1994 Major Donors to the Meadow Brook Festival, Theatre and Fund

Table of Contents

Publisher Palace Sports & Enlertainment. .4 Palace Sports & Entertainment Board of Trustees and Officers of th e U niversity 6 President & CEO Tom Wilson Oakland Un iversity ManajZ in jZ Director Welcome to thefesuval. 11 Lou Korp as Oakland University: "In The National Spotlight 18-23 Director of Pnnn ng & Graphics Sharron Eearhos Meadow Brook Executive Committ ee 27

Oakland University Executive Committ e Chairpersons, 1994 33 Cultural Affairs Staff Eileen Arseneau ~ Stuart C. Hvke Past Executive Committee Chairpersons, 1964·1993 J 4-47

Conmb unng Writers Women's Commit tee H ighlights .48-49 Stephen [arusse Julie Holcomb Meadow Brook Theatre 52-53

Graphic £:'lresiJZf\efS Meadow Brook Theatre Guild 54 [odv Schuh Tim Paul Directors C ircle 56-60

Design Associates Spec ial Acknowledgements 62 Mamie Ch ilds Steven Fox Dave Fraser Contr ibutors to Meadow Broo k Mu sic Festival, Damn Mareornn Cara Sinischo Theatre and Fund Major Donors 65 Publication Assistant Contributors 68-72 Pamcra Williams

laYOUI & Design Palace Print inK& Graphic;

Cover Design Douglas Alden Peterson 30 Jeff Foxworthy "You Might Be a Redneck If. .. " Tour

18 Fred Penner & The Cat's Meow 31 Symphonic Rock - Meadow Band Brook Festival Orchestra , featuring 19 Dionne Warwick conductor David Palmer, performs 21 Ray Charles wsg Tower of Power the music of Genesis, Jethro Tull, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Yes 23 Melissa Manchester with The Meadow Brook Festival Orchestra

2 T he Temptations 1 Richard Jeni 4 Paul Anka 2 Maureen McGovern 6 Art Garfunkel with The 3 Little Richard Birmingham/Bloomfield 8 David Sanborn wsg Ronny Jordan Symphony Orchestra 9 Indigo Girls 7 Cleo Laine, John Dankworth and the Duke Ellin gton Orchestra 10 Laser Mania '94 featuring the music of Pink Floyd and others 16 Ballet Gran Folklorico de Mexico 15 The Smithereen 20 Back To The Future featuring Don McLean, Jesse Colin Young, Shining Time Station Live 16 Tom Rush, Al Stewart, Jonathan starring Thomas The Tank Engine Edwards and Steven Forbert. wsg Craig'n Company 21 Ricky Van Shelton wsg The 20 Tom Jones Mavericks The Charlie Daniels Band wsg 21 Raffi John Berry 26 27 The Everly Brothers wsg Kris Emmylou Harris 22 Kristofferson 23 Walt Disney Records' Parachute Express 27 Jazz Superfest featuring Stanle y Clarke, Larry Carlton, Billy s~ Cobham, Najee 1 Suzy Bogguss 29 Landis & Company Theatre of 9 Steven Wright Magic featuring The Great Vaudeville Magic Show BOARD OF TRUSTEES

JAMES A. SHARP, JR. Chairperson

LARRY W. CHUNOVICH ANDREA L. FISCHER DAVID T. FISCHER DAVID HANDLEMAN REX E. SCHLAYBAUGH, JR. STEPHAN SHARF HOWARD F. SIMS

SANDRA PACKARD Ex Officio

OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY

SANDRA PACKARD President

PAUL E. BISSONNETTE Vice President for Finance and Administration and Treasurer to the Board of Trustees

DAVID S. DISEND Vice President for University Relations and Executive Vice President of the Oakland University Foundation

DAVID E. HERMAN Acting Vice President for Student Affairs

GARY D. RUSSI Vice President for Academic Affairs WELCOME I I I I I I I

Welcome to the 31st season of th e Meadow Brook Music Festival. Oa kland University is proud to I sponso r this in ternationally renowned cultural program. Co untless pat ron s have enj oyed stellar perform ances II on the Baldwin Pavilion stage, and thi s season promises to continue th at lon g tradition of excellence. We are pleased to anno unce th at Meadow Brook Music Festival is now opera ted by Aren a Associates, Inc ., which may be familiar to you as th e Palace of Auburn Hills and Pine Knob Music Theatr e in I C larksto n. This alliance ensures a diverse selection of enterta inment, one that I am sure you will enjoy. Our goals as a public uni versity are to provide exce llent teac hing, the finest in research , and first-rate I· community servi ce programs. T h is past year has been an exciting one in th e life of th e U niversity. To sha re just a few of our accomplishments , Oakland was rated by U.S. News and World Report one of th e 10 "best val II ues'' among th e top 124 accredited Midwestern colleges and un iversitie s; our men 's and women 's swimming teams both won nati on al cha mpionships; and a study by our School of Health Sciences th at eva luated links f betw een moderate exe rcise and prevention of cardiovascular disease in older Afr ican-Americans was cited a model commun ity he alth program by th e U.s. Depa rtment of Health and Human Se rvices. I My husband, Martin, and I welcome you to visit all of our campus. Each time you visit, we hope you discove r something new and in teresting, from the man y outdoor art sculptures to th e historic Meadow Brook Hall. T hank you for becoming a part of th e Oa kland community by your attendance at th e Meadow Brook II Music Festival. W e hope you come back to visit us often. I I

Sand ra Packa rd I President I Oa kland University I I I Oakland University: In the National Spotlight

O akland Universitycontinues to receive national attention for the quality ofits academic an d athletic programs. The university is rated one of the 10 "best values" among the top 124 accredited Midwestern colleges and universities for 1994 by U. S. News & World Report. TIle magazine ranked Oakland in the top 10 for "sticker price" (tuition plus room and board ) an d for "discounted price" (tuition plus room an d board, fees, books and estimated personal expenses less the average of need based grants-ill-aid) measured against the acade mic quality of the institution. O ne of the facto rs that sets Oakland University apart is its prime location in suburban north east Oakland County. The univer sity offers a compre hensive selec tion of courses, induding 73 undergraduate majors, 27 master's degrees and four doctoral pro grams. The programs are rooted in the university's traditional liberal arts focus and offered th rough six academic units: e The College of Arts and Sciences

It was another banneryearJorwomen 's and men's swimmm. 1M women 's team won - The School of Business Adm inis- its fifth omseauioeNG4A Division II nationaltitle, and themen captured theirfirst tra tion since 1980. Pete Hovla nd was named nationalCoach oj the YearJorguidinghis - The School of Enginee ring and men Steam to victory. Computer Science

19 • The School ofEducation and Human Services • The School ofHealth Sciences • The School ofNursing Th is year has been one of change and preparation fo r the future at Oakland. The university began construction of a $39 million science and engineering complex that will include two new buildings and the renovation of the existing Hannah Hall ofScience. The new classroom and laboratory space will directly benefit students studying in the sciences and engineering. In turn, the new complex willaid in the university's collaborative research efforts with business and industry. Oakland is involved with Chrysler, Ford and General Motors and their suppliers, conducting research to help bring innovative A $39 minion science and engineering complex to brtakground this month wiU Co advances to cars and trucks. For expandthe teaching and research capabilities of Oaklandfaculty and students. seT, example, the School ofEngineer Two newbuildings wiU adjoin existingfadlities. Thestate ofMichigan isfunding SUo' ing and Computer Science and the theprojea. School ofEngineering and Com puter Science facultyworks with Awards an nually to organizations 189-107 win over Madonna Univer Chrysler Corporation to develop a that exhibit a commitment to total sity early in the season . The men's real-time signal processor that quality. team set or broke 28 school records detects engine misfires at an y Oakland has also made its mark this season. The men's soccer team speed. Th e detectors arc expected in NCAA Division II athletics. The made its eighth consecutive appear to begin appearing on 1995 models women's swimming and diving ance in the NCAA tournament; the sold in California and on 1997 team won its fifth consecutive team has the longest active Division models nationwide. Also, the national title in 1994 and the II tournament-appearance streak in facultyworks with Eaton Corpora men's team captured its first the country. The soccer squad has tion to test engine valve materials nation al crown since 1980. The been to the tournament in 11 of and their resistance to wear, with women's basketball team ended the past 12 seasons. The women's the goal of developi ng a million the season with a 23-5 record after volleyball team made it to the mile diesel engine. earni ng a berth in the NCAApost NCAA tournament for the first Oakland was selected by Gover season tourname nt. The women time ever, after a season that began norJohn Engler to house the claimed a first-place league finish with a school-record win streak of Michigan Quality Council for the and the league tournament 14 matches. next three years. Mem bers of the championship. Mean while, the The university continues to council, representing businesses, men's basketball team made its maintain its dose ties with the industry,government and educa first-ever appearance in the NCAA commun ity through public service tion, will present prestigious tournament, finishing at 21-10, programs. A study that evaluated Michigan Quality Leade rship which included a record-setting continuedon next pagt 22 • the links between moderate exer cise and prevention of cardiovascu lar disease in older African-Amen cans in Pontiac and Detroit was cited by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Sen-ices as a "model community health pro gram." In addition, the university offers numerous cultural offerings, from student and faculty music , theatre and dance programs, to the profes sional Meadow Brook Theatre productions. The university's Meadow Brook Music Festival. Meadow Brook Art Gallery and historic Meadow Brook Hall round out enrichment programming . Meadow Brook Health Enhance Bi-u¥'rltly tducaiUmal seminarsfor C1Iryskr CorporaJion's marulgt'TJ and l7Igini'm ment Institute provides exercise ""'JIm pmmud by prof"'""from Oakland University, SdwoIof Engineeing and and disease-prevention programs to ComputnSoma al the C1If)'skr TuJl1wlogy Center in Auburn Hills. The ere the community, and Katke-Cousins seminanftatU Tt tahnicaitopics,Jrom ".fuuy logic" applicatitms in advanced Golf Course is acclaimed as one of susptnsion .lJstnns toelearomagneticrompatibilityproblems in measurement S)'stnns. the state's best, Oakland University continues to nou rish, than ks to the vision ofits foun ders. Matilda R. and Alfred G. Wilson, who in 1957 donated $2 million and their 1,5OQ-acre estate for a new ed ucational institution . TIle Wilsons demanded excellence in the new university, seeking outstanding young educators from aroun d the world. That spirit continues today as the university evolves to meet the challenges of the coming century. •

It wouldn't f" 1M Jwlidays UlitJwut 1M annual favorite, "A C1I ristmas OJrol," at Mrodow Brook TMalrt. This win be tIlL13thomsecuuoeyaT that EknnnScroogr has taken 1M ,eag..

23 1994 MEADOW BROOK EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Hagenlocker, GENERAL CHAIRPERSONS Mr. and Mrs. L. Gene Stohler, VICE CHAIRPERSONS Mr. and Mrs. Dennis K. Pawley, PASTCHAIRPERSONS

CORPORATE SUBSCRIPTION SALES Mr. and Mrs. Homer T. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Patak

DIRECTOR'SCIRCLE Mr. and Mrs. William C. Stevens

FESTIVAL WOMEN'S COMMITTEE Mr. and Mrs. Wi lliam Schwartz

FINANCE COMMITTEE Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Boggs Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Ehlers Mr. and Mrs. David J. FitzPatrick

PROGRAM ADVERTISING Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Philip G uarascio Mr. and Mrs. A . C. (Bud) Liebl er Mr. and Mrs. L. G ene Stohler Mr. John B. Vanderzee

SPECIAL PROJECTS Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Elwell Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Houdek Mr. and Mrs. James L. Howlett Mr. and Mrs. C linton D. Lauer Mr. and Mrs. Ken Morris Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mosher Mr. and Mrs. Stepha n Sharf f: Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Stark I Mr. David M. Trebing I THEATRE GU ILD I Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goss I If 1994 MEADOW BROOK EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Hagenlocker

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W e are ple ased to have Sy lvia and Ed H ugenlock er cha iring the 1994 I Meadow Brook Exec utive C omm itt ee. The support of great vo lunteer leadersh ip ha s helped us meet the challenge of providing a secure fut ure fur the Unive rsity's cultural program s. S ince 1964 , we have been fortunat e to have the Exec utive Committee's ene rgy and co m mi tm ent to assist us in reaching our goa ls. We are most app reci ative of the Hagen loc ke r's ded icated interest and support .

