Eastern Michigan University DigitalCommons@EMU

Alumni News University Archives

1992 Eastern Today, Volume IX, Number 3, 1992 Eastern Michigan University

Follow this and additional works at: http://commons.emich.edu/alumni_news

Recommended Citation Eastern Michigan University, "Eastern Today, Volume IX, Number 3, 1992" (1992). Alumni News. 150. http://commons.emich.edu/alumni_news/150

This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at DigitalCommons@EMU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Alumni News by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@EMU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Eastern Michigan University's Magazine forAlumni and Friends

"Home Improvements" HOMECOMING 1992 Volume IX, number 3

Eastern Today is published quanerly for members of che Alumni Association of Eastern Michigan University and produced by the Officeof Public Information and University Publications. Pleasedirect questionsor comments co the Officefor Alumni Relations. EasternMichi gan University, Ypsilanti. Michigan 48197; (313) 487-0250.

EASTERN TODAY EDITORIAL COMMITTEE George G. Beaudette, director of alumni rdations Beverly Farley, acting associate director of university development Eugene Smith, director of athletics Jim Srreeccr, sports information director Kathleen Tinney, assistant vice president, executive division Deborah I. Kern, director of university publications Karen M. Pinon, editor Nancy J. Mida, staff writer S. Jhoanna Robledo, student writer Page4 Page 16 GRAPHIC ARTIST Deborah Wentworth c 0 N T E N T s PHOTOGRAPHER Dick Schwarze

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Reflections on Eastern ...... 4 BOARD OF DIRECTORS John Charles Fovenesi, '73, president Joan M. Colladay, '72, president-deer Schoolhouse Committee Seeks Artifacts ...... 11 William Mays, Jr., '54. past president Michael Libbing, '91, treasurer Gloria August, '86 Lisa Bamberger, '88 1991 Honor Roll ...... insert John Beleun. '60 Melonie Colaianne, '83 Parricia Fulton. '76 J.iyHansen, '83 Charles Jennings, '73 D E PART M E N T S Denise Kaercher, '88 Frances Klt7.er, '67 Bernadene Larkins, '83 Valerie (LcBeau) Mills, '75, '85 Commentary ...... 1 Jack Minzey. ·50 Patrick Monea, '72 Nikki Niedzielski, '89 Ralph Pasola, '71 Campus News ...... 2 Leo Turner, '50 Geralyn Vogel, '82 Steven Queen, student representative Sports ...... 12 Melissa Zick, student representative

EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Association News ...... 16 EXECUTIVE OFFICERS William E. Shelton, president Roy Wilbanks. executive vice president Class Notes ...... 18 Ronald W. Collins, provosr and vice president for academic affiirs Patrick J. Doyle, acting vice president for business and finance and treasurer to the board of r�ents Coast to Coast ...... 25 Laurence N . Smith, vice president for umversity marketing and srudent affairs

EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF REGENTS Anthony A. Derezinski, chairman James Clifton, vice chairman On the cover: Eastern Michigan University shows offits Robert A. DeMattia Thomas Guastdlo "Home Improvements" during Homecoming '92. Philip lncamari Richard N. Robb Robin W. Scernbergh Gayle P. Thomas e's time to come home to Eastern Michigan, and we've got a [IJ few surprises in store foryou. We've fixedup and renovated a few of the" rooms" in our "house" in time foryour visit to your old college haunts. I If you haven't been here in the past five years, you'll notice several new facilities and that some of the familiarbuildings have had"facelifts." Be sure to join one of the campus tours and visit the Gary M. Owen Building in downtown Ypsilanti, and the Corporate Education Center and Huron Golf Club just off I-94. On campus, you'll want to check out the renovations ro Welch Hall and visit Sherzer Hall, now beautifully restored. And stop by McKenny Union, now being remodeled to a student-oriented center. If you haven't been here forthe last ten years, you'll want to visit the Lloyd W. Olds Student Recreation Center with its spacious pools, indoor jogging track, and health club atmosphere. At the Quirk Dramatic Arts Building, you will notice many changes, including the addition of tbe Sponberg Theatre. George G. Beaudette Another addition to campus is the Coatings Research Institute. Homecoming is the customary time for alumni to come back to campus and reunite with their schoolmates and professors. It also is the time to rekindle the school spirit and pride you have in your University. Often, when we graduate, we forget what Eastern Michigan gave us. We forget that our accomplishments now are built on what we learned while we were in school. Giving something back to your University doesn't always mean donating money; it also can mean supporting the institution by attending the games and cheering for the home team, by talking about Eastern to prospective students, and by spreading the word that Eastern Michigan is a first-class institution. Over the years, Eastern Michigan has made a commitment to restoring existing campus buildings. While the interiors may have changed and the purpose of the structures may be different, returning alumni will still sense the atmosphere of Michigan State Normal College. Not only are we making a commitment to athletics, as evidenced in rhe renovation of Rynearson Stadium, we also are making a commitment to academics by refurbishing Pease Auditorium, restoring Sherzer Hall, and creating a beautiful, "pedestrian-oriented" home for students. We are making a commitment ro the coral Universiry. Come home for a visit. We're looking forward to seeing you.

George G. Beaudette Director of Alumni Relations

EASTERN TODAY J News

School Literature Program Receives National Award

Barbara Diamond and Margaret Moore President William Shelton displays the Showcase forExcellence Award. A Christa McAuliffe Showcase of implemented by teacher education was bestowed upon Eastern Michigan Excellence Award has been presented Professors Barbara Diamond and by the American Association of Scace co EMU's multicultural literature pro­ Margaret Moore. Colleges and Universities. The award gram. The program has resulted in signifi­ is named in memory of Christa The program is geared toward stu­ cant improvement for many students McAuliffe, the public school teacher who died in the 1986 explosion of the dents at the elementary and middle in reading comprehension, vocabulary school levels. It utilizes a multicultural development, reading/writing atti­ space shuttle Challenger. literature component co help minority tudes, and attitudes coward other cul­ This is the fourth Christa McAuliffe and at-risk children improve their tures. The EMU program was consid­ Showcase of Excellence Award won by reading and vocabulary skills and pro­ ered the best in the competition's ap­ Eastern Michigan. vides cultural enrichment opportuni­ plied research category. ties for all students. le was designed and The award, one of eight presented,

Pease Auditorium to be Restored and Upgraded

Eastern Michigan University is close comply with existing building and Phase I is expected to be complete to securing federal funding for the res­ safety codes and will offer barrier-free in less than three years. Future restora­ toration of Pease Auditorium, which access. New auditorium seating is in­ tion plans include an addition, cheater was constructed in 1914. cluded in Phase I, as well as reconfigured specialities (including sound system A $1 million grant, coupled with rest rooms. Electrical upgrades include upgrades and improved lighting), and

$1.8 million in U niversiry resources, new telephone service, a fire alarm stage improvements. will enable the building to re-open for system connected to campus security, Pease Auditorium was placed on use. According to Daniel Klenczar, and emergency and exit lighting. the NationalRegister ofHistoric Places project manager, Phase I of the restora­ The exterior of the historic building in 1974. le is an excellent example of tion will include extensive exterior re­ will be cleaned and the decorative frieze a well-proportioned, classically-de­ pair work and interior refurbishing. repaired. Existing windows will be re­ signed exterior enclosing a mid-sized Once re-opened, the structure will paired and insulated glass may be added. auditorium/concert hall.

2 EASTERN TODAY ICARD Honors Campus Capsules Communities

New department heads have been area senior citizens. Most of the classes Thirteen Michigan communities received Economic Excellence Awards appointed in Biology, Teacher Edu­ are taught by retired faculty members cation, and History and Philosophy. from EMU, Wayne Scace University, June 22 through a program adminis­ Dr. Douglas Shapiro, professor of tered by EMU's lnsticuce for Com­ and the University of Wisconsin. marine sciences at the Universiry of Terry Gross, executive producer and munity and Regional Development. Puerto Rico, replaces the retired Or. host of National Public Radio's inter­ The program, created in 1983 by the William Fennel in Biology. Dr. James view program "Fresh Air," will visit Michigan Depanment of Commerce, Riley, associate dean in the College of Eastern Michigan's public radio sta­ recognizes communities across che state Education at Northeastern Seate Uni­ tion, WEMU-FM, chis fall. She will for their innovative development pro­ versity in Oklahoma, will head EMU's host part of her program live from grams. Teacher Education Department. Riley WEMU. The communities honored were replaces Dr. Jeanne Pietig, who re­ The National Council of Teachers chosen for having continued co turned co reaching. In History and of English has bestowed the James N. implement and improve their economic Philosophy, Dr. Margot Duley, direc­ development programs in difficult Britton Award for Inquiry within the tor of the University Honors Program English Language Arts upon Dr. Cathy economic times. and associate professor of history at the Ann Fleischer. An assistant professor The program also honors commu­ UniversityofToledo, will take over for in the English Department, Fleischer nities char have established a good Or. Ira Wheatley, who is retiring. was honored working relationship between the Eastern Michigan University and for her pub­ public and private sectors to attract area residents worked together co form I i cation, businesses and residents and co enhance Elderwise, a lifelong learning program "Reforming the quality of life for their citizens. for seniors in southeastern Michigan. Student Lit­ A "chink tank" of senior citizens con­ eracy: In­ vened at EMU in 1991 to discuss forming lifelong learning programs in which Teacher-Re­ Lawsuit Dismissed they would be interested. Elderwise search." offers enrichment activities such as A sex discrimination suit filed workshops and seminars at low fees for Cathy Ann Fleischer against Eastern Michigan was dismissed by U.S. District Judge Bernard Friedman. University Adopts $120 Million Budget The suit, filed by five women fac­ ulty members, alleged chat they receive The 1992-93 operating budget instructional, research, and service disproportionately lower wages than adopted by the Board of Regents pro­ programs, with nine of those positions their male counterparts because they vides funds for program improvements, established to meet requirements of are female. increases for scholarships/financialaid, the National Council for Accredita­ The University's outside trial coun­ and$3.45 million in reductions needed tion of Teacher Education. sel, Walter Connolly, Jr., of Miller, co balance the budget. Under che budget, the University Canfield, Paddock and Scone, said he The budget also includes funds for will offer rwen ty-seven addi rional believedFriedman was correct in stating employees' negotiated compensation graduate assistantships and increase the chat the marketplace and the collective increases and associated benefit costs. sci pend paid co the GAs. In preparing bargaining agreement drives compen­ To help balance the budget, there will the budget, EMU officials assumed a sation. be a net reduction in staff of 28.7 full­ state appropriation of $64.7 million

time-equated positions. Faculty re­ and an enrollment decline of 2.4 per­ ductions, occurring entirely in Con­ cent, co 25,255 students. They also tinuing Education, total 13.5 FTE incorporated tuition increases averag­ positions. However, there will be a net ing 9.1 percent for resident under­ increase of 9.7 faculty positions for graduates.

EASTERN TODAY J REFLECTIONS ON EASTERN

BY S. JHOANNA ROBLEDO

It's been said chat che college years are some of che best years in a person's life. In 1924, students at Eastern Michigan (then Michigan State Normal College) looked forward to taking part in various activities such as the College Circus, complete with acrobats and clowns, and the Kollege Komedy, a talent competition held over two nights at Pease Auditorium. Younger students geared up for the Freshman-Sophomore Meet, which showcased the athleticism of women students in the Physical Education Department. During the lace twenties and early thirties, Kresge Balls and All College Parties were popular activities. The 1940s found the country's attention focused on World War II. Students also worried about findingtime to go to the "study center" at the library, getting to their literature classes in Welch Hall on rime, and participating in "dime dances" and parties planned for "campusites and campusettes" by the Social Committee. In the 1950s, female students were represented by the Women's League while their male counterparts had a Men's Union. Another residence hall, the James M. Brown Hall, was built for male students, while women stayed in three campus buildings. The Class of 1950 was by far the largest graduating class to dare, fed by the influx of discharged World War II veterans. The 1960s were a turbulent time for che Universiry. Students protested the war in Vietnam and worked to raise

Top, oldPierce Hall and the fountainthat stood from 1898 to 1961. Above, the Arm ofHonor fraternity in the 1988 Floatathon. Left, studentsgather outside a fraternity house during the 1960s.

4 EASTERN TODAY '

consciousness while caking pare in long-standing EMU traditions. Freshmen "coeds" had to wear green bows in their hair until Homecoming weekend, when the bows were thrown into the pre-homecoming bonfire. In the eighties and now into the nineties, life has become more complicaced for college students. F com paying tuition to household bills to finding babysitters for their children, the world of the EMU student has expanded. There is no longer a standard for a "typical" college student; he or she could be married, a single parent, working and going to school, middle-aged, or disabled. Concerns have grown beyond the expected responsibilities of being a student. Nowadays there are AIDS, alcoholism, the recession, self­

esteem issues, and skyrocketing bills to worry about. To try to help students combat some of this, universities now are

providing the option to live in "dry" residence halls, where students live in an environmentfree of alcohol, tobacco, and illegal drugs. At Eastern Michigan, eighty rooms have been sec aside as alcohol-free, with more to be added. Top, the oldGymnasium. As the University prepares to celebrate homecoming, a Middle, figure drawing class, circa 1930. traditional time for reflection, let's look back at what a few Bottom, custodians in 1909. of our fellow alumni remember about their college days, and Above right, the newest EMU structure, the Gary M. Owen meet a student leaving the relative security of the university College ofBusiness Building. setting.

EASTERN TODAY 5 beanie, which some of us refused to wear. REFLECTIONS Social fraternities and sororities-There were more than ten sororities and about the same number of fraternities on campus. The Inter- Fraternity Council always sponsored che By William Mays, Jr., '54 Inter-Fraternity Dance, which was a popular social event. Honorary organizations-There were numerous organi­ Forry years ago our school's name was Michigan State zations connected with particular curricular interests to Normal College. We were identified as the "first teach r's � which many students belonged. college west of the Alleghenies." Our student population Students enrolling at Michigan Scace Normal College numbered around 5,200. could choose courses from the following departments: Arr, Because we were predominately a teacher's college, Business, Chemistry, Education, English, Geography, His­ Michigan State Normal College utilized Roosevelt as a lab tory, Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Foreign Language, school on campus and buses ran regularly between campus Mathematics, Music, Natural Science, Physics, Physical and Lincoln School, located some twelve miles south of Education, and Special Education. Ypsilanti on Whittaker Road, where many of us did our The coaches of our athletic reams all were listed as student teaching. members of the Physical Education Department. Most of the student body then lived on campus and many When I attended Michigan State Normal, the total were involved in various councils, clubs, sororities or frater­ picture of athletics was much different than today. Then, the nities. We had a scudent council made up of twenty-two men women participated in recreational programs such as field and women. One of the more popular activities sponsored by hockey, volleyball, basketball, bowling, and softball. There the student council was the free movies on Sunday evenings. was a modern dance club and a swimming club for women; Other key student organizations were: however, chere were no women's varsity teams. Women's League-This was the women's branch of Our men's football and basketball teams played schedules student government. The Women's League upheld the that included Hope College, Eastern Illinois, Northern tradfrion ofpresentinggreen ribbons to thefreshmen women. Illinois, Wayne State, Central Michigan, University of De­ Men's Union-This was the men's branch of student troit, and Southern Illinois. government. They presented freshmen men with the green Our track team, under the leadership of Coach George Marshall, had an outstanding season. The team featured such stars as Scan McConner, Glen Davis, and Bob Parks, EMU's current track coach. It hardly seems possible chat forry years have flown by since we enjoyed bonfires in the "Hollow" and spent rime relaxing with a Coke in McKenny Union. Our school has come a long way.

William Mays, Jr. , is executive director of the Michigan El­ ementaryand MiddleSchool Principals Association. H_e is past­ president of the EMUAlumni Association and a long-timetrack supporter.

REFLECTIONS

By Cathy Bonadeo Ahles, '73

Remembering my college days reminds me of "".hen my William Mays, Jr. dad remembers World War II. Since enough nme has

6 EASTERN TODAY water under a suite door to floodche room. • pulling all-nighters. • Friday nights with no daces.

I remember: apartment life • Eastern Highlands and a five-girl apartment. • five bags of groceries forthirty bucks. • living on five bucks a week and having change at the end. • pizzas for $2.30 apiece.

I remember: the music • Josh White Junior • Peter, Paul and Mary • the Moody Blues • Three Dog Night • the Beatles, rhe Scones • the Fifth Dimension

I remember: the clothes • bell bottoms and mini skirts • midriffcops and braless • platform shoes Cathy Bonadeo Ahles • political slogan T-shirts • tie-dyeing passed, even rhe bad memories are good. Mostly, I remember my experience at Eastern by the I remember: sports events (we called them "happenings") ... large and small, • the Hurons, now just a memory co all of us. they defined the world around us and rhe people we are • rhe men's swim ream-awesome record, "studly guys." today. Looking back, ir is surprising to see how many of the issues we wrestled with then continue to be major issues I remember: the Eastern Echo today ...and how many of the people in my life then • our office, an old white house on Washtenaw-cold, continue to be in my life today. drafty, a constant buzz of acriviry. • an adviser named Dick Kreuz, respectfully known to I remember: freshman year us as "Krusher Kreuz" and "Kreuz-a-maric." • the riots in rhe spring of 1970. The N acional Guard, • learning ethics and values, sharing camaraderie and the guns and bayonets, the demonstrations. Calling fun. my dad to tell him, "Ir's near!" Him celling me, "Come • the All American Awards we were all so proud of, and home." how the quest for excellence, started then, stays with • Kent Stace, and the students who never got a chance to me today. come home. • che "Second Coming" underground newspaper, run • the parries-black light parries, body painting parries, by Frank Micheles. mattress parries, garbage can parries. • an obsession with toilets, which crept into our photographs from time to time. I remember: dorm life • my firstlesson in human relations-a new relationship I remember: the faculty is great for four months. All the roommates were • che faculry scrike of 1971-chey were as militant as we fightingby Christmas. students had become. • the widespread practice of throwing gallons of straw­ • Taffy Larcom, journalism ceacher-"Don'c cell your berry jello on a suicemare as they showered. readers, show them!" • the equally widespread practice of throwing gallons of

EASTERN TODAY 7 I remember: the leadership • rhe Olympic tragedy in Munich • President Harold E. Sponberg and his infamous Up­ per Peninsula pasty parties. I remember: the song my roommates • Gary Hawks, vice president ofgovernment relarions­ and I composed senior year (de­ still in my life as deputy superintendent of public signed as a countdown for Christmas vacation) education in Michigan. • Hark, Pray-Harrold angels shout, • Academic Vice President Bruce Nelson, a kindly and Ten (or nine or eighr) more days rill we ger our, inspirational man. Ten more days rill we can cell • Sandy Maclean, dean of students and always ready to EMU to go to hell! share his time and advice. No more books and no more thinking, • could they all be why I've become a college adminis­ Lots of sex and lots of drinking, trator? Hark, Pray-Harrold angels shout, Ten more days rill we ger our! I remember: organizations and stu­ dents • the Arm of Honor fraternity-oneof them is a senior Ca therine Bonadeo Ahles, '73 , is vice president for college vice president at Macomb. relations at Macomb CommunityCo llege. During her tenure, • the Student Court, organized to provide student the co/Lege has received twenty-two awardsfor public relations ''trials by peers." excellence including the Silver Anvil, the nation s highest award • Hoyt, the first co-ed dorm in 1970. for communityrelations programming. • Denny Herrel, student senate 1970, United Stares congressman 1992. • the first black Homecoming Queen in 1972. REFLECTIONS I remember: the Vietnam War • enrollment ballooning to 20,000.

• the draft lottery erasing any ambiguity that my hus­ BY MICHELLE PRUDEN SNYDER, '87 band, Fred, who drew number seven, and thousands of men like him fe lt about attending college. • the guys to gals ratio suddenly shifted in my favor. During campus orientation in that August of1 983, three • the reality of the draft, the loss of friends to an of the members of my group were from East Detroit. When unpopular war. I said I was from Toledo, Ohio, they asked, "Aren't you scared to be so far from home?" In reality, my home was I remember: protests probably closer to Ypsilanti than theirs'. And, although I was • Students for a Democratic Society, the Black Srudenrs never more than a 45-minute drive from mom and dad, I Association, the Chicano Srudenrs Association started my college career ar EMU fe eling a bit isolated and • shutting down the institution with a list of forty-eight alone. student demands, from curriculum reform to inde­ I learnedmy three new roommates had been high school pendent financing of srudenr organizations buddies in Plymouth. Mose of my classmates were from • an angry administration metro Detroit. Although I lived my whole life within five miles of the Michigan border, I quickly discovered how liccle I remember: the major issues I knew about rhe social and political scene in southeastern • the war in Vietnam Michigan. All chat changed the day one of my classmates in • womens' hours and curfews American History revealed chat he also was gunning for a • commuters' rights and privileges career in broadcasting. He told me about the on-campus • abortion radio srarion char was affiliatedwith National Public Radio. • marijuana on campus One meeting with WEMU News Director Clark Smith and • right to vote for 18-year-olds I knew where I'd be spending most ofmy college days ... and • rhe first Michigan lottery nights. • rhe ixon/McGovern election in 1972 Lifear rhe radio station was a series of on-air fund-raisers

8 EASTERN TODAY and late-night meetings of various governmental boards. While the school handled the football crisis well, there

What better way to feel more at home in the region than to were rimes I poked fun at University leadership. I can recall attend, and report from, meetings of local city councils, being angered enough over impending tuition hikes to write township boards, and countycommissioners? And of course, a poem, Christmas-style, called "Twas the Night Before with the work came lasting friendships and crazy times on Finals." Then-EMU President Dr. John Porter was Santa campus. Being a real college football fan, I was disappointed and the regents were, of course, reindeer. Ir even earned me to learn that football was not a real "spectator sport" at EMU a prize in our dorm's door decorating contest that Christ­ in 1983. Thar's why it was so incredible to watch my friends, mas. co-workers, and ocher students rally around the team when My dorm room was always on "the hill" because of a red­ the University's position in the Mid-American Conference rape rule thar students on the no-meal plan live in one of the was jeopardized. three rower dorms. Evidently, even a 4.0 average cannot get More than a hundred students packed into the small you a spot in the honor dorm if you don't buy your meals room where the University regents met the day after the from the University. Some of my favorite bureaucratic rules, MAC presidents had voted to pare down the conference by however, came fromthe financial aiddepartment. It seemed eliminating EMU. Students promised that rhey would sup­ incomprehensible to me rhar book vouchers could only be port the footballteam if the Universitywould just fightback. distributed on an alphabetical basis, since my spot in the And the school did! What a difference a year made. The nexr alphabet didn't come up until more than a week aftermy first season rhe srands were full of students. Sure, some of them homework assignment was due. had been enticed to the game by promises that a car would Looking back, I can say it was rhe trying rimes as much as be given away at halftime, but dramatic efforrs were called the fun ones that helped shape my friendships and my for. Once students were exposed to their team, and got identity. On the day that I graduated in December 1987, hooked on rhe excitement of EMU football, rhe gimmicks there was no question that Michigan was where I would and giveaways were no longer necessary. Every proud stu­ make my home. I enjoy promoting EMU on the radio, dent on campus sported an "I survived rhe MAC arrack" T­ especially in a marker that's chock-full of boisterous Central shirt as evidence that rhe school's conference standing was no Michigan grads. Today, I am a Michigander, even a metro longer in doubt! Detroiter ...and I love it!

Michelle Pruden Snyder was afour- year Regents Scholarwho graduated magna cum Laudein 1987. She currently is a news anchor/reporter with WJR radio in Detroit.

REFLECTIONS

BY SHAZIA SHEIKH-CHAUDHRY, '92

College, and all that went with it, has collapsed into a collage of pictures and feelings. I remember walking to the Eateries for a baked potato smothered with chili and cheese. I can almost taste the fresh breadsticks at the union. I remember rhe irritation at having to stand in long lines for a parking sticker, or to sell back last semester's books. I remember sitting under my favorite tree on the green in front of Mark Jefferson, just watching students come and go, or spying on squirrels as they scurried about. All these scenes and many more come to mind when I think about my years Michef!ePruden Snyder ar EMU.

