrass Jacques Sachs (A) Joseph DeKold (A) James Kenneth Alan Kornacki (A) Donald Taylor Jimmy Martin (A) Steven Dierker Mark Pickell Thompson (A) Michael Montague Nancy Ranek Wesley Watkins (A) Katherine (Atchley) Dillon $5,000 to $9,999 Frank Yates Terry Nance John Dowling Richard Remley $500 to $999 Byron Nichols (A) Philip Downs James Robertson James Foil (A) Laurence Nuelle Richard Schafale Kristie Gibson (A) William Beck (A) $100 to $249 Trinh Huu Duc Carol (Langemach) Mark O'Hara John Schilling (A) Timothy Holcer (A) Robert Allen James Eck Davies (A) Salvatore Pagano (A) Gerald Schwalbe (A) Susan (Hadley) Michael Alverson Norman Etling Jr. (A) Thomas DePauw Danny Powers Michael Fahy Joseph Schwenk Rothschild (A) M Michael Anderson (A) James Hamilton (A) Roger Prewitt Stephen Shepard John Baker James Fortune Robert Kasten Douglas Rickman Carl Gioia Richard Shields $2,500 to $4,999 David Barry Stephen Robertson Terrence Shofner Andrew Kleinert (A) Roger Goyins John Campbell (A) David Best Charles Schroeder Gerald Spink David Knoll Orville Grasdock William Clarke (A) Charles Bethards Larry Schupbach Michael Steffens Douglas Knuth (A) Thomas Graves Dale Shull Steven Blattel Stewart Scott (A) Roy Stewart David Kroeter Thomas Griffith (A) Steven Bryant (A) Steven Skasick John Sullivan Jr. (A) Leonard Laskowski III (A) Henry Hahn Thomas Burchfield Gerald Stellern Marie (Willy) Sulze $1,000 to $2,499 John Lindstrom (A) David Hall Michael Court (A) Mehmet Taner Alexis Swoboda Danny Kerns Richard Peters (A) William Heincker (A) Frank Degel (A) Richard Taylor (A) Stephen Tattitch (A) Jonathan Motherwell Eric Potts (A) Suman Hukku Dennis Doering (A) Stephen Tempe (A) Allan Taylor Charles Naslund Frederick Rambow James Hunsicker (A) James Eastman David Tuttle Charles Ray Taylor Jerry Rich David Raterman (A) Thomas Jones Richard Emanuel (A) Stephen Schade Dana Reel Michael Walz (A) Patrick Knoll Dean Tibbitts David Erman (A) Stephen Suellentrop Michael Richter Lindell Whaley Jr. Herbert Krasner Richard Vaeth William Giles Leonard Veden (A) David Suiter Chris Wilson (A) Richard Kuntz

Matching gifts: exponential giving

Matching gift programs give individuals a chance to $7,500 per year. Each donor can then direct the to double or even quadruple their ability to make a quadrupled contribution to any S&T project or program. difference. For instance, the Caterpillar Foundation is Brinkmann Constructors is one of the most recent matching up to $100,000 in employee gifts to S&T. companies to start a matching gift program with S&T. Caterpillar employs about 300 Missouri S&T graduates. “If you give a gift (to S&T), I’ll match it,” Robert For every dollar those grads contribute, Caterpillar adds Brinkmann, CE’71, tells his employees. Brinkmann is a dollar. The contributions are used to support president of the company. scholarships, diversity programs, the purchase of Hundreds of employers sponsor matching gift engineering equipment and the Student Design and programs and will match charitable contributions Experiential Learning Center. Meanwhile, ExxonMobil has made by their employees. a three-for-one matching program with Missouri S&T. To find out if your company has such a program, Graduates employed by ExxonMobil may contribute up visit giving.mst.edu/waystogive.html.

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$500 to $999 Kenton Cropp Harvey Randall (A) Larry Gardner Ray Umphreys Gary Abernathy John DeGood John Rastorfer Jr. (A) John Gilbert John Walsh Dennis Anderson James Patrick Doyen Roger Reagan Stephen Hall John Weese Kenneth Dufner Thomas Rehkop John Hamilton Gregory Wessel Steven Bridges (A) Michael Cerulo Frederick Emmenegger (A) David Rice Steven Hervey Dale Wibbenmeyer Francine (Davidson) Robert Roberts (A) Mark Heuckroth Terry Witthaus Richard Elgin (A) Eppelsheimer (A) Joseph Kensey Russell Arthur Higgins John Ezzell (A) Marsha (Collins) Evans Frank Salter William Howard James Frey (A) Class of 1975 Craig George Kevin Farley (A) Kenneth Savells Stephen Howell (A) Mark Feldmann Donald Schoenbeck Robert Hudgins $10,000 to $24,999 Gary Hudiburgh Jr. (A) Robert Fontinelle Richard Seifert Phillip Inman Lindell Hurst Jr. (A) James Fricke (A) Samuel George (A) Ricky Smith (A) Andrew Johnson (A) Jeffrey Ivers (A) Nicolaus Neumann Judith (Wilson) Grotefendt Steven Smith (A) Thomas Kieffer $5,000 to $9,999 John Ham (A) David Spencer John Kinkead (A) Charles Travelstead Daniel Cole Kenneth Hamilton (A) Randall Staponski (A) Michael Kinsella Delores (James) Hinkle (A) Lawrence Hammel Blaine Stone (A) Stephen Lakebrink (A) $250 to $499 David Hardin Michael Stonger Louis Luth III (A) William Bachman Jr. (A) Vance Havens David Stutzman John MacDonald $2,500 to $4,999 Raymond Barbeau (A) Cornelius Hawk Jr. (A) David Talbott Emily Matthews Richard Laughlin (A) David Breece (A) Thomas Hayes Kent Tallyn Martin Mattlage (A) Rose (Smith) Oberbeck (A) John Critchfield Victor Hegemann Freddie Thompson (A) Jerome Maurseth David Schepers Randall Dunford (A) Lawrence Herold (A) Diana (Harrison) Toth Vicky (Dickerson) Kenton Wright Steven Dupont David Hollocher James Van Houten Maurseth James Entwistle Jr. David Hughes Jr. Maurice Vandenbergh (A) Mark Middendorf $1,000 to $2,499 Gary Hutchison Bruce Johnson James White (A) Robert Moody Donald Dierker (A) Richard Lenz James Jones Martin White (A) Brian Murphy Peter Fender Donald Moffett Robert Keeton (A) Andrew Wilson Keith Nolde Richard Frueh

profile of donors profile Richard Payne Rodney Kellison Jesse Yow Jr. Donald Orcutt Richard Hall Patrice Ryan Randy Kerns (A) Kenneth Parsons Pamela (Thebeau) Stephen Sherrick Sharon (Pfister) Kingston Roger Perriguey Up to $100 Leitterman (A) David Young (A) Ray Kothe (A) Robert Adkins Linda (Tevlin) Pleasant Michael Meyer William Zaner Gilmore Krener Jr. (A) Richard Baker Ioannis Psihoyios Larry Mueller Alberto Zarranz (A) Allen Kuliniewicz Ray Purvis John Black (A) David Nelson (A) Richard Larkins Robert Queathem Scott Boyd Michael Schmidt (A) $100 to $249 Danny Latal John Bradbury Jr. Kenneth Rapplean John Tyler Jr. John Adams Sandra (McLain) Lenz Daniel Brown Richard Reynolds DeAnn (Baker) Lewis (A) Denne Roe Martin Altis Timothy Carroll (A) $500 to $999 Roy Bachmann (A) David Lexa Ernest Clarkson Richard Sauerwein Samuel Marsh III (A) Jeffrey Schumacher Frank Flack James Barbarito Jr. (A) Calvin Curdt (A) Thomas Barkalow Anthony Messina Andrew Schwartz Thomas Holley (A) Samuel DeHaven Michael Joshua Raymond Blanc Michael Miller (A) Gerard Dombek Ali Selim Mark Boecker Paul Miller (A) Anthony Seris Jerry Kiefer Gary Downey Vincent Kunderman Bruce Bonczyk Thomas Mull Nicholas Duane Ronald Sherard Jr. Patrick Nichols Lynda Nations Short (A) Bernard Lucas Jr. John Bouzoun Robert Duenckel (A) Brian Millburn (A) Emy A-Mei Chen Kathryn (Ogden) Payne James Duggan George Skosey Steven Peppers Robert Sontheimer Janice Rohr (A) Edgar Clausen Ronald Dutton (A) Mark Clavenna Russell Pfeifle Jr. (A) John Teefey Jr. Kevin Skibiski (A) Alan Frager Mrs. Daniel (Jean) St. Clair Daniel Codespoti Norman Pooker Bohn Frazer Joseph Thacker Jr. Richard Combs Joel Porter (A) Randall Thompson Daniel Thebeau (A) Douglas Gale Dale Walling B.W. Price III (A) Donald Galli Robert Tiehes

19 Annual alumni contribution rate (also known as the participation rate) at Missouri S&T compared to 11.1 percent average percent for all public, research doctoral institutions.

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$250 to $499 Daniel Roy Ronald Temme Kathryn (Hand) Becker (A) Fay (Schubert) Eckert William Sallas George Timmermann Darryl Bennett William Ehrhard Class of 1977 Vernon Boehme Sr. (A) Carl Brewer Jr. Dawne Sarchet Tawsak Urwongse (A) Steve Bihr Robert Elliott $10,000 to $24,999 Gregg Byers Randall Sawyer William Van Horn Kenneth Blankenship Michael Ellis Marvin Appel (A) Christopher Cape John Sickman Terry Ward Charles Bodenhamer John Feldmann Sheldon Easson Larry Sinn Dennis Wehmeyer Lana Bray-Scott (A) Don Gelven $5,000 to $9,999 Gary Smallwood Blima Wellek (A) Lawrence Castor (A) Bruce Haigh Alan Erickson (A) Gary Roebke (A) Balramkrishna Talwar Robert A.E. Wessel (A) Michael Consolino Freddie Ipock (A) Christina Erickson (A) James Forck David Thatcher John Westermayer (A) Russell Crane Ronald Jackson (A) John Wegman DeWayne Williams Edward Rheinhardt James Junge (A) $2,500 to $4,999 Bernard Held (A) Terry Buzbee (A) Mrs. Douglas (Pam) Henry Ronald White (A) Joan Wyant Dabler Jr. (A) Danny Klopfer Ralph Horton William Wilson (A) Mark Young Philip Davis (A) Danny Krebs Randall Dean Susan (Braaf) Langhorst Rafael Jauregui-Arias (A) $1,000 to $2,499 Terry Drechsler Clifford Mahin (A) Stephen Kambol (A) Up to $100 Aaron Cook (A) Class of 1976 James Dunlop Jr. (A) Richard Markey Gary Leemann (A) Dan Amsden (A) Randy Denton (A) Richard Dunn Lewis McCann Jewel Logan Garry Aronberg (A) $10,000 to $24,999 Robert Leonard Roland Dutton Jr. Michael McCarthy (A) Stanley Lorenzen Franklin Berrier Harold Garner Stephen Nelson (A) Michael Ellicott Annie (Hall) Milne Michael Mahn David Blauvelt John Stutsman (A) Clayton Evans Frances Morris Mark Mueller John Boiles (A) $5,000 to $9,999 Torie Ann Vandeven John Fillebaum Allen Nichols Kho Nguyen (A) Thomas Girard Borowiak (A) William Alan Benson Thomas Fischer (A) Randall Noon Wesley Patrick (A) Rex Brown $500 to $999 John Price Wendy (Scott) Carter Paul Hesse James Pruitt $1,000 to $2,499 Mark Hicks George Reynolds Stephen Burr (A) Roberta (Wilhelm) Barbara Clayton (A) David Barclay (A) Alexander Hilleary Michael Sallwasser David Diestelkamp (A) Treasurer (A) William Crocker John Culter Robert Hilton Harold Schwan (A) Douglas Fuchs Stephen Vancil (A) Charles Daniells Jr. (A) Kraig Gordon (A) M Robert Hummel Marshall Shackelford Douglas Kinnett Robert Wildschuetz (A) Kenneth Drake Jr. Robert Hayes (A) Hugh Kind Paul Sicking Thomas Lacy Dennis Wood (A) David Ellebrecht Michael Krueger (A) Anthony Kutz (A) Dennis Simon (A) Patrick McCann Thomas Ellis (A) Dennis Leitterman (A) Charles Lane Don Smith Peter Price $100 to $249 Terry Forster Allen Schmutzler David Francis Deborah (Gower) Light James Leonard Norman Saylor Smith Mark David Algaier Paul Schnoebelen III (A) Guy Freese Gerald Meyr (A) Mark Liefer George Spanel Jr. David Allan William Yount (A) Bruce Galbierz Steven Moss Kim (Coleman) James Stewart Bruce Baker (A) Carl Goeckeler Michael Mullen (A) Livengood (A) Victoria (Headrick) Nicholas Barrack (A) Randolph Goyer Matthew Nail (A) Paula (Marcellus) Lutz Sweetser $250 to $499 Duane Bequette (A) Kenneth Haas Lawrence Schwab Patrick Maddox (A) Brian Swenty Bruce Allen (A) Jeffery Bertram (A) David Hamilton Howard Toombs (A) William Mahn Dolores Tichenor Kenneth Baker Mark Steven Blaser Michael Woessner Roger May James Turner Jr. Charles Hansford (A) Jeffrey Buck Steven Bodenhamer (A) William McAllister III (A) Stephen Wagner David Craycraft Richard Box d'Arcy (Holt) Harder Milton Hieken $500 to $999 Druery McMillan (A) Allen Welshon Jr. David Fronick (A) David Colvin (A) Jill (McCartney) Patricia (Tuckey) Higgins Benjamin Ackley (A) James Merciel Jr. Timothy Gentry George Cornwell Westermayer (A) Michael Hillhouse (A) Robert Helmkamp (A) Michael Millikan Leslie Hamilton (A) Michael Davis (A) Michael Lewis Steven Jackson Jimmy Joe Murray (A) Charles Yarnall (A) Michael Kirn Mark Evertowski (A) Rodney Linker (A) Frank Proctor Jr. (A) Joseph Offutt III (A) Larry Finley (A) Michael Lupo Larry Shoemaker (A) David Ostrodka (A) John Forbis William Rash Grover Gnagey Christine (Brennenstuhl) Paul Telthorst (A) Lytle William Bruce Rhodes Richard Graumann Catherine Rieser Hubert Maddox $250 to $499 Robert Hayward Gary Sammelmann (A) Joseph Mansker Jr. (A) $2,300 Charles Hillhouse (A) Gary Albert Gregory McBride (A) Richard Scarr Steven Holcomb (A) Lindsay (Lomax) Ferdinand Mertens (A) Karl Schenke (A) William Irvine (A) Bagnall Joyce (Marshall) Schlef Mark Jursich Steve Alfred Meyer Terry Coffman Thomas Mittler Edward Schmidt James Keebler Michael DiNapoli (A) Kimberly (Morrill) David Koehler Charles Moede (A) Dale Elifrits Bridges the gap between Charles Neuhart Simon (A) John Kubicek Dennis Fisher Elizabeth Sinn Gary David Kuse Janet Oakes (A) Gregory Haug Warren Omohundro James Smittkamp the maximum amount Lawrence Larkins (A) Gregory Hicks (A) Robert Park Gajendra Suwal (A) David Lewis (A) John Mangoff Jr. (A) Robert Perrey John Warne Jr. (A) Janet Marsh (A) Michael Mochel (A) Douglas Peterson Michael Watkins of federal funding James Martin Melanie (Miller) Naeger (A) Ronald Potts William Wohlert Clifford McCartney Paul Sapp (A) Patrick Rafferty James Wood James Ott Thomas Tatman (A) available to an Bruce Russell Kenneth Woods (A) William Patrick (A) Harold Wagner Jr. (A) Melvin Schaefer Ronald Pinaire Jeffry Wassilak (A) David Shcolnik (A) Up to $100 undergraduate and Robby Ray Rakestraw Charles Wiese (A) Stephen Shockley June Ahrens Peter Rauch Tobey Yadon (A) Thomas Rechtien Richard Singer Donald Alten the annual cost of Roger Retzinger Semahat (Dengi) Sinharoy Terry Lynn Bone John Smith $100 to $249 David Bradley Bryan Robb (A) Gary Sonnenberg Edward Alusow Ricky Cottrell in-state tuition. Ronald Roberts (A) Donald Steele (A) Terry Arndt Joseph Counsil Jeffrey Rose (A) James Stoops Wayne Bailey Milton Dickensheet

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James Lincicome (A) John Walker (A) $1,000 to $2,499 John Hohenberger Melvin Heisserer Mark Moran (A) Rhonda Walker Mark Huck (A) Robert Heritage Jr. Ronald Baker (A) Robert Naeger (A) Timothy Weadon Lee Ann (Richardson) Shirley (Carpenter) Alan Holtz Jr. Bradley Parrish Huffman (A) David Ihms Cox (A) William Pepper Up to $100 Kenneth Fleck James Hunicke Robert Kertis Richard Siebenman Jr. Mark Alvey Rory McCarthy John Hunter (A) Dennis Kinchen Donald Ulrich James Ivy II (A) Edward Kuhlmann Jr. Philip Boegner (A) Ronald Williams (A) Karl Andrew Johnston (A) Frederick Kunz (A) James Bradfield $500 to $999 Debra (Kersting) Daniel Keaster John Lamble (A) Darryl Brinkmann (A) $100 to $249 Brzuchalski Garrett Kramer (A) Rick Lauer Fred Durrenberger (A) David Levings (A) Edward Lee Charles Alsberg Gregg Carlson (A) Kelvin Erickson Thomas Androlewicz John Carter Steven Lewis Arthur Litchfield Jr. Gary Heimbaugh Brenda (Ellerbrake) Walter Lounsbery William Bippus (A) Thomas Carter Rosemary (Love) Ingram Steven Blair Gregory Copeland Liescheidt (A) Marcel (Wehrman) Maupin David Lewis Billy Little (A) David Mees Steven Bollinger (A) Alan Davison Terry Robb Terry Bollinger James Eckelkamp Mark Madras (A) John Melcher Stacy Sauer (A) Michael Magee Gary Miloradovich John Bown (A) Janet Enloe (A) Michael Schaefer (A) Daniel Martin Glenford Newtown Jr. Bruce Bradway (A) Edward Finnell Michael Simac Lawrence Maxwell Daniel Perkins Lawrence Brewer (A) Randall Forchee Mark White (A) Terry McCallister (A) Gregory Perkins John Bruns (A) Stephen Garber Warren Cadwell Kenneth Gianino Timothy McClain Gary Perrey William Christians Joseph Gioia $250 to $499 Gary Miller Mark Post Thomas Moder (A) Kenneth Rice Theodore Cover (A) James Glynn Kenneth Brenneke Keith Cowan Peter Holden Stephen Brunts (A) James Mueller (A) Laurey (Costich) Ritchie Paul Eloe Stanley Johnson Susan Callahan (A) Joseph Neyer (A) James Roberts John Gallagher David Kelley Ethan Chamberlain James Puckett Mark Roenfeldt (A) Henry Haggard Michael Kleeschulte Robert Chapman Jr. (A) Stephen Rethmeyer Richard Smith profile of donors profile Steven Rinne (A) Gary Taggart James Hastey Jr. (A) Edmund Kobylinski Sherri Clark John Heidbreder Lessa (Cravens) Lawson Mary (Brisbee) Coffman Kamran Rokhsaz (A) Robert Tenholder (A) Carl Hilgarth Louis Loos II Ron Craig Thomas Ryan (A) David Theising (A) Donald Schaefer Jr. Gary Thomas (A) David Hilt (A) Mark MacGlashan James Fielding Timothy Hoog Sandra (Turnbough) Marx Russell Goldammer (A) Pankaj Shah Steven Tidwell Stephen Shoemaker Bruce Tipton Francis Jaquay (A) Roy Mattes Jr. (A) Jeffrey Haferkamp (A) Julie (Miller) Smythe Kenneth Vaughn Christopher Jarrett (A) Jerry McCammon (A) Terry Harvey Rita (Webber) Stevens Ramona (Day) Wagner Ted Kelly (A) Eric Minne Michael Honigfort (A) John Stolwyk (A) Donald Walther Elvin Kingree (A) John Northup III (A) Dianne (Speer) Rodman Kirkpatrick Stuart Parkhill Lincicome (A) Richard Toth Kevin White Stephen Koch John Patterson Robert Mason Michael Winnett Terri (Noelker) White Leonard Wolff (A) David Winter (A) Paul Kossina (A) David Perry (A) Douglas Melton Jr. (A) Steven Lampe James Rabaduex Jr. Mark Miller Robert Yin Frances (Hauschildt) Wren Steven Liescheidt (A) Mirko Rakigjija (A) Jana Podzimek Ross Livengood (A) Thomas Rauzi (A) Danny Vance (A) Up to $100 Class of 1979 Thomas Mengel Steven Richards Edward Webster Stephen Allen Kathleen (Colvin) Timothy Scanlon Tony Wu (A) Michael Amelunke (A) $10,000 to $24,999 Meyerkord (A) Joseph Schroeder Gregory Baker (A) Harry John Sauer III Kevin Miller Keith Schuette (A) $100 to $249 Michael Bell Randall Moore Joey Sillyman Adebowale Akinsanya Robert Bieg Jr. (A) $5,000 to $9,999 Randall Mosby Barry Franklin Sink Stephen Albee Daniel Binz (A) Dianna Tickner (A) Terry Panhorst Jeffry Stevenson Theodore Beresik Michael Boles Joseph Vitale Gary Ruhling (A) Raymond Sudheimer Ted Bestor (A) Maria (Wilmsmeyer) Mark Ryan James Vaughn William Bezdek (A) Brittle (A) $2,500 to $4,999 Lambert Schnettgoecke John Wenzlick John Busse Gregory Carpenter James Bush Mark Sebree (A) Francis Whelan Michael Callahan James Colliton Dale Morse Bahram Shajary (A) Bradley Wyatt William Campbell Douglas Cothern Robert Riess (A) Roger Smith Clarissa (Carter) Young Michael Coldiron David Crowley Geoffrey Steinhart Kent Springer John Ziegler Patrick Cole Harold Deckerd Glendon Stevens III Pamela (Whaley) Dagestad James Donahoe III Larry Swinney Thomas Doering Ivan Engeman (A) $1,000 to $2,499 Nicole Talbot (A) Class of 1978 Joseph Epperson (A) William Everett (A) Andrew Cox (A) Archie Taylor $5,000 to $9,999 Michael Foley Robert Farrell Jr. John Eash (A) Nancy (Edmonds) Taylor James Michael Party John Ganofsky Jr. Thomas Fennessey Glen Forck (A) Joy (Ewens) Thompson Thomas Gredell (A) Thomas Gebhardt Joseph Gladbach (A) Leo Valla $2,500 to $4,999 John Grice (A) Stephen Guntly Steven Grant Paul Vetter Gary Hargis Sarah Hansel Steven Lidisky (A) Gregory Lang (A) Ted Vora Michael Heitzman (A) Michael Hardesty Craig O'Dear James Rau (A) John Walker Wilma (Kirn) Hilton Michael Haynes (A) M Mark Premont

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Joseph Rich James Humphrey Robert Crull (A) Montgomery Morse Allan Brittle Jr. (A) Lloyd Lewis II Joseph Safron Wade Kemp III (A) Okiyehazi Edu Michael O'Daniell (A) Susan (Holm) Bush John Lodderhose (A) Ann (Veatch) Whitty Mark Krahenbuhl (A) Ronald Ernst Kevin O'Sullivan Matthew Christian John McBee Leslie Dwain Witt (A) Donald Harold Lange (A) Darrell Flynn James Paul Lee Clauss Jr. Gregory Mertz Anne (Fulton) McIntyre Mark Foley (A) Robert Peat (A) Paul Conant Harlan Meyer $500 to $999 George Miller Rhonda (Reed) Galaske (A) Kent Riley (A) Lora (Binney) Cottrell Myles Midgley Jr. Charles Bagnell Jr. Robert Priest Mark Gredell Judith Roper Kathleen (Miles) Daniel Diane (Mudge) Mues Patrick Conroy Joel Pundmann (A) Stanton Hadley Joseph Ruder Roy Drew John Neet Steven Curran Robert Quenon Thomas Hagale Robert Rundle Christopher Eales James Neumann Francilda Erickson Jerry Robinson (A) Charles Hall Thomas Schmitt Beverly (Hartmann) Flori Stuart Obermann Kevin Stalnaker (A) Alfred Harding Jr. (A) Steven Sullivan Ralph Flori Jr. Minh (Nguyen) Parrett Milo Foster (A) Kenneth Stratton (A) Glennon Hartog Lawrence Unnerstall Jr. Stephen Ford Kevin Phillips David Hengel (A) Robert Lee Jeffery Walker Stanley Heimburger Stanley Wadsworth (A) Donald Gardner Thomas Pile Jr. John Swinson David Heineck (A) Ricky Lee Washburn (A) Susan Haslett Mark Reichardt James Hill Jr. Lowell Watson Brian Heideman Paul Rygaard Kevin Todd (A) $100 to $249 William Bagley Mark Hovis (A) Gregory Wayne Carl Jacobi Barry Sargent (A) John Knoepke James Wray (A) Edward Jantosik Jr. (A) Gerhard Schiroky $250 to $499 Frederick Bauhof David Belden Shrirang Kulkarni Alfred Wai-On Yem Stephen Johnson Randall Schmitt Kay (Hardman) Adams (A) Edward Latimer Mark Jones Mark Schurk Christopher Bettlach (A) Rodney Breuer Jeffery Lewis (A) Robert Karp Stanley Sikes Sharon Biddle-Ferrell (A) Up to $100 William Brunkhorst II Richard Lilleston (A) Robert Keeler Jr. David Sorrell Donald Birchler (A) Timothy Baron Barbara (Bening) Busby (A) James Linsenbardt (A) Donald Keller Jr. (A) Richard Stabo Kevin Eisenbeis Sharon (Lewis) Bradley (A) Debra Bene Craig Brauks Patricia Lizotte Reginald Benton David Kemper Michael Stock Deborah Ferner Thomas Lyons Kent Koenemann Thomas Sutterfield Howard Brooks Larry Benz (A) Linn Field (A) Douglas Buehler Glenn Mabie (A) Walter Bilgram Ronald Krusie William Talley Jr. Carma (Stone) Gibler Vincent Mattione Terrence Lakin Robert Thrutchley Kenneth Burg Philip Bissey (A) Louis Gignac Harriett (Weiss) McCallister Harold Lasley Jr. Harold Twyford Salvatore John Calise (A) David Braun

The Boeing Co.: overcoming gravity

Of all the contributions that The Boeing Co. makes The curriculum is focused on team-based activities to Missouri S&T, from empowering student design teams that allow students to work with their hands and see to supporting world-changing research projects, one of how mathematics can change the world. Through the most important investments might have to do with Project Lead The Way, Missouri S&T faculty members kids who have never even set foot on campus yet. give pointers to the state’s teachers about the various Recently, Boeing donated $150,000 to help Missouri S&T ways to get students of all ages interested in engineering- improve efforts to provide pre-college education in related disciplines. Research shows that Project Lead engineering. Nationally, fewer than 5 percent of college- The Way students are more likely than their peers to bound students plan to pursue degrees in engineering. pursue and succeed in science, technology, engineering Boeing’s recent gift supports Project Lead The Way, a and mathematics majors in college. In 2008, the program program designed to implement a pre-engineering will extend to more than 90 schools in Missouri and curriculum in high schools and middle schools. touch more than 7,000 young minds. Project Lead The Way is a big part of the national Some of these young people will eventually attend effort to attract more young people to careers in Missouri S&T. And a lot of those ambitious students will technology and engineering. Begun as a school have a good chance of winding up at Boeing, which is improvement initiative to address the shortage of already the largest employer of S&T graduates. More engineers in the United States, the program has, than 1,600 grads are currently engaged in rewarding during the past decade, spread to nearly 3,000 schools careers with Boeing. in all 50 states.