Sa ndra Packard Presid ent Oakland U niversity PAST CHAIRPERSONS

The best in classical and popular music perform ances is the standard to which the Music Festival has aspired since its inception in 1963. Much of the success of the Music Festival is att ributed to th e ach ievements of the C ha irpersons of the Meadow Brook Executive Committee. Some highl ights of this leadership during the past 28 seasons is portrayed in the following pages.

Mr. and Mrs. Semon Knudsen Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart S. Bright Cha irpersons 1964 C hairpersons 1965

Meadow Brook is established as the summer home of the 18 classical symphonic concerts. ..Robert Shawheads Detroit Symphony Orchestra . . . 12classicalsymphonic the Summer Music School . .. permanent seating concerts und er th e direction of Sixten Ehrling added to th e Pavilion. .. Trumbull Terrace built. Howard C. Baldwin Pavilion built.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben D. Mills Mr. and Mrs. James O. Wright C ha irpersons 1966 Cha irpersons 1967

35 classical symphonic conce rts . . . Karl Haas is artistic Expansion of Pavilion stage house and Trumbull Terrace consultant . . . lstornin-Stem-Rose Trio and New York .. . permanent box office built .. . Summer Music Pro Musica are artists-in-residence . .. new Adams road Schoo l continues its third season under the direction of exit designed for south-bound traffic. Robert Shaw. PAST CHAIRPERSONS

Mr. an d Mrs. Virgil E. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Katke C hairpersons 1968 C hairpersons 1969

Festival undertakes first venture into field of dance . Appearance of the New York Philharmonic .. . maste r American Ballet Theatre begins 2 seasons of appearances classes and appe arances by James Levine, Vladimir . . .Roger Wagner leads th e summer choral music pro Ashkenazy, and ltzak Perlman. gram. .. James Levine conducts concen performance Verdi's "Rigoletto"

" Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Estes Mr. and Mrs. John J. Riccardo C ha irpersons 1970 C hairpersons 1971

Dramatic departu re in programming popular music More popular and variety attractions . . . Ella Fitzgerald attractions are added . .. Al Hirt Ramsey Lewis . . . Stevie Wonder . . . Judy Collins. . . Royal W in Trio .. . American Ballet Co mpany concerts nipeg Ballet . . . expansion of stage house lighting. dessert parlor added to Trumbull Terrace. new rest room facilities on south lawn area. ,

PAST CHAIRPERSONS

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Benton Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Lund Chairpersons 1972 Chairpersons 1973

Over 40 symphonic, pops, ballet , and modern dance 22 pops attractions and 17 classical concerts . . . events scheduled . .. New York Philharmonic Nati onal Ballet . . . Vladimir Ashkenazy named artistic h illside recontoured to expand seating . . . Doc adviser ... stage house rigging and backstage facilities Severinson . . . Ferrante & Teicher. are improved .. . Fiedler .. . Kostelanetz . . . Previn.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Cafiero Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Petersen Chairpersons 1974 Chairpersons 1975

Oakland University celebrates its 15th year . . . a week Tchaikovsky marathon . . . Penn sylvania Ballet . of jazzadded . . . Benny Goodman ... Earl "Farha" children's and matinee concerts added . . . Aldo Hines ... improvement of Trumbull Terrace . .. San Ceccato name d music director . . . Paul Paray returns Francisco Ballet. . . . improvement of box office. PAST CHAIRPERSONS

Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald Mr. and Mrs. John C. Secre st C hai rpersons 1976 C hairpersons 1977

Modem Dance Festival . . . Beethoven marathon . Over 50 concerts in 12weeks ... Royal Danish Ballet Musica Aeterna begins 3 seasons of guest appearances . . . parry tent added . . . luncheon in the Englih ... Women's Committee activities expanded Garden at Meadow Brook Hall benefits the Women's Barry Manil ow ... Oscar Peterson . Committee . .. improvement of th e sound system, the entrance, and the grounds.

...... :.'!(..~ «. / Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Vining Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Bidwell C hairpersons 1978 Chairperso ns 1979

KlausTennsredr and Vladimir Ashkenazy conduct . Neville Marriner named artistic director . . . Eliot Feld New York Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra . . . Leslie Ballet . . . Detroit SymphonyChamberOrchestra. . . Browneand Patrick Bissell of "TurningPoint" appear with Treble ClefGift Shop opened on Trumbull Terrace . .. The Ballet Repertoire Company ... Women's appearancesof Victor Borge, Della Reese,and "Four Girls Committee reorganized. Four" benefit the Women's Co mmittee. PAST CHAIRPERSONS

,"/ Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Greenwald C hairpersons 1980 C hairpersons 1981

Eric Leinsdorf conducts the Chicago Symphony Orches Oakland University welcomes new president , Dr. Joseph tra . . . Jazz Jamboree with Lionel Hampton, Buddy E. Champagne . . . increased number of Detroit Rich , and Woody Herman . .. Loretta Lynn . Symphony Orchestra concens and variety attractions Neville Marriner conducts Minnesota Orchestra. . . . James Galwayand Cleo Laine . .. Phil Donahue .. . Barbara Mandrell . .. Women's Committee sponsors major fund-raiser, The Meadow Brook Fair.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Poling Mr. and Mrs. E Alan Smith Chairpersons 1982 Chairpersons 1983

Season opens with Bychkov conducting Detroit 20th Season ofconcens . . . Ehrling, Babini and Staples Symphony Orchestra. . . Fireworks each night Fourth repeat opening performance of 1964 . .. Neville ofjuly weekend . . . KrisKrisrofferson . .. JudyCollins Marriner's final season as Art istic Director . . . First .. . Andy Williams. . . Women's Committee raffles Festival Women's Fashion Show Benefit. car . . . season closes with "Hooked on Classics" and spectacular light show. PAST CHAIRPERSONS

Mr. and Mr s. Stephan Sha rf Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ross C ha irpersons 1984 C ha irpersons 1985

T he very first musical at Mcadow Brook-7 perform ances An other musical, "Chorus Line" is a great success. of "O klaho ma" . .. Blue G rass Marathon . . . U.s. San Francisco Ballet rcrurns . . . Ca nadian Brass makes Marine Band . . .C leveland O rchest ra . more debu t appeamnce .. . eville Marrin er retums with picn ic tables . . . walkv-ralkys for staff . . . ch ange Lond on Sympho ny . . . improvements in sound and Sunday DSO concerts to 6:00 p.m. light panel. . . new asphalt path to pavilion . . . DSO co nd uc to rs include Ber glund, Se m kow and Skrowaczcwski,

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Edman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sperlich C ha irpersons 1986 C ha irpersons 1987

Zubin Mehta conducts the Israel Philh ann onic during the London Symphony. . . 2 perform ances of Academy of 50th Anniversary U.s. « Hlr . . . one of Liberace's last St. Martin in the Fields with Nev ille Marr iner . .. perform ances . . . New York Ph ilharmoni c with Boston Pops Esplanade O rchestra . .. No fireworks ... Leon ard Bcrnsrcin . . . renovation of Trumbull Terrace, upgraded sound and light panels .. . new patio furniture expanded rest room facilities . . . handrails for th e on Trumbull Terrace . . . resurfaced black tops paths. handi capped . PAST CHAIRPERSONS

Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Benton Jr. Mr. and Mr s. Lloyd Reuss Cha irpersons 1988 Cha irpersons 1989

Highlights of the 25th Season included 3 visitin g Five performan ces of "A nn ie" starring JoAnne Worley orchestras . . . the open ing of the new Treble C lef Gift . . . Royal Danish Ballet appeared in June . . . Sho p . .. a week of "Carousel" and the largest number expanded Children's Co nce rt series . . . and Maestro of concerts in Meadow Brook h istory. Herbig's last summer as Music Director of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Dauch Chairpersons 1990

Highlight s of the 27th season included the introduction of "Family Nights '·'-"Bye ByeBirdie" and 3 n ights of Laser Lights.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Seneker Chairpersons 1991

Int roduction of Meadow Brook Gard ens . . . Boston Pops . . . Mel Tonne and Cleo Laine . . . Neerne Jarvi's first summer as DSO Music Director. PASTeHAIRPERSONS

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48 WOMEN'S COMMITTEE OF 1994

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President Gift Shop Co-cbauterums Anna Mae Schwartz Sue Ankeny (Not pictured: Marsha Rogers)

Women's Committee Board Fashion Show Co-chairpersons Left to right : Marilyn Hayden, Sue Ankeny, Anna Mae Left to right: Marian Mitchell, Betry Miller Schwartz, T erry Salciccioli, Marie Tamburo, [ody Eareckson. (N ot pictured: Sophia G lass, Marsha Rogers, C heryl Lazzeri)

Festival Women's Committee Annual Fashion Show August 2, 1994

The Women's Committee and Saks Fifth Avenue present "An Autumn Affair" from Saks Fifth Avenue's Autumn '94 collections at Orchard Lake Country Club at noon. For further information please call (810) 370-3319.

49 SPECIAL ACKOWLEDGMENTS

THE KRESGE FOUNDATION 111e Meadow Brook Music Festival expresses its appreciation to one of its most important benefac tors - The Kresge Foundation . In 1964 when the Festival was a dream, th e Kresge Foundation made a $76,000 gift to th e cap ital fund in memory of civic leader and foundation trustee, Howard C. Baldwin, for whom th e pavilion is named. A second gift, a year later, of $50,000 made possible the permanent seating in the pavilion. Subsequently, th e Foundation provided an add itional capital grant of $33 ,000 wh ich provided additiona l dressing rooms below stage, new electrical circui ts, a sound rein forcement system and new restroom facilities. A grant of$145,000 provided for repair work in the pavilion and a box office addition in 1977 . Most recently, a grant of $100,000 has been used to upgrade the lighting system, structural improvements in and around th e stage area, paving th e service road and loading dock area, painting of the seats and girders, and general repair.

LULA C. WILSON TRUST The origina l gifts of th e Lula C. Wilson Trust provided the concert shell for the stage house of th e Music Festival. 111e Meadow Brook acoustics distinguish th e Music Festival as one of th e front-ranked concert and arnphitheatres in North America. The continuing support of th e Lula C. Wilson Trust assists th e Music Festival in providing th e finest cultural programs to enrich the community as a whole.

MRS. GEORG E T . TRUMBULL 111e origina l gift of Mr. and Mrs. George T. T rumbull made possible the construction of the T rumbul! T errace dining facility; and patrons of the Meadow Brook Music Festival continue to benefit from th eir generosity. Mrs. Trumbull has provided improvements to Trumbull T errace, th e magnificent flower bed for th e Meadow Brook Gardens and her most recen t endowment gift. W e are grateful for her continued interest and support.

FEST IVAL WOMEN'S COMMITTEE Special appreciation goes to th e W om ens Committee which has contributed over $8 53,000 to the Festival since 1980. 111e Treble C lef G ift Shop, th e automobile raffle, and the annual summer fashion show continue to be highly successful ventures. W e are grateful for the dedication of th e members and appreciate th e many hours of hard work which have made th e committee one of our most important benefactors.

MEADOW BROOK THEATRE G U ILD 111e man y actors and directors who come to Oakland University to perform at th e Meadow Brook Theatre rave about the special treatment and hospitality provided by the G uild. In recent years the G uild's financial support has provided for renovations of th e box office and trailer dressing rooms as 'well as th e man y significant contributions to meet th e needs of the Theatre. In addition the community has enj oyed the social aspects of th e G uild's many projects such as th e Holiday Benefit, Luncheon on th e Aisle and SPOT LIG HTS. We are grateful for their support.

CORPO RAT ESPO SORS

A special fnr th e gene m us suppo rt nf our co rpo rate sponso rs during our 28th Mead(1\\' Brook Theat re seaso n. C h rysler Corpo ration PPG Industries, Inc. Duf'onr A uromo t ivc Products T RW Veh icle Safety Syste ms Ford Motor C omp.m v Target G MAC Vnlks\\'agen -Audi

62 II 1994 MAJOR DONORS TO THE MEADOW BROOK FESTIVAL, THEATRE AND FUND

Amcrir cch MPD Welding, Inc. Mr. and M rs. James R. Ave ry '" Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. McC ready * BASF Corpora rion-Automor ivc O EM C oatings Miles In c. Foundat ion Mr. H enry Baskin * Mitsubi shi Heavy Industries A me rica Borg- \X!a rner A utomoti ve , Inc. Dr. William E. Mollo y * Mr. and Mrs. David BWCCll '" Monsanto The Budd Compunv Mrs. C harles S. Mort '" C h rysler C or por ation Fund NTN Bea ring C or poration of A merica Dr. and M rs. Tai C h ung '" PPG Industries, Inc. C ity Management C or por at ion Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Paulnock * Mr. and M rs. John O. C raciurn '" Progressive Tool & Industries Compa ny Dunn C orp orut ion Fou nda t ion Rockwell International Automotive Dcloittc and Tou che Rohn & H aas Co. De troi t C en ter Too l, Inc. Royal Design and Manufacturing Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dolen '" The S tandard Product s C o mpan y DUPIl11t Auto mot ive Products TKS Indu strial Compan y Eaton Corporation TRW Veh icle Sa fety Syste ms D ivision Ford Motor C o mpa ny Fun .] Target G K Automot ive, Inc. Textron A custur Plasti cs, In c. G MAC 3M A utomo tive Industry C en ter C enCorp A utomo tivc Thyssen S teel Detroit C o . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Gert ; ", VIllkswagenjA ud i Stuart C . Hvkc ancl Susa n R. Tauber '" W alk er Manufacturing Com pany T he J.ico bso n S to res Foundut ion Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. W eimer * Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kavul ich '" Mr. and Mrs. Do n n B. Whitmer * Mr. T homas . Linklater '" Lawrence A . W isne L.ibdcll-Eme ry Munu fnct uring C ompan v

\\:1t' r t' ,~'T t'I omi,',';011 of (/)(J,t' 11(/)11t'" rt'ct';l,t'd ({)O fmt' {i n' /Jll hl;ca c;o 11 , '" Memht'1', of cht' 0(/ 1([(/11(/ U11;1,t'l'.'i1:'" I'rl',,;(b H\ Cfuh,

65 1994 CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE MEADOW BROOK FESTIVAL, THEATRE AND FUND

SPONSORS Larry and Io Ellen Campbell Kathleen and Dennis Cantwell American Bumper & Mfg. Co. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Christeller Mr. Edwin Bachman Mr. and Mrs. James D.C irar Robert S.Berger Mr. and Mrs. James R. Clancy Bridgestone/Firestone Trust Fund Stanford Clemens Bryan Custom Plastics Robert E. Collins Dougla s & Lomason Company Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Devendorf Fetz Engineering Co mpany James T. Flower Mr. and Mrs. David J. FitzPatrick Mr. and Mrs. Carl Freeman Harvard Industries, Inc. Roger Fruechte Hofley Manufacturing Company Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Geddes Mr.and Mrs. Robert G. Howald, Jr. * Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Giannelli ITT Automotive Michael P. Goldfine Lear Seating Co rporation Dolores and Don Griffin PW & Associates Sotaro Inoue James M. and Mary W. Rhadigan Jake and Dianne Jacobsen Mr. and Mrs. G. Graham Silcox * J. P. Kelly George and Kristin Sloan James W. Kolp CONTRIBUTORS Harold and Judy Kutner Mr. and Mrs. David R. Levering Admirality Industries Stewart F. Mathis Bruce and Ruth Aie llo Mr. and Mrs. David N. McCammon Allen-Bradley/A Rockwell Int 'l. Co. Creighton R. Meland Alliance Steel, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. David B. Rees Donald J. Arm strong John R. Rines Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Atkins Richard Rurak Mr. and Mrs. Russell J.Ayers Edward J. and Patricia Shea Binks Manufacturing Steve G. Snyder Mr. Robert H. Braglia Walter Wick John E. Brumfield Mr. and Mrs. Jay c. Wilber Paul D. Bull James E. Zamjahn Robert A. Burkhart Ray Chess CENTURY CLUB Clover Communica tions, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D.Collins William S.Bowers Terrence E. Co nnolly William C. Brooks Linda J. Cook Thomas K. Brushaber Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cover

We regret omission of those names received too late for publication. * Members of the Oakland University President's Club.

68 1994 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Thirty-first Annual Edition of the Meadow Brook Music Festival Program

Acura Insert Holl yw ood Market Insert A llied Signal 30 Indi an Head Industries, Inc 75 Ambassador Fund .In sert ITT A utomotive 59 N. W. Aycr, Inc 64 Kel sey Ha yes 78 Best Buy .In sert Lintas:Campbell -Ewald 10 Birmingh am Chrys ler 31 MS U Federal C redi t Union 59 Bozell, Inc 29 MascoTech 1 Bri stoni Insert McCann-Erick son, Inc 35 Th e Budd Com pa ny 21 Merchant of Vino Insert C BS Broad ca sting Com pany 61 National Geographic Society 7 1 Ca d illac Insert The New Yorker Magazine 8 Calico Co rners, Inc 73 Nissan Insert Cellular One .In sert Oakland Universi ty-Continuing Ed ucation 78 Chrysler Corpo ration-Chrysler/Plymouth IBC Oakland Unive rs ity- Meadow Brook Hall .49 Chrysler Corp.- Do dgc Car & Truck 5 Orion Stone Depot 76 Chrysler Corpora tio n-Jeep/Eagle 32 Patri ck 's Restauran t 63 Comc rica. Incorporated 79 Ph ysical Therapy Specialists, Inc 79 Comm uni ty EMS Insert POH Insert D ' A rcy Masius Benton and Bowles, Inc 26 Reader 's Digest 55 Diam on ds & Spurs Insert Rochester Cho p House 76 Eato n Corporation 57 Rockwell Internat ion al 51 Fanuc Ro bot ics 9 Ro se Jewelers, Inc 76 Fo rd Mot or Co.-Fo rd Co rpo rate 66 Ru ssell Hardwa re, Inc. . 57 Ford Motor Co.-Custo mc r Service Div .43 Sal vit orc Scallopini lnsert Ford Mot or Co.-Fo rd Di vision IFC Scallops of Rochester 2 Fo rd Mot or Co.-Linco ln Mercury Div 20 Se lect Care Insert Ga il & Rice Productions 78 Sony Insert G.E Automotive 14 St. Joseph Mercy Hospit al .47 Ge ne ral Mot ors Acceptance Corp. . 7 St. Joseph Insert General Mot ors-Buick Mot or Di v 15 J. Walt er Thompson 67 Ge ne ral Motors-Cad illac Mot or di v... 70 Time, Inc 4 1 Ge ne ral Mot ors-Chevrolet Div BC Tim es/Mirror 69 Gene ral Motors Corpo ration-Corporate 37 Times Venture/Southern Living .45 General Mo to rs-O ldsmobile Div 24 Trebl e C lef Gift Sho p 73 General Motors-Po nt iac Mot or Di v 17 Tree Tops Insert Ge neral Motors Service Par ts (AC Delco) 28 UAW Region I 59 Gene ral Mot ors-GMC Truck Division 74 UT A uto motive 39 Hach ctt c Filipacchi Maga zines 13 Vernors Insert Hach ctt c/Car & Driver Magazine 25 Well s, Rich & G ree ne 12 HAP .In scrt Wesch C lea ne rs, Inc 79 P.R . Hai g Jewelers 78 White Chape l Memorial Associatio n 77 Wm R. Hamilton Co 79 Handlcman Cha ritable Foundation 16