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WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES

1969

MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF THE BOARD

TABLE OF CONTENTS

MINUTES

APPENDIX A - HONORARY DEGREES AND AWARDS

APPENDIX B - WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY GRADUATES

April, 1969 August, 1969 December, 1969

INDEX MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

(Terms expire on December 31 of years indicated)

Fred W. Adams, Grosse Pointe 1970

Charles H. Ludlow, Kalamazoo 1970

Dorothy Upjohn Dalton, Kalamazoo 1972

John R. Dykema, Grosse Pointe Farms 1972

Julius Franks, Jr., D.D.S., Grand Rapids 1974 Philip N. Watterson, Ada 1974 Mildred Swanson Johnson, Muskegon 1976

Robert D. Caine, Hickory Corners 1976

OFFICERS

James W. Miller, Ex-Officio, Chairman Fred w. Adams, Vice Chairman Peter R. Ellis, Secretary

Robert B. Wetnight, Treasurer and Assistant Secretary

Robert W. Beecher, Assistant Treasurer TABLE OF CONTENTS

Meeting Date

January 17, 1969

Acceptance of theAgenda 601 Minutes 601 Election of Officers 601 Academic Personnel Report 601 Recommendation Re: Future Status of the University Elementary School 601 Center for Children's Court Services 601 Plans for ParkingFacility No. 1 601 Gifts and Grants Report 602 Opening of Depository Accounts 602 Opening of Imprest Checking Account for the Auditorium 602 Standards for Student Communications Media 602

February 21, 1969

Acceptance of the Agenda 602 Minutes 602 Academic Personnel Report 602 Non-Academic Personnel Report 604 Honorary Degrees 604 Recommendation Re: Campus School 604 Recommendation Re: Open Visitation 604 Gifts and Grants Report 604 Resolution Re: Supplement No. 1 toTrust Indenture 605 Shuver Land Contract 605 Authority to Exercise Option 605 Progress Report on Instructional Facility No. 1 606 Announcements 606

March 21, 1969

Acceptance of the Agenda 606 Minutes 606 Academic Personnel Report 606 Non-Academic Personnel Report 609 Authority to Confer Degrees 609 Refunding Plan on Construction Loan for MarriedStudent Apartments 609 Financing Plan for Total Parking Program 612 Gifts and Grants 612 Exchange of Land with Lutheran Student Center for Parking Structure 612 Resolution to Designate Depositories andAuthorized Signatures 614 Data ProcessingEvaluation Survey 614 Approval of Bids for Parking Structure No, 1 614 Meeting Date Page

April 18, 1969

Acceptance of the Agenda 615 Minutes 615 Academic Personnel Report 615 Non-Academic Personnel Report 618 Change in Sabbatical Leave Policy 618 Amendments to the Faculty Constitution 618 Financing Plan for Total Parking Program 618 Gifts and Grants Report 618 Resolution Re: $3,400,000 Housing Revenue Bonds Dated May 1, 1969 618 Approval of Bids for Parking Structure No. 1 622 Appointment of Architect for Cooling and Ventilation System in Sangren Hall 622 Progress Report on Campus Building Program 622

May 16, 1969

Acceptance of the Agenda 623 Minutes 623 Academic Personnel Report 623 Non-Academic Personnel Report 625 Gifts and Grants Report 625 Student Fee Proposal 1969-70 625 Traffic, Parking, and Pedestrian Ordinance 625 Residence Classification for Special Ability Students 636 Purchase of Property 636 Change in Regular Meeting Date 636 Report on the Annual Meeting of the Association of Governing Boards of Colleges and Universities 636 Progress Report on Instructional Facility No. 1 636

June 13, 1969

Acceptance of the Agenda 637 Minutes 637 Academic Personnel Report 637 Non-Academic Personnel Report 638 Dividing of Department of School Services into Department of Educational Leadership and Department of Counseling and Personnel 638 Distinguished Service Award 639 Authorization to Grant Degrees for August Commencement 639 Gifts and Grants Report 639 Student �ee Schedule 639 Financing Plan for Total Parking Program 639 Year-end Allotment �djustments, 1968-69 General Fund Budget 649 Change in Regular Meeting Date 651 Continuation of University Fiscal Operation 651 Meeting Date

July 18, 1969

Acceptance of the Agenda 651 Minutes 651 Academic Personnel Report 652 Non-Academic Personnel Report 653 Disposition of Campus School Instructional Materials Center 654 1969-70 General Fund Budget 654 Service Staff Wage and Salary Schedule 657 Gifts and Grants Report 659 Modification in TIAA Retirement Plan 659 Purchase of Property 659 Designation of Legal Representative for Federal Surplus Property 659 Designation of Campus Street Names 659 Approval of Bids for Instructional Facility No, 1 660 Announcement 661

September 12, 1969

Acceptance of the Agenda 661 Minutes 661 Academic Personnel Report 661 Non-Academic Personnel Report 663 Renaming of Department of Business Education to Department of Business Education and Administrative Services 663 Gifts and Grants Report 663 Approval of Labor Contract 664 Changes in Personnel Policy 664 Purchase of Property 664 Additional Landscaping for University Health Center 664 Report on Fall Enrollment 664

October 17, 1969

Acceptance of the Agenda 665 Minutes 665 Academic Personnel Report 665 Change in Title of the Mathematics Program in Statistics 666 Gifts and Grants Report 666 Purchase of Property 666 Approval of Bids for Health Center Landscaping 666 Appoin_tment of Architect for Administration Building Elevator Contract 666 Call for Special Meeting on 1970-71 University Budget Requests 666 Report on Association of Governing Boards Meeting October 7, 8, 1969 666 Announcements 666 Student Self-Determination 666

October 24, 1969

Confirmation of the Call of the Special Meeting 667 1970-71 Budget Requests 667 Meeting Date

November 21, 1969

Acceptance of the Agenda 668 1969 Annual Fund Report 668 Approval of the Minutes 668 Academic Personnel Report 668 Non-Academic Personnel Report 669 Center for Educational Research 669 Change in Nomenclature for the Instructional Units of the University 669 Honorary Degree 669 Authorization to Grant Degrees for December Commencement 670 Gifts and Grants Report 670 Financing for Student Services Building 670 Amendments to University Travel Regulations 673 Purchase of Property 673 Recommendation Re: Visitation Hours 674 Amendment to the Code of Student Life 674 Report on New Visitation Policy 675

December 19, 1969

Acceptance of the Agenda 675 Approval of the Minutes 675 Academic Personnel Report 675 Non-Academic Personnel Report 676 Changes in the School of Education 676 Amendments to the Faculty Constitution 676 Division of Instructional Communications 676 Statement on Student Academic· Rights: Policies and Procedures 676 Changes in and Amendment to University Policies and the Faculty 677 Gifts and Grants Report 677 Designation of Names for Buildings 677 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Department of Social Science, Decem­ ANNUAL MEETING ber 9, 1968 (Winter Semester and Spring Session 1969) (Reappointment) January 17, 1969 Catherine C. Warne, Instructor in Eng­ lish, August 18, 1969 (Reappointment The Annual Meeting of the Western Michigan to April 1970) University Board of Trustees was held on January 17, 1969, in the Board of Trustees Room Constance Weaver, Assistant Professor of the University Student Center. of English, August 18, 1969 (Re­ appointment) The meeting was called to order at 1:54 p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman. Resignations

Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Mrs. Dalton, Susanne B. Philp, Instructor in General Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow and Watterson. Business, effective January 10, 1969 Trustees absent: Dykema, Johannes Postma, Instructor in History, Also present were: Vice President Seibert, effective December 21, 1968 Vice President Griffeth, Vice President Coul­ ter, Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Retirement with Emeritus Status Arthur O'Connor, Thomas E. Coyne, and Counsel Henry Ford, Jr. Correction to Minutes of the December 20, 1968, Board of Trustees Meeting: Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees ac­ cepted and approved the Agenda as presented John W. Gill, Associate Director of for the meeting. Athletics and Associate Professor of Physical Education, Men, effec­ Minutes. The Minutes of the December 20, tive June 30, 1969, instead of 1968, Regular Meeting were approved as circu­ April 30, 1969 lated, Leave of Absence Election of Officers. This being the Annual Meeting, the following officers were elected: Gordon L. Harper, Assistant Professor of English, August 1969 to Janu­ Chairman James W. Miller ary 1970, without pay, to complete Vice Chairman Fred W. Adams work on Ph.D. dissertation at the Secretary Peter R. Ellis University of Chicago Treasurer Robert B. Wetnight Assistant Recoannendation Re: Future Status of the Uni­ Secretary Robert B. Wetnight versity Elementary School. The Trustees re­ Assistant ceived from the administration and the Dean of Treasurer Robert w. Beecher the School of Education the rationale behind the recoannendation that the Campus Elementary School Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees be discontinued as of June 30, 1969. The Trus­ approved the following appointments, resigna­ tees reserved final and formal action regarding tions, retirement with emeritus status, and this recoannendation until its February meeting. leave of absence as presented in the Academic Personnel Report: Center for Children's Court Services. The Trustees approved the recommendation that a Appointments Center for Children's Court Services be authorized effective February 1, 1969. The es­ Lester R. DeKoster, Adjunct Professor of tablishment of the Center for Children's Court Librarianship, January 2, 1969 Services is subject to agreement for the support (Winter Semester only) of the Center in 1969 and 1970 by the Children's Charter of the Courts of Michigan, Inc. G. G. Dadlani, Associate Professor of Social Work, August 18, 1969 (Two­ Plans for Parking Facility No. 1. The Trus­ year appointment) (New Position) tees approved the redesign of plans for Parking Facility No. 1 as presented by the firm of Donald R. Holt, Jr., Instructor in Carl Walker & Associates, and authorized the

January 17, 1969 601 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University engineers/architects and the University to pro­ ceed with the development of final working REGULAR MEETING drawings and bidding for this project. February 21, 1969 Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees ac­ cepted for the University the gifts and grants The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan as contained in the Gifts and Grants Report. University Board of Trustees was held on Febru­ The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and ary 21, 1969, in the Board of Trustees Room of express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the University Student Center. the Board of Trustees. The meeting was called to order at 1:44 Opening of Depository Accounts. The Trustees p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman. approved the recoumendation that depository bank accounts be opened in the following Continuing Trustees present: Adams, Mrs. Dalton, Education Centers and with the following banks: Dykema, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, and Ludlow.

Muskegon National Lumbermans Trustees absent: Caine and Watterson. Bank & Trust Company Grand Rapids Old Kent Bank Also present were: Vice President Seibert, Benton Harbor­ Vice President Griffeth, Vice President Coul­ St. Joseph Inter-City Bank ter, Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Arthur O'Connor, Thomas E. Coyne and Counsel The Trustees also approved the recommenda­ Henry Ford, Jr. tion that the authority to sign checks on these accounts be the same authority as for signing Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees checks on other University depository accounts. accepted and approved the Agenda as presented for the meeting. Opening of Imprest Checking Account for the Auditorium. The Trustees approved the following Minutes. The Minutes of the January 17, resolution: 1969, Annual Meeting were approved as circu­ lated, with the following correction: Addendum RESOLVED, that a bank account in the to item "Opening of Depository Accounts" on amount of $2,500, to be used on an im­ Page 3 of Minutes previously mailed to prest basis, be established with the Trustees: American National Bank and Trust Com- pany. The authorizing signatures for "The Trustees also approved the recom­ this account are to be Jack C. Pheneger, mendation that the authority to sign Robert B. Wetnight and Robert W. Beecher. checks on these accounts be the same authority as for signing checks on (Trustee Ludlow was excused at this time.) other University depository accounts."

Standards for Student Communications Media. Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees The Trustees approved the Standards for Student approved the following appointments, resigna­ Communications Media covering all periodic pub­ tion, leaves of absence, retirements with lications and broadcast enterprises operated by emeritus status, and sabbatical leaves as pre­ and for students of Western Michigan University sented in the Academic Personnel Report: and their implementation. A copy of the Stan­ dards is on file in the Secretary's office. Appointments

Adjournment. Tpe meeting was declared Donald T. Anderson, Director, Center adjourned at 4:22 p.m. for Children's Court Services, February 1, 1969 (New Position) Respectfully submitted, Richard E. Boettcher, Associate Pro­ fessor, School of Social Work,

Luther R. Dease, Director, Upward Bound Program, June 1, 1969 (New Position)

John R. Fanselow, Professor of Paper

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Technology, January 27, 1969 (Janu­ Sabbatical Leaves ary 27 to April 19, 1969) (Replace­ ment) Milton J. Brawer, Associate Professor of Sociology, for the Fall Semester Maryellen Hains, Instructor in English, 1969, to (1) complete a research pro­ August 18, 1969 (Reappointment) ject on the education of migrant children, and (2) to collect data in John Keary, Instructor, Department of order to extend research on fertility Humanities, August 18, 1969 (Reap­ and industrialization in the Caribbean. pointment to April 1970) Robert R. Fink, Associate Professor of Bryce F. Zender, Jr., Assistant Profes­ Music, for the Spring and Summer sor, Social Science Area, School of sessions 1969, to investigate new General Studies, January 2, 1969 approaches to basic theoretical (Replacement) study in music in which original com­ position and the analysis of complete Resignation art works from all eras are the pri­ mary concerns. Bertrand Latil, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, April 19, 1969 E. I. Eugene Kim, Associate Professor of Political Science, for the Fall Leaves of Absence Semester 1969, to investigate the social, economic and political fac­ Maryellen Hains, Instructor in English, tors which brought about a military August 1969 to December 1969, with­ coup in South Korea in May 1961 and out pay, to work on a Ph.D. at the performance of the military re­ Bowling Green State University gime in creating political order in the country. This will involve David W. Hessler, Assistant Professor of theoretical study of the role of the Teacher Education, August 1969 to military in political change. June 1970, without pay, to complete work toward Ph.D. at Michigan State George Klein, Associate Professor of University Political Science, for the 1969-70 academic year, to study and lecture S. F. Kapoor, Assistant Professor of at Belgrade University, Yugoslavia, Mathematics, January 1, 1969 to in the field of comparative politics April 19, 1969, without pay, to and to conduct research on the start return to India to arrange for his of the political sciences in Yugo­ visa to be changed from temporary slavia. to permanent status Helmi K. Moulton, Associate Professor Reinhold Ltlffler, Assistant Professor of of Art, for the Fall Semester 1969, Anthropology, September 1, 1969 to to (1) do research on traditional August 20, 1971, without pay, to and contemporary tapestry techni- do field research in Iran ques in Finland, and (2) to visit various art museums in Western Europe. Jing-Shen Tao, Assistant Professor of History, August 1969 to April 1970, Andrew C. Nahm, Associate Professor of without pay, to return to Taiwan History, for the Fall Semester 1969, to apply to the U. S. Consulate for to carry on research concerning the permanent resident status and to do history of modern Korea at differ­ research at the Institute of History ent research centers in that country. and Philology, Academia for a year Nathan L. Nichols, Professor of Physics, Retirement with Emeritus Status for the 1969-70 academic year, to do post-doctoral work in physics, speci­ Margaret B. Macmillan, Professor Emeri­ fically in the field of optics in tus of History, April 19, 1969 order to update himself in those phases of physics in which rapid ad­ Emeline Mccowen, Associate Professor vances in knowledge have been made in Emeritus, Campus School, June 6, 1969 recent years.

James H. Powell, Associate Dean, Liberal

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Arts and Sciences, for the Fall Semes­ The recommendation reads as follows: ter 1969, to visit selected colleges and universities for the purpose of OPEN VISITATION IN STUDENT HOUSING UNITS examining their general education science programs and to develop a Open visitation in student rooms may be new general studies science course arranged in supervised student housing units suitable as an upper division elec­ between the hours of 3:00 p.m. and 11:00 tive for the non-science student. p.m., three days per week, provided:

Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees A. Each residence hall council or house approved the following appointments as presented assumes the responsibility for de­ in the Non-Academic Personnel Report: veloping and administering open visi­ tation programs and a majority of Appointments the residents approve policies and procedures consistent with this Frederic E. Arnold, Personnel Services statement. Manager, March 1, 1969, A-IV (New Position) 1. In a fraternity or sorority chap­ ter house, the chapter advisers Robert W. Ethridge, Adviser, Office of also approve. Housing Programs, February 10, 1969, A-III (New Position) 2. In other off-campus supervised housing, the householder James R. Foster, Director, Annual Fund, approves. April 28, 1969, A-III (New Position) B. The rights of all students are res­ R. Scott Pricer, Coordinator of Religious pected through the observance of the Activities, July 1, 1969, A-III provisions of these policies under (Replacement) the supervision of:

Honorary Degrees. The Trustees approved the 1. Members of the councils, as well recommendation of the Honorary Degree Committee as the staff, in University resi­ to award honorary degrees at the April 19, 1969, dence halls. Commencement as follows: 2. Members of the executive com­ Joseph H. Evans Doctor of Humanities mittee and the housemothers in (HH.D.) fraternity and sorority houses. Jack Luin Hough Doctor of Science (D.Sc.) William G. Milliken Doctor of Laws (LL.D.) 3. Householders in other off-campus supervised housing. Recommendation re Campus School. The Trus­ tees approved the recommendation that the Campus C. A guest of the opposite sex is accom­ School of Western Michigan University be dis­ panied by his or her hostess or host continued as of June 30, 1969, and that its from and to the public reception area. operating funds be used to meet other pressing financial needs of the School of Education. D. A guest is limited to visit only rooms to which he or she has been specifi­ Recommendation re Open Visitation. By roll cally invited and only in the company call vote, the Trustees approved the recommenda­ of his or her hostess or host. tion that open visitation in student housing units be approved effective March 1, 1969. The E. All regularly assigned occupants of following Trustees voted "Aye": the room agree to the visit.

Fred W. Adams A student who violates open visitation poli­ Dorothy U. Dalton cies and procedures is to be referred to the John R. Dykema appropriate student discipline committee. Mildred S. Johnson Charles H. Ludlow Gifts & Grants Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as contained and the following Trustee voted "Nay": in the Gifts and Grants Report. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to Julius Franks, Jr. the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees.

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Resolution Re: Supplement No. 1 to Trust In­ WHEREAS, the holder of all of the out­ denture. By roll call vote, the Trustees ap­ standing bonds issued pursuant to said proved the resolution approving and ordering Trust Indenture, to wit: the United States execution of Supplement No. 1 to Trust Indenture of America, Secretary of Housing and Urban dated October 1, 1960. The following Trustees Development has, by instrument in writing, voted "Aye": consented to the making and execution of said amendments to the Trust Indenture spe­ Fred W. Adams cified in the document entitled "Supplement Dorothy U. Dalton No. 1 to Trust Indenture dated October 1, John R. Dykema 1960 and Consent of Bondholder Thereto"; Julius Franks, Jr. Mildred L. Johnson NOW, THERE FORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY BOARD Charles H. Ludlow OF CONTROL OF WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY, as follows: and the following voted "Nay": 1. That the document entitled "Supple­ None ment No. 1 to Trust Indenture dated October 1, 1960 and Consent of Bondholder The resolution reads as follows: Thereto", which document amends and changes Sections 6 and 8 of Article V of the Trust WHEREAS, the predecessor to the Board Indenture dated October 1, 1960, referred of Control of Western Michigan University to in the preamble hereto, is approved (also known as the Western Michigan Uni­ as to content and form. versity Board of Trustees), to wit, the State Board of Education of the State of 2. That said document entitled "Supple­ Michigan, and Ann Arbor Trust Company, of ment No. 1 to Trust Indenture dated Octo­ Ann Arbor, Michigan (hereinafter referred ber 1, 1960 and Consent of Bondholder to as the "Trustee"), made and entered Thereto" be signed for and on behalf of the into a certain Trust Indenture dated as Board of Control of Western Michigan Uni­ of October 1, 1960, pursuant to which said versity by the President of Western Michi­ State Board of Education issued and sold gan University or Vice President for State Board of Education, Western Michigan Finance and attested by its Secretary and University Dormitory Revenue Bonds, Series sealed with the corporate seal of the 1960, of the face value of One Million Board of Control of Western Michigan Uni­ Four Hundred Eighty Thousand ($1,480,000.00) versity. Dollars, which bonds are more specifically described in said Trust Indenture and the A copy of the Trust Indenture and Supplement funds realized from the sale thereof have No. 1 is on file in the Secretary's office. been used for the purposes specifically authorized in said Trust Indenture; and Shuver Land Contract. The Trustees ap­ WHEREAS, it is now deemed necessary proved the recommendation authorizing the Chair­ and advisable to change, alter and amend man and the Treasurer of the Board of Trustees the provisions of Sections 6 and 8 of to sign, acknowledge, and deliver for and in Article V of said Trust Indenture dated behalf of the Board of Trustees a warranty deed October 1, 1960, in order to permit ex­ conveying a parcel of real estate covered by cess Net Revenue of the Project and Central land contract which Western Michigan University Dining Commons Allocated Net Income to be received as the residuary beneficiary under used for other University housing purposes, the Last Will and Testament of Katherine Isa­ which changes, alterations and amendments belle Shuver. will in no way affect the security of the outstanding bonds; and (Trustee Dykema was excused at this time.)