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John VanDeven David Schmitt Mark Smith Michael Suraud (A) Bonnie Hubert Mary (Schumacher) Eric Stassevitch Agnes (Fox) Snyder Gerald Tarr Michael Johnson Watson Dennis Struemph Brian Snyder Andrew Tayon Jr. (A) Patrick Gerard Kelly John Weaver Mark Viox Mrs. Robert (Nancy) Jeffrey Theerman Randall Lewis Katherine (Kunkel) Kenneth Zimmerman Sonntag Gary Timm Michael Monroe McCoy (A) Wesselschmidt Michael Stafford (A) Tieu Vinh (A) Colleen (Lynch) Petosa Susan (Ray) Whitener (A) $100 to $249 David Stolt Eugene Watson Thomas Jerome Renick Brenda (Talty) Woolsey Theresa (Talty) Stone Alan Weakly (A) Edward Robold Gary Amsinger (A) Thomas Ziegler Cynthia (Diedrich) Tharpe Phillip Webster Eric Victor Schelin (A) Elizabeth Christine Barkey (A) Mark Ziobro Bruce Loren Bartlett Jeffrey Thornton Jerry Doug West Blake Silkwood (A) Betty Ellsworth Ungerman Scot Wilke Houstin Smith Kevin Boyer (A) Class of 1980 Kevin Brown Matthew Vogel Robert Wille Jeffrey Sunderland (A) John Casey David Weaver (A) Edward Wooldridge $25,000 to $49,999 Robert Chambers David Webb Christopher Wilson (A) Class of 1981 Perrin Roller (A) Daniel Ciardullo (A) $100 to $249 Cherie Cowan $5,000 to $9,999 John David Anderson $10,000 to $24,999 Brent Davis Up to $100 Robert Stevens M Themis Argyros (A) Robert Sonntag * Henry Neal DeShazo Jr. (A) Kenneth Arnett Richard Baltz (A) George Dickinson Karim Asfour $2,500 to $4,999 William Bennett Jr. $5,000 to $9,999 Thomas Dittmaier (A) Ruth Bartlett Wayne Fieseler Steven Brenneman (A) Deborah (Foy) Dorsett (A) Bruce Bowermaster Robert Bromley Jeffrey Sheets Dale McHenry (A) Eddie Doss Paul Bright Fredric Bruns Patricia (Klug) Sheets James Durham Bradley Brown $1,000 to $2,499 Randall Brunts Mark Eck Erik Burgdorf (A) Fred Cashner (A) Paul Baldetti (A) $2,500 to $4,999 John Ederle Marilyn Daum Ann Crannell (A) Catherine (Pyron) Fieseler Nancy (Brown) Fischer James Doctorman Ernest Kelvin Banks (A) Margaret Davis John Behr Thomas O'Keefe IV Jack Geerlings Robert Engelken Terry Donelson (A) profile of donors profile Barbara (Brueggemann) Diana (Collins) Mark John Dunlay (A) Robert Downing David Gresko $1,000 to $2,499 Gerstenkorn Engeman (A) Rosemary Ann Emhoff Steven Craig Hanmann (A) Kenneth Goetz Richard Fahrenkrog Michael Flannigan (A) Paul Booher (A) Jeffrey Heppermann William Coppoc Robert Layton Gray Jo-Ann Mileva (Pesich) Gery Foehrweiser Richard Griner Gianino Robert Kruse Jr. Guy Gilbert David Denison (A) William Guerdan Julie (Petty) Glass Ronald Milligan Vincent Henry Grelle Robert Feldmann Randy Southmayd Paul Heilman (A) Leslie (McIntyre) David Griesinger (A) Wayne Hamilton Benjamin Winter (A) Jeanne (Garrett) Lewis Clarence Edward Hodge Jr. Granger (A) John Hall (A) Michael McCall Karl Joern Andrea (Green) Green Benjamin Lee Hankins (A) $500 to $999 Thomas Radcliff Janet (Rimmey) King Cynthia (Ziobro) Gross Edward Hart Gene Ronchetto Janet Knobbe Donald Guenther Karen (Kohl) Beckmann (A) John Hart III Cheryl Seeger Paul Kramer Ann Marisa Hagni Mark Anthony Bombach Jeffrey Helzer Bruce Lamb Daniel Heimsoth Pinakin Chaubal (A) Bradley Herman Mark Urban (A) Raymond Lopez (A) Karen (Downer) Herbert Billy Euell Jr. (A) Timothy Holst Richard Louis (A) John Hesse (A) Janet Hartley (A) Steven Howard $500 to $999 Carole Martin Jerry Higgins Robert Hoffmann (A) Donald Hunt Jr. (A) Stephan Howard (A) Michael McEvilly Charles Jarrett Jon Mark Holdman Timothy Kaiser Steven Jones (A) Martin Millman Jeffrey Jost Jeffery Kipp Patrick John Kelly Clinton McClanahan Dennis Moore Dong Min Lee (A) John Lavalette (A) Deborah Lynn (Kreher) John Miller (A) Thomas Mueller Paul Marshall Glenn Lipscomb II (A) Kiblinger Brian Tepper William Murray (A) James Massmann Michael Roesch William Lee (A) Kevin Watson (A) William Neunsinger Robert McCann Brad Snow Alan Roger Lindsey William Nix (A) Steven McCarter Daniel Vaughn (A) Richard Lux $250 to $499 Martin Penning (A) Linda (Hudgens) Brian Matthews (A) John Ballantyne Michael Perry Michaelsen $250 to $499 Marilyn (Kolbet) Mattione Kenneth Peveler (A) Daniel Michel Margaret Becher (A) Michael Bratcher Frank Mayfield Sherris Ragsdale (Myers) John Miller Michael McMenus Szu-Chain Chen Paul Braun Prall Mesut Muslu (A) Rozann (McClimens) David Gerstenkorn Mark Brown Clayton Price Steven Null Mersinger Robert Glosier David Busse Kevin Rackley Ruth (Radford) Parker David Louis Meyer Janet (Reiter) Loesch (A) Michael Calandro (A) John Rotramel Ted Porter Kevin Millar Terry Loesch (A) Joseph Cibulka Steve Ruether (A) Pennie (Nichols) Ranzetta Lisa (Carroll) Mueller David Lofe (A) Dennis Croessmann Thomas Ruf Thomas Shilling (A) Bruce Netzler Robert McCarthy II James Crume Barry Sage Mary (Oxford) Siemsglusz Robert Olson Merrily McGowan (A) Randall Dreiling (A) Michael Schmidt Sandra (Hoelscher) Steven Payne Earl Muehlfarth Jr. Raymond Lloyd Drury III (A) Greg Schwalb Simmons Daryl Quinn David Naeger (A) Douglas Gale Gordon Richard Shores (A) Warren Speh Kenneth Schmidt Wesley Ranard Jean (Fischer) Holley Mark Schlesinger David Siebold Louis Steinhauser Randall Kent Stagner David Smith Michael Suda

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Randal Stahlman Dennis Thebeau Mark Tipton Long (A) David Martin Walker Dwight Brandon Matthew Stone Tad Michael Tucker Charles David Malin Lawrence Alan Weiman Class of 1983 Dan Bremehr David Strubberg Jen-Sheng Tzeng Patricia (Greco) Mazzuca Wade James White $10,000 to $24,999 Mark Bryant Roger Swenson Jr. Diane (Dowlen) Eric Glynn Politte (A) David Bruce Wilhide (A) Richard Straeter Mark Alan Cook (A) Leon Thompson Underwood Thom Baldwin Roller (A) Karl Wolf (A) Donald Davis Eric Treptow (A) James Whetsel (A) Kenneth Paul Scherer David Joseph Wrobel $2,500 to $4,999 Nancy Lea (Jones) Anthony Po Tsui Sara Ellen (Folluo) Wilke Laura Anne (Plyler) Bruce Miles Wundrack Denton (A) Mark Alan Harms Walter James Unverferth Lawrence Williams Silkwood (A) Donald Zeitinger Jr. (A) Bernard Fields (A) Christopher Ramsay (A) Nicholas Valenti Ward Winkelmann Joseph Splean II Tony David Flaim Richard Zepka Robert Zettwoch Craig Allen Wohlers Susan Elaine Gregory Fleck Up to $100 Watson-Hajjar (A) Marvin Woods Betty (Weinhold) Baggett James Allen Folta Up to $100 Warren Zeller Reese Allen Barlow Peggy Ann (Cypert) Folta Class of 1982 David Scott Zike (A) $1,000 to $2,499 Joyce Ellen (Hierholzer) Mark Abernathy (A) David Chris Brucker (A) Ralph Kendell Agee $2,500 to $4,999 Tammie Lynn (Parrish) Kevin Scot Griesemer Foster Paul Donald Andrew Gail Louise (Dolan) $100 to $249 Buschling Maria Holmes David Brian Graham Douglas Baker Hahn David Brian Akers Mary Louise (Wirz) Byrum Scott David Lampert Gerald Alan Griffith Craig Beck Edwin Paul Stuckey Danny Lynn Brown Janet Kay (Pearce) Davis Paul Anthony Lang (A) Mark Lamar Haden (A) Alberta (Bollenbacher) Laura Lee (Demzik) Jeffrey Neil Bruhn (A) Charles Delong Bequette $1,000 to $2,499 Lawrence Cain Jr. Mark Carl Ehlert $500 to $999 Harder Stanley Dean Heaton Oscar Berryman David Alan Brewer Darrell Roy Case (A) Thomas Eppy John Amerman Michael Herries Scott Bohler Kimberly Kay Denney (A) John Gerald Cooley Diana (Wilson) Esry Jeannine (Fronckiewicz) Mark Hughes Dennis Boll Mark Dieckmann Mark Kevin Covey Timothy Freise Bardsley (A) Rebecca (Kovarik) Isom (A) Michael Boone Craig Le Andre Eutz Douglas Kent Dace John Albert Gerig Kenneth Cochran (A) Barbara Lynn Johnson Robert Budenholzer Wayne Huebner Todd Allen Davis Joseph Gillardi Jr. Daniel Dziedzic (A) Phillip Bureman Jeffery Gail Denny Robert Scott Glauz Caroline Ann Israel Christopher Johnson (A) John Greg Kellerman Gerald Keeven Paul Cahill Kirk Foeller (A) Michael Harpham (A) Lewis Daniel Israel Dale Anthony Kyser (A) Roger Kopp Bruce Colborne John Robert Miller Patrick Goertzen Tim Helbig Mark Alan McCoy Phillip Langhorst (A) George Detrick III Brian Joseph Grant (A) Gregory Lee Hiebert (A) Philip McPherson Kathryn Ann (Waples) Angela Latham Gerard Dolan Walker Linda Marie Hand (A) Mary Ann Hines Helene Hardy Pierce (A) Anne (Burton) Laufman (A) Cindy (Cooper) Drew Thomas Westerman (A) Robert Heligman Stephen Hinkamp Jeffrey Scheibal Michael Sean Lynch (A) Barry Eikmann Lynne Annette Hoefer Charles Hummel Douglas Wheelock (A) Duane Arthur Emanuel Rong-Fong Huang James Franklin Irwin Jr. Edward Alton May Jr. $500 to $999 Lawrence McCrary (A) Michael Enger Kevin Joseph Isom (A) Lynn Elmer Johnson $250 to $499 John Merle (A) Raymond Frankenberg II (A) Morris Buenemann Jr. (A) Michael Jennings John Jones Jr. Joseph AuBuchon (A) David Bruce Mickunas James Laurance Giles Terry Lee Ernest (A) Robert Johnston Thomas King (A) Timothy Barefield (A) John Hock Martin Mark Nash Warren Kent Goddard (A) Randy Jordison Allen Kirchhoff Amber Megann (Sparlin) Vicki Sue Johnson Khai Minh Nguyen Eric Goldsmith Mary Susan Lampert David Kroeger Brady Steven Lee Martin Juanice Oldroyd Jim Charles Hafner Richard Manning Charles Frederick Joseph Emmett Brown Chun-Ping Meng (A) Brad Parks Daniel Harris Randall March Kummer III Gabriele D'Alleva Charles Lee Meyer Bryan Dale Peetz Douglas Hartman Billie Carol (Arnott) May (A) James Lamb III Charles Daily Maureen (Murphy) Midgley Charles Wesley Proctor Jr. Mark Stephen Huck David May (A) Harold Lindley III Rochelle Ann DelaRoche Michael David Moline (A) Jayant Ramakrishnan Ann (Painter) Ihms Gary Wayne McDonald Marlene Dawn Maag Charla (Niccoli) Dziedzic Allan Kent Peccola (A) Kevin Jerome Renner Marcus James Robert Mertzlufft Jr. Michael Mareschal (A) Tim Hagan Paul Janke Craig Martin Pulley Robert Metze Jr. William McKinzie Steven Leroy Sanders Harvey Grady Jones (A) James Seiwald Alan Kaelble Michael Eugene Roark (A) Christopher Musial Thomas More Metcalfe (A) Diana Sue (Bindemann) Bart Wayne Smith Robert Bruce Knowles Jr. Min-Chun Jenny Shu Patricia (Thomas) Neyer (A) Thomas Meyer Malin Geri Smith Gopalan Krishnamurthy (A) Mary (Eipper) Simmons Timothy O'Mara Kenneth Meyerholtz Curtis Meier (A) Alice Elaine (Nau) Snow Sherrill Smith Scott Liebel Harrod Oldham III Charles Bruce Monie Jeffrey Phillips Michael Marra Mark Steven Statler (A) Steven Paul Olsen Thomas Mooney Michael David Stroder Kevin Patrick Roney (A) Paul Robert Stricker William Clay Stuckey (A) Kevin McGartland Samuel Donald Otto (A) Janice (Uhle) Naumann Kathy Lynn (Herrmann) Robert Voss Douglas Swenson (A) Gary Paul McMichael Patrick Pautler Glen Patrick Pariani (A) Schmitt Mark McNally Jeffrey Payton Wieland (A) Sigrid Anne (Green) John Harris Park Sarah Jane (Hahn) Todd Charles Spradlin Jr. Stephen Veit Allen Minks (A) Pericich (A) Mai Xuanthi Pham Edith Ann (Foale) William Rogers Morgan Jr. $250 to $499 Joseph Albert Puhl Matthew Piskulic Ramona Lynn Venable Starbuck (A) Wesley Villhard (A) David Scott Mueller Steven Richard Adams Paul Reed Susan Leanne (Robbins) Michael Starbuck (A) Anne (Weber) Welty (A) Donald Mueller (A) Roberta (Scroggins) Nancy Lillian Reiter Porter Marcus Thornsberry Doug Wesselschmidt Bonnie (Anderson) Allbritton Charles Richey Christopher Rapisardo Barton David Volpe Carolyn Louise (Muret) Mullen (A) Dean Alden Anderson Kenneth Rosemann Vickie (Mitchell) Reed Charles Cecil Weida Whaley Thomas Muller (A) Billy Gregory Aurig Dolph Schallenberg Todd Wayne Rush Timothy Loyd White (A) Gregory Alan Wilhelm (A) Richard Nussbaum Jeffrey Bledsoe Keith Scherer Vernon Schaeperkoetter Bradley Woley Paul Wolfgeher (A) Mary (Klorer) Owens Steven Ross Block Russell Schmidt Evan Scheier Stephen Paul Yallaly II John Kneedler Queern Stacey (Miller) Eicks Susan (McCoy) Schneider Karl Schmerbauch (A) $100 to $249 Robert Ziervogel Jon Anthony Richards Timothy Ray Ervin Valoree Sue (Stone) Schrank Michael Sickendick John Abshier Richard Roser (A) Robert Garnett Michael Lee Smith (A) Jeffrey Lynn Smith Charles Allison Shahin Safaei Raymond Penn Gill Warren Smith III (A) Paul Smith Up to $100 Catherine (Lally) Gregory Sauceman Terrell Green M Robert Stahlin Nancy Faye (McNutt) Timothy Adrian Anderson David Schlarman James Jackson (A) Guy Steensgard Snyder Vicki Lynn Amsinger Robert Armstrong Jr. Michael Schmidt Raymond Kopsky Jr. M Margaret (Herman) Stephen Summers (A) David Anderson Charles Alan Bast Charles Sheppard Richard Allen Stockdale Carolyn Joan Tatum (A) David Ashabranner (A) Lawrence Beck Daniel Moore Shiels Kottemann Jr. (A) David Joseph Strain John Tripi Jr. (A) Thomas Atteberry Jeffrey Scott Bell (A) James Standfast Russell Little John Von Klemen John Homer Welch Cathy Jane (Raidt) Baker

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Robert Baumgartner Benjamin Settle Jr. David Merritt Purol (A) Jerre Parker Benjamin Keith Thomas Benoist Joan Marie Snider Angela (Beechner) Alan Parrett Harrison (A) Anton Bundschu II Michael Spirz Rolufs (A) Joseph Pericich (A) Mark Henderson (A) Vincent Burkemper Jimmy Ray Stahlman Loretta Ellen Scheibal Thomas Pritchett Robert Gerard Heumann Anita Ann (Dixon) Chute Thomas Lloyd Stehn Timothy Schoenecker (A) Donald Reago Jr. Cynthia (Scheiter) Hileman Mark Alan Clay Steven Stuban Dale Gerard Schwent (A) Frank Earl Relja Larry Martin Hughes James Lee Conley Michael Ian Tatkow David Skouby (A) Philip Peter Reunert Sheryl (Dillingham) Hull Paul Dean Conrad Alan Wikey Tavenner Paul Thomas Smith Ralph Ross Roesler Vasudevan Iyer Steven Craig Cornish Mark Tettambel Scarlett (Harrod) Philip Scandura Jr. Douglas Jackson David Duane Cox Zhetta Thomas Smith (A) Tim Schaeffer Amy (Carpenter) Kelly Scott Daniel Davis Gregory Tolcou Karen Christine (Penney) John Phillip Scheibel James Kendall (A) Steven Charles Davis Scott Lee Volner White (A) James Lee Schoen Kian Hoat Khoe (A) Mark Alan Doering Gregory Waldschmidt Brian Paul Sebelski (A) Douglas Leo Kuchem Karl Doner Gregg Alan Walker (A) $100 to $249 Rajiv Shah (A) Terry Clayton Leeds Edward Henry Easson Lisa Ann (Stevens) Smaeil Aceil Doron Shapiro Katherine (Von Rump) Rodney Erickson Westrich Terry Adams David Clyde Sharp Lutgen Steven Eslinger Mark Alan Wickert Ricky Lee Allison Susan Marie Simmons Sara Marchello (A) Susan (Lakinger) Tom Walter Williams Everett Bedinghaus William Smith Daniel Marley Fahnestock Jay Wilshire Laurie Behm James Stratton William Marshall David Gaskill David Edward Zink Steven Robert Bowser Kathleen (Buhr) Strubberg Richard Martinez Scott Roger Goehri (A) Ann (Carter) Brand Scott Dwayne Sumner Anthony Mascalco Jr. Susan Kathleen Graf James Cecil Bullard Stephen Mark Uihlein Timothy McAuliffe Richard Gray III Class of 1984 Joy Vanhorn (A) Rhonda Louise McKee Karl Eric Burgher M John Gruendler $2,500 to $4,999 Cindy Jean (Determan) Margaret Linn (Buhl) Nancy (Copeland) Meier Youcef Hammada Darlene Susan (Meloy) Burton Williams Susanne Marie (Voda) Carol (Williams) Hanrahan Ramsay (A) Jill Alison Cameron Charles Woodbury Metzler Daniel Harrington Randall Aaron Young Steven Charles Meyer Todd Howard Chiles (A) profile of donors profile Laura Ellen Harrington Deborah Gay Mitchell $1,000 to $2,499 Andrew George Cole (A) David Hart Douglas Dale Moehle Thomas Joseph Dalton Matthew Cordner Up to $100 Bruce Jeffrey Hayden Teri Lynn Oster Charles Derbak Robert Wayne Currie (A) David Donald Ahlvers Glenn Steven Heil Donna (Eberhardt) Chris McReynolds Karl Daubel Jr. (A) Mark Jeffrey Ahrens Craig Hendricks Rapisardo David Allan Whiteley John Timothy DeRuntz David Michael Baer Dennis Hinnah Edwin Diekemper David Lester Beatty Gary Paul Rogles Dawna Marlene Loree (Gahen) Rowe $500 to $999 Kevin Gerard Fogarty Bryant Clark Biere (Brown) Immele Keith Freiberger William Buscher Richard Rupprecht David Scott Bardsley (A) Stephen Jacobi Karla Goetting Pao-Lin Chang Gerald Schlueter Daniel Michael Blaes Douglas Johnson Ann Louise (Brandel) Scott Allen Christian Mark Alan Shelton Diane Crouch Glen Kaegi (A) Griese Guy Andrew Cordonier Robin Leah Shepard John David Kottwitz William David Evans (A) Valerie (Williams) Christopher Hamon (A) Lynn Anne (Powell) Crane Keith William Lueck Michael Joseph Lally Mark Gregory Donald Patrick Crosby Simpson Michael Matthew (A) Jeffrey Phillips Ronald Sprengnether* Harward (A) Ronald Wayne Davidson (A) John Schuermeyer Charles Mausshardt Paula Elaine (Kovarik) Steven Alan Davies Christopher Srock James Edward Studer Susanne McHale Herries Louis Decker Denise (Warden) Stanley Robert Weir Janice (Sigle) McLain Scott Jarus Garet Wayne DeNise David James Steagall (A) John Michael McNally (A) David Johns Timothy Devardo Michael Steckel Bradley Raymond Miller $250 to $499 Lori Ann Kaltenbronn Christine (Waeckerle) Rhonda Steelman John Mitchell III Bentley Cletis Debra Lynn (Reeves) Kimes Dodson Roger Steinbrueck Charles Syers (A) Darrell Dwain Moore Alexander (A) Steven Day Kimes Elizabeth Anne Dolan James Clesie Moore David Mark Trampe Bruce Augustine (A) John Michael Kinsey Robert Conrad Dopher (A) James Moss Gail Anne (Halsey) Babson John Joseph Klenke Michael Dean Duello Daniel D.N. Tran Cathy (Lockhart) Mueller Daniel Joseph Triller Katryn (Davidson) John Klorer Thomas William Elgin (A) Susan (Owen) Tryon Lawrence Newquist Barefield (A) Jeffrey Knight Daniel George Engler Glenn Noe Jr. Deborah Miles Tung Edward Bradley Jr. (A) Larry Gene Kohrmann (A) James Eveker Christakis Pantelides Leo Paul Voegtli Alan Michael Brannan Gary Kowalski Frank Falleri Jr. (A) Ramachandran Katherine Jane (Wertis) Banh Van Le Mary Ann (Moses) Farley William Walker III (A) Stephen Reilly Mark Webb Coonan Scott Matsunami John William Finke (A) Paul Whitney Reiman Madison Daily Jeffrey McKeown Mary Anne (Sucher) Florich Todd Welz Kevin John Reinhard Gregory Easson Clay Eugene Melugin Scott Donald Gahring George Williamson III Carl Alfred Rohde John Wilmes Jr. Carl Engemann Gene Ray Meyer (A) Cheryl Lynne (Wilson) Thomas Rothermich Stephen Gaydos Ronald Alan Miller Gardner Amy (Hackler) Wilson Rodney Dean Rowe Kenna (Roberson) William Thomas Groff Steven Paul Morlock Robert Victor Gehle (A) Carl Sauer James Hojnowski Timothy Muehlfarth Jeffery Germer Yarbrough (A) Thomas Schaefer Paul Langenfeld (A) Gregory Edwin Nagawiecki Carl Evan Goetz Wayne Schmidt (A) Jon Paul Mittler James Herbert Ohlms David Goldammer (A) Kevin Schoolcraft Cynthia Pavelka (A) Garry William Orf David William Guyan Gary Schroeder Michael Lee Powell (A) Gary Glen Pace Mary (Shore) Hagerty

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Fred Keith Baganoff Susan (Oberdick) Myers Kenneth Goeddel Jeffrey Gene Weatherford $100 to $249 Class of 1985 Mike Bench Charlie Niet Thomas Grassi Steven Werling Bryan Babcock (A) $5,000 to $9,999 Bradley Borcherding Matthew O'Keefe James Michael Guffey Gary Douglas White Jimmie Dwane Bales Jr. Diane Margaret James Bowen Randall David Olmstead Jeffrey Allen Hiller Gary John White David Orlan Barnes Butrus (A) Bryan Everett Bowers Sheila Olmstead Sharri Lynn (Riggs) Hiller Barbara (Wernert) Wilmes Steven Xaver Bauer Kent Lynn (A) Christopher Brannon Gregory Tarr Peacock Lisa Anne (Engert) Howe Steven Witthaus Mary Besterfield-Sacre John Brown Richard Peterson Jr. Joyce Susan (Weinhold) Joel Addison Brand $2,500 to $4,999 John Michael Burgess James Pyatt Hume Mary (Scott) Craig Peter Michael Burton Donald Edward Bradley Hutson (A) Class of 1986 Matthew Bujewski (A) Gregory Dean Daily Linda Joan (Jost) Busche Rickard Jr. (A) Matthew Jeffries $2,500 to $4,999 Thomas Edward Cook Kevin Thomas Davis Donald James Buth Suzanne (Cooper) Riney Steven Johnson Robert Kirk Randolph John Charles Borthwick William Dibert Daniel David Carmody Jeffrey Allen Sacre Kenneth Brian Jones Raed Mohammed Wai Yin Chan (A) Kenneth Schibler Jr. Scott William Klamm $1,000 to $2,499 El-Farhan $1,000 to $2,499 Jeff Chou (A) Daniel Seidel Jeffrey Koch (A) Kent Richard Erickson Curtis Elmore (A) Omar Ivan Aguilar Kuangfu David Chu (A) Randy Jerome Shed William Samuel Kolnik Joseph Grosko Cecilia (Gutierrez) Paul Fleischut James Pat Clossick (A) Dale Alan Shelton (A) Gary Joseph Lee Ronald William Jagels (A) Elmore (A) Scott Michael Frailey Jan Conci Phillip Harel Shimp John Lindsay (A) Kevin Wayne Schneider David Robert Erger Edward Madenjian Samuel Lathan Dixon Daniel Smith Gregory Lovell Curtis David Eshelman Jorge Ochoa Luke Raymond Dohmen Michael Steiniger Samuel Mahaney Sr. $500 to $999 Douglas Howard Farrar Kevin Dale Renfro Laurie Ann (Voss) Drewes Richard Stout (A) Leonard Marks Leonard Frantz Henry Bredenkamp Jr. (A) Gregory Skannal (A) John Gerard Droste Tracy Jo Thomas (A) Louis Matustik Suzanne (Hale) Gentry James Robert Buff (A) Anthony Stevens (A) Travis Loyal Durand David Webb Raymond Paul Mertz Eric Douglas Gill Sara Jane (Matthews) Cynthia Tang (A) M David Anthony Frank Wells Jr. Pamela Jo (Frazier) Dan Walter Hawley Campbell (A) Elsenrath Anne Werner Middleton Lloyd Heinze Ronald Paul Demand $500 to $999 Andrew Charles Janet Louise Aaron Wade Miller John Eric Hoehn Darla Spencer Gavin (A) Steven Keith Davis Espenschied Wickey-Spence (A) Everett Miller Brian Jennison Larry Eugene Farrar Randall Alan Wood John Minihan Jr. Timothy Dale Jones Sheila (O'Brien) Demand (A) Nancy (Gott) Kaegi Paul Michael Pericich Joan Marie (Mazurek) William Goeddel Jr. John Thomas Modlin Steven Gerard Michael Joseph Grant Robin Carole Nava Patrick Joseph Wagner Desmond Up to $100 Kauffmann (A) Wayne Hanley James Kevin Niemira Peggy Wieberg (A) John Jabusch (A) Christa (DeGonia) Andrew Kelly Ann (Stewart) Edward Steven Harris Dion James Novak Suzan (Siy) Wiemers William Kovacich (A) Paul William Angel Kennedy (A) Barbara Joan (Swanson) Ann Tucker (Windsor) William Lashley (A) Joe Dean Baxter (A) Mary Elizabeth (Cuthill) Haushalter O'Reilly Robert Rosser Kirk Douglas Boese $250 to $499 Kicklighter (A) Donna (Ruether) Carol (Davidson) Osborne Mark Robert Warnecke (A) Montgomery Bohanan Rob Bailey (A) David Patrick Kilp Hellebusch Greg Bolon Carl Peper David Gerard Barrett Erika Gabriella Kisvarsanyi Robert Herzog Richard Bothmann Robert Polk Jr. Louis Scott Becker David John Kleikamp $250 to $499 Michael Hilgers Norman Pumphrey Jr. Bruce Alan Boyd Karen Lynn (Koester) Michael Klender (A) Robert Anderson Claire (Juergens) Homoky Robert Craig Rapp Virginia (Fochtmann) Bohaty (A) Andrew Knudsen John Francis Bade David Loren James Todd Joseph Reidt Bretzke Frederick Mark Booth David Edwin Koch (A) Judy Kay (Elliott) Paul Glenden Justis Jr. Alan Kenneth Renner Christopher Bruhn Brian Keith Bradley (A) Andrew James Kopff (A) Bevans (A) Rex Thompson Kidwell Gary Lee Burgess Kevin Leroy Riechers Theodore Eicks Alan William Lee Stanley Wayne Bevans (A) Kenneth Kietzer Ellen Cantwell James Neil Ritchey James Elmer Fiscus Stephen Joseph Lorenz Mary Alice (Gielow) Stephen Knobbe James Kevin Carter Forrest Rogers Steven Frey Jr. James Andrew Lutton Book (A) Thomas Edward Krolak John Wayne Chapman Daniel Schwartz Lois Ann (Wolfe) Sandra (Hall) Magnus Michael John Frayne (A) Dietrich Kuhlmann Allan See Charles Colbert Highfill * Brian Mitchell (A) Kevin Ray Fritzmeyer Robert Ray Lankston Daniel Conway Mark Edmond Shelton Charles Klump Scott Daniel Moffitt David Charles Grewe (A) Valerie (Butler) Latimer Randal Scott Curtis Steven Lee Smith Liesa (Feldhaus) Klump Kathleen Carey Tina Suzette Haldiman Kirk William Lawson (A) Fredrick Brett Denny Vince Edward Smith Wendy (Sass) McGowan (Duckett) Moldthan David Wayne Heinzmann Mark Alan Layne Jeffrey Dermott John Joseph Stansfield (A) Edward Rehak Timothy Gerard Myers Kevin Robert Hensley (A) Andrew Maly Jeffrey Dubbert Julie Deles Stansfield (A) Mary Jane (Paganini) Jeff Neumann John Andrew Komlos Paul Matthews Daniel Dudley Robert Stevenson Reinhardt Ann Marie (Groner) Brad Alan Lee Craig Maurice Michael Ellis Peggy Ann (Newman) Thies Bruce Dean Savage Phelps Paul Luckcuck (A) Steven Kei Mitori David Endorf Alan Lee Thomas Andrew Jay Skoog Bruce Pike Nancy Jayne (Elfrank) Arthur Thomas Morton (A) Judith Agnes (Redel) Fagan John Thompson Scott Allen Smith Thomas John Placht Nethington Paul Mueller Curt Fahnestock Anthony Tompras Michael Stein Daniel Robert Pleis Kurt Benton Oakes Rebecca Jean (Glauz) Maria (DeCastro) Feiner Sherry Turner Daniel Matthew Wilbers James Randolph David Pannone Mulcahy Gregory James Fox Christopher Umstead Heidi Leigh Rutz Christopher Schaefer Johanna (Whelan) Smith Todd Walker Smith (A) Anne Marie (Oetting) Spence (A) Allows six students to attend on-campus Mark Warner Scott Ray White (A) $100 etiquette dinners that help prepare them to land $100 to $249 Hany Abdel-Malek their dream jobs. Phyllis (Sage) Altheide Phillip Anderson Jr. Ancell Mark Atkins

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Robert Jerome Kevin Patrick Ankenbrand Diane Marie (O'Brien) Stanley Frank Novak Bruce Raymond Yoder Rauschenbach James David Aslakson Heckemeyer Gerald O'Brennan Vincent Paul Zagarri (A) James Louis Ressler (A) Christopher Austin (A) Michael Herleth Alan Michael Orban Kathryn Ann (Wittler) John Rowe Donald Lee Baum Jr. Michael Gerard Hinkamp Gregory John Orler Zeigler Kathleen Jeffrey Beam Brian Jenkins Roger Wayne Owensby Charles Zoss Rupert-Wayne Mark Andrew Bergjans (A) Christopher Johnson (A) Terrence Palisch Ann Dwyer Sanders Michael Glenn Borgard (A) Teresa Kay (Dvorsky) James Kenneth Pazdera Michael Savage (A) Charles Bowman Johnson Vincent Paul Perona Class of 1987 Mitchell Scherzinger Lynn (Murray) Bowman John David Jones Warren Bradley Pierce $50,000 to $99,999 David Schledorn Jon Bruns Kevin Carr Kasten Joseph Gerard Pisoni Michael Anthony Haas Paul Andrew Schmidt Redus Darryl Burks Kevin Thomas Keenoy James Pontius Donald Schnell John Kenny Burton (A) Paul Joseph Kemper Jr. Marianne (Moyes) Pontius $10,000 to $24,999 Keith David Simon Brian Edward Carlson Jay Kurtis Klahs (A) William Priesmeyer David James Bayless William Daniel Smith Michael Carson Bruce Alan Knudtson Frank Eric Pugh Jr. (A) Frederick Kielhorn (A) David William Snodgrass Bryan Keith Cassity (A) Robert Paul Langan (A) David Leadore Randall (A) John Francis Szentes Jr. Anthony Paul Chiodini Alan Lewis Terry Gene Read (A) Joseph Raymond Tauser Gary Wayne Copeland Robert Lewis Lorey Ernest Robinson $1,000 to $2,499 Lisa Kay (Goser) Terry Janet Lea (Landers) Cross (A) Ronald Scott Marlin David Salyers Angela Renae (Blake) Jerry Truitt Suzanne Renee (Black) Bennie Martin (A) David Bernard Sauer (A) Banks (A) Douglas Walker (A) Cunningham William Edward Masek Michael Schath Brian Keith Donley David Matthew Walling Kirsten (Schalker) Richard Mayer Jr. (A) Richard Schnoring Kenneth Kazumi Koshi Steven Allan Wendland Duchardt Candice Anne McGhee Mark Spalinger Jon Schneider (A) David Alfred Willming Herbert Joseph Ehrhard Kimberly (Keiser) Martin Swanson Janice Wilkerson Zang David Paul Foreman McLemore Forrest Todd Thomas $500 to $999 James Warren Freitag Denise Lynn (Gualdoni) Mark Daniel Varwig (A) Steven Rush Birdwell Up to $100 Christopher Geiger McNair Marvin Dale Walden (A) Sarah Ruth (Reeves) Bock Gregory Scott Hanson (A) Stephen Joseph Meyer (A) Janet (Leemann) Wallinger Pamela Ann (Savala) Altice James Douglas Gavin (A) profile of donors profile Charles Hart Pamela Ann Miller Timothy Mark Ward (A) Richard Altice Bradley Dean Haug (A) David Leon Hasty Jr. Michael Vernon Molz (A) Terri Ann Wells Bruce Evan Anderson (A)

Continuous donors

Thank you to 373 families for their outstanding record of 25-plus years of continuous annual support of Missouri S&T. Their contributions not only enhance our reputation worldwide, as many rankings consider donor and alumni loyalty, they shape the future of our talented and driven students.

30 + years Robert Montgomery James Chaney ‘48 Richard Hughes ‘56 Richard Bauer ‘51 Marvin Nevins ‘41 Willie Chen ‘50 Lindell Hurst ‘74 Robert D. Bay ‘49 John Park Matt Coco ‘66 George Jamieson ‘50 Jerry Bayless ‘59 Gary Patterson ‘60 Richard Cole ‘47 James Jones ‘71 James Bogan Mrs. Herbert (Grace) Prange ‘38 George Comanich ‘51 Richard Kahl ‘63 Robert Brackbill ‘42 Charles Remington ‘49 Wallace Craig Gilbert Keeley ‘48 Delbert Day ‘58 Joseph Senne ‘51 Donald Dampf ‘50 Hossein Keshari ‘60 Edward David ‘63 John Toomey ‘49 Donald Dowling ‘51 Robert Kieffer ‘60 David Dearth ‘68 Robert Egbert ‘72 Leslie Koval Gene Edwards ‘52 30 years Walter Eversman Ronald Kraus ‘64 Joseph Elliott ‘71 Arun Agrawal ‘65 John Farmer ‘63 Edward Kyburz ‘50 Gordon Erickson ‘71 Ralph Alexander H. William Flood ‘43 Walter Leber ‘40 Armin Fick ‘41 Anthony Anderhub ‘51 Michael Friese ‘70 Glenn Lytle ‘66 Alden Hacker ‘41 Robert Andreae ‘69 Thomas Gaylord ‘65 Janet Marsh ‘75 Karl Hasselmann ‘25 * William Andrews Henry Hachmuth ‘67 Robert Martin ‘49 Thomas Holmes ‘50 Earl Anspach ‘58 Peter Hansen ‘53 John McDaniels ‘60 Robert Jenkins ‘53 Edward Ballman ‘38 Myron Haynes ‘53 John McKee ‘41 Fred Kisslinger ‘42 Ralph Barr ‘65 Eldon Head ‘58 George McPherson Harold Krueger ‘42 James Bondi ‘71 Harry Hershey ‘60 Henry Metzner Fred Kummer ‘55 David Bondurant ‘71 Michael Herzog ‘62 Lawrence Mikelionis ‘67 Vachel H. McNutt ‘10 Max Burgett ‘54 Robert Hogue ‘66 Frank Millard ‘37

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Douglas Scott Imrie Steve Arnold Steven Todd Kaegi Up to $100 Randal Lee Hanning Bruce Peter Sisko Zelma Jean (Bennett) Catherine (Duncan) John Clay Kerley Peter Arman Jeffrey Lawrence Harpring Brian Lynn Smith Kostyshak Backer (A) Douglas Arthur Kiehne Roger Earl Biggs James David Hart Thomas William Smith John David Skiffington Denis Andrew Backer (A) Kurt Richard Kleekamp Pat Oscar Bischel Ali Hashimi Brenda Kay Stokes John Henry Backs James Cletus Kreher Ann Leslie (Winston) Boes Kaylynn Sue Johnston Jeffrey Gerard Sutterer (A) $250 to $499 Kelly Bailo (A) Dennis Michael Larose John Joseph Brands Charlene Kearney Mary Ellen (Marshall) Martin David Cibulka Thomas Lynn Beebe Frederick Karl Lenhart Charles Wayne Bruno Paul Kevin Kendzior Thomas Bryan Dicus Gayle Marie Behr (A) Deryl Lill (A) John Norman Bullock Jon-Paul Kohler Joaquin Alindogan Tormo William Giannobile Daniel John Bock Karen Linser (A) Thomas Joseph Byers Paul Stephen Korinko Linda Marie (Reed) Tutko Gordon William Herron Gregory Robert Bram Michael Craig Long Bruce Nelson Cain Daniel Maxwell Brian Umbach Christopher Jones John Thomas Bredenkamp James Edward Melland Christopher Calandro Robert Paul McDaniel (A) Todd Eric VanHoogstrate Kurtis Matthew Bruhn Brian Jaye Mills Shawn Edward McVey David Allen Voeller David Jack Lown (A) David Michael Chervek (A) Marcus Edward Edward John Corich Roberta Ellen (Brown) Laura (Oehlert) Clegg Charles Meyer John Elmer Vogt Laura Jolene Dunlap (A) Morgan Robert Edward Richard Joseph Volk Merideth (A) Richard Lewis Clegg Stephen Saliga Bruce Anthony Dziedzic (A) Jason Ovanic Theodore Clucas Moehlenkamp Todd Gladden Wagner Nicholas John Eckelkamp Timothy Pemberton Helen (Scannell) Mongillo James Kenneth Wallinger Ronald Wayne Schmidt (A) Cathy Janeen Corley Linda Sue Skouby Janice (Schaeperkoetter) James Scott Riley Laura (Villavicencio) Michael Dean Napier (A) Christopher Stirlen Fisher Sally (Robbins) Robinson Denney Stuart Daniel O'Kraski Aaron Todd Freese Martin Rodseth (A) Gary Partin (A) Class of 1988 Adam Rip Stringer (A) Jeffrey Eugene Edmison Timothy Topper Taylor Jeremiah Golston (A) Brian Hunter Supernaw John Joseph Fernandi Rhonda Loreen (Yersak) $10,000 to $24,999 Joey Thomas Gordon William Thomas III Pautler Kurt Unnerstall (A) Roger Keith Foehrweiser Darrin Lee Talley (A) Thomas Paul Wilshusen Kevin Edward Goring Michael Trimble Janet Sue Fraley Daniel Joseph Plomb Robert Bruce Green Todd Walls Kevin Lane Pontius Kenneth Brian Wilson (A) John Robert Frerking (A) $2,500 to $4,999 Arnold Paul Harness (A) Steven Francis Wasleski Jennifer Ann (Lammers) Robert Charles Fritz James Patrick McGrath Richard Horn Wayne Adam Wieberg Reini Surendra Gadodia Linda Kay (Moore) Wright $100 to $249 Kevin John Jacobsmeyer Rachel Lynn (Houser) Catherine Sales Thomas Joseph Joann (Connors) Galakatos Anthony Thomas Wilhelm (A) William Otto Haag III Lynn Kathleen (Otto) Abkemeier (A) $1,000 to $2,499 Kaczmarek John Martin Woytus Steve Douglas Hamadi Segura Brian Gerard Andrzejewski Jon Patrick Kadane Mark Wuttig Leisa (Bowling) Stevens (A)

John Mohr ‘66 William Tolle ‘70 Edward Hale Bob Sfreddo ‘58 Edward Moss ‘66 Clarence Tunnicliff ‘50 Leslie Hamilton ‘77 Robert Siron ‘60 Donald Myers ‘61 James Unnerstall ‘56 Linus Hellrich ‘72 David Smith ‘48 Robert Niehaus ‘69 Robert Uthoff ‘52 John Hirner ‘51 Leslie Stewart ‘66 Richard Okenfuss ‘58 Herman Vacca ‘60 Robert Holley ‘64 Claude Strauser ‘69 Larry Oliver ‘70 Thomas Van Doren ‘62 Santiago Ibarra ‘72 Larry Thompson ‘63 Dean Park ‘72 John Westermayer ‘75 Jeffrey Ivers ‘74 Terence Towers ‘65 Michael Perkins ‘67 Richard Wieker ‘59 William James Floyd Uthe ‘66 Norris Perry ‘68 Thomas Zenge ‘69 Gordon Johnson ‘59 Charlie Vaughn ‘55 Gary Rauls ‘70 Philip Jozwiak ‘66 Alvin Wansing ‘69 E. Paul Remmers ‘56 29 years Russell Kamper ‘62 Jerry Webb ‘57 Larry Rich ‘66 Richard Astrack ‘68 Robert Kemper ‘49 Leroy Wheelock ‘52 J. Kent Roberts ‘50 Roy Bachmann ‘74 Billy Key Steve Zernicke Philip Roush ‘57 William Bagley ‘79 Charles Kline ‘51 Robert Russell Keith Bailey ‘64 Thomas Koederitz ‘53 28 years Robert Sackewitz ‘34 Donald Bartel ‘64 John Latzer ‘61 John Bartel ‘52 Seth Schaefer ‘63 Allen Behring ‘66 Dennis Mason ‘58 Paul Bass ‘65 Richard Schafermeyer ‘73 Gerald Bellis ‘51 John McCarthy ‘55 David Bergt ‘65 Joel Scharf ‘59 Lawrence Christensen T. Micheal McMillen ‘67 Lucien Bolon ‘59 Thomas Sears ‘67 Carol Davies ‘73 James Neumann ‘79 Bruce Bonczyk ‘74 Dirck Stickle ‘52 Terry Donze ‘71 James Neustaedter ‘43 Fred Borgini ‘59 Paul Stigall ‘62 Roy Dunham ‘47 David Peacock ‘64 Robert Butchko ‘71 William Stockhausen ‘66 Steven Dupont ‘74 Michael Reyburn ‘62 Frank Conci ‘54 Waldemar Stopkey ‘52 Harold Fiebelman ‘66 Daniel Rice ‘49 Ronald Tappmeyer ‘47 Jack Foster ‘49 Michael Schaefer ‘78 George Taylor ‘64 Herman Fritschen ‘51 Robert Schmidt ‘45 (continued on next page)

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$500 to $999 $100 to $249 Larry Joseph Linsin Randall Lee Vogel Kevin Fuller Lloyd Flowers Joseph Boland Kevin Wade Low Alan Richard Webber James Garrette Thomas Patrick McClenahan Gary Edward Williams Michael David Gerdes Michael Joseph Gross (A) Robert Dale Borchelt William McCormick III (A) Timothy Lee Giddens Kevin Lee Marrs (A) Craig William Borgmeyer (A) Kenneth Mertl Jeffrey Grandcolas Paul John-Thurman Morris Richard Thomas Bradley (A) Up to $100 James Edward Mimlitz (A) Charles Gerard Grbcich (A) David Bryan Porter Donald Brumm II (A) Bradley Thomas George Moellering Samuel Grunbaum Mark Stephen Shlanta (A) Robert Corum Amberger (A) Eric Glen Moss Jeffrey Dean Hanna Tracy Garrett Drysdale (A) Kevin Ray Barnes Phillip Dean Ferguson Andrew Evan Newell Kelly (Hennessey) Beckerle Rebecca (Brinkley) Hegger $250 to $499 Thomas Wesley Nichols Paul Vincent Hopkins Michael Charles Fisher Bryan Bell (A) Brenda Sue Brugger (A) Galen Oellig Teresa (Stover) Howard Julie Lynn (Board) Andrew Edward Fries (A) James Blackburn Bradley Alden Fulton Hal Stover Padgett Virginia (Heikkinen) Joseph George Jingle Brunner (A) Kerstien (Prohaska) Padgett Timothy Edward Kelly Michelle (Donze) Gaither (A) Callahan Rebecca (Gittemeier) Steven Mark Penberthy (A) Rickey Joe Kennedy Cato-Johnston Steven Jeffrey Goodell William Isaac Catron (A) Kathleen (Burch) Hagen Stephen Renald Perillo Tong Chun Choe Christopher Kincaid (A) Darin James Everett Gregory Rice Robert Leonard Knobbe Joann Kathleen Girard Deborah (Romberg) Haller Rachelle (Middleton) Terrance Rich Harrison John Albert Scheer Cornelius Alexander Kott III John Harrison Gordon (A) Mark Edward Henke Suzanne Marie (Meyer) Matthew Todd Crain Lisa Carol (Mueller) Kroutil John Matthew Kelly (A) Schlemeier Lawrence David Krull (A) Stephen James Hoak Lori (Stapp) Crocker (A) Bradford Kline (A) Curtis Michael Schroeder John Joseph LeaRussa Edwin Bane Kroeger Timothy Scott Hudwalker Tracy Lynne Cruts Gregory Wayne Johnson George William Schuman II Robert Dea Dobson Patricia Lee (Brake) Lemongelli Mark Moellenhoff Pamela (Dombi) Don Lininger (A) Rainer Peter Mueller Thomas Francis Jones Steven Edward Ederle Brian Michael Kelly Schweppe (A) Steven Wayne Engelbrecht Spencer Otto Luke Eric James Smarko (A) Timothy Jude Kempf Edward Anthony Shepard Jr. Jennifer Annet Feltmann Diane Kay Marchlewski Jerry Tien Cordell Edmunds Smith Edmund John Mayer (A) Robert Vincent Tokar Jr. Colby Evan Kinser Harold Fields Kurt Koelling John Sweaney (A) Mikael Robert Fredholm Andrew James McDonell Mary Thi Tran (A) Patrick Joseph Toby Merwan Burjor Mehta Charles Eugene Laughter (A) Henry James Free (A) profile of donors profile Ronald Ray Urton Jr. Richard Lewis Tutko (A) Kevin Michael Messmer Mark Robert Leighton (A) Faith Ann (Sagman) Frost James Vasher (A) Steven Wayne Miller

Continuous donors (continued)

Timothy Corbett ‘70 P. Jean Smith ‘44 James Hofstetter ‘58 Frank Tao ‘64 Gary Creason ‘71 Robert Sundermeyer ‘65 Lester Holcomb ‘51 Earl Thompson ‘70 Raymond Fournelle ‘64 Selden Trimble William Horst ‘51 Daniel Vaughn ‘81 Bill Gerhart ‘61 Arthur Tucker ‘49 Byron Keihl ‘52 Roger Weber ‘61 Lee Gladish ‘71 Mark Urban ‘80 Janet Kinder Wilbern Weddle ‘48 Edwin Goetemann ‘44 Otto Van Maerssen ‘49 Donald Kozeni ‘44 Gary Weidler ‘73 Donald Gregory ‘58 Benjamin Weidle ‘42 Kenneth Kuechenmeister ‘73 Travice Whitten ‘65 Donald Haskell ‘49 Chris Wilson ‘73 Gilbert LaPiere ‘47 Stanley Heimburger ‘79 Dennis Leitterman ‘76 26 years Robert Held ‘48 27 years Wade Martin ‘63 Eugene Bartels ‘50 Thomas Herrmann ‘50 Henry Adamick ‘44 Craig O'Dear ‘79 Robert Berry ‘72 Gregory Hicks ‘76 Charles Altheide ‘56 Theodore Oldenburg ‘50 Donald Branson ‘50 Gordon Hyatt ‘60 William Auberry ‘59 Eugene Peetz ‘50 Michael Brynac ‘66 Stephen Johnson ‘79 Carlton Barrow ‘36 Donald Peters ‘64 Susan Callahan ‘78 Vernon Jones ‘53 James Bitting ‘65 Ronald Pfeuffer ‘61 John Campbell ‘74 Walter Knecht ‘49 Hermann Bottcher ‘41 Peter Price ‘77 John Carstens ‘66 Richard Konrad ‘58 Kenneth Burkhead ‘51 James Rau ‘78 Aaron Cook ‘77 Thomas May ‘66 Douglas Christensen ‘43 Gene Rizer ‘60 Don Crapnell ‘59 Arthur Meenen ‘46 Bradford Cummings ‘58 Ronald Robertson ‘63 Donald Cronin James Odom ‘61 Jack Downs ‘49 Gary Ruhling ‘77 Carl Danzer ‘49 Larry Parkinson ‘64 Robert Fossey Henry Sandhaus ‘71 David Denison ‘80 Jerry Rich ‘74 Billy Franklin ‘57 Ardell Schelich ‘57 Peter Des Jardins ‘44 Clay Schmittou ‘56 Joseph Fris ‘51 Albert Seelig ‘49 Gary Fennewald ‘73 John Sheffield Daniel Harris ‘81 Joseph Seibold ‘57 John Finklang ‘52 Kuo-Shein Shen ‘67 Walter Henry Kevin Skibiski ‘75 H. Walker Flood ‘53 Robert Sieckhaus ‘63 Charles Heuer ‘42 Kevin Stalnaker ‘79 Joseph Hepp ‘48

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Richard Keith Milner Class of 1989 $100 to $249 Sheri Dawn (Wayman) Elizabeth Jane (Huggins) Barbara Ann (Reilly) Rick Milton Murray Katherine Mary Adrales Kerley Trimble Langan (A) Daniel Carl Nix $1,000 to $2,499 Luis Rolda Adrales Jr. Karl Lewin Carl David Tucker Timothy John Mauntel James Lewis Paunicka Sharon Gates Douthitt Brent Delbert Arthaud Norman Dale Lian Gregory Jerald Weatherford Michael Garvin Morey Robert Lee Pennington Richard Jay Hicks John Barr Jay William Maudlin Michael Robert Wehmeyer William Elliott Moser Grant Rorie Phillips Anthony Wayne Bowles Beth Anne (Ryan) Brett Thomas Williams Jim Niebergall Kevin Porter $500 to $999 Edward Gallatin Bryant McDaniel Douglas Reed Niermeyer William Earl Rich Ellen Couvillion Dan Nobbe (A) Joseph Baxter Heggie Shyue-Cherng Doong (A) Randy Owen Roark McLaughlin Up to $100 Gregory O'Brien Charles Vincent Muerhoff Kevin Edwards James Saavedra Gregory Allen Mettlach Jennifer Louise Bayless Elisabeth (Larson) Phillips Tanya Leigh (Hough) Casimir Eichenseer Eric Randall Schlauch Andy Ray Mills (A) Steven Michael Behrend (A) Tracey (Clavenna) Puthoff Newkirk Daniel Alan Elbert Thomas Dreher Sieckhaus John Patrick Mitchell Linda Boswell Bramel Scott Allan Rakers Alice Ann (Netzer) Brian Est Gregory Sutton Deborah Murphey (A) James Michael Calzone (A) Jean Ratterman Simpkins Thomas Flak Peter Telthorst (A) Lemuel Ray Myers Jr. John David Carter Kristin Renee (Snyder) Philip Jay Simpkins Robert Gale Ford Johnna Sue (Schultz) Linda Myers Timothy Andrew Coppinger Ridenour (A) Christopher Taylor (A) Bernard Jesse Frank Van Keuren Kevin Michael Nelson Peter Allan Corpeny Randall Joseph Samson Charles Thomas Wolfe Paul William Galbraith Natalie Marie Drew Vernon Eugene Vondera Lawrence George John Newcomer David Robert Schultz William Vondera (A) Christopher Nibeck Maureen (Flick) Ederle Susan (Housh) Slade $250 to $499 Marcia Sue Gower (A) Eugene Erker Joyce Leigh (Replogle) Christine (Stoverink) Mark Privett Padmakar Srivastava James Randolph Bond Matthew Christopher Fritt Wagner Grunbaum Keith Gerard Rackers Steven Kent Starrett John Micheal Buttenob (A) Gary Ralph Garrison Zu-En Wang Stephen Dennis Hagen Gail Suzanne (Tonas) Jeannine (Dubuque) John Walter Carlson Brian Martin Haug David John Westcott James Donald Haring Rowlands Szatkowski (A) Jean Marie Leonard Joseph Linus Hoffmeister Paul Gerard Winkelmann Patricia (Brangenberg) Craig Paul Schannuth Bruce Carlton Townes (A) Michael Lyons Richard Aaron Houtz Adrian Winters III Hatem Karen Squires Raymond Matthew Webb Vincent Randazzo Jeffrey Kent Hoyt John Witte Jennifer Lynn Hinson John Evan Stark Scott Douglas Wynn Dale Emerson Ray Jeffrey Scott Jones (A) Sherree Lee (Gaskins) Wayne Alan Hopkins Terry Lee Stocking John William Zimmermann John Scott Rose Mark Patrick Kelly Yeoman Andrew Patrick Jones Amy Dawn (Volmert) Scott Snoble George Everett Kouba (A) Robert Paul David John Keller Sullivan Zinselmeyer (A) Chich-Yao Tang (A)

Richard Herndon ‘56 William Steinkamp ‘64 Avery Drake ‘50 Virendra Mathur ‘61 Michael Hillhouse ‘75 Stephen Suellentrop ‘74 Richard Elgin ‘74 Michael McGath ‘70 Paul Inman ‘67 Edwin Szumachowski ‘50 Bruce Fennedy ‘71 James Medlin ‘67 D. Freddie Ipock ‘76 Roy Wilkens ‘66 Francis Fennerty ‘49 John Mitchell ‘59 Robert Jacks ‘71 Ralph Young ‘58 William Field ‘58 Louis Moss Lou Kapernaros ‘50 Wayne Zimmerman ‘65 James Gerard ‘54 Terry Nagel ‘68 Richard Kottemann ‘82 Dominic Grana ‘72 Steven Null ‘80 Gopalan Krishnamurthy ‘81 25 years Howard Gray ‘71 R. Anthony Parks ‘66 Raymond Kruep ‘66 Thomas Abernathy ‘52 Willis Grinstead ‘56 Jerry Parsons ‘70 Gary Leemann ‘75 William Alexander ‘70 Don Gunther ‘60 Joseph Puhl ‘82 Robert Markland ‘63 Richard Arnoldy ‘69 Jack Haydon ‘58 John Schilling ‘73 Charles Marlow ‘65 Nick Barrack ‘75 Arthur Higgins ‘74 Paul Schnoebelen ‘77 Michael Moran ‘66 William Bartley ‘71 James Highfill ‘54 Merle Southern ‘61 Randy Moss Jeffrey Bell ‘83 Clark Houghton ‘51 Roger Taylor ‘72 Bennett Muns ‘64 Francis Brady ‘62 John Hunter ‘78 Douglas Thies ‘69 Milton Murry ‘64 Amber Brady ‘83 Ronald Jackson ‘76 H. Ray Threlkeld ‘70 Robert Oetting ‘55 Bruce Bramfitt ‘60 Richard Jaquay ‘63 August Vogler ‘50 Stanley O'Kraski John Brodhacker ‘44 Ronald Jurenka ‘58 Neal Wagenheim ‘60 Allan Peccola ‘82 Vincent Budd ‘71 John Keating ‘73 Mrs. Robert (Dorothea) Wolf ‘51 Frank Proctor ‘76 Larry Cooper ‘69 Arthur Kiehne ‘58 Ralph Wolfram ‘50 James Pugh ‘59 Charles Daniells ‘75 Curt Killinger ‘73 Bradley Wyatt ‘77 Joseph Reichert ‘59 Michael Delany ‘48 Gilmore Krener ‘74 Donald Zeitinger ‘82 Harry Sauer ‘79 Kenneth DeLap ‘52 Gregory Lang ‘78 George Schindler ‘73 Nancy Denton ‘83 Richard Larkins ‘74 David Simon ‘71 Randall Dietrich ‘70 Louis Loos ‘77

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Kenneth Rigsby Baskar Bettadapura William Lloyd Headrick Jr. David Robert Medrow Class of 1990 Amy Diane (Horst) Subbarao Ronald Allan Douglas Meyer $1,000 to $2,499 Ruggeri (A) Steven Patrick Terneus Humphrey (A) Robert Niedergerke (A) Michael Christopher Fox Scott Joseph Schmid Michael Cary Tucker Jennifer Carolyn (Cordes) Joseph Edward Price Danton Paulson (A) Michele Renee Smith Jeri (Marrs) Vondera Jansen Cheng-Fo Sen David Tepen (A) Timothy Dale Swinfard Tracy Lynn (Akiyama) Sally (Collins) Kammer Kathryn Sidener Thomas Louis Tokos Jr. Walsh (A) John Scott Kozlowski (A) Britt Elliott Smith $500 to $999 Robin (Meyer) Wankum Robert Stephen Woodley John Wallace Macdonald Mark Webster Smith (A) John Andrew Wegener Paul Work John McClenning Christopher Robert Denise Carol Brandt (A) John Patrick Witham Dennis Yeh (A) Ralph Blaise Minor Steineman Gerald Mason Roger Allen Younger Brian Lewis Neary David Gerard Tajkowski Elphingstone Jr. (A) Nora Anyango Victoria Jane (Scammacca) Claudia Christa Hoeft (A) Up to $100 Okong'O (A) Verdoni (A) Katherine (Stone) Phillips (A) Cynthia (Gereau) Bailey Class of 1991 Christine Elizabeth Brad Michael Wadle Robert Leroy Phillips (A) Lisa Joan (Beardslee) Balmer $10,000 to $24,999 (Bough) Ovanic Todd Dismas Waelterman Stanley Schultz Timothy Gerard Beckerle William Parks Judy (Von Der Haar) Wagner Richard Berger (A) Jeffrey Douglas Smith Robert Lee Parsons Jeffrey Sean Weaver (A) Christopher Noel Boone (A) $250 to $499 Joel Alan Philliber James Christopher Westhoff Jeffery Howard Bowman (A) $2,500 to $4,999 Michael John Dyess Michael Timothy Buechter Wayne Kevin Portwine (A) John Francis Winkler Winston Frank Erevelles Kevin Eugene Riggs Christopher Canon Victor Rackers Matthew Woodward Jeffrey Scott Hawk Laura (Schweikhardt) Dale Robert Rundlett (A) Tamiko Youngblood Stanley Benson $1,000 to $2,499 Compton Mark Thomas Sautman Lindesmith (A) Amy Ann Steven Lyman Cook John Thomas Schmidt (A) Brian Osborne Beechner-McCarthy Class of 1992 Jane Marie (Ewers) Coppinger Donna Karen (Kraus) Smith Bret Allen Riegel (A) Kyle Eugene Graves (A) Richard Edward Stehlin Ty Dinsdale (A) $2,500 to $4,999 Michael Bryan Michael Lee Noble (A) Deborah Anne (Walton) Lisa (Danaher) Doyle (A) Philip Woon Yau Ling Schumacher (A) Michael Francis Ellis Jr. Stewart profile of donors profile Jennifer Shylanski Robert John Fischer $500 to $999 Steven Joseph Strubberg $500 to $999 Matthew Joseph Turk Brian Keith Taber Ann Louise (Yocum) Galbraith Thomas Michael Miller Keith Allen Corzine (A) Deanna Lynn Warner (A) Kelley Ann (Jozwiak) Christopher Alan Grose Gregory David Denzer Eric Wilkins Thomas (A) Nancy (Meyer) Harster $250 to $499 David Paul Fannin Charles Michael Amy (Pharr) Tokos Lynne Patricia (Hackman) Paul Joseph Kusterer Witherspoon Karla Marie Casper (A) Deanna Marie (Rozgay) Haynes Stephanie (Stroker) Callie Jo (Harmon) Daniels Vilcheck Mary Ruth Hershey (A) Puljak (A) Jeffrey Allen Harris Jay Andrew Wallmark $100 to $249 John Joseph Janchar (A) Ernest Charles Shikles III Martin Charles Hesterberg Thomas Joseph Wankum Catherine Ann Alofs (A) Mike Steven Jones (A) Thomas Francis Hughes Robert Boyce Stone Bobby Cartmill William Brittain Kennedy Deanna Lynn Suzanne Grace (Metzner) Weil-Violette Raymond Joseph Cologna Ann Butts Key Johnston $250 to $499 David Lee Cowell Barry Dwane Kindsfather Daniel Raiford Wilson Timothy Francis Kram Christopher Charles Curtis Allen Brown Timothy James Dickinson (A) Kevin Shawn Kohm Mark Steven McColloch Kurtis James Daniels James Donald Feher Matthew James Kovarik Winslow (A) Mary Ellen Muldoon (A) Lynne White Fielding Sandra Feher John Patrick Lammers David Barnes Wunder Keith St. Gemme John Goethe William Chris Frayser Paul Frederick Lampe Sunila (Lahiri) Young (A) Lori Kay (Ehlmann) Tokar Pamela Ann (Luchun) Stanley Frisbee Christopher Allen Layton Leslie Helayne (Vigna) Hesterberg Stuart Gardner Ralph Joseph Up to $100 Witherspoon Gary Rex Highfill (A) Gary Joseph Hatfield Lemongelli III Dale Allen Abernathie Brian Kuchinski Chris Patrick Hawkins David Wayne Loida (A) John Robert Beatty (A) $100 to $249 Charles Allen Misner (A) Russell Henry Henke Gerald Trent Loomstein Michael Christopher Brandt Elisabeth Jo (Tieber) Keith Eugene Schoby Daniel Gerard Herzberg Gregory Richard Maes (A) Michael Louis Davis Jeffrey Michael Wood Violet Jean Hofer (A) Scott Raymond Miller Bersett James Edward Robert Henry Bersett Walter Brooks Hooper Timothy Scott DeVaney Jr. (A) Glenn Steven Brenneke (A) Timothy Scott Howard Mussman (A) Karen Marie (Botz) Geldert $100 to $249 Daniel Edmond Jackson Brian Joseph Nenninger David Eric Britton Russell Steven Goring Salman Akhtar Travis Johnson (A) Jack Oakes Charles Raymond Buttry Keith Allen Hansen Robert Allton Bartelsmeyer Douglas Rickman Carroll Donald Kerns Tracy Suzanne Perkins (A) Donald Harker IV (A) Phillip Mark Bell Steven William Koop (A) Martin Dexter Poole Douglas Todd Cordier Ross Haselhorst Julie (Binder) Binder Maitra Gregory Charles Jeffrey William Porter Melissa Rose (Benedick) Eric August Haynes Meri (Becht) Cartee Lechtenberg (A) Lisa Ann Riley Corkill Brian Joseph Hirshberg Grant Allen Christensen Lisa Chon (Golden) Schonda (Briggs) James Deschenes Timothy Edward Holland Leigh Anne (Clark) Cordier Lindesmith Rodriguez Gary Wayne Elbert Richard Johannes Huizinga Diganta Das Evelyn Elizabeth (Sweet) James Curtis Rutherford Peter Feuerstein Gary Dale Kercher Matthew Dunehew Martin Scott Anthony Sallberg Steven Lawrence Kelly Brian Leseman Rebecca (Workman) Richard Tracy Moon Dennis Joseph Fulkerson Todd William Lewis Dunehew Dirk Lynn Gowin Rajiva Prakash Schamburg (A) Bonnie Mathis Brian Scott Griffen Jennifer Lynn Ryne Patrick Raffaelle Timothy Alan Stelljes (A) Sean Finn McDermott (A) Scott James Harris (A) Jeffrey Joseph Reinkemeyer Graham-Rateliff Kimberly Rona McMahan Amy (Mason) Hunter

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Timothy Stanley Koscielski Kelly Lynn Kalmer Tom Harlan Stiegemeier Vernon Scott May (A) Class of 1993 Scott Kelly Kenneth Raoul Taylor (A) Jeffrey Glen McLeod $5,000 to $9,999 Nicole Renee Mason Stephen Wehmeyer 28 percent Bryce Leonard Meyer David Heikkinen David Patrick Moore John Edward Wulf Richard Lee Morris Charles Lloyd Myers Erik Shane Ohare $2,500 to $4,999 Atha Jamar Neal William Joseph Rowell Stephen Richard Nicholson Class of 1994 Bret Baldwin (A) David James Ryden Jay Roger Paige (A) $1,000 to $2,499 Regina (Turner) Baldwin (A) Travis Brooks Scott William Anthony Phillips II Percentage of S&T Steven Bernard Gary Brian Hubbard Michael Sherman Sebourn Roger Stewart Protzman Howard (A) Lenard Alan Smith Hai Qiu (A) Scott Palmtag (A) $500 to $999 revenue provided by Michael Dwaine Smith (A) Gary Schaper (A) Mark Jeffery Barnhart Milton Sorensen Janet (Alfermann) Scheier Vincent Lee Sprenkle $1,000 to $2,499 Velleta Marie (Grote) Scott state appropriations. Mark Aaron Stranczek Jon Michael Gibbs (A) Thomas Richard Sellers Jr. $250 to $499 Lisa Gail (Willhaus) Kelly (Rogers) Taylor (A) Cristina Serban Christel Bemelmans State funding has Marc Galen Thomas (A) Gibson (A) Clinton Thessen Donna Kae Cogell Randall Scott Wakeland Holly Jean (Berendzen) Brett Patrick Goodman Keith Robert Weyenberg (A) $500 to $999 Thomas Kent Dean Peaslee dropped from 42 percent Rachel Wiggins Suzanne (Reeves) Raymond James Vandiver Lisa Michelle Reeves Brian Paul Winschel Brooks (A) Philip Joseph Wentz Laura Louise (Riegel) in 2000, part of a national Robert Shawn Williams Rickman (A) Up to $100 $250 to $499 Karen (Schoor) Rogge Matthew Mark Seabaugh slide in state support Jeanne Kay (Jackson) Allen Susan (Shaw) Kennedy Up to $100 Patricia (Ruma) Stacy Loren Bergmann Mary Ellen Kirgan Lisa Marie (Molner) Anielak Spence (A) Edward Allen Casleton James Edward Koch Jennifer Leigh of higher education. Brian Keith Verman (A) Stephen Anthony Cochran Randy Allan Menges (A) (Crede) Brooks Brent Allen Ward (A) Scott Joseph Dahlgren Adam Clinton Rider Douglas Dwight Charlton Brian Jerome Wibbenmeyer Scott Randall Dixon Kevin Mark Robertson Michael Connell III Eric Gerard Wiegand Russell Wayne Doss Thomas Rogge Zayna Marie Connor (A) Cassandra Lee Engstrom Clint Allen Scott (A) Gregory Allan Davis Sean Walker Christopher Douglas Lawrence Gant Jr. Scott William Shylanski Carl William Debrock $100 to $249 Heping Wang Mitchell Michael Raymond Halbach Michael Ronald Trampe Kevin Paul Delinger Michael David Becvar (A) Steven Edward Weible Patrick Lester Moore John Wayne Harty Jr. Albert Frank Winkeler III Teresa Marie Dickenson Joseph Robert Boley Christopher Anthony Jeffrey Allen Herzog (A) Pamela Marie Duncan Julie Lynn Up to $100 Mueller (A) Todd Stephen Oppeau Michael Lewis Hill $100 to $249 David Edgar (Montefusco) Boley Sean Phillip Antle Walter Bernard Jansen Jr. Stephen Michael Gibbs Karla Katherine Anitha Panapakkam Anthony Cruz Aguilera (A) Thaddeus Stanislaus Scott Kappelmann Chad Matthew Hamilton Chaney (A) Michael Scott Rakonick Robert Lee Beck Baranowski George Winsler Karr (A) Timothy Emil Harster Terry Croxford (A) Jason Neil Richards Bryan Christopher Bross (A) Phillip Lee Barnes Kurt Kreisz (A) John David Herrmann Stephen Kent Denney Jennifer Jo (Bischel) Matthew Curtis Susan (Jamboretz) Barry Peter Robert Laudon Steven Douglas Hoernig Robert Patrick Dieckhaus Richesson Buenemann (A) Roger Leroy Broman Jr. Christopher Travis Leach Daniel Allan Jones Michael Edward Drake Donna Riggs (A) Jeffrey Thomas Butler Donald Ray Brown Scott William Leimkuehler Milind Madhav Khang Van-Si Duong Julie (Dickherber) Ryan (A) Chau-Dung Chang (A) Daniel Richard Buchner Cassandra (Bryant) Lewis Khandekar (A) Thomas Michael Evers Denise (Ratcliff) Schieszer Fred Tze-Yu Chu (A) Krista Lynette Burnett Kevin Lee Lowe Brian Lee Kincaid Brent Allen Fullerton Patrick Brian Schneier John Patrick Collins Kirk Allen Carson Karissa McCarter (A) John Blayne Kirsch John Austin Glaubius (A) Steven Ray Schultz Brandon Lee Cordts (A) Dawn Alaine Clayton Luzheng Meng Warren Ray Kohm (A) Douglas James Haas Christina Louise Sfreddo Lynette Kay (Brunner) Lawrence Edmund Cook Mary (McClain) Gregory George Lea Thomas Joseph Hasenstab Shobha Shashikumar Denzer Matthew Allen Dwyer (A) Meysenburg Larry Ronald Lee Jr. Christopher Scott Huett Clifton Joe Toombs Sandra Jo (Berendzen) Gregory Eric Effland Melissa (Bennish) Parker Gregory Alan Livorsi Edward Thomas Hunn Heather (Freeman) Drake Robert Christopher Brian Matthew Pence Gaya Kanishka Marasinghe Kurt Allen Kirby Trundle Richard John Falkenrath (A) Fugina (A) Kevin Douglas Poat Amy Michele (Keith) Moats Daniel Scott Krueger James Richard Uehling Jacopo Frigerio Randy Lee Glaeser Regina (Jacobs) Pratt Sanjay Nayar (A) Peter Gyula Laky Eric George Utterson LeAnne (Kilby) Garner John Raymond Guenther Robin (Williams) Price Shawn Michael O'Donnell Shonie Christine Maxwell Jeffrey James Watrous (A) Eric James Gorman Brian Edward Haggard (A) Darren Ray Ratliff Brian James Overturf (A) Chad Joseph Means (A) Andrew Grover (A) Carla Cecilia (Parodi) Hall Leigh Anne Reisinger Paul Adam Petitt Elizabeth Ann (Broyles) Garry Andrew Haase Aaron James Hankins Class of 1995 Robert Clark Rogers Deborah Lynn (Archibald) Musgrove Scott Arthur Haling Douglas Edward Heckel James Robert Schifko Rackers Suzanne Olson M $1,000 to $2,499 Stephanie Marie Headrick Amy Marie (Williams) Gregory Carl Schreiber Mitchell Lee Rackers Victor Michael Poland (A) Steven Lee Booton (A) Gregory Lynn Hempen Helvey Joseph Wade Schumer (A) Kevin James Reilly Aswath Rao Scott Eric Burkemper (A) Michael Scott Higgins David Paul Johnson Allen Sehrt (A) Debbie Runkle James Darren Ross Paul David Hirtz Craig Alan Hindle (A) Catherine (Carlisle) Mandeep Singh (A) Linda Sands Venkatakrishnaiah Michael Holm (A) Donald Leroy Huff Kammerer Timothy Mitchell Spyers Leslie Ann Sawyer (A) Shashikumar John Park (A) Suzanne Marie (Burrow) Jeffrey Donald Kenneth Eugene Stecher (A) Robert James Schaffer Amy Louise Hughes Kullmann (A) Joseph Nicholas Stemler (A) David Vincent Schuehler (Gefferth) Stehlin Daron Mitchell Hunt Stephen Michael Lane $500 to $999 Connee (Cagle) Stine (A) Eric Seaman Keith Alan Steinmetz Ersan Ilgar Kurt William Leucht (A) Julie (Schambach) Raymond Michael Edward Franklin William John Anast (A) Heather Marie (Shearer) Anne (Rugur) Lindgren Stotlemeyer (A) Seggelke Jr. Stephens IV Terence Michael Burke (A) Ingracia Rebecca (Wilson) Lorey Dennis Wayne Tate II (A) Kimberly Ann Sellards John Edward Stone David Wayne Herberger (A) Stephen Allen Ingracia Neil Massart Jeffrey Paul Waller (A) Haresh Gnaninda Scott Alan Swoboda Susan Mills (A) Gary Alan Jacquin Christian Andreas Matt (A) Larry Williams Siriwardane Gregory James Teets

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Benjamin Edmund Shayne Edmund Yeisley $500 to $999 Shannon (Lemmel) Michael Edwin Scott (A) Steltenpohl Lori Renee (Wisdom) Gregory Alan Berry Pinkerton (A) Patrick Michael Smythe Craig Curtis Tyhurst Young Craig Louis Puder Karsten Mark Petra Dewitt (A) Phillip John Weber Jr. Kristi Dawn Puder Sommerhauser Benjamin Todd Eldred (A) Steven Eric Young Up to $100 Melissa (Schahuber) Krittikamas Ratanapan (A) Christina Anne Steck Brian Howard Repke Rebecca Lee Steinman Michael Eugene Arbini (A) Herberger (A) Donald Arthur Brandi Dawn Stratman $250 to $499 Neil Steven Brady (A) Eric Lee Link Mindy (Gardner) Michael Brenner Richards Jr. Joseph George Sueme III Eric Lane Schneider (A) Jenifer Rae (Binder) Tatum Carreras (A) Russell Henry Brooks $250 to $499 Blu Eric Englehorn Robin Lynne Collier Kristopher Carl Snyder (A) Sissy Joy Theisen Steven John Becher Xuewen Tang (A) Nick Edward Voris Gregory Scott Kremer (A) Charles Christian Cook Crystal Tyler Caruthers Jennifer (Mueller) Christina (Duker) Cook Steven Ray Thiele Jason Michael Wengler Lisa (Rothley) Delaney (A) Kuchinski John Michael Davis Bryan Matthew Tilley Fred Anthony Williams Dionne (Roberts) Dillon Sterling Evans Wainscott Renee Lynne (Wolfgeher) Brian Joseph George Martin Dover (A) Robert Alan Elick Chih-Liang Wang Woodley Oligschlaeger (A) Sarah Evelyn (West) Effland Eric Christian Hirsch (A) Christopher James Ward Joel Todd Rickman (A) Lazaro Ahmed Espinosa (A) Randall Charles Krause Steven Jerome Frank Scott Daniel Wareing Mindy (Richardson) Sherri Rea Williams Class of 1997 Jeffrey Clark Fugate (A) $100 to $249 Peterson (A) Jonathan Ellis Winter Bret Allen Harles (A) $2,500 to $4,999 Scott Wayne Ashwell (A) Troy Andrew Peterson (A) Lisa Renee Harrison Charles Walter Wittmaier Hal Joseph Burch Tracey (Davis) Ashwell (A) James Joseph Hauser Brian John Collingham $100 to $249 Up to $100 Jill Suzanne (McKenna) Sean Henry $1,000 to $2,499 Jason Michael Hughes Laura Ann (Wilman) Zouhair Al-Sayed (A) Eric Raymond Achelpohl Dana Alberswerth Mark Benjamin Joersz Michael Erin Alley Diana Alt (A) Richard Lee Davis Michael Lewis Donald Vincent Jones Gayatri Bhatt Jason Leander Brinker Rebecca May (Light) Alberswerth Jamie Scott Kelly Shawn Robert Bogener Randy Canis Fiechtl (A) Thomas Allen Alleman Sherry Lee King Jason Lee Boles Susan (Hunn) Shuff (A) profile of donors profile Glenn Russell Fletcher Andrew Yongwoo Kwon Jonathan Andrews Mark Christian Bross Dean Scott Ford (A) Timothy John Borgmeyer Amy Jo (Sauer) Haddock Justin Andrew Lamar (A) Stephen Arnold Bryan Jr. $500 to $999 Shelly Ann (Backues) Lane Robert John Catlett Ethan Doss Bryant Craig Michael Haley Amy Suzanne Barnes Brenda Louise Miller Patrick Lyle Chapman (A) Jared Roger Buckley Kimberly (Huonker) Haley Aaron Grant Buerge (A) Stephen Monaco Kevin Vincent Como Richard William Budinger Gary Hines Brian Thomas Call Wallace Newcomb Samuel Conzone Sang Thanh Burton Robert Lewis Hormell III Donald Wayne Crites William Anthony Tedesco (A) Jason Bradley Illum Bryan Scott Niehaus (A) Daniel Joseph Carbery III Fred William Niemeier Sean Joseph Daly Michael Kevin Casedy Carlos Alberto Jaramillo Patricia Ann Davis $250 to $499 Joshua Bruce Jarvis Marco Girolamo Pizzo (A) Dibo Chen Natalie Lynn Dixon Jeffrey Scott Dingrando Pete Jennings Richard David Powell Jr. (A) David Roy Dajc Feng Dong Kenneth Thomas Erwin Justin Michael Juengel Matthew Nathan Pritzker Deborah Kathleen Dicus April Marie Evers Allyson (Taylor) Hall Deena (Chapman) Kuntz Nikith Rai Lisa Deann (Cutler) James Francis Fiechtl (A) Robert Allen Hembrock David John Lamb Paul Raj Farwig Charles William Renner Brian Jacob Forinash (A) Michael Francis David William Jett Timothy Gerard Lamb (A) Gary Stuart Graham Chad Christopher Keith Valarie Dee Lindner Jefferson Scott Reynolds Fitzgerald David Robert Hamilton (A) Gary Dean Pennell Jeffry Donald Lueddecke Jerome Anthony Riemann Dawn Marie (McCoy) Lewis Lee Hickman James William Daniel Marsh Steven Earl Russell Gerhardt Lisa Erika (Madison) Quashnock (A) Travis Steven McGee Darin Ray Sanders Gary Gordon Greene Jr. Hickman Dale Allan Spence (A) Thomas Patrick McMahon Srinivas Pravin Sitaram (A) Yuh-Puu Han Robert Wayne Skaggs Bryan Kenneth Kirchoff Randell Scott Havens Scott Weinhold Henry Edward Midden IV Gary Dean Klossner Michael Stephen Miller Steven Walter Skikas Raymond Alan Hoelting (A) Shelley (Meyer) Spears Brian Thomas Kuhn Steven Paul Hogan $100 to $249 Christine (Kump) Mitchell Edwin Christopher Kuntz Joe Darrell Villines III Christopher Scott Patrick Anica (Winkle) Addison Leslie Felix Monplaisir Christy Lynn (Worrell) Lee Marsha Rana Wayman Hudson William Allen Kirk Andrew Peterson (A) Ruijia Liao Wayne Allen Weber Susan (Harrison) Ivy Eric Maurice Bruner David Allen Ryckman Alan Dale Linhorst Ryan Arden White Robert Ray Krewson Stacey (Cranmer) Amelia (Crenshaw) Brenda Wieseler Litchfield Eric Stephen Landwehr Buenemann (A) Sanders (A) Jennifer Lee Marshall Jeffrey Paul Schroeder Dennis Ray Lawson Bradley William Butler Class of 1996 Teddy Leroy Martin David Bruce Leach Deepa Soni (A) Chi-Ming Chang (A) Karen McDonald (A) Craig Allen Sorensen $2,500 to $4,999 Darrell Ray Liles Marites Nunez Kirk Alan Meinershagen Steven Michael Lusher Mary Helen (Hunter) Robert Sean Bartel De Los Santos (A) Kimberly Ann (Finke) Brian Manley Stoltz (A) Paul Martin Majors (A) Robert Adrian Etien III Morrison (A) Richard Lee Marsh Carrie (Williams) Kevin Dennis Sullivan Raymond Keith Perry Jeffrey Andrew Martin Falkenrath (A) Chiu-Ying Tai $1,000 to $2,499 Susan Petry Aaron William Metzger Jennifer (Finkel) Garner Cheryl (Thomas) Townlian Bradley David Richard Jude Piepho Brian Dean Nelson (A) Jason Paul George Robin Anne Wheeler Suddarth (A) Kathryn Masterman Timothy Edward Piper Jerome Ashley Govero Lisa Ann (Webb) Williams Robert Spencer Tyre (A) Pimmel Jing-Shyang Yang Ryan Polka Nieccole (Newport) Hilliard Joel Rod Quinn (A) Daniel Robert Kammler

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Shella Dawn Keilholz Carolyn (Jones) Otten Nicolette (Madison) Brian James Bruns Robin Littleworth (A) Dan Li Sreedhar Dutt Palepu Parson (A) Amy (Kwiecinski) Buatt Class of 1999 Gina Marie (Hurst) Long Eugene Ulysses Mariani Kelly (Peck) Paskiewicz Robert Wesley Sutton (A) Alicia (Nickum) Byrd $5,000 to $9,999 Jane (Brashers) Manis Christopher Matthew Eric Evans Pietsch (A) Samuel Martin Byrd Terry Alan Bush Colin Tyson Miller Martin Scott Steven Preston (A) $100 to $249 Seth Alexander Coggin Megan (Jewett) Miller Kevin Daniel Moll Barbara (Sooter) Genevieve Marie (DuBois) Jesse Andrew Dare $1,000 to $2,499 Kyle Kenneth Mitchell Kevin Raymond Mueller (A) Prewett (A) Jennifer Lynn Delancey Rachelle Lynn Noble Bodnar Julie (Stevens) Hirtz Rick Myskey Jr. Patrick Joseph Reilly George Detchemendy IV (A) Amanda Grabowski Lori Ann (Pratt) Bosch (A) Dorcas Park (A) Troy Anthony Pinkerton (A) James Anthon Rinehart Thulasiram Dharman Posgai Eric Robert Bothe Aaron James Schrader (A) Jason Stuart Poor Kevin Dale Robertson Thomas William Brady Brett Richard Doyle (A) Patricia Ann Robertson Edward Joseph Reichert Christopher Lee Ross (A) Chad Eric Elder (A) Marcie (Moore) Rucker Jonathan Edward Carmack $500 to $999 Christine Marie (Kuenzel) Lars Kristofer Seme Vincent Como Natalie (Sanders) Elder (A) Matthew Joseph Sander Robinson Daniel Edward Shepard Steven George Cox Lloyd Hardin Gholson IV David Allen Akers Scott Lee Sigman Patrick Daniel Robinson William Lyle Simonton (A) Joseph Greene Daniel Jonathan Cool Scott Ramsey Walker Adrian Christian Deneys (A) Brenda Kay Roth (A) John Curtis Smith III Joe Don Edington Larry Thomas Henson II Jonathan Mark Keller Michelle (Buhr) Weimert Melissa Ann (Lane) Ryan Paul Joseph Stamer Arthur Allen Hersel James Howard Nelson Jason Charles Williams Ann Marie Englehorn (A) Byron Lee Schaeffer Jason Leon Starbuck William Joseph Fellows John Robert Hesemann Jon Michael Schmidt Jennifer Marie (Gaines) Robert Kenneth Haitian Hu Donald Austin Hills Craig Lynn Sebaugh Up to $100 Shimamoto Stodulski II Timothy Philip Johns Scott Matthew Hopper Craig Ryan Skoch August Fredrich Douglas John Sobery Julie Sellmeyer Sadie Marie (Burke) Jones Rebecca Dawn (Gomez) Stufft (A) Altenbaumer Frances (Nguyen) Walker Townsend (A) (Monaghan) Hovland Cuyler Larson Anthony Arnold (A) Mark Christopher Wallace Chetan Bharat Vora Gerrit Leeftink Jr. Hongping Jiang $250 to $499 Jamie Elizabeth Boos Emily Jean Wehmeyer Charlene Wheeler (A) Geng Lin Laura (Gwinnup) Johnsen Mark Edward William Keith Borrenpohl Tara (Kruep) Wentz Kenneth Dale Wohaska Keith Charles Juedemann (A) Christopher Martin Adelsberger (A) Eric James Breitenbach Jeremy Mclain White Michelle (Miller) Wolf Ege Can Kayaarasi (A) Mayberry (A) Jill Renee (Streifel) Akers Troy Donald Bussey Jr. Lucas Lee White Andrew William Wylie (A) Jeffrey Frank Kokal (A) Phillip Louis Menkel Juan Chen (A) Melissa (McGuire) Carr Weiming Zhang Eric Jeremy Neal Nasreddine Koutchoukali Julie Anne (Nowakowski) Crystal Gail (Morrison) Zeyang Zhou (A) Kelli Lynn (Marshall) Kyle (A) Class of 1998 William Niemann Gamble (A) Densmore Gayle Joan (Hoppe) Piepho Adam Michael Loddeke Matthew Ryan Gaw Brent Eric Deornellas Jessica Lynn (Sanson) Up to $100 $2,500 to $4,999 Larry James Ragsdale Jr. (A) Michael Hunter Robert Gerald Eskens Kristi (Griffin) Bachman Tracy Lynn Jones Karen Lynn Rainey Martinez Callie Marie (Lyons) Jayne Matthew Arthur Faerber Christopher Stokes Maupin Valerie Jean (Osborn) Barr Todd Steven Rastorfer David Dean Jayne Matthew Lewis Fischer (A) Clay Allen McNail (A) Evelyn Werges Bennish $1,000 to $2,499 Amanda (Hise) Jeffrey Paul Krause (A) Jason Frierdich Hugh Alton Parsons Brian David Booth Mindy Lee Barth Retzinger Ryan Lewis Matthews (A) Jason Lee Haynes Michael James Pessina Jennifer (Remley) Boyd Dustin Dale Olson (A) Benjamin Douglas Sara (Kaps) Nelson Natalie (Phelan) Hegarty Tiffany Isle Janet (Helle) Amy Bremer (A) Lance Stephen Retzinger Erika (Middleton) Rezek Shane Michael Hegarty Powers Gregory Kirk Bundy (A) Privett (A) Brad Alan Rucker Lane Reid Rezek Nathan Lee Higgerson Eric Peterson Bunnell Bryan Bentley Rushing Cassin Margaret (Alsop) Justin Joseph Ryan Katie Ann Hillstrom Timothy Michael Carter Erin (Kenney) Schillie Reiter Joshua Smith Jay Scott Hoskins $500 to $999 Cory Matthew Reiter Karen (Kremer) Carver John Schillie Katherine Leigh Wasem Stephen Craig Kadyk (A) Elaina Hurst (A) Jeffrey Albert Riepe Jason Thomas Cassibry Mathew David Silver (A) Charles Wipf Andrew William Keep Andrea Lynn Marshall Kirk Le Christensen Ricky Allen Sisk Brandon Keith Risner Kyle Allen Kershaw Jamie Lynette Martens (A) Philip Stewart Saunders Johan Coppens Jeffrey Matthew Smith (A) Stephen Anthony Brent Larson Mydland Tanmay Shah $100 to $249 Robert Dean Cork (A) Kiran Girish Sonnad Lamitola (A) Rebecca Ann (Scheidt) Arvind Chandrasekhar David Christopher Raymond Joseph Amie (Wood) Squibb (A) James Arnold Liljegren Shawgo Sharma Bodnar Cozad-Bolte Stephen Michael Squibb (A) Adrian Andrew Marsh Martin David Urbanc Robert William Bosch (A) Harold Joseph Dickerson Scott Taylor Stratton Debra Jeanne Sharp Amy Leigh Jones Morriss Theresa Williams Matthew Franklin Bourbina Carolyn (Minski) Edwards David Brian Tag Jeffrey Keith Shiner (A) Matthew Gilbert Niemeyer Michelle Kay (Shoesmith) Yilin Cao (A) Samuel Erter (A) Daniel Eugene Van Anne Timothy Edward Robinson Sipp Peter Collins Earl Alexander Evans $250 to $499 Nicole (Setser) Williams Rosanna Saindon (A) Alexander Storms Timothy Nelson Jessica Gorman Chad Robert Essary Douglas Dean Wood Cunningham Brian Jeffrey Sharp Chad Allen Greeno Jerry Wade Gander (A) Craig Alan Switzer Gretchen Eleanor Spegal Basak Uluca Jason Scott Dohrmann Katherine Rose Grote Jarrod Robert Grant (A) Up to $100 Keith Richard Thomas Eugene Stalcup Jr. Todd Warren Hartman Ananda Amarasekara James Urbon Sutton Frissell Stephens Clayton Thomas Adams Matthew Wayne Vandergriff Eisenbath (A) Todd Allyn Hayward Jayawardhana Michael Todd Stevinson (A) Scott Edgar Bertelsmeyer (A) Theodore Stanley Jonathan Craig Helm Serena (Jagtiani) Dustin Jon Wambeke Jason Robert Szachnieski Craig Alan Brice Robert William Welsch (A) Ingalls III David Hill (A) Krause (A) Shen Orin Jackson Christina (Collins) Taylor Brandi (Moppins) Hodor Alan Woodmansey (A) Andrew Michael Jansen Laura (Eversgerd) Jansen Scott Christopher Leach Kathleen (Stoverink) Liley Michael Douglas Luebke Sandeep Malhotra 88 Percentage of Missouri S&T students who receive William Michael Martin Jr. Gary Ray McMichael percent some form of financial assistance. 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Sarah Vehige Courtney Ryan Feeler Michael Woodrow $500 to $999 Timothy James Findley Craig Wakeman Richard Allen Ford Holesapple (A) Neil Alan Phipps Elizabeth Ann Ford (A) Joshua Alan Welge Daniel John Gronek Jerica Lynn Holtsclaw Michael James Smolinski Sarah Gateley Melinda (Lambeth) Anthony Wayne Hilliard (A) Joseph Hutchison Anthony James Winkelman Martin Olaf Hovland Jonathan David Jeffery Girondo III (A) Thomas Joseph Winkelman Jason Jones Varghese Joseph $250 to $499 Melvin Eugene Harris II Zhidong Xie (A) Andrew William Ledbetter Kayyalethekkel Lea (Fromme) Gose Leslie Diane Holesapple (A) Jeffrey Steven Zdenek Lawrence Leone II Martin Eliot Kofsky Timothy Lynn Hand (A) Francis Taylor Humble Gina Ann Zientara Zhijie Li Bethany Anne Konz Edward Hill Lenny Ilyashov James Todd Lundberg Christopher Paul Kulifay Andreas Christopher Charles Raymond Keim Stephanie (Koenig) Nikki (Washburn) Koenig (A) Toby Joseph Kemper (A) Class of 2000 McCarthy Kurfman Charles Strauss Kris Everett Kitchen $1,000 to $2,499 Rachel (Cooper) Pearson Kathryn (Holcomb) Lange Jennifer (Ward) Whalen (A) Gina Lynn (Boots) Liles Todd Charles Friedman Martin Gerardo Perez William David Lash (A) Elena Melnik Denise (McMillan) Hale Timothy Lawrence Melissa Renee (Keller) $100 to $249 Michelle Renee (Grace) Pranger Laycock Jason Baird Nordwald $500 to $999 Philip Prince Timothy Alan Laycock Jr. Matthew William Banks Shannon Orr Elizabeth (Willis) Ragsdale Scott Day McCracken Jill Elaine Bischof Adam George Panagos Jason Bridges (A) Julie (Zuerlein) Rieffel Mathew Christopher Amanda Lynn Brown Paul Edward Patterson Kevin Dale Lewis Joshua Sales Michler Brian Michael Dierker Zachary Eugene Perry (A) Timothy James Miller Jennifer Kate Sigman Krista Leanne Ott Eric Stephen Distler (A) Peter Pham Donna Richey-Winkelman Andrew Singleton (A) Robert Brandon Jeffrey Ames Doubrava Samuel Pittman Joshua Benjamin Stufft (A) Charles Ashley Smith Overstreet Nicholas Joseph Ereckson Eric Michael Prater (A) Jingning Wu (A) Lawrence Homer Taber Rhoda Parker Ryan Charles Fritchley Craig Ralston Heather Kimberly Jeremy Gene Pepper Jasper Cantrell Gillespie Kristy Ann (Rose) Rowe $250 to $499 Teitelbaum Jack Richison Phipps Corie Allene Glenn Sridhar Sana Brandon Nicholas Ault Kerri Ann Vencato Jonathan Warren Press (A) Kevin Lee Hixson (A) Charles Pat