EASTERN TODAY 9 Trying ro fit in, ro start all over, has really left me uncertain and worried about where to go from here. Ir's almost like it was when I first started college, the fear of failure, of not making any fr iends, of having so much ro achieve but yet feeling like you don't have what it takes. I guess you could say I'm once again a freshman, only this rime it's ac the University of Life .... However, learningro be successful now has been closely related ro my life as a student. Working roward a degree has been more than what I had anticipated; it has been the realization of myself as a human being. Being from a Pakistani background, it has not always been easy to fitinro a society where the color of your skin leads people ro assume things about you. Life at a big university like EMU helped me to be less aware of skin color and pay more attention ro the person beneath the skin. I chink this is true for a lot of people entering a university. Once in an environment where exposure to people of multicultural backgrounds is inevitable, you have ro deal with everyone on equal terms. It doesn't matter if you avoid fellow students, there will come a point when you walk into a classroom and che professor reaching the class will be an African-American, Shazia Sheikh-Chaudhry or an Indian, or Asian, and you must work through the differences and reevaluate your stereotyped ideas. something about watching an individual's face light up when Whether ic is working on projects, listening to lectures, or you pose a solution chat they swear they never would have socializing in the dorms, exposure ro different cultures and thought about-it pleases me co know that people can trust

ideas enhances a person's own development and makes the me and rely on me. I also learned char not everyone wants ro transition into the real world much easier. After all, college be helped and char I am limited in what I can do. This was is not only about learning from a cexcbook, it also is learning one of the hardest lessons I learned- and it was knowledge about life and the people in it. acquired by going out and applying what I was studying in The time spent in college, although I thought it would my psychology classes. It was important to have a taste of the never end, did come to an end, and now I have ro work on professionI want ro enter. If there is one thing I fault college the transition. I waited so long ro get here but now I actually for, however, it's perhaps that it does notpuc limits on what

miss the classes I wanted so badly ro end, the assignments I you can do. Everything is geared coward going ro college, used ro sit and complain about, and even the aggravation in doing well, getting your degree, and having all doors open ro the morning of finding a place ro park! Ac least while I was you. A degree does not guarantee chat you will be able co solve in college I knew what I was doing-what was expected of all the world's problems, finda cure for cancer, or that people me-being on the outside is not as easy to adjust to. will listen to what you have ro say. You still are limited in The college experience can help in the adjustment pro­ what you can do and you have ro be able ro accept chat. cess. Ir really can show you-if you let it--exactly what For many of us graduating now, an economic recession you're capable of. It's che only place where you can cry being and a rising rate of unemployment add to the difficulty of anychingyou want. Take courses in anything fromphysics ro making it in the real world. Bue, we should hope chat our

music ro geology ro business ro forestry, che list is endless and years in college have given us che means ro succeed. the opportunities co learn unlimited. Through co- op expe­ No one said my freshman year of life was going ro be easy. riences and internships, there are many companies willing ro

give on- the-job experience; where else can you try a profes­ Shazia Sheikh-Chaudhrygraduated magna cum laudewith a sion before you're committed for life? major in psychology. She recently moved to Co nnecticut. I learned that I really enjoy working with people. I take great pride in helping them help themselves-there's just

JO EASTERN TODAY Schoolhouse Committee Seeks Historical Artifacts BY KAREN M. PITTON dating as far back as 1850 must be secured, which means I donations are going to play a key role in the final restoration Furnishinga home is a major undertaking ...even with of the Town Hall School. the wide variety of fu rniture and accent pieces available. So One of the more expensive items sought, and rhe one imagine how challenging it would be if you were limited to Westerman expecrs to be rhe mosr difficultto find, is a por­ using furniture chat went out ofproduction decades ago and bellied stove. Westerman says chose now go forabout $1,500 had only a minimal budget with which co work. ...out of rhe committee's price range. The list of items still That's the task facing members of the Friends of the One needed is interesting. Reading ir can increase a person's Room Schoolhouse Committee, which is collecting histori­ understanding ofwhat it was like to attend school in the days cal artifacts to furnish the University's one-room schoolhouse. before pocket calculacors were a staple in every schoolbag. The Town Hall schoolhouse was donated to EMU by the Paper was scarce, and expensive, so children wrote on Geddes family ofAnn Arbor and now stands across from the slates. When students were thirsty, they all drank from the Warner Physical Education Building. same water pail and dipper ...a practice Westerman Once the project is complete, schoolchildren who visit acknowledges doesn't sound particularly sanitary. Recira­ will gain a new appreciation for history. The recently-retired tion benches were common, and typically placed adjacent co dean of the EMU College of Education, Dr. W. Scott the teacher's desk. Westerman, has been serving as volunteer curator for the Other items needed include a standard school regulator project. He says the building "will be open to school groups clock, an abacus, maps, charts, and globes from that era, old that may want to offer instruction for half a day so the pictures of Presidents Washington and Lincoln, and framed students can experience a one-room schoolhouse. They may maxims, or shore verses that counseled people. Pointers and use books that were used at that time, if there are enough more desks also would be welcome additions. copies to share among rhe students. Westerman says they have nine desks, seven ofwhich seat "It also will be open to groups that wane to meet there two persons. The committee also has collected a dunce stool, ...groups char have a hisrorical orientation. Some of the forty to fifty books, a Aag with forty-eight stars, the bell the school marm would ring to get atrencion, and the original classes on campus that study the history of American edu­ cation might meet rhere, too. Ir's really going to be a living bell that was in the belfry of the Town Hall School. "The museum." owner had read about rhe [project] and called to offer chat. Ofcourse, beforeany ofthis can happen, all chose artifacts It was someone who had purchased it from the owners ofthe building but was kind enough to give it back to us." The building is not yet open to the public, but Westerman says, "It's hoped char homecoming will be rhe occasion for initial tours, chat rhere will be enough arrifacrs col­ lected by chat time co invite people to come and look at rhe interior." Alumni and friends who have appropriate artifacts they would be willing to donate are encouraged to contact the office of College of Education Dean Jerry Robbins, at (313) 487-1414.

Dr. W Scott We sterman, Jr. , says additional desks are among the artifacts still needed to famish the one-room schoolhouse.

EASTERN TODAY 11 Harkema Has Renewed Enthusiasm for '92 Season The Eastern Michigan football team football program faced the past two seven starters back. heads into the 1992 season with some seasons and we' re ready for a strong '92 Three-time letterman Mike Danley great expectanons. season." (6-3,217,Sr.-Sr.) led the team in tack­ Eastern not only has a strong group Now in his tench season as head les for the second year in a row from his of forty-two lettermen returning, but coach, Harkema has been responsible middle linebacker spot with ninety­ Rynearson Stadium was the recipient for revitalizing che EMU football pro­ one stops in '91. of a $13 million renovation slated to be gram. After leading Eastern to the Defensive back Richard Palmer completed when the Eagles open at Mid-AmericanConference title in 1987 (6-0,185,Sr.-Jr.) tied for the Mid­ home against the University of Akron and back-to-back runner-up finishesin American Conference interception title September 5. 1988 and 1989, Harkema saw his team last year with seven on the season for an "There is no doubt that we are pre­ fall to 2-9 in 1990 but rally back to a 0.64 per- game average. That total tied paring for the 1992 season with a lot of 3-7-1 record in 1991. Eastern com- him for sixth nationally. Palmer earned energy and high expectations," EMU pleted the '91 season with a strong first-team All-MAC honors and also veteran Head Coach Jim Harkema said. showing, recording a 3-2-1 record over first-team All-MAC Academic acco­ "We feel that the stadium renovation the last six games. lades. Defensive end Walter Campbell will give our players and our fans a first­ The '91 EMU squad relied on a (6-3,262, Sr.-Jr.) was a second-team class facility that they can really be tenacious defense to lead the way and All- MAC selection and defensive tackle proud of. We also feel that we have the same should be true in 1992 with Mickey McBride (6-4,257,Sr.-Sr.) led solved some of the challenges that our twenty-one returning lettermen and the MAC in cackles for loss (21 for

Richard Palmer (12) Kwame McKinnon (17)

J2 EASTERN TODAY Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1991 HONOR ROLL

Un iversity Circle Eastern Michigan University • 1991 HONORROLL

Eastern Michigan UniversityFoundation Officers

� Chair: John B. Damoose Secretary: Roy Wilbanks Vice President of Executive Vice Un iversity Circle Marketing President Chrysler Corporation Eastern Michigan The University Circle University The University Circle is the Vice Chair: Peggy Campbell group of alumni and friends who are President Treasurer: Darrell Cooper investing in the future of Eastern Kean Manufacturing President Michigan University. The Univer­ Fernco, Inc. sity Circle consists of five groups: Regents' Council - Members Foundation Staff of the Regents' Council have given outright gifts of $50,000 in 1991, pledges of $50,000or more payable President (Acting): Roy Wilbanks over 10 years, or deferred gifts of Vice President for Business $250,000. and Administration (Acting): Russell Wright President's Council - Mem­ Vice President forDevelopment (Acting): Kathleen Tinney bers of the President's Council have Director of Business and Finance: Lee Lien given outright gifts of $10,000 to $49,000 in 1991, pledges of $10,000 Eastern Michigan University Development Staff to $49,000 payable over 10 years, or deferred gifts of$50,000to $249 ,000. Kathleen D. Tinney Tower Club - Members of the Acting Vice President for Development Tower Club have given outright gifts EMU Foundation of $500 to $9,999 during 199 l. Founders' Club-Members of Beverly J. Farley the Founders' Club have given out­ Acting Associate Director of Development right gifts of $250 to $499 during 1991. Sue I. McKenzie Hundred Club - Members of Acting Assistant Director of Development the Hundred Club have given out­ right gifts of $100 to $249 during John H. Nordlinger 1991. Associate Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Beginning January I, 1992, the recognition groups have changed Bruce C. Patterson slightly. The Tower Club will in­ Planned Giving Officer clude individuals who have given an Stephen Ragan outright giftof$ l ,OOO to $9,999 who College of Arts and Sciences Development Officer do not choose to join the President's Council. The Founders' Club will Linda Radke include individuals who have given Coordinator of Alumni/Development Records and Research an outright gift of $500to $999, and the Hundred Club will include indi­ Mary Ann Staff viduals who have given an outright Endowed Scholarship Coordinator gift of $100 to $499. Support Staff: Barbara Delprato Marian Mettetal Cleo Dinco Annette Lilly Every effo rt has been made to Janey Wilbanks Annette Rurka ensure the accuracy of this Honor Glenda Cornette Roll. We recognize, however, that some errors or omissions may occur. Please notify the Develop­ Unless othetwise noted, all photographs appearing in the ment Offi ce by calling ( 313) 487- Honor Roll were taken at the 1991 Regents' and President's 0252 ifyour name does not appear Council Dinner, held at the Radisson on the Lake. or ifit is misspelled.

HR 2 Eastern Michigan University • 1991 HONORROLL

It has been my pleasure to serve as the interim administrator in the Development Office the past yearduring the transition between the retirement of Jack Slater and the selection of a new director of Development. The year 1991 was a very exciting one for Eastern Michigan University. More than 15,000 donors contributed $2,033,908 to the University in support of its stu­ dents, activities, and programs. We are sincerely grateful for your support. We have had the opportunity this year to hire two new staffmembers in the Development Office and to benefit from the reallocation of two positions. New to the staff are Bruce Patterson, who has replaced Don Moffat as the planned giving officer, and Stephen Ragan, who is the new College of Arts and Sciences development officer, a position supported by the Division of Academic Affairs. John Nordlinger, associate director of Intercollegiate Athletics, has been transferred to the Develop­ ment Office to focuson athletic fund-raising. Sue McKenzie, formerlyassociate Kathleen D. Tinney director of University Publications, is serving as acting assistant director of Develop­ ment and is responsible forworking with private and corporate foundations. We are very excited about these new staff members who are working very hard to increase support to the University and to provide service to alumni and friends of the University. We also are very excited about the progress of the EMU Foundation. We now have twenty-seven trustees who hail from Michigan, California, Texas, Florida, and Brazil who are committed to assisting the University in reaching out to new sources of support, especially corporations, foundations, and businesses. The Foundation has assumed responsibility for the investment and management of the University's endowment and it is the Foundation's goal to increase the endowment from its current value of $8 million to $30 mi Ilion by our sesquicentennial year of 1999. It is the Foundation's position that we need to make a commitment now to ensure the future vitality of Eastern Michigan University through the support of existing endowments and the establishment of new ones. There is no denying that the Univer­ sity has a great many current needs. But it is critical for us also to recognize the need to provide future generations of students, our children and grandchildren, with a guarantee that Eastern Michigan University will remain the kind of quality institution that it is today.

As a result, our fund-raising efforts this year will be focused on thirteen endowments:

• College of Arts and Sciences Endowment • Wade McCree Endowment • College of Business Endowment • John W. Porter Distinguished • College of Education Endowment Chair in Urban Education • College of Health and Human Services Endowment Endowment • Center for Entrepreneurship • College of Technology Endowment Endowment • Library Endowment • Pease Auditorium Endowment • Men's Athletic Endowment • Scholarship Endowments • Women's Athletic Endowment

The EMU Foundation is now the fund-raising arm of the University and all gifts to the University should be forwardedt o and made payable to the EMU Foundation. Again, we appreciate your very generous support of Eastern Michigan University and we look forward to seeing, talking to, or corresponding with many of you during the coming year.

Kathleen D. Tinney Acting Vice President for Development EMU Foundation

HR3 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1991 HONOR ROLL

Th e Regents' Co uncil

Helen Applegate Darrell H. Cooper Maurice B. Aubrey McCutcheon Heinz Prcchtcr Joseph A. Sesi, '75 James R. Applegate, '67 Kurt D. Ely Landers, '89H Beverly A. McCutcheon Waltraud E. Joseph M. Sesi Ford R. Bryan, '34 Gordon R. Follmer Virginia Landers, '89H Joseph D. Morris Prechter, '87H Craig A. Smith Hazel A. Cant Mary Whalen Ford Alexandra Julia S. Morris John Harry Towsley Melvin C. Cant, '52 William D. Ford, '76H Aldridge-Levin' Robert S. Park Psarouthakis, 'SSH Margaret D. Ronald W. Collins· Gerald Grijak Joseph Levin Susan Park Norma ). Sams, '53 Towsley, '69H Geraldine L Collins Norma ). Grijak E. Gregg Licchry, '32 John W. Porter, '75H' Richard N. Sams, '80 Frances R. Warren Charlotte M. Cooper Sandra J. Lobbestael, '66 Lois H. Porter Catherine R. Sesi Emil Weddige, '34

Th e President's Co uncil

Marcia R. Allen, '74 Kathryn F. Susan M. Ronald L. Mack Anthony J. Josephine W. Bryan L. Amann Dannemiller, '79 Hill-Wenger, '77 Sharon G. Mack Petkus, 111, '71 Tape. '36 Mary V. Amann Alice J. Dcssellier, '67 Dorochy B. Hislop Penny Maczcs Deborah A. Petkus, '73 A. Alfred Taubman, '84 John W. Andrews Thomas D. Dessellier Robert I. Hislop' Theodore J. Maczcs, '82 George Petredcan, '43 Lisa A. Theisen Wayne D. Bailey, '87 Charles W. Dietrich, '77 Roberr 0. Holkebocr• Gerry L. Magnell Margaret E. Richard M. Alfred E. BanniSter Katherine F. Ruth Ann Hornacek Thomas D. Magncll Petredcan, '45 Theisen, '75 Rosella M. Bannister' Donvig, '84 Helen M. Hutt Victor P. Maraldo 0. L. Pfaffmann, '48 Estelle Thomson, '33 Susan V. Baprie-Ervasti Elven E. Duvall·, '47 Martha E. Irwin' Everctt L. Marshall', '79 Janet G. Pichette' Hugh S. Thomson, '85

Betry Lou Barber, '69' Jane E. Duvall, '57 Everett N. Israel' John G. Martin Todd K. Pichette Francis J. Tinney James D. Barber Edward J. Engle, Sr., '39 Julie Israel Gladyce Matthews James C. Pickard, '82 Kachlccn D. Tinney• Berry Barfield Frances Engle Ann Johnson James G. Maichews, '37 Maureen A. Pickard, '82 Geneva Tiu.worth, '72 John Barfield William A. Ervasti Lloyd Johnson Ernest). Mayoros, '52 Mary E. Pickens WalterTomyn Serge Barna, '68 Gary L Evans· Mabel Johnson Joanne R. Mayoros Melvin C. Pickens Gail A. Tubbs Susan M. Barna john M. Evans, '76 Merci Parks Johnson Courtney 0. McAnuff' David P. Procha1.ka Stewart L. Tubbs' George G. Beaudette". '63 Kaye Evans Judi,h A. Sharon McAnuff Laurie K. Prochazka Kaiherine Van Hoy, '52 Donald H. Bennion· Jean Fagan Johnson Carol A. McCarthy, '63 Stephen C. Ragan• Fraya Wagner' Gene A. Bennion, '90 Thomas E. Fagan, '54 Bc,h H. Jolly Edward H. Juanita M. Reid', '75 Bruce L. Warren· Jeffrey D. Bergeron Carlos Falcon, '68 Thomas R. Jolly McCarchy, '70 Nathaniel H. Jerry L. Weaver, '79 Stephanie W. Bergeron Janice Caldwell-Falcon R. William Joyner, '84 Carolyn A. McKanders Reid, Ill, '75 Anne S. Weber Charlotte E. Bertotti Beverly). Farley' Karl K. Kahler, '34 Kennech A. Margare, Ressler Carl P. Weber Joseph M. Bertotti, '37 Frank Fehsenfcld Abe A. Karam, '62 McKanders• Joanne Ripley Patricia B. Weber' Joseph L Braden· Virginia Fehsenfdd, '36 Elaine E. Karam, '69 Virginia M. Lawrence A. Ripley' Barbara B. Weiss, '50 MaryC. Brooks· Alan Fellhauer Ann C. Karr McKcachie. '42 Elsie I. Robbins Jack Weiss, '50 Hilda H. Brown Rosie Fellhauer David A. Karr. '73 Wilbert ). jerry H. Robbins' RobertL Welch Leland Brown• William E. Fennel' A. Faye Ken, McKcachie, '42 Omer E. Robbins, Jr: William L Joseph D. Burcko Randall Fenton Herbert C. Kent, '33 Anne McKenny Albert A. Robinson' Wenger, II, '67 Beverly H. Cafferty Lynette M. Findley' Ann C. Kettles', '75 John J. McManus Mary E. Robinson Ronald D. White Ted M. Cafferty, '64 Joseph J. Fitzsimmons Charles S. Kettles, '79 Antonia P. Mellos Dean L. Rockwell, '3 5 Evelyn R. Wichman Margaret A. Campbell Debra S. Fovenesi, '74 Emily H. Killian S,ephen P. Mellos, '73 Mary S. Rockwell Henry C. Wichman, '40 Raymond L. Campbell, Jr. John C. Fovenesi, '73 Manin 0. Killian Floyd L. Miller, '26 Mark E. Rogers, '70 Roy E. Wilbanks', '70 Cheryl M. Carey Thomas H. Franks' Elizabeth C. King· Ruch Miller William B. Rose, '89 David L. Williams, '71 Frank W. Carey Monroe P. Friedman· Paul R. King Eugene G. Mills, '73 Frank E. Ross· Sandra S. Williams' Dorothy M. Carrochers Rita J. Friedman, '81 Andrew Komblevitz Phyllis M. Mills Isabel A. Ross, '33 Vicrnria L. Lanson J. Carrothers Barbara B. Friend, '65 Doris A. Komblcvitz' Hassan Mirshah' John Roumanis Williams, '75 Patric L Cavanaugh· Cynthia A. Fullerton Thomas M. Konopka Nancy M irshah Louis Roumanis Judith C. Williston· Virginia Cavanaugh Sam D. Fullerton Adam Kozma Susan E. Moeller' Alvin E. Rudisill' Kara G. Wills Joseph R. Ceccarelli, '54 Beverly). Fultz Emma). Krccke Donald A. Moffit, '76' Janice Rudisill Kevin M. Wills, '80

Margaret M. Ceccarelli Melvin L. Fultz, '68 Karl N. Krccke, '31 Paula R. Moffat Patricia Ryan·Warrcn• Ellen B. Wilt' Amelia S. Chan', '78 Aaron R. Garcia DuncanJ. Linda C. Morris, '72 Carol S. Fred J. Woodin David D. Chan Heidi Garcia Krcrovich, '71 Michael G. Morris, '69 Schimmelpfenneg Jeanne Woodin Helen D. Chapman Jonathan Gates, '83 Audrey L. Lanc,ki Cyril Moscow Harold F. Elaine S. Wright John A. Chapman Pani Gates Michael J. Lanczki, '73 Rona Moscow Schimmelpfcnncg '68 Russell B. Wright' Ursula R. Christian·, '65 Al Gentile John Lansing Jack Muma Virginia Seaver Barbara J. Yack, '69 Glenn R. Clark John W. Glace Daniel J. Lanuti, '73 David C. Nagengast John Scbesryen Thomas J. Yack, '69 Katherine S. Clark Carol Goldenberg Judy A. Lanuti Linda G. Nagengast Donald E. Shelton Carl D. Yost Manha J. Clark Ronald E. Goldenberg· Cynthia Lawson' Gregory G. Nelson, '69 Marjorie K. Shelton Mary Ida YoSt' Thomas H. Clark, '73 Mary E. Gough-Rose Gerald Lawson Pamela J. Nelson Sharon N. Shelton Richard A. Young J. Michael Colaianne, '79 Dorothy J. Greer Deborah Lcbowski John H. Nordlinger· William E. Shelton' Faye M. Zimmerman Mdonie B. Colaiannc, '83 James E. Greer Steven J. Lcbow,ki, '74 Susan G. Nordlinger Cynchia M. Simmons Frank Fred A. Coleman, '77 Lee M. Hancock', '77 George R. Lee Ann E. O'Beay, '74 David L Simmons, '70 R. Zimmerman. '54 Gail A. Coleman, '78 Patricia A. Hancock' Margare, R. Lee, '52 John E. Oberdick, '80 Dorothy A. Slater Don Connelly Bruce C. Harms Daniel G. Theresa M. Oberdick, '81 Jack I. Slarcr, Jr' M. Eileen Connelly Douglas J. Harris, '53 Lockwood, '70 Geoffrey E. Orbach Eugene D. Smith' ChriStine Cook Marcia D. Harrison- Kim S. Lombardi Linda M. Otbach Joanne B. Smi,h Douglas Cook Harris', '63 Raymond W. Ruch S. Owens Laurence N. Smith' Astor L. Cornette Agnes Hayden, '48 Lombardi, '76 Todd Pasquale Paula A. Smith Glenda G. Cornette' Donald C. Hayden Grant A. Long Bruce C. Patterson' Catherine M. Steffek

Joanne A. Cranford, '71 George E. Haynam· Nikki Long Jusrin M. Patterson Carley Stone Thomas J. Cranford Alan G. Hering Carmen S. Ludy Phyllis Patterson Robert B. Stone, '53 Juanita D. Curley Gail L. Hering, '63 Ernest G. Ludy Sreven Pavelka Katherine E. Patrick J. Curley, '72 Barbara Herman Diane Lupcncc Ted Pawlowski Strand-Evans· Joyce E. Damschroder Sanford H. Herman, '67 Morris Lupcncc Bruce R. Paxton Karen W. Stuckman Robert L. Damschroder Dale E. Heydlauff, '79 Murray G. Lyke, '62 Edith A. Paxton D.R. Stuckman David S. Dannemillcr Gloria M. Heydlauff Milton L. Mack, Jr., '72 Thomas Pendlebury' Gerald F. Tape, '35

HR 4 "' EMU Fa culty/Staff Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1991 HONORROLL

Th e Tower Club

M. H. AJbayya George N. Contis, '74 Lawrence F. Geffcn· Michael B. Magnan, '70 Magdalene S. Jeffrey T. Taite Irene A. Allen' Jane D. Cooch David W. Geiss Mary L. Mahalak, '82 Petrick, '80 Linda S. Taite Normajcan I. Robert A. Cooch, '50 Jacqueline E. Richard J. Mahalak David B. Peugh Patricia Tallmadge Anderson·, '35 Christopher L. Geiss P. Mansfield Jo A. Peugh Walter H. Tallmadge Mary C. Anhut, '89 Corteg' H. Nicholas Genova, Richard W. Marshall' Lorraine Phillips Nick R. Tanis William F. Anhut Barbara S. Cowan, '62 '62 AnhurN. Jeanene Polito GregoryTarlc Sergio F. Anrioch ia• Ralph H. Cowan·, '69 Sharon L. Genova McCaffcrry, '72" Patsy Polito Susan Tarlc Fayola F. Ash, '85 Benjamin Susan H. Graham Anita M. McDermott Linda S. Powers, '89 Carolyn E. Tate Major M. Ash C,inski', '76 William Q. Joseph J. McDermott William F. Powers Robert L. Tate Barbar.aJ. Bachman, '74 Debora L. Czinski Graham, '69 James R. McDonald• Norman J. Ramsey, Sr. Connie ). Thomas Steven R. Bachman Chrissie M. Lewis R. Green Jack A. McKimmy, '70 Joscph J. Rash id Ronald L. Thomas Md L. Barclay Oanzcisen1 '54 Mary A. Green, '58" Pamella M. McMillan Patricia K. Rashid James 0. Travis Rosalyn L. Barclay' Milo L. Danzcisen, '52 Dan L. Griffith, '63 William W. McMillan• Alvin Ravenscroft Mary M. Travis' Bradford Bares Herb David Sue A. Griffith Charleen McPherson• Sue M. Ravenscroft' Parvati V. Tummala Lydia R. Bates '78 Jack L. Davidson, '71 E. James Harkema' LarryMcPherson Susan K. Recd V. M. Rao Tummala' Berry J. Beard' Sylvia Davidson Merrell S. Harkema Daniel J. Mervich, '53 Thomas S. Recd John F. Ullrich John W. Beard Frederick I. Janice A. Harris, '68 Jere L. Michaels, '60 Patricia D. Reynolds- Susan B. Ullrich Daniel E. Davis, '65 Ida K. Heid M. Kay Michaels, '61 Brinker, '63 Laura L. Bekemcier, '79 Maria A. Davis' Alethea K. Bonnie L. Mark A. Rhodes Underwood, '87 1 Gcrrilyn Bckcmcier Wuanita M. Helbig', '66 Micnckicwicz., 72 Mary E. Rhodes Robert F. Underwood Dianne L. Bdeurz., '60 Delancy', '85 Harold R. Helbig Kenneth Lawrence A. Rieger Jerrold G. Utsler, '59 John A. Bclcurz., '60 Marie Dellas' Hcnricua M. Hcydon Micntkiewia, '66 Pamela A. Rieger Helen M. Vick Alben W. Belskus' Carol Dcmctry Peter N. Heydon Roger B. Miles, Jr. Kenneth L. Riethmiller James F. Vick• Susan J. Bclskus, '78 James H. Demetry Jean High, '42 Eliubeth Miller Parricia A. Richard L. Wallace, Jr. Jan Bendor· Claude L. Dillard, '66 Olga F. High Glenna Frank Miller' Riethmiller, '59 Sarah K. Wallace, '49 Michael D. Bcndor, '86 Stacey E. Dillard Howard S. Holmes John J. Miller Robert). Roe Eric W. Wallinc, '71

Edward P. Bernard, '37 Kathleen J. Dooley Nan K. Holmes William T. Miller, '77 ShirleyJ. Roe Marilyn D. Walline John R. Bernard Roger M. Dooley Peter A. Holmes' Audry Minick• HenryJ. Rokusek· Ann Warmington, '74 Meldrew A. Bernard, '36 Eliubeth B. BookerT. Hopkins Merlyn C. Minick", '56 Maryann Rokusek James L Charles W. Bcrz., '54 Drummond Georgia L. Hopkins Richard Mishler Sam Roumanis Warmington, '73 Dorothy Bienenfdd Jamie L Dylcnski, '80 Joseph J. Horzclski, '64 Florida Mitchell, '77 Lynn A. Sarosik, '76 Jerry L. Weaver, '79 W. Deane Blythe Robert E. Dylenski William R. Jacobson Jack R. Moffett' Mary K. Schcloske, '69 Lee J. Westerhold, '71 BetryL. Bornemcicr' Gavin R. Eadie Edwin W. Jakcway, '90 Penny J. Moffett' Robert F. Schcloske, '69 Pam A. Westerhold, '68 Dwight D. Bomcmcicr Albert E. Eastman, '48 Suzanne Jakcway Bernie T. Moner, Sr. Kim M. Scherschligt- Marcine P. Westerman Michael J. Brabec· June L. Eastman, '48 Elsie M. Johnson, '5 I Theodore Monolicus Miles, '82 W. Scott Roberta K. Brabec A. Keith Ebersole, '54 Henry Johnson Keith C. Moore, '82 P. David Schmitt, '80 Westerman·. Jr. Brenner Family Clare E. Eber,olc, '50 Robbie A. Johnson• Garnet R. Barbara A. Schmitt Alice E. Wheatley, '68 Edna Brenner, '66 Delphine C. Ebersole Gail E. Johnston Moriartey, '50 WiUiam R. Ira M. Wheatley' Franz A. Brenner, '64 Dneyse Ebersole Robert L. Johnston, Jr. Mary Moriarrey Schnorenberg, '73 Richard T. White Gretchen B. Broach, '54 Ivan L. Eggemeycr, '68 Louise 0. Jones, '78' Findlay M. Most, '77 Robert J. Sdesky, '79 David N. Whircford, '88 Arthur Browne, '62 John M. Eisley, '48 Kathleen M. Kane, '88 Barbara L. Mulchay Marnita M. Scott, '66 Nancy L. Whiteford Joyce Browne, '63 Louise M. Eisley Robert E. Kane James H. Ronald M. Scott' Mary L. Whitmire Kenn«h Robert A. Ellwood Douglas M. Kardcl M ulchay, III, '90 Juanita Seeger William E. Whitmire' Bruchanski, '75 Srephanic Ellwood Shawn Kardcl James H. Raymond Charles A. Wilkins, '68 Susan C. Robert B. Euler, '48 John W. Keros· Mulchay, '72 Seeger, Jr., '51 Jean M. Wilkins Bruchanski Yvonne Euler, '49 Asad S. Khailany• Katherine A. Susan Sell, '76 Calvin E. Williams Jesse L. Burton Tamara B. Fackler' Manin Killian Niemann, '68 David L. Senrcncy' Marla J. Williams Neomi E. Burton Daniel J. Fall E. Roseland Klein, '50 Irma A. Niesen Laurie R. Scmency* David J. Winter, '74 Thomas E. Buus' Judith D. Fall Percr D. Klein Norman J. Niesen'. John E. Shadford, '46 Jo R. Winter, '77 Cheryl M. Carey Patricia S. Fink, '71 Pcccr A. Kozma Charisse D. Nilles, '83 James R. Shaw, '61 Joyce A. Wither,poon Frank W. Carey Pecer Fink Charles A. Krieger, '66 Thomas ). Nilles Sylvia H. Shaw Willie L. Witherspoon George F. Barry A. Fish' Mary M. Krieger·, '66 Michael R. Nusbaum Clark B. Shuler Dorcas D. Wolf, '33 Ccithaml Thea Fish, '88 Raymond Kroschel Harold Oberman Nancy G. Sippel, '86 Frank A. Joan K. John V. Fopeano Richard Kruse Marylen Oberman• Susan J. Smart', '64 Wondolkowski, '79 Ccithaml Mary E. Fopca.no, '34 Dianne D. Lafever Ronald E. Odmark, '42 William H. Sman, '65' Georgicann Ronald C. Ccre' Janet K. Forster, '70 Windle W. Lafever, '75 Robert E. Oren, '75 Harlan Smith Wondolkowski Karson M. Wayne F. Forster, '66 Gilbert Lanoff Carol M. Orkisz, '71 Suzanne Smith Bette M. Woods Claussen Dorothy L. Foster Shirley Lanoff Dieter J. Orkisz A. Edward Spin• Scott W. Woods Martha L. Cline William M. Foster, '61 Dennis Lcfond' Carla N. Osgood Shirley Spin Carolyn Work William J. Cline· Ellis B. W. Anne Lcfond David A. Osgood Barbara C. Steer Stewart D. Work• David Coffin, Sr. Frearman, Jr., '43 Cynthia L Lcnardon John C. Padgett, '37 Michael S. Steer Fay Woronoff Gloria Coffin Marilyn J. Frcatman, '48 Glenn M. Mary J. Padgett, '38 Kenneth W. Stevens' Israel Woronoff' Ronald P. Coleman• Gary A. Lcnardon, '77 Lynn ). Parachek, '72 Dorothy A. Stewart Christopher A. Wrobel Edward L. Frownfelter, '72 Edward E. Lewis Rebecca S. Parachek Stanley M. Stewart Donald W. Zielke Compere, Jr.' David L Fulton, '72 Jean E. Lewis, '52 Lucy N. Parker, '58' Gary L. Stockford Jean F. Zielke Marian M. Jane S. Fulton Dorothy J. Ludlow Randolph C. Paschke Peggy H. Stockford, '70 Compere, '70 Hector Garza' Robert R. Ludlow' Claire S. Perman J. Phillip Strckal, '77 JeffreyA. Connelly, '71 Irascma T. Garza BerryL. MacKenzie Ludwick J. Perman Kathleen M. Susan K. Connelly Hugh P. Gasron' Thomas S. MacKenzie William D. Perry, '57 Swanberg. '91 Ellene T. Contis• Hilma Gcffcn Nancy Madigan, '88 Ernest N. Penick Nelson B. Swanberg, '83 Th e Fo unders' Clu b

Dewan A. Abdullah• Virginia R. Allan, '81 Susan P. Andrews, '72 Brian J. Beck, '65 Allan H. Bjertncss Genevieve K Sheikh N. Abdullah Carol M. Allardye<, '68 Bernard ). Atchison• Clarita Beck Carol M. Bjermcss Bonfield, '34 Diane M. Adams Gordon AJlardycc Mary J. Ault, '7 I Mary C. Beck, '76 Thomas K. Black, Ill Elwood J. Boomus, '76 Timothy R. Adams, '73 Todd L Ambs, '80 Thomas M. Baines CoUcen S. Berg, '85 John R. Blair' Mary K. Boomus, '83 Michael A. Aginian, '77 Cindy Anderson Donald J. Baldwin James B. Berg C. John Blankley Carolyn J. Boone Grant B. Alberts John D. Anderson, '87 John M. Barr G. Percr Bidstrup Barbara Bolser Morell D. Boone• Nancy R. AJbens Gary N. Andrews Marlene J. Barr, '59 Regina S. Bidstrup, '65 Howard R. Bolser, '72 Evelyn M. Bostwick, '37

* EMU Faculty/Staff HR 5 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1991 HONOR ROLL

Th e Fo unders' Club (c ontinued)------Edward B. Harvey, '77 Marquira S. Kiss John Miller Janie< M. Harvey, '80 Robert M. Kiss' Judith A. Miller JamesB. Hause' Charles T. Knabusch Linda Miller Roberra T. Hause June E. Knabusch, '62 Linda R. Mills, '66 Barbara A. Havranek Catherine R. Kostlan W. Joseph Mills John M. Havranek' Ben C. Kruse, '69 Charles J. Mina. Anhur T. Hayes, '66 Geraldine M. Patricia). Mina., '74 Jerry D. Hayes, '74 Kruse· Jack Minzcy', '50 Sandra Hayes Elwood ). Esther L Minzey, '73 Nancy Haynes, '59 Kureth, Sr., '51' D. J. Mitchell, II, '70 Catherine A. Jane Kureth, '70 Naomi Mokclke Hebert', '45 Allen Kuna' Pamela A. Moore'

Frederick N. Hebert Mary S. Kurra Kemper W. Moreland' Mary K. Heidloff Judith A. Kurrzhals, '73 Prapaporn S. Theodore H. William Kurrzhals Moreland, '84 From left , Rose Christoph, Carl Christoph, Sue Ullrich, john Heidlo!f' Christopher W. Elizabeth A. Moyer Ullrich, Vice Presidentfor University Marketing and StudentAffo irs Conrad F. Hempel Leonard, '83 John R. Moyer, '52 Laurence Smith, andJoa nne Smith Luella G. Hempel Jeanne M. Leonard James Murphy Robert A. Henry,Jr, '71 Louis M. Leonard, '87 Pacrick Murphy Alfred G. Karen J. l..cvin,'75 Renee E. Murphy, '84 Nancy M. Bozeman, '80 Jeffrey L. Dansky' Victoria A. Evans Herrmann, '57 Marvin R. R. l..cvin Geri A. Musial, '78 Peter M. Bozeman Sara P. Dansky, '80 Glenn T. Feilke ShirleyJ. Herrmann Judith T. Levy' David G. Naylor Frane

Krishnaswamy Dorothy E. Sargemi Sandra A. Slagle, '76 Phyllis L Swee,, '39 James A.Volk Russell K. Rengan' Raymond}. Helen M. Smallidge Elsie P. Teets, '43 Linda L. Volk, '72 Woinowsk, '65 Molly H. Reno Sawoscinski, '80 Arlene Smith Otis E. Teets Douglas K. Waffie F redcrick B. Linda D. Ressler Sherry L Sayles-Folks• Brook M. Smith Asrat Tcsscma• John W. Waidlcy' Woolary, Jr., '71 William B. Ressler, '76 Eliubcth Clark A. Smith•, '73 Michael A. Tew•, '84 Ellen B. Walker, '33 Kimberly A. Woolary Marlene M. Rex, '57 Schaldenbrand Donald W. Smith, '81 Mary I. Thompson, '28 James C. Wair,: Bonnie L. Wylo•, '83 Gloria J. Reynolds, '64 Wilford Schaldenbrand Gloria A. Smith, '74 Daniel Thor,by Malinda }. Waln Bonnie J. Yates, '82

Paul S. Reynolds, Jr. Alvin L. Schalge, '54 Roger A. Smith, '72 Kathy L. Thorsby, '84 Roland Ward David S. Yates Dale L Ricc' Marlilyn J. Schalge, '54 Mari]ouisc Anhur J. Timko', '68 Sandra L. Ward Mary M. Yedinak, '71 Peggy A. Rice, '57 Lester B. Scherer• Smith-Mays, '63 Jessie A. Timko, '69 Eliubcrh L. D. Johnny Yee Mary E. Richards, '89 Patricia Scherer Andrew G. Snyir• Kathleen M. Warhei,, '33 Sandra G. Yee' Thomas W. Richards Ben Schurgin, '30 Letitia H. Snyir Torrey, 74 Claudia B. Wasik', '62 Anna M. Zangcr, '85 Barbara J. Richardson• Jane< L. Schwar,c, '71 David Sowerby Michael B. Torrey, '71 Joanne B. Weber Matthew D. Zangcr Jack W. Rickem Richard R. Schwarze' Carl F. Stano Ca,hy I. Tosto, '83 Laverne W. Weber' Leo K. uhnder Margaret M. Claudia E. Scioly Patricia A. Stano John C. Tosto Roberta W. Parker R. uller,• Rickcm, '81 Joanna V. Scott' Frederick }. Fred A. Towers- Wheeler, '74 H. Jay uskind Lucille M. Riley M. Douglas Scott Stephenson, '76 Hoover','87 Carol B. White, '85 Sandra H. uskind DianeL Theodore J. Chester L. Lori S. Towers-Hoover Everett L. Whi1e Bruce A. Zylstra• Rittmueller, '81 Seward, Jr. '75 Stcwan, Jr., '49 LarryJ. Travis, '71 Russell M. White, '60 Janis L. ZylS

Ruokolainen, '74 Estelle M. Bernice F. Sullivan William E. MaryWilson, '53 Carleton K. Rush Sjolander, '71 John M. Sullivan• Vanfleet, '65 Mary C. Wilson Dorothy M. Rush, '73 Edwin W. Skrclunas Delores L Sussex, '53 John D. Vansickle, '87 Manin M. Winbury Russell E. Samuel, '71 S=ne W. Skrclunas Earl T. Sussex, '52 Naomi P. Vansickle Peter J. Witker' Anthony J. Sargenti, '36 Mark K. Slagle, '77 Jack W. Sweet JefferyJ. Vergolini, '89 Cecil L. Woinowsk

Akira Abe Peter H. Amann Lynnette J. Bachhob.ky Janice D. Abraham, '81 Bene Ambrose Robert C. Bachholzky Judy A. Achey, '70 John E. Ambrose, '67 Grace C. Bachwich Valerie M. Ackerman James H. Amell, '71 Pe,er R. Bachwich William D. Ackerman Jeanene S. Arnell,'63 James A. Bade, '69 Eloise W. Ackles Clara L. Amelotte, '75 William P. Baer Rohen L. Ackles Elizabeth P. Amidon TraceyA. Baend, '83 Catherine C. Gregory E. Amidon Ellen N. Bailey, '87 Acosta, '68 Bernard E. Amyot, '77 James R. Bailey, '87 Fernando Acosta Cynthia C. Amyot Eleanor K. Bair, '84 Vietor J. Adamle, '83 Donna L Anagnostou Paul E. Bair, '75 Elizabc,h B. Adams, '34 Taki J. Anagnostou• Paul Bairley Leah D. Adams' Mary Anderberg Susan M. Bairley', '91 Patricia A. Adams, '86 Roger B. Anderberg Catherine B. Baker Tim G. Adams James R. Andmon, '59 Granville D. Baker, '72 Jean Adkins Carol E. Anderson- Judith A. Baker Julie A. Adler, '84 Gregg, '82 Lester D. Baker, '69 Laurel J. Adler, '56 Charles E. Antal, '72 Marialicc G. Baker, '79 From left, Athutic Director Gene Smith, JenniferScott, Ray Scott Michael P. Adler Margaret G. Antal Ronald D. Baker Carol Ahlm Dorothy Antonow Rosemary Baker Marjorie R. Barnes Velma Beanie, '57 Dorothy L. Bennett, '65 Louis H. Ahlers Tom Anmnow Shan R. Baker Charles E. Barrm, '63 Charles E. Jack L Bcnncn Brad M. Albine, '81 Marilyn A. Appner, '70 Hildreth M. Corrine L. Barrett Beatty, Sr., '34 Jane A. Bennett Sandra D. Aldrich, '67 James Apsey Bakhaus, '36 Jill A. Barrett, '79 Evelyn Beatry Normajcan Bcnnen· RosemaryA. Alcxander- Nancy Apsey, '60 Dorothy N. Bakos, '25 William J. Barren, '80 Laurel L. Beauvais, '7 l Bruce H. Benz Jones, '56 John E. Arbuckle, '66 John Baldoni Dwight W. Barstow Helen Becker Siephanie R. Benz Edward C. Allard Sally R. Arbuckle David A. Ball, '72 Robena J. Barstow Richard E. Beckman Carl F. Berger Judiih K. Allard, '69 Geraldine Armbruster Charmaine L. Carolyn J. Barde Sara L. Beckman Sharon E. Berger Jeffrey T. Allen• Robert L. Balsillic, '82 Robert G. Barrie' William M. Bedell, '57 Kathy S. Bergman, '83 Lori A. Allen Armbrusrer, '88 James A. Balsillie, '82 Emma). Banlen, '44 Edward Bedore Stephen Bergman Margaret R. Allen, '79 Byron F. Arndt Constance J. Bank Donald J. Bartone• Harold A. Beer, '83 Joan S. Bergmann MargaretR. Allen, '84 Nancy J. Arndt, '68 Alfred R. Barber, '66 Donald P. Bauer Marcia L. Beer, '85 Patrick W. S1ephen F. Allen, '62 Roger D. Arn en Nancy C. Barber, '84 Patricia L. Bauer Wayne C. Bergmann, '80 Angela S. Allgire, '67 John R. Ashford, '87 Mary L. Bareis, '55 Berry Baxter Bcerbower, '77 Edward J. Berkich, '57 Barbara E. Allushuski Gloria B. Augusr·, '86 Oscar E. Bareis Billy Baxter Brian S. Behnke, '90 Karen E. Berkich Gregory A. Janice A. AuS

* EMU Faculty/Staff HR 7 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1991 HONOR ROLL

Th e Hundred Club (continued)

Sylvia Bethca" Cynchia L Louise A. BufFn,ycr· Linda M. Carney Margaret A. Bethel, '89 Bozimowski, '80 Holman, 73 Cynthia M. Caron Timothy E. Bethel, '83 Ina J. Bradley' Arno C. Buhrer Jan R. Carpman Jeffrey R. Bertelon", '89 Thomas E. Bradley Patricia M. Buhrer, '87 Stephen M. Carpman Sraccy R. Benelon, '88 Brian H. Bragg Thomas L Burcan, '70 Barbara J. Carrick Jody L Beutler" Rosamond T. Mark S. Burgess, '84 John J. Carrick, Ill Charles H. Beynon Brahman, '31 Gregory J. Burk, '80 Patricia D. Carrick Lou Jane H. C. Arthur Brakcl Gordon G. Burkart, '80 Carol E. Carrico', '91 Beynon, '61 Linda W. Brakel Nancy J. Burkart, '69 Kevin M. Carrico Gena G. Bhatia M. Carol Branch, '54 Anita V. Burke, '85 Nettie H. Carroll, '30 Kumar N. Bhatia, '68 Elizal,.,th Bracer John W. Burke, '75 Catherine M. Cart' Michael G. Bignell Elmer E. Braun Sharon M. Burke, '73 Charles Can Sharon A. Bilenky, '69 June E. Braun, '31 Thomas J. Burke Margarita Cartagena John E. Billi Cynthia J. Brcault, '85 Carolyn A. Burkert Miriam C. Caner, '56 Carolyn A. Binder- Gordon M. Breault, '79 Wilbur 0. Burkett, '79 Joseph A. Caruso, '62 Scopone, '66 Willard Bredernitz Bonnie Burkhan Judith M. Caruso Georgia H. Julie M. Brei,cnbach Richard M. Burkhart Chester F. Bingham, '72 Ann L. Douglas C. Burncu, '86 Ca.sanavc,Jr., '74 Thomas D. Bingham Brcitenwischer, '65 Mary J. Burnett Melonie Ca.sanavc Carol A. Birch, '73 Rhonella S. All,.,nine B. Burns, '50 Harold E. Casler Karen L Birch Brclinski, '72 Alfred Burns Mary I. Ca.sic,, '70 Lawrence C. Birch, '70 Ronald E. Brelinski, '71 JamesR. Burns, '56 Norma M. Cassady, '12 Thomas G. Birch, '70 Ruby L Brewer Joanne M. Burns· Linda C. Caughey Carol S. Bird, '65 Sccphcn W. Brewer, Jr.• Lillian J. Burns William C. Caughey Doris R. Bird, '51 An Brickman Emily Burrell Jeanine Center Laura C. Bird', '87 Arthur S. Brickman James K. Burrell Florence L Challis, '34 Paul G. Bird' Lawrence M. Charles Bur,on Kenneth R. Cr2ig Birkcn Brickman, '76 Ruch Burson Chaml,.,rlain Executive VicePresident Roy Wilbanks Yukari Birkett, '88 Nancy A. Brickman Norma M. Bun, '50 Elias Chapa, '75 Lars Bjorn Vi rginia Brickman) '65 Jean L Bush-Bacelis" Nancy Chapa, '76 Margaret L Cobb Sheila M. Crean Charles E. Black Don Briggs" K. Stephen Busick, '86 Rol,.,n B. Vinccnr J. Cobb Alice B. Crew Elvin M. Black Rol,.,rc Brink Linda Busick, '86 Chapman, '40 Dennis C. Lewis A.Crew Janee L Black, '63 Rol,.,n T. Brinker Billy Butler Thelma I. Cockrum, '77 Laurence J. Critchfield Judith M. Black, '79 Cynthia K. Brockman Janice C. Butler, '56 Chapman, '40 Myrtie M. Coffey, '70 Susan D. Critchfield Mary E. Black, '81 Donald R. Brooks, '71 Kenneth W. Buder, '58 Gerald T. Carol J. Cogswell, '72 Helen Crociaca Norris S. Blackledge William J. Brooks Pauicia L. Buder Cha,l,.,ncau, '43 Karen A. Cogswell, '60 Paul S. Crociata Sharon A. Blackledge Linda L. Brough, '87 Ralph L. Buder Margaret D. Sherry L. Cogswell, '88 Geoffey L Crosbie, '89 Edi,h M. Blcrchcr Michael L Brough, Sr. Robin C. Buder, '74 Charl,.,neau, '47 Thomas K. Cogswell Nancy J. Crosbie Thomas E. Berty Brower Thomas A. Bu«s, '59 Gunwant K. Chacrha Timothy Cogswell, '72 Marsha K. Crosby, '73 Blcccher, Jr., '68 George Brower· Mary E. Byrnes Mohindcr S. Chartha Hilary U. Cohen Rol,.,n W. Crosby, '73 Marguerite Blikken Cheryl A. Brown, '77 Tom Byrnes Ranjan Chaudhuri' Michael D. Cohen Florence L. Wendell A. Blikkcn Deming B. Brown Gordon H. Cahours,'47 Gene Chavis, '72 Mary Cole, '81 Crouch", '29 Justin Bloml,.,rg Donna L. Brown, '54 Eugene Calder, Jr. Judy C. Chcacham, '75 Stephen Colglazier Carol E. Crowe, '66 Dorothy Bloom, '68 Ellen S. Brown, '65 Mary Calder Richard A. Cheatham Cymhia Collias Debra K. Crowe, '89 Mary Blossom, '51 Glcnora W. Brown Carroll E. Caldwell Edward C. K.G.Collia.s Marchew J. Crowe, 79 Maynard Blossom Irving L. Brown, '63 David A. Caldwell, '65 Cheesman, '68 Carol M. Collins Richard E. Crowe Donald R. Blum, 71 Jim Brown Jack Caldwell Lee C. Cheney Jan Collins-Eaglin' Constance Crump Fral Blum' Kaarcn M. Brown· Mary L. Caldwell Margaret E. Cheney,'35 Melinda W. Raymond E. Louise A. Blum LarryJ. Brown Wendy S. Caldwell Joyce A. Cherf Colquitt, '68 Cryderman', '83 Kathryn N. Bodary Richard Brown Anna J. Calkins, '43 Maurice R. Cherf, '69 Wayne N. Colquitt Gerald R. Cullin, '61 Rol,.,n A. aryBod Richard R. Brown, '72 Donald G. Calkins, '37 Angela Chemin, '80 Larry M. Colwell, '59 Rol,.,rcaJ. Cullin Helen E. Boer, '45 Rol,.,rta E. Brown, '82 Kingsley M. David M. Chernin Margarer A. Colwell William S. Culver, '89 Milica Bogi Stranon S. Brown Calkins', '48 Barbara A. Chirio Kevin J. Compron Audrey M. Paul Bogi Tilly H. Brown Marjorie S. Calkins, '32 Michael L. Chirio, Jr.• Sheila C. Conanc Cumming, '40 Alvin E. Bohms, '40 William F. Brown Jon F. Call, '82 Mary M. Choate, '60 David A. Conkey John R. Cumming, '40 Theo M. Bohms, '39 William ]. Karen A. Call, '63 Sruan A. Choate, '59 Mariann E. Conklin,'86 Kevin 0. Curran, '90 Cacherinc I. Bolcon Brownrigg, '26 Patrick H. Callahan,'71 Karen T. Christensen James H. Conley' David D. Cudip, '64 Klyca L Bohon, '63 Gary A. Bruder Alice W. Callum• Louis R. Chrisrcnscn Donald P. Connelly, Sr. Martha J. Cutlip Beverly J. Bonning, '79 Shelley E. Bruder, '78 Ann H. Calvo, '78 John T. Christner MaryE. Connelly, '44 JcffL. Dackin, '83 Eric D. Booth, '67 Donald K. James K. Cameron, '86 Linda S. Chrismer Margaret B. Connor Sandra J. Dackin, '84 Marcia ). Booth Brundage, '33 Marcia J. Cameron Dexter C. Church William R. Connor, '72 Nancy L Dahl', '66 Gary Boren Lois Brunvand, '88 Jean Cameron� Linda M. Church, '87 Janice K. Conrad Edward A. Dahlka, Jr. Jill A. Borncmeier Richard 0. Brunvand Warren, '46 Pamela Ciampa Rol,.,rrJ. Conrad Nancy J. Dahlka Ronald S. Jack P. Bruscwirz, '82 Ann M. Campau Donna A. Cianciolo, ·n Larry R. Cook, '72 John E. Dailey Borncmcicr, 79 H. Richard Bryant Jack L Campau Michael W. Virginia A. Cook Shirley M. Dailey Chriscina J. Bosrian, '74 M. Kathleen Bryant Rol,.,n D. Campl,.,11 Cianciolo, '77 Virgina A. Cooper, '64 Marcia A. Dall,.,y' James E. Boscian, '73 Debra J. Bucholz, '80 Dorothy E. Camron Stephen A. Ciccarelli Allen B. Corn, '58 Kevin T. Daly, '81 Catherine Bostock Kenneth Bucholz Rol,.,rt E. Camron, '64 Thomas Ciccarelli', '66 Judith C. Corn Mary S. Danforth William Bostock Evva C. Buck, '47 Phyllis J. Cane Eda Cicchelli Monica C. Cornick, '69 Palricia A. Cynthia A. Borrrcll, '77 Jack H. Buck Rol,.,rc H. Cane, '73 Rol,.,rro Cicchelli Timothy ). Donielson, '70 C. E. Bouum LauraM. Bucknell, '83 Kathleen Caplan Linda M. Cicchini, '73 Cornick, '71 Peter W. Danielson, '66 Olivia Bocrum Lillian P. Buckner- lsal,.,lle Carduncr Ralph 0. Cicchini, '72 Julie A. Coughlin, '91 Mary Ellen R. Rol,.,n J. Boudreau, '71 Hamilton, '43 Barbara A. Carey, '69 Allan G. Clague Daniel Coumighc, '77 Danos, '90 Marcel Bouvier Jcan H. Bucksar, '54 James W. Carey, '69 RosemaryT. Clague Rosanne Courtright Paul P. Danos Lois M. Bovee Chriscine J. Budnik, '72 Michael T. Nora T. Clark, '81 Jencccc Cousino Rol,.,rt H. Dargel' Deanna Bowers David J. Budnik, '71 Carlsen-Jones' Robert K. Clark Kathleen Covell Kenneth A. Dargis, '82 Glenn W. Darling Paul Bowers Margaret Budzyn J udich A. Carlson Larry T. Clayton, '79 Ray E. Covell, '59 Mary L. Bowes, '40 StanleyJ. Kenneth F. Carlton Michael D. Cleary Juanita W. Cox, '64 MaryA. Darling Daniel A. Bowlus Budzyn, Jr., '79 Lois E. Carlton, '65 Sandra M. Cleary, '81 Malcolm H. Cox David E. Darrah Patricia A. Bowlus Daniel M. Carney, '73 James Clifton Carol J. Crawford, '64 Marsha Y. Darrah

HR 8 * EMU Fa culty/Staff Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1991 HONOR ROLL

Roberuon Davenport Patricia J. Doyle Violet M. Evans, '39 Janet A. Flaherty, '71 Terry E. Furst, '82 Elizabeth A. Gill Galen G. David, '83 Timothy P. Doyle·, '70 Doris I. Ewing, '21 Patrick J. Flaherty Louise Gabriel Arthur D. Gillespie, '71 Helen D. David, '68 Raymond J. Drake' Margaret A. Faber Catherine Flamme, '84 Robert M. Gabriel, '45 Jeanine M. Gillikin, '84 Dottie D. Davis, '78 Linus L. Drogs, '77 Nicholas H. Dennis Flammc, '83 Curtis L. Gale, '36 Robert H. Gillikin, '84 Judith L. Davis, '82 Karen Dropping Faber, Jr., '74 Scott Flaugher June Gale Michael I. Gilson Martha D. Davis, '72 Richard L. Dropping Karen A. Fahie Gertrude Fleming Terence F. D. L. Gihrow Patricia J. Davis Sandra J. Drouillard- Leroy D. Fahie, '63 John Fleming. '69 Gallagher, '65 Barbara J. Ginlher, '82 William E. Davis, '82 Maxwell, '79 Bruce J. Al=nder Fletcher Ellen M. Gallagher· John L. Ginther' William J. Davis, Jr. Beverly A. Drummond Fairweather, 70 George L. Fletcher Rolfe, '60 Anne B. Giordani Caralee Davisson Jack D. Drummond Mary K. Fairweather Harriet Fletcher Paul J. Gambka, '77 Bruno Giorda.ni Charles R. Davisson Diane J. Dugas Lee W. Fall Ronald H. Fletcher Jerome W. Ganze!, '64 Michael J. Giordano Julie Deacon Milton G. Dugas, Jr. Mary L. Fall, '59 Wendy L. Fletcher, '70 Kay J. Ganzcl Albert P. Robert J. Deacon, '86 Brent Duke Badie N. Farah• Andrew Flint Glenys Garapctian Girod, Jr., •72· Kevin M. Decker, '88 Dennis L. Duke Diane S. Farber Susan E. Flint Herand Garapctian Almeda R. Girod Louella S. Decker, '66 Mary J. Dulmage, '58 G. Farley Daniel L. Florek Ian Gardenswartz Mildred E. Oren E. Dehaven, '58 Andrew P. Duncan Marianne Farley Karen E. Florek, 78 Marsha ). Gittinger, '51 Patricia W. D. Duncan Reynolds Farley Lawrence Floreske Gardenswartz, '74 Norman C. Giningc:r Dehaven, '48 Phil A. Duncan Thomas M. Farley, '85 Susanne G. Florcske Ane K. Gardner Mary A. Gladchun Joseph E. Demaria, '72 Robin 0. Dunivin Allen D. Fazio, '88 James L. Florey Anthony N. Gardner Michael A. Nancy J. Demaria Terry 0. Dunivin Dorothy M. Fedelem Cl if Flynt Janice A. Gardner Gladchun, '82 Gustav Deneke, Lillian M. Dunlap, '39 Richard S. Fcdelem, 75 Andrew G. Folgmann Wayne S. Gardner Robert S. Glassman Joan E. Dencker, '54 Ruth E. Dunning, '31 Joann Fedison, '80 Pamela K. Folgmann Frank W. Charles E. Gleason Delton Dennis Doris E. Dunsmore, '71 Walter Fedison, Jr. A. Michael Ford Garland, Jr., '48 Ellior B. Glicksman, '64 Goldie N. Dennis, '73 Roland A. Dunsmore Ann E. Feeney Cynthia L. Ford Janet B. Garland Thea G. Glicksman Leslie A. Depietro Barbara T. Durant\ '63 J. Michael Feeney Glenda S. Ford, '71 Joy L. Garrett' Diane J. Glud Rocco A. Depietro William C. Durant, Jr. Kenneth Fehrenbaker Rosemary C. Ford, '77 Diane H. Garrison, '83 Norman W. Glud, '66 Glenn G. Depine, '77 Evelyn L. Duval, '69 Jill H. Fenton-Jones Stanley R. Ford, '76 James C. Garrison, '62 Rurh A. Gocrge, '73 Kimberly Depping Barbara G. Dyer, '73 Ruth G. Fenwick• Lynn M. David M. Gates Glenn A. Goerke, '52 Thomas J. Depping. '80 James K. Dyer, '69 John Ferguson Formanczyk, '81 Marian P. Gates Joyce L. Goerke Muriel H. Dcrsnah, '39 Michael Dziak E. W. J. Ferrett, '52 Ed Fornwalt James J. Gacy, '84 David Gonzalez Elton A. Devine• Mildred Dziak Mary F. Ferrett Joan M. Foscer Norma ). Ganke Neysa M. Gonzalez, '84 Sarah J. Devine Fulton B. Eaglin, '63 Patricia F. Fidler Phyllis W. Foscer Ross V. Gatzke, '81 Ra1 ph C. Good Margaret E. Dcw,.r George C. Earl Edward C. Figura Richard D. Foster Jennifer P. Gauthier Ruch M. Good, '83 Elizabeth A. Dhue Robena R. Earl, '80 Joan M. Figura, '69 David F. Fournier, 74 John E. Gauthier, '66 George R. Steven B. Dhue, '76 June Eastman, '59 Brian W. Filipiak, '88 Nancy L. Fournier, '75 Diane D. Gay Goodrich, '75 Robert L. Diamond, '76 Norwood D. Hester C. Fillmore, '52 Eugene Fowler Eric L. Gay Louis L. Francis J. Diaz Eastman, '43 Ronald J. Fillmore, '54 Virginia E. Fowler, '51 Manha A. Gegos, '68 Goodrich, Sr., '67 Karen B. Diaz, '74 George F. Eaton, '58 John V. Fine, Jr. Mac B. Foy, '57 David J. Geherin• Marie A. Goodrich, '67 John A. Dibiaggio, '54 Parricia A. Eaton David H. Fink Mickey E. Frame Diane Gehcrin, '75 Anaruth Gordon' Nancy Dibiaggio Ruch E. Ebach, '60 Trudy E. Fink, '77 Joan R. Francis Robctt L. Gehly Jean F. Gordon, '45

George M. Dicarlo Joel W. Edie Evelyn V. Finn Richard A. Franz, '77 Richard W. Virginia B. Gordon Marilyn Dicarlo Wanda L. Edie, '55 James T. Finn, '73 Alfred Franzblau Gehring. '44 Karen J. Goss, 74 Edna I. Dickson Jennifer D. Kathleen M. Finzel David M. Frederick Dhia N. George Norma B. Goss Louis J. Didomenico Edwards, '90 Rodney B. Finzel, '73 Janice Frederick, '74 Virginia G. George Robert W. Goss, '49 Ruth L. Kennyon D. Edwards Marlene E. Fischer, '70 Maryanne E. Jim E. Gerber, '79 Jay S. Gottlieb Didomenico, '51 Robert M. Edwards, '70 Catherine B. Fisher, '45 Frcderick, '72 Lori A. Gerber, '76 Shirley E. Gottlieb, '74 Therese M. Diegel, '78 Scyhan N. Ege Dale W. Fisher, '65 Cheryl A. Peggy Gerber Symond R. Gottlieb Kathy J. Dien Hillig Carol L. Egloff, '60 Dolores E. Fisher Fredrickson, '71 Richard B. Gerisch Carol N. Gould Jeanneue M. Dillay, '82 John F. Egloff, '60 Jerry C. Fishman John A. Fredrickson Sophie H. Gerisch, '68 Theodore A. Gould, '72 Walter D. DiMantova· Margaret A. Eide' Brian L. FingeraJd• Carolyn K. Freeman Katherine H. Giard James W. Goussdl' Phillip R. Dinehart Irene A. Eiseman, '89 Donald B. Robert R. Freeman Bruce L. Gibb Marla J. GoussefT, '83 Diane Dipaola Donald G. Eland, '61 Fingibbon, '56 Edwin W. Freitag. '76 Sara L. Gibb DouglasW. Gerald F. Dipaola, '71 Ellen M. Eland Helen L. Karen J. Freitag James E. Gibson Gowler, '61 Kathleen M. Dixon Frcderick L. Fitzgibbon, '56 Mark R. French Regina N. Gibson, '80 Georgia Gowler Thomas E. Dixon Ellicott, '59 Patrick L. Charles B. Fulford', '75 Mary E. Gienapp Robert A. Richard E. Shirley A. Ellicott Fitzpatrick, '64 Mary E. Fulford•, '68 Richard K. Grabmeyer, '66 Dobryden, '89 Verda Elliott Jerome F. Firuimmons Patricia S. Fuller, '69 Gienapp, '77 Lawrence Grace Donna J. Dodge Ada S. Ellis, '53 Marion S. Firz.simmons Richard L. Fuller Don B. Gill Deborah T. Grady, '88 H. Robert Dodge Thomas I<. Ellis, '70 Robert C. Grady·, II James M. Doc, '72 Clara Ellison Sharon Graf-Horning Royetta S. Doc, '78 Mary C. Ellward, '35 Margaret F. Grajek Doris M. Dolsen Ann Marie Else Timothy J. Grajek, '77 Warren A. Dolsen, '51 William R. Else, '75 Edward M. Gramlich Jane J. Domzalski, '86 Emil E. Engel, '69 Ruth B. Gramlich Raymond T. Domzalski Joan H. Engel, '62 George Granderson, Sr. John R. Doneth Jill L. England, '68 Marie Granderson Laura M. Doneth, '61 Robert W. England• Norman J. Grange, '71 Florence E. Dennis P. Barbara Grant Dorman, '55 Erdmann, '79 William Grant, '64 Winston A. Dorman Susan M. Erdmann Sara E. Gratiot, '69 Brenda D. Dosccr, '73 William ). Eskew Gail M. Graves, '69

Roger Dosccr, '72 David V. Esordi Terence R. Graves Paul S. Dotson, '87 Phyllis A. Esordi Amy Gray Euridyce G. Douglas Jack E. Esterline, '60 Grattan Gray Lewis F. Douglas, '40 Dolan M. Evanovich• Daniel A. Greathouse Dennis B. Douglass, '74 Su,.an H. Evanovich Geraldine Green•

Joann F. Douglass, '76 Anthony H. Evans Harley R. Green, '74 Richard L. Douglass• Carla J. Evans Jewell L. Green Brenda J. Dove Carolyn M. Evans, '63 Rena E. Green, '70 Jeffrey E. Daniel Evans,Jr., '61 Bettie Greenberg. '81 Dowbenko, '82 John L. Evans, '39 Fromleft, President William Shelton and Regents Robert DeMattia Douglas A. Greene James T. Doyle Michael D. Evans, '83 and James Clifto n James P. Greene

*EM U Fa culty/Staff HR 9 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1991 HONOR ROLL

Th e Hundred Club (continued)------

Mary T. Greene John A. Harris Margaret Jonesku William L Gregg Margaret C. Harris Elise P. Jordan Debra K. Gregory Marianne H. Harris Eunice L Jordan· Steve D. Gregory, '78 Vicki D. Harris, '82 Linda C. Jordan, '87 Maryann L Greig. '45 Carol L. Harrison, '77 Clare I. Jorgensen Mary Griffard, '76 John K. Harrison, '59 Jon P. Jorgensen, '82 Pamela S. Griffith, '86 Ron L. Harrison Phebe }. Judson, '52 Timothy K. Stan Harrison Wilfred W.Judson Griffith, '86 Wilma L. Harrison David C. Junnola David L Griffiths Michael P. Hartley, '70 Sharon E. Junnola, '89 Marion M. Catherine C. Hartman Scott C. Jurek, '89 Griffiths,'87 Milcon A Hartman, '40 Valerie S. Kabat, '71 Frederick T. Jerome Harvey Evelyn Kacharuroff, '46 Grigsby, '73 Alan K. Haslam Christine LauraA. Gross, '84 Madeline Haslam Kaczanowski, '74 Robin J. Grosshucsch Jeanene Hassan' Denise L Eva Guerra Daniel J. Hatch, '71 Kaercher, '88' Francesco Guerra, 171 Judith A. Hatch, '71 Guests socialiuin a hbbyof the Radisson 011 the Lake. James J. Kaliszuk' Carol F. Guregian, '47 Charlene M. Haden Phyllis J. Kalmbach, '52 Lionel Guregian, '42 Ronald B. Haden, '68 JoelA. Hickey" Kathleen M. Edward S. Diane}. Kaminski, '76 Gloria L Gurt Joyce Hauer Susan K. Hickey Horton, '75 Jacobs, Jr., '82 Gerald J. Kaminski Joseph Gurt' Mike Hauer Chris Hiebel Leon J. Horton Irene L. Jacobs, '80 Shirley A. Kaminski Barbara M. GusF.a Michael Hauser Thomas L. H icbel, '72 Mary L. Horton, '80 Theresa A. Jahn Dean M. Kammash, '90 James W. Gusfa, '69 Filomena A. Haverty Manha High, '25 Sam G. Horton William R. Jahn Sophie C. Kammash Eleanor C. Gust Gary F. Haverty, '65 Eliza.beth A. Hileman Clare D. Horwood, '58 Gretchen A. Jakubiak Terry Kammash Kenneth Guse, '34 John Hawker Warren W. Hileman Alice E. Hounam, '61 Philip S. Jameson, '56 Douglas L Kapnick Robert M. Gutcrrez,'58 Richard Hayes John W. Hill, '64 James D. Hounam Ruth M. Jameson, '45 Mary Kapnick, '65 Doris P. Guthrie Carole A. Hays Russell W. Hill Dennis L Howard Willa D. Jameson Mitchell G. Harvey H. Guthrie. Jr. Bernardine A Hebda Ruch J. Hill, '42 Herbert Howard lrcta G. Janice, '42 Karagcanes, '54 Dolores D. Edmund N. Hebda, '61 John}. Hiller, '51 Louise J. Howard, '76 Roy T. Janice Bridget E. Karaisz Gwaltney, '67 John W. Heberr Phyllis G. Hiller Michele M. Marilyn A. Janik, '71 Ronald S. Kara.in, Sr. Thomas M. MargaretE. Hcbcrr, '75 Kurt W. Hillig. II Howard, '80 David W. Jean, '71 Ronald S. Gwaltney, Jr.', '79 J. Theodore HeAcy' Daniel C. Atline L Howe Susan Jean, '73 Karaisz, II, '80 Theresa Gyde' David L. Hegeman Himebaugh, '70 David C. Howe Helen P. Jedele, '35 Kenneth W. John C. Habel, '77 Ka,hlccnJ. Lucile L Hinderer, '37 Marvin C. Howe' Paul W. Jedele Karlun, '66 James M. Haefner, '89 Hegeman, '87 Lilyan L. Hinkley, '44 Alc:xa.ndcr Howie La Dena Z. Manha J. Karlun, '69 William C. Haefner Donald G. J.C. Hinson John R. Hubbard' Jefferson, 74 Delphine M. Karoub Daryl M. Hafter' Heidcnbcrgcr, '50 Janice Hinson Sally H. Hubbard Thomas Jcffcr�on, Jr. James T. Karoub, 70 Monroe Z. Hafter G. Wenona Sheryl Hirsch Cynthia H. Hudgins M. Sheila Jeffrey Robert W. Alyson C. Hagy Heidenberger Myrna M. Joanne C. Huff Gerald L Jennings' Kas perek, '72 Jennie M. Hahn Carl Heifen Hitchman, '59 Mac S. Huff, '62 Mary H. Jennings Daniel C. Kasperski,'80 Paul Hahn Sandie Heifen Thomas N. Dorothy E. Hughes, '32 Elaine A Jensen, '63 Gary L. Kastel, '66 Florence: M. Hakala,'60 John D. Hellenberg, '61 Hitchman, Jr. Geraldine H. Hughes James W. Jensen John T. Karrelus Warner J. Hakala Margam J. Richard D. Hitt, Jr., '85 John T. Hughes Irene R. Susan C. Karrelus'. '79 Carolyn A. Haley, '61 Hellenberg, '61 Deborah K. Hodges Dennis W. Hughey Johannesen, '70 Lee C. Karrcrman Clifton E. Haley LaurcmincA. Ronald W. Hodges Irene Hughey William A. Johannesen Elizabeth W. Kaufman' Charles Hall Hcllier, '71 Karen L Hocnes, '68 !Gm Huhn, '86 Adella J. Johnson Felix Kaufmann' Cynthia A. Hall, '87 Ronald J. Hellicr, '67 K. Frederick Hoffman Phillip N. Huhn Beverly J. Johnson, '83 Beverly Kearly Norma G. Hall, '34 Abdallah W. Hartmut F. Hoft' Elwin L. H ulcc:, '32 David H. Johnson John M. Kcarly, '76 Stephen H. Hall Hellow, '74 Margret Hoft Douglas W. Hull, '80 Eric W. Johnson Joan A. Keiser Sruart R. Hall Elizabeth Hellow Nancy J. Hogg. '68 Kathleen A. Hull Gertrude E. Johnson Judith K. Kelly, '82 Donald J. Halley, '67 Janet M. Helmkcr William F. Alyce M. Humphrey James S. Johnson Marion L. Kelly, '57 Judy Halley, '67 Jerry W. Helmker Hogg. Jr., '69 Richard A. Janee D. Johnson Robert G. Kelly, '83 Dan E. Hallgren Dean M. Helsom Nora M. Hoke, '53 Humphrey, '71 Jeanette Johnson, '42 Betty R. Kcmnin Shirley J. Hallgren Gilbert Henderson Sabine Holda' Janice C. Humphreys' Jonathan S. Johnson Walter R. Kemnin, Sr. John R. Hamel', '89 Myrna L. Steven Holda Marion C. Humphries Josephine F. Dan R. Kempf, '86 Carolyn M. Henderson, '57 Niles R. Holland, DDS Wilburn Humphries' Johnson, '81 Rayncrtc L Kempf Hamilton, '45 Ruth E. Henderson, '30 ShirleyA Holland, 76 Christine R. Hungo Kermit N. Johnson John W. Kenne, Jr. Cecil Hamilton Karen Hendley Carol K. Hollenshead Michael W. Hungo, '72 Linda M. Johnson, '68 Joyce: E. Kenne, '59 Ronald W. Hamilcon Robert L.Hendricks Neill H. Hollenshead Margaret A. Maret Y. Johnson Emily Kennedy Gerald Hamlock Sally S. Hendricks, '69 John C. Holman, '72 Hunschc, '74 Ma.ry L. Johnson, '74 Mary L. Kennedy, '88 Judith A. Hamlock, '64 Stuart C. Thomas C. Hoh Nancy L. Hurley, '85 Michael F. Johnson, '89 Sonya R. Kennedy Mary L Hancuff, '34 Hendricks, '69 Kathryn S. Ronald G. Hurley Neils H. Johnson Ted Kennedy, Jr. John M. Hannon, '76 Jeanne Henle Holtfretcr, '85 Mark L. Husa, '87 Porter L Johnson Benjamin A. Kerner Hans G. Hansen Cynthia S. Henne Katherine D. Holth, '64 Arthur S. Hyde George A. Johnston' Nancy J. Kerner Ruth A. Hansen• Michael R. Henne, '81 Ralph S. Hommel, '75 Cristy C. Hydc Manha Johnston, '57 Diane E. Kerr Robert H. Harding. '70 Eila H. Henry. '42 Peter Honeyman Dmel L. Hyu,r, '86 Norma C. Johnston Kevin F. Kerr, '81 Gertrude S. Marion C. Charles G. Hood, Jr. Gail M. Hyu,r Richard Johnston lrja M. Kcnuncn, '62 Hargreaves, '28 Henry, Jr., '42 Gayle 8. Hood Hide I. Ikehara' Stephanie E. David B. Kcwcr Elson Harkema Henrietta Hcnyon Linda L. Hood, '73 Ila A. Irish, '33 JohnSton, 75 Laura R. Kcwcr, '85 Jeanette A Harkema Alfred F. Hcrbermann Alica C. Hooper Clara W. Isbister, '26 Darlene R. Jones Clyde IGeft Ivan C. Harner, '69 Katherine A. John 0. Hooper. '59 Willis L Israel David Jones, '79 Francine R. Kieft Margaret S. Harner, '72 Herbcrmann Carol A.. Hornick, '81 IGrk H. Jabara Eleanor 8. Jones, '38 Garry L. Kieft Nancy Jo Harrington Janis I. Herbert, '82 Keith A. Hornick, '81 Lynne M. Jabara Jay H. Jones, '84 Judith A. IGley Payson L Thomas W. Herberr Kenneth L. Horning Gail Jablonski Peter W. Jones '69 William G. Kiley, '75 Harrington, '69 Stephen G. Hermann David W. Hortin' Richard A. Zenia C. Jones', '88 Lola J. IGlley Brian G. Harris Fern E. Hernandez Boyd }. Horton Jablonski, '70 Jerry 8. Paul M. Killey Carol L Harris, '80 Ramon R. Hernandez Felica J. Horton James H. Jackson Jones-Davis. '88 Mary C. IGllian Carole L Harris Heidi L Herrell Karen P. Horton Jancrte M. Jackson, '72 Pamela M. Michael A. IGllian, '84 Donald E. Harris, '61 Stephen M. Herrell, '80 Kathleen M. William Jackson, '65 Jones-Sexton, '87 Thomas C. IGmmel Helen C. Harris, '32 Edward }. Hibner, '70 Horton, '85 Elizabeth A. Jacob, '72 GregJoncsku Izumi Kimoto

HR 10 * EMUFa culty/Staff Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1991 HONOR ROLL

Nobuko Kimoto Barbara T. Krick, '74 Leo A. Legat.ski Lois J. MacDonald, '57 Gloria R. Mancil Charles J. McDermott Ruth R. King. '65 J amcs H. Krick Cleta K. Leinbach Judith K. MacDougall Annette Martin., '61 Rosalie McDermott Catherine F. Kinney Carolyn Krienke Richard B. Leinbach" RobettA. JaniceV. Mariin, '85 Michael J. McDonald Charles B. Kinney, 111 John W. Krienke• Alvin Lenhard MacDougall, '68 John M. Mmin, '85 Robetta J. McDonald Sheila A. Kinney Kenneth L. Krisan, '83 Kimberly A. Lenhard Janice M. Maceri Kevin L. Manin, '85 Charles W. Margaret M. Wald,ra.ur L. Krohn- Richard J. Lenhard Robert J. Maccri Mary L. Manin, '59 McDonough Kirchman, '51 Ching, '68 Shirley Lenhard Hilda M. MacGregor· Norman R. Mattin Ronald J. Rafe L. Kirian, '70 Karen Kruise David B. Lennox, '80 Srcphenson, '48 Thomas M. Manin McDougal, '68 Charles N. Lawrence Kruisc, Jr. Jean R. Lennox, '43 Norman Machida Tony A. Manin•, '87 Rhonda B. McDougall Kirkpatrick, '57 Nicholas Krupka, '54 Robert C. Lennox Thelma Machida Barbara L. Thomas M. Marilyn S. Kirkpatrick Olive J. Krupka, '54 Marion L. Leslie Manha Macika Mminez, '86 McDougall, '76 Anne T. Kirvan, '84 Stephen E. Kuehn Alvin S. Levett" Raymond A. Macika Kathleen Manine, Stephen R. McDowell Thomas S. Kirvan, '75 Helen E. Kuhn, '25 Marilyn H. Levett Tyrone Mack, '70 Philip Manine, Edward ). Frances E. Kissinger,'28 Jaqueline A. Kukhycki Joan B. Levirr, '76 Judy K. MacKlem Ronald P. Martinez, '70 McEachern, '72 Margaret A. Robert P. Kulchycki Joel Levitt Lawrence A. MacKlem Martin F. Martinsky Mary J. McEachern, '70 Klammer, '82 Linda F. Kum• Linda S. Lewicki, '83 Nelda B. Maclean, '63 Patricia R. Maninsky Mi,chel R. McElya· Mary E. Klebba Linda S. Kussy Robert M. Lewicki Roben G. Maclean M. Vicmria Marx Jean M. McEnery• Norman J. Klcbba Nicholas Kussy, Jr., '86 Caldonia M. Lewis, '58 Bruce F. MacNcc Lena B. Mascaro, '76 John McEnery• Rebecca A. Klemm David G. Labarge Kenneth W. Lewis, '82 Elizabeth A. MacNcc Leonard J. Mascaro Donald McFate, '28 Scott F. Klemm, '85 Printlle L. Labarge Elaine S. Libbey Sandra M. Pat Masko Eleanor M. Brian C. Klemz Patricia A. Labeau G. Fred Libbey Maconochie, '78 Raymond Masko McGarry, '43 Michelle Klemz Ronald D. Labeau, '71 Karen G. Lichter Gennaro C. Macri, '65 Hazel J. Mason, '67 John McGarry Daniel W. Aimee E. Labelle, '89 Carole M. Lick Jessie A. Macri Luther J. Mason Paul D. McGlynn' Klenczar', '69 Charles D. Don R. Lick" Barbara J. Madany, '60 Nancy K. Mason, '59 Joan McGowan

Linda J. Klenczar Laderourc, ·so Florence L. Ibraham Madany, '59 Roben W. Mason, '59 Judi,h P. McGregor Charles A. Kline, '76 Linda D. Laderou

Linda Kouba Louis ). Glen D. Lum William N. Mantle Gail M. McCormick Margaret). Melchior Margaret K. Lawrence, Ill, '82 Karen D. Lum, '74 Debra Manty Michael G. Doris A. Melvin, '91 Kozlowski, '68 Amy L. Lawson Roger H. Luoma, '67 William E. Manty McCormick, '71 John W. Melvin Eugene D. Krajewski' Gary R. Lawson, '78 Gino Lupcrti Anhur J. Marcell, '70 Sally R. McCracken' Glenn E. Elvia R. Parricia S. Lawson, '88 Ru,h B. Lupmi, '46 Evelyn A. Marchio, '87 Cathryn S. Mensching, Jr.' Krajewski-Jaime' John M. Lay George F. Luther James J. Marchio, '68 McCrcady, '77 Elizabeth A. Menzi' Joan A. Kramer, '68 Margaret A. Lay, '50 RobertM. Lu ton George L. Ronald G. McCrc:ady Roben M. Merion John P. Kramer Michaela M. Chrisiine Y. Lykins, '90 Marcnccrtc, '53 Dorcs M. McCrcc David D. Merriman Laura M. Kramer- Lazarski, '86 Roger W. Lykins, '80 Juanita M. Marcmcuc James R. McCrow, 75 Mary L. Merriman Giordano, '85 Audrey G. Lee, '60 Frode Maaseidvaag Morris Margulies Myra L. McCurdy, '82 Lisa A. Mcsner, '85 MaryJ. Krause, '45 James A. Lee Marilyn Maascidvaag Carol A. Markey, '86 Robert McCurdy Michael J. Mesner Warren R. Krause, '45 Leonard E. Lee Vida S. MacAnhur, '62 David W. Markey Fred R. McDaniel', '70 Marion T. Martha A. Krczel- Robert 0. Leffier, '72 Janet A. ChriStopher J. Thelma L. Mettetal', '80 0Stertag, '73 Ralph Lefler' MacDonald, '51 Marks, '82 McDaniel', '64 Larry Mt-yers

* EMUFa culty/Staff HR 11 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1991 HONOR ROLL

Th e Hundred Club (continued)

Eugene R. Norey Hugh G. Parker, '65 Nancy Pihlaja Gisela R. Norey MaryJ. Parker, '65 Ray D. Pihlaja, '69 MichaelJ. Sam Parks Haivey Pillcrsdorf Northrup, '87 Evelyn M. Pa.rr, '31 Carolyn J. Pleger, '68 Lynn C. Norton, '73 Donald Parshall Preston L Plcws, '87 Paul J. Nowo.k, '86 CharlesN. Parsons Helen C. Thomas R. Nowland Donna Parsons Pochodylo, '44 Colin G. Oatley H. Steven Parsons Harold R. Pogats, '67 NancyW. Oatley Jeffrey Parsons Mark D. Pohlman John W. O'Banntr' Karen A. Parsons E.W. Pollack Edward J. O'Brien, '72 Mary H. Parsons Peter M. Pollack Therese O'Brien Judy Pasch Benina D. Pollock MaryA. O'Coin Maivin Pasch' Stephen Pollock Dorothy M. O'Connor Catherine E. Pascoe Britt W. Ponce, '81 Barbara C. O'Dell Glenn R. Pascoe, '74 Colleen M. Ponce, '79 William G. O'Dell, '57 Pradip C. Patel, '75 Elsie E. Porter From left, Public Safe tyDirector John Garland, Cathleen We bb, Charles J. Oestrike Chloris M. Patrick James C. Porter, '57' James Webb Jonathan Officer, '69 Floyd A. Patrick' Margaret E. Porter, '63 Colleen M. O'Hara, '81 Bobby L. Patterson GregoryA. Poth Esther M. Ohlinger Marguerite A. Pancrson Lizabeth D. Poth, '85 Calvin B. Michael' Patrick D. Monea, '72 Irene Mussin Richard D. Lee C. Patton, '72 Helen M. Poner, '63 Elizabeth B. Michael Geraldine M. Carlo Muzi Ohlinger, '56 Rita S. Parton Sherry Potts Maurttn K. Monehen, '39 Bene A. Mys, '62 Louise D. Older, '60 Ted Pawlowski, '73 Timothy D. Potts, ·n Michael, '81 John T. Monehen Donald P. Mys, '68 James A. Oliver, '66 Cecil E. Payne, '71 Joyce A. Powanda Pc,er Michalowski Julene E. Moniodis Judith M. Nadzam, '64 Kathleen A. Oliver Merilyn). Peake, '60 Robert M. Bruce A. Mickelson, '71 Paul N. Moniodis,' '79 Ernest J. Nagy Hazel L. Olsen, '59 Ray D. Peake, '56 Powanda, '70 Rosemary Mignano, '74 James M. Marilyn P. Nagy' John F. Olsen, '71 Donald W. Pearson' Judy Powers Mark S. Mikesell Monkicwia., '70 John Nama Linda Olsen, '71 Sheryl Pearson Susan E. Powers Diana E. Miklos, '73 Terryl L. Barbara Nanas Louise M. Mark W. Peavey, '78 Barbara A. Prater Joseph A. Miklos Monkicwia., '71 Charles N. Nanas, '63 Olson-Edwards Pamela A. Peck Wesley E. Prater Evelyn ). Millar, '70 Edward L Joseph G. Nance, '75 James P. O'Neil Terry A. Peck Gretchen Preston, 71 Robert Millar Monscr, JV, '72 Barbara J. Susan J. O'Neil Miguel Pellon John M. Preston', '72 Alex J. Miller, '68 Onnalcc M. Nackowski, '61 Eleanor). Orange Debbie Pennington Jack S. Price, '52 Arthur C. Miller, '60 Monson, '43 Leonard E. Steven W. Orange, '73 Scott F. Wilma B. Price, '30 Carolyn Miller CliffMontgomery Nackowski, '61 Karen A. Orosz, '63 Pcnningcon, '84 Nancy E. Prieskorn, '69 Edwin L. Miller Diane L. Nancy H. Navarre', '75 Theodore B. Orosz Larry A. Pepi in John W. Prince' Eugene M. Miller, '60 Moncgomery, '60 David R. Neal William C. Orr Jeanie E. Perez Nancy A. Prince' Frances A. Miller, '83 James W. Karen W. Neal, '85 Alicia M. Ortez', '91 Joseph Perez, '89 Kirk A. Profit, '75 Georgiana P. Miller, '24 Montgomery, '66 Kathrine A. Ncau, '70 Bonnylyn B. Osborn Barbara Perkins Bruce M. Proper Hinda R. Miller Mildred Moody Philip F. Neau, '70 Carroll A. Osborn· George B. Perkins' Vera L. Proper, '65 John J. Miller Blake H. Moore Susan E. Neely, '85 Kathleen I. Osika Merle J. Perkins- Shirley A. Przywara Judith J. Miller Catherine L Moore, '82 James C. Neering Paul V. Osika Richmond, '61 Armand Pucci Karen J. Miller Edward C. Moore Joanne A. Neering George F. Barbara J. Perry, '76 Hden L. Pucci Kathleen A. Miller Eileen R. Moore Rita M. Neidig Oscerhouc, '78 Calvin C. Perry David C. Pudduck, '82 Kay M. Miller, '60 Janice C. Moore, '58 Charles J. Neir, '37 D. Recd Ostrander, '6 I Charlotte B. Perry, '68 Lori E. Pudduck Kevin Miller Karen L Moore lrene J. Neir, '36 Dona J. Ostrander Doris A. Perry, '60 Kathryn D. Purcell, '78 Margaret R. Miller Lorcrca A. Moore Bob Ndms, Jr. John A. Ostrowski Glenn G. Perry Philip Purcell, '51 Marjorie V. Miller Mary E. Moore Pat J. Nelms Mary L Ostrowski Donald W. Perryman Richard L. Purcell Michael J. Miller Michad P. Moore, '83 George C. Nelson Julia Owchinko Cleo,ha Peterson Leslie Purslow Robert C. Miller, '65 Nelson E. Moore, '71 Glenn L. Ndson Dede Owen Esaw Peterson, '67 Ruth S. Purslow, '50 0 Ronald G. Miller' Richard A. Moore, '58 James M. Ndson, '71 Gary M. Owen, 60 Roger A. Pc,erson • Vickie L Pumam Samud D. Miller, '79 Richard A. Moore Marian F. Ndson, '77 Mary C. Owen Susanne B. Peccrson,'86 Michael D. Purcs William A. Miller' Nancy S. Moran Marion J. Nelson, '42 Richard J. Owen, '39 T. Grace Peterson Sharon M. Purrs Doris E. Milliman, '39 William C. Moran, '85 Maryellen Nelson, '55 Charles E. Oxley, '42 Richard A. Petit Margaret A. Pyciak, '54 Fern L Mills, '34 JamesE. Morgan, '68 J uanira L Nestor, '71 Grace M. Oxley, '64 Ruth S. Petit, '76 Roman Pyciak Connie F. Miner· Neva G. Morgan, '59 Mark A. Nestor David E. Ozga, '67 Robert J. Mazie Quigley, '66 Regina Mingcla, '72 Willie B. Morgan Alfonse F. Lee O,ga Perrykowski, '76 R. E. Quigley Sarunas S. Mingcla, '71 Robert H. Morris, '77 Neumann, Jr. Mary E. Paavola Karen C. Petryes, '89 Rosemary M. Jeremiah R. Minifield Viola Morris Judith A. Neumann Elaine A. Pachelieff, '71 Thomas J. Petryes, '87 Quigley, '76 Adelia C. Minor, '28 Dorothy L. Morrow Jan B. Newman Lorraine M. Allyn Phillips Joan L. Quinlan', '78 Escher L Minzey, '73 Earl W. Morrow Larry E. Newman Pa!fenroth·, '81 Carolyn Phillips Paul W. Quinlan Jack D. Minzcy', '50 Gary L. Mortensen, '77 Laura C. Newman, '57 Richard D. Pa!fenroth' Carrie A. Phillips Thomas V. Quinn, '41 Doris S. Mircc, '79 Mary A. Mortensen Sarah W. Newman Dennis Page Edith B. Phillips, '42 Alan J. Rabinowitz Thomas J. Mi rec Claribel F. More on, '22 Sylvia L. Newman Barbara J. Painter, '75 Gwendolyn A. H. Pumam R.afferry,'72 Stanley A. Mish, '73 Kachlccn J. Mueller, '80 Gust Nicholas Barry D. Painter' Phillips, '67 Mohammad Rafiq· Lena B. Mitchell Mary F. Mueller, '84 Kay H. Nicholas, '69 Michael R. Painter Jack T. Phillips Paivccn Rafiq Thomas Mi,chcll Maurice C. Mueller, '76 Jaynie S. Nichols, '87 JamesR. Palasck • James R. Phillips, '88 Anna R. Raglin, '57 Virginia F. Mitchell, '42 James T. Mulady Loren A. Nichols Gino M. Paliaroli, '59 Vivian E. Phillips, '53 Arthur L. Raglin Mark Mirshkun Eija Multasuo Penelope J. Nichols Phyllis M. Paliaroli Warren A. Phillips Rene C. Raham Samuel Modica, '68 Jane E. Murdock Jamie Nieman James D. Paling, '72 Lillian Phillis Roger M. Raham, '79 Sarah J. Modica, '67 Richard B. Gerald T. Niszczak Karen I. Paling, '72 W. A. Phillis, Jr. Kenneth A. Rainford Alexandra Moisides Murdock, '72 Gloria L. Nisza.ak Donald Palosky Mary K. Phillpotts, '81 Linda L Rainford, '76 Nicholas T. Moisides Diane L. Murphy, '70 Robert R. Nix, II, '68 Marguerite G. Frank P. Piccioni, '58 Carl F. R.aiss Claudette A. Leslie A. Murphy Suzanne M. Nix, '70 Palosky. '39 Glen J. Pieczynski, '76 Martha R.aiss, '51 Momence, '74 Rosemary L. Raymond C. Noellert Bala R. Pant, '82 Judith M. Pieczynski Ogden B. Ramsay' Mark E. Monahan•, '91 Murphy, '74 Allen M. Nofn, '69 Tracy B. Pant Malcolm G. Pierce, '52 Patricia L Ramsay' Eva B. Moncur Terry Murphy Patricia A. Nofcz Steven D. Pappin Marilyn T. Pierce Mary Ellen Ramsdell John P. Moncur Terry P. Murphy Katherine Nohr Jong S. Park Richard A. Pierce, '88 Richard A. AmyMondol Thomas P. Murphy, '71 Mary E. Nordin, '69 Jung Y. Park, '81 Lavonne N. Pifer' Ramsdell, '65 Laura J. Monca Douglas H. Mussin, '80 Roberr Nordin, '69 Dennis Parker, Sr. Neil Pifer Donald J. Randa

HR 12 *EM U Fa culty/Staff Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1991 HONOR ROLL

Mary A. Randa, '45 Mark X. Rigotti Andrew W. Sarver R. Kirk Seaman Cathy Skinner AnnM. Grover C. Randle Sarah D. Rigotti, '83 Mary C. Sarver Richard C. Seavitt, '48 David 0. Skinner, '80 Stalhandske, '87 Joanne S. Rankin', '56 Genevieve C. Riley, '26 Dean A. Sauer Audrey B. Seay, '73 David P. Skrlec, '84 Erik J. Sralhandske Mary A. Raske, '71 Norma E. Risch, '51 Maya Savarino Perry Seay George A. Sloan, '73 Dianne L. Stall, '77 Heimo Raski Caryl M. Ristau Gordon Savery Cynthia L. Sebastian- Nancy Sloan Kevin H. Stall Margaret M. Raski, '44 Roben A. Ristau' Joan Savery Recd, '79 Aaron K. Slotnick Keith J. Stanger· Joe T. Raymer, '61 Ruth M. Roach, '86 Douglas F. Saylor, '63 Dalton Seegers Joie A. Slotnick, '83 Mary J. Stanifer, '68 Marlene Raymer Karen A. Robb Gay G. Saylor Lola Seegers Barbara L. Smart Roberta E. Stanley EunicaM. Raymond Barbara L. Roberis, '75 James R. Scarlett Kordula Segler-Srahl Seamon C. Smart Patrick M. Stano, '89 Marion R. Margaret M. Roberis Mary A. Scarlett Eugene M. Seidel Daniel G. Smedley Peter B. Stano, '87

Raymond, '30 Richard H. Roberis Helga Schacht Nancy B. Seidel Susanne Smedley, '72 Laurie M. Staples, '86 Betry J. Rauoog,'73 Elma C. Robinson JochenSchacht Donna L. Wilson G. Smillie Judith A. Starks Coleen T. Reaume, '85 Jay L. Robinson Cecelia A. Schaeffer Seilheimer, '71 Allison A. Smith Donald D. Starr James M. Julius M. Robinson• Charles A. Schaeffer Randy H. Seilheimer Andrew D. Smith Vada ). Starr, '72 Reaume, Jr.', '81 Ken K. Robinson Gerald 0. Schaffer Teri L. Self-Pellon, '78 Barbara ]. Smith Rebecca Steele Beth A. Redmond Lynn A. Robinson, '65 Linda E. Schaffer, '83 Russell B. Selleck, '37 Clara R. Smith. '59 John G. Steigerwald Melinda Reeber Machree Robinson, '85 Norman A. Schanler B«ty R. Scpanek Dorothy C. Smith Cathy R. Srein, '74 Michael C. Reeber, '75 ]. Robert Rock, '54 Sandra K. Schattler, '71 Robert Sepanek, Sr. Edward L. Smith Ralph E. Stein Elaine W. Recd, '45 Nancy A. Roddy, '75 Alice L. Scheer, '61 Russell R. Scrbay Ellen 0. Smith Mary J. Steiner, '73 George W. Recd, '44 Timothy S. Roddy Fred A. Scheer Ronald Sesvold, '67 Garvin L. Smith, '66 Mathew W. Steiner Gregory R. Recd Ann W. Rogers Gladys Schellinger Todd P. Sexton Harriet L. Smith Earl M. Steinhart, '56 Judith J. Recd, '79 W. Leslie Rogers Richard T. Michael J. James L. Smith Phyllis J. Steinhart, '55 Margaret J. Recd, '55 Phyllis M. Rohde Schellinger, '54 Shalhoub, '79 Jeanne C. Smith John Stephenson Michael H. Recd· Richard N. Rohde, '62 Sylvia M. Schienke Robert M. Shaner, '73 John R. Smith', '71 Susanne G. Nancy A. Recd Carol L Werner Schienke, '73 Letitia Shapiro Kenneth L. Smith, '74 Stephenson• Patricia L. Recd, '77 Rohrkempcr, '79 Erich S. Schifter L. Jean Sharrard, '40 Lynette A. Smith Thomas J. Steppe Rick A. Recd, '77 Richard R. Steven J. Schlecht, '88 William L. Sharrard Macklin Smith Robert M. Stern Russell D. Recd Rohrkempcr, Jr. Charles E. Schlief Robert A. Shaw Michelle P. Smith, '82 Clifford Sterns Warren T. Recd George 0. Rolfe, Jr. Louise M. Schlief, '59 Theodore M. Shaw Richard G. Donna M. Stevens, '55 Dennis K. Recs, '77 Arlene E. Roman, '62 Edward S. Schmala' Lynne Shaye Smith, Jr., '85 Erma F. Stevens• Wilma N. Rees, '70 Anne Ronco Mary Ann Richard D. Shaye, '73 William A.. Gail M. Stevens Cheryl A. Reeves• Edward ). Schmala', '75 John A. Shea Smith, Jr., '68 James H. Stevens, '55 Cornelius Reeves, Jr. Ronco, Ill, '71 Barbara R. Schmid, '76 Laurie Shear Verna M. Smith-Valley Richard E. Stevens, '74 Grace Reeves David L. Ronis Barbara A. Schmidt Scott Shear, '71 James D. Snell, '78 Suzanne J. Steven,., '62 Lesley0. Regan Sheila R. Ronis Eunice J. Schmidt, '39 Anne D. Shelton, '62 Julianne Snider Anhur C. Stevenson,'34 Craig D. Rehfus, '77 Mary H. Rooney Richard L. Constance E. Martin D. Snider, '77 John Stevenson, '73 1 Jerold Reichert Valerie W. Schmidt, Jr. '67 Shelton, '86 Eleanor F. Snyder, '50 MargarC"l Stevenson, 65 Sandra A. Reichert Rosenberg. '84 Michael R. Schneider Kenneth G. Gerald A. Snyder Marion C. Stevenson Manin Reineman Victor Rosenberg Norma ). Shelton, '87 Judy M. Sobczak Douglas Stewan Roben D. Reinhart Dorrie E. Rosenblatt Schomacker, '77 Prest0n G. Shelton Ann M. Soderquist Joyce H. Stewart, '46 Alyce M. Reiser Joan Rosenblum, '79 Roben W. Schomacker Barbara J. Larry D. Soderquist, '66 Ruby B. Stewan, '51 Thomas C. Reiser, '56 Robert A. Rosenblum Stanley L. Schook, '48 Shepherd, '35 Faihi F. Sokkar, '66 Lucille F. Stickel, '74 Allan S. Remp' Brad A. Rossi Virginia L. Schook John D. Shepherd Jo Ann Sokkar William H. Stickel Ann M. Remp' Herbert A. Rossi Donald R. Frank P. Sheridan Harry Somerset Marilyn K. Stickle, '59 Debra B. Repine, '78 Theodore K. Rossiter Schoolmaster', '77 Helene S. Sheridan Larry E. Sommerville Carol M. Stidham, '60 Joseph T. Repine Dorothy Roumell Anita L. Larry L. Sherman, '85 LaVerne M. William 0. Gayle D. Thomas Roumell Schottenfels, '77 Marcia A. Sherman Sommerville, '75 Stidham, Sr., '60 Reuter-Alm', '83 Mary E. Rounsifer Daniel A. William M. Kazuo Sonoguchi Terri L. Stoeber Roy T. Reynolds David W. Rowan, '68 Schottcnfels, '76 Sherman, '91 Yoko Sonoguchi Barbara Stokes', '69 Ruth M. Reynolds Ellen A. Rowe, '7 4 Paul T. Schreiber Marie H. Shih Ann M. Soper, '77 Gary P. Stokes, '69 Colleen P. Rheam· Christine Rowley, '41 Penelope A. Schreiber Alton M. Shipstead Harold Soper, Ill Catherine A. St0ner Gary M. Rheam Mitchell Rowny Dorotha L. Frances X. Shipstead Steven P. Soper Dorothy Strand Alben J. Rhodes Barbara E. Roys. '42 Schuler-Gleason, '65 Jeffrey L. Shotwell Diana B. Sosnowksi John Strand Donna C. Rhodes, '70 Patricia Ruby-Douglass Nancy M. Schullery Bonnie S. Shrader Richard F. Katharine M. Srribe Josephine S. Helen B. Rudin· Stephen E. Gary R. Schrader, '74 Sosnowski, '72 Ralph C. Stribe Rhodes,' 30 Diane C. Rudy Schullery', '65 Jason Shrinsky Herbcn D. Soule Jeanne M. Kathleen M. Robert J. Rudy, '66 Diane Schulz Joanne Shutes Thelma L. Soule. '72 Strickland, '84 Rhodes, '73 Joseph R. Ruiz Edwin A. Schulz, '77 Richard Shutes Robert D. Souriall, '74 Kahle C. Strickland, '83 M ichacl H. Rhodes, '72 Sue M. Ruiz, '72 Karen G. Schulz, 79 Arlene P. Shy Ray D. Sowers' Jan Strite Betsy A. Riccardi, '82 Ken Rule William ). John W. Shy Barbara C. Soyster Jon K. Strite, '81 Brian E. Rice Charles A. Runta Schulz, Jr., '79 Linda C. Sickles, '69 Thomas G. $oyster' Catherine M. James E. Rice Nancy J. Runta, '60 Hazen J. Barry J. Siegel, '67 Chriscina H. Spahn Stromberg Sandra J. Rice Donald W. Russell, '75 Schumacher, Jr. Karen Siegel S. J. Spahn Gloria Strong Marian R. Richards, '70 Dorothy M. Russell, '42 Shitley D. Laura Signorello John H. Spangler, '70 Werner A. Strong, '58 Bonnie E. Ruth M. Russell Schumacher, '73 Marco Signorello, Sr. Ruth A. Spangler, '71 Kay L. Stroop, '71 Richardson, '32 Barry A. Ryder, '77 Fred P. Schwarz Susan Silagi Donald D. Sparks Abigail M. Srurgi, Carl Richardson Paul J. Ryder, Jr. Jane K. Schwarz Roberr Silver Wendy K. Sparks' Samuel P. Jeri Lynne Paul F. Sachs Gary L. Schwass, '71 Rose Silver Patricia J. Spears Sturgis, Ill, '70 Richardson, '63 Monika H. Sacks PeggyA. Schwass Irene D. Simmons Richard R. Spears, '72 John J. Sturock, '66 Michael S. Richardson Roger W. Sacks Thomas L. Schwenk Pearl B. Simmons, '75 Lyla M. Spclbring' Rhea J. Stu rock Nona E. Richardson• Lori W. Saginaw Salvatore S. Scopone Berty A. Simon Julie E. Spence, '84 Sharron J. Frank L. Richmond, '60 Paul Saginaw C. Ann Scott, '71 Charles M. Simon Gretta Spier Sturock-Smith, '68 Donna T. Richter Brenda Salmon Drusilla L. Scott David A. Simon, '76 Avis R. Spike, '44 Dennis L Suarez, '72 Harry J. Richter John E. Samara• Gerald C. Scott Tom Simon Clark G. Spike', '44 Nancy Sudia, '79 Bob Riddle Karen Samara• James C. Scott Roben J. Simpson, '49 Frederick W. Spike Nicholas Sudia Margaret H. Riddle, 76 Ross D. Sample, '87 James E. Scott, '69 Karen P. Sinclair·" Karen E. Spike, '67 Carl J. Sullivan Terri L. Wayne J. Samuel, 73 Janet T. Scott Michael B. Sinclair Grace M. Sponberg. '73 John M. Sullivan Riemenschneider,'83 Maria E. Sanchez Kathleen Scott Diane P. Sirois, '87 James R. Stacy, '64 Sally J. Sullivan Joyce A. Rienecke, '62 Pedro P. Sanchez' Marilyn Scott Donald D. Susan A. Stacy Susan Sullivan William L. Rienecke Lynn Sandmann Cindy Scussel Sizemore, '82 Gary M. Staffeld, '79 Annabelle Sumera, '42 James N. Frank Saracina Peter M. Scussel, '70 Rhonda L. Sizemore Parricia J. Staffeld Max Supica Riethmiller, '79 Tracy Saracina Todd E. Scage. '85 Leonard B. Skcrker Ralph E. Stahl.Jr.. '76 Sondra S. Supica

*EM U Faculty/Staff HR 13 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1991 HONOR ROLL

Th e Hu ndred Club (continued) Betty J. Surber, '74 James W. Thomson, '70 Maida Vartanian Lynne 8. Weir, '88 Markham A. Richard A. Wyer, '57 Howard M. Surber Mary L. Thomson Marino Venturini William E. Weir Williams-Roby Jay R. Yager· Joann E. Surma, '84 ShirleyJ. Thomson Valerie A. Venturini Hermann F. Weiss Patricia V. Nancy Yager Richard J. Surma Walter Thomson Jeanane Ve.ding Thomas E. Weisskopf Williams-Roby Ethel C. Yagoda, '65 James L. Sutter Dolores M. Thorpe, '36 Keith Vesling Ann S. Weibe, Gale Willis Karen E. Yamada Linda L. Sutter, '80 Dennis C. Donna M. Vetting Joel S. Welber' Richard Willis MasanobuYamauchi" Margaret C. Sutton, '64 Thurman, '71 Ronald Vetting, '63 James C. Welch Barbara L. Wilson Natsue Yamauchi Sharon Helen 8. Tibbals, '76 Gary M. Victor· Kathleen 8. Welch Bruce J. Wilson Karen D. Yankie, '68 Svirkovich, '84 June M. Timken Kelly A. Victor, '86 Mary A. Welch- Colleen K. Wilson, '86 Thomas D. Yannitelli Thomas L. W. A. Timken Mary E. Vielhaber" Campbell, '82 Darrell J. Wilson, '70 Cheryl Yeuner Svitkovich, '64 Helen Timko Joellen Vinyard• Wendy Weller George H. Wilson, '72 Terry P. Yeutter, '74

Constance L. Swank Fr.rncis G. Titas Kathryn J. E. Juanita Wendt Lois S. Wilson Mary K. Yoches Donald L. Swank, '65 Victoria E. Titas, '70 Vreeland- R.ipai, '74 George E. Wendt, '37 Margaret A. Wilson Robert C. Yoches Noreen P. Swanson AUan L. Tobcs Carol M. Wadke Chris S. Werbylo Mark Wilson Dennis R. York, '69 Richard R. Swanson Kendra Tobcs William A. Wadke Jayne H. Werbylo, '83 William E. Wilson, '66 Charles P. Yount, '70 Dennis L Swatosh, '83 Gordon R. Tobin Maryann Wagner Gracc M. Ardath J. Wiltse, '39 June A. Yount, '71 Marianne K. Verna M. Tobin, '58 William R. Wagner Wemovshek, '29 E. William Wiltse, '41 Robert ]. Zag Swatosh, '83 Joyce C. Tonander Kim A. Wahtera, '75 Jean 8. Wessel, '58 Scott A. Dale R. Zahm, '83

Gordon W. Sweet Pamela J. Topalian- Sandra L. Wahtera John F. Wessel Winckowski, '86 Alexander Zangara Larry W. Sweet, '76 Mish, '82 Gregory H. Wakefield Carolyn A. West, '90 Paul Winder Patricia H. Zangara Leah M. Sweet Clydena A. Mary R. Walden, '51 Charles H. West Daisey C. Windom Bette F. Zauel, '65 Sandra M. Sweet Trembath, '79 Glenn K. Walker' Chloe C. West, '32 Virgil E. R. Roger Zauel James Sweeton Richard Trembath, '83 Lillian G. Walker, '39 Earl C. West Windom, Jr., '56 Anna L. Zbikowski, '71 Anne P. Sweikowsky Carol G. Trent Neville E. Walker, '39 Eleanor L. West, '50 Donald P. Wingard Thomas J. Zbikowski Robert J. Sweikowsky Carolyn 8. Trent Bruce T. Wallace, '58 Floyd W. West Dennis L Norma C. Zeigler, '75 MaryAnne Swen Jo AnnaJ. Trent Denise D. Wallace, '79 Jane, E. West Winkelman, '78 Tho11on W. Zcigler, Jr. Manin W. Karen A. R.ivcn M. Wallace Paul R. Wesr, '86 Jan Z. Winkelman George Zcissler Sylvester, '88 Tripp-Opplc, '75 Richard W. Wallace Marianne:Wcsthcad• LauraS. Winkelman Sieglinde Zcissler Manha W. Tack" Dorothy L. Trott William E. Walle, '58 Jack E. Whelan, '68 Gerald T. Wm kley, '61 Judy Ziaya Georgina M. Eileen M. Trott, '36 Charles L. Waller, '69 Sarah 8. Whelan Julie A. Winkley Stanley Ziaya Takcmom, '66 Frank A. Trott Joanne K. Waller Emilie Whisman Louise Winters Annene Ziegler

Andriany Talanki Marcus E. Trout, '70 Marcus B. Waller Wayne Whisman Terry Wimer, Gary G. Ziegler Srinath L. Talanki, '81 John R. Trudell Patricia F. WaUer Bette C. Whfre • James P. Winh, '73 Harold E. Ziegler David D. Tammany· Kathy L. Trudell, '72 Audrey G. Walli, '63 Beverly A. White Rosc Winh Rick W. Ziegler, '85 Rosina M. Judy A. Tschantz Douglas ]. Walli Carol A. White, '82 Beverly J. Wiseley Constance S. C. Tammany', '75 Michael Tschann Blanche V. Walsh Charles A. Wlute, '88 David J. Wiseley, '65 Zimmerman, '72 Marina S. Tangalakis Wendell S. Turner, '71 JamesA. Walsh, '40 Delcie L. Wlute, '66 Ruth S. Wismer David M. Thcodore G. Barbara Turpin Karen L. Walter, '84 Dorothy J. White, '76 William C. Wismer Zimmerman, '72 Tangalakis, '84 Kenneth Turpin Eric P. Waltersdorf, '87 Glenn W. White Lyn C. Wisner Patricia M. Zinger-Karr Stanley G. Tangalalkis Margaret E. Twork, '28 Shari L. Julie A. White, '84 Ralph L. Wisner, '57 Saul A. Zipscr, '87 Christine E. Norman R. Tyler• Waltersdorf, '88 Nicholas P. White Constance L Witt" Elizabeth L. Zulkey, '65 Taparoglou, '71 Elizabeth A. Udry, '57 Jean A. Waltman Patricia D. Whirc Reinhard Wittke• Danccn L Zurcich • Nicolaos Taparoglou Joseph W. Udry John L Waltman• Rafko White Sigrid K. Wittke Norman H. Eula M. Tate Robert P. Ufer Linda L Waltz Warren F. Susan E. Wojcicki, '71 Zurcich, '84 John C. Tarum Susan R. Ufer, '71 Roger E. Waln White, Jr., '71 Thomas C. Judy B. Tatum•, '83 Mabel H. Ulrich, '43 Arthur L Wangbickler, Gale Whittier-Ferguson Wojcicki, '70 Carl V. Taylor, '58 Jiu-Hwa L. Upshur' Jr., '68 Bernard A. Sharon Wold David H. Taylor, '84 John A. Upshur, Jr. Cecelia G. Ward, '40 Wichmann, '70 Michael D. Wolfe Helen V. Taylor, '80 James F. Urban, '72 Mason W. Ward Gerard K. R. Nancy Wolfe James A. Taylor Elizabeth J. RobertaA. Ward Wideman, '69 Annie L Wolock, '84 MaryJ. Taylor Vadeboncocur, '43 Katharine P. Warner Manha A. Wideman MaryA. Wolos, '80 Nancy A. Taylor, '64 James 0. Vadeboncocur Berec Warrcn .. John K. Widger Chester P. Wolski Robert W. Taylor Kurt Vail June M. Warren, '55 Beth A. Wigner, '79 Mary F. Wolski, '51 Shelley M. Taylor Ruth Vail Nancy J. Warren, '87 Harry E. Wigner, Jr. JeffreyC. Wood Mary D. Teal' Dennis R. Valenti' William D. Warren Larry R. Wigner Linda 8. Wood, '72 Paul E. Temple, '54 William Valley, '50 Erwin F. Warsinski, '66 Shirley Wigner Richard D. Wood, '72 Robert 8. Temple Mary L Vanalstine, '60 Sylvia V. Wasik GaryT. Wilbanks, '87 John Woodford Sonja Temple Wallace L Maureen P. Wasserman Laura E. Wilbanks, '88 Gloria F. Woodhouse Janice J. Terry' Vanalstine, '61 Cheryl Wasson• Diana G. Wilcox, '84 John J. Woodhouse Josephine Tharpe-Yopp Carol D. Paul Wasson Joseph Wilcox K. Rotb Woods• Cynthia T. Theisen Vandemark, '65 Mary E. Waterloo Harold]. Wilhelm, '74 Ronald C. Woods" Diane M. Thom Gary E. Vandemark Ronald L Waterloo Marcia T. Wilhelm Stanley H. Woods, '23 Greg R. Thom, '71 Ronald D. Dennis Watson Gary E. Wilke, '70 Wendy Woods Anthony J. Thomas Vandenbrink Fostine E. Warson, '60 Theresa Wilker,on JamesA. Cheryl S. Thomas, '84 Earl C. Maryann Warson· Laura A. Willet, '82 Woodward, '71 Eileen C. Thomas, '78 Vanderwalker, '62 Leroy W. Wam• Tommy Willet Richard P. Frederick D. Thomas Louise ]. Edgar W. Waugh", '70 Brian C. Williams, '76 Worswick, '68 Frederick M. Vandommelen, '4 1 Ruth F. Ways Dean E. Williams Steven D. Wortley Thomas, '65 John E. VanHarcn• Karl L Weatherholt Earl K. Williams Madeline Won.niak, '65 Gene S. Thomas Joyce H. VanHaren Patricia Weatherholt Esther Williams Michael]. Janet Thomas Donald L Vaningen Howard Weaver Kathryn L. Williams Wonniak, '65 Larry D. Thomas, '83 Rosemarie Paul D. Webb" Linda L Williams Eleanor S. Wright" Patricia A. Thomas, '54 Vaningen, '52 Maureen C. Wehrlin" Louis C. Gay L Wright William 0. Thomas Benjamin W. Karl F. Weihman Williams, Jr., '63 JamesA. Wright Ann L. Thompson VanRiper" Nancy A. Wcihman,'85 Regina M. Janet E. Wright Candace P. Thompson' Madelon VanRiper" Daniel L. Weil Williams•, '76 Lynne A. Wright, 'n James E. Thompson Florence E. Shauna S. Weil, '84 Robert J. Williams Richard L. Wright, '62 John W. Thompson VanVoorhocs' Richard A. Weimer, '85 Robert M. WilJjams Jack A. Wu Kathleen C. Thompson Ajax Vartanian, '35 Albertina A. Sharon L Ncsa L Wu" Suzan Thompson Dariel E. Vartanian, '40 Weinlandcr Williams", '72 L Yvonne Wulff William H. Thompson Harold S. Vartanian,'39 Max M. Weinlandcr,'40 Wilma M. Williams,'71 Dolores J. Wyer

HR 14 *EM U Fa culty/Staff Eastern Michigan University • 1991 HONOR ROLL

Th e lleritage Club -���������������������� The Heritage Club honors donors of all deferred gifts to the University through bequest by will, cruse, or life insurance.

Faith Alway, '37 Janice Caldwell-Falcon Jeanne D. Knight Muriel A. Arndt, '27 Dr. & Mrs. Irving William H. Krebs Nancy L. Baldwin, '66 Feller Gilben Lanoff Bcny Barfield William E. Fennel" Daniel }. Lanuti John Barfield Randall Fenton Judy A Lanuti Bayard W. Bidwell Joseph J. Fitzsimmons Dale R. Lc..lie Jean S. Bidwell', '57 Thomas H. Franks• E. Gregg Licchry Nella M. Blackpon, '28 Mildred Ey Gittinger Jean K. Likins Ford Bryan James Glasgow Carmen S. Ludy Phyllis Brownlee, '57 Ruth Glasgow Ernest G. Ludy R. Wiley Brownlee Ronald E. Goldenberg• Murray G. Lyke, '62 Laura L Bullock, '35 Bert Greene Marion Maitland

Joseph D. Burcko Donald Gridley Everett L. Donald G. Calkins Mary Hall Marshal!•, '79 Margarer A.. Campbell LeRoy A. Hallet John G. Manin Raymond L Chester V. Haupt Katherine McClure Campbell, Jr. Catherine Hcben Virginia Hazel A Cant Margaret "Peg" O'Neil McKcachic, '42 Melvin C. Cant. '52 Herman Wilben J. Scott Wo ods (left) and StateRe presentative Ki rk Profit Verna Carson John Herron McKcachic, '42 Joseph R. Lawrence J. Hill John J. McManus John Psarouthakis Craig Smith Edgar Waugh" Ceccarelli, '54 Carl Hood Bruce LcVinc Mcllion Georgiana H. Randall Harvey Sweet Patricia B. Weber• Margaret M. Ceccarelli Shirley Green Addia C. Minor Dean L. Rockwell Barbara Thomas Emil Wcddigc Paul Y. H. Chao Houseman Cyril Moscow Bobbi M. Rooker Estelle Thomson Ronald Whirc Marion Curtiss Helen Houvcncr Rona Moscow Abe Rosenkrancz M. lalccn Thompson Ellen C. Williams A. G. Delorenzo Sue A. Huntington Marion Jean Nelson Thomas Rundquist Anne Thorne Judy Williston" Dennis M. Dresser Helen Hun Francis Newman Beatrice Savi:rbrcy Doi ph Thorne Carl Yost Madeline L Early" Manha E. Irwin John Oberdick Merlyn Schultz Paul E. Trudgcn Mary Ida Yost' Mrs. Marvel C. Eberly Merci Parks Johnson M. Ethel O'Connor• Arlene Scaman Rao Tummala" Kun D. Ely Karl K. Kahler Alben Potts Virginia Seaver Irene Linlc Wallace Doris Ewing J ulic Karabenick Molly Pons Thomas ). Sebo Irene Walldorf Carlos Falcon, '68 Sruan Karabenick' Antje L Price Harold J. Simms Frances R. Warren

Co rporations and Fo undations------­ Th e Regents' Council

A.SC, Inc. Chrysler Corporation F&M Distributors, Inc. Ford Motor Compan)4 Johnson Controls, Inc. Sesi Lincoln-Mercury Barnes and Noblc City of Ypsilanti Follmer, Rudzcwicz General Motors Lincoln Health Care T&N Industries, Inc. Bonisrccl Foundation Detroit Edison and Company Corporation Foundation Turner Construction Car Care Ccnrcrs, Inc. Company Ford Motor Herrick Foundation McGregor Fund Company Charter Township of Dykema Gossett Company-Ypsilanti Huron Shores Ltd. Michigan Narional World Heritage Ypsilanti Partnership Corporation Foundation Th e President's Co uncil

MUW Ann Arbor Chrysler Corporation* First of America Jesse Owens Miller, Canfield, Socicry Bank, Ypsilanti Branch Coach's Carpet Care Ann Arbor Foundation, Inc. Paddock and Stone Southwesr Track A.F. Smith & Son, Inc. Comerica Incorporated Gcnpack USA. Inc. Johnson Controls MLM Charitable Builders, Inc. ALE. Design Consumers Power Gerber Products Foundation* Foundation Tcxtron-CWC & Sales Foundation Compan)4 Karl Linen, Inc. Nagle Paving Company Castings Division Allstate Foundation Crcscivc Die Giffels Hoycm Killins Concrete National Prccast, Inc. TNT EDM, Inc. Alrosc, Inc. &Tool, Inc. Basso, Inc. Company Ned's Student Tower Inn Restaurant

Ann Arbor Deloitte & Touchc* Guardsman Mani mark Corporation Bookstore Travel by Design Tran.sportation Domino's Pitta, Inc. Chemicals, Inc. Manufacturers 0 & S Manufacturing Uniglobe/Brcakaway Authoriry E & C Associates The Hayden National Bank* Company Travel Arm of Honor Alumni Envotcch Foundation Michcon Foundation Peat, Marwick, Main Valspar Foundation Ervin Industries, Inc. Association Herman MiUer, Inc. Michigan Bell Foundation* Whitehall Convalescent Atmosphere Farmers Group, Inc. Hobbs & Black Telephone Pepsi-Cola* Company Processing, Inc. Federation of Societies Associates, Inc. Company Pharmaceutical Woods Construction- John Barfield forCoati ngs Independent Postal Midwestern Consulting, Analysis Lab. WC Association & Associates Technology Services Inc. Society Bank, Michigan Wyatt Cafeterias Business Resources, Inc. Th e Tower Club ACME Glass American Electric & Paint Co. Apple Computer, Inc. Bechtel Power Bridgcsronc/Firestone Catherine McAuley AG. Edwards Power System* Anhur Andersen & Corporation* Trustf Health Center & Sons, Inc. Ameritech Applied Company* Bill Ford Binhday Broadcast Pioneer Central Title A-New Travel Technologies* Ashland Coal, Ind Picnic Committee Michigan Chapter Service, Inc. Allen James Tanner & Amoco Foundation, B/C Contractors The Birks Family Campus Book CliffKeen Athletic Foley, P.C. Inc.* Barfield Manufacruring, Foundation &Supply Clohan & Dean Allstate Foundation Allstate Foundation Company Blue Cross and Carry's Music, Inc. Collingwood Springs American Dental The Ann Arbor New, BASF Corporation* Blue Shield Cassidy & Redevelopment Health Anonymous Donor Associates, Inc. Corporation

* EMU Fa culty/Staff HR 15 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1991 HONORROLL

Co rporations and Fo undations Th e Tower Club (continued)

Comerica Firemen's Fund Little Caesar Enterprise Michigan State Radisson Hotel & UAW Local 845 lncorporarcd; lnsurancct Management Recruiters Building Trades Conference Center UAWScmCAP Committee Reception Frank B. Hall Sales Craft Reeks-Ridener Union Oil Company Fund & Company Manufacrurers Narional Michigan State Insurance Agency of California Communia.tioru General Electric Corporation; AFL-CIO Sams, lnc./3M Foundation; Workers of America Found2tion; Marathon Oil Michigan UAW-CAP Schoolkids Records United Food Continental Tclccom, Haab's Rcst2uranr, Inc. Foundation; Council & Tapes & Communication Inc.; Hancr�Marron Marrin Marien• Michigan Waste Second Baptist Church Workers 876 Coopers & Lybrand The Hayden Corporation; Systems, Inc. Shcarson Lehman United Steelworkers of Foundation; Foundation MCI Telecommunie2- Miller & Hutton; America Council of Literary Helm, Inc. cions Corporationi Associares,P.C. Shell Companies United Training Magazines Herc's McNamara Band The Mitre Foundation, lnc.i & Pl2ccment Deir:,Dental Pl2n of Washtenaw, Inc. Mead Corporation Corporation; Society for University of Michigan Diamond Head C.fe & Hewlett-Packard Foundation; Mobil Foundarion,lnc.; Human Resources Credit Union Deli Company; Merrill Lynch and MonS>nto Fund; M2nagement Video Images, Inc. DMI Industries, Inc. Hickory Woods Golf Company; Motorola Foundation; Society Bank Warner Lambert Herbert & Julia Doan Management Metropolitan Life Charles S. Mott Ann Arbor Company; Found2tion Scrvic.es Insurance Foundation Society Management Warner Lambert Dorsey Business Hull Brothers Company; National Steel Company; Company- Schools, Inc. lnst2llation, Inc. Michigan lnstitUle of Corporation; Sp2ghetti Bender Ann Arbor; Douglas G. Huron Valley Boys and Aeronautics NBD-Bancorp, Inc.; Stanley Works Founda- Washtenaw County Corporation Girls Club Michigan School Band The New England tion; Hotcl-Moccl Ellis T2lcott Ohlgren & I OS-American Express & Orchestr• Northwest Airlines; St2te Farm Companies Association Ferguson Company; Association, Inc. Northwestern Mutual Found2tion; Wayne County EMU Wives Illinois Bell; Michcon Gas Life; Stevenson Kcppdman Regional Education Equicable Life lnternarional Company; NSK Corporation; Associates Ypsilanti Chamber of Assurance; Association of Michigan Bell Omnie2re Healch Plan Student Loan Funding Commerce Ernst & Young Fire Fighters Telephone O'Ncal Construction, Corporation Ypsilanti Heritage Foundation; Johnson & Higgins Company; Inc. Support Our Soldiers Foundation Exxon Edua.tion of Michigan, Inc. Michigan Disposal, Inc. People's Travel Tcamsters Local #339 Foundationt K Graphics, Inc. Michigan Education Precision Photographies Teledyne, Inc.; Farmers Group, Inc. Kelloggof B2ttlecrcck; Association Print & Copy Center Tisch, Inc. Fingerle-Hollistcr- Kelsey Hayes-Romulus Michigan Golfer TRW Foundation;

Wood Lumber K mart Corporation; Th e Fo unders' Club

A. P. Cook, Inc. Citicorp-Citibank; IBM Corporation; Mercy Alternative Republic Hogg Volkswagen of America, Allied-Signal Consumers Power IPAX Michcon Trading Robinson Inc. Foundation, lnc.i Company J & L Consulting Company Roscy's Romper Room W2dc, Trim & American Chemical Continental Mortgage Scrvica Minncsot• Mining & S. I. Company Associates.Inc. Society Investors Jack Demmer Ford.Inc. Manufacturing; Sidetrack, Inc. Walled Lake Central Associate General Corrigan Moving John Hancock Mutual; Oggies Be2ch Societies for Coatings High School Contractors Systems Knight Ridder, Inc.; -Volley Shop Technology Whole Cloth AT & T Foundation; Coulacos/Brennan & LcasclineFinancial, Inc. Orchard Hiltz & Sony Corpomion; Xerox Corporation* Barnes Group, Inc.; Associates Lintas:C.mpbell McCliment, Inc. Spccdo America Zingcrman's Bmon Malow Com- D2yringcr B.kery -Ewald; Perkins Conscrucrion The Farm Cupbo.rd, Dclie2cesscn pany Dow Chemical USA; Little Professor Book Prudential Foundation; Inc. Blue Cross and Blue E G & G Foundalion; Company Quaker Chemical The N2rional Student Shield, Michigan Econoler/USA, Inc. Louis G. Redstone Foundation; Theo Doors Charles E. D2y & Eli Lilly & Company; Associates, Inc. Qu.ker Oacs UAW Local 4018 Associates General Dynamics Lower Huron Supply Foundation; VA W Local I 976 Ch2rlic's Country Corporation; Max's Delicatessen RA Cooch Company; UAW Local 252 Squire GreatLakes Bancorp &Pub R.P. Lewis Comp2ny UAW Local 900 Chadleld Drywall Hartford Insurance McDonald & Company Reliance Electric Ufer & Sons Insurance Company Foundation; MCI Central Division Comp2ny;

Th e Hundred Club Abcat Auto Salv2ge BF Goodrich The Cleaning Crew, Digical Equipment Firsc Baptist Church Green Oaks A & B Radi2tor Company; Inc. Corporacion; Fleming Golf Course Aalen Aides Boeing Company; Clifford-Rockwell Dihydro Services, Inc. Companies, Inc.; Halliburton AFSCME-AFL-CIO Boone & Darr, Inc. Company Dom B.keries Flint Ink Corporation Found2tion, Inc.; Air Products & BP Amerie2; Coffee Express Douglas L. Jones Ford-New Holland Harmony Hollow Chemicals, Inc.; Broade2st Comsharc, Inc. Dun & Br2dstrccc Frank Beck Chcvrolec- Bell Works AUen Bradley Resources, Inc. Conr2il; Corporation; Cadill2c Haslett Animal Always Travel, Inc. Browning�Ferris Cooper Industries Duquesne Lighc Friend., Hospital Ameritech Foundation; Industries Foundation; Company; of Ypsilanti Twp. Hawker & Son Amusement & Music CJ K & Associates, Inc. Credit Bure2u E. C. McAfcc Company General Mo,ors Collision, Inc. Operators Canton Drop Forge; of Ypsilanti E. I. Dupon< Corporation- The Healch Chair Automatic Apartment Chelsea Lumber Dccroit Federation of De Nemours Chevrolet Motor Group uundries Company Teachers &Company Division Heublein Foundation; Golf Management Huron Golf Club Bank One Ciba-Geigy Dexter Specialty E.ton Corporation; Barry, Inc. Corporation; Coatings Division Eric's Action Sports- Services Huncl Plumbing and Bensch Comp2ny Cign• Corporation; Di.uno wear Governmental Hearing Company Bcsc-Kid., Classics Family Life Services Consultant Services Hybrid Electrical, Inc.

HR 16 t Matching Gift Company EasternMi chigan Un iversity • 1991 HONOR ROLL

Ide,] Snack Service McGraw-Hill Smithkline Beckman Inkster-Plymouth Foundation, lnc.t Foundation; Donuts, Inc. McLain & Winters Student Chapter-Tech­ International Electric McDonald's l 1244 nology Workers Medtronic, I ne.f Tau Beta Sigma ITW Finishing Systems Merck Company Gamma Rho Iverson Industries, Inc. Foundationf Telcom Service

J & L Industrial Supply Michigan Glass Corporation JA.R. Incinerator Company Tele-S rudies Service, Inc. Montgomery Ward & Communication Jacques Patisserie Company, lnc.t Consultants John E. Green Nationwide Mutual Tcsol Group Section Company Insurance Thomas Lawn & Land- Kappa Phi Alpha Companyt scaping. Inc. Keebler Company Ohio Bellt Total Petroleum, Ltd.; Foundariont Parker Hannifin Travelers Insurance; Kerrytown Concen Corporation; UAW Local l 975 House Peaceable Kingdom UAW Local 22 Knight's Vending, Inc. The Philips Industries UAW Local 782 Kraft, Ind Foundationt UAW Local 892 Kurdan, Inc. Phoenix Contractors, UAW Local 985 La Fiesta Inc. UPS Foundation; Mexicana, Inc. Principal Financial Video Watch, Inc. Lake Orion Window Group; Village Glass Company, Las Vegas Discount Rafters Food & Spirits Inc. Golf Rolm Company Westinghouse Leo Burnett Company, SOC, lnc. Educational lnc.t Sears, Roebuck and Foundation;

Leone & Sons Company Whirlpool Livonia Public School Service Ccnccrs Corporation; District Corporation World Credit, Inc. Lynch & Sons Shar Products La Vern Wrightand Hayes Jones MacLeod's 76 Service Company Manpower Short Brother's Heating McDonald's &Cooling Corporationt Sizcmores Investments

Goldie A. Barr, ' 14 Meta C. Hellwig. '10 Georgiana H. Randall Grace Rhona M. Gayleard, '21 Dorothy Lamming Margaret C. Wertenberger, '21 Hazel M. Haviland Nellie B. Quigley, '10 Vangorder, '57 George R. York

Clara E. Kober Agner David Dahlquist Barbara Jacobson Jean R. Moore Margaret Rossiter Marjorie D. Temple, '84 Harry Armelagos Norman L. Delventhal Elaine Jacobson Ferris E. Newman Beatrice Kohn Carolyn Marr 0. Blaine Ballard Donald Drummond Paul Adam Kozma Manin P. O'Hara Ruihley Thomson, '87 Chris Barga Rhona M. Gayleard David Michael Janice A. Okopny E. Forest Ruihley MargaretVan Gorder Anton Brenner "OS" Gaynier Lebowski Dorothy M. Morrison Frank Smode Juanita Weddige Earl Bun, '50 Virginia Ghant Rose Lebowski Parker, '26 Raymond L. Stites William E. Crouch Ruth Hodge Marian McGoon Charles Phillips Marion Franklin Stowe

In Honor Of------William E. Amman Richard L. lannetta Marcus Kennedy Joanne L. Micrkicwicz Lucy Parker Carl Pohrr William D. Ford Dean Kammash Timothy A. Lee Patricia). Murphy Stephen J. Piwok Maureen A. Schwan

!Ma tching GiftCompan y HR 17 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1991 HONOR ROLL

Donors Supp ort.Excellence in Educatwn ------4ty Warren Scholarship benefits history students Frances R. Warren was employed at EMU as an assistant to former dean of women Susan HiU for twenty-five years. Through her estate, she has made a generous bequest to Eastern Michigan University. The largest percentage of her gift will augment the Warren Scholarship Fund, and a portion also will be used to purchase unusual or special history books. The Warren Scholarship was established in honor of Elizabeth Warren, who taught in

Eastern's History Department for thirty-seven years. Frances and her mother established the scholarship fundin Elizabeth's name to benefit histoty students.

Scholarship recipient "gives back" to University

Most students make donations to their University after they graduate. But Justin

Patterson does things differently. Patterson is making a donation to Eastern Michigan, through a life insurance policy, even before he starts school this fall. Patterson was an honor student at Plymouth-Canton High School. The recipient of a Regents Scholarship, he decided to make a commitment to the University as an expression of appreciation for having been chosen for the scholarship. A sports enthusiast, especially in golf, Patterson has earmarked his donation formen's golf scholarships. He looks forward to enrolling in the EMU Honors Program.

Amann's interests include Health and Human Services

Mary Amann, '81, has made a commitment to the University by making a donation through a life insurance policy. Amann is an occupational therapist in private practice. She is most interested in EMU's College of Health and Human Services, from which she got her degree. "I like the idea of a graduate program foroccupational therapy," she says. Amann says the school has grown "a lot" since she has been there.

Amann and her husband, Bryan, a Wayne County commissioner, spend their free time on political and community activities. They are the parents of two girls, ages seven and four.

Johnson Controls a valued friend

Johnson Controls has made a sizable pledge to the EMU College of Business

Development Fund. Contributions to the fundare used in part to equip the Gary M. Owen College of Business Building. The company also is interested in EMU's College of Technology. In addition, Johnson Controls makes regular trips to J�HNSON campus to recruit students for its workforce. CONTRgLs Johnson Controls manufactures controls, automotive seating, automotive Automotive Systems Group batteries, and plastic containers and components. The company also operates the Plastics Technology Group, headquartered in Manchester, the largest U.S. producer of plastic soft drink bottles and a leading supplier of plastics blowmolding equipment and automotive plastic components.

HR 18 EasternMich igan Un iversity • 1991 HONOR ROLL

VoluntarySu pp ortof High er Education ------

EMU Sources of Gifts Sources of Gifts to 1990-91 Higher Education in 1990-91 Other Organizations $16,109 Alumni .9% $2.68-bllllon

Other Individuals Other Individuals ---".....-- $785,935 ---".....-- $2.31-bllllon

Corporations Corporations $653,070 ----- $2.23-bllllon Organizations $710-mllllon Religious Organizations $240-mllllon 2%

Areas Dedgnaredforu S pport�------

Unrestricted and Miscellaneous Areas ,____ $89,468 Gifts in Kind 1-----,.- Specific Projects and Programs ,______$399,214

WEMU i-----,.-- $166,�47 Athletics (Including athletic ------scholarships) $346,310 General Scholarship Support 1------.-----.--- $343,�89 Technol';)9Y$26,690 Health & Human Services $20,129 Educ�tlon $62,578 Collegiate Support 1-�------­ Business $328, 114 t======r--:--:-:-----:----:--r-" ____ Arts & Scierces $115,8�3 College, Library, and Athletic Endowments �------' $0 $100,000 $200,000 $300,000 $400,000 $500,000

HR 19 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1991 HONOR ROLL

Executive VicePreside nt Roy Wilbanks and Congressman William Ford at the 1992 William D. Ford Congressional Scholarship GolfOuting. The foll-ride scholarship is awarddann ually to an incoming freshman stutkntand renewed annually, provided the stutknt maintains specifiedacademic requirements.

Campaignfor Champions Success to be Celebrated

A victory celebration is planned for the Campaign for Champions October 21, at the Detroit Athletic Club. The campaign has achieved $3,560,560, or eighty-nine percent of its goal, and we are confident it will reach its goal of $4 million in gifts and pledges prior to the dinner. Detroit business leader Mel Farr, a former All-American and professional football player, will be the featured guest speaker at the event. Cocktails begin at 6 p.m., and dinner is at 7 p.m. Proceeds from the celebration go to the Campaign for Champions Athletic Endow­ ment Funds. For more information, please call (313) 487-0252. Improvements to Rynearson Stadium are some of the more visible signs of the campaign's success. Gifts and pledges to Rynearson total $1,684,586, while gifts and pledges to the team sports have reached $1,077,460, the Men's Athletic Endowment $339,5 16, and the Women's Athletic Endowment $405,463.

HR 20 79 yards). (6-1,272,Sr.-Sr.), a two- year scarcer ing last in the league in coral offense ar Free safety Ronald Rice (6-2, 190,Jr.­ and three-time letterman. 378.9 yards per game. Eastern will So.) was not only a standout on defense "With all of che starters we have return six offensive starters our of a bur led the MAC in kickoff returns (11 coming back, I chink we have a chance group of twenty returning lettermen. for 319 yards , 29.0 average), finishing to be very good on defense,"Harkema Topping the list of offensive start­ second in the NCAA Division I-A ranks explained. "At linebacker we need to ers returning are first-team All-MAC in char category. Rice also picked off revolve everything around Mike guard Bobby Pandelidis (6-3,265,Sr.­ three passes to rank eighth in che league. Danley. We've got some ocher real Sr.) and the scarring backfieldof quar­ Roverback Kevin Tooson has been a good athletes back there and we hope terback Kwame McKinnon starter at char spot fortwo seasons and they can overcome their inexperience ( 6-3,1 83,J r.-So.), fullback Eddie returns as one of the most ferocious and be a factor. Nwagbaraocha (6-3,247,Jr.-Jr.), and hitters on the EMU squad. Cornerback "We have size, speed, and athletic tailback Cameron Moss (6-1, 177,Sr.­

Cazzie Nelson (6-2,200,Sr.-Sr.) returns ability in the secondary in addition to Jr.). Moss was che leading rusher on after starting at that spot in his first our strength up front," Harkema che squad lase year with 452 yards season for Eastern following his trans­ added. gained and his backup, freshman fer from junior college. Also back is Offensively, the Eagles struggled Stephen Whitfield (6-0, 185,So.-So.), Standout defensive cackle Sean Shoda through most of the '91 season, finish- was right behind ac 358 yards. McKinnon was the third-leading rusher at 319 yards and Nwagbaraocha was fourth at 282. The receiving corps was hie hard by graduation buc flanker Bryan Wauldron (6- 2,185,Sr.-Jr.), who was second on the squad in receiving (14 for 213 yards and four touchdowns), is back to lead che way. Also returning is Rodney Screen (6-0, 197,Sr.-Sr.), a wideout who missed most of '91 with an 111Jury. The remaining returning offensive scarcer is cackle Mike Boyle (6-4,259, Sr.-] r.). The kicking game also is a question mark as veteran punter Money Kirkland was lost through graduation and Jim Langeloh is coming off an average '91 season, when he made nine of eighteen field-goalattempts. The '92 season also poses a tremen­ dous challenge for Eastern, with one of its most competitive schedules in school history on cap. Eastern plays an eight-game league slate, with newcomer Akron replacing Bowling Green. The Eagles also go on the road to play national powers Penn Scare, Louisiana Tech, and Army. Jim Harkema

EASTERN TODAY JJ Sankatsing Earns NCAA Honors

Mireille Sankatsing, a five-time All-American on the Eastern Michigan University women's track team, has topped off her outstanding intercollegiate career by being named a winner of an NCAA post-graduate scholarship. She was one of only rwelve women athletes from the Division I ranks to receive one of the scholarships, worth $5,000 each. Sankatsing was a standout for four seasons on Head Coach Bob Maybouer's team. She became the first EMU women's athlete to win an NCAA national championship when she captured the title in the 800-meter run at the 1992 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships. Sankacsing finished fourthin the 800 meters at the I 992 NCAA Outdoor Championships. She also was named the Outstanding Meet Performer at the 1992 Mid-American Conference Track Championships this spring. Sankacsing returned to her home country, Suriname, this past summer to attempt to make its Olympic team in the 800 meters. She was one of the top rwo candidates for a berth on that squad but just missed the qualifying standard. Mireille Sankatsing

EMU Has Positive Outlook for '92

With a year of adversity behind it along with strong, off-season training, the Eastern Michigan University women's volleyball team is ready to roll in '92. A young and inexperienced '91 EMU squad stumbled to an 8- 20 record but Head Coach Nona Richardson feels her team learned a lot from that year and with the addition of several talented newcomers, Eastern should be vastly improved chis year. "There was no doubt that we knew lase year would be tough afterlosing the bulk of our offense in Sherry Anderson and Nikki Stubbs from chat 1990 team chat was 30-5," Richardson said. "We focused last year on developing our newcomers and with a strong off-season training program, we're optimistic about the upcoming season. " Eastern lost rwo standouts through graduation, honorable mention All-Mid­ American Conference players Stacy Graham and Pam Davan, but a strong nucleus of four starters returns. Gretchen Olsen enjoyed a strong freshmanseason in '91, finishingeighth in the MAC in assists per game (8.73) and fifth on the EMU squad in digs. Another key starter returning is Staci Laurencelle, who was fourthon the squad in digs last year. Theresa Ford spent her first fullseason in the starting lineup last year after her freshman year was halted in early October because of a knee injury. She hie at a .187 clip, which ranked fourth on the squad. Heather Waltz also found a spot in the starting rotation last year after rwo seasons of injuries. She is considered by Richardson to be one of the team leaders and a key to the success of the squad.

14 EASTERN TODAY Women's Head Basketball Coach Named Dana Munk, the highly successful head women's basketball coach at Adrian College for the past two seasons, has been named the EasternMichigan U niversiry head women's basketball coach by Athletic Director Gene Smith. She replaces Cheryl Gerz, who resigned June 1. Munk was named 1991 Converse/WBCA NCAA Division III District V1 NCAA "Coach of the Year" after leading Adrian College to a 22-4 overall mark, a Michigan lntercollegiate Athletic Associarion (MIAA) championship, and a trip to the NCAA Division III "Sweet 16." She followed that up with a 20-5 overall record in 1991-92, including a second appearance in the NCAA Division III Tournament and a runner-up MIAA showing. Adrian had suffered through four consecutive losing seasons before Munk cook over the program. Prior co her head coaching duties ar Adrian, Munk was the assistant women's basketball coach at Saginaw Valley Scace U niversiry from 1985-90 and helped that team become the winningest NCAA Division II college program in the state of Michigan in the 1980s. A native of Adrian, Munk graduated from Adrian High School in 1979, earned her bachelor of science degree from Grand Valley Srace Universiry in 1983, and Dana Munk completed her master of arcs degree ar Central Michigan Universiry in August.

Asinga Is Flag-Bearer in Olympics EMU Athletic Hall Tommy Asinga, a junior-to-be on the EasternMichigan Universiry of Fame Gets Five men's crack team, got the thrill of a New Members lifetime Sunday, July 26, when he A group of five former Eastern was chosen to be the flag-bearerfor Michigan University athletic his native country of Suriname in standouts will be honored Saturday, che opening ceremonies of che October 24, as the seventeenth group Olympic Games in Barcelona, inducted into the EMU Athletic Hall Spain. of Fame. Asinga is raced the top 800-meter The Class of '92 will be inducted runner in Suriname and made it co during ceremonies prior to the the semifinals in chat event August EMU- Ohio Universiry football I.He just missed qualifyingfor rhe game and also will be honored at finals. halftime. Game time is 6 p.m. The 6- fooc-1 Asinga has been a The newest Hall of Fame class standout for two seasons ar EMU. includes Cleon Gilliam, '55, a He ran a 1 :46. 79 co finishsecond in standout basketball and baseball player; Jay Jones, '83, a four-time the 800 meters ar rhe 1991 NCAA Tommy Asinga Outdoor Championships and was Mid- American Conference swim­ timed in 1:49.9 2 when he finished second in the 800 meters at che 1992 NCAA ming champion; Sue Parks, '78, a indoor Championships. Asinga has captured the 800-mecer tide at the Mid­ former national-caliber track and American Conference Outdoor Championships the past two seasons. cross country runner; Mike Asinga also made his mark internationally last summer, when he placed third Strickland, '75, an outstanding in the 800 meters in 1:47.24 at the 1991 Pan-Am Games. football player who scarred in the Canadian Football League; and Leo Turner, '50, a basketball and base­ ball standout.

EASTERN TODAY 15 News

Homecoming to Show our "Home Improvements" Isn't it fun to return to a place you ment September 24 and continuing haven't been for a while to find chat through the pose-game Homecoming while the important things haven't dance September 26, which is spon­ changed, there now are some exciting sored by the Black Alumni Chapter. differences? Thac' s what you'll discover In between, there will be music, lun­ when you return to Eastern Michigan cheons, reunions, tailgating, and, of

University for Homecoming '92. course, the annual Homecoming pa­ We've been hard at work since your rade, featuring the Eastern Michigan last visit ... even if you were here as University Marching Band, floats,and recently as a month ago. We're anxious lots of merrymaking. co show how we've grown. We want One new feature for Homecoming you to see the new McKenny Union (and all the football games chis year) is ...central campus ...and Bowen rhe Tailgate Supply Tent. lf you hap­ Field House. Bue we especially want pen co run out of ice, napkins, or some you to see Rynearson Stadium. We ocher necessiry, don'rworry, we'll have want you to be there for the inaugural ir in stock and save youfr om having to Homecoming game in the new sta­ cake a crip co che score. dium, when EMU cakes on rhe Golden Of course, che best thing about Flashes of Kent Seate University. Homecoming is chat you know some A lot is being planned for things never will change. You'll always Homecoming's "Home Improvement" find old friends, good rimes, and lots Members of the Ca ribbean Students weekend, beginning with rhe Endowed of old-fashioned college spirit to bring Association march in the 1991 Golf Scholarship Scramble Touma- back fond memories of days gone by. Homecoming Parade.

A Myriad of Events Planned for Homecoming Non-stop fun is a good way to ment" theme. You'll be able to see our Homecoming would not be com­ characterize chis year's Homecoming home improvements by touring the plete without the annual parade. Lis­ weekend. The good rimes won't end campus, visiting with former classmates ten to the music of the bands, includ­ with the football game (vs. Kent Scace ar rhe various reunions now being ing the Eastern Michigan Marching University) Saturday night. They'll planned, or anending one of the sched­ Band, and enjoy the floatsas the parade continue inco che early hours of che uled luncheons. travels from Michigan Avenue at next morning thanks to the Black The BlackAlumni Chapter will hold Huron west to Hamilton and north to Alumni Chapter, which is sponsoring its annual scholarship luncheon at Cross Street before turning west to a pose-game Homecoming Dance. 11:00 a.m. in McKenny Union. The conclude at McKenny Union. The extended weekend will begin Class of 1942 will be honored at the Pose- parade activities will include Thursday, September 24, with the Golden Years Brunch, also in McKenny tailgating (visit our tailgate supply tent Endowed Golf Scholarship Scramble Union. Or you might wish to anend for any lase-minute needs) and the Tournament at the Huron Golf Club. the Celebrate T radicion (formerly highlight of the weekend, the Home­ On Friday, enjoy a concert by reggae Green and White) Luncheon at which coming game, in which Eastern will artists Shabba Ranks in Bowen Field the Class of'67 will be recognized. This rake on Kent State University at the House at 8:00 p.m., or unwind with popular event will begin with an l l :30 complecely-renovaced Rynearson Sta­ members of che BlackAlumni Chapter a.m. reception in the McKenny Union dium. Game time is 6:00 p.m. at Players' Lounge in the Radisson on courtyard (weather permining), then The weekend will culminate with the Lake, beginning at 9:00 p.m. move to che union ballroom for the che Homecoming Dance at the Hoyt There will be a choice of activities luncheon, at which the second annual Conference Center at 9:00 p.m. Saturday, many of which will revolve Alumni Association Teaching Excel­ For more information, call the around chis year's "Home Improve- lence Awards will be presented. Alumni Office at 1 (800) 825-8664.

J 6 EASTERN TODAY Alumni Association Membership a Smart Move Membership in the EMU Alumni Association is an attractive proposition! In addition to helping you stay in touch with campus happenings, mem­ bership provides you with a number of other benefits aswell. Association members can subscribe to MCI's long distance service through the MCI Alumni Affinity Program, which offers EMU graduates a five percent discount on MCI Dial 1 and MCI Card service. Alsothrough the association, alumni can join SkillSearch, a national recruiting pro­ gram. The program uses advanced database tech­ nology to link employers directly to degreed pro­ fe ssionals throughout the nation. SkillSearch of­ fers alumni exposure to employers on a nationwide basis, mails copies of their current resumes, for a fee, and provides businesses with immediate access to qualified candidates. In addition to these benefits, association members receive discounts at various local busi­ nesses and invitations to alumni events. They also receive newsletters and the Eastern Today alumni magazme. Membership in the Alumni Association is $25 annually (individual or joint). The OfficeAlumni of Dean Rockwell, '.35, reminisces with Gus Howard, '27, at the 1991 Relations provides free memberships to recent Golden Years Brunch. The event is one of several sponsored each year by EMU graduates for one year. the Alumni Association. ,------� I Yes, I/we would like to join the EMU Alumni Association. Send lo: I Annual Membership: $25 (individual or joint) Off ice of Alumni Relations I D /5 Welch Hall EasternMichigan Universiry I Information for individual or joint membership Ypsila111i. Ml 48197 I I Name: ______

: Joint with: Class Year

I Mailing Address: ______ID Number ______I I City/State/Zip: ------Class Year : Home Phone: ------­ ID Number ______I Business Phone: ------� I I Check (payable to EMU Alumni Association) enclosed for $__ or char ge YISAD MCO# ______I Your signature as it appears on your credit card ______Exp .. _ _ _ _ I L------�

EASTERN TODAY J 7 �Notes

Gary Stewart, '68, is the 1920 1960 author of Breakout: Profiles Hilda Menger, '2 0, cel­ Jerry Sears, '60, '63 , '68 , in African Rhythm, a book ebrated her ninetieth teaches chemistry at based on interviews with birthday in October 1991 Wayne Memorial High African musicians. Ir ex­ with a family dinner and School. He has taught in plores the lives of chose an open house at her the Wayne-Wesrland who battle to propel home. She is a retired school district for rhirry­ soukous, highlife, afro­ Lansing school district one years. beat and palm wine music teacher and principal. onto international pop Linda Sisung, '60 , '68, has Stewart charts. been awarded the 1992 National Catholic Educa­ 1950 tional Association fessorship in Botany at in the Wayne-Wesrland (NCEA) Award, which Smith College in Massa­ School District and was a recognizes the achieve­ chusetts. UniServ director with the ments of Catholic elemen­ Michigan Education Asso­ tary school graduates. She ciation. In addition, Gaiss reaches first grade at Sc. served as an educational John Elementary School consultant in personnel in Monroe. and labor relations for Wayne and Oakland Marie Arnold, '61, is a re­ counnes. tired reacher and lives in Southfield. Lloy d Ganton, '66, is a trustee of Spring Arbor David Beattie, '61, '63 , is College. He also serves as affiliatedwith Real Estate president of Ganron Re­ Frank Vel tirement Centers, Inc. One in Traverse Ciry. He Frank Vel '52, is presi­ retiredfr om the education Henderson Ganron founded and owns dent of the Macomb profession in June 1990 a museum featuring his Col. William Henderson, Counry Athletic Directors after serving as an elemen­ collection of rare automo­ '64, has been appointed Association. He is a past tary principal for cwenry­ biles. commander of the Michi­ president of the 24-team five years in the Troy and gan Air National Guard in Macomb Area Confer­ Traverse Ciry school dis­ Thomas Schroeder, '66, Lansing. In addition to di­ ence. Vel has been an ad­ tricts. '77, has been selected recting Headquarters ministrator in the Utica president of the board of Michigan Air National Communiry Schools for directors of the National Sharron Mclean, '62 , '67, Guard, he is involved in cwenry-one years. '78, serves as assistant su­ Association of Church the administration of the perintendent forvoca­ Personnel Administrators. Air Guard units at several Gordon Lambie, '58, re­ tional and career educa­ He serves as the chancellor locations. ceived an honorary alumni tion in the Tuscola School for the Diocese of award fr om Central District. Saginaw. Schroeder was Al Gaiss, '65 , '66, '67, Michigan Universiry. He one of the first lay chan­ serves as the superinten­ has been a CMU trustee cellors named in the U.S. Philip Reid, '62, was dent of schools for the since 1983. He and his named to the Louise Catholic Church when he Bessemer Area School Dis­ wife, Lois, '61, '72, reside Cronin Harrington Pro- was appointed in 1983. trict. He formerly taught in Dearborn.

]8 EASTERN TODAY jean Ay res, '66, '81, '91, School District since Sharon Kleimola, '70, has Counry treasurer since assists local churches in 1968. Melvin also serves been listed in Who s Who 1980. Stimpson also serves training their Sunday on the Taylor Advisory Among America s Teachers. as vice president of the school and youth staff, Council and the Van She has been an elemen­ Michigan Association of and has authored and pub­ Buren Township Board of tary school reacher in the Counry Treasurers. lished teaching materials Trustees. Utica Community Schools and articles dealing with since 1967. Kleimola spe­ JoeAnn Allen, '71, has problems and issues in Kathy Clark Schmid, '68, cializes in reaching ex­ been nominated by the child ministries. is an assistant professor of celled students in a fifth Willow Run Community occupational therapy at and sixth-grade combined Schools for Teacher of the Bob Selwa, '66, received a Eastern Kentucky Univer­ classroom. Year. She teaches chird 'Take Pride in America" sity in Richmond, Ky. The grade and has been with award from the Michigan 1992 occupational therapy LindaMc Crea, '70, is a the district since 1971. Department of Natural class honored her with an student teacher supervisor Resources and the U.S. Oucstanding Faculty at Western Michigan Uni­ Bria n Mackie, '71, works Department of the Inte­ Award. versiry, which recently for the Attorney Grievance rior. He was chosen for awarded her an Ed.D. in Commission of Michigan, the award forhis "History, Kathryn Siegel '68, '73 , special education. She also which investigates and Heritage, Highlights" col­ has been selected by received an All University prosecutes attorneys for umn in The Macomb Ne wsweek and WDIV-TV Graduate Research and misconduct. Previously, he Daily. Selwa also writes as the most outstanding el­ Scholar Award. served as an assistant pros­ similar articles for the ementary school teacher in ecutor in Washtenaw Presque Isle Co untyAd­ Wayne County. She team­ County. vance. teaches sixth graders with Jerry Pound, '70, '73 , is a colleague at Hedke El­ the assistant superinten­ dent for finance in the Sa­ Dorothy Perry, '71 , was Penny Gallo, '67, '74, '78, ementary School in Tren­ the Southgate school teaches Spanish in the line Area School District. ton. district's Teacher of the Melvindale- Northern Year. She teaches fifth Allen Park school district. Michael Stimpson, '70, Thomas Riutta, '68, serves has been reappointed by grade at Davidson El­ as the superintendent of Governor John Engler to ementary School. Almont schools. the Michigan Municipal Bond Authority. He has Peny Seavitt, '71, reaches is jo hn McEwan, '69, '74, served as Washtenaw advertising design at Ca- the superintendent of DeerfieldSchools. In the past, he served as K-12 Ke vin Fobbs, '78, was ap­ principal for the Britton­ pointed co the Enterprise Macon School District. Zone Authority, a group that promotes economic growth in economically distressed areas. He is president of Fobbs and 1970 Strunck Communications, a Melvin public relations firm he oper­ Diane Melvin, '68, '69, William Chinery, '70, is ates with his wife. Fobbs also '76, is listed in the 1992- the superintendent of is president of Habitat for Fobbs 93 edition of Who s Who schools in Coldwater. Pre­ Humanity of Metro Detroit in American Education. viously, he served as super­ and works as acting coordinator of a project to pro­ She has taught physical intendent of the Vassar vide summer jobs for more than 600 youths. education in the Taylor school system.

EASTERN TODAY ]9 Clt&Notes

cer at Society Bank, dent of human resources for Mercy Health Sys­ Randy Mayes, '78, is the Michigan. tem-Western Ohio. Prior general manager of Savan­ to joining the Mercy orga­ nah Onstage, a non-profit Ja nis Stegeman Beutel, nization, Rogers was vice festival in Georgia showcas­ '74, teaches in the Central president for administra­ ing classical and jazz musi­ Elementary School emo­ tion at Sc. Mary's Medical cians and vocalists. He plans tionally impaired class­ Center in Saginaw. to expand the festival to room in the Owosso Pub­ eventually include theatrical lic Schools. and dance performances. Thomas Assenmacher, '76, is a member of the Mercy Previously, he served as ex­ Gayle DeOtte, '74, was Mayes Memorial Hospital Corpo­ ecutive director of the chosen to represent the ration Board of Trustees. Hempstead County Arts Council in Southwest Ar­ Kalkaska Education Asso­ He is senior vice president, kansas and as director of arts and humanities for the ciation as the 1991-92 commercial lending, at Se­ city of Lawton, Oklahoma, where he created and de­ Outstanding Person in curity Bank of Monroe. veloped the Lawton- Fort Sill Internacional Festival. Education. DeOtte serves on the Curriculum Devel­ opment Council and the Glenda Horvath, '76, is a North Central Accredita­ kindergarten reacher in reer Line Tech Center. He David Aubry, '73 , is the tion Steering Committee. Westland. She and her created the poster for interim principal at the familyreside in Ypsilanti. Holland's Libertyfest '92. Michigan Avenue Middle Samuel Durham, '74, is School in Paw Paw. the chief judge of the Anne Jordan, '76, is a Ti mothy Griffin, '72, Tenth District Court. Pre­ real tor at Acclaim Residen­ serves as an assistant vice viously, he served as an as­ tial Marketing, Inc., in president of community sistant prosecutor for Ann Arbor. She has been banking at Comerica Calhoun County for in real estate sales since Bank. Griffinresides in eleven years. J 976 and specializes in Grosse Pointe Farms. residential sales. Robert Te bo, '74, is the Chris Holman, '72, '76, superintendent of the Jo hn Gasidlo, '77, is the '78, received the Harry C. Britton-Macon school dis­ superintendent of Berger Citizenship Award trict. Whiteford Agricultural for his commitment to lo­ Schools. He is active in cal service organizations various education associa­ and activities. He owns nons. and publishes the Greater Parko Lansing Business Monthly Kirk Smith, '77, was and has received awards elected president of the Jeffe ry Parko, '73 , was from the Lansing Regional promoted to vice presi­ Redford Township Cham­ Chamber of Commerce dent, production manager ber of Commerce. He is and the U.S. Small Busi­ of McCann-Erickson De­ the general manager of ness Administration. troit. He is primarily re­ Metro Vision cable televi­ sponsible forproduction sion in Redford. Mm garet Thomas, '72, activities for the Buick serves as che director of Motor Division account. Electra Stamelos, '77, Rogers MacDonald Public Li­ works as a lecturer in fine brary in New Baltimore. Daniel Lanuti, '73, is an Richard Rogers, '75, '84, and applied arts at the employee benefit trust offi- is the regional vice presi- University of Michigan-

20 EASTERN TODAY - - ______... Dearborn. In addition, Edward Eloian, '79, is a Lawrence Rzepka, '8 1, has well as handling on-air Stamelos serves as director consultant to Blue Cross been named assistant di­ shifts. Hanley has worked of art acquisitions and ex­ and Blue Shield Associa­ rector of annual giving at in commercial and public hibitions at the university tion in Chicago. the University of Michi­ broadcasting for fourteen and has exhibited her art­ gan-Dearborn. His re­ years. work throughout the na­ Dale H dla uff, '79, sponsibilities include coor­ ey Jill Wiese Martin, '82, is tion. serves as vice president for dinating the university's an environmental engineer environmental affairs at annual fund campaign and with the Escanaba staffof American Electric Power. other fund-raising Michael Baker, '78, has U.P. Engineering and Ar­ projects. been promoted to the rank chitectural Associates, Inc. Kathleen Leh, '79, is the of major. He serves as Her responsibilities in­ interim principal at Lin­ chief of Enlisted Force Scott Hanley, '82, is assis­ clude assisting the firm in den Elementary School. Management at Randolph tant general manager at developing and imple­ Previously, she taught Air Force Base in San An­ WGVU-FM. He directs menting solutions to envi­ third through fifth grades tonio, Texas. day-to-day operations as ronmental problems. at the school. Steven Huff, '78, recently completed a tour of ducy Debbie Stearns, '79, is a What's Happening? in the Mediterranean violist with the Anderson Awards, civic activities, promotions, marriages, births and other aboard the guided missile String Ensemble. The events that are an important part of yourlife are important ro us, coo. cruiser USS Monterey. He group performs for el­ J use send us your news for inclusion in a future issue ofEastern Today. is a lieutenant in the navy. ementary students in the However, due to the time required to process your information and Plymouth-Canton School produce che magazine, it may take up to six months for your news co appear in print. Preference in using class noteswill be given roAlumni John Rakowski, '78, and District and at receptions. Association members. his wife, Bev, are owners of JB Wares Quiltworks Barbara Youngerman, and Woodworks. The '79, portrayed the tide role store sells John's hand­ in a production of Carmen Degrees and Years______made wood crafts and of­ at the Croswell Opera fers lessons on quilt-mak­ House in Adrian. She has Address______mg. won numerous musical awards and was a regional O Check here if new Greg DeLauro, '79, serves finalist in the 1987 and iry State Zip _ as the video production 1989 Metropolitan Opera C ------______manager at Central Michi­ National Auditions. Phone.______gan University's Instruc­ tional Technology Depart­ Student I.D. Number______ment in Mount Pleasant. Previously, he worked for Spouse's Name (if alum)______Tri-Community Cable. 1980 Degrees and Years.______Sandra Drouillard­ news (please attach separate sheet): Ma xwell, '79, '9 I, is the Ly nn Salata, '80, exhib­ My manager of the Club/Ser­ ited her wearable fine art Pleasemail to : WHY NOT SEND A vices Reporting Unit of at the Independence PHOTO TOO? AAA Michigan in Office for AlumniRelations We prefer black and white Township Library in 15 Welch Hall Dearborn. She also is a glossy head shots. Phocos Clarkscon. She also has a Eastern Michi n Universi will be returned upon certified management ac­ ga ty fashion design and jewelry Ypsilanti, MI 48197 request. countant. business.

EASTERN TODAY 2] CltmNotes

Paul Ko niarz, '86, is a KarenLawren ce, '87, Scott Parks, '87, is the head musician and resides in works in the governmental women's and assistant men's Chicago. section of the audit de- crack and cross country coach panment at Rehmann at Riverside Community Annette Steinacker, '86, Robson and Company in College in Riverside, Calif '89, teaches biology and Saginaw. The son of EMU track coach life science at Howell Bob Parks, '52, '55, he also High School. She also Carl Wozniak, '87, is the will serve on the physical coaches the freshman director of the Upward

education faculty of River- cheerleading team. Bound Regional Mach and side. Science Center at North- Parks em Michigan University.

Annmarie Mu ngo comer service representa- William Buie, '87, prac- Wa shingto n, '82, was part nve. rices law in Livonia. of the ream from South Texas College of Law chat Edward Richardson, '84, Zo nya Fo co, '87, is a clini- cook second place at an '87, is the superintendent cal nutritionist at Sc. Jo- American Bar Association of the Olivet School Dis- seph Mercy Hospital's National Moot Court Re­ trice. NucriCare in Ann Arbor. gional Tournament. Vi Cieslinski, '86, is a Catherine Chytry, '88, is a teacher at the Learn Thru Jeffr ey Bailey, '83, re­ graphic designer at Yaffe ported for duty with Fun Pre-School in & Co. in Southfield. Pre- Headquarters Battalion at Clinton. Barroso viously, she served as art the Marine Corps Air director at Producers Tape Combat Center in Catherine Graves, '86, is Enrique Barroso, '87, has Service in Troy. an artist and teaches been promoted to vice Twentynine Palms, Calif. cartooning ro children. president/finance at the Moira Foley, '88, is a pub- Mark Cravens, '83, de­ One of her etchings was Bank of Lenawee. He be- licisr for the Close-Up ployed with Marine Ob­ displayed at the Detroit gan his career at the bank Foundation, a non-parri- servation Squadron-Two Institute of Art in 1991. as an auditor in 1990. san foundation in Wash- to Okinawa, Japan.

Margaret Kurtzweil, '84, has been appointed associ­ Let Us Know ate legal counsel for Soci­ ety Bank's Michigan re­ If you: g10n. • have a name or address change • receive duplicate mailings from the Alumni Relations Office Gregory Lambert, '84, is a • have questions about pledges or gifts supervisory manager for General Motors in War­ please writeor call· ren. He lives in Ypsilanti. Office for Alumni Relations 15 Welch Hall Eastern Michi University Ariel Va nHoose, '84, '89, gan Ifyou receive duplicate Ypsilanti, MI 48197 is a regional compliance mailings, please enclose all (313) 487-0250 labels you were sent. officer at Society Bank, Michigan. She joined the bank in 1989 as a cus-

22 EASTERN TODAY ington, D.C. chat provides ASCL Corporation. He Marriages New Eagles students with a first-hand has been interpreting data look at government. supplied by research sta­ Born to: tions throughout the Dusica Popovic , '89, and Scott Kroske, '88, is a Great Lakes region for the David Roden Stacey Bette/on, '88, and project engineer for A.L. Environmental Protection Jeff Bette/on, '89, a son: Hansen in Waukegan, Ill. Agency. Regina Frisbie, '90, and Robert James Eric Byron Therese Boehnlein, '89, Danie/Anderson, '91, is volunteered for thirteen the first violinist in the In Memoriam months to work with mi­ AndersonString En­ Engagements nors in Mexicali, Mexico. semble. The group opened Elsie Muscott Carter, '14, the 1991-92 music series Gratiot County, Mich., is an hosted by the Friends of Anne Boufford, '89, Ma rshell Grant, '80, and 9-19-91 account coordinator at Canton Public Library and Gregory Lambert, '84 Barry Blau & Partners in performs chroughouc the Esther Monroe Dye, '15, Chicago. area. Ease Jordan, Mich., 9-13-90

re­ Christina Douglas, '91, Viola Bleicher Gram, '16, RonaldPriesc orn, '89, Caro, Mich., 4-29-91 ceived his second Boy's Andrew Klein, '91, and Swimming Coach of the Stephen Oster, '91, gradu­ GladysAnnis, '18, Maple Year award at the Western ated fromThe Basic Rapids, Mich., 1-21-92 Kentucky Regionals in School at Marine Corps February. He coaches the Combat Development Blanche Dean, '22, Swartz Bowling Green, Kentucky, Command in Quantico, Creek, Mich., 4-26-92 Purples boys and girls Va.

swim teams. John Reynolds, '22, Lake Orion, Mich., 4-24-92 Michele Hagerman, '91, is a reporter at The Alpena Oxford, News. She covers stories Jila Fritch, '23, Kroske and Boufford Mich., 12-30-91 1990 on Montmorency County and the police beat. Scott Kroske, '88, and Ruth M Shattuck, '24, Anne Boufford, '89 Birmingham, Mich., 9-3-90 Thomas Baker, '90, and Michael Ka rapas, '91, is a DonaldJulian, '90, gradu­ junior varsity basketball ated from The Basic coach in the Onsted School at Marine Corps School District. He and Combat Development his wife, Cindy, have two Leland Jacobs, '32, '82H, who was nationally recog­ Command in Quantico, children. nized for his concepts of teaching literature to young Va. children, died April 4, 1992, in Englewood, New Jersey. teaches Jill Wa rner, '91, In his twen -two years on the facul of the Janice Krup ic, '90, is the French and work history ty ty Teachers College, Columbia University, he encour­ manager of human re­ at DeWitt High School. sources at the Society of aged the development of literature as a significant Manufacturing Engineers, part of early education. He was a guest teacher at headquartered in schools throughout the country, and authored and Dearborn. edited many books and articles on language arts, reading, and teaching. He also wrote children's po­ Dean Kandt, '90, is an etry. ecological modeler for

EASTERN TODAY 23 Carl Ka mpmueller, '49, Arthur Maday, Jr., '66, Jacob Ma ttson, '70, a teacher in the Huron Valley Jackson, Mich., 5-9-92 Battle Creek, Mich., school system fortwenty-six years, died January 25, 5-5-92 1992, in Milford. Ned Brodbeck, '53, '64, He is remembered by his students as a teacher who Commerce Township, Beverly Moss, '66, Ease cared for ochers "unselfishly." He caught industrial Mich., 5-7-91 Lansing, Mich., 1-23-92 education, metal work, and wood work in the district. He was a past president of the Milford Jaycees and Grantl.and Wright, '55, William Paton, '66, Holly, Mich., 3-22-92 Whitehall, Mich., 4-26-91 the Michigan Industrial Arcs Education Society. He is survived by his wife, Bonnie, '65, and two children. James McGl.aughlin, '57. Ma ryEllen Rice, '66, Bridgeport, Mich., 9-92 Southgate, Mich., 4-6-91 Th elma Harv , '25, Frances Th umm, '33, ey Elizabeth Ryans Cathcart James Va nder Hull, '67, Haslett, Mich., 5-10-92 Atlanta, Mich., 1-23-92 May, '59, Detroit, Mich., Dearborn, Mich., 4-13-92 3-31-92 joy Bigelow, '2 8, '62, Fern (Thompson) Mills, Howell, Mich., I 0-2-91 '34, '36, Tucson, Ariz., William Bradford, '6 1, Evelyn Du Va 4 '69, 3-12-92 Escanaba, Mich., 4-25-92 Monroe, Mich., 3-19-92 Wa llace Wh iting, '29, '56, Tecumseh, Mich., Steven Ray, '34, '41, Helen Campbell Schillinger, Gl.adys Anderson, '70, 10-26-91 Bellevue, Mich., 1-12-92 '61, Marquette, Mich., Monroe, Mich., l 0-19-91 4-1-92 Helen Doi.an, Mary Maven We bb Pixl , '30, ey Ma rilyn Golden, '70, Southgate, Mich. Phoenix, Ariz., 4-23-92 '37, Gwendolyn Brandt, '62, Northville, Mich., 4-23-92 Millington-Vassar, Mich., Homer Lowe, '30, '66, New Fa nnie Goodwin, '47, Rose 10-19-91 Sr. Pore Richey, Fla., 4-14-91 Everett Willia ms, '71, City, Mich., 9-8-91 Clair Township, Mich., Patrick McCann, '62, 4-29-9 1 E. Rosemary Northon, '30, Beul.ah Pepper, '47, Battle Creek, Mich., Grand Rapids, Mich., Kalamazoo, Mich., 3-25-92 1-27-92 Grace Th ompson, '73, 3-20-92 Canton, Mich., 2-23-92 William Grijfor, '49, '6 1, Marguerite (Steensma) Russell Hayner, Marine City, Mich., '31, Prescott, '63, Jackson, Mary Rodzik, '74, Troy, Kalamazoo, Mich., 1-15-92 4-16-92 Mich., 1-18-92 Mich., 5-29-92

Dougl.as Roby, '71H, a former U.S. member of the Leah Buell, '64, Fowlerville, Richard Robinson, '75, International Olympic Committee and retired De­ Mich., 4-21-91 Avon Park, Mich., 4-24-92 troit businessman, died March 31, 1992, in Ann Te rrance]. Danowski, '64, Marcell.a Smith, '85, Ann Arbor. 5-24-91 Arbor, Mich., 5-7-92 Roby served as a member and president of the Michigan Amateur Athletic Union, the National Daniel Sheehy, '64, jean Congdon, '86, Amateur Athletic Union, the U.S. Olympic Com­ Huntington Woods, Mich., Ypsilanti, Mich., 3-21-92 mittee, and the Pan American Spores Organization. 3-12-92 He was elected co the Internacional Olympic Com­ Dennis We tterstrom, '90, mittee in 1952 and served in the organization until David Visel '64, Ann Canton Township, Mich., the close of the Los Angeles Summer Olympic Arbor, Mich., 2-92 3-8-92 Games in 1984. Roby retired from American Metal Products Co. Christine P. Ne lson, '65, Plymouth, Mich., 4-19-92 in Detroit as its chairman of che board in 1963. He also managed the property acquisition and develop­ ment of the Decroic-Windsor Tunnel Project.

24 EASTERN TODAY to

Travel Opportunities Abound for Alumni The Alumni Relations Office will offer several trips for airport/hotel transfers, round-trip game transfers, and game EMU alumni and friends throughout the year. Conlin­ tickets. Army's coach is Bob Sutton, '74. Faber Travel ofAnn Arbor has organized the program to suit Wm ter, 1993 the interests and tastes of our alumni. February 23-March 6,1993 - Trans-Panama Canal Autumn, 1992 Cruise. Cruise aboard the Crown Odyssey of Royal Cruise September 18-20, 1992 -Join us for the EMU vs. Penn Line, sailing for ten days from San Juan, Puerto Rico, State football game in State College, Pennsylvania. The cost, through the Panama Canal. You will visit the ports of St. starting at $398 per person, double occupancy, includes Thomas, Curacao, the Panama Canal, Costa Rica, and round-trip air, two nights hotel accommodations, special finally, Acapulco. Enjoy a 25 percent discount as an EMU EMU game tickets, and airport/hotel transfers. traveler. Your price will include air and cruise transportation. October 6- 13, 1992- Wonderful London. The price of A brochure is available on request. $996 per person, double occupancy, includes round-trip air Summer, 1993 from Detroit via British Airways, round-trip airport/hotel June 21-]uly 2, 1993 -Alaska, The Route of the Gla­ transfers, six nights at the first-class Vanderbilt Hotel, and ciers. Enjoy Royal Cruise Line's Golden Odysseyon an eleven­ continental breakfast. day cruise and land program covering Anchorage, Denali October 29-November 1, 1992- EMU vs. Army football NationalPark, and Fairbanks. A 25 percent savings is avail­ game at West Point, New York. This four-day package offers able to the EMU traveler on the cruise portion of the trip. you a competitive football game and a chance to tour the August 1993 - Edinburgh, Scotland. Plans are being beautiful Hudson River Valley. Price: $466 per person, developed for a lecture program in Edinburgh, Scotland, double occupancy, includes round-trip air transportation with a "wee bit" of golf also scheduled. from Detroit to West Point's airport in nearby Newburgh, For more details, check those tours that appeal to you on three nights at the Ramada Inn in Newburgh, round-trip the request form below and send it to Conlin-Faber Travel.

,------, 1992 - 1993 Alumni I am interested in learning more about the following tour(s). I Activities Please send a detailed descriptive itinerary and reservation form. I I SEPTEMBER EMU - Penn State Football Game, September 18-20, 1992 c ) I 6 Detroit - Scholarship Dance; Wonderful London, October 6-13, 1992 ( ) Black Alumni Chapter EMU - Army Football Game, October 29-N ovember l, 1992 ( ) 24 Huron Golf Club - Endowed Trans-Panama Canal Cruise, February 23, 1993 ( ) Golf Scholarship Scramble Alaska Cruise Plus Land Program, June 21, 1993 ( ) Tournament Scotland Plus Golf, August, 1993 ( ) 26 Homecoming, EMU vs. Kent State Universiry Name(s)______OCTOBER 24 EMU Athletic Hall of Fame Address. ______Day, EMU vs. Ohio Universiry

Ciry, State and Zip______DECEMBER TBA Yuletide holiday event Phone______27 Bonnie Brook Country Club - Residence Business Christmas Party; Black Alumni Chapter Send this coupon to: Conlin-Faber Travel Attention: Group Department MAY 1993 P.O. Box 1207 TBA AlumniAssociation Awards Ann Arbor, MI 48106-1207 Banquet and Dinner Dance, Telephone (313) 677-0900 Radisson on the Lake L ______J .______, Officefor Alumni Relations BULK RATE 15 Welch Hall Non-Profit Organization Eastern Michigan University U.S. Postage Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 PAID Ypsilanti, Michigan Permit No. 139 Address Correction Requested