WHEREAS, a document entitled "Supple­ Authority to Exercise Option. The Trustees ment No. 1 to Trust Indenture Dated authorized the exercising of the option for October 1, 1960, and Consent of Bondholder purchase of the following parcel of land: Thereto" has been prepared and filed with the Board of Control of Western Michigan Parcel fronting 115.73 feet at 1708 West University providing for the necessary Michigan Avenue, owned by Kalamazoo changes in said Sections 6 and 8 of Arti­ College cle V of said Trust Indenture dated October 1, 1960; and '68 Annual Fund Report. Mr. Robert

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Bradshaw, Chairman of the '68 Annual Fund Drive, REGULAR MEETING reported that the goal of $200,000 has been surpassed, with a final total of $215,751.49. March 21, 1969 Five thousand fifty-two alumni made contribu­ tions to the fund this year, along with numerous firms, corporations, foundations, etc. The The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan Trustees were extremely pleased with this final University Board of Trustees was held on result and commended Mr. Bradshaw and his fel­ March 21, 1969, in the Board of Trustees Room low workers for their outstanding efforts on of the University Student Center. behalf of the University. The meeting was called to order at 2:00 Progress Report on Instructional Facility p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman. No. 1. The Trustees received a progress report on Instructional Facility No. 1 from Dr. Myron Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, L. Coulter, Vice President for Institutional Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow, and Watter­ Services. Dr. Coulter informed the Trustees son. that due to increases in construction costs, the revised estimate was 5.86% over the ori­ Trustee absent: Mrs. Dalton. ginal authorized amount. At the direction of the Joint Capital Outlay Committee, the archi­ Also present were: Vice President Seibert, tect and the University have been reducing the Vice President Griffeth, Vice President Coul­ original scope of the program in an effort to ter, Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, bring the cost within the authorized amount of Arthur O'Connor, Thomas E. Coyne, and Counsel $6,097,000. Henry Ford, Jr.

Announcements. The Chairman extended to Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees Trustee Mildred Johnson and Trustee Robert accepted and approved the Agenda as presented Caine congratulations on behalf of their fellow for the meeting. Trustees for their reappointment to the West­ ern Michigan University Board of Trustees for Minutes. The Minutes of the February 21, a term which will end on December 31, 1976. 1969, Regular Meeting were approved as circu­ lated. Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourned at 4:40 p.m. Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the following appointments, resig­ Respectfully submitted, nations, resignation as director, change of title, leave of absence, retirements, sabbati­ cal leave correction, and promotions as pre­ �,; CY.- �I� sented in the Academic Personnel Report: Peter R. Ellis, Secretary Appointments

William A. Burian, Associate Professor, School of Social Work, August 18, 1969 (New Position)

Mary E. Burns, Professor, School of Social Work, August 18, 1969 (New Position)

E. Cecelia Conway, Instructor in Eng­ lish, August 18, 1969 (Reappointment to April, 1970)

John D. Grace, Assistant Professor of Geology, August 18, 1969 (Replace­ ment)

Nicholas Helburn, Professor of Geography, August 18, 1969 (Replacement)

Joseph B. Landis, Assistant Professor of Sociology, August 18, 1969 (New

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Position) Spanish, effective April 19, 1969

Reinhold Ltlffler, Assistant Professor Otto Yntema, Dean, Division of Continuing of Anthropology, August 18, 1969 Education, effective July 1, 1969 (Reappointment) Sabbatical Leave Correction Resignations Milton J. Brawer, Associate Professor of Susan Jane Brown, Instructor in Home Sociology, for the Winter Semester Economics, effective April 19, 1969 1970 rather than Fall Semester 1969, as reported in the Minutes of the Marvin E. DeBoer, Assistant Director, February 21, 1969, Meeting Division of Continuing Education and Associate Professor of Speech, Promotions effective May 2, 1969 School of Applied Arts and Sciences Edward Ferkany, Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Men, effective Roscoe A. Douglas to rank of Associate February 22, 1969 Professor of Engineering and Technology Joseph H. Gill to rank of Associate Pro­ Gary Goshgarian, Assistant Professor of fessor of Engineering and Technology English, effective April 19, 1969 Alice Kavanaugh to rank of Associate Pro­ fessor of Home Economics Mary Lafter, Assistant Professor, Cam­ Phillip L. Bruce to rank of Associate pus School, effective June 30, 1969 Professor of Industrial Education James L. Ulmer to rank of Associate Pro­ Richard J, Richardson, Associate Pro­ fessor of Industrial Education fessor of Political Science, Geraldine Richardson to rank :Jf Assistant effective August 30, 1969 Professor of Occupational Therapy Stephen I, Kukolich to rank of Professor Resignation as Director of Paper Technology John Cummings to rank of Associate Pro­ Claude S, Phillips, Jr., as Director, fessor of Transportation Technology Institute of International and Laverne M. Krieger to rank of Associate Area Studies, effective June 30, Professor of Transportation Techno­ 1969, to continue as Professor of logy Political Science School of Business Change of Title William R. Welke to rank of Professor of Frederic J, Mortimore, Assistant Pro­ Accounting fessor of International and Area Darrell G. Jones to rank of Professor of Studies and Teacher Education, to Business Education Director, Institute of International James S. Casey to rank of Associate Pro­ and Area Studies, effective fessor of General Business July 1, 1969 Zane Cannon to rank of Assistant Professor of Marketing Leave of Absence School of Education Jon M, He�derson, Assistant Professor of Art, July 1, 1969, to August 31, Bill M. Chambers to rank of Associate Pro­ 1970, without pay, to work as a fessor of Physical Education, Men designer in one of the larger met­ J. Patrick Clysdale to rank of Associate ropolitan areas, to study the "busi­ Professor of Physical Education, Men ness'of graphic design, to establish George W. Hobbs to rank of Assistant Pro­ contacts with agencies and studies fessor of Physical Education, Men and to explore new techniques in Fred C. Orlofsky to rank of Assistant Pro­ visual communications; also to at­ fessor of Physical Education, Men tend Expo 1970 in Osaka, Japan Frances H. Ebert to rank of Associate Pro- fessor of Physical Education, Women Retirements with Emeritus Status Barbara J, Stephenson to rank of Associate Professor of Physical Education, Women Lois B. Monroe, Assistant Professor of Kenneth B. Engle to rank of Professor of

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School Services Daniel P. Hendriksen to rank of Associate David H. Curl to rank of Professor of Professor of Linguistics Teacher Education Robert E. Sechler to rank of Associate Pro­ A. Elizabeth Johnson to rank of Professor fessor of Mathematics of Teacher Education Daniel A. Kyser to rank of Professor of William H. Kanzler to rank of Professor of Music Teacher Education William C. Appel to rank of Associate Pro­ Mary A. Cain to rank of Associate Professor fessor of Music of Teacher Education Robert G. Humiston to rank of Associate Roland G. Frank to rank of Associate Pro­ Professor of Music fessor of Teacher Education Gerald J. Lloyd to rank of Associate Pro­ Carol P. Smith to rank of Associate Profes­ fessor of Music sor of Teacher Education Joseph T. Work to rank of Associate Pro­ Mary Frances Fenton to rank of Assistant fessor of Music Professor, Educational Resources Center John B. Dilworth to rank of Assistant Professor of Philosophy School of General Studies Alan C. Isaak to rank of Associate Pro­ fessor of Political Science Ralph M. Spink to rank of Associate Pro­ Howard E. Farris to rank of Associate fessor of Broadcasting Professor of Psychology John R. Provancher to rank of Assistant H. Byron Earhart to rank of Associate Professor of Broadcasting Professor of Religion Jerome H. Long to rank of Associate Pro­ School of Liberal Arts and Sciences fessor of Religion Stanley S. Robin to rank of Professor of Triantafilos Argyropoulos to rank of Asso­ Sociology ciate Professor of Art Morton O. Wagenfeld to rank of Associate Joseph V. DeLuca to rank of Associate Pro­ Professor of Sociology fessor of Art Daniel Fleischhacker to rank of Associate Jon M. Henderson to rank of Associate Pro­ Professor of Speech fessor of Art LaVern Stillwell to rank of Associate John Metheany to rank of Associate Profes­ Professor of Speech sor of Art Eleanor Walton to rank of Associate Pro­ John Carney to rank of Assistant Professor fessor of Speech of Art Lyda J. Hausenfluck to rank of Assistant Hiroshi Murata to rank of Assistant Pro­ Professor of Speech fessor of Art Ethel B. West to rank of Assistant Pro­ Paul Holkeboer to rank of Professor of fessor of Speech Chemistry Wilda F. Large to rank of Associate Pro­ J. Lindley Foote to rank of Associate Pro­ fessor of Social Science fessor of Chemistry Frederic J. Mortimore to rank of Associate James A. Howell to rank of Associate Pro­ Professor, Institute of International fessor of Chemistry and Area Studies and Teacher Education Raymond E. Zelder to rank of Professor of Economics Library Elaine A. Albert to rank of Assistant Professor of English Peter Spyers-Duran to rank of Professor Kathleen E. Drzick to rank of Assistant Hans Engelke to rank of Professor Professor of English Beatrice H. Beech to rank of Assistant Theone Hughes to rank of Assistant Profes­ Professor sor of English Marjorie Kao Ho to rank of Assistant Maisie K. Pearson to rank of Assistant Pro­ Professor fessor of English Eldor C. Quandt to rank of Assistant Pro­ Student Services fessor of Geography Richard A. Davis to rank of Associate Pro­ Louise Forsleff to rank of Professor of fessor of Geology Counseling W. David Kuenzi to rank of Associate Pro­ Dorinne L. McKeag to rank of Associate Pro­ fessor of Geology fessor of Counseling Ross Gregory to rank of Associate Professor Charles V. Spaniolo to rank of Associate of History Professor of Counseling Peter Schmitt to rank of Associate Profes­ sor of History

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Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees determined that it is necessary and for approved the following appointment and promotion the best interest of the University, its as presented in the Non-Academic Personnel studentsand personnel to construct, furnish Report: and equip 200 apartments for married students on the campus of Western Michigan University, Appointment Kalamazoo, Michigan, which apartments have been designated as "Stadium Drive Apart­ Leigh A. Uekert, Staff Internal Auditor, ments" (hereinafter sometimes referred to as April 1, 1969, A-III (New Position) the "Project"); and

Promotion WHEREAS, said Project is now completed and in operation on the campus of Western Carl Rauch to position of Manager of Michigan University, the construction, fur­ Systems and Programming, A-III, nishing and equipping thereof having been effective March 21, 1969 financed by a construction loan from the Old Kent Bank and Trust Company of Grand Rapids, Michigan, which loan is due and Authority to Confer Degrees. The Trustees payable on May 1, 1969; and authorized the President of the University to confer degrees at the April 19, 1969, Commence­ WHEREAS, to provide for permanent financ­ ment as recommended by the faculty of the ing of said Project and to provide funds University. necessary to pay said construction loan heretofore referred to at maturity, the Refunding Plan on Construction Loan for Board deems it necessary and expedient to Married Student Apartments. By roll call vote, borrow, through the issuance and sale of the Trustees approved: a resolution pertaining Western Michigan University Housing Revenue to the refunding plan on the construction loan Bonds of 1969, the sum of Three Million for married student apartments; the establish­ Foud Hundred Thousand ($3,400,000.00) ment of minimum apartment rental figures for these Dollars, the sum so borrowed to be used and housing units; and certain changes in policy re­ allocated as follows: garding furnishing of married student apartments. The following Trustees voted "Aye": (a) A sum sufficient, together with other funds of the Board to the extent Fred W. Adams necessary, to repay at maturity the Robert D. Caine construction loan for the Project shall John Dykema be paid to the Old Kent Bank and Trust Dr. Julius Franks Company of Grand Rapids, Michigan, the Mildred L. Johnson holder of the notes of the Board re­ Charles H. Ludlow presenting such loan, which obligation Philip N. Watterson shall then be discharged as paid in full. and the following Trustees voted "Nay": (b) The sum of Two Hundred Fifty None Thousand ($250,000.00) Dollars to be set aside and held as a Debt Service The resolution reads as follows: Reserve for the payment of principal of and interest on the bonds of this RESOLUTION OF BOARD OF CONTROL OF WESTERN authorized issue in accordance with MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY RELATIVE TO THE the requirements referred to in the ISSUANCE AND SALE OF WESTERN MICHIGAN Official Statement hereinafter re­ UNIVERSITY HOUSING REVENUE BONDS OF 1969 ferred to and included as a part of IN THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF this resolution, and in the Trust $3,400,000.00 Agreement securing said bonds; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Control of West­ WHEREAS, the financial officers of ern Michigan University (also known as Western Michigan University and Ann Arbor Western Michigan University Board of Trus­ Trust Company, of Ann Arbor, Michigan, Fis- tees), a body corporate, created by and cal Agent of the Board, have prepared and existing under the Constitution of the submitted to the Board a complete and de­ State of Michigan and having full constitu­ tailed proposed Official Statement which sets tional authority and supervision of said forth in detail the terms, conditions, securi­ Western Michigan University, and control of ty and covenants deemed necessary in connection expenditures from the University funds, has with said loan, including the maturities,

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redemption provisions, security and other inafter referred to, and shall mature details relating to the issue of Western serially on May 1st of each year as follows: Michigan University Housing Revenue Bonds, which said proposed Official Statement has Year Principal been carefully considered and reviewed by Amount the Board; and 1970 $ 15,000 WHEREAS, the Board has full power under 1971 15,000 its constitutional authority and supervision 1972 15,000 of the University, and the control of ex­ 1973 20,000 penditures from the University funds, to 1974 20,000 issue said bonds for the purposes hereinbe­ 1975 155,000 fore referred to, and to pledge for their 1976 160,000 payment the net income and revenues speci­ 1977 170,000 fied in said Official Statement; 1978 180,000 1979 190,000 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 1980 200,000 BOARD OF CONTROL OF WESTERN MICHIGAN UNI­ 1981 215,000 VERSITY, as follows: 1982 230,000 1983 240,000 1. That the Board of Control of Western 1984 255,000 Michigan University (also known as Western 1985 270,000 Michigan University Board of Trustees), here­ 1986 290,000 inafter for brevity referred to as the 1987 300,000 "Board", does hereby determine and reaffirm 1988 460,000 that it is necessary and for the best in­ terests of Western Michigan University, its Bonds of this issue maturing in the students and personnel to construct, furnish years 1970 to 1979, inclusive, shall not and equip the married students apartments be subject to redemption prior to specified in the preamble hereto. maturity.

2. That the Board borrow the sum of Bonds of this issue maturing in the Three Million Four Hundred Thousand years 1980 to 1988, inclusive, shall be ($3,400,000.00) Dollars and issue its bonds subject to redemption prior to maturity, therefor to provide the funds to be allocated at the option of the Board, as a whole, and used in the manner and for the purposes or in part in inverse numerical order, on specified in the preamble hereto. any interest payment date on or after November 1, 1979, at par and accrued in­ 3. That said bonds shall be designated terest to the date of redemption, plus WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY HOUSING REVENUE premiums (expressed in a percentage of par) BONDS OF 1969, the principal of and in­ in accordance with the following schedule: terest thereon to be payable solely out of net income as defined, and in accordance 3% of the par value on each bond re­ with the requirements, terms and conditions deemed from November 1, 1979, to as set forth in the Official Statement filed and including May 1, 1981; with this Board and made a part of this 2% of the par value on each bond re­ resolution. deemed November 1, 1981, to and including May 1, 1983; Said bonds shall be in the aggregate 1% of the par value on each bond re­ principal amount of Three Million Four Hun­ deemed November 1, 1983, to and dred Thousand ($3,400,000.00) Dollars, shall including May 1, 1985. be coupon bonds in the denomination of $5,000.00 each, dated as of May 1, 1969, No premium shall be paid on bonds registrable as to principal only, shall be redeemed from and after November 1, numbered 1 to 680, inclusive, shall bear in­ 1985. terest at a rate or rates not to exceed an annual average of Six Per Cent (6%) for the Twenty days notice of the call of any entire issue, payable on November 1, 1969, bonds for redemption shall be given by the and semi-annually thereafter on May 1st Trustee under the Trust Agreement, herein and November 1st of each year, in lawful referred to, by publication in a newspaper money of the United States of America at of general circulation in the City of De­ Ann Arbor Trust Company, Ann Arbor, Michi­ troit, Michigan, or a newspaper or publi­ gan, Trustee under the Trust Agreement here- cation circulated in the St ate of Michigan,

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which carries as part of its regular ser­ (c) Net income derived from the opera­ vice notices of sale of municipal bonds, tion of the existing student residence and in case of registered bonds twenty days halls known as Draper-Siedschlag Resi­ notice shall be given by mail to the dence Halls constructed in 1950 on the registered owner at the registered address. campus of Western Michigan University which accommodates 520 students, includ­ 4. All coupon bonds issued hereunder ing the net income derived from the shall be payable to bearer and transferable operation of the Draper-Siedschlag cen­ by delivery unless and until the same shall tral dining commons (as specified in have been registered by the holder thereof, the Official Statement). Said pledge or his attorney thereunto duly authorized, will be effective at such time as the in writing, on books to be kept for such outstanding bonds designated as State purpose by the Trustee under the Trust Agree­ Board of Education, Western Michigan ment herein referred to, which registration University Revenue Bonds dated November shall be endorsed by said Trustee on the 1, 1961, in the original principal bond so registered. The principal of any amount of $1,710,000.00 to the payment bond so registered shall thereafter be pay­ of which the said net income is currently able only to the registered owner thereof, pledged, are paid in full. Said pledge and any payment so made shall be valid and is currently estimated to be effective effectual to satisfy and discharge the commencing with the 1974-1975 fiscal liability upon such bond to the extent of year of Western Michigan University. the sum or sums so paid: Provided, However, that the registration of any bond shall not The Board does hereby covenant and in any way affect payment of interest there­ agree to charge sufficient rates for the on or the negotiability of the interest use of said specified facilities so as to coupons thereto attached, which shall be produce sufficient net income, which to­ payable to bearer in accordance with the gether with investment income (as specified terms of and on presentation of said cou­ in the Official Statement) will meet all pons. Any bond so registered may be trans­ covenants and requirements specified in the ferred on the books of the Trustee by the Official Statement and Trust Agreement for registered owner thereof, or his attorney the payment of said bonds authorized by the thereunto duly authorized, in writing, which provisions of this resolution. The Board transfer shall be endorsed thereon by the further covenants and agrees that it will Trustee, and any bond registered to bearer adopt, if necessary, such reasonable rules, shall thereupon again become payable to regulations and requirements relative to bearer and transferable by delivery in the the residence of students attending Western same manner as before the registration Michigan University as shall be necessary to thereof. assure that said specified student housing facilities will be as fully occupied during 5. That said bonds shall be secured by each scholastic year as is reasonably a pledge of and first lien on net income, possible. which net income consists of the following: 6. That the Official Statement sub­ (a) Net income received from the opera­ mitted, and hereinbefore referred to, set­ tion of the married students apartments ting forth the details of this bond issue, designated as Stadium Drive Apartments including the security and covenants in commencing with the 1969-1970 Fiscal relation thereto, application of proceeds, Year of Western Michigan University (as and other terms and conditions in relation specified in the Official Statement); to this authorized bond issue is hereby approved as to content and form, a conformed (b) Net income derived from the opera­ copy of which is attached to this resolu­ tion of the existing student residence tion and made a part hereof, the same as hall known as Zimmerman Residence Hall though each of the provisions therein con­ constructed in 1955 on the campus of tained were herein repeated. Western Michigan University which ac­ commodates 260 students, including 7. That Ann Arbor Trust Company, of allocated central dining commons net Ann Arbor, Michigan, Fiscal Agent of this income derived from the operation of Board, be and is hereby authorized and Davis-Zimmerman-French Dining Commons directed to negotiate the sale of the said (as specified in the Official State­ bonds to a responsible purchaser or pur­ ment). Said pledge will be effective chasers at an average annual interest commencing with the 1969-1970 Fiscal rate not to exceed Six Per Cent (6%) per Year of Western Michigan University. annum; the contract for purchase to be in