profile of donors profile Aaron Keith Barklage Stefanie Ann Voss (A) Jason Schroeder Bradley Rhey Kever Schlotzhauer Amy Lee (Young) Barklage Richard Denson Words Anthony Michael Schroer Cheol-Woon Kim Roger Marshall Smith Stephen Charles Gose Zhiping Yang (A) Jaimee (Whitehouse) Shell Adam Lang Ahmet Soylemezoglu Stephen Wai-Sing Kan Eric Joseph Siebert Phyllis Lewis Umamaheswar Rao Molly (Schneider) Up to $100 Jeremy Strohmeyer Andrew Patrick Pereiras Srirangam Laegeler (A) Pamela Thebeau Michael Eugene Stewart Michael Dale Allega (A) Seth Austin Puls Samuel Lee Petty Nicholas Holger Michael Kyle Tilly Aaron Mathew Rues Palaniappan Subbiah Wesley Tull Jr. (A) Beckmann Yong Wang Timothy Donald Schmidt William Davis Tyrrell Amy (Pousson) Van Hook Kevin Christopher Cannon Taylor Watts Curtis Steven Stratman Jamie Lee Wallace (A) Keith David Winkler (A) Billmann Damien Wetzel Matthew Swenty Heather (Nydegger) Weiss Craig Allen Buehler Jason Williams Jeanne Treasurer (A) Jeffrey Stephen Willey (A) $100 to $249 David Edward Carner Sarah (Palmer) Wiszkon Xiao-Dong Zhou Kelly Jo Young (A) Amy (Sheahan) Banks Jonathan James Derner Zachariah Aaron York Haifeng Zhou Thomas Barnes Adam Joseph Dorrell Up to $100 Matthew Dale Brandes Shawnna (Morris) Class of 2001 Alycia Ann Ahrens (A) Class of 2002 Carmen Maria (Doudna) Erter (A) Anthony Wayne Brandon $5,000 to $9,999 $1,000 to $2,499 Carney Marc Friedman (A) Egemen Kemal Cetinkaya Brandon Chapman Amy Hanneken Gholson Gregory Connor Loomis Joshua Asa Clements Dustin William Brown Chad Russell Cornwell Elizabeth (Morris) Griffith Marie (Vogan) Cox Joey Allen Hale Yovanna Cortes Di Lena (A) Paula (Wuebbels) Hart $1,000 to $2,499 Ashley Paige (Steig) Davis Eric Daniel Schlef (A) Adam Sevi Amanda Beth Duchek Kelly Claire Harvey Timothy Alfermann (A) Christopher Neil Deck Natalie Noel Alissha Gayle John Edward Henning III Jeffrey Scott Morris (A) James Joseph Vanderspiegel (Bodenhamer) Feeler Charles Patrick Chad White Elterman (A) Hogeboom IV Esther Anne Erickson Dawn Marie Willis

Sends one student to a developing nation to help $1,000 Engineers Without Borders improve living conditions or on a race across the country in a solar car.

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$500 to $999 Jennifer Lynn Denzer Steven Thomas Kerr $100 to $249 Matthew John Pooker James Michael Eidson Jr. (A) Kurt Thomas Koch Class of 2005 Michael Lawrence Connie (Meyers) Bauers (A) Joshua Duane Angle Jason Charles Elrod (A) Garland Palmer Schwoeppe (A) Preston Wade Carney (A) Janet Borgmeyer $1,000 to $2,499 John Robert Gordon Alicia Jean (Cobb) Field Krabbenhoft Jonah Ray Brown Julia Catherine Marguerita Diane Sever (A) Margaret (Dickerson) Jason Lemar Grimes Renita Chizoba Oko James Patrick Carson (Rosemann) Hilton Brian Joseph Shaver Gordon Aaron John Groff Morgan (Anderson) Penn Andrew James Chapman Melissa Kae (Veit) Parish Andrea Silva Edwin Hart Hammann II Meghan Mariah Reed Stanley Stanilka (A) Cori Marie Lock Nicholas Eckstein Ryan Joseph Parish Aaron Daniel Hogue Sarah Jane (Cupps) Michael Toecker (A) Joshua James Pieper Dawn Desiree Ehlers Karen (Schindler) Reedy Mark Alexander Reeves (A) Jacques Pierre Fransaw Joseph Michael Tomasek Hopkins (A) Andrew Dean Selvy John Jordan Tucker $250 to $499 Andrea Lea (Lockbeam) $500 to $999 Jayne Lynn Huseman Adam Steimel Gabrielson Robert Vetter Timothy Rosom Brown (A) Justin Shaw Jared Howard Jones Erin Marie Wohlrab (A) Scott Fonger Geer II Christopher Paul Carney Kumar Siva Kathinokkula Joseph Henry Haggard Brian Harmon Hutsell (A) $250 to $499 Class of 2006 Jared Nicklaus Key Up to $100 Mark Thomas Michael Johnson (A) Esteban Aparicio Kate Oteria (Carter) Klotz Matthew Auld Heintzelman $2,500 to $4,999 Christopher Lawrence Fiorella Giana Kathleen Kelly Knecht Christina (Welch) Ayres Darrell William Jacobs Katherine Ann Clark Keithley (A) Joshua Tyson Meyer Daniel James Koenigsfeld Nicholas David Benavides Cameron Eric Johnson Gretchen Rose (Gawer) Rachel Elizabeth Kuro Jason Marc Miller (A) Robert Bibb (A) Christian Michael $500 to $999 Miller Sean Erin Landwehr Laney Page (Fritz) Bisso Kartanowicz Neil Allen Randol Kevin Lee Cheyney Bohannon Derek Wayne Kneir $100 to $249 Kelly Jean (Wilkerson) $100 to $249 John Charles Cochran (A) Kyle Jay Lampe Sabrina Ann (Jones) Moore (A) $250 to $499 Laura Schoenbeck Agee Mark William Creason Jason Clifford Lovejoy (A) Boulais Jeffrey Mueller Mary Peaslee Brent Anthony Baker (A) Matthew Richard Davis (A) Joshua Joseph Martin Allison Onyx (Arnn) Sharath Sreedhar Adam Vincent Tiehes (A) Christopher Brian Richalle (Moore) Day Luke Charles Miget (A) Cason (A) Murthy (A) Bilderback Timothy Patrick Dean (A) Michael James Minard Thomas Vincent Freiberger Rebecca Anne (Galbreath) Pamela Diane Parker Cassandra (Watkins) Richard Joseph Neil Mayonne Gregory $100 to $249 Dustin Ronald Penn Bilderback Elrod (A) Christopher Ottley (A) Jerry Hammons (A) Brad Thomas Ashley Erin Elaine Boren Jill Michelle Phillips Jeffrey Gilbert Field Christopher Michael Theodore Hoerr (A) Christopher Allen Barnes Theodore Nicholas Jason Michael Buenemann Asher Dean Freese Reeves (A) Christian Kessler David Andrew Cape (A) Adam Francis Ragsdale Michael Robert Raymond Michael Christopher Roche Benjamin Kuddes Jason Edward Cook Bryan Gregory Ramey II (A) Christenson (A) Gosnell (A) Scott Leland Rucknagel Binggeng Lu (A) Robert Michael Fischer (A) Donald Wayne Cone Jr. Christopher Reichert Briehan (Larson) Grant Nikolas Erin Schaffner Sandra Marie (Wagner) Justin Nathaniel Hall Patricia Scroggin Elizabeth Sandefur DeBraal James Anthony Henken Crystal Yvette Thomas (A) Martin Prashanth Kannan David Thomas Drake Steven Daniel Shiffman Adam Quentin Jones Ashley Mertens Jeremiah David King (A) Leann Rebecca Splitter Donald Christopher Gregory King Up to $100 Michael Leland Murray Arthur Earl McCoy III (A) Dwyer (A) Jeffrey Spooner Travis Heath Odneal Robert Anthony Michael Francis Knittel Alicia (Turner) Adams Chris Van Flageolle Steve Lucas Stack Leah Suzanne Rechner (A) Rutherford Daniel George Lutz Atinuke Olubunmi Rachel Jeanne Goeke (A) Sarah Ann (Albers) Stewart Ryan Jay Lynch William Ford Roes Jessica Shaffer Akingbade (A) Jared Lee Gregory (A) Corey Strain Jonathan Paul Marburger William Edward Rowden Ryan Shanks Erik Carl Backus (A) John Thomas Griner (A) Christopher Scott Kyle Eugene Maxeiner Jacquelyn Kay Stroble (A) Piotr Szmigiel Clinton Wade Collins (A) Andrew Michael Hart (A) Strickland James Todd Monroe Curt Michael Costello (A) Timothy Michael Garrett Cletus Struckhoff Emily (Mitchell) Moore (A) Amy (Schneider) Crews Up to $100 Up to $100 Horstmann Patrick Michael Travers Zsolt Robert Nagy Jamie Johanna Crump Julia Iretta Andoe Marc Allen Armbruster Jason Michael Jeffries Tara Nicole (Inman) Travers Kishor Chandra Reddy Aaron Robert Felder James William Davis Timothy Assel Shannon Lea (Foil) Jeffries Keith Louis Ziegelman (A) Pitta (A) Nicholas Scott Galla Matthew Louis Turner Davis David Michael Bash (A) Harry Francis Johnson Kristin Virginia Ralston (A) Kapil Gupta (A) Rudine Daye Jeremy Bexten Todd Joslin Andrew Robert Richter (A) Ernest Cleveland Johnson Cody Dale Dennis (A) Justin Burd (A) Louis McCarthy Class of 2003 Florian Sebastian Rueck (A) Raymond Johnson Meghan Ruth Donnellan Patrick Edward Kevin Thomas Morrisey $500 to $999 Kensey Walker Russell Curt William Kimmel Angie Louise (Carmack) Driemeyer Anthony Matthew Daniel Jaye Bailey Christina (Huelsing) Scott Seth David Ledbetter (A) Gable Vanessa Lynn Eckhoff (A) Mueller (A) Justin Howard Bechtel Justin Jeremy Semsch Yan Liu (A) Gail Michelle Mark Alan Eilers Mason Kinsley Myers Jr. Ryan Scott Hutcheson Kacey Elizabeth (Morris) Nathan Miller (A) Gerstenecker James Lee Guise (A) Nathan Gabriel Rues (A) Sidarous Rachel Anne Mudd Katherine Christine Glee Sandhya Harikrishnan Justin Steenhoek David Andrew Swartz Sean Patrick O'Donnell Barbara Haas (A) Joshua Allen Hefti Kearney Jane (O'Connor) $250 to $499 Andrew Stuart Turner Emily Danielle Panagos Alison Elizabeth Emily Mae Johnson Szevery Matthew Ryan Buechler Katie Mae Weinkein (A) James Stephen Parks Jr. Ibendahl (A) Catherine Kuzmeski Richard Emil Szevery Michelle Cooper (A) Deborah Jean Frances Jesse James Pender Jon Stefan Janson (A) Lisa Reyn Landreth (A) Scotty Joe Uder Joseph Earl Miller Wiseman Jessica (McCord) Robert John Robert Keeven Matthew Scott Mcpeak Jeremy Lee Watts David Alan Kopitsky $100 to $249 Timothy Andrew Robert Jacob Joseph Miklovic Ryan Stelzleni (A) Matthew Allen Krems (A) Thomas Morris John Thomas Barnett III Class of 2004 Up to $100 Christina (Baker) Stewart Suzanne Lee Tara Lea Morrow Courtney Ryan Buck James Patrick Buckner (A) $500 to $999 Cody Jean (Rhodes) Kurt Paul Linsenbardt (A) James Campbell Rachel Lee Carter Jeremy Wayne David Scott Barker (A) Swank (A) Lara Elizabeth (Oakley) Moynihan (A) Thomas Glynn III (A) Buschmann Christopher Scott Ford Robert Bruce Tuttle Mosier Andrea Marie Muller Kenneth Richard Goeke (A) Brian James Carlson Jack Robert Pennuto Jr. Joseph George Angela Marie Mound (A) Mark Pashia (A) Nicholas Mason Gregg Jason Andrew Carter Wingbermuehle (A) James Nnamezie Muo (A) Harsha Jyoti Phukan Amy Marie Johnston (A) Evelyn Fay (Barnes) $250 to $499 Nian Zhang (A) Jonathan William Murray Khan Alfred Powell (A) Chamberlain Rebecca Lynn Johnston (A) Pradeep Nambiath (A) Jared Brewe (A) Wei Zheng Darlene Patricia Rich (A) Rebecca Gail (Durham) David Norberg Laura Elizabeth Davies Andrew Lawrence Anthony Roth (A) Bradley Davis Keithley (A) Keith Edward Norton Draker (A) Jonathan Edward Skornia James Bryan Outland

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Rex Wayne Tennyson Daniel Joseph Drury (A) Adam Saplin (A) Jerrod Bouchard (A) Jason Delos Phillips (A) Gregory Jon Thomas (A) Abuagila Ramadan Benjamin Craig Jared Scott Bouquet (A) Christopher Pieper (A) Nicholas Villanueva Jr. (A) Elgmati (A) Schnurbusch (A) Amy Michelle Brim (A) Samantha Grace Price (A) Joseph David Weaver Samuel Joseph Emery (A) Matthew Joseph Jeffrey Travis Busby (A) Andrew Christopher Thomas Jacob Wingard (A) Jeff Michael Everett (A) Schuckenbrock Charles Frederick Reitter (A) Earl Wynn (A) Stefanie Ann Eversgerd (A) Jessica Dawn Shaffer (A) Carder (A) Katherine Ring (A) Brian Daniel Ewert Nourdine Musbah Christopher David Michael Ryan Romero (A) Matthew Anthony Shakmane (A) Carsten (A) David Christopher Class of 2007 Follett (A) Ashley Jo Sheek (A) Ryan Clark (A) Sauer (A) $1,000 to $2,499 John Clarence Gantner (A) Jamie Marie Shepard (A) Brandon Gene Cotter (A) Stephanie Nicole Joshua David Bollinger Lindsey Ann Garber (A) Jiawanjun Shi (A) Jason Randall Daming (A) Schmucker (A) Anthony Dale Matthew James Jonathan Andrew Joel Alan Schrenk (A) $500 to $999 Giambalvo (A) Sieminski (A) DiMartino (A) Anne Catherine Joseph John Grier (A) Terrence John Silva Brian Russell Donius (A) Schumer (A) Andrew Joseph Draper Kyle Lee Guinn (A) Sison (A) Nathan James Katrina Jo Sommers (A) Ashley Michelle (Salinger) Dillon Sperry (A) Doubledee (A) Christopher Andrew $250 to $499 Guise (A) William Joseph Paul Michael Drews Speer (A) Noah James Ledford Jeffrey Thomas Lyle Stampley II (A) Steven Joshua Christopher Michael Stephen Charles Read Haden (A) Eric Graham Strack (A) Dubelman (A) Strehl (A) Michael Hayes (A) Kiley Andrew Eric Duesterhaus (A) Alia Seiichi Tagami (A) $100 to $249 Christopher Thomas Summers (A) Lance Christopher Fisher Andrew Jordon Hersinger (A) Chad Walker Swope (A) Brian Andrew Thomas (A) Matthew Steven Bartels Valerie Anne Joseph Paul Terry (A) Fortenberry (A) Derek Michael Tichy (A) Kevin Patrick Daut (A) Houseman (A) Eric David Theiss Christopher Michael Mustafa Tosun (A) Michael William Dreyer (A) Dominic Maranda Hull (A) Margaret Joan Thompson Garcia (A) Sean Michael Trapp (A) Sheena Kum Foster Amy (Pigg) Hunt (A) Matthew Evan Tinsley (A) Steven Charles Gleason (A) Ukoh Maurice Umah (A) Benjamin Jacob Ryan Andrew Jorgensen (A) Pradeep Kumar Tipaji (A) Joshua William Hartley (A) Tao Wei (A) Gronemeyer (A) profile of donors profile Brandon David King (A) Nicholas Joseph Toeller (A) Jason Lee Hartman (A) William Edwin Wiggins (A) Kurt Joseph Haslag Samuel Herman Klimmek Stacy Danielle Albert Edward Havelka (A) Paul Michael Williams (A) Phillip Daniel Jackson Sandeep Kunchum (A) Uetrecht (A) Erin Marie Hayden (A) Meghan Beth Prem Anand Midha Felicia Monet-Regina Zane Timothy Voss (A) Christopher Andrew Winkelmann (A) Richard Trynoski Lavalle (A) Renzhong Wang (A) Hill (A) Chad Michael Winkler (A) Daniel Edward Levine Crystal Dawn Watson (A) Michael Dean Christopher David Up to $100 Adam Lininger (A) Cornelius Penny Hoffman (A) Wright (A) Angela Sue Adams Kristen Louise Loesch (A) Weaver (A) Joffroi Guillaume Terry Shung-Hei Yu (A) Angela Diane Agee (A) David William Longrie Derek Neal Weaver (A) Holcombe Amanda (Stratman) Kevin Francis Manning (A) Todd Alan Wegner (A) Ryan Michael Huber (A) Alpaugh (A) Rodrick McDonald Jared Lee Wehde (A) Andrew Hutchison (A) Leah Marie Bahr (A) Rolando Melgoza (A) Amanda Jean Weimer (A) Benjamin Irwin (A) Sally Rebecca (Breite) David Ray Meyer (A) Zachariah Wilhelm (A) Igor Igorevitch Bailey (A) Christopher Mills (A) Jeffrey Zuch Izyumin (A) David Matthew Jesse Moran (A) Whitney Anne Joseph (A) Baugher (A) Giorgi Muchaidze (A) Alan Joseph Kirsch (A) Daniel Dale Bax (A) Manikantan Nair (A) Class of 2008 Christopher Michael Evangeline Heather Russell Glenn Neice (A) $250 to $499 Kittredge (A) Bays (A) Rachael Nestor (A) Kristina Kay Conley Alex Joseph Kladiva (A) LeRon Beck (A) Joseph Campbell Michael Steven Robert Belleville (A) Neumann (A) $100 to $249 Knickerbocker (A) Nicholas Andrew Christopher Lee Steven Kormann (A) Christina Rose Graham Bristow (A) Norgren (A) Zachary Andrew Timothy Brooks Derek Conrad Nuno (A) Kulage (A) Raymond Dennis Ryan Joel Price (A) Up to $100 Claire Josias Lehman (A) Buehler (A) Seth Reeves Clark Edward Allen Jr. (A) Nicholas Lessley (A) Micah Elliott Burgdorf Charles Reinkemeyer (A) Kermit Nathanial Robert Louis Christopher Paul Fei Ren (A) Applegate (A) Lichtenberg (A) Buterbaugh (A) Christopher Michael David Craig Barnard (A) Alex Brenton Miear (A) Ariel Antonio Renken (A) Taylor Reed Bass (A) Riley Stuart Mieth (A) Campos Jr. (A) Andrew Ricke (A) Brandon David Joseph Montgomery Emily Carter (A) Timothy Michael Bealmear (A) Ty'Lisha Renee Moore (A) Amanda Tiffany Robillard Justin Robert Belk (A) William Louis Murphy (A) Conigliaro (A) LesLee Steve Sullens Joshua David Bertram (A) Klaus Harold Joseph Paul Craig (A) Roderick Nathan Alan Bibb Nunemacher (A) Emily Cecilia Dattilo (A) Daniel Charles Kurt Edward Bloch (A) Emily O'Nan (A) Renny Eric Dillinger (A) Rosemann (A) Mary-Anne Elizabeth Steven Ortiz Jr. (A) Eric Michael Dixon (A) Daniel Clayton Roth (A) Borthacyre (A) Brian Payne (A)

denotes Order of the Golden Shillelagh member | (A) denotes Miner Alumni Association donors KMST Charter Society member | M denotes Hasselmann Society member | * denotes deceased

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faculty | staff | students | friends

We express a special thanks to our faculty, staff, students and friends for contributing financially to our university’s success. Many of them have devoted much of their careers and lives to preparing students and transforming the world with their ideas and solutions. Their gifts and participation give the campaign a broader visibility and a sense of ownership on campus. The following list includes cash gifts received from July 1, 2007, to June 30, 2008.

Ann Miller Don & Lina Madison Mrs. Joe (Naomi) Vance (A) Thomas & Mary Lea Phillip Alan Levi McGee FACULTY, Michael Nevins Stephen & Leslie Dinko Vujic Dresser James Meadows STAFF, Jess & Elizabeth Malott (A) George Waddill Robert & Kay DuBois Louis & Jeanine Moss Rainwater Trust M Patrick Meyers Raymond & Barbara David Fagerness Mark & Joanie Mullin STUDENTS Betty Smith Ashok & Chris Midha Waggoner Ronald & Sara Fannin M Bridgit Anne Murphy AND FRIENDS J.C. & Patricia Bloemker Robert Montgomery & Jodi Waltman Danielle Katherine Foley Ray & Jewldean Nelson Sowers Frances Haemmerlie Robert & Janet Fossey David Nevins $250,000 to $499,999 Cherie Ann Telker Montgomery $500 to $999 Juan Fragoso Halvard & Linda Nystrom Andrew Baum Warren K. Wray Jane & Larry Moore Wade James Aitken-Palmer Edmund Gaffney III Sharon Pasch William & Carol Judy Allen Gregory & Sundhya William Peck $100,000 to $249,999 $1,000 to $2,499 Moorkamp Melinda Bartholomaus Gelles Robert & Gail Phelan Jon Schneeberger Estate M Mary Alice Anderson Jeffery & Deborah William Bayless Ed & Elaine Greaving (A) Ervin Philpy Greg & Cindy Harris (A) Trudy Pischer Max & Katrina Mueller Gary Beach Curtis Nelson Dave & Barbara Hause Karen Poulignot $50,000 to $99,999 Anderson M Jean Berry (A) Mrs. Fred (Joanne) Jerome & Phyllis Herman Daniel Price Michael & Jean Blaha William & Shirley Frank & Linda Blum Nelson Larry Herrig David & Kim Ramsey Franklin & Pi Yu Cheng Andrews Bo Bohlmann Samuel Roberts Noble Gregg Hosch Matthew Benjamin William & Arlene James Jamie Archer Casey Daniel Boyer Foundation M William Thomas & Rankins Bassem & Gery Armaly Silvey Ann Britton Thomas Ikuenobe & Barbara Ingram Qurratul Ann Rathore Robert Steven & Joan Zachary John Brown $25,000 to $49,999 Francisca Karen Ives Christopher & Angela Aronstam Jeffrey Brummett William Van & Oboh-Ikuenobe Mahlon Kaufman (A) Roloff (A) Albert Bean Sr. Russell & Mary Buhite Ruth Stoecker William & Beverly Ricker Kent & Kathy Kolaga Michael Scabarozi Scholarship & Loan Fund Barry & Marilyn Cadoff David & Ruth Robertson Jon Wilsdorf & William & Jane James Bogan & Eryn Cadoff Robert & Cindy Merilee Krueger Schonberg (A) $10,000 to $24,999 Mary Bird Alexis Brittany Campbell Schwartz Robert & Linda Daniel Aaron Segert Marguerite U. Bray Trust M Eric Robert Blaha Judy Cavender Connie Schwoeppe Laudon (A) Karen Severs Terry Brewer Jim Blaha Peter Chang Jeanne Senne * (A) Mark Lee J.R. & Ordith Skouby Shubhender Kapila Wayne & Deb Bledsoe Jason Sy Co Joseph Senne (A) Gregory Leslie Eric Smith Richard Brow & Theresa Scott Brandt Amanda Rae Creach Dorothy Lewis Robert Sourk McCarthy-Brow Carl Burns Donald & Ann Siehr Robert Crowley Thomas Locke Lisa Nevins Spence Leona Roberts Family Marty Byrd Mark Solverson Gene Warren & Alvaro Daniel Lopez Richard Stephenson Trust M Jeffrey & Lisa Cawlfield David & Barbara Rosalee Doty Summers Robert & Brenda Loula Hugh & Patricia Stewart Henry Allen & Chris & Maxine David & Veronica Mary Ann Teter Douglas Lloyd Love Darlene Strupp Bonnie Wiebe Christensen M Douglas (A) Selden & Joyce Trimble Dale & Janece Martin (A) Brian Dale Taylor Gerald Wilemski Patrick Donohue Evan Douthit Stephen & Bette $5,000 to $9,999 Douglass (A) Bonnie Bachman Bill & Connie Eggert Karen Ann Blaha Walt & Boo Eversman Jim Drewniak & James & Cynthia Felts Matching Gift Number of alumni Number of alumni Participation Mariesa Crow Daryl & Caroline Fisher Companies & foundations employed w/matched gifts rate (%) Ruth Engel Mark & Stephanie Jillene Hoffman Fitch John & Lorie Francis Thomas & Joan ExxonMobil Corp. 92 59 64% Schuman Francis Chandler Bruce Strodtman Furman Chevron Corp. 128 49 38% Larry & Doris Gragg Monsanto Co. 162 42 26% $2,500 to $4,999 Glen & Bobbie Haddock Edward & Barbara Harlan Anderson General Electric 141 34 24% Hale Donald & Nancy Lance & Leslie IBM 218 51 23% Brackhahn (A) M Haynes (A) John & Pat Carney Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc. 201 47 23% Cynthia Hobart Elizabeth Cummins David Hoiness Lockheed Martin Corp. 234 46 20% Beatrice Dunning (A) Randall & Pat Huss Mitchell & Terisa Esquibel Laura Jorgenson Emerson 145 29 20% Polly Hansen Richard & Mary Koch Peter & Betty Jane Ford Motor Co. 197 37 19% Peggy Lidster (A) Kinyon George & Sandra Lozier AmerenUE 422 76 18% George McPherson Jr.

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Gary & Virginia Taylor Eber Cude Jr. Billy & Naomi Key (A) Jo Polk David Weinbaum (A) Steffen Thomas & Douglas Deao Kathleen Kosac Matthew Powell Thomas Welge Agnes Vojta Nathan Carl Decker William & Leslie Krumme Alex & Cathy Kovarik Primm Bobby & Rue Wixson (A) Steven & Marianne James & Gail Drallmeier Eugene & Marguerite Mrs. Harvey (Mabel) James Woodmansee Ward (A) Richard & Janet Dubroff Johnson Lang Reed M Donn Wyland Shannan Nicole Worley David & Elizabeth Duncan Zachary James Larimore Robert & Arlyne Roller (A) Patricia Wyland Roderick & Marilyn Ekstam Rodney & Nancy Lentz Stephen Rosen $250 to $499 Grace Enwemeka Stephen Gao & Kelly Liu Jonathan Roth $100 to $249 Clara Essner Ronaldo & Camille Luna Myrna Rueff Diana Ahmad (A) Craig & Susan Adams Ralph & Janet Alexander James & Cora Lee Findley Joe & Kathryn Malters Robert Safley Joel Adkisson Marcus Cloud & Patti Fleck Richard & Frances Andrew Joseph Schieffer Larry Arnold Jeff Agnew (A) Elizabeth Marie Babb Suzanne Forsberg Mazanec (A) Joseph & Linda Schneider Bruce Ahler Marilyn Bauknecht Ruth Maria Fritts Wilson McCaskill James Schultz Marlene Albrecht John & Cindy Beger Steven Fritts Gretchen Lee McCready Thomas James Scroggin Venkat Allada Everett Beguin Dan Holdinghaus & Norman Movitz & Charles Seawright Jr. James Allen Marianne Bergamini Laura Friz Lorraine McFarland Arlene Shaw Jimmie Allen Joshua Ryan Boeckmann Nord & Joan Gale Anesha McKinney Peter Shepley (A) Dewey & Josette Allgood Sherrell Bolon Julie Gallaway Robert & Audrey Medrow James & Lisa (Baker) Sigler Charles Elsworth & John Bostick John & Regina Garrabrant Jane Mercier William Smiley Kathleen Allison Kenneth & Marsha Michael & Shelley Gerber Richard & Margaret Miller Gilbert Smith Betty Calvert Anders Hughes Boyko Nedra Gibbs Frank Monroe Don & Linda Sparlin Jared Thomas Anders Franklin & Shirley Bridges Larry & Maxine Grayson Randall Mooberry Pamela Spears Daniel & Lisa Anderson Charles Haggerty Jim & Catherine Morris Ann Edwards Brown (A) Keith & Sandra Bonney Andrews Michael Bucher Liesha Herron Greg & Carol Mueller Stanek Anthony & Frances Andrews Donia Kay Camarena Virginia Hickman Chuck Nguyen Lewis Stevenson Brad & Evelyn Angelos Andrew & Dyann Will Hoyt Thomas Nunn Andrew & Fayette Stewart Julia Angst Richard Carl & Gabriel Jose Olivo Careaga (A) Steve Barnes & James & Nancy Armbruster profile of donors profile Vincent & Sally Carpenter Beverly Jamison Donald & Patricia Oster Lynn Stichnote Eric & Leann Arndt Joseph Brent Hawkes Cates Frank & Carol Jessop James Page James Swiezynski Kristie Arnn Jon Charlesworth Kirstine Johnson Joseph Paonessa Jammi & Michelle Mathew Ausmus Kim Chestnut Marcelline Joseph Leland & Rachel Perry Vannatta Daniel & Carol Babcock Gina Cohen Don Kaemmerer & Virginia Lyn Perry Jay Goff & Jeffery & Susan Baker Robert Colwell Ryle Kaemmerer Randall Pick Suzanne Vaughan Myrtle Balensiefer

Corporate and foundation gifts

Missouri S&T gratefully acknowledges our corporate and foundation partners and their support. The following list includes cash gifts received from July 1, 2007, to June 30, 2008. Matching gift companies are noted in the list.

$100,000 to $999,999 Cabot Superior Micro Powders Rockwell Collins Inc. + AmerenUE + Ceco Corp. Shell Oil Co. + Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc. + Chesapeake Energy Corp. Sprint Foundation + Boeing Co. + ConocoPhillips + Stoecker & Associates Caterpillar Inc. + CONSOL Inc. + The Williams Companies Inc. + Chevron Corp. + Criofarma Vessell Mineral Products Corp. ExxonMobil Corp. + Emerson + Vivendi Universal + Garmin International Inc. Emhart Glass Manufacturing Inc. Watts Radiant Inc. HBE Corp. + General Electric + Lionmark Construction Co. General Motors Corp. + $1,000 to $9,999 Missouri Asphalt Pavement Association Grainger Foundation Inc. + 3M Foundation + MSC IBM + Abbott Laboratories Fund + Phoenix Intergation International Foundation for Telemetering Accenture + Pratt & Whitney Koval Management LLC ACE Manufacturing & Parts Co. Lockheed Martin Corp. + Advanced Circuits Marathon Petroleum Co. LLC + Albemarle Corp. + $10,000 to $99,999 MO-Sci Corp. Agilent Technologies + Alliant TechSystems Inc. + National Action Council-Minorities American Standard Foundation + ALCOA Inc. + Olin Corp. + ARCO Construction Co. Inc. Anadarko Petroleum Corp. + Paneltech International LLC Arch Coal Inc. + Ash Grove Cement Co. Peabody Energy Corp. + Avraham Y. Goldratt Institute AT&T Foundation + PPG Industries Inc. + Bachman Machine Co. Burlington Northern Foundation + Procter & Gamble Co. + Burns & McDonnell Inc. Barr Engineering Co. Brinkmann Constructors Barrick Goldstrike Mines Inc. +

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George & Elizabeth Barnitz Mary Kay Bradley (A) Carl Chang Marian Dawson Wayne & Roberta Feeler Mike Growney Aaron Jason Bartle Michael Bradley George Chastain William & Deborah Debo Barry & Laverne Flachsbart Rhina Guidos Hugh Bartlett & Jane Lisa Brammer Loyd Church Jr. Jerry & Nina Decker Nathan Fleming Erma Guise Elgin Bartlett Allan Brennecke Charles & Elaine Clark Doug & Diana Delamore Barbara Forman Gary Gunnels William Bartow Deka Brokke Steven Clark Betty Jo DeLong Margaret Fox Rebecca Guthrie Elizabeth Bartz Richard Brow Gerald & Helga Cohen Jeanne Devine Esther Francis Donald & Judith Hagen John Basel Grant Charles Brown Jeff & Anita Cohen Lorraine Devoe Tina Marie Fuller Taylor Anne Hahn Nico Basel Roger & Peggy Brown Daniel & Shelly Collier Sandra Dickison Walter & Linda Fulps Jeffrey Haight James & Annie Bass Sherrie Brown Hal Colton Andrew Dieckmann Derek & Keola Funston Donald Haines (A) Nadine Bass Vicki Brown Michael & Liz Condray Wayne & Marilyn Dillinger Glen Furnell John & Veronica Morgan & Leslie Bearden Ruth Brown Robert Bruce Russell & Nick Dimartino Dolores Gaub Hambacker Ray & Mary Beeler Charles & Helen Broyles (A) Katherine Cook Michael Donohue Ben Geisert Belinda Kay Hamilton Daryl Beetner Gerald & Deborah Bruce Cynthia Cooper Dave & Rose Marie Drain Paul & Cindy Germeroth Rosalie Hamilton Paul & Deloris Bell Jerrold Bruhnke Sheila Corrigan Dorrit Drallmeier Robert & Charlotte Gerson Clyde & Jeanette Hamrick Brenda Bendon Richard & Nancy Bryant Terry & Margaret Cossette Donald Drews Andrew Gibbs Karen Handley Kurt Berry Jeremy Budds Thomas Costello Patrick Huber & Florence Gibson Letittia Hanewinkel Morgan Berry Bonita Buhr David Cotter Kate Drowne Jerry & Linda Giger Margaret Harbert Bill & Ina Bickmell James & Cecily Bullard Jeffery Cox Owen Durnell Barbara Gilmore Michael & Lindy Hardwick John & Peggy Bisbee Donald & Harriet Norman Roy & Georgia Cox Joyce Duvall Ruth Gilmore Debbie Hardy Susan Bittner Bunselmeyer (A) Deborah Coyle Sharon Earley Eric & Elizabeth Glissman Michael Hassert Shawn Bleiler Jane Burchardt Robyn Crabtree Mark & Ellen Edwards Joe & Sara Gorman Bob & Joy Hawks Jerry Boehm Harold Burleson Dennis Creason Linda Edwards Holga & Julie Yu Gossmann Jered Hayes Stephen Bondra Patricia Burrell-Standley Donald & Sigrid Cronin Richard Elder Mrs. John (Virginia) Joy Hayward Rose Bonebrake Maura Cahill Sandy Crouch Richard Elliot Govier Mike & Susan Heiberg Frank Bonuso (A) Weldon Calvert Patricia Crout Charles & Sammye Elliott Orland Graber Philip Heller Mark Bookout Richard & Nancy Carl Floyd & Kathleen Jared England Timothy & Jo Ellen Grace Curtis Helmle James Borcherding Brian Carter Cunningham Hakan Erdogmus Eric Graves Jordan Michael Henry Nancy Lyn Borer Donna Lee Cartwright Janet Cunningham (A) Brandon David Etzold Gerald Green Richard Henry Robert & Willie Bowness Mary Lou Castleman Wayne & Melissa Curtis Michael & Jeanette Everhart Elizabeth Greiner Walter & Jean Henry Kent Boyer Bob Cesario Allen Cusimano Wesley Alexander Everhart William & Nancy Griffin Myree & Paul Herbig Robert Boyle Ruth Chambers Ronald Damian Linda Farha Randal Griffith Robert Herington Lisa Bradford Helen Chamblin Alicia Dannenberg Timothy Farmer Max & Elaine Gronewold Raymond & Dorothy Hess Ted Bradford (A) Patricia Chamblin Jim & Darlene Davis Kenneth Farquhar Elaine Grover George Hickman

Baxter International Foundation + GeoEngineers Parker-Hannifin Corp. + Bechtel Foundation + Golder Associates Inc. Phelps County Regional Medical Center Benson Electric Co. Google + PPG Industries Foundation + BIS Fru-Con Industrial Services Honeywell Raytheon Co. + Black & Veatch Hunter Engineering Co. Rimpull Blue Jay Farm Icon Mechanical Riverside Refractories Inc. BP Foundation Inc. + Investment Realty Inc. Rolla Ophthalmology Associates Inc. Brewer Science Inc. JE Dunn Construction Group Inc. Schuff International Inc. Campbell Engineering Inc. John Deere Foundation SCI Engineering Inc. + Carpenter Technology Corp. Johns Manville Roff Systems Site Improvement Association Cessna Foundation + Justice Jewelers SRB Inc. Coatings Industry Education Fund Kiewit Construction Co. Stahlman Powersports Cohen Architectural Woodworking KMT Waterjet Systems Inc. Stanton Advanced Ceramics Cole & Associates Inc. Kraft Foods Inc. + Trade Winds Distributing Inc. Con-Edison + LaBarge Products Inc. Traffic Control Co. Corn Products International + Lamson & Sessions Transocean Inc. + Covidien + Linmark Machine Products Inc. Turner Construction Co. + Crawford, Murphy & Tilly Lyondell Petrochemical Co. + Union Pacific Corp. + Curtis Heating & Cooling Inc. Mackeys Ferry Sawmill Inc. UniRac Inc. Devon Energy Corp. + Meramec Regional Planning Commission United Construction Enterprise Co. Doe Run Co. Microsoft Corp. + Universal Combustion Technologies Inc. Dow Chemical Co. + Microtherm Inc. Vulcan Materials Co. + Dynegy Inc. + Midwest Subsurface Test LLC Wal-Mart Dyno-Nobel Inc. Monsanto Fund + Weir International Mining Consultants Eastman Chemical Co. Newmont Mining Corp. + Weyerhaeuser Co. Foundation + Elmo Motion Control Nooter Construction William Tao & Associates Inc. Exelon Corp. + Northrop Grumman Foundation + Williams Patent Crusher & Pulverizer Co. Farm King Supply Inc. Nucor-Yamato Steel Co. Williams, Robinson, Rigler & Buschjost Freeport-McMoRan Inc. Oneok Foundation Inc. + Yaskawa Electric America Inc. General Mills Foundation + Otherkin Computer Development LLC GEO Consultants LLC OutBack Power Systems + denotes organizations from which Missouri S&T received matching gifts

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Joan Hicks Becky Johnson Julie Lea Bob McFarland Dana Alexis Narconis Otto & Joyce Hill Beverly Johnson Maravene Leach Jack & Jean McFarland Steven & Mary Nast David & Mary Louise Hinze Bryan Johnson William Lear Robert & Cheryl McKay James & Phyllis Nelson Julia Hipps Edward Johnson Judith Learmann Michael & Janet McKean Mike Nelson J.E. & Phyllis Hocker Vincent Johnson Shen Ching & Agnes Lee Lee & Ramona McKenzie Clifford & Mickie Nichols William Hoertel Terry & Christine George & Teresa Leicht Dan & Marilyn McWhorter Keith & Kim Nisbett John Patrick & Johnston Jacque Leslie Roger & Bonnie Meal Phyllis Nolan Karen Hogan Elaine Jones Joan Leslie Yvonne Meloy Millie Noll Kenda Hogan Michael Jones Stephanie Lewis Sue Melton Paul & Jennifer Nolte David Holcombe Stacy Jones (A) Letty Licklider Jane Metzger Rod & Sally Nott Joffroi Holcombe Billy Jordan Allen Lieber Henry & Anita Metzner Valerie Nottage Leslie Hollenbeck George Kaigh Harry Trickey & Rebecca Jerrold Michael Stanley & Darlene O'Kraski Michelle Hollenbeck Harriet Kallemeyn Logan-Trickey Kenneth Michael M.E. O'Reilly Peter Cam Hollenbeck Karen Kampeter Elizabeth Lombardo Karen & Aubrey Miear David & Patricia Oglesby Stevan Hollycross Susie Kapeleris Kelly & DeeAnne Long Laura Ellen Millender (A) Yildirim & Ferda Greg Holman Don & Ellen Karl (A) Donald & Kathryn Love Bernice Miller-Becker Omurtag Anthony Holt Diane Khalil Carson Low Donald & Becky Miller John Orlich Jr. Lisa Homco Robert Kienitz Vernon & Nancy Lowrey Glen & Susan Miller John Oster Candy Homer Jolene Kirchhoff Evelyn Lupkey Jeff Miller James & Sheila Packard John & Karen Hopkins Thomas Kirkle Mrs. Pierson (Louise) Lyon Steve & Ann Miller James Ian Packard Daniel Horner Jay Kirschbaum John Mack Ronald & Molly Mills Keith & Donna Park David Hoxworth Ben Kitchens (A) Grace Madigan Austin & Rebecca Mitchell Lee Parks David Hubbard Raymond & Gaye Kluczny Anne Maglia Kathryn Mitter Paul Parris John & Carolyn Hudler Dorothy Kluesner Patricia Mahoney David Mizell (A) Katherine Patrick (A) Richard & Laura Seacat Dennis Kluge David Paul Malawey Julie Modde Anthony & Eva Penico Hunter Joan Klump Amba Malhotra Kelly Money Dharshyni Peries William Hunter Charles Knapp Cindy Markus Ellen Monson Robert & Patricia Perry

profile of donors profile Kim Huntley Ellen Knickerbocker James Haven Martin Wilda Joyce Mooberry Cliff Peterson Dana Huschle Mary Knickerbocker Sara Martin Ilene Morgan William & Lana Phillips William Huth Charles Koerner Mark Martinelli Joseph Moro Patrick & Ann Pieper James Hutton Peter & Leisa Kokes Kristy Martinez Joseph & Diane Morrey Curtis Pike George Hyatt James Konersman Robert Matula (A) Randy & Mary Moss Michael Piskulic Charles & Pearl Imboden Andrew Dale Kornuta James Mauck Charles & Anne-Marie Shirley Polk Orlando Itin Robert Kovarik Jr. Margaret Maynard Mueller Marilyn Pomeroy Bruce Harrill & Madonna David & Jane Kuta Scott & Tracy McBride John & Ann Murphey Mark & Susan Potrafka Jacobi-Harrill Frank Lalla Paula Marie McBurnett James Murphy Adam Potthast Frankie Petersen & Richard Landstra Nancy McCann Caryl Mussig Bonnie Rhodes Poythress Helen Jankowski Jennifer Larkin Shirlene McCann Norman Mustard Michael Poythress Richard & Joyce Jarvis Barbara Larson Catherine McCormick Richard & Lucille Myers John & Nancy Prentis Diane Jeansonne Henry Laughlin Ann McDaniel Robert & Jinnie Myers Roger & Janet Price Tom & Barbara Johnson Charles & Verniece Lea Jerry McDonald Angela Nappier (A) Al & Jeanette Price

Charitable IRA Rollover extended through 2009

1 The IRA rollover provision, originally enacted in 2006, permits donors age 70 ⁄2 or older to make tax-free charitable gifts, totaling up to $100,000 per year, directly from their IRAs to an eligible charitable organization, like Missouri S&T. The provision expires Dec. 31, 2009.

Charitable IRA Rollover requirements: 1 • You must be 70 ⁄2 years of age • Tax benefits apply to direct rollovers up to $100,000 per year for tax years 2008-2009 • The provision expires December 31, 2009 • The amount must be in the form of an outright gift; gifts for charitable gift annuities or charitable trusts do not qualify • Qualified charitable distributions must be direct rollovers from your IRA custodian to a charitable institution • No income tax charitable deduction is permitted for qualified charitable distributions • Qualified charitable distributions count against your minimum required distributions.

There are many ways to make a charitable gift to Missouri S&T. Please consult your tax or financial advisor about the benefits of the Charitable IRA Rollover. For more information call Missouri S&T’s development office at 800-392-4112 or email [email protected].

denotes Order of the Golden Shillelagh member | (A) denotes Miner Alumni Association donors KMST Charter Society member | M denotes Hasselmann Society member | * denotes deceased

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Charitable IRA Rollover extended through 2009

Charitable IRA Rollover requirements: 1 • You must be 70 ⁄2 years of age • Tax benefits apply to direct rollovers up to $100,000 per year for tax years 2008-2009 • The provision expires Dec. 31, 2009 • The amount must be in the form of an outright gift; gifts for charitable gift annuities or charitable trusts do not qualify • Qualified charitable distributions must be direct rollovers from your IRA custodian to a charitable institution • No income tax charitable deduction is permitted for qualified charitable distributions • Qualified charitable distributions count against your minimum required distributions.

denotes Order of the Golden Shillelagh member | (A) denotes Miner Alumni Association donors KMST Charter Society member | M denotes Hasselmann Society member | * denotes deceased

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Raymond & Gloria Purdom Steven & Paula Stacy John Ysteboe Alta Rhea Birkby Lyle & Charlotte Pursell Steven Stacy Wei-Wen & Yueh-Hsin Yu William Bixon Anwei Qin Eugene Stangel Sandra Zaremba Georgia Black J.T. Rademaker Thomas Stangel Merrill Zimmer Wallace Blackwood $500 Ben & Donna Randall Galen Stanley Mark Zurbrick Drew Blaha Mark & Bonnie Ranney Phyllis Steckel Ronald & Sara Blair Jon & Nancy Rapp Gene Stephenson Up to $100 Charles Francis Joseph & Beverly Rasmussen Susan Stevens Levent & Dilek Acar Blaschke IV (A) Bob & Stella Ravenscraft Teri Strain Ann Marie Ahola William & Deborah Can help pay for a Orval & Alice Reeves Anita Strauss Jeff Ahrens Bleckman Regina Renkoski Daniel & Diane Stutts Jane Akers Betty Jo Bledsoe student’s books and Patty Reynolds Tracie Summerville Joelyn Akers Michele Blind Grace Rhea Howard & Dolores Hazel Akley Mark Bloch Jeanne Rhoades Sutterfield Frances Bloom Julia Gerga Maria Albath (A) supplies for one semester. Carolyn Richards Jay & Barbara Switzer Ronald Albers Ira Bloom (A) Larry Richards Pete & Beth Tabacchi Wilford & Georgia Elizabeth Boeckmann Lynda Richards John & Carolyn Taylor Alexander Frances Boehm Alice Ricke Sue Taylor (A) Gary Boehm John Alibert (A) V. Carolton Timothy & Barbara Jean Christian Ricks Chris Teel Laverne Bohnenstiehl Lucas Allen Charles & Iona Carroll Cruise Jack & Marcia Ridley Charles Terry John Bohney James & Janet Almond Renae Carroll Albert Crump Jr. Sylvia Riley James & Eleanor Terry Jene Bohrer Verlin Altom Pamela Carte Anadale Cundiff David & Ruth Rinck Hannah Malley Terwelp Lynn Bonney David Amelotti (A) Pat Carter Vicky Cundiff Marisa Roach Steve Thielker Melinda Borman Mary Pat Anders Teresa Carver David & Mary Cunningham Dennis Roberts Steve Thomas Travis Leon Boulware Jeffrey & Danella Anderson Susan Cates (A) Joann Cunningham Kent & Debra Robinson Bobbie Thompson Debbie Bouquet Melvin Anderson Dennis & Karen Caufield Dan Dace Robert & Coleen Roe David Thompson Kevin & Margaret Bowe Mrs. Robert Anstine Craig Cellini Cihan & Refia Dagli Beverly Rose Max Blair & Stephen & Susan Bowles Villie Appoo Robert & Sherry Cerrano Keith & Sally Dake Emogene Ross Susan Trueblood John Boyd Mary Archer Clinton Chadwell Murray & Maureen Darby Mark Rothermich Hai-Lung & Chiu Tsai Mark Boyer Andy Arnold Mark & Robin Chapman Jack & Dorothy Darden Lucas Robert Rottler Nicholas & Georgia Lynne Boyle Dennis & Janet Arnold John Chasey Janice Darling Wilma Rowden Tsoulfanidis Mark & Erika Boyle Richard & Lesly Arnold Jonathan Cheyer (A) Lawrence Daros (A) Conrad Rubinkowski Billy Tucker Eva Jo Bradford Dirk Arrington Patti Chism Elicia Darvish Jim Rucker Nancy Tucker Don & Gail Bradford Becky & Charlie Ash Deanna Chrisman John Daugherty Franklin Rudolph Robert Tucker Esther Bradley David & Sherry Ashbaugh Carol Christofano Alice Davis Carey Ruppert Ansel Tupper Shirley Brandon Wayne & Jeanine Ashwell Nancy Cibulka Darrell Davis Robert Russell Steve Tupper Jean Brannan William Atkins Beverley & Ruth Clark Donald & Bonnie Davis Ray Samson Rita Turek Scott Brannon Kevin Baggenstoss Stephen & Nongluk Clark Robert & Wanda Davis Chelluri Sastri David & Sandra Van Aken David & Stephanie Eleanor Bahr Margeret Cline Laura Dayton Greg & Cheryl Satterfield Joan Vance Brawley John Bailey II Janet Closser Laura De Moss Ethel Saunders William Vincent Jr. Marie Brazel Pam Bailey James Coffman Warren & Julia Faye Dean Oliver Savage Cathy Vivirito Jay Dee Brecheisen Wayne & Helen Baird Susan Cohen Sidney DeBoer Kurt Thomas Schauwecker Rosemary Wakeham Kathleen Breitenstein Gary Baker Ardyce Cohenour Francis Larry & Marilyn Chris & Leslie Schieffer Lanny & Loretta Wallis Minnie Breuer Julie Bales Thomas Comerford Decker John Schmitt Laverna Walls Emily Brickler Rick Balzan George Conlee Gregory Delaney Ronald Schuldt Tammy Walz Kristin Bridges Larry Weiss & Mary Jo Truman & Shirley Conner Stanley Dennis Susan Schulte Gary Weaver (A) Matt Bright (A) Barbush-Weiss Paul Richard Conrad Kenneth & Dorothy Denu Beverly Schultz William Weber (A) David Brinker (A) David Barnes (A) Camille Consolvo Ray Derryberry Sahra Sedighsarvestani Christa Weisbrook Suzanne Brock Katherine Barnett (A) Kirk & Connie Converse Luc Devoldere Kelly Segars Sr. (A) Rita Wells James Bross Diane Bartling Donald & Shirley Coon Ryan Dickey George & Lawrie Seltzer Ashlee Welton Keith Ray Brown Richard Bartz (A) Lavon & Alyce Cooper Marvis Dickinson Azelia Severs David Weston Robert & Diane Brown Wanda Batson Mario Cooper Jeanne Dicks Gerald Sewell Deloris Weston Michael Bruening John Bax Phyllis Cooper Tracy Diekmann Wrenae Shabel Philip & Deborah Westrup Bernice Buis Mrs. Charles (Rosalie) Beck Sandy Cooper Maretta Diestelkamp David Issa Shahin Laurence Wheatley Chris & Janet Bujarski Peter & Marina Wong Becker Elsie Cope Gloria Dietrich Lynn Shank Toni Wheatley Greg Bukaty Frank & Paulette Beechner Gertrude Corbett Tony & Jenny DiGuida John & Mary Sheffield Barbara White Mark & Carole Burkemper Noel Beeler Cindy Cordts Charlotte Divincen (A) C. Marit Sherry Philip & Barbara Whitefield Connie Burnett Chris Beer (A) Mary Lou Corn Rick & Lisa Dixon Steven & Bette Shields Charlotte Wiggins Sam & Ethel Burton Charlotte Behrens Joseph Corrigan Stanley & Jeri Doak Sidney Shoelen Betty Ann Williams Faye Busse Donald & Sharon Beistel Sharon Corrigan Phyllis Dodge (A) Shaun Shrum John Williams II Tanye Bussen Lawrence & Elaine Bell Jeffrey Costello Angela Doebber Ed & Brenda Skaggs Rita Williams Daryol & Ann Butcher Brian Berhorst Rita Costello Dennis & Debra Doerfler Paul Slaten John & Margaret Wilson Vickie Byrd Roger & Kathryn William & Pamela Michael Doerr Jeff Smail Rhonda Kaye Wilson MaryAnn Campbell Berkbuegler Cottingham Gary & Karen Doherty Ted & Louise Smith James Winkelmann (A) Rita Campbell Robert Berkelman Jerry Dean Cox Karen Dohrer Virginia Smith James Nial & Hester Wise Ruth Canfield Carole Berning Wallace Craig Robert Dollard Maribeth Solverson Brock Wommack Josephine Cannefax Patricia Berry Janice Crance Evelyn Donnell Mark Charles Spaw Cheng-Hsiao Wu Kirby & Lisa Cannon (A) Gary & Barbara Bertrand Clarence & Mary Ann Bryan & Cindy Donnelly Peggy Sprague Jean Wuenscher William & Rebekah Canu Gail Berwald Crider Michael & Beverly James St. Vrain Andrea Yates Sheryl Cardenzana Steven Fredric Bhardwaj Cliff & Gloria Croom Dougherty Dawn Stach Laura Yates Judy Carlson Kyle Bilhorn Thomas & Barbara Croom Helen Dozier Josh Stacy Miles Yeary Sarah Carlson Randall Binversie (A) Sondra Crow Karl Drewel

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Marjorie Duker Katherine Frerking Laura Hall Richard Howell Beth Jorgenson Cheryl Dulaney Alfonso Fressola Patti Hall Daniel Ray Howie Lindasue Jorgenson Anne Duncan Dolores Friede Robert Hall Jeanette Huff Richard Juergensmeyer Margaret Duncan Betty Fruechting Janis Myers Halsey Michele Huff Scott Kallemeyn Allen Dunn Marsha Fuller Carol Hamilton (A) Sue Hufham Keith Kaspersen Paul Durham David Furness Paul Bradley Hamilton Alison Hughes Debra Kathan Carmencita Dy Joseph & Lisa Gaehle Susan Hand Jeff Hughes (A) Joseph Kauffmann Jean Eaglesfield Dan Galarza Hal Hanrahan Kevin Dean Hughes Katherine Kelly Salvatore Easterley Norris Gale Joshua Lee Hanrahan Craig Humphrey Paul Kelly Danielle Eddy Kathy Gallagher Helen Hansen Harold Roussin & Helen Evelyn Kemp Angela Edwards Patricia Gallentine Brian Hanson (A) Hunter-Roussin Michael Andrew Michael Effinger Susan Rinaldo Gallo David Hanson Joe Hunter Kennedy (A) Charles Eichmeyer Diane Gannon Russ Hanson Arlene Huschle John Kerscher Hazel Eichmeyer Elizabeth Garibay Laurie Hardin Michael Huschle Mary Kessler Teresa Ekedahl Sun Yi Gates William & Norma Jean Sarah Huschle Laverne Kettler Neil & Eneke Elfrink Mary Catherine George Harris James & Mari Husman Sheryl Kiefer Rosalie Elwell Leslie Gertsch Ronald Harrison Mike Hutchinson (A) Dave Kihlken (A) LaDeva Ann Enderle Jolene Gibbs Allan Hartman Kathy Inman (A) Janet Kinder Robbie Engel Harriet Gibson Bruce Hartman Garry & Christine Ipock Laura King Dolores Ennico Janet Gifford James Hartupee Rhonda Ireland Thomas & Eloise Kipp John Erdody IV Tammy Gifford Barbara Hasty Warner Isaacs Nick Klapp (A) Norma Eriksen Lynn Gilbraith Stuart Haury Barry & Lendi Jackson Jon Klevansky Robert Ervin Deborah Giles Martin Hawkins Jeanne Jackson Nancy Kline-Rodgers Kathleen Essma Paul Gilgen Dick & Fay Haxton Stephanie Jackson (A) Vincent Klobeckner (A) Beverly Essner Kathleen Gillam Anna Haydock Steven Jackson Kathleen Klossner Harold & Earlene Estell Christine Gilson Constance Hayes Jerry & Dorothy Jacobs Nicholas & Diane Knight Rosemary Etzel Valarie Gladback Ralph & Karen Hayes (A) William Jacoby Jane Kobel

profile of donors profile Jim & Linda (Kiepe) Evans Richard Glass James Hedges Lisa Jacques-Nelson Alan & Jacquelyn Kofsky David Fagan Julia Gleason Bob & Mary Heger Tamera Jahnke Jane Kohl Susan Falk Thomas & Cathy Glueck Mike & Susan Heiberg Thomas & Dawn Alfred Kohnle Jill Farquhar Bill & Jane Goble Jeannette Heideman Jakuboski Allan & Sharon Kohrmann Susan Farrington Harold Goldammer Jr. Debra Held Daniel & Lisa Jamerson Ronald & Barbara Kohser Becky Felde Paul Goldenstern Charlotte Helmer Carl & Gladys James Katherine Konsky (A) Oscar & Veronica Felix Jeffrey Goldman Arthur & Charlet John & Jeanne Jamison Judith Kopp Brenda Fellhoelter Robert Gordon Hemme Stephen & Lorinda Janaske John Koslowsky Stephen & Suzanne Gary & Norma Gorman David Hennessey Wayne Janda Joseph Koterski Femmer Anne Granfield Jackie & Diana Knuckles John & Ann Jarrett Leslie & Barbara Koval Walter Fenny Dale Greal Henry David Jarvis Annette Kovarik Alice Fenwick Michael Steven Greaving Kimberly Henthorn Lucas Charles Jaster Marie Kovarik Kenneth & Terry Ferkel Ray Green (A) Adeline Herington Susan Jaster Al & Marsha Krabbenhoft Patricia Fetcho Roy & Norma Greene Laurie Heubel Roger Jett Nicole Kramer Luci Fichter Bennie Gregory (A) Wanda Hicks Christopher Roy Jocius Robert Krantz Robert Fierro Donald & Goldie Gregory Christy Higgins Ben Douglas Johnson (A) Jim Krause David Fink Michael Gregory Daniel Hile Cathy Johnson Richard Allen Kreisel George Fitzgerald Vicki Gregory David Hill (A) Debra Johnson Adam Kresler (A) E.E. Fletchall Shirley Grimes Peggy Stevens Hill Donald & Janice Johnson K. Krishnamurthy Peggy Fletcher C. William Grogan Rexanne Hill John Johnson Hubert Krug Mike Floyd John Groner Stephen & Ann Ken Johnson Christine Krukoski Susan Flynn Gregory Gronewold Hinderberger Lynn Johnson David Krupp Leslie Foley Jill Grove Jackie Hinderliter Marsha Johnson Mary Krutz Jack & Carolyn Fore Edna Grover-Bisker Eugene & Dolores Hirtz Melinda Johnson-Martin Tamara Kuddes Gail Forsyth Ann Grunwald Jennifer Hizer Sara Johnson Shirley Kuelker Linda Fox James Gunn Dennis Hobbs (A) Wendell Johnson Orlanda Kuether Pearl Fox Robert Gurgos Solomon Hobbs Ronald & Betty Johnston Randall Kuhn Mark Eckelkamp & Linda Ann Guyton Charles & Allison Jim & Hermina Jolley Angela Kulenkamp Beth France Charles & Jeannette Haas Holdaway Anthony & Leigh Anne Ginger Lackman William Francis Patricia Habben David Holdmeyer (Prossit) Jollie (A) Thomas Lakebrink Roy Francisco James Mark Hachmuth Gloria Hollandsworth Ava Marie Jones Dawn Lamertha Felix Frank Brenda Haden Jan Hollenbeck Janice Jones Donald Lammers Ronda Franke Mindy Haesemeyer Richard Holley Mary Kay Jones Larry Lancey Eleanor Franz Thekla Hagenbuch Lisa Holt Meredith Jones Kimberly Landstra John & Linda Frederick Kenneth Hagy Amy Holtz Nancy Jones Richard & Dee Langefeld Jeffrey & Kara Freeman Bill Hahn Margaret Holtz Roma Jones Cathy Langland Lucy Freeman Reenie Davis (Davis) Rita Honti Sharee Jones Bob Lanham Wilson & Marjorie Hale Bonnie Horner Jody Jordan Kim Lapeyre (A) Randolph Freeze Dennis & Georgia Ann Marie Horner Lloyd Jordan Julie LaPlant Dennis Freie Hall Debra Howe Lowell & Mary Jordan Dianne Larkin

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faculty | staff | students | friends

EvaLee Lasater William McArdle Deanna Nelson Clayton & Melba Ann Melissa Schaper Perrin Spears Brenda Laubinger Diane McCameron Joanne Nelson Read Sharon Schauwecker Sharon Spencer (A) Brennen Laurence Lawson Dudley McCarter Julianna Nelson William & Norma Record Michael Schler Lynda Sprague Phyllis LeCuru John McCarthy (A) Robert Nelson Craig Reed William Schlosser Alfred & Wealthy Spreng Angela Lee Lynn & Loretta McClure Kathleen Nickason Anne Reese Robert Schlueter Carol Springer Kristin Lelsz Ardell McComb Mike Nickels (A) Josh Reeves Tim Schmidt (A) Janice Spurgeon Bob & Linda Lemons Mary McConnel Sandra Nickerson Maureen Rehmer Arlene Schmitt (A) David Srebnik Andrew Lemstra Roderick McDonald Kathryn Northcut Misty Reinbold Karen Schmitt Douglas Stadel Sheila Lenkman Barbara McDowell Ernest Amadi Nwanagu Patricia Reinhardt Frances Schmuck Robert Staggenborg Ken & Joyce Lenox (A) Mallory McElrath Lela Sharon O'Dell David Reiter (A) Bruce Harvey Schoen Bradley Keith Starbuck Raymond Lenzi (A) Calamity McEntire Jennifer Lynn O'Hara David & Karen Rendall Sherry Schrimpf Douglas Starnes J.P. Leonard Malcomb McEwen Joni O'Neill Max Rexroad Clinton Schuldt Tobi Staudacher Linda Leonard Dave McGee Tom O'Neil Carla Reynolds Kathryn Schuldt David & Debra Stauffer Mark Leslie Martha McGlinn Martha Obermann Michelle Rhea Raymond Schuller (A) Pauline Stegeman Ming & Sophia Leu David McKay Rita Ohlman Ken & Kris (Curtin) Kathleen Schulte Ellen Steger Thomas Lewis Howard & Beatrice Gladys Okert Rhinehart Carl Schultz Shirley Stein Wayne Lewis McKindra Samuel & Deborah Oliver Sharon Richards Samantha Louise Lois Stelpflug Mark Licata Lisa McKinney Marcia Oller Alfred & Margaret Schussele Charles Stenger Tobin Lichti (A) Doug McLees Margaret Olson Richardson Sara Schussele Lisa Stephenson Eugenia Lienard Greg McLouth Barbara Osborn Shannon Rickert Marietta Schwalbe Craig Stevens Mindy Limback Patricia Mealey Jessica Oster (A) Kenny Rickman Bradley Schwerdt Earl Stevens Linda Lindeman (A) Victor Medina (A) Nan Oswald Richard Rickman Carroll Schwerdt Marvin Stewart (A) Lex Lindholm (A) Paul & Dora Meier Jennifer Otta Judith Riedy Loretta Schwerdt Stephen Stidham Catherine Ling Cindy Meinert Leah Pagel Willard Rieffer (A) Mary Sciarra I.V. Stier John & Diana Linton Phyllis Melville Deborah Parker Robert & Phileta Rio Kevin Scro Dawn Stillwell Fue-Wen & Lisa Liou Amy Merritt Myron & Ann Parry John & Peggy Risbeck Scott Segars (A) Christine Stockton Angela Dawn Lovins Caroline Merryman Jagdish & Prabha Patel Mary Robbins John Senne Deanna Stokes Roger Lueckenhoff Whittney Kay Metcalf Paul Patterson Gloria Roberts Joyce Serniak (A) Randy & Laura Stoll Priscilla Luke Gary & Phyllis Miles Marvin & Mary Patton Janice Sue Roberts Susan Sevcik Pattie Stolze (A) Bobby Lyerla (A) James Miles Donald Payne Gena Clare Robertson Gloria Jean Shafer Ron & Mary Stone Gary Lyndaker Carol Millard Wilma Payne Michael & Elizabeth James & Bettye Gene & Renee Stone (A) George & Sharyl Melissa Millard Fred Goss & Ellen Pearce Robillard Sheffield (A) Rhonda Storie Macormic Charlie Miller Yvonne Pearsall John & Linda Rockaway Noah Sheppard Andrea Storm Terence Madsen Gloria Miller Mark Allen Peckham Carol Ann Rodman Thomas & Jan Shipley Bill & Sue Stormes Charles Mahaffey Larry Miller (A) Luiz Pelae Robert & Linda Rose Leo & Barbara Shockley Gary Strack Timothy Main Helen Mills Paul Pellegrin Rogers James & Connie Mary Strausbaugh Carol Mangrum Peggy Miner Arthur Pena David Rohrig Shoemaker Steven & Cindy Strawhun Lisa Mankin Paul Misch (A) David Pennell Linda Rola John Shroyer George Strazzere Shelli Mann Eleanor Mitter Georjean Perez Marco & Linda Romero Gary Shubatt Larry Stricklin (A) Patricia Mantooth Elizabeth Mitter Julianne Perez Erica Ann Ronchetto Jack Shubatt Kenneth Joseph Oliver & Caroline Jason Christopher Moeller Henry & Becky Pernicka Jerry & Sue Rosa Jane Siebel Strodtman Manuel Greg & Teresa Moerer Brenda Petersen Christopher Rose Amber Silvey Sara Stuart Robert Dennis Marienfeld Daniel & Carol Mohan John & Emily Petersen Tracy Rosenow Jean Simmons Robert & Karen Lisa Markus Sharon Moline Timothy & Ginger Philpot Barbara Rouse Sandra Simmons Stuckmeyer Lois Ann Marler Anne Mongiovi Mary Pieper Richard Roussin (A) W. G. Sinclair Charles & Caryn Studyvin Lee & Kelly Marquart Helen Moore Donald Pierce (A) Patty Rowland Michael & Rebecca Dennis Sturman (A) Stephanie Martensen Kathy Moore Larene Pierce Lynn Rudin Singleton Sharon Subow Andrew Marti Regina Moore Mark Pierce Susan Rudolph Debra Slaid Jane Sudkamp Donald Marti Robert Moore Kathryn Pile Allen & Patricia Rues John Slaid Susan Sulser Gene & Marcia Martin William Moore Annette Pistel Jo Ann Ruether William & Pauline Slais Audrey Swearingen Sandra Martin Karen Moosbrugger Leland Pitsch Rick Ruether Sue Ann Slater Patricia Swinghamer Debra Mash Sarah Morehead Carl & Shelly Plank Elaine Russell Dennis Slusher Sharon Swink Raymond Massar Paul Morgan Marilyn Pogue Rachel Russell Douglas Smiley Alice Swisher Elizabeth Mathes Ray Morgan (A) David & Grace Anthony Russo Steven & Cynthia Smith Mike Swope Keith Mathews Don & Pam Morris (A) Pommerenke Cindy Ruth Eleanor Smith Dorothy Sy Glen Eldon Matlock Thomas Morris Gail Poppa Polly Rutherford Eva Smith Anna Marie Szatko Joni Matlock (A) Wayne & Judy Morton Jorge Porcel Mary Ann Sachtleben Karen Smith Grace Takata David Matthew Mattli Lisa Marie Muehling Judy Porter Theodore Salveter III Kenneth & Susan Smith Marilyn Tappendorf Ronald Mattson Susan Muehling Ann Pott V.A. & Yolanda Mark & Kim Smith James Tarr (A) Lesley Matuszak Rosemary Mueller Diana Price Samaranayake Steve Smith Laura Tastad Robert Mauck Shirley Mueller Judy Puyear Doyle & Libby Sanders Marion Snook Daniel Tauritz Vera Maudlin Joel Munoz Wanda Pyeatt Sheena Sands Martha Lee Sobie Linda Taylor Arlene Mauer Barbara Munz (A) Elizabeth Suzie Rackers Peggy Sartin Alan Solverson Timothy Teachout Joanne Mauer Donald Murphy James Raine III Shirley Satterly Barbara Solverson Mrs. Gloria Tefft Mary Mawhiney Dan & Liz Murray Bryan Matthew Ralston Alfred & Nancy Saunders Margery Solverson Elizabeth TeGroen George & Joanne Maxwell Joyce Musselman Marlene Ralston (A) Lucille Scabarozi Tracy Solverson Eileen Termunde Gregory & Evelyne Pauline Musselman Royal & Meryl Ranney Thomas Scallon Cameron Lemuel Sooy John & Nancy Terrill Maxwell Benny & Linda Nale Sandra Rasmussen (A) George & Suzanne Nicholas Leventis & Kevin Tharp Cynthia Mazzola Kenneth James Natzel Jr. T.B. & Mary Ann Rastorfer Schacher Chariklia Rudy Theriault Frank & Cindee Greg Naughton Terry Ravanelli (A) Thomas Schaefer Sotiriou-Leventis Don Thomann Herrick McGrane Barbara Ray (A) Robin Schaefferkoetter Millie Spears Drew Michael Thomas

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Wayne Thrasher Gertrud Webb Barbara Thurston Grace Weber Ross Tidemann Fred Weibling James Tigner Edward & Cindy Ways to give Harold & Carla Tilley Weidenbenner Lowell & Bette Tonding Debra Weil Kimberley Tongue Kim Weislar Ellen Townsend Andy Weiss Cash (including five-year pledges of cash gifts) is the most popular Margaret Townsend Donna Welch Kathleen Trenner Robert & Melody Welther and flexible type of charitable gift. Deductible to 50 percent of Charles Trowbridge Jesse & Lenore Welty adjusted gross income (AGI), with a five-year carry-forward. Elizabeth Allman Geraldine Werths Trowbridge Loren & Virginia West The full-market value of securities having unrealized long-term Rebecca Trowbridge Billy White capital gains when given philanthropically is deductible to Sandy & Alistair Trumbo Charles White Elinor Tucker James & Lesley White 30 percent AGI, with a five-year carry-forward. Donors may Emily Marie Tucker William White avoid capital gains tax that would have been payable if they Peter Tucker Cathy Whitlock sold the stock and gave cash. Chris Turner (A) Martin Whitworth James & Kathi Turner Robert Wieberg James & Wilma Turner Floyd & Linda Wieland Rebecca Ann Turner William & Peggy Wiggins Matching corporate gifts enable donors to double, triple or Charlane Tygum Larry Wilcoxen (A) Dwight Tynon Alfred Williams even quadruple their gift, depending on the matching gift policy. John Tyrrell Charles Williams Matching gifts are “soft-credited” to donors for gift club Helen Urban Cynthia Williams recognition. Irene Utley Elizabeth Ashley

profile of donors profile Patricia Van Deman Williams (A) Michael & Lori Joan Williams Van Maanen Sonja Williams Charitable gift annuity (minimum of $10,000) pays a guaranteed Kay Morrison Vance Dennis & Lynn Wilson fixed income to a donor and/or a beneficiary for life with the Mary Sue Vanderhoff Kenneth & Joi Wilson Timothy Vandeschraaf William & Ann Winch residual value of the annuity given to Missouri S&T upon the death Jim Vandike Debra Winebrenner of the annuitant. (Income tax deduction, estate tax savings and Jack & Ruby Vandiver David Witwer Shirley Vaniperen Liene Womack capital gains tax savings.) Dalia Elena Varanka John Woodfin John Vetter Jane Woolford Jerry Vick Jodi Woosley Charitable remainder trust (minimum of $20,000) pays an income K.M. Vincent Susan (Holliday) Linda Virant Wrasmann to the donor or beneficiary for a term of years or for life with the Matthew Vitello Douglas Edward Wright remaining principal given to Missouri S&T upon the death of the Kurt Vitoux Mitzi Wright donor/beneficiary. (Income tax deduction, estate tax savings and Ronald Vitoux Vicki Wrigley Joan Vivrett David & Maribeth capital gains tax savings.) Karen Wade Wronkiewicz Jeff Wagner Dorothy Wyant Valerie Wagoner (A) Barbara Yates Doug Wahn Randy Yocum Testamentary gifts (bequests through wills) give some donors the Ada Belle Walker LaVada Yost greatest opportunity to make a substantial gift to Missouri S&T. Albert & Gloria Walker Juanita Young Debra Walker Summer Young Georgia Walker Norman & Jean Stephanie Walker Youngsteadt Charitable lead trust pays an income to Missouri S&T for a term Victoria Walker Cliff & Nancy of years; at term’s end, the remaining principal or asset is returned Stanley & Clara Wallach Zamazanuk to the donor or designated beneficiary. (Income tax deduction, Richard Wallinford Kenneth Elmer & Janet Roberta Walton Zepernick estate tax savings and capital gains tax savings.) Dale & Sara Wands Steve & Barbara Janelle Wanek Zernicke Alice Mae Ward Mitzie Zerr Speedy Warner (A) Yahong Rosa Zheng Please call 800-392-4112 or go to campaign.mst.edu for Karen Washington Carol Ziemann more information. Deana Watson James Zimmer (A) Karl Watson Alvin Zitterkob Rudene Watson Kim Zitterkob Alvin & Melva Weaver V.P. Zitterkob

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More than 1,700 Missouri S&T alumni, parents and friends donate their time and talents to advance the university. They do so by serving on various committees, academies, and advisory councils, working as guest lecturers, volunteer staff, legislative advocates, leaders and coordinators of alumni sections, and through a variety of other efforts. Missouri S&T is grateful for the special commitment of our volunteers, and we wish to recognize them for their efforts during the past year. These volunteers are recognized for the July 1, 2007, to June 30, 2008, fiscal year.

Campus Steven Parks '82 Robert Buechel Jr. '73 Stephen Voss '82 Ray Forrester '72 (A) Academy of Chemists Gregory Skannal '85 Charles Buel '73 Amy Kathleen (Hackler) Gary Foutch '76 & Biochemists (FCR) Volunteers Andre Trevor Spears '87 Stephanie Lynn Buffa '03 Wilson '84 Raymond Freeman '72 Margaret (Herman) Barbara (Bening) Paul Haas '50 Richard Beaty '67 Stockdale '82 Busby '79 (A) OGS Executive Gail (Dolan) Hahn '82 Board of Trustees Marvin Woods '82 Robert Byrne Hank Karen (Kohl) Committee Beckmann '81 (A) Michael Robert Hankinson '60 (A) M Richard Arnoldy '69 Carlson '99 Dale Harris '58 Michael Roy AARRC Active Beckmann '82 (A) Keith Bailey '64 (A) Vinisha (Bhatt) Clark '91 Henry Brown '68 Arthur Helwig '50 (A) Steven John Becher '96 Ex-Officio Members Scott Luther Cochran '91 John F. Carney III Harry Hershey '60 Frank Blum James Bertelsmeyer '66 Daniel Jonathan Cool '99 Linda Doshi M William James Carey Bottom '72 Glenn Brand '39 Raymond Betz '66 Ernest Kelvin Kevin Dickens John Eash '79 (A) George Jamieson '50 M Robert Brinkmann '71 Banks '81 (A) Natalie (Sanders) Connie Eggert William Jones Jr. '62 Holger Er-chah Chen '72 Jimmie Christen '65 Henry Brown '68 Valentino Bates '76 M Elder '98 (A) Edward Harvey III Dale Anthony Kyser '82 (A) John F. Carney III Consuela Latai Johnson '97 Laura Lee (Castle) Ely '04 Michael Paul Leming '57 Cyrus Crowder '76 Robert Downing '81 Roger Dorf '65 Gregory McClain '72 Gary Fennewald '73 Haynes '78 (A) M Glenn Lipscomb II '81 (A) Thomas Connie Eggert Robert Morrison Jr. '71 Michael Christopher Paul David Hirtz '95 Joseph Louvar '57 (A) Gary Forsee '72 M Zebulun Nash '72 (A) Fox '90 Ronald Johnson '70 (A) Douglas Ludlow Dunning Jr. '65 (A) Robert Garvey '61 James Nicks Jr. '77 Christopher Lee Stephanie Martensen Virendra Mathur '61 Harry Neal Gary Havener '62 Gottman '95 Ronald Miller '64 Kenneth Mayhan '65 Grannemann '61 (A) William James Jean (Fischer) Holley '81 Campaign Steering Marques Wade Griffin '01 Perrin Roller '80 (A) Dale McHenry '81 (A) Oliver Manuel Thomas Holmes '50 M Committee Christina Ann Griwach '97 Cathy Schindler James McKelvey '45 Barry Koenemann '70 Bradley Dean Haug '87 Jon Schneider '87 (A) Maureen (Murphy) Richard Matthews '02 John Mathes '67 Sandra Simmons Robert Russell Richard Arnoldy '69 Brady Franklin Hays '98 Midgley '82 Ronald Miller '64 Duane David Highley '83 Patricia (Ruma) Ronald Miller '64 William Shermer '64 Zebulun Nash '72 (A) Keith Bailey '64 (A) Spence '94 Loren Dale Sivils '95 Roger Dorf '65 Michael Gerard Zebulun Nash '72 (A) Darlene Susan (Meloy) Hinkamp '86 Michael Noble '79 Robert Steinkamp '62 Gary Forsee '72 M Ramsay '84 Jennifer Faye (Damron) Leon Otte '68 James Stoffer Robert Garvey '61 Committee Jay Switzer Perrin Roller '80 (A) Hopper '98 Robert Pahl '68 (A) Gary Havener '62 Wilbur Tappmeyer '47 Jon Schneider '87 (A) Sarah Ann (Peterson) Participation Dennis Parker '68 (A) Richard Jean (Fischer) Holley '81 Larry Thompson '70 Robert Keiser '65 Jamison '97 Gary Patterson '60 (A) Stegemeier '50 (A) Brian Jones Veo Peoples Jr. '70 Kay Thornton '78 Geoffrey Steinhart '79 John Mathes '67 Academy of Richard Vitek '58 M Ronald Miller '64 Brian Scott Jones '01 Donald Peterson '50 Cynthia Tang '85 (A) M Kevin Lee '02 Chemical Engineers James Poarch '60 Mrs. William (Ruby) Zebulun Nash '72 (A) Richard Vitek '58 M Stephen Joseph Lorenz '86 David Porchey '68 Webb '39 (A) Cheryl (Smith) Walker '86 David Price Jr. '68 Charles Altheide '56 (A) Richard Edward Alton May Jr. '83 Donald Puyear '54 William Walker '58 Annette (Tijerina) Ernest Kelvin Eric Rapp '68 Academy of Theodore Weise '67 M Stegemeier '50 (A) Banks '81 (A) Jeff Steinhart ‘79 Meyerkord '01 Kenneth Riley '56 (A) Civil Engineers Joan (Brune) Maureen (Murphy) David Barclay '76 (A) Jorge Rodriguez '65 Cynthia Tang '85 (A) M Woodard '73 Midgley '82 Richard Bauer '51 (A) Paul Rothband '43 Theodore Weise '67 M James Bertelsmeyer '66 Rohn Abbott '66 Larry Mueller '75 Joseph Schardl Jr. '68 William Alsmeyer '41 African American Nicolaus Neumann '74 Marvin Borgmeyer '74 Dale Schillinger '56 (A) Corporate Glenn Brand '39 James Anderson '55 Recruitment & Mark Newell Y.T. Shah William Development Council Joel Addison Brand '86 Retention Committee Martin Penning '80 (A) Susan Marie Simmons '84 Anderson Jr. '67 Angela (Beshears) John Brodhacker '44 (A) Richard Soehlke '52 (AARRC) David Bunch '57 Charles Andrew '68 Michelle (Robinson) Privett '98 (A) Steven Souders '74 William Andrews Adams Gary Re '78 Ronald Canon '70 Robert Steinkamp '62 Joseph Chang '70 Richard Arnoldy '69 Mark Crawford Jr. '96 Jane Maria (Bokermann) David Reinke '72 (A) Robert Stevens '81 Chester Baker '55 Julian Demetrius Aselage '86 Michael Richter '73 Richard Chapman '70 Gerald Stevenson '59 (A) Calvin Cobb '64 Donald Ballard '57 Davenport Gregory Baker '78 Aaron Paul Robison '00 Allen Kent Thoeni '63 Richard Barr '61 Randy Donaldson '78 Kim Colter '73 Ryan Patrick Barr '95 Lynn Marion (Davis) Keith George Tomazi '81 Valentino Bates '76 M Lister Florence '95 Orrin Crosser Steven Lee Baymiller '91 Rolen '89 Roger Truitt '71 Robert Bay '49 (A) Allyson (Taylor) Hall '97 Steven John Becher '96 Timothy Joseph Saxe '97 John Culter '76 James Unnerstall '56 (A) Kimberly Kay Jerry Bayless '59 (A) Maria Holmes '83 Mary Bird David Schepers '75 Fred Vogt II '66 James Beavers '66 Denney '82 (A) Steven Bernard Matthew Frederick David Eldon Schmidt '98 Kenneth Wall '71 Tommie Beckley '63 Howard '93 (A) Brian Keith Donley '87 Bleckman '04 Jon Schneider '87 (A) Robert Wellek '68 (A) Robert Bening '55 (A) Andrea Lynette Hutson Sarah Ruth Ronald Spalding '74 Bipin Doshi '62 M Charles Wentz Jr. '57 (A) Donald Laurel Berger '50 LaWanda Michelle (Reeves) Bock '87 Robert Steinhoff Jr. '80 Kenneth Wood '60 (A) Richard Berning '69 (Pritchard) Jones '91 Dowling Jr. '51 (A) Donald Bolin '74 Adam Rip Stringer '87 Kenneth Wulfert Jr. '64 (A) Robert Berry '72 (A) M Jon Charleton King '97 Lynn Flaim '80 William Book Steve Ross Szabo '99 Jacques Zakin '65 John Best '55 Ronald Ollie '73 William Flood '43 (A) Heather Jean (Deutscher) Gary Toth '70 Raymond Betz '66 Buchwitz '98

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Greg Bolon '85 Dale Klohr '58 Marcus Thornsberry '83 James Coffman '60 (A) James Skiles '51 (A) Lucien Bolon Jr. '59 (A) Richard Klusmeyer '70 Kevin Zane Truman '85 Thomas Joseph Dalton '84 Daniel Smith '85 Steven Brady '67 Stephen Knobbe '85 Charles Turner '66 Elroy Denningmann '68 Gene Smith '44 Rodney Breuer '79 Barry Koenemann '70 Gary Turner '66 Anthony Derhake '69 Harry Smith '42 Robert Brinkmann '71 John Andrew Komlos '85 James Van Buren '63 (A) Earl Dille James Smith '47 (A) Henry Brown '68 (A) Donald Kozeny '57 David Visintainer '71 Robert Dockey '70 Louis Smith '66 Thomas Buechler Jr. '71 Joseph Krispin '54 (A) Alvin Wansing '69 Richard Duncan '49 Keith Stanek David Busse '81 Frederick William Dwayne Webb '67 James Eckhoff '60 Harold Steinbruegge '57 Robert Butchko '71 (A) Kummer Jr. '55 Ernst Weinel '44 Richard Eimer Jr. '71 (A) Jack Stewart '56 (A) Harold Butzer '47 (A) Roger LaBoube '70 Carl Weis '43 (A) Kelvin Erickson '78 Paul Stigall '62 (A) Edward Calcaterra '52 Allan LaPlante '63 Doug Wesselschmidt '83 Ronald Fannin M Robert Strain '50 Robert Campbell '71 (A) James Latham '65 Gary John White '85 Mark Fehlig '73 Jerry Swearingen '54 John F. Carney III Gary Lee '71 (A) Thomas Martha (Shultz) Kent Swearingen '63 Frank Carroll '55 David Lewis '78 Whitecotton III '62 Fowler '61 (A) Thomas Sweeney '69 Franklin Cheng James Lovelace '60 Robert Wayne James Fricke '75 (A) Cynthia Tang '85 (A) M Danny Chilton '65 Charles Lyons '64 Whitehead '61 (A) Gary Fulks '71 George Tomazi '58 (A) M Louis Chiodini Jr. '61 Francis Lyons '50 Steve Willis '67 Walter Gajda Jr. M Edward Tuck '53 William Clarke '74 (A) James Lyons '66 Willis Wilson '73 Chandrakant Gandhi '50 Thomas Van Doren '62 M Matt Coco '66 (A) John Mathes '67 Kent Wray Thomas Gaylord '65 Harold Vannoy '63 Glen David Comstock '68 Larry McCallister '78 John Wright '61 Richard Gillette '65 Roger Volk '68 M John Critchfield '74 James McGrath '49 Christopher Yarnell '84 Charles Gross '66 (A) Thomas Voss '69 (A) Michael Crow '72 Gilbert McKean '62 Wei-Wen Yu Robert Hanna '43 Michael Walker '69 Joseph Crowe '58 Garth McKinney '43 Thomas Zenge '69 Robert Hansen '49 William Walker '58 Robert Dacey '64 Michael Walter Zimmermann '62 Thomas Herrick '58 Albert Weinrich '59 David Diestelkamp '77 McMillen '67 (A) William Hord '59 (A) Theodore Weise '67 M Stanley Dolecki '50 Arthur Meenen '46 (A) Academy of Edwin Hughes '49 David Allan Whiteley '84 Robert Durney '70 Joseph Mickes '58 Computer Science George Hughes '69 Roy Wilkens '66 Gene Edwards '52 (A) M John Moll '69 (A) John Koeper '66 Ronald Willoughby '73 (A) Kevin Eisenbeis '79 William Montgomery '58 Margy (Rice) William Krieg '69 Donald Willyard '62 (A) Richard Elgin '74 (A) Jonathan Motherwell '74 Beckmeyer '73 Leonard Laskowski III '73 (A) John Wolf '67 Max Ethridge '70 Carroll Muenks '76 William Eaton '70 Vernon Lawson '48 Ralph Wolfram '50 (A) Charles Etwert '71 Paul Rudolph Robert Feldmann '80 Dennis Leitterman '76 (A) Laszlo Zala '55 (A) Larry Farmer '61 (A) Munger '58 Donald Gaitros '66 James Leonard '76 David Fenton '63 Matthew Nail '76 James Gantt '72 Ernest Littleton '62 Academy of Engineering Stuart Ferrell '64 (A) David Owsley '61 Daniel Hirschbuehler '80 James Longshore Jr. '56 Management James Foil '74 (A) John Parker '65 John Hock '82 Elmer Luehring '55 William Ford '66 James Patterson '54 Ronald Lutes '73 Jean (Fischer) Holley '81 Dan Amsden '75 (A) Lynn Frasco '68 Lowell Patterson '66 Darrel Mank '69 Randy Kerns '74 (A) John Francis Bade '85 profile of volunteers profile James Frey '74 (A) Carl Gene Penzel '55 Michael Koclanes '79 Dennis Mason '58 (A) Merl Baker '63 Herman Joseph Perkins '61 Herbert Krasner '73 Walter Mathews '48 (A) Joe Ballard '72 Fritschen Jr. '51 (A) Ronald Dean Petering '83 John Lovitt '70 Robert Mayse '57 Robert Edwin Richard Frueh '75 Thomas Petry '67 Daniel McNicholl '80 John McKee '41 M Benezette '72 Jeng-Fuh Ger '85 Ronald Pierce '65 Adonica (Henley) James McNabb '58 John Bertelsmeyer '70 James Gorrell '67 David Plank '59 (A) George McPherson Jr. Randall '75 (A) Robert Bruce '69 (A) Dominic Grana '72 Paul Patrick Poepping '65 Danny Reed '78 H. 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Robert Sfreddo '58 (A) Banks '81 (A) Jack Thomas Donze '00 Alison Elizabeth Donald Capone '58 John Mathes '67 Donald Shaw '69 (A) Connie Lynn (Meyers) Amy Marie (Jacks) Ibendahl '05 Danny Chilton '65 Heather Cristen William Shaw '49 Bauers '02 (A) Eggen '05 Freddie Ipock '76 (A) Louis Chiodini Jr. '61 McClinton '06 Andrew Singleton '00 (A) Matthew Edward Clarence Ellebracht Jr. '64 Nikodem Maria Kathy Christy Michael McComas '69 Randall Lee Skaggs '89 Bayne '06 Thomas Feger '69 (A) Jedrzejewski '98 William Clarke '74 (A) John McFarland Kevin Skibiski '75 (A) Michael David Michael Flannigan '81 Mark Ledrick Johnson '05 John Claypool '60 (A) Donald Richard Smith '77 Becvar '94 (A) Bradley Flauaus '94 Ronald Johnston '73 (A) Matt Coco '66 (A) McGovern '58 (A) James Spehr '64 John Berger '68 (A) Lister Florence '95 James Jones '71 (A) Melissa Rose (Benedick) James McGrath '49 Frederick Steele '65 Larry Thomas Birkner '84 James Foil '74 (A) James Keebler '75 Corkill '91 Michael McMenus '81 Claude Strauser '69 (A) William Bishop '71 David Freise '77 Roger Lee Keller '75 Ronald Craven '81 Michael Larry Strobel '61 Matthew Frederick John Furby '65 (A) John Greg Kellerman '82 Kyle Wayne Darnell '06 McMillen '67 (A) Clifford Tanquary '57 (A) Bleckman '04 Jerry Wade Gander '98 (A) Christopher Alan Kelly '03 Daniel Roy Richard Edward Arnold Medler '86 Bruce Tarantola '51 (A) Jeffrey Bledsoe '82 Matthew Gebhardt '02 Ted Kelly '77 (A) Dillard '06 Michael Meyer '75 Kelley Ann (Jozwiak) Daniel Bohachick '99 Eric Todd Gentles '02 Duane Evert Keys '00 Stanley Dolecki '50 Joseph Mickes '58 Thomas '91 (A) Tricia Marie (Kuhne) Denis Patrick Gladbach '94 Curtis Killinger '73 (A) Randall Dreiling '81 (A) John Miles '61 George Tomazi '58 (A) M Bohler '93 Adil Godiwalla '66 (A) Jeremiah David John Eash '79 (A) John Moore '57 Max Blair Trueblood Robert Bonagurio '78 Mark Steven King '06 (A) Kevin Eisenbeis '79 Cynthia June (Black) Gary Turner '66 Marvin Borgmeyer '74 Goldsmith '94 Natalie Victoria King '05 Richard Elgin '74 (A) Moses '90 James Van Buren '63 Philip Mark Bottrell '05 John Robert Gordon '02 Trini King '05 Thomas Ellis '75 (A) Milton Murry '64 (A) Jon Vaninger '63 Brian Keith Bradley '86 (A) Margaret (Dickerson) Dan Eugene Klaproth '81 Diane Epstein Richard Navarro '70 Richard Vehige '68 Glenn Whiteman Gordon '02 Kathleen Kozak-Miller Wilbur Feagan '76 M Michael Nelson '69 William Walker III '84 (A) Brand '83 Dirk Lynn Gowin '91 Michelle Kuykendal '05 Gary Fennewald '73 Gilbert Newberry Glenn Windsor Warren '48 Mindy Sue (Woodill) James Grace '76 Michael Shannon Michael Ferretti '67 James Nicks Jr. '77 Walter Alan Warren '86 Brand '84 Jarrod Robert Grant '98 (A) Lambert '90 Jill (Miller) Finklang '87 Amy Lynn Noelker '85 Keith Wedge '70 (A) M Christopher Brannon '85 Mark Gredell '79 Richard Langenstein '87 Paul Fleischut '85 Craig O'Dear '79 Robert Wayne Angel Renee (Spivey) Rachel Leigh Grodsky '06 Dennis Lister Florence '95 Daniel O'Sullivan Jr. '82 Whitehead '61 (A) Brondel '01 Kevin Hagan '80 Leitterman '76 (A) Donald Fluchel '72 John Parker '71 (A) Janet Louise Henry Brown '68 (A) Daniel Hagen Jr. '04 Steven Lett '73 James Foil '74 (A) James Patterson '54 Wickey-Spence '85 Richard Alan Brown '83 William Hallett '55 Joseph Marvin Liefer '06 Michael Theodore Peachee Jr. '72 Robert Williams Jr. '74 David Chris Brucker '82 (A) Benjamin Lee David Little Foresman '67 (A) Carl Gene Penzel '55 Ronald Williams '63 (A) William Brunkhorst II '79 Hankins '81 (A) Marie Little Robert Freeland '60 Veo Peoples Jr. '70 Dyle Wilson '70 (A) Jeffrey Buck '77 Richard Harwin '80 Sherry Yan-Shiaw Liu '87 John Robert Roger Phillips '74 Suzanne Acacia (Medlock) David Bufalo '66 (A) Ali Hashimi '87 Chin-Hwang Lo '84 Frerking '87 (A) David Plank '59 (A) Wilson '91 Stephanie Lynn Buffa '03 Leigh Ann Hauser '03 Kent Lynn '85 (A) Daniel Frisbee '72 (A) Kenneth Pohlig '64 Donald Wojtkowski '69 Ryan Lawrence Wilfred Hegg '73 Paul Michael Mack '91 Richard Frueh '75 Charles Powell '71 Lawrence Wolf '79 Buschjost '94 Gary Heimbaugh '78 Stephan Virgil Joseph Gabris '80 Mary Ann Pulley '99 Robert Zagar '70 Sarah Anne Butler '05 Larry Hendren '73 (A) M Magenta '99 Lawrence George '89 Darlene Susan (Meloy) Raymond Zook '57 Samuel Martin Byrd '98 Polly (Reed) Peter Malsch '62 Jerry Gilmore '60 Ramsay '84 (A) Warren Cadwell '77 Hendren '73 (A) M Keith Khan Mandachit '98 Jarrod Robert Grant '98 (A) Peter Redel '55 Brian Thomas Call '97 Allen Lee Hentges '93 Christopher Keith William Green '68 Joseph Reichert '59 Alumni Association Preston Wade John Hentges '89 Marlow '98 Aaron Greenberg '50 (A) M Charles Remington '49 Admissions Carney '02 (A) Jesus Hernandez S '78 Michael Marx '77 Ronald Griesenauer '70 Thomas Richter '73 (A) Ambasadors Warren Carroll '59 Russell Herring '59 Sandra (Turnbough) Ronald Halbach '65 (A) James Roberts '53 Jason Edward Carter '96 Yoelit Hannah (Shapiro) Marx '77 Harold Dennis Barbara Robertson Daniel Thomas Aiken '06 Raul Carvajal '78 Hiebert '81 Dennis Mason '58 (A) Haubein '66 Susan (Hadley) David Brian Akers '82 Harold Chernoff '83 Gary Hines '95 Edward Alton May Jr. '83 Larry Hendren '73 (A) M Rothschild '74 (A) M Jacqueline Marie (Kopp) Phillip Brandon Delores (James) Thomas May '66 (A) Robert Hoffmann '81 (A) Todd Wayne Rush '82 Albers '01 Coleman '02 Hinkle '75 (A) Christopher Martin Bradley Harry Mayberry '98 (A) Hornburg '69 Michael Hurst '74 (A) Freddie Ipock '76 (A) James Jackson '59 Ronald William Jagels '86 (A) Richard Janis '68 Average alumni gift made to Missouri S&T in Paul Jobe '95 Rollie Johnson '62 Richard Jordan '70 $1,007 2007-08 compared to $974 average for all Philip Jozwiak '66 (A) Angelina Juarez public, research doctoral institutions. 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Joseph McBride '70 Curtis Duane Robinson '03 Keith Wedge '70 (A) M Andrew Jay Jeffers '85 Alumni Association Sandra (Hartmann) Nathan Gabriel Rues '02 (A) Todd Alan Wegner '07 (A) Michael Johnson '01 McBride '70 Melvin Douglas Sachs '86 Emily Jean Wehmeyer '97 Raghuram Bola Kamath '00 Class Coordinators Robert McCann '80 Stephen Saliga '87 Megan Noel Weston '08 Kishore Prem Khemani '93 Heather Cristen Gualberto Sanchez '78 Aaron Matthew Whitney '05 Robert Kostelnik '75 Leslie Blumberg '62 McClinton '06 Sehrazat (Omurtak) Roger Wiley '70 Kristi Lynn Kuhlmann '01 Brian Thomas Call '97 John Carter '77 Ranney McDonough '66 (A) Saridereli '81 Ralph Wolfram '50 (A) Michelle Kuykendal '05 John Patrick Robert Meredith Saxer '61 Robert Wonish '75 Lisa Elizabeth Lai Fook '99 Eugene Fadler '62 Jill (Miller) Finklang '87 McGillivray '87 Robert Scanlon '73 (A) Jeffrey Michael Wood '92 Joshua Glenn Lawalin '02 Christine Medley Stephen Schade '74 Thomas James Yanske '05 Philip Woon Yau Ling '92 Daniel Frisbee '72 (A) Jonathan Richard Grohs '97 James Medlin '67 (A) Erin (Kenney) Schillie '98 Steven Eric Young '95 Paul Martin Majors '96 (A) Alexandria Latrice Philip Monroe Schloss '06 Thomas Zenge '69 Daniel Marley '84 Andrew Marshall Jenkins '97 Merritt '03 Ryan Schmidt '06 David Ziegler '85 Gregory McClain '72 Russell Kamper '62 (A) David Louis Meyer '81 Jeremy Schnurbusch '05 William Ziegler '82 Heather Cristen Shella Dawn Keilholz '97 Michael Meyer '75 Robert Schoonover '79 McClinton '06 Jon Kremer '72 Cori Marie Lock '02 H. Edward Midden III '69 Keith Schuette '77 (A) Alumni Association Michael McEnery '85 Henry Edward Midden IV '95 Joseph Wade James Patrick McGrath '88 Peter Malsch '62 Career Contact & Zebulun Nash '72 (A) Bruce Miller '50 M Schumer '92 (A) Casey Patrick Morriss '97 Lori Ann Miller '05 Jeffrey Seaman '00 Alumni Network Dale Morse '79 Norbert Neumann '52 Rex Miller David Thomas Richard Navarro '70 Stephen Rudy Puljak '92 (A) Thomas Karl Mills Jr. '02 Seeburger '03 Babar Mohammad Carol Ann Nelson '94 Nicole L.M. Talbot '77 (A) Akinori Miyamoto Christina Louise Sfreddo '94 Ahmad '01 Craig O'Dear '79 Mark Moran '77 (A) Marshall Shackelford '76 Scott Wayne Ashwell '95 (A) Erik Shane Ohare '92 Parents’ & Guardians’ Diane Morrey Susan Marie Simmons '84 Tracey Dawn (Davis) John Edward Pearson '88 Association Joseph Morrey Andrew Singleton '00 (A) Ashwell '95 (A) Helene Hardy Pierce '83 (A) Robert Morrison Jr. '71 Gregory Skannal '85 John Michael Ay '85 Stephen Rudy Puljak '92 (A) Andrew Phillip Bachle '96 Deloris Adriano William Moses '59 David Skitek '67 Xiang Ren '04 Frank Adriano Jeff Scott Mosher '94 Neil Smith '68 (A) Angela Denise (Urbanc) Robert Schnell '78 Bachle '95 Tom Alyea Zebulun Nash '72 (A) Joshua Robert Sneller '05 Jeffrey Paul Schroeder '95 Villie Appoo Bret Baldwin '93 (A) Alfred Neiman '53 Boonchuay Randall Schuetz '83 Jim Benedick Ernest Kelvin Banks '81 (A) Parris Ng '00 Srithammasak '93 Raymond Michael Pat Benedick Fred William Niemeier '95 Michael Steffens '73 David James Bayless '87 Seggelke Jr. '93 Diane Margaret Pamela Carte Michael Lee Noble '91 (A) Ryan Stelzleni '04 (A) Paul Gerald Segura '88 Donna Lee Cartwright Butrus '85 (A) Michael O'Brien '82 Edwin Paul Stuckey '82 Susan Marie Simmons '84 Kathy Christy Ronald Ollie '73 Dawn Marie (Gomez) Jimmie Clifford '77 Valerie (Williams) Mark Anthony Karla Cole Melanie Ann Overholt '00 Stufft '99 (A) Simpson '84 Nick Dimartino David Owsley '61 Timothy Sutterer '85 Crawford Jr. '96 Gregory Skannal '85 Cathy Eimer (A) Steven Parks '82 Nicole Talbot '77 (A) Kyle Wayne Darnell '06 Mary Esther (Nussbaum) Richard Eimer Jr. '71 (A)

profile of volunteers profile Lisa Marie (Peterkort) J. Michael Party '78 Michael Taylor '72 Smith '93 Diane Epstein James Patterson '54 Brian Ronald Derr '99 Karen Squires '89 James William Dietzel '99 Steve Epstein James Kenneth Pazdera '86 Tenholder '97 Vivek Srinivasan '99 Helen Jankowski Jonathan Perry '87 David Tepen '90 (A) Elizabeth Dixon '99 Nathan Philip Staehling '94 Laura Marie (Schisler) Bernadette Johnson Russell Pfeifle Jr. '74 (A) James Kenneth William Steinkamp '64 (A) Trudy Jonas Helene Hardy Pierce '83 Thompson '73 Dixon '90 Paul Taylor '58 James Lance Driskill '94 Lisa Kirkwood Jennifer (Wang) Posda '76 Katherine Marie Kelley Ann (Jozwiak) Jeff Kuhn Henry Pat Duvall '62 (A) Amanda Grabowski Thompson '06 Thomas '91 (A) David Little Posgai '99 Pedro Tumialan David Edgar '93 Patrick Joseph Toby '88 Cassandra Lee Marie Little Eric Potts '73 (A) Dela Cruz '68 Kim Wayne Tracy '85 Linda Loebach Stephanie Prather '05 Leonor Valdez-Sanchez '05 Engstrom '92 William Luther Robert Michael John McFarland Elizabeth Ann (Willis) Jonathan Roger Syler Van Unzicker IV '98 Marilyn McFarland Fischer '06 (A) Ragsdale '00 Houten '03 Jennifer Lynn (Shay) Christine Medley Larry James Ragsdale Jr. '98 David Villafana '70 Kelli Marie Gist '01 Walker '99 Rachel Leigh Grodsky '06 Peter Meeks Darlene Susan (Meloy) Leon Virtue '69 Katherine Leigh Wasem '99 Veronica Meeks Ramsay '84 (A) Joseph Vitali '59 John Charles Jonathan Hale Waters '81 Hartleroad '93 Diane Morrey Todd Steven Rastorfer '98 John Voss '85 Susan Elaine Joseph Morrey Kem Robert Reed '84 Kenneth Lee Voss '96 Gary Hines '95 Watson-Hajjar '83 (A) Jason Edward Holschen '96 Gilbert Newberry Walter Reed Jr. '69 (A) Jeffrey Edmund Ward '05 Willis Wilson '73 Rhonda Newberry Kevin Dale Renfro '85 Michael Warfel '75 Douglas Hughes '63 Thomas Jacob Christopher Hull '86 Frankie Petersen Robert Riess '79 (A) Cornelius Penny Wingard '06 (A) Joseph Rapone Weaver '07 (A) Stephen Allen Ingracia '93 Richard Denson Words '00 Richard Jauer Jr. '63 Susan Rapone Jeff Schussele Sara Schussele Donna Shaw Douglas Shaw Michael Shryock Phyllis Steckel Cathy Voss Number of students in an average class Tim Voss 29 Judy Ward at Missouri S&T. Thomas Ward Dennis Woltering Beth Worth Fredrick Edward Worth '87

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denotes Order of the Golden Shillelagh member | (A) denotes Miner Alumni Association donors KMST Charter Society member | M denotes Hasselmann Society member | * denotes deceased

Past Presidents, Judith Hagen Greg Harris (A) Parents’ & Helen (Allen) Huffman Guardians’ Billy Key (A) Association Nancy Lentz Meet the new president: Perrin Roller Rodney Lentz Perrin Roller Joe DePasquale Charles Remington '49 This fall, , GeoE’80, rate of association members. Build upon Dick Lamb Don Sparlin became president of the Miner Alumni the existing support for the university Dennis McGee '69 William Stoltz '68 Missouri S&T Magazine H. Edward Midden III '69 Max Blair Trueblood Association. staff both from individuals and from Sandy Perdue * Norman Tucker '40 sat down with the vice president of well corporations. Susan Ramsey engineering for Devon Energy to get his Joseph Ricca Scorekeepers, perspective about the job. What challenges do you see facing the Barbara Robertson Officials & Assistants Joseph Rosenauer alumni association in the coming years? Max Blair Trueblood Frank Blum What do you feel is the most I see three main challenges. Obviously Richard Vehige '68 Lee Buhr Joseph Volk Jr. important role of the Miner we are concerned with fundraising due to A. Curtis Elmore '86 (A) Ronald Yersak Harold Fiebelman '66 (A) Alumni Association? the economy and the financial markets. Stan Hines One of the most important roles Recruiting is also important. With Alumni Association Kenneth Kaunley Office Volunteers Megan Kean-O’Brien of the Miner Alumni Association is to the declining number of students in Lynn McFarland provide a huge, working network for Missouri, we must begin recruiting more Jerry Bayless '59 (A) Richard Miller the graduates of students nationally. I also think the alumni Donald Donald Olds Brackhahn '93 (A) M Mark Potrafka this university. association, along with the university, is Nancy Merle Southern '61 (A) This is important in a unique position to help develop new Brackhahn '96 (A) M Kevin Tharp because it provides ideas for energy and move them forward, Matt Coco '66 (A) Sherman Widener Richard Elgin '74 (A) Dennis Wilson a communications considering the number of alumni in the Betty Eyberg '50 link with the university energy business in some form or fashion. Lawrence George '89 Volunteer Coaches Charles Hell to keep alumni Wayne Huebner '82 Scott Caron association members As a graduate of Missouri S&T, how do Milton Murry '64 (A) Kristina Kay Conley '08 aware of and involved you feel the university prepared you for Charles Remington '49 Lindsey Werdell in all of the current your success? Angela (Beechner) Perrin Roller Rolufs '84 (A) happenings; it helps One of the keys to success was the Susan (Hadley) Volunteer Doctors Rothschild '74 (A) M our members with career networking in development of my critical thinking skills. Keith Wedge '70 (A) M Keith Frederick their industries; it provides an avenue to S&T graduates have always had a reputation Dennis Goodman Mrs. Robert (Julia) provide financial, leadership and recruiting of being very good problem solvers. This is Wilson '62 (A) Glen Johnson Richard Johnston support; and helps keep you in touch with a big advantage in any industry. Larry Marti your friends and classmates. Athletics Debbi McCaul Donald McMullin If you could give advice to a new Miner Booster Bob Pearson What is your role as president? graduate, what would you say? Club Officers Michael Sullivan Jim Verhoff I am more of a team leader and Broaden your horizons and think Jerry Bayless '59 (A) facilitator. Along with the other members of globally. Realize we are in a global Richard Brow Jackling Jocks the Executive Committee and with the economy and there are numerous Lee Buhr Scott Caron Dewey Allgood Jr. tremendous help and support of the alumni opportunities for you as a Missouri S&T Floyd Ferrell Perry Allison '59 and development offices on campus, we graduate around the world. Don’t be afraid Judith Hagen Charles Anderson '52 control the rudder of the ship, so to speak, to pursue your dreams. Greg Harris (A) Larry Atha '58 Nancy Lentz Keith Bailey '64 (A) and continue to steer it in the proper David Roberts Carroll Bennett '54 direction. William Beydler '59 We have a long tradition of high-caliber On New Year’s Day, Miner Booster Club George Bock '52 Lucien Bolon Jr. '59 (A) individuals who have served as president Roller and his Morris Boren '62 and now continue to serve as past family were the Dewey Allgood Jr. Samuel Bowman III '57 Jerry Bayless '59 (A) Richard Boyett '58 (A) presidents, advising the board. We also have first to celebrate Donald Donald a great tradition of support from those that the university’s new Brackhahn '93 (A) M Brackhahn '93 (A) M have volunteered their time to the board Nancy Elmer Breidert '50 name. They were Brackhahn '96 (A) M Eugene Brenning '61 (A) and as section leaders and officers. hiking around Ann Edwards Brown (A) John Brose Mount Crichton at Robert Crowley Gary Broyles '61 What are your plans for your term? David Dearth '68 (A) Kenneth Cage '63 Queenstown, Susan Dearth (A) Kirby Cannon (A) Increase the networking with and New Zealand, near Caroleen Ferrell Arthur Keith Cook '42 the International Floyd Ferrell William Coolbaugh '50 among the members of the alumni Gene Gaddy Thomas Cooper '60 (A) association. Increase the participation Date Line.

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Delbert Day '58 (A) M John Theiss '51 Cecily Jones Other Volunteers Advisory Board, Jerome Dorlac '55 Richard Thurston '51 (A) Aimee Larkins Family Series Donald Dowling Jr. '51 Carlos Tiernon '54 Linda Laudon (A) Sidney Duerr Jr. '50 Norman Tucker '40 Daniel Edward Levine '07 Chancellor’s Leadership Fred Eckert '50 Michael Vancil '60 Ray Lockhart Emily Brickler Academy Speakers Martha Dinsdale Gene Edwards '52 (A) M William Varga '59 Stephen Malott (A) Cheryl Goltz Bill Engelhardt '60 (A) James Ware '56 Kathryn Malters Richard Arnoldy '69 Stephanie Hanson Roger Feaster '57 (A) Charles Weitzel '55 Lois Ann Marler Robert Chapman Lucille Myers Neil Fiala '56 (A) Newton Wells '59 (A) Lorraine McFarland Philip Chen '65 Joseph Geers '52 Robert Wheeler III '62 Maureen Meara Christopher Waller Mark Krahenbuhl '79 (A) William Geisler '54 William Wheeler '60 Donald Miller Pam Williams Steven Malcolm '70 John Woodfin James Gerard '54 (A) Louis Whitehair '59 Gloria Miller Susan (Hadley) Charles Germer '55 Paul Wiegard '63 Susan Mills '95 (A) Rothschild '74 David Gray '69 (A) Alden Williams '50 (A) Andrew Modlin '08 Randyl Stuckemeyer '70 Theatre Ushers Joseph Green '55 (A) Hugh Wilson '59 (A) Roberta Ellen (Brown) Kent Weisenstein '60 Bobby Van Harris '58 James Wilson '40 Morgan '87 Leslie Anderson Thomas Herrick '58 Larry Mullen Anita Beasley Arthur Herschbach '61 Public Radio Richard Myers Campus Marsha Belvo William Hill Sr. '58 Suzanne (Deardorff) Paule Ann Edwards Brown (A) Michael Hillmeyer '61 KMST Leland Perry Performing Arts Cynthia Hobart Lester Holcomb '51 (A) Gail Phelan Susan Kellems '91 Jimmy Houseman '60 Advisory Board, Robert Phelan Advisory Committee, Fred Krueger '58 Gene Huffman '52 (A) Public Radio KMST Khan Alfred Powell '06 Campus Performing Arts Mary Pat Krueger Dennis Hunnicutt '58 (A) Donnie Priest '66 Series Mary Kwantes Robert Hunter '58 Mary Jo Barbush-Weiss Bonnie Prigge Bob Petry William Hurlburt '58 Cathy Kovarik Primm Vicki Cox Abigail Alby Wanda Petry Ronald Husemann '59 William Ricker Bruce Harrill Emily Brickler Marian Pruitt Robert Jackson '57 (A) Marcia Ridley Andrew Layton Pat Carney Marsha Ray Kenneth Jobe '60 (A) Ruth Robertson Larry Mullen Bonita Prock Ann Renner Gilbert Jurenka '56 (A) Paul Rueff Virginia Ryle Kaemmerer Robert Schwartz Steve Skelton Ronald Jurenka '58 Virginia Ryle Kaemmerer Cheryl Seeger '80 Joann Stiritz Linda Taylor Harry Kennedy '51 (A) Cheryl Seeger '80 Gregory Stratman Mary Helen (Hunter) Walter Timson Dale Klohr '58 Ronald Selfors Stoltz '95 Thomas Koederitz '53 (A) Jeanne Senne * Leila Thomas Joseph Krispin '54 (A) KMST Volunteers Tammy Snodgrass Janet Walker James Lemon '63 Andrew Stewart Christopher Waller Jimmy Lemon III '61 Diana Ahmad (A) William Thomas John Woodfin James Marble '61 (A) Helen Allen Stoltz '91 (A) Shirley Andrews

profile of volunteers profile Don Matson '52 Suzanne Vaughan John McCarthy '55 (A) Hugh Bartlett Loretta Wallis Charles McCaw '62 (A) Morgan Bearden Amy Wilson Donald Amy Ann Brock Wommack McGovern '58 (A) Beechner-McCarthy '91 Ed McPherson '58 Marsha Belvo Gerald Metcalf '59 Deb Bledsoe Charles Miller '57 (A) Shawn Bleiler Robert Dean Moss '62 Donald Mark Mullin Brackhahn '93 (A) M Kenneth Murdock '62 Nancy Brackhahn '96 (A) M A message to our readers James Murphy '56 M James Brown '72 Marvin Nevins Jr. '41 (A) Jere Cadoret Wallace Northup '58 Donia Kay Camarena Lists have been sorted by preferred name, rather than Dale Orrick '56 (A) Ruth Canfield Andrew Careaga (A) Ray Parker Jr. '60 (A) nickname. While we have made every effort to list all who Herman Pfeifer '36 M John F. Carney III Robert Proctor '52 * Sally Carpenter made gifts, we may have overlooked a donor or volunteer. John Rasche '58 Vincent Carpenter Robert Reichelt '49 Richard Cavender If you find an error or omission, please notify: Dale Rockwell '57 Jeffrey Cawlfield Lynn Rockwell '59 Jeff Cohen Donald Roth '57 Daniel Collier Ray Rucker '54 Connie Eggert Charles Elliott Joel Scharf '59 (A) Stephanie Martensen Arthur Schmidt '50 Sammye Elliott Roger Schoeppel '52 (A) Betty Eyberg '50 Roy Sharp '61 Robert Fossey 212 Parker Hall James Shildmyer '56 (A) Dolores Gaub Alvin Shwartz '48 (A) Lawrence George '89 Rolla, MO 65409-0460 Paul Singer '58 Jay Goff Max Smith '59 Rebecca Guthrie 573-341-6685 • 573-341-4700 (fax) William Stoltz '68 Maureen Anne Hall '95 Robert Sucher '58 (A) Richard Hall John Sullivan '62 Greg Harris (A) Email: [email protected] John Summers '55 Barbara Johnson

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DONOR PROFILE

Philip and Diane Wade

Philip Wade, PetE’71, believes in giving back, and what better way to do so than to provide opportunities to students and researchers at his alma mater? Wade, now the founder and chief executive officer of Bluegrass Energy in Tulsa, Okla., has been a long-time supporter of Missouri S&T. Last summer, Wade and his wife, Diane, gave more than $50,000 to the university. In August, the Wades made their largest commitment yet to Missouri S&T with a pledge of $250,000. “I have been very fortunate with any success I have had, and I owe a debt of gratitude to the people and institutions who have influenced me,” Wade says. “I have no doubt I can be thankful for the degree I got at Missouri S&T that enables me to do what I am doing. Missouri S&T provided the opportunity for me to learn and develop during my formative years.” Of the Wades’ donation, $100,000 will support Missouri S&T’s Energy Research and Development Center (ERDC). The ERDC’s mission is to increase the visibility of energy issues while enabling teams of scientists, engineers and policy makers to address and solve key energy issues. This mission is important to Wade, who believes in exploring alternative energy while continuing to use existing energy sources. “From our country’s point of view, we need to develop technology in the future to meet our energy needs for our economy’s and society’s well being,” Wade says. They also established the Philip and Diane Wade Endowed Scholarship for students with high financial needs. These are students whose income combined with that of their families is less than $40,000 annually. Thirty-two percent of Missouri S&T’s students fall into this category. Finally the couple funded the Philip and Diane Wade Geological Engineering Trips, which are in the process of being arranged. Wade says no matter where his dollars go, he’s happy to support Missouri S&T. “One of the things I’ve tried to do with my contributions is to help the university in ways it sees fit to enhance itself in providing a quality education to our students who will be our future The gift of giving back leaders,” Wade says.

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