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accordance with the terms of this resolution 11. That the Ann Arbor Trust Company, and the Official Statement herein approved Ann Arbor, Michigan, be and hereby is ap­ and made a part hereof. pointed to act as Trustee under the Trust Agreement hereinbefore referred to, and 8. That a Trust Agreement securing said Trustee shall be entitled to such said bonds between this Board, as Obligor, estates, powers, rights, authorities, bene­ and the Ann Arbor Trust Company, as Trus­ fits, privileges, immunities and exemption tee, shall be prepared by legal counsel to as shall be set forth in the Trust Agree­ the Board and submitted for approval. Such ment. Trust Agreement shall embody, in appropriate language and terms, the covenants, obliga­ tions, terms and conditions, specifications, A copy of the Official Statement referred interest rate or rates, and other details to in the above resolution is on file in and security provisions necessary in sub­ the Secretary's office. stantial compliance with the provisions of this resolution, the Official Statement The minimum apartment rental fees per month approved and made a part of this resolu­ will be as follows: tion and the terms of the contract to pur­ chase referred to above. Such Trust Elmwood and Goldsworth Agreement shall then be executed for and on One-Bedroom $ 92.00 behalf of this Board by any two of the fol­ Two-Bedroom 105.00 lowing designated officers of Western Michigan University, and this Board, to Stadium Drive wit: The President of Western Michigan One-Bedroom 102.00 University; the Vice-President-Finance of Two-Bedroom 112.00 Western Michigan University; or the Secre­ tary of this Board. The University will alter its policy by pro­ viding bunk beds and a four-drawer chest in 9. That either the President of Western all two-bedroom apartments. Currently, these Michigan University, this Board, or the are unfurnished. Also, up to one unit of Vice-President-Finance of Western Michigan Elmwood (12 apartments) will be offered as University, is hereby authorized, empowered unfurnished at $85 for one-bedroom and $95 and directed, in the name and under the seal for two-bedroom. of this Board, and as its corporate act and deed, to execute the bonds herein authorized, in the manner prescribed in the aforemen­ Financing Plan for Total Parking Program. tioned Trust Agreement, and to facilitate The Trustees tabled until their next meeting a the same are authorized to use their ini­ recommendation concerning the financing plan tials in lieu of their first names, and the for the total parking program on campus. A coupons appertaining to said bonds shall be copy of this recommendation is on file in the executed by the facsimile signature of the Secretary's office. Treasurer of this Board. That said officers are further authorized and directed to Gifts and Grants. The Trustees accepted execute such other necessary documents and for the University the gifts and grants as proceedings necessary to effectuate the sale contained in the Gifts and Grants Report. The and delivery of said bonds to the purchaser Secretary was directed to acknowledge and thereof. express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. 10. That said officers, either in the Trust Agreement or by the issuance of the Exchange of Land with Lutheran Student bonds authorized by the provisions of this Center for Parking Structure. By roll call resolution, shall not pledge the credit of vote, the Trustees approved the resolution or create any liability on the part of the that the University be authorized to exchange State of Michigan, this Board, or any mem­ certain parcels of property with the Michigan ber or officer of this Board or any of District-Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod for their successors, other than to pledge the the site of the parking structure. The follow­ net income in accordance with the provi­ ing Trustees voted "Aye": sions and requirements therefor as specified in this resolution, the Official Statement Fred W. Adams approved hereby and made a part of this Robert D. Caine resolution, and the Trust Agreement herein John Dykema authorized. Dr. Julius Franks

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Mildred L. Johnson Missouri Synod a portion of said land, Charles H. Ludlow said portion being described as follows: Philip N. Watterson All that certain piece or parcel of and the following Trustees voted "Nay": land situated in the City of Kalama­ zoo, County of Kalamazoo, State of None Michigan and described as follows:

The resolution reads as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the East line of Section 20, Town 2 South, WHEREAS, the Michigan District-Lutheran Range 11 West and the North line of Church-Missouri Synod is the owner of land West Michigan Avenue; thence South fronting on West Michigan Avenue in the 68° 45' West along said north line of City of Kalamazoo, Michigan, and adjacent West Michigan Avenue 131.01 feet for to the parcel of land owned by Western the place of beginning; thence con­ Michigan University Board of Trustees on tinuing South 68° 45' West along said which a parking ramp building is about to North line of West Michigan Avenue 0 1 be constructed by Western Michigan Univer­ 44.00 feet; thence North o 18 East sity Board of Trustees, and along the West line of land deeded to Kalamazoo College by Warranty Deed WHEREAS, Western Michigan University dated January 15, 1944 and recorded Board of Trustees has exercised an option in Liber 459 of Deeds on Page 629, to purchase from Kalamazoo College a par­ Kalamazoo Countz Records 119.78 feet; cel of land fronting on West Michigan thence South 21 15 1 East at right Avenue and immediately east of the land angles to said North line of West owned by said Michigan District-Lutheran Michigan Avenue 111.42 feet to the Church-Missouri Synod, and place of beginning;

WHEREAS, Western Michigan University provided said Michigan District-Lutheran Board of Trustees desires to obtain from Church-Missouri Synod shall simultaneously said Michigan District-Lutheran Church­ convey by warranty deed to the said Board Missouri Synod a portion of said land of Trustees the parcel of land described owned by the latter for use in connection as follows: with the operation of said parking faci­ lity, and All that certain piece or parcel of land situated in the City of Kalama­ WHEREAS, said Michigan District­ zoo, County of Kalamazoo, State of Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod is willing Michigan, and described as follows: to convey to Western Michigan University Board of Trustees said portion of said Commencing at the intersection of the land, hereinafter described, provided East line of Section 20, Town 2 South, that Western Michigan University Board of Range 11 West and the north line of ° Trustees will convey to the Michigan Dis­ West Michigan Avenue; thence South 68 trict-Lutheran Church-Misoouri Synod a 45' West along said north line of portion of said land fronting on West West Michigan Avenue 131.01 feet; Michigan Avenue and being acquired by the thence North 21° 15' West at right Board of Trustees from Kalamazoo College, angle to said north line 111.42 feet said portion of land being hereinafter for the place of beginning, said described, and point also being on the west line of land deeded to Kalamazoo College by WHEREAS, Western Michigan University warranty deed dated January 15, 1944 Board of Trustees deems the proposed and recorded in Liber 459 of Deeds exchange of parcels of land to be fair on page 629, Kalamazoo County Records, and reasonable and for the best interests 119.78 feet northerly of the north of Western Michigan University, line of West Michigan Avenue; thence continuing North 21° 15 1 West at right NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that angles to said north line of West Western Michigan University Board of Michigan Avenue 41.04 feet; thence Trustees upon acquiring title from Kala­ North 890 42' West 121.99 feet to the mazoo College to the said parcel of land Northwest corner of land described in above mentioned shall convey by warranty a warranty deed to Michigan District­ deed to Michigan District-Lutheran Church- Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod as

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recorded in Liber 683 Page 622, Kala­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that all checks, mazoo County1 Records; thence North notes, or orders drawn against said accounts 73° 08 East along the north line of be signed by hand or by facsimile by one of said land 143.46 feet (recorded in the following: Treasurer, Assistant Treasu­ Deed as 145.50 feet) to the west line rer or any other person so authorized by a of land deeded to Kalamazoo College in special resolution of this Board and that a warranty deed dated January 15, 1944 no checks, drafts, notes or orders drawn and recorded in Liber 459 of Deeds on against said depositories shall be valid Page 629, Kalamazoo0 County Records; unless so signed. thence South o 18' West along said west line 80.52 feet to the place of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said beginning. depositories are hereby authorized and di­ rected to honor and pay any checks, drafts, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chair­ notes or orders so drawn, whether such man and the Treasurer of Western Michigan checks, drafts, notes or orders be payable University Board of Trustees shall be and to the order of any such person signing they are hereby authorized and directed to said checks, drafts, notes or orders, or sign, acknowledge and deliver for and in any or such persons in their individual behalf of said Board of Trustees a warranty capacities or not, and whether such checks, deed conveying said parcel of land to said drafts, notes or orders are deposited to Michigan District-Lutheran Church-Missouri the individual credit of the person so Synod. signing said checks, drafts, notes or orders, or to the individual credit of the other officers or not. This resolution Resolution to Designate Depositories and to continue in force until notice to the Authorized Signatures. By roll call vote, the contrary in writing is duly served on said Trustees approved the resolution which desig­ depositories. nates University depositories and authorized signatures. The following Trustees voted Data Processing Evaluation Survey. The "Aye": Trustees approved the recommendation that Alexander Grant & Company be authorized to Fred W. Adams make an evaluation survey of both data proces­ Robert D. Caine sing facilities on campus (Academic Computer John Dykema Center and Administrative Data Processing Cen­ Dr. Julius Franks ter) in order to meet certain objectives. A Mildred L. Johnson copy of the recommendation is on file in the Charles H. Ludlow Secretary's office. Philip N. Watterson Approval of Bids for Parking Structure and the following Trustees voted "Nay": No. 1. The Trustees tabled until their next meeting a recommendation concerning the accept­ None ance of bids on Parking Structure No. 1. A copy of this recommendation is on file in the The resolution reads as follows: Secretary's office.

BE IT RESOLVED, that the following Adjournment. The meeting was declared ad­ be, and are hereby, designated as depo­ journed at 3:36 p.m. sitories of the funds of Western Michigan University and that funds so deposited Respectfully submitted, may be withdrawn upon a check, draft, note or order of the Corporation: � �- r,i.;. American National Bank and Trust Peter R. Ellis, Secretary Company - Kalamazoo First National Bank and Trust Company - Kalamazoo Industrial State Bank of Kalamazoo - Kalamazoo Inter-City Bank - Benton Harbor Old Kent Bank - Grand Rapids The National Lumbermans Bank - Muskegon Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Association - Kalamazoo

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REGULAR MEETING ment, terminating April 1970)

April 18, 1969 Robert W. Gordon, Instructor in History, August 18, 1969 (One-year appoint­ ment, terminating April 1970) The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan (Replacement) University Board of Trustees was held on April 18, 1969, in the Board of Trustees Room Titus L. Gross, Instructor in History, of the University Student Center. August 18, 1969(0ne-year reappoint­ .ment, terminating April 1970) The meeting was called to order at 1:40 p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman. David Hargreave, Assistant Professor of Natural Science, August 18, 1969 Trustees present: Adams, Mrs. Dalton, (Two-year appointment, terminating Dykema, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow, and April 1971) (New Position) Watterson. Marjorie K. Ho, Assistant Professor, Trustee absent: Caine. Library, July 1, 1969 (Reappoint­ ment) Also present were: Vice President Seibert, Vice President Griffeth, Vice President Coulter, Sylvia D. Hoffert, Instructor in Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Arthur History, August 18, 1969 (One­ O'Connor, Thomas E. Coyne, and Counsel Henry year appointment, terminating Ford, Jr. April 1970) (Replacement)

Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees ac­ Susan Huston, Instructor in History, cepted and approved the Agenda as presented for August 18, 1969 (One-year reappoint­ the meeting. ment, terminating April 1970)

Minutes. The Minutes of the March 21, 1969, Chafic Khaled, Instructor in History, Regular Meeting were approved as circulated. August 18, 1969 (One-year appoint­ ment, terminating April 1970) Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees (Replacement) approved the following appointments, resigna­ tions, sabbatical leaves, tenure recommenda­ Peter W. Krawutschke, Instructor in tions, resignation as coach, changes of title, Modern and Classical Languages, resignation as associate dean, leave of ab­ August 18, 1969 (Two-year re­ sence, and retirement as presented in the appointment, terminating April Academic Personnel Report: 1971)

Appointments Judith S. Pruitt, Instructor in His­ tory, August 18, 1969 (One-year Lila Beth Burke, Instructor in History, appointment, terminating April 1970) August 18, 1969 (One-year appoint­ (Replacement) ment, terminating April 1970) (Replacement) Richard K. Simon, Instructor in Humanities, August 18, 1969 (Two­ Monique Y. Coyne, Instructor in Modern year appointment, terminating April and Classical Languages, August 18, 1971) (Replacement) 1969 (Two-year reappointment, ter­ minating April 1971) Curtis 0. B. Smith, Assistant Profes­ sor of Music, August 18, 1969 John B. Dilworth, Assistant Professor of (Reappointment) Philosophy, August 18, 1969 (Reappoint­ ment) Melvin J. Tessin, Instructor in Management, August 18, 1969 (Two­ Paul J. Eenigenburg, Assistant Professor year reappointment, terminating of Mathematics, August 18, 1969 April 1971) (Replacement) George B. Trimitsis, Assistant Pro­ E. Rozanne Elder, Instructor in History, fessor of Chemistry, August 18, 1969 August 18, 1969 (One-year reappoint- (Replacement)

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John P. Willis, Assistant Professor of tive politics and specifically on a Anthropology, August 18, 1969 study of professional staffing of (Replacement) American state legislatures.

Resignations E. Thomas Lawson, Head and Professor, Department of Religion, Winter semes­ Richard E. Clark, Assistant Professor of ter 1970, to complete a book entitled Broadcasting, effective April 18, 1969 The Liberation of the Imagination, an essay on the problem of religious Ruth E. Gates, Associate Professor of symbolism. Home Economics, effective August 4, 1969 Carl B. Snow, Director, Audiovisual Center, Spring and Summer sessions Milton Greenberg, Chairman and Professor, 1970, to visit schools in Japan and Department of Political Science, the U.S.S.R. or Yugoslavia and Hun­ effective July 24, 1969 gary to learn what audiovisual methods and materials are being Jack A. Haynes, Associate Professor of used in those countries to instruct Engineering & Technology, effective students at all grade levels from June 1, 1969 pre-school through the university level. Lawrence B. Schlack, Associate Professor of Teacher Education, effective Tenure Recommendations April 19, 1969 SCHOOL OF APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES E. Booth Watmough, Associate Professor of Engineering and Technology, effec­ Wallace Fillingham, Assistant Professor tive April 19, 1969 of Industrial Education Alice M. Kavanaugh, Associate Professor Donald L. Whaley, Adjunct Assistant Pro­ of Home Economics fessor of Psychology, effective Laverne Krieger, Associate Professor of August 23, 1969 Transportation Technology Richard Neschich, Assistant Professor of Sabbatical Leaves Distributive Education Charles E. Yunghans, Assistant Professor Norman E. Carlson, Associate Professor of Engineering and Technology of English, Winter semester 1970, in order to engage in research in 17th SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Century literary materials in the British museums, the Public Record Adrian C. Edwards, Associate Professor of Office and other repositories in General Business Great Britain. Max 0. McKitrick, Associate Professor of Business Education Albert E. Castel, III, Professor of His­ James L. Mitchell, Associate Professor of tory, Winter semester 1970, to carry Accounting on research and writing for a book Leonard D. Orr, Associate Professor of dealing with American diplomats and Marketing their diplomacy from the time of the Connor P. Otteson, Associate Professor of Revolution to the present. Research Marketing will be carried on in libraries and archives both in the United States SCHOOL OF EDUCATION and abroad. F. William Doolittle, Associate Professor Graham P. Hawks, Associate Professor of of Physical Education History, Winter semester 1970, to Sidney Dykstra, Assistant Professor of prepare a book on "Increase Lapham: Teacher Education Wisconsin's First Scientist" and Edward J. Heinig, Associate Professor of related historical research. Teacher Education Robert D. Hughes, Assistant Professor of Robert W. Kaufman, Associate Professor of Teacher Education Political Science, Winter semester Owen B. Middleton, Associate Professor of 1970, to continue studies in legisla- Teacher Education

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George S. Miller, Associate Professor of Wilda Large, Associate Professor of Social Teacher Education Science Vera Jean Russell, Instructor, Campus School William Livingston, Assistant Professor of Orval L. Ulry, Professor of Teacher Education Speech Robert J. Westley, Assistant Professor of Jerome H. Long, Associate Professor of Special Education Religion Lloyd C. Widerberg, Instructor in Special Richard L. McAnaw, Associate Professor of Education Political Science Robert F. Wyman, Assistant Professor of Richard V, McGehee, Associate Professor of Physical Education Geology John M. Metheany, III, Associate Profes­ SCHOOL OF GENERAL STUDIES sor of Art John E. Nangle, Associate Professor of David S. Deshon, Assistant Professor of Psychology Social Science Genevieve Orr, Assistant Professor of Ollin J. Drennan, Professor of Natural French Science George F. Osmun, Associate Professor of Nita Hardie, Assistant Professor of Social Classics Science William A. Ritchie, Associate Professor Francis M. Littna, Associate Professor of of Political Science Humanities Louis B. Rizzolo, Associate Professor of Art SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES Stanley S. Robin, Professor of Sociology Phoebe Rutherford, Assistant Professor Laurel Ann Grotzinger, Professor of of Biology Librarianship Rudolf J. Siebert, Associate Professor of Religion SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES Robert L. Smith, Associate Professor of Speech Elsa Alvarez, Assistant Professor of Spanish Irene Storoshenko, Instructor in Russian Triantafilos Argyropoulos, Associate Pro­ Courtney P. Stromsta, Professor of Speech fessor of Art Pathology and Audiology Elizabeth E. Baldwin, Associate Professor Lewis Walker, Associate Professor of of Anthropology Sociology Harold L. Bate, Associate Professor of Speech Ethel B. West, Assistant Professor of Pathology and Audiology Speech Eugene M. Bernstein, Professor of Physics Raymond E. Zelder, Professor of Economics Richard T. Burke, Instructor in History William E. Buys, Professor of Speech LIBRARY David D. Carley, As�ociate Professor of Physics Helen J. Healy, Assistant Professor Gary Chartrand, Associate Professor of Peter Spyers-Duran, Professor Mathematics Allen C. Dotson, Associate Professor of COUNSELING CENTER Physics Arthur E. Falk, Associate Professor of Milton R. Cudney, Associate Professor Philosophy Kenyon B. Morgan, Assistant Professor Wayland D. Gardner, Associate Professor of George B. Seafort, Assistant Professor Economics Charles A. Shull, Instructor Paule Hammack, Assistant Professor of French Ruth M. Heinig, Assistant Professor of Speech Resignation as Coach Jon Michael Henderson, Associate Professor of Art Roy J. Wietz, Head Wrestling Coach and Thomas Houser, Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Physical Edu­ Chemistry cation, Men, to be relieved of coach­ James A. Howell, Associate Professor of ing responsibilities effective Chemistry July 1, 1969, to continue with the Philip P. Hsieh, Associate Professor of rank of Associate Professor of Phy­ Mathematics sical Education, Men W. David Kuenzi, Associate Professor of Geology

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Changes of Title An application for sabbatical leave must be filed not later than January 1 of the Joseph S. Ellin, Associate Professor of fiscal year preceding that in which the Philosophy, to Chairman, Department of faculty member wants leave. Application Philosophy and continuing with the rank for leave shall be made upon the offi­ of Associate Professor of Philosophy, cial form prescribed by the Board of August 18, 1969 (Three-year appoint­ Trustees. ment as chairman) Amendments to the Faculty Constitution. The George W. Hobbs, Assistant Wrestling Trustees approved the amendments to the Faculty Coach and Assistant Professor of Phy­ Constitution as previously approved by the sical Education, Men, to Head Wrestling faculty. A copy of these amendments is on file Coach and Assistant Professor of Phy­ in the Secretary's office. sical Education, Men, effective July 1, 1969 Financing Plan for Total Parking Program. The Trustees approved in principle the financing Resignation as Associate Dean proposal for the total parking program at West­ ern Michigan University and deferred final action James H. Powell, as Associate Dean of regarding this fiscal proposal until their May the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, meeting. A copy of the financing proposal is at his own request, effective August on file in the Secretary's office. 17, 1969, to return to full-time teaching as Professor of Mathematics Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and Leave of Absence grants as contained in the Gifts and Grants Report. The Secretary was directed to ac­ W. Arnold Johnston, Assistant Professor knowledge and express appreciation to the of English, August 31, 1969, to June donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. 30, 1970, without pay, to accept an Andelot Fellowship from the University Resolution Re: $3,400,000 Housing Revenue of Delaware that will allow him to Bonds Dated May 1, 1969. By roll call vote, complete the requirements for his the Trustees approved the resolution pertain­ Ph.D. ing to the sale of housing revenue bonds dated May 1, 1969. The following Trustees voted 11 Retirement with Emeritus Status Aye":

D. N. Scott, Director of University Fred W. Adams Student Center and Residence Halls, Mrs. Dorothy Dalton effective June 30, 1969, with title of John R. Dykema Director Emeritus of University Stu­ Dr. Julius Franks dent Center and Residence Halls Mrs. Mildred Johnson Charles H. Ludlow Philip N. Watterson Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the following appointments as pre­ and the following Trustees voted "Nay": sented in the Non-Academic Personnel Report: None Appointments The resolution reads as follows: Albert W. Laaksonen, Adviser, Office of Housing Programs, (A-III), July 1, RESOLUTION OF BOARD OF CONTROL OF 1969 (Reappointment) WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY RELATIVE TO THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF WESTERN MICHIGAN UNI­ Diane M. Wood, Assistant to the Foreign VERSITY HOUSING REVENUE BONDS OF 1969 IN Student Adviser, (A-III), July 1, THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF $3,400,000.00 1969 (Reappointment)

Change in Sabbatical Leave policy. The WHEREAS, the Board of Control of Western Trustees approved the following change in Michigan University (also known as Western Item 8 of the current Sabbatical Leave Policy, Michigan University Board of Trustees), a substituting the word "fiscal" for "academic". body corporate, created by and existing under Item 8 would then read as follows: the Constitution of the State of Michigan

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and having full constitutional authority mitted to the Board a complete and detailed and supervision of said Western Michigan Uni­ proposed Official Statement which sets versity, and control of expenditures from forth in detail the terms, conditions, the University funds, has determined that security and covenants deemed necessary in it is necessary and for the best interest connection with said loan, including the of the University, its students and personnel maturities, redemption provisions, security to construct, furnish and equip 200 apart­ and other details relating to the issue of ments for married students on the campus of Western Michigan University Housing Revenue Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Bonds, which said proposed Official State­ Michigan, which apartments have been desig­ ment has been carefully considered and nated as "Stadium Drive Apartments" (here­ reviewed by the Board; and inafter sometimes referred to as the "Pro­ ject"); and WHEREAS, legal counsel to the Board has prepared and submitted a proposed Trust WHEREAS, said Project is now completed and Agreement between the Board and Ann Arbor in operation on the campus of Western Michi­ Trust Company of Ann Arbor, Michigan, as gan University, the construction, furnishing Trustee, which is substantially in the form and equipping thereof having been financed necessary to meet the requirements set by a construction loan from the Old Kent forth in the Official Statement and under Bank and Trust Company of Grand Rapids, the terms of which the bonds herein Michigan, which loan is due and payable on authorized may be issued; and May 1, 1969; and WHEREAS, the Board has full power WHEREAS, to provide for permanent finan­ under its constitutional authority and cing of said Project and to provide funds supervision of the University, and the con­ necessary to pay said construction loan trol of expenditures from the University heretofore referred to at maturity, the funds, to issue said bonds for the purposes Board deems it necessary and expedient to hereinbefore referred to, and to pledge for borrow, through the issuance and sale of their payment the net income and revenues Western Michigan University Housing Revenue specified in said Official Statement and Bonds of 1969, the sum of Three Million Trust Agreement; Four Hundred Thousand ($3,400,000.00) Dol­ lars, the sum so borrowed to be used and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY allocated as follows: THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY, as follows: (a) A sum sufficient, together with other funds of the Board to the extent 1, That the Board of Control of West­ necessary to repay at maturity the ern Michigan University (also known as construction loan for the Project shall Western Michigan University Board of Trus­ be paid to the Old Kent Bank and Trust tees), hereinafter for brevity referred to Company, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, as the "Board", does hereby determine and the holder of the notes of the Board reaffirm that it is necessary and for the representing such loan, which obliga­ best interests of Western Michigan Univer­ tion shall then be discharged as paid sity, its students and personnel to con­ in full. struct, furnish and equip the married students apartments specified in the pre­ (b) The sum of Two Hundred Fifty Thou­ amble hereto. sand ($250,000.00) Dollars to be set aside and held as a Debt Service Re­ 2. That the Board borrow the sum of serve for the payment of principal of Three Million Four Hundred Thousand and interest on the bonds of this ($3,400,000.00) Dollars and issue its authorized issue in accordance with bonds therefor to provide the funds to be the requirements referred to in the allocated and used in the manner and for Official Statement hereinafter referred the purposes specified in the preamble to and included as a part of this hereto. resolution, and in the Trust Agreement securing said bonds; and 3. That said bonds shall be desig­ nated WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY HOUSING WHEREAS, the financial officers of Wes­ REVENUE BONDS OF 1969, the principal of tern Michigan University and Ann Arbor Trust and interest thereon to be payable solely Company, of Ann Arbor, Michigan, Fiscal out of net income as defined, and in ac­ Agent of the Board, have prepared and sub- cordance with the requirements, terms and

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conditions as set forth in the Official 2% of the par value on each bond re­ Statement and Trust Agreement filed with deemed November 1, 1981, to and this Board and made a part of this resolu­ including May 1, 1983; tion. 1% of the par value on each bond re­ deemed November 1, 1983, to and Said bonds shall be in the aggregate including May 1, 1985. principal amount of Three Million Four Hun­ dred Thousand ($3,400,000.00) Dollars, shall No premiums shall be paid on bonds be coupon bonds in the denomination of redeemed from and after Novem­ $5,000.00 each, dated as of May 1, 1969, ber 1, 1985. registrable as to principal only, shall be numbered 1 to 680 inclusive, shall bear Twenty days notice of the call of any interest at a rate or rates not to exceed bonds for redemption shall be given by the six per cent (6%) per annum, payable on Trustee under the Trust Agreement, herein November 1, 1969, and semi-annually there­ referred to, by publication in a newspaper after on May 1st and November 1st of each of general circulation in the City of year, in lawful money of the United States Detroit, Michigan, or a newspaper or publi­ of America at Ann Arbor Trust Company, Ann cation circulated in the State of Michigan, Arbor, Michigan, Trustee under the Trust which carries as part of its regular ser­ Agreement hereinafter referred to, and vice notices of sale of municipal bonds, shall mature serially on May 1st of each and in case of registered bonds twenty days year as follows: notice shall be given by mail to the registered owner at the registered address. Year Principal Amount 4. All coupon bonds issued hereunder 1970 $ 15,000 shall be payable to bearer and transferable 1971 15,000 by delivery unless and until the same shall 1972 15,000 have been registered by the holder thereof, 1973 20,000 or his attorney thereunto duly authorized, 1974 20,000 in writing, on books to be kept for such 1975 155,000 purpose by the Trustee under the Trust 1976 160,000 Agreement herein referred to, which regis­ 1977 170,000 tration shall be endorsed by said Trustee on 1978 180,000 the bond so registered. The principal of any 1979 190,000 bond so registered shall thereafter be pay­ 1980 200,000 able only to the registered owner thereof, 1981 215,000 and any payment so made shall be valid and 1982 230,000 effectual to satisfy and discharge the lia­ 1983 240,000 bility upon such bond to the extent of the 1984 255,000 sum or sums so paid: Provided, However, 1985 270,000 that the registration of any bond shall not 1986 290,000 in any way affect payment of interest there­ 1987 300,000 on or the negotiability of the interest 1988 460,000 coupons thereto attached, which shall be payable to bearer in accordance with the Bonds of this issue maturing in the terms of and on presentation of said cou­ years 1970 to 1979, inclusive, shall not pons. Any bond so registered may be trans­ be subject to redemption prior to maturity. ferred on the books of the Trustee by the registered owner thereof, or his attorney Bonds of this issue maturing in the thereunto duly authorized, in writing, which years 1980 to 1988, inclusive, shall be sub­ transfer shall be endorsed thereon by the ject to redemption prior to maturity, at Trustee, and any bond registered to bearer the option of the Board, as a whole, or in shall thereupon again become payable to part in inverse numerical order on any in­ bearer and transferable by delivery in the terest payment date on or after November 1, same manner as before the registration 1979, at par and accrued interest to the thereof. date of redemption, plus premiums (expressed in a percentage of par) in accordance with 5. That said bonds shall be secured by the following schedule: a pledge of and first lien on net income, which net income consists of the following: 3% of the par value on each bond re­ deemed from November 1, 1979, to (a) Net income received from the opera­ and including May 1, 1981; tion of the married students apartments

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designated as Stadium Drive Apartments scholastic year as is reasonably possible. commencing with the 1969-1970 Fiscal year of Western Mich igan University (as 6. That the Official Statement submit­ specified in the Official Statement and ted, and hereinbefore referred to, setting Trust Agreement); forth the details of this bond issue, in­ cluding the security and covenants in (b) Net income derived from the opera­ relation thereto, application of proceeds, tion of the existing student residence and other terms and conditions in relation hall known as Zimmerman Residence Hall to this authorized bond issue is hereby constructed in 1955 on the campus of approved as to content and form, a con­ Western Michigan University which ac­ formed -copy of which is attached to this commodates 260 students, including resolution and made a part hereof, the allocated central dining commons net same as though each of the provisions income derived from the operation of herein contained were herein repeated. Davis-Zimmerman-French Dining Commons (as specified in the Official Statement 7. That the Trust Agreement securing and Trust Agreement). Said pledge will said bonds between this Board, as Obli­ be effective commencing with the 1969- ger, and the Ann Arbor Trust Company, as 1970 Fiscal year of Western Michigan Trustee, dated as of May 1, 1969, which University. embodies, in appropriate language and terms, the covenants, obligations, terms (c) Net income derived from the opera­ and conditions, specifications, interest tion of the existing student residence rate or rates, and other details and halls known as Draper-Siedschlag Resi­ security provisions necessary in sub­ dence Halls constructed in 1950 on the stantial compliance with the provisions campus of Western Michigan University of this resolution and the Official which accommodates 520 students, includ­ Statement approved and made a part of ing the net income derived from the this resolution be and the same is ap­ operation of the Draper-Siedschlag cen­ proved as to content and form, substan­ tral dining commons (as specified in tially as set forth in the draft filed the Official Statement and Trust Agree­ with this Board and made a part of this ment). Said pledge will be effective resolution. Such Trust Agreement shall at such time as the outstanding bonds then be executed for and on behalf of designated as State Board of Education, this Board by any two of the following Western Michigan University Revenue designated officers of Western Michigan Bonds dated November 1, 1961, in the University, and this Board to wit: The original principal amount of $1,710,000.00 President of Western Michigan Univer­ to the payment of which the said net sity; the Vice-President-Finance of income is currently pledged, are paid in Western Michigan University; or the Secre­ full. Said pledge is currently esti­ tary of this Board. mated to be effective commencing with the 1974-1975 fiscal year of Western 8. That either the President of Wes­ Michigan University. tern Michigan University, or the Vice­ President-Finance of Western Michigan The Board does hereby covenant and agree University, is hereby authorized, em­ to charge sufficient rates for the use of powered and directed, in the name and under said specified facilities so as to produce the seal of this Board, and as its cor­ sufficient net income, which together with porate act and deed, to execute the bonds investment income (as specified in the herein authorized, in the manner prescribed Official Statement and Trust Agreement) will in the aforementioned Trust Agreement, and meet all covenants and requirements speci­ to facilitate the same are authorized to fied in the Official Statement and Trust use their initials in lieu of their first Agreement for the payment of said bonds names, and the coupons appertaining to authorized by the provisions of this resolu­ said bonds shall be executed by the fac­ tion. The Board further covenants and simile signature of the Vice-President­ agrees that it will adopt, if necessary, Finance of Western Michigan University. such reasonable rules, regulations and re­ That said officers are further authorized quirements relative to the residence of and directed to execute such other neces­ students attending Western Michigan Univer­ sary documents and proceedings necessary sity as shall be necessary to assure that to effectuate the sale and delivery of said said specified student housing facilities bonds to the purchaser thereof. will be as fully occupied during each

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9. That said officers be and they are Johnson-Klein, Inc. $ 958,670 hereby authorized, empowered and directed, Portage, Michigan for and in the name of this Board and as its corporate act and deed, to make, con­ Sollitt Construction Co. 1,036,000 sent to and agree to any changes in the South Bend, Indiana terms and conditions of said Trust Agreement which they may deem necessary, expedient Seth Giem & Associates 1,128,700 and pr oper, prior to or at the time of the Kalamazoo, Michigan execution of said Trust Agreement, but no such amendments shall change the provisions A. J ..Etkin Construction Co. 1,155,700 therein for the amount to be borrowed, in­ Oak Park, Michigan crease the maximum rate of interest to be paid thereon, the payments to be made to the Trustee, or the security pledged. Construction Cost Estimate $1,168,170 10. That said officers, either in the Trust Agreement or by the issuance of the By roll call vote, the Trustees approved the bonds authorized by the provisions of this recommendation that the contract be awarded resolution, shall not pledge the credit of to the following low qualified bidder: or create any liability on the part of the State of Michigan, this Board, or any mem­ Miller-Davis Company, with a bid of ber or officer of this Board or any of $947,500 their successors, other than to pledge the net income in accordance with the provi­ and further authorized the President of the sions and requirements therefor as specified University and/or the Secretary of the Board in this resolution, the Official Statement of Trustees to sign the contract on behalf of approved hereby and made a part of this the Trustees. The recommendation has the resolution, and the Trust Agreement herein support of the project engineers, Carl Walker approved. and Associates.

11. That the bonds herein authorized, The following Trustees voted "Aye": after their due execution as hereinbefore provided, and after authentication by the Fred W. Adams Trustee in the manner provided in the Dorothy U. Dalton Trust Agreement, shall be delivered to the John R. Dykema purchaser thereof, First of Michigan Corp­ Dr. Julius Franks oration, Detroit, Michigan, upon payment of Mildred L. Johnson the purchase price therefor, in accordance Charles H. Ludlow with their written co1IU11itment to this Philip N. Watterson Board, which commitment is hereby accepted and approved, and a copy thereof attached and the following Trustees voted "Nay": to and included as a part of this resolu­ tion. None 12. That the Ann Arbor Trust Company, Ann Arbor, Michigan, be and hereby is ap­ Appointment of Architect for Cooling and pointed to act as Trustee under the Trust Ventilation System in Sangren Hall. The Agreement hereinbefore referred to, and Trustees approved the recommendation that the said Trustee shall be entitled to such es­ firm of Louis C. Kingscott & Associates be tates, powers, rights, authorities, bene­ appointed as the Architects-Engineers for the fits, privileges, immunities and exemption cooling and ventilation of Sangren Hall. as shall be set forth in the Trust Agreement.

Progress Report on Campus Building Pro­ Approval of Bids for Parking Structure No. 1. gram. Vice President Coulter briefed the The following bids were received for the con­ Trustees on the status of the current and struction of Parking Facility No. 1: planned construction on campus, specifically involving the following buildings: Health General Construction Base Bid Service, Instructional Facility No. 1, McCracken Hall, Physical Science, and Student Miller-Davis Company $ 947,500 Services. Kalamazoo, Michigan

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Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourned at 3:32 p.m. REGULAR MEETING

Respectfully submitted, May 16, 1969

The Regular Meeting of the Western Michi­ Q?.,,.�,� �. •G, )� gan University Board of Trustees was held on Peter R. Ellis, Secretary May 16, 1969, in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center.

The me·eting was called to order at 1 :45 p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman.

Trustees present: Caine, Mrs. Dalton, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow, and Watterson.

Trustees absent: Adams, Dykema, and Dr. Franks.

Also present were: Vice President Sei­ bert, Vice President Griffeth, Vice President Coulter, Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Arthur O'Connor, Thomas E. Coyne, and Coun­ sel Henry Ford, Jr.

Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accepted and approved the Agenda as presented for the meeting.

Minutes. The Minutes of the April 18, 1969, RegJ.lar Meeting were approved as circulated.

Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the following appointments, resig­ nations, leaves of absence, changes of title and transfer of position as presented in the Academic Personnel Report:

Appointments

Ronald W. Davis, Instructor in His­ tory, August 18, 1969 (Two-year reappointment, terminating April 1971)

Juan Duran, Visiting Lecturer, Department of Modern and Classi­ cal Languages, August 18, 1969 (One-year reappointment, ter ­ minating April 1970)

Ann K. Fulton, Instructor in Home Economics, August 18, 1969 (Replacement)

David P. Hanson, Assistant Profes­ sor of Political Science, August 18, 1969 (Replacement)

Earl M. Herrick, Instructor in Eng­ lish, August 18, 1969 (Two-year appointment, terminating April

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1971) (Replacement) Darrell B. Thomas, Assistant Professor of Home Economics, August 18, 1969 John T, Houdek, Instructor in History, (Reappointment) August 18, 1969 (One-year appoint­ ment, terminating April 1970) Arthur T. White, Assistant Professor of (Replacement) Mathematics, August 18, 1969 (One­ year appointment, terminating April William B. Hunsberger, Instructor in 1970) (Replacement) Geography, August 18, 1969 (One­ year appointment, terminating Dick R. Williams, Assistant Professor April 1970) (Replacement) of Social Science, August 18, 1969 (New Position) Richard J. Keaveny, Assistant Professor of Art, August 18, 1969 (One-year Resignations reappointment, terminating April 1970) Roseann Cacciola, Assistant Professor Fred S. Keller, Visiting Professor of of English, April 18, 1969 Psychology, August 18, 1969 (One­ year reappointment, terminating Alwin B. Coleman, Assistant Professor April 1970) of Teacher Education, April 18, 1970

Gertrude S. Kirkwood, Coordinator of Kenneth Harris, Assistant Professor, Student Teaching, August 18, 1969 Library, June 30, 1970 (Replacement) J. Glenn Hartwell, Instructor, Library, Karen S. Knoska, Instructor in Speech June 27, 1969 Pathology and Audiology, August 18, 1969 (One-year reappointment, ter­ Lawrence A. Klatt, Associate Professor minating April 1970) of Management, August 15, 1969

John P. Kyriazis, Instructor in History, Larry J. Stewart, Instructor in Music, August 18, 1969 (One-year appoint­ April 18, 1969 ment, terminating April 1970) (Replacement) Leaves of Absence

Helen M. McCauslin, Instructor in His­ Elizabeth E. Baldwin, Associate Pro­ tory, August 18, 1969 (One-year fessor of Anthropology, August 18, appointment, terminating April 1970) 1969, to August, 1970, without pay, (Replacement) for personal reasons

Peter G. Renstrom, Assistant Professor Lynwood H. Bartley, Assistant Pro­ of Political Science, August 18, fessor of Broadcasting, September 1969 (Replacement) 15, 1969, to June 8, 1970, without pay, to pursue a Ph.D. program at Erlinda S. Rolls, Instructor, Library, the University of Denver April 7, 1969 (Appointment ter­ minates June 30, 1970) (Replacement) Bea Hartman Prussian, Assistant Pro­ fessor of Speech, extension of Marilyn J, Schlack, Coordinator of Stu­ leave of absence, from September dent Teachers, August 18, 1969 1, 1969, to August 31, 1970, with­ (One-year reappointment, terminating out pay, to complete writing of April 1970) textbook in Business Speech

Walter C. Schwersinske, Jr,, Instructor Malcolm H. Robertson, Professor of in Industrial Education, August 18, Psychology, June 21, 1969, to 1969 (One-year reappointment, ter­ December 21, 1969, without pay, minating April 1970) for a tour of duty with the Selec­ tion Branch of the Peace Corps in David Shapiro, Instructor in Humanities, Malaysia School of General Studies, August 18, 1969 (Two-year reappointment, ter­ Constance Weaver, Assistant Profes­ minating April 1971) sor of English, January 3, 1970,

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to April 18, 1970, without pay, to Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees ac­ write a Ph.D. thesis cepted for the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gifts and Grants Report. Changes of Title The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of Joseph J. Eisenbach, Professor of Special the Board of Trustees. Education, to Head, Department of Special Education, August 18, 1969 Student Fee Proposal '69-70. The Trustees approved the recommendation that the item of Roy Olton, Professor of Political Science, student fee increases for the 1969-70 year be to Chairman, Department of Political moved to their next month's agenda for detailed Science, July 1, 1969, for a four­ discussion and final action. year period Traffic, Parking, and Pedestrian Ordinance. James P. Zietlow, Professor of Physics, By roll call vote, the Trustees approved a to Associate Dean, School of Liberal resolution pertaining to a Traffic, Parking, Arts and Sciences, August 18, 1969 and Pedestrian Ordinance for the University. The following Trustees voted "Aye": Transfer of Position Robert D. Caine Charles O. Houston, Associate Professor, Dorothy U. Dalton Institute of International and Area Mildred L. Johnson Studies, to Associate Professor of Charles H. Ludlow Social Science, School of General Philip N. Watterson Studies, April 19, 1969 and the following Trustees voted "Nay":

Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees None approved the following appointments, promo­ tions and changes in title, change in title, The resolution reads as follows: and resignations as presented in the Non­ Academic Personnel Report: BE IT RESOLVED that the Traffic, Park­ ing, and Pedestrian Ordinance with all Appointments provisions as hereinafter set forth shall be and the same is hereby adopted. Said James Robinson, Manager, Multiple Audio Ordinance is as follows: Distribution System, Department of Broadcasting (A-III), July 1, 1969 CHAPTER 1 - STATEMENT OF PURPOSE OF ORDINANCE Clark Valentine, Jr., Admissions Coun­ selor (A-Ill), July 1, 1969 Sec. 1.1. Purpose

Promotions and Changes in Title The growth of the University campus in geographical size and in enrollment with the Thomas J. Carr, to Director of Auxiliary resulting concentration of vehicular and Enterprises (A-VII), July 1, 1969 pedestrian traffic in an urban area requires an enactment of policies and regulations Rodger Pruis, to Director of University for the protection of health and property. Student Center (A-V), July 1, 1969 It is the intent of Western Michigan Uni­ versity Board of Trustees to hereby estab­ Change in Title lish a traffic, parking and pedestrian ordinance for the protection of health and John Hungerford, from Associate Direc­ property on the campus of Western Michigan tor, University Student CentEr and University for students, faculty, staff Residence Halls, to Business Mana­ and visitors. ger, Auxiliary Enterprises (A-V), July 1, 1969 CHAPTER 2 - STATEMENT OF AUTHORITY

Resignation Sec. 2.1. Authority

Martin E. Amundson, Physician, Health This ordinance is enacted by Western Service, June 30, 1969 Michigan University Board of Trustees pur­ suant to and in accordance with the

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authority and responsibility of said Board surface. as provided in the Constitution of the State of Michigan, 1963, Act 48 of the Sec. 3.005. Double Parking Michigan Public Acts of 1963 (second extra session), and Act 291 of the Michigan Public "Double parking" means the parking of a Acts of 1967. vehicle upon the roadway side of another parked vehicle. CHAPTER 3- WORDS AND PHRASES DEFINED Sec. 3.006. Driver Sec. 3.1. Words and Phrases "Driver" means every person who drives or The following words and phrases when is in actual physical control of a vehicle. used in this ordinance shall for the pur­ pose of this ordinance have the meanings Sec. 3.007. Motorcycle respectively ascribed to them in this chapter. "Motorcycle" means every motor vehicle having a saddle or seat for use of the rider Sec. 3.000. Alley and designed to travel on not more than three wheels in contact with the ground. "Alley" means any minor thoroughfare used for the purpose of ingress and egress Sec. 3.008. Motor-driven Cycle to service adjacent buildings and land. "Motor-driven cycle" means every motor­ Sec. 3.001. Bicycle cycle, including every motor scooter with a motor which produces not to exceed five "Bicycle" means every device propelled (5) maximum brake horsepower, an� every by human power upon which any person may bicycle with motor attached. ride having two tandem wheels either of which is over twenty (20) inches in Sec. 3.009. Motor Vehicle diameter. "Motor vehicle" means every vehicle Sec. 3.002. Campus which is self-propelled.

"Campus" means all land and buildings Sec. 3.010. Operator wheresoever situated, owned or held by Western Michigan University Board of "Operator" means every person who is in Trustees in its capacity as the governing actual physical control of a motor vehicle. board of Western Michigan University. Sec. 3.011. Parking Sec. 3.003. Citation "Parking" means standing a vehicle, "Citation" means a complaint or notice whether occupied or not. (Subject, how­ upon which a law enforcement officer shall ever, to the definition of "stopping"). record an occurrence involving an alleged violation of this ordinance. Sec. 3.012. Pedestrian

Sec. 3.004. Crosswalk "Pedestrian" means any person afoot.

"Crosswalk" means: Sec. 3.013. Person

(a) That part of a roadway at an in­ "Person" means every natural person, tersection included within the firm, co-partnership, association, or connections of the lateral lines corporation and their legal successors. of the sidewalks on opposite sides of the street measured from the Sec. 3.014. Safety and Security curbs, or in the absence of curbs Division from the edges of the traversable street. "Safety and Security Division" means that division of Western Michigan Univer­ (b) Any portion of a street at an in­ sity heretofore designated and known as tersection or elsewhere distinctly the Safety and Security Division and indicated for pedestrian crossing which is charged with the keeping of the by lines or other markings on the safety and security of students, faculty

626 May 16, 1969 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University members, staff, all persons on the campus adequate signs as to be plainly visible of Western Michigan University for a legi­ at all times while set apart as a safety timate purpose and the property of such zone. persons and of Western Michigan University. Sec. 3.022. Sidewalk Sec. 3.015. Director of Safety and Security Division "Sidewalk" means that portion of a street between the curblines or the lateral lines "Director of Safety and Security Divi­ and roadway and the adjacent property lines sion" means that individual who has been intended for the use of pedestrians. duly appointed and is acting as the director of the Safety and Security Division of Sec. 3.023. Stop Western Michigan University. "Stop" when required means complete Sec. 3.016. Police Officer cessation from movement.

"Police officer" means every law enforce­ Sec. 3.024. Stop or Stopping ment officer qf the State of Michigan, county, township or city, wherein a viola­ "Stop or stopping" means: tion of this ordinance occurs, and including any officer of the Safety and Security Divi­ (a) When prohibited, any halting even sion of Western Michigan University who has momentarily of a vehicle, whether been appointed a deputy by the Chief of occupied or not, except when neces­ Police of any city or township, or by the sary to avoid conflict with other Sheriff of any county, having jurisdiction traffic or in compliance with at the place where the violation of this directions of a police officer or ordinance occurs. traffic-control sign or signal.

Sec. 3.017. Parking Meter Zone (b) When permissible, any halting of a vehicle to load or unload pas­ "Parking meter zone" means an area ad­ sengers for a period not to exceed jacent to a parking meter set aside for one (1) minute with the op erator the exclusive use of vehicles upon the remaining in the driver's seat. deposit of a coin of United States currency in said parking meter as specified thereon. Sec. 3.025. Street

Sec. 3.018. Passenger Curb "Street" means the entire width be­ Loading Zone tween the boundary lines of every way when any part thereof is open to the use of "Passenger curb loading zone" means a students, faculty, staff and the public for place adjacent to a curb reserved for the purposes of vehicular travel, located on exclusive use of vehicles during the load­ the campus of Western Michigan University. ing or unloading of passengers. Sec. 3.026. Tow-away Zone Sec. 3.019. Private Road or Driveway "Tow-away zone" means a zone where no parking, stopping or standing is permitted "Private road or driveway" means every as indicated by proper signs, and where road or driveway not open to the use of vehicles parked in violation of the signs the public for purposes of vehicular traffic. are towed away to keep the roadway clear for traffic movement. Sec. 3.020. Right-of-way Sec. 3.027. Traffic "Right-of-way" means the privilege of the immediate use of the highway. "Traffic" means pedestrians, vehicles and other conveyances either singly or Sec. 3.021. Safety Zone together while using any street for pur­ poses of travel. "Safety Zone" means the area or space officially set apart within a roadway for Sec. 3.028. Traffic-Control the exclusive use of pedestrians and which Devices is protected and so marked or indicated by "Traffic-control devices" means all

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signs, signals, markings and devices placed Security Division of Western Michigan Univer­ or erected under the authority of this sity to enforce all provisions of this ordi­ ordinance for the purpose of regulating, nance; to make arrests for traffic and other warning or guiding traffic. violations of this ordinance; to investigate accidents; to cooperate with other law en­ Sec. 3.029. Traffic-Control Signal forcement officers in the enforcement of this ordinance and in developing ways and means "Traffic-control signal" means any device to improve traffic conditions. whether manually, electrically or mechani­ cally operated by which traffic is alter­ Sec. 4.3. nately directed to stop or proceed. It shall be the duty of the Director of Sec. 3.030. Vehicle the Safety and Security Division, or his authorized representatives when so authorized "Vehicle" means every device in, upon, by the Treasurer, to establish restrictions or by which any person or property is or upon access to or use of the University may be transported or drawn upon a highway, parking lots, streets or other property of excepting devices moved by human power. the University or portions thereof as may be deemed necessary or desirable for the Sec. 3.031. Tenses convenience and effective conduct of the affairs of the University; provided that the The present tense includes the past and Director of the Safety and Security Divi­ future tenses; and the future, the present. sion, or his authorized representatives, shall make restrictions known by use of Sec. 3.032. Number; Gender signs, barricades, posting of the officers of the Safety and Security Division or other The singular shall include the plural authorized persons possessing official iden­ and the plural shall include the singular; tification, or establishing lines beyond the masculine shall include the feminine which unauthorized persons are not permit­ and neuter, as requisite. ted to pass.

Sec. 3.033. "Shall" and "May" CHAPTER 5 - TRAFFIC

"Shall" and "may" means shall is manda­ Sec. 5. 1. tory and may is permissive. The Director of the Safety and Security Sec. 3.034. Treasurer Division, when authorized by the Treasu­ rer, shall establish such traffic controls, "Treasurer" means the duly appointed signs and signals on the streets and pro­ Treasurer of Western Michigan University perty of the campus as may be necessary Board of Trustees. for the proper regulation and control of vehicular traffic and pedestrians and such CHAPTER 4- ENFORCEMENT OF ORDINANCE traffic control signals and signs shall conform to and be in accordance with Michi­ Sec. 4.1. Enforcement gan Uniform Traffic Code, as amended and as promulgated pursuant to the provisions As provided by Act 291, Public Acts of of Act 62 of the Public Acts of 1956. Michigan for the year 1967, this ordinance shall be enforced by law enforcement offi­ Sec. 5.2. cers of the State of Michigan, County of Kalamazoo, and of such township or city Stop signs; when stop signs are erected wherein the violation of this ordinance at or near the entrance to an intersec­ occurs, including any officer of the Safety tion every driver of a vehicle shall stop and Security Division of Western Michigan such vehicle at such a sign or a clearly University who has been appointed a deputy marked stop sign, except when directed to by the Chief of Police of any city or town­ proceed by a police officer or a traffic ship, or by the Sheriff of any county, control signal, and shall proceed into having jurisdiction where the violation of the intersection only when such movement this ordinance occurs. can be made in safety and without interfer­ ing with other traffic. Sec. 4.2. Sec. 5. 3. It shall be the duty of the Safety and

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Obstructing intersection; notwithstanding vehicle shall turn a vehicle at any inter­ any traffic control signal indication or section except when such movement can be other right to proceed, no driver shall enter made in safety and without interfering with an intersection or crosswalk unless there is other traffic and as directed by estab­ sufficient space on the other side of the lished pavement markers, signs or signals intersection or crosswalk to accollllllodate his placed within or adjacent to said inter­ vehicle without obstruction or blocking the section. passage of other vehicles or pedestrians. Sec. 5.10. Sec. 5.4. Speed restrictions - Any person driving Yield right-of-way; when the intersec­ a vehicle on a street shall drive the same tion is designated as a "yield right-of­ at a careful and prudent speed not greater way" intersection the driver of a vehicle than nor less than is reasonable and pro­ approaching such sign shall slow to a rea­ per, having due regard to the traffic, sonable speed for existing conditions of surface and width of the street and of any traffic and visibility yielding the right­ other condition then existing, and no per­ of-way to all vehicles or pedestrians on son shall drive any vehicle upon a street the intersecting street which have entered at a speed greater than will permit him the intersection or are so close as to to bring it to a stop within the assured, constitute an illllllediate hazard. clear distance ahead.

Sec, S.S. Sec. 5 .11.

Driving in roadway -- overtaking and Where no special hazard exists the passing; upon all streets and roadways of maximum speed on any street, driveway or sufficient width a vehicle shall be driven alley on the campus shall not be in excess upon the right half of the roadway except of twenty-five (25) miles per hour, except where overtaking or passing another vehicle where a lesser speed shall be posted. proceeding in the same direction, except when the right half of the road is closed Sec. 5 .12. to traffic while under construction or repairs, or upon a roadway designated for Drivers to exercise due care; every one-way traffic. driver of a vehicle shall exercise due care to avoid colliding with any pedes­ Sec. 5.6. trian or vehicle upon any street or area open to motor vehicles. One-way streets, alleys and rotary traf­ fic islands; vehicular traffic shall move Sec. 5 .13. only in the indicated direction upon those streets and parts of streets and in those Driver regulations applicable; every alleys and in those roadways around rotary person opercting a motorcycle or motor­ traffic islands where signals have been driven cycle upon a street shall be granted erected indicating that traffic shall move all the rights and shall be subject to all in only one direction. A vehicle passing the duties applicable to the driver of a around a rotary traffic island shall be vehicle under this ordinance, except as driven only to the right of such island. to those provisions which by their nature have no application. Sec. 5.7. Sec, 5 .14. No person shall drive any motor vehicle upon other than established roadways or The operators of motor-cycles or motor­ parking areas. driven cycles shall not ride more than two abreast on any street and shall comply Sec. 5.8. with the seating and control requirements as may be provided by this ordinance or No person shall operate any bicycle by the Michigan Uniform Traffic Code, upon other than established roadways, park­ ing areas or bicycle paths. Sec. 5.15.

Sec. 5.9. No person shall use the streets for traveling on skis, toboggans, coasting Signs limiting turn; no driver of a sleds or similar devices. No person shall

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use any street within the campus of Western Sec. 5.21. Drag Races Prohibited Michigan University as a sled or ski course for the purpose of coasting on sleds, skis (a) No person shall operate a vehicle or other similar devices, except for por­ upon any highway, or any other tions of such streets officially set aside place on the campus of Western for such use and adequately roped off or Michigan University, including any otherwise marked for such purpose. area designated for the parking of motor vehicles, in a speed or ac­ Sec. 5 .16. celeration contest or for the pur­ pose of making a speed record, No person shall drive a vehicle when it whether from a standing start or is so loaded or when there are in the front otherwise over a measured or un­ seat such a number of persons as to ob­ measured distance, or in a drag struct the view of the driver to the front race as herein defined. or sides of the vehicle or so as to inter­ fere with the driver's control over the (b) "Drag racing" means the operation driving mechanism of the vehicle. of two or more vehicles from a point side by side at accelerat- Sec. 5 .17. ing speeds in a competitive at­ tempt to outdistance each other No person shall drive any motor vehicle over a common selected course or with a window so damaged or any sign, where timing is involved or poster or other non-transparent material where timing devices are used in upon the front windshield, side wings, competitive accelerations of side or rear windows of such vehicle so as speeds by participating vehicles. to obstruct the driver's view other than Persons rendering assistance in a certificate or other paper required to any manner to such competitive use be so displayed by law. of vehicles shall be equaily charged as participants. The op­ Sec. 5.18. eration of two or more vehicles either at speeds in excess of prima Every motor vehicle shall at all times facie lawfully established speeds be equipped with a muffler in good working or rapidly accelerating from a order and in constant operation to pre­ common starting point to a speed vent excessive noise and annoying smoke in excess of such prima facie law­ and no person shall operate on the streets ful speed is prima facie evidence a motor vehicle equipped with a muffler of drag racing and is unlawful. cut out, by-pass or similar device, or a device for the purpose of causing flame or Sec. 5.22. Driving While Under the smoke to be emitted from a vehicle, except Influence of Intoxicating Liquor on a street maintenance vehicle. or Narcotic Drugs

Sec. 5.19. Reckless Driving It shall be unlawful for any person, whether licensed or not, who is an habitual Any person who drives any vehicle upon user of narcotic drugs, barbital or any a highway or a frozen public lake, stream derivative of barbital, or any person who or pond or other place open to the general is under the influence of intoxicating li­ public, including any area designated for quor or narcotic drugs, barbital or any the parking of motor vehicles, in wilful derivative of barbital, to drive any or wanton disregard for the safety of per­ vehicle upon any street or any other place sons or property is guilty of reckless on the campus of Western Michigan Univer­ driving, which shall be a violation of this sity, including any area designated for ordinance. the parking of motor vehicles.

Sec. 5.20. Careless Driving Sec. 5.23. Permission by Owner or Person Having Charge of No person shall operate a vehicle upon Motor Vehicle a highway or a frozen public lake, stream or pond or other place open to the general It shall also be unlawful for the public, including any area designated for owner of any motor vehicle or any person the parking of vehicles, in a careless or having such in charge or in control thereof negligent manner likely to endanger any to authorize or knowingly permit the same person or property. to be driven or operated upon any street

630 May 16, 1969 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University or any other place on the campus of Western insufficient width of the roadway for free Michigan University, including any area movement of vehicle traffic, also as to designated for the parking of motor vehi­ require vehicles operating upon the road­ cles, by any person who is an habitual user way to leave their assigned traffic lane of narcotic drugs, barbital or any deriva­ in order to pass such vehicle, tive of barbital or any person who is under the influence of intoxicating liquor or Sec. 6.4. Prohibitions (no signs narcotic drugs, barbital or any derivative required) of barbital. No person shall stop or park a vehicle Sec, 5.24. Driving Under Influence except when necessary to avoid conflict of Intoxicating Liquor or Drugs with other traffic or in compliance with While Ability Impaired law or directions of a police officer or traffic-control device in any of the fol­ No person shall operate a vehicle upon lowing places: on a sidewalk; in front of a highway or any other place on the campus a driveway; within an intersection; within of Western Michigan University, including fifteen (15) feet of a fire hydrant; on a any area designated for the parking of motor crosswalk; within twenty (20) feet of a vehicles, when, due to consumption of in­ crosswalk; on the highway side of any ve­ toxicating liquor, narcotic drugs, barbital hicle stopped or parked at the edge or or any derivative of barbital, he has curb of a street; in any place or in any visibly impaired his ability to operate the manner so as to block immediate egress vehicle, When a person is charged with from any emergency exit or exits conspi­ violating Sections 5.22 and 5.23 of this cuously marked as such on buildings. ordinance, a finding of guilty shall be permissible under this section, Sec. 6.5.

CHTR 6 - PARKING No person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle except when necessary to avoid Sec, 6.1. Parking conflict with traffic or in compliance with the direction of a police officer in Except as otherwise provided in this violation of any legally established park­ ordinance, every vehicle stopped or parked ing restriction or prohibition, provided upon a street shall be so stopped or parked that signs stating such restriction or with the wheels of such vehicle parallel to prohibitions are duly posted in accord­ the roadway and within twelve (12) inches ance with this ordinance, of any existing right-hand curb, Every vehicle, whether stopped in a parking place Sec. 6.6. on a street, parking lot or other parking facility, shall be parked within parking No person shall park a vehicle upon markings in all cases where such parking any street for the principal purpos· e of markings exist, displaying such vehicle for sale, dis­ playing advertising, storage for more Sec. 6.2. Angle Parking Signs or than forty-eight (48) continuous hours. Marking Sec. 6.7. Metered Parking Zones Upon those streets or in those parking lots which have been designated for angle When parking meters are erected adja­ parking no person shall stop, stand or park cent to a space marked for parking, such a vehicle other than at an angle to the curb space shall be a metered parking zone or edge of the street indicated by such and no person shall stop his vehicle in signs or markings and no person shall stop, any such zone for a period of time longer stand or park a vehicle except completely than designated on said parking meter within such pavement markings which may upon the deposit of a coin of the United exist, States Currency of the denomination designated on said meters, except when Sec, 6.3. Parking Not to Obstruct such requirement is eliminated by posted Traffic notice; except Government owned vehicles shall be exempt from payment of the No person shall park any vehicle upon meter fee. any street or parking lot or other park­ ing facility in such a manner or under Sec. 6.8. such conditions as to leave available

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Every vehicle shall be parked wholly marked as a freight loading zone for the within the metered parking space for which purpose of and while actually engaged in the meter shows parking privilege has been loading or unloading passengers when such granted. stopping does not interfere with any motor vehicle used for the transportation of Sec. 6.9. materials which is waiting to enter or about to enter such zone, When parking gates are installed to restrict use of a parking area or parking Sec. 6.15. lot, no person shall use such area without depositing the coin of the United States lri any proceedings for violation of the Currency of the denomination designated on parking provisions of this ordinance the said parking gate, or without using sn registration plate and/or University permit authorized admittance card or token, ac­ displayed on such motor vehicles shall con­ cording to the operating instructions stitute in evidence a prima facie presump­ designated for the parking gate, tion that the owner of such motor vehicle was the person who parked or placed such Sec, 6.10. motor vehicle at the point where such violation occurred. No person shall use any parking ramp, parking building, or other parking facility Sec. 6.16. No parking-tow-away without paying the fee designated for such Zone parking and at the time prescribed therefor, Where temporary or permanent no parking Sec. 6.11. zones are established and where there is posted tow-away zone signs, and where ve­ No person shall drive or attempt to hicles are parked in unauthorized places drive a vehicle through parking lot exits or in lots or other parking facilities for or entrances controlled by parking gates a period of time that exceeds the permis­ except in the manner posted and indicated sible time, vehicles parked in violation by the nature of the operation of the park­ may be towed away and impounded. The ing gate. reasonable cost of removal and storage shall be borne by the owner, Sec. 6.12. Sec. 6.17. No person shall drive or attempt to drive a vehicle into a parking lot through Whenever any motor vehicle without the exit side of the parking gate or drive driver is found parked or stopped in vio­ a vehicle from a parking lot through the lation of any of the restrictions imposed entrance side of the parking gate unless by this ordinance, the officer finding directed to do so by a police officer. such vehicle shall take its registration number and may take any other information Sec. 6.13. Passenger Loading Zone displayed on the vehicle which may iden­ tify its user and shall conspicuously No person shall stop, stand or park a affix to such vehicle a traffic violation vehicle for any period of time or for any card. purpose except for the expeditious loading or unloading of passengers in any place Sec. 6.18. marked as a passenger loading zone during hours when the regulations applicable to Whenever an officer removes a vehicle such a passenger loading zone are effective, from a street or other place as authorized herein and the officer knows or is able Sec, 6 .14. to ascertain the name and address of the owner thereof such officer shall within No person shall stop, stand or park a a reasonable period of time give or cause vehicle for any purpose or length of time to be given a notice in writing to the other than for the expeditious unloading owner of the fact of such removal, the and delivery or pick-up and loading of reason therefor and the place to which material in any place marked as a freight such vehicle has been removed. In the loading zone during hours when the provi­ event any such vehicle is stored in a sions applicable to such zones are in garage a copy of such notice shall be effect, provided that the driver of a ve­ given to the proprietor of such garage, hicle may stop temporarily at a place

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Sec. 6.19. Sec. 7 .3.

Whenever an officer removes a vehicle Where sidewalks are provided it shall from a street or other place as provided be unlawful for pedestrians to walk upon the herein and does not know and is not able to main traveled portion of the street or road­ ascertain the name of the owner or for any way. Where sidewalks are not provided, other reason is unable to give the notice pedestrians shall, when practical, walk on to the owner as hereinbefore provided and the left side of the street or highway facing in the event a vehicle is not returned to traffic which passes nearest. the owner within a period of three (3) days, the officer shall within a reasonable CHAPTER 8 - ACCIDENTS -- TRAFFIC period of time send or cause to be sent a written report of such removal by mail to Sec. 8 .1. the Commissioner of the Michigan State Police and shall file a copy of such notice The driver of any vehicle directly in­ with the proprietor of any garage in which volved in an accident resulting in injury or the vehicle may be stored. Such notice death to any person or resulting in damage shall include a complete description of the to a vehicle which is driven or attended by vehicle, the date, time and place from any person shall immediately stop such which removed, the reasons for such removal vehicle at the scene of such accident or as and the name of the garage or place where close thereto as possible and shall give the vehicle is stored. his name, address and the registration number of the vehicle he is driving and Sec. 6.20. shall upon request exhibit his operator's license and chauffeur's license to the Members of the Safety and Security Divi­ person struck or the driver or occupant of sion are hereby authorized to remove a or person attending the vehicle collided vehicle from any parking place to the near­ with. est garage or other place of safety, or to a garage designated or maintained by Sec. 8.2. the Safety and Security Division, when such vehicle is left unattended and may be pre­ The driver of a vehicle involved in an sumed to be abandoned. accident resulting in injury or death to any person or any property damaged shall CHAPTER 7 - TRAFFIC -- PEDESTRIAN by the quickest means of communication give notice of such accident to the Safety and Sec. 7 .1. Security Division, or other police depart­ ment of the jurisdiction in question. Pedestrians shall be subject to traffic control signals at intersections and shall Sec. 8.3. observe all signs and posted regulations for the regulating of pedestrian traffic. The driver of any vehicle which col­ No pedestrian shall, except at a marked lides with any vehicle which is unattended crosswalk, cross a roadway at any other shall immediately stop and shall locate place than by a route at right angles to and notify the operator or owner of such the curb or by the shortest route to the vehicle of the name and address of the opposite curb. Every pedestrian crossing driver and owner of the vehicle striking a street or roadway at any point other the unattended vehicle, or if such person than within a marked crosswalk or within cannot be located shall leave securely an unmarked crosswalk at an intersection attached in a conspicuous place on the shall yield the right-of-way to all vehi­ vehicle struck a written notice giving cles upon the roadway. the name and address of the driver and of the owner of the vehicle doing the striking Sec. 7 .2. and shall report such accident to the Uni­ versity Safety and Security Division. Where traffic control signals are not in place or not in operation, the driver Sec. 8.4. of a vehicle shall yield the right of way to a pedestrian crossing the roadway within All accident reports required of a marked crosswalk or within an unmarked drivers under this ordinance shall be crosswalk at an intersection. subject to the provisions of the Michigan Uniform Traffic Code with regard to

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disclosure of information contained in said and inspection of the parking of vehicles; report. also to determine or designate parking lots or areas which shall be controlled or res­ Sec. 8.5. tricted by parking gates and to install and maintain as many parking gates as may be Every driver of a vehicle shall have a necessary to said areas where it is deter­ valid driver's license on his person and shall mined that the installation of parking gates display it and permit it to be examined by shall be necessary to aid the regulation and any police officer when so requested to do. control of the parked vehicles.

CHAPTER 9 - ADMINISTRATION Sec. 9 .3.

Sec. 9.1. The Treasurer of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees is hereby The Treasurer for Western Michigan Uni­ empowered to establish special restricted versity Board of Trustees shall exercise parking areas (and signs which indicate such the powers and duties provided in this restrictions) where such restrictions are ordinance in a manner consistent with pre­ necessary for essential activities of the vailing traffic safety practices and in University and/or where interference with the best interest of Western Michigan Uni­ such operations may adversely affect the versity. The Treasurer shall have the public interest in maintaining a safe and authority to delegate to the Director of well-ordered campus. the Safety and Security Division and/or the Director of the Department of Physical Plant Sec. 9.4. responsibility for determining and instal­ ling proper timing and maintenance of No person shall attempt to or in fact traffic control devices; to plan and direct alter, deface, damage, knock down or remove the operation of traffic on streets within any traffic control device. the boundaries of Western Michigan Univer­ sity; to establish parking areas therein, Sec. 9.5. designating limitations and uses thereof; to certify as to the installation of such All motor vehicles driven or parked devices and uses thereof; to certify as to on the campus by eligible students, fac­ the installation of such devices and signs ulty and staff members shall be registered by posting the same in the Administration with the University. Building of Western Michigan University and the headquarters of the Safety and Sec. 9.6. Security Division or such other public places as may be deemed appropriate within the Charges for parking to faculty, staff, campus and accessible to the public; to students and visitors shall be established establish and erect stop signs, standing or from time to time by Western Michigan Uni­ parking or stopping regulations and speed versity Board of Trustees. The Board may restrictions; to establish one-way streets, exempt certain employees, or groups of alleys, crosswalks, safety zones and traf­ employees, students or visitors from such fic lanes and such other markings, restric­ charges. tions and street designations as may be deemed necessary for the public interest, CHAPTER 10 - PENALTIES AND PROCEDURE and for the protection of vehicles and ON VIOLATIONS pedestrians. Sec. 10.1. Sec. 9. 2. The violation of this ordinance is a The Treasurer of Western Michigan Uni­ misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not to versity Board of Trustees shall.have exceed Twenty-five ($25.00) Dollars for authority to authorize the Director of the each violation. Safety and Security Division and/or the Director of the Department of Physical Plant Sec. 10.2. to determine and designate metered parking zones and to install and maintain as many The enforcement of this ordinance shall parking meters as necessary in said metered be by officers of the Safety and Security parking zones where it is determined that Division and by law enforcement officers of the installation of parking meters shall be the State of Michigan, County of Kalamazoo, necessary to aid in the regulation, control and of the township or city wherein the

634 May 16, 1969 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University violation of this ordinance occurs. or mail, the court may accept the plea of guilty or not guilty for Sec, 10.3. purposes of arraignment with the same effect as though the person personally Violation of this ordinance may be en­ appeared before it. The court, by forced in any court having jurisdiction giving five (5) days notice of the over misdemeanors in the political subdi­ date of appearance, may require ap­ vision where the violation occurs. The pearance in person at the time and procedure in such court shall be governed place designated in the citation. by its ordinary rules of procedure. Appeals may be taken in the same manner as in mis­ (e) When a motor vehicle without a dri­ demeanor cases in such court. Fines col­ ver is found parked or stopped in lected by the court for ordinance violations violation of any restriction imposed shall be paid to the Treasurer of the poli­ by this ordinance or by state law, tical subdivision in which the offense is the officer finding the vehicle shall tried within thirty (30) days after collec­ take its registration number and may tion; and costs shall be handled in the same take any other information displayed manner as provided for costs imposed for on the vehicle which may identify violation of misdemeanors under state its user, and shall conspicuously statutes. affix to the vehicle a traffic citation. Sec. 10.4. Sec. 10. 5. (a) Whenever a p,-rson is arrested with­ out a warrant for any violation In every charge of violation of the speed of this ordinance, the arresting restrictions in this ordinance, the citation officer shall prepare as soon as shall specify the speed at which the defend­ possible a written citation in ant is alleged to have driven, and also the form customarily used in cases of speed applicable within the district or at violation of a traffic ordinance the location. in the governmental unit where such violation occurs, said citation to CHAPTER 11 - SEVERANCE PROVISION be an original and with three (3) copies, and to notify the alleged Sec. 11.1. violator to appear in court, said citation to contain the name and If any part or parts of this ordinance address of such person, the of­ are for any reason held to be invalid or un­ fense charged, and the time and constitutional, such decision shall not place when and where such person affect the validity or constitutionality of shall appear in court. The officer the remaining portions of this ordinance. shall inform the offender of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees violation and shall give the third does hereby declare that it would have copy of the citation to the alleged passed this ordinance and each part or parts offender. If such arrested person thereof, irrespective of the fact that any so demands, he shall be taken before one part or parts be declared invalid or the judge of the court having juris­ unconstitutional, diction in lieu of being given such citation. CHAPTER 12 - EFFECTIVE DATE OF ORDINANCE (b) The time specified in the citation to appear shall be within a reason­ Sec. 12 .1. able time after such arrest unless the person arrested shall demand This ordinance shall become effective on an earlier hearing. the publication of said ordinance in the Kalamazoo Gazette. Copies of said ordinance (c) The place specified in the citation shall be made available at the office of to appear shall be before the court Safety and Security Division and at the office having jurisdiction over the alleged of the Treasurer of Western Michigan Univer­ offense charged in the citation. sity Board of Trustees.

(d) Appearance may be made in person, by representation, or by mail, When appearance is made by representation

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CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION Adjournment. The meeting was declared ad­ journed at 3:20 p.m. I, Peter R. Ellis, Secretary of Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, do hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance Respectfully submitted, was published in full in the Kalamazoo Gazette of Kalamazoo, Michigan, on the day of ______, 1969. ��_.,_ CX. 1i:I}_:,, Peter R. Ellis, Secretary

Secretary of Western Michigan University Board of Trustees

Dated: ______, 1969

Residence Classification for Special Ability Students. The Trustees approved the recorrnnen­ dation that the Scholarship Office be authorized to classify 37 approved, special ability stu­ dents from other than Michigan as resident students. These should be based upon recom­ mendations from the appropriate staff and will be in the areas of Music, Athletics and Debate.

Purchase of Property. The Trustees authorized the exercising of the option for purchase of the following parcel of land:

The West 72 feet of Lots 65 and 66 of Kalamazoo Park Annex located at 725 Steers Avenue owned by John V. and Arlene K, Ball.

Change in Regular Meeting Date. The Trus­ tees approved the following change in the Regular Meeting Schedule:

Regular June Meeting June 13, 1969 1:15 p.m. Haven Hill Lodge

Report on the Annual Meeting of the Asso­ ciation of Governing Boards of Colleges and Universities. The Trustees received a report from Trustees Dalton, Johnson, and Watterson on the Annual Meeting of the Association of Govern­ ing Boards of Colleges and Universities held at the University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri, April 20-22, 1969.

Progress Report on Instructional Facility No. 1. The Trustees received a progress report from Vice President Coulter on the current status of Instructional Facility No, 1. Bids on this building are expected to be received by July 1, 1969.

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REGULAR MEETING Gail A. Havens, Instructor in Home Eco­ nomics, August 18, 1969 (Reappoint­ June 13, 1969 ment)

The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan Barbara Havira, Instructor in Social University Board of Trustees was held on Science, August 18, 1969 (One-year June 13, 1969, at Haven Hill Lodge. appointment, terminating April 1970) (New Posit ion) The meeting was called to order at 12:47 p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman. William H. Japinga, Assistant Professor of Marketing, August 18, 1969 (One­ Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Mrs. Dalton, year reappointment, terminating Dykema, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow, and Watterson. April 1970)

Trustee absent: Dr. Franks. Donald L. Johnson, Instructor in Eng­ lish, August 18, 1969 (Two-year Also present were: Vice President Seibert, appointment, terminating April Vice President Griffeth, Vice President Coul­ 1971) (Replacement) ter, Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Arthur O'Connor, Thomas E. Coyne, and Counsel Robert L. Jones, Instructor in English, Henry Ford, Jr. August 18, 1969 (Two-year appoint­ ment, terminating April 1971) Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees (Replacement) accepted and approved the Agenda as presented for the meeting. Carleton L. Lee, Professor and Direc­ tor, Black Studies Program, July 1, Minutes. The Minutes of the May 16, 1969, 1969 (New Position) Regular Meeting were approved as circulated. Carl E. Lindenmeyer, Instructor in Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees Engineering and Technology, Aug­ approved the following appointments, resigna­ ust 18, 1969 (One-year appoint­ tions, extension of leave of absence, and ment, terminating April 1970) changes of title as presented in the Academic (Replacement) Personnel Report: Manuel Mantero, Visiting Professor of Appointments Modern and Classical Languages, August 18, 1969 (Two-year appoint­ Max E. Benne, Assistant Professor of ment) (Replacement) Teacher Education, August 18, 1969 (Replacement) Cora Bagley Marrett, Assistant Profes­ sor in Departments of General Richard T. Burke, Instructor and Ad­ Studies and Sociology, August 18, ministrative Assistant, Department 1969 (New Position) of History, July 1, 1969 (Reappointment) Annabel C. McCauley, Instructor in History, August 18, 1969 (One­ William S. Boyd, Jr., Assistant Profes­ year appointment, terminating sor of Mathematics, August 18, 1969 April 1970) (Replacement) (Replacement) Minoru Mochizuki, Assistant Professor Dennis E. Darling, Assistant Professor of Social Science, August 18, 1969 of Industrial Education, August 18, (New Position) 1969 (Reappointment) Winston D. Moore, Instructor in Anthro­ Martin H. Dull, Assistant Professor of pology, August 18, 1969 (One-year Mathematics, August 18, 1969 (One­ appointment, terminating April year appointment, terminating April 1970) (Replacement) 1970) (Replacement) Mark D. Rhines, Instructor in History, Robert Granville, Instructor, Counsel­ August 18, 1969 (Two-year reappoint­ ing Center, July 1, 1969 (Replace­ ment, terminating April 1971) ment)

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John R. Rizzo, Associate Professor of Extension of Leave of Absence Management, August 18, 1969 (Replacement) S. F. Kapoor, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, extension of leave, Neill Sanders, Professor of Music, Aug­ August 18, 1969, to April 18, 1970, ust 18, 1969 (Three-year appointment, without pay, to do research on Graph terminating April 1972) (New Theory to be undertaken at the Tata Position) Institute and the University of Bom­ bay, India Stephen Schicker, Assistant Professor of Humanities, August 18, 1969 (New Changes of Title Position) Frederick S. Bailey, Director, Upward W. Terry Stokes, Instructor in English, Bound, to Director of Off-Campus August 18, 1969 (Reappointment) Education, Division of Continuing Education, effective July 1, 1969 Robert Sundick, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, August 18, 1969 D. B. Leonardelli, Assistant Director, (Replacement) Division of Continuing Education, and Assistant Professor of Educa­ Elizabeth S. White, Instructor in tion, to Director of In-Service Humanities, August 18, 1969 (One­ Education, Division of Continuing year appointment, terminating April Education, effective July 1, 1969 1970) (Replacement) Neil L. Schoenhals, Associate Professor Kermit C. Zieg, Jr., Assistant Professor. of Teacher Education, to Acting of General Business, August 18, 1969 Director, Educational Resources (Replacement) Center, effective April 22, 1969

Resignations Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trus­ Douglas V. Austin, Associate Professor tees approved the following appointment, of General Business, effective resignations, and change in title as presented June 30, 1969 in the Non-Academic Personnel Report:

Ruth Burleson, Assistant Professor of Appointment Special Education, effective June 30, 1969 Norman R. Potter, Director of Housing, Department of Auxiliary Enterprises, Margot Cunningham, Instructor in Home June 16, 1969 (A-V) (Replacement) Economics, effective June 19, 1969 Resignations Manley Fossen, Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Men, effective Harold C. Bateman, Jr., Sports Informa­ June 30, 1969 tion Director, effective June 20, 1969 Fletcher Lewis, Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Men, effective David W. Johnson, Computer Center (A-III) June 30, 1969 effective May 31, 1969

F. Stanley Moore, Associate Professor Change in Title of Geography, effective June 30, 1969 Joe B. Freeman, from Assistant Director Stanislaw G. Mrowka, Professor of to Associate Director of News and Mathematics, effective June 30, 1969 Publications, effective July 1, 1969

Alaka Sekhar, Assistant Professor, Library, effective June 30, 1969 Dividing of Department of School Services into Department of Educational Leadership and Orval L. Ulry, Professor of Education Department of Counseling and Personnel, The and Head, Department of Teacher Edu­ Trustees approved the recommendation that the cation, effective June 30, 1969 Department of School Services be divided into

638 June 13, 1969 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University two departments: the Department of Educational Note: a. Fall semester refunds may not Leadership, with Dr. Harold Boles continuing as exceed the total amount of all Head; and the Department of Counseling and Per­ fees paid minus $50.00. sonnel, with a new head to be chosen through regular procedures. These changes will be ef­ b. Changes of student loads prior fective July 1, 1969. to the end of the final day for adding a course are reassessments. Distinguished Service Award. The Trustees approved the granting of a Western Michigan Uni­ D. CONTINUING EDUCATION RATE SCHEDULE versity Distinguished Service Award at the August 15, 1969, Commencement to Thomas T. Lloyd. Off-campus and Correspondence classes - $30 per semester hour. Authorization to Grant Degrees for August Commencement. The Trustees authorized the President of the University to confer degrees at Financing Plan for Total Parking Program. The the August 15, 1969, Commencement as recommen­ Trustees approved the vehicle registration rates ded by the faculty of the University. and regulations as described in the Official Statement dated April 22, 1969, a complete copy Gifts & Grants Report. The Trustees accepted of which is on file in the Secretary's office. for the University the gifts and grants as con­ The Parking Rates, which are a part of the Offi­ tained in the Gifts and Grants Report. The cial Statement, are as follows: Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the PARKING RATES Board of Trustees. 1970-71 Student Fee Schedule. The Trustees approved 1969-70 (& after) the following student fees schedules effective with the fall semester, 1969: a. Students 1) Fall Enrollment - A. RATE SCHEDULE'>'< Full-time $ 14.00 $ 20.00 2) Fall Enrollment - Resident Non-Resident Part-time 8.50 12.00 Semester Under- Grad- Under- Grad- 3) Winter Enrollment - Hours � uate � uate Full-time 8.50 12.00 4) Winter Enrollment - 1-2 $ 60 $ 65 $140 $155 Part-time 5.50 8.00 3-4 95 110 220 260 5) Spring/Summer 7 .00 10.00 5-6 125 145 300 345 6) Refunds for students who register and 7-8 . 160 180 375 430 pay the full-time Fall rate will be 9-10 190 210 450 500 granted to those who graduate or leave 11-12 215 235 500 560 at the end of the Fall semester at the 13-14 215 255 500 605 difference between Fall and Winter regis­ 15 or more 215 270 500 650 tration fee.

For the spring and surmner sessions, the b. Faculty and Staff above schedule will apply up to the maximum of 1) Payment by General Fund as continuing $108 for Michigan undergraduate residents and fringe of $45,000 in 1969-70 and $60,000 $250 for non-Michigan undergraduate residents. in 1970-71 and thereafter.

,., Includes $6.30 per semester and $3 .15 per c. Visitors session for debt service. 1) Ramp - Per Entry $ .50 2) Gated Lots - Per Entry .50 B. GRADUATION FEE 3) Meters - Per half-hour .05 4) Special Events - Field House Graduation Fee due and payable at time and Auditorium - Per Entry .50 diploma request is filed with the Records Office. Per degree - $10.00. Prior to discussion of a resolution authoriz­ ing a PARKING FACILITIES REVENUE FINANCING, C. REFUND SCHEDULE Counsel Henry Ford, Jr., advised the Board of Trus­ tees it was necessary to inquire as to whether 100% Prior to beginning of classes any member of the Board was a director or employee 50% Through the 5th week of classes in (including president, vice president, cashier or a semester or 2nd week in a session other officer) or stockholder owning more than

June 13, 1969 639 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University one (1%) per cent of any class of stock of Ann is necessary and for the best interests of Arbor Trust Company, Ann Arbor, Michigan, or Western Michigan University, its students, National Bank of Detroit, either directly or faculty and personnel that it construct a indirectly. No member of the Board indicated parking structure and operate it as a part that he or she was so involved. Counsel Ford of a parking system on the campus of West­ also then inquired as to whether any officer or ern Michigan University which parking sys­ employee of Western Michigan University who tem shall include a 600 car parking solicited the proposed financing or took part structure; and in the approval of, negotiation for, or the representation of either the University or WHEREAS, the land to be used for said National Bank of Detroit, was a director or em­ Project was acquired at no cost to the ployee (including president, vice president, state; and cashier or other officer) or stockholder owning more than one (1%) per cent of any class of WHEREAS, in the opinion of the said stock of said Ann Arbor Trust Company or said Board it is necessary and expedient that National Bank of Detroit. The consensus was the University obtain the sum of $1,250,000 that there was no such officer or employee of to be used by it to construct and equip Western Michigan University so involved. Vice Project; and President Wetnight then presented the above mentioned resolution, and by roll call the WHEREAS, there has been submitted for Trustees approved the resolution authorizing a the consideration of this Board a proposed PARKING FACILITIES REVENUE FINANCING in the Parking Facilities Revenue Financing and aggregate amount of One Million Two Hundred Security Agreement whereby the sum of Fifty Thousand ($1,250,000.00) Dollars. The fol­ $1,250,000 will be obtained from National lowing Trustees voted "Aye": Bank of Detroit, for a term of approxi­ mately ten (10) years, with final maturity Fred W. Adams on April 1, 1979; and Robert D. Caine Dorothy U. Dalton WHEREAS, prior to the time of the John R. Dykema consideration of this Resolution the fol­ Mildred L. Johnson lowing members of the Board who solicited Charles H. Ludlow said financing or took part in the approval Philip N. Watterson of, negotiation for or the representation of either the University or National Bank and the following Trustees voted "Nay": of Detroit in the transaction fully dis­ closed that he or she was a director or None employee (including president, vice presi­ dent, cashier or other officer) or stock­ The resolution reads as follows: holder owning more than 1% of any class of stock of Ann Arbor Trust Company, Ann RESOLUTION OF BOARD OF CONTROL Arbor, Michigan, or National Bank of De- OF WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY troit directly or indirectly None AUTHORIZING A PARKING FACILITIES which disclosure is fully set forth above. REVENUE FINANCING IN THE Based on inquiry made just prior to the AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF $112501000 consideration of this Resolution, no of­ ficer or employee of Western Michigan WHEREAS, Western Michigan University is University who solicited the proposed fi­ an institution of higher education estab­ nancing or took part in the approval of, lished by law having authority to grant bac­ negotiation for or the representation of calaureate degrees; and either the University or National Bank of Detroit was a director or employee (includ­ WHEREAS, the Board of Control of West­ ing president, vice president, cashier or ern Michigan University, known as the other officer) or stockholder owning more Western Michigan University Board of Trus­ than 1% of any class of stock of said tees (hereinafter sometimes referred to as Ann Arbor Trust Company or said National the "Board") a body corporate created by Bank of Detroit. and existing under the Constitution of the State of Michigan and having full consti­ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that tutional authority over and general super­ this Board proceed to construct and equip vision of said Western Michigan University said Project; and and the control and direction of all ex­ penditures from said Western Michigan BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Western University's funds, has determined that it Michigan University acting through this

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Board obtain for such purpose the sum of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the same $1,250,000 from the National Bank of officers be and they are hereby authorized Detroit, a national banking association and empowered and directed for and in the of Detroit, Michigan, upon the terms and name of this Board, and as its corporate act conditions more fully set forth in said and deed to make, consent to and agree to Parking Facilities Revenue Financing and any changes in the terms and conditions of Security Agreement, (hereinafter referred the said Agreement and Note which they may to as the "Agreement"), and evidenced by a deem necessary, expedient and proper at the revenue note, (hereinafter referred to as time of execution of said Agreement and the "Note"), both of which are approved Note, but no such amendment shall change the as to content and form substantially as provisions, or the amount to be obtained, set forth in the forms hereto attached the interest to be paid thereon, the pay­ and made a part of this Resolution, and ments required to be made or the security incorporated in the minutes of this meet­ pledged; provided, however, that nothing ing; and contained herein shall be considered as limiting the right of said officers to alter BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said fi­ or change the date of issue of said Note or nancing is to be for the term of approxi­ of the dates and times for payment of in­ mately ten (10) years at an interest rate terest or principal and of 5\% per annum from date of the Note until maturity which shall be April 1, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that should it 1979, and 7% per annum thereafter. The develop that James W. Miller, President of repayment thereof is to be secured by and Western Michigan University, through ill­ payable solely from the "Automobile Regis­ ness, absence or otherwise, be unable to tration Fees" and "Parking Facilities perform the acts he is herein authorized, Revenues" and (as further described and empowered and directed to perform, then in officially defined in the Agreement) in that case Robert B. Wetnight, Vice Presi­ such amount so that the total from both dent for Finance of Western Michigan Uni­ will provide annual sums to be paid on the versity, is hereby authorized, empowered principal of and interest on the Note and directed to perform any and all acts equal to at least those set forth in Sec­ and deeds herein authorized and directed tion 7 of the said Agreement. (The Board to be performed by said James W. Miller on the basis of past experience has esti­ and any actions so taken by said Robert mated that said net revenues will equal B. Wetnight shall be as binding on the at least the amounts set forth in said Board as if performed by said James W. Section 4(b).) Miller; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Ann BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that should it Arbor Trust Company, Ann Arbor, Michigan, develop that Peter R. Ellis, Secretary of be and hereby is appointed to act as the Board of Control, through illness, Trustee under said Agreement hereinbefore absence or otherwise be unable to perform referred to and approved and attached the acts he is herein authorized, em­ hereto, and said Trustee shall be entitled powered and directed to perform, then in to such estates, powers, rights, authori­ that case Robert W. Beecher, Controller ties, benefits, privileges and immunities of Western Michigan University is hereby as are set forth in this Resolution and authorized, empowered and directed to per­ said Agreement; and form any and all acts and deeds herein authorized and directed to be performed BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that James W. by the said Peter R. Ellis and any action Miller, President of Western Michigan so taken by said Robert W. Beecher shall University and Peter R. Ellis, Secretary be as binding on the Board as if per­ of the Board of Control, be and they are formed by the said Peter R. Ellis. hereby authorized, empowered and directed in the name of the Board and as its cor­ BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that National porate act and deed to respectively Bank of Detroit and Ann Arbor Trust Com­ execute and attest the Agreement and Note pany be and hereby are authorized to rely approved by and made a part of this Reso­ on the continuing effect of these resolu­ lution and to execute and deliver such tions until receipt by each of them of other documents as may by them and each of notice in writing from this Board or West­ them be deemed to be necessary or expedient ern Michigan University of amendments under or in connection with said Agreement, thereto, provided that no amendment hereto said Note or this Resolution; and shall be made after the Agreement is

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executed, unless mutually agreeable to all consideration of said resolution the fol­ parties to the Agreement. lowing members of the Board who solicited said loan or took part in the approval of, negotiation for or the representation of PARKING FACILITIES either the University or National Bank of REVENUE FINANCING AND Detroit in the transaction fully disclosed SECURITY AGREEMENT that he or she was a director or employee (including president, vice president, cash­ THIS AGREEMENr, made and entered into ier or other officer) or stockholder owning as of the day of ____, 1969, be- more than 1% of any class of stock of Ann tween the BOARD OF CONTROL OF WESTERN Arbor Trust Company, Ann Arbor, Michigan, MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY known as the WESTERN or National Bank of Detroit, None MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES which disclosure is fully set forth above. (being the constitutional and statutory Based on inquiry made just prior to the Board of Control of Western Michigan Uni­ consideration of said resolution, no offi­ versity and hereinafter called the "Univer­ cer or employee of Western Michigan Univer­ sity"), NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT, a sity who solicited the within financing or national banking association of Detroit, took part in the approval of, negotiation Michigan, (hereinafter called the "Bank") for or the representation of either the and ANN ARBOR TRUST COMPANY, a Michigan University or National Bank of Detroit was corporation, of Ann Arbor, Michigan, a director or employee (including presi­ (hereinafter called the "Trustee"). dent, vice president, cashier or other officer) or stockholder owning more than W I T N E S S E T H : 1% of any class of stock of said Ann Arbor Trust Company or said National Bank of WHEREAS, Western Michigan University is Detroit; and an institution of higher education estab­ lished by law having authority to grant WHEREAS, the Bank is willing to furnish baccalaureate degrees; and said funds for the said purpose upon the terms and conditions more fully set forth WHEREAS, the Board of Control of West­ herein; and ern Michigan University, known as the Western Michigan University Board of Trus­ WHEREAS, the Trustee is willing to tees, (hereinafter sometimes referred to accept the trust and assume the duties as as the "Board"), a body corporate created Trustee for the said purposes upon the by and existing under the Constitution of terms and conditions more fully set forth the State of Michigan and having full con­ herein; stitutional authority over and general supervision of said Western Michigan Uni­ NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the versity and the control and direction of premises and mutual agreements herein con­ all expenditures from said Western Michi­ tained, the parties hereto do hereby agree gan University's funds, has determined that as follows: it is necessary and for the best interests of Western Michigan University, its stu­ SECTION 1 dents, faculty and personnel that it con­ AGREEMENT struct a parking structure and operate it as the part of a parking system on the (a) Agreement of Bank. campus of Western Michigan University which parking system shall include a 600 The Bank agrees to make available to car parking structure; and the University and the University agrees to obtain from the Bank on the date on WHEREAS, the land to be used for said which this Parking Facilities Revenue Fi­ Project was acquired at no cost to the nancing and Security Agreement (hereinafter state; and referred to as the "Agreement") shall be signed and delivered, the sum of WHEREAS, the University by proper reso­ $1,250,000. Such financing shall be evi­ lution has determined to obtain by means of denced by the Revenue Note of the Univer­ a Parking Facilities Revenue Financing the sity (in the form annexed as Exhibit A) sum of $1,250,000 which shall be used to and shall bear the date as of which this allow the University to proceed iDD11ediately Agreement shall be signed, and mature and to construct and equip said Project; and bear interest as provided in Exhibit A. It shall be payable solely from the funds WHEREAS, prior to the time of the and in the manner herein sipulated (such

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Note is herein sometimes referred to as the its books of account, to-wit: the twelve "Note"). consecutive calendar months commencing July 1 and ending June 30, unless otherwise (b) Agreement of Trustee. mutually agreed.

The Trustee for itself and its succes­ Parking Facilities Revenues: The term sors agrees to accept the trust and assume "Parking Facilities Revenues" as used herein the duties as Trustee as imposed in the shall mean and include the net revenues from manner herein stipulated on the date as of the operation of the parking system from all which this Agreement shall be signed, parking meters, all parking gates (at non­ metered lots) and all parking ramps or (c) Limitation of Obligations. structures in the parking system as well as from any other special charges made from No obligation hereunder shall ever be and paid into the Parking System (including or become a charge against the general faith special contributions required to be made and credit of the State of Michigan or the by the University to obtain parking privi­ University, nor shall the same become a leges for faculty members and staff) for use lien on or secured by any property real, of the Parking System after deduction of personal or mixed of the State of Michigan Expenses of Operation and Maintenance, or the University, but all such obligations, including principal and interest, shall be Parking System: The term "Parking payable solely from the sources described System" as used herein shall mean the com­ herein, The obligations, liability and plete parking system of the University payments hereunder are hereby made pur­ including the Project (after it is com­ suant to and are subject to the provisions pleted) and all existing or future surface of Section 8 of Act No. 48 of the Public parking lots. Currently surface parking Acts of Michigan of 1963 (2nd Extra Ses­ lots provide approximately parking sion), as amended. spaces of which approximate�--- are metered. SECTION 2 DEFINITIONS Parking System Maintenance and Ex­ pansion Fund: The term "Parking System Automobile Registration Fees: The Maintenance and Expansion Fund" as used term "Automobile Registration Fees" as used herein shall mean and include a fund made herein shall mean and include all of the up of excess funds from the Automobile special fees charged and to be charged and Registration Fees and the Parking Facili­ collected from each student wishing to ties Revenues not required for payments to drive an automobile onto the campus of the Trustee under Section 7 below, which Western Michigan University which the Uni­ fund may be used by the University to pay versity has estimated will produce at least for extraordinary expenses of maintenance the annual amounts set forth in Section and repairs to the Parking System as well 4(b) hereof, as for expansion of the Parking System.

Board: The term "Board" as used herein Project: The term "Project" shall shall� the Board of Control of Western have reference to the construction and Michigan University, known as the Western equipping of a parking structure presently Michigan University Board of Trustees, designated as the "Parking Structure" which will accommodate approximately 600 Expenses of Operation and Maintenance: automobiles. The term "Expenses of Operation and Main­ tenance" as used herein shall mean the SECTION 3 expenses of operating and maintaining the PREPAYMENT OF THE NOTE Parking System including all administration, operation, maintenance, repairs and any Upon 15 days' written notice to the other expenses, including depreciation on Bank, a copy of which shall be delivered equipment, which are directly charged to to the Trustee, the University may at any the Parking System or incurred by the time, after April 1, 1971, or as provided University in the operation of the Parking in Section 10, prepay the Note in whole (or System. in part) by prepaying the principal amount so to be prepaid, together with accrued Fiscal Year: The term "year" as used interest, to the Trustee, who shall in turn herein shall have reference to the fiscal deliver these funds to the Bank, provided year employed by the University in keeping that any prepayment made on or prior to

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April 1, 1973, shall include a prepayment policies or satisfactory evidence of insu­ penalty of 1% of the amount so prepaid. In rance shall be deposited with the Trustee making any prepayments herein provided for, and the proceeds of which shall be payable the University reserves the right to use any to the Trustee, all in accordance with funds in its possession which it may appro­ Section 10 hereof. priate for that purpose. No such prepayment shall reduce the amount of the fixed princi­ (f) It is anticipated that the Project pal and interest installments required to be will be substantially completed and ready paid on the Note by the terms thereof, and for use by students, faculty and staff no all such prepayments shall be applied to later �han January 15, 1970. installments of payments on the Note in the inverse order of their maturities. SECTION 5 RELEASE OF PROCEEDS SECTION 4 AFFIRMATIVE COVENANTS It is agreed between the parties that OF THE UNIVERSITY on the date this Agreement and Note are executed the Bank will release the funds to The University covenants and agrees as the Trustee and the Trustee in turn will follows: release such funds as they become needed for the construction and equipping of the (a) All funds obtained hereunder Project as described heretofore. shall be impressed with a trust and used to construct and equip the Project. Such release of funds to the Univer­ sity shall be made by the Trustee upon the (b) It will establish, maintain and presentation to it of a written requisition collect the Automobile Registration Fees by the University setting forth the cost from each student wishing to drive an auto­ incurred for which funds are to be re­ mobile onto the campus of the University in leased, and the certificate of the Univer­ such amount so that the total of such sity that such costs and expenses were specially designated fees together with the necessarily incurred in the construction Parking Facilities Revenues will provide of the Project are reasonable and proper. sums equal to at least the following on the The University shall furnish to the Trus­ dates specified: tee a statement showing the cost of equip­ ment for the Project and upon the Trustee's (1) On October 1, 1969, April 1, approval thereof, the Trustee will release 1970 and on each October 1 and April 1 to the University from the funds so held thereafter, until and including October 1, the amounts required to pay for such 1978, the sum of $82,500. equipment.

(2) On April 1, 1979, which shall It is expressly agreed by the Trus­ be maturity, the sum of $71,757. tee and the University that all funds provided hereunder, whether in the posses­ (c) It has been estimated on the basis sion of the Trustee or the University, of past revenue producing facilities and shall be impressed with a trust and shall usual projected student enrollments for be used solely for the purpose of paying the years 1970 through 1979, that the total costs incidental to the construction and of said Automobile Registration Fees and equipping of the Project, as agreed upon Parking Facilities Revenue will equal at herein. least 115% of the amount required to be paid under 4(b) above on the dates therein The University agrees that it will at specified. any time upon the request of either the Bank or the Trustee supply the Trustee (d) All amounts realized from the with a list of all payments made by it for Automobile Registration Fees and the Parking the construction of the Project and the Facilities Revenues not necessary to meet equipping thereof, together with a state­ the payments to be made to the Trustee under ment of all costs and expenses incurred Section 7 below shall be placed in the therefor and not yet paid, and will upon Parking System Maintenance and Expansion request, procure and furnish to the Trus­ Fund. tee the certificate of the architect cer­ tified as to the estimated amount required (e) It will carry standard form ex­ to complete the Project, and such other tended coverage insurance and public liabi­ evidence that the Trustee or the Bank may lity insurance on the Parking System, which require to satisfy both that all

644 June 13, 1969 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University construction may be paid for and the neces­ immediately be applied by the Trustee toward sary equipment may be purchased as contem­ the repayment of the within financing in plated by this Agreement out of the funds accordance with the provisions of Section 3 from this financing or other funds provided above, but without any prepayment penalty. or arranged for by the University. In the event that it should appear to the Bank and SECTION 6 the Trustee that the said funds will not be PLEDGE OF AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATION FEES sufficient to complete the construction of AND PARKING FACILITIES REVENUES the Project and to purchase the necessary equipment therefor, the Trustee shall not All Automobile Registration Fees and pay out any further funds to the University Parking Facilities Revenues, as defined until the Bank and the Trustee have received above, are irrevocably pledged as security satisfactory assurances that the necessary for the payment in full of the Note and funds to complete said construction and to accrued interest thereon and for the per­ purchase the necessary equipment have been formance of the covenants hereof from and made available. after the date when this Agreement shall take effect, and the University hereby The University agrees that it will: assigns and pledges to the Trustee, and grants to the Trustee for the benefit of (a) Exercise due care in the selec­ the Bank a security interest (which shall tion of all agents, general contractors not, however, constitute a lien thereon) and subcontractors undertaking the con­ in all of said Automobile Registration struction of the Project; Fees and Parking Facilities Revenues for the payment in full of said Note and ac­ (b) Enter into only fixed price con­ crued interest thereon. tracts with all such agents, general con­ tractors and subcontractors; and The University agrees to execute and deliver to the Trustee as of the date of (c) Secure proper bonds (or require this Agreement, a Financing Statement that such are secured) to guarantee the covering the foregoing security in such performance of all of such contracts, which form as shall be satisfactory to the bonds shall include performance bonds, Trustee and the Bank, and the Trustee payment bonds in accordance with and sub­ shall cause the same to be filed in ac­ ject to all of the provisions and condi­ cordance with the provisions of the Uni­ tions of Act No. 213 of the Michigan Public form Commercial Code, as enacted in Acts of 1963, and maintenance and guarantee Michigan. bonds, SECTION 7 The University further agrees that PAYMENTS TO TRUSTEE it will deposit with the Trustee, prior to the construction, the architect's estimates The University agrees that it will of the costs of construction and equipment set aside and pay out to the Trustee from for the Project and that it will not enter Automobile Registration Fees and Parking into any contracts for construction or Facilities Revenues as pledged hereunder equipment in excess of the estimates. (including funds obtained for capitalized interest and investment income from funds Should the University find it neces­ obtained hereunder in the case of the sary to enter into any contracts for con­ October 1, 1969 payment) not less than struction or equipment in excess of the thirty (30) days prior to October 1, 1969, original estimates, it will first obtain and April 1, 1970, and thirty (30) days additional funds sufficient to cover the prior to each October 1st and April 1st excess costs and deposit the same with the thereafter until the Note is paid in full, Trustee and the Bank who will review the payments of principal and interest to be increase in costs with the University, and paid by the Trustee to the Bank in the upon being satisfied of the necessity amounts and on the dates set forth in the therefor, may approve the letting of such following minimum payment schedule to-wit: contracts. (1) On October 1, 1969, April 1, The University agrees that should any 1970 and on each October 1 and April 1 funds obtained from this financing remain thereafter until and including October 1, unexpended following the completion of the 1978, the sum of $82,500; Project, any such remaining funds will

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(2) On April 1, 1979, which shall payable to the Trustee. In case of loss, be maturity, the sum of $71,757; the Trustee shall apply proceeds of said insurance to the repair and restoration of said payments to be applied first on in­ Project wholly or partially destroyed, to terest and the balance on principal on each its former condition or in such other manner payment date. as will make Project usable to the satisfac­ tion of the Bank, the Trustee and the Uni­ SECTION 8 versity, provided, however, if, in the judg­ TRUSTEE PAYMENT TO BANK ment of the Trustee, and the Bank, the funds received from said insurance policies The Trustee agrees that all funds paid or otherwise shall be insufficient to make to it for payment to the Bank as provided Project reasonably usable, then in that in the preceding section or elsewhere herein event the Trustee may hold the funds paid shall be held in trust and used solely to pay to it by reason of such loss and such funds to the Bank the principal amount evidenced shall then be paid to the Bank and applied by the Note and interest accrued thereon, first to accrued interest and then to which payments shall be made on the due dates principal. set forth in the Note and which amounts shall be applied first to accrued interest (b) After Completion. The Univer­ and then to principal. sity covenants and agrees that it will:

SECTION 9 (a) Pay the premium necessary UNIVERSITI TO MAINTAIN to provide standard form extended cover­ AND OPERATE PROJECT age insurance on the Parking System in an amount at least equal to the unpaid bal­ The University agrees that it will ance on this Financing provided that in maintain and operate the Parking System as case the unpaid balance of this Financing follows: shall be greater than the insurable in­ terest the University shall insure the (a) It will, as soon as the Project same to its full insurable value. is completed, keep it and all surface park­ ing lots available, equipped and maintained (Note: The term "extended cover­ for use by students, faculty and staff of age" as used in the preceding paragraphs the University who have paid or had paid shall include coverage for loss from for them the Automobile Registration Fees fire and lightning, windstorm, hail, referred to in Section 4(b) hereof. explosion, sonic boom, vandalism and malicious mischief, riot and civil com­ (b) The University agrees that motion, snow damage and aircraft and all Expenses of Operation and Maintenance vehicle damage.) shall be paid for as provided in Section 2. (b) Pay the premium necessary to SECTION 10 provide public liability insurance in INSURANCE limits of not less than $250,000/$500,000 for the Parking System. (a) During Construction. The Univer­ sity agrees to carry insurance on the Pro­ All insurance shall be carried with ject during construction in such amount, companies approved by the Trustee and the of such type, and in such companies as may Bank. All policies of insurance or cer­ reasonably be determined and required by tificates evidencing the carrying of it with the approval of the Trustee, subject insurance on Project herein designated to the requirement that the sum total of shall be deposited with the Trustee and the fire and extended coverage insurance the Trustee shall receive all payments shall at all times be in an amount at least made on the policies (except public lia­ equal to the monies expended for construc­ bility) up to, but not to exceed, the tion of structures on any given date; such unpaid balance of the Note and the in­ insurance to be payable to the Trustee and terest thereon. In case of loss, the to the University as their respective in­ Trustee shall apply proceeds of said in­ terest shall appear. All policies of surance (except public liability) to the insurance or certificates evidencing the repair and restoration of the Parking Sys­ carrying of insurance as required herein tem, wholly or partially destroyed, to its shall be deposited with the Trustee. All former condition or in such other manner proceeds from such insurance shall be made as will make the Parking System usable to

646 June 13, 1969 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University the satisfaction of the Bank, the Trustee versity which could have a material adverse and the University, provided, however, if, effect on this Financing or the security in the judgment of the Trustee and the Bank, therefor. the funds received from said insurance poli­ cies or otherwise shall be insufficient to (c) All acts required by the Consti­ make the Parking System reasonably usable, tution and applicable statutes of the State then in that event the Trustee may hold the of Michigan and all applicable rules and funds paid to it by reason of such loss and regulations of the Board have been or will such funds shall then be paid to the Bank be complied with by the execution of this and applied first to accrued interest and Agreement; and the said Agreement is, and then to principal. the Note when issued will be valid and binding in accordance with the terms SECTION 11 hereof. AUDITS AND ACCOUNTS (d) Its principal place of business The University agrees to furnish to is Kalamazoo, Michigan. the Bank and the Trustee an annual report or audit report, within ninety (90) days SECTION 13 after the end of each fiscal year, showing EVENTS OF DEFAULT in reasonable detail a complete record of the financial affairs of the University dur­ If any one or more of the following ing the preceding twelve (12) months' period events herein called "Events of Default" and such reasonably specific information shall occur and be continuing, the prin­ relating to the Parking System as the Bank cipal amount of the Note and accrued or Trustee may reasonably request. This interest thereon shall become due and pay­ annual report or audit shall be certified able upon the demand of either the Bank by an independent Certified Public Account­ or the Trustee: ant selected by the University with the approval of the Trustee and the Bank. (a) Default in the payment when due of interest on, or the principal of, the The University further agrees to per­ Note, mit the Bank or Trustee to examine at convenient times all of its books and rec­ (b) Default in the observance or ords relating to the operation of the performance of any other part of the agree­ Parking System or the collection of the ment of the University herein set forth, Automobile Registration Fees or the Parking and the continuance thereof for thirty Facilities Revenues. (30) days after notice hereof to the Uni­ versity from either the Bank or the Trus­ SECTION 12 tee. REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES (c) Any representations or warran­ The University represents and warrants ties made by the University herein, or any that: representation or warranty made by the University in any report, statement, sched­ (a) Reports of the University delivered ule, or certificate furnished to the Bank to the Bank and the Trustee respecting the or Trustee pursuant to this Agreement, past record of its enrollment, estimates prove untrue in any material respect, of future enrollment, and estimates herein as to the projected Automobile Registration SECTION 14 Fees and net revenues from the Parking REMEDY ON DEFAULT Facilities Revenues over the entire period of the financing, fairly represent the past In case of an event of default as experience of the University in such matters defined in Section 13, the Trustee may, and reflect its best judgment as to the and on direction of the Bank shall: matters so estimated. Since the submission of such reports, there has been no material (a) Proceed to enforce its rights adverse change in any of the particulars and the rights of the Bank either by man­ thereof, or factors relating thereto. damus, specific performance, or any other suitable affirmative remedy, to compel the (b) No litigation or governmental pro­ University to perform each and every cove­ ceedings arepending or to the knowledge of nant herein contained or by injunction to the University threatened against the Uni- prevent the University from performing any act in violation of said covenants.

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(b) Designate a receiver to take charge authorized, or incorporated herein by refer­ of and manage the Parking System; and when ence and shall personally indemnify the the Trustee shall do so the University agrees Trustee as provided in Section 15(e) hereof to appoint the person so designated as such and the Trustee shall fail to take such receiver with all the power and authority it designated action within fifteen (15) days can lawfully confer to control and regulate after having received written notice of the the operation of the Parking System, the same and being indemnified as provided, the uses to which it may be put and to impose Bank shall have the right to and may exer­ and collect charges, fees and rents for the cise any and all of the Remedies on Default use thereof upon any users, including the herein authorized or incorporated herein. University or any of its faculty, staff or by reference as if the same were being exer­ students, to supplement or replace, as the cised by the Trustee. case may be, the Automobile Registration Fees and the Parking Facilities Revenues SECTION 15 therefor to the extent the University has DUTIES OF THE TRUSTEE failed or fails to maintain and collect the same at the levels set forth in Section 4(b) The following are terms and conditions above and to pay said Automobile Registra­ under which the Trustee accepts the Trust: tion Fees and Parking Facilities Revenues to the Trustee in accordance with the pro­ (a) All representations of fact herein visions of this Agreement. The University are agreed to be statements by the Uni­ agrees to comply with and enforce all orders versity and shall not be construed as made and requirements of such receiver subject by the Trustee. only to such reasonable rules and regula­ tions it must make for the general welfare (b) The Trustee shall have no res­ of the students of Western Michigan ponsibility for the validity, execution University. or acknowledgment hereof, of the Note secured hereby, or for the nature, extent (c) Secure the appointment by a court or amount of the security afforded hereby, of competent jurisdiction of a receiver to or for any breach by the University of any take charge of, maintain and operate said covenants herein contained. Parking System and to maintain and collect charges, fees and rents therefor under the (c) The Trustee, save for gross jurisdiction of the Court. negligence or wilful misconduct, shall not be liable for any loss or damage what­ Such rights and remedies shall be cumu­ soever arising out of any action or failure lative and any two or more thereof may be to act in connection with the obligations exercised by the Trustee successively from of this Agreement, and shall not be liable time to time and any failure on the part for the exercise of any discretion or power of the Trustee to act shall not constitute hereunder, or mistakes of judgment, or a waiver of any right or remedy which the otherwise, except wilful misconduct or gross Trustee or the Bank may possess hereunder. negligence.

The University expressly authorizes (d) The Trustee shall be protected the Trustee to bring any of the actions at in any action taken upon any notice, reso­ law or in equity hereinbefore mentioned and lution, request, consent, certificate, hereby waives any immunity to be proceeded affidavit or other papers believed by its against as herein authorized which may officers to be genuine, and to have been exist by reason of its being an agency of passed by the proper person or parties. The the executive branch of the state govern­ Trustee shall not be bound to recognize any ment. person as the holder of the Note, unless and until the same is submitted to the Upon written request by the.Bank, the Trustee for inspection as required and its Trustee shall waive any default hereunder title certainly established, if disputed. upon compliance by the University with all of the covenants, conditions and provisions (e) The Trustee may select and em­ hereof, including payment in full of all ploy suitable agents and attorneys. The amounts then due under the terms of this reasonable compensation of the Trustee and Agreement and Note. such agents and attorneys shall be paid by the University. The Trustee shall be under In the event the Bank shall direct the no obligation or duty to perform any act Trustee to exercise any one or more of the hereunder or defend any suit, unless indem­ Trustee's remedies on default herein nified to its satisfaction.

648 June 13, 1969 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

The Trustee shall hold all sums received the Western Michigan University Board of hereunder in trust for the benefit of the Trustees) has caused these presents to be Bank, and said fund shall be used only for signed by _____, ______of the purposes and in the manner herein set Western Michigan University, attested by forth. ______, ______of Western Michigan University, and sealed with its SECTION 16 corporate seal and the Ann Arbor Trust MISCELLANEOUS Company has caused these presents to be signed by its ______, attested by Any notice or demand which by the provi­ its ______, and sealed with its sions of this Agreement is required or pro­ corporate seal, and the National Bank of vided to be served to or upon the University, Detroit has caused these presents to be Bank or the Trustee respectively shall be executed on its behalf by its Vice Presi­ deemed to be given or served for all pur­ dent, attested by its Assistant Vice Presi­ poses by being sent as registered mail, dent and its corporate seal to be hereunder postage prepaid, addressed to Western Michi­ affixed on the ____day of_____ , 1969. gan University, Board of Trustees, Kalamazoo, Michigan, or to National Bank of Detroit, ATTEST: BOARD OF CONTROL OF Detroit, Michigan, or to Ann Arbor Trust WESTERN MICHIGAN UNI­ Company, Ann Arbor, Michigan, respectively, VERSITY or if any other address shall at any time be designated by any of them in writing to the others to such other address. (Seal)

No course of dealing between the Univer­ ATTEST: ANN ARBOR TRUST sity, the Bank and the Trustee or any of COMPANY them or any delay on the part of the Bank or Trustee in exercising any rights here­ By______under or under the Note shall operate as a Its waiver of any rights hereunder or under the (Seal) Note or otherwise. ATTEST: NATIONAL BANK OF If and when the principal and interest DETROIT stipulated hereunder shall have been paid, or the University shall have provided for By______such payment by depositing with the Trus­ Assistant Vice Vice President tee or the Bank the amount of the principal President of, and accrued interest on, the Note to (Seal) maturity or to a date fixed for payment as herein provided, then this Agreement shall be terminated and shall be of no further Year-End Allotment Adjustments, 1968-69 force and effect as to the University, and General Fund Budget. The Trustees approved the upon request of the University, the Bank following allotment adjustments to the General and Trustee shall execute an instrument Fund Budget for the fiscal year 1968-69: specifically releasing the University from the covenants herein.

Should any section, subsection or sen­ tence of this Agreement be held invalid for any reason, such holding shall not be construed as affecting the validity of any remaining portion of said section or of this Agreement.

This Agreement may be executed simul­ taneously in several counterparts, each of which shall be deemed to be an original, and such counterparts, together, shall and will constitute one and the same instrument.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Board of Control of Western Michigan University (known as

June 13, 1969 649 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

YEAR-END ALLOTMENT ADJUSTMENTS, 1968-69 GENERAL FUND BUDGET

REVENUE ESTIMATE 1968 1969 June June Board Change Estimate

Student Fees $ 8,868,612 $ 115,454 $ 8,984,066 State Appropriation 16,164,887 16,164,887 Applied Music Fees 52,700 52,700 Application Fees 110,000 35,567 145,567 Investment Income 60,000 150,000 210,000 Departmental and Sundry Income 60,000 32,232 92,232 Carry-Over from Previous Year 244,721 140,293 385,014 NET OPERATING REVENUE $ 2515081220 � 526,246 �26,034,466

EXPENSE ESTIMATE Board Reallo- Revenue Total to Budget cation Adjust. Date Instruction Applied Arts $ 1,752,687 $ (11,549) $ 16,527 $ 1,757,665 Business 1,150,826 11,940 609 1,163,375 Education 2,890,203 99,559 5,010 2,994,772 Graduate 546,749 15,430 600 562,779 Liberal Arts 8,049,958 40,450 153,696 8,244,104 General Studies 547,005 29,017 6,897 582,919 Academic Services 37,714 74 2,330 40,118 Substitute Teachers 13,320 ( 4,000) 9,320 NSF Inst, Coord, 562 562 Reserves - Committed 147,464 (93,427) 54,037 Reserves - UncollDllitted 80,819 (283,543) 209,634 6,910 Sabbaticals & VT Reserve 10,282 ( 8,782) 1,500 Vocational Reimbursement � 30,000} po1000) Total Function #1 15,197,589 (204,831) 395,303 15,388,061 Other Educational Services 1,206,383 20,422 33,858 1,260,663 Libraries 1,035,631 ( 9,692) 50,000 1,075,939 Organized Research 250 250 Continuing Education 485,810 485,810 Student Services 1,528,511 19,611 9,145 1,557,267 Student Aid 500,000 (7,000) 2,500 495,500 Public Service 171,556 5,801 177,357 General Administration 327,559 11,988 339,547 Business Operations 1,237,432 83,622 13,485 1,334,539 Maintenance & Operation 2,825,514 (38,712) 21,955 2,808,757 Plant Improvement 992,235 992,235 Insurance Contribution 118 541 118 541 NET OPERATING EXPENSE $ 25,508,220 $ 526,246 $ 26,034,466

650 June 13, 1969 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Change in Regular Meeting Date, The Trus­ REGULAR MEETING tees approved the following change in the Regular Meeting Schedule: July 18, 1969

Regular September Meeting September 12, 1969 A Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan 1:15 p.m. University Board of Trustees was held on July University Student Center 18, 1969, in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center. Continuation of University Fiscal Operation. The Trustees approved the continuance of the The meeting was called to order at 2:05 authority of the 1968-69 Western Michigan Uni­ p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman. versity budget and authorized the University to continue its normal operations under this Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Mrs. Dal­ authority until such time as the 1969-70 budget ton, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow, and for the State of Michigan, which includes the Watterson. appropriation for higher education, is adopted, and the University budget for this same period Trustee absent: Dykema. is approved by the Trustees. Also present were: Vice President Seibert, Adjournment. The meeting was declared Vice President Griffeth, Vice President Coul­ adjourned at 2:33 p.m. ter, Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Arthur O'Connor, Thomas E. Coyne, and Coun­ Respectfully submitted, sel Henry Ford, Jr.

Acceptance of the Agenda, The Trustees �-t-�

Minutes. The Minutes of the June 13, 1969, Regular Meeting were approved as circu­ lated, with the following correction: insertion preceding the resolution authorizing the Parking Facilities Revenue Financing on Page 6:

•�rior to discussion of a resolution authorizing a PARKING FACILITIES REVENUE FINANCING, Counsel Henry Ford, Jr., ad­ vised the Board of Trustees it was necessary to inquire as to whether any member of the Board was a director or employee (including president, vice pres­ dent, cashier or other officer) or stock­ holder owning more than one (1%) per cent of any class of stock of Ann Arbor Trust Company, Ann Arbor, Michigan, or National Bank of Detroit, either directly or in­ directly, No member of the Board indi­ cated that he or she was so involved. Counsel Ford also then inquired as to whether any officer or employee of West­ ern Michigan University who solicited the proposed· financing or took part in the approval of, negotiation for, or the representation of either the University or National Bank of Detroit, was a direc­ tor or employee (including president, vice president, cashier or other officer) or stockholder owning more than one (1%) per cent of any class of stock of said Ann Arbor Trust Company or said National Bank of Detroit. The consensus was that there was no such officer or employee of

July 18, 1969 651 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Western Michigan University so involved, Deanna Haney, Instructor in English, Vice President Wetnight then presented August 18, 1969 (One-year appoint­ the above mentioned resolution, and by ment, terminating April 1970) roll call ••. " (Replacement)

Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees Richard A. Hatch, Assistant Professor of approved the following appointments, resigna­ Business Education, August 18, 1969 tions, leaves of absence, and changes of title (Two-year appointment) (Replacement) as presented in the Academic Personnel Report: William M. Hubert, Instructor in Eng­ Appointments lish, August 18, 1969 (One-year appointment, terminating April 1970) William T. Allgood, Assistant Professor (Replacement) of Music, August 18, 1969 (Replacement) Nelson Jackson, Coordinator of Project 73, July 1, 1969, A-III (Reappoint­ Lawrence Ashbaugh, Assistant Professor ment) of Special Education, August 18, 1969 (New Position) Norman A. Kurilik, Instructor in Eng­ lish, August 18, 1969 (One-year Frederick S, Bailey, Assistant Profes­ appointment, terminating April sor of Teacher Education, Septem­ 1970) (Replacement) ber 1, 1969 James J. Leisenring, Adjunct Assistant Mary Cordier, Instructor in Teacher Professor of Accounting, August Education, August 18, 1969 (One­ 18, 1969 (Two-year appointment) year reappointment, terminating April 1970) Philip P. Micklin, Instructor in Geo­ graphy, December 8, 1969 (Replace­ David J. Cowden, Assistant Professor ment) of Teacher Education, August 18, 1969 (Replacement) Diann J. Miller, Instructor in Counsel­ ing Center, September 1, 1969 Marvin G. DeVries, Adjunct Associate (Reappointment) Professor of Management, August 18, 1969 (Three-year appointment) Anne A. Nelson, Instructor in Counsel­ ing Center, July 7, 1969 (One-year Charles W. Ferguson, Assistant Profes­ appointment, terminating June 30, sor of Engineering and Technology, 1970) (Replacement) August 18, 1969 (Replacement) George D. Pring, Instructor in Account­ John M. Fisher, Assistant Professor of ing, August 18, 1969 (One-year Paper Technology, August 18, 1969 appointment, terminating April 1970) (Replacement) (Replacement)

Arnold A. Gerstein, Assistant Profensor Sharon Ratliffe, Instructor in Speech, of Humanities, August 18, 1969 (New August 18, 1969 (One-year reappoint­ Position) ment)

Daniel P. Giesy, Visiting Associate John L. Reece, Instructor in English, Professor of Mathematics, August 18, August 18, 1969 (One-year appoint­ 1969 (One-year appointment, ter­ ment, terminating April 1970) minating April 1970) (Replacement) (Replacement)

Kathleen Grimes, Instructor in Home Joe C. Roberts, Instructor in Men's Phy­ Economics, August 18, 1969 (One­ sical Education and Assistant Coach year appointment, terminating April of Basketball, August 18, 1969 1970) (Replacement) (Replacement)

Betty Lou Hagberg, Assistant Professor Edith Roerecke, Instructor in English, of Teacher Education, August 18, August 18, 1969 (One-year appoint­ 1969 (Replacement) ment, terminating April 1970 (Replacement)

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William P. Schreiber, Assistant Profes­ Leaves of Absence sor of Teacher Education, August 18, 1969 (Reappointment) Shirley Bach, Research Associate in Chemistry, September 1969 to July Burton D. Seeley, Adjunct Associate Pro­ 1970, without pay, to accompany her fessor of Marketing, June 25, 1969 husband in his work at Harvard Medi­ (One-year appointment) cal School and to study areas of biochemistry, immunochemistry and Eli A. Segal, Assistant Professor of the history of chemistry. Broadcasting, August 1, 1969 (Re­ placement) Chester L. Hunt, Professor of Sociology, January 1, 1970, to April 20, 1970, Donald F. Sellin, Professor of Special without pay, to continue research Education, August 18, 1969 (Replace­ interests in the Philippines and to ment) renew acquaintance with Philippine scholars and institutions, which M. Barrett Vorce, Associate Professor of should be helpful in promoting work Teacher Education and Director of on Southeast Asian Study, of which Western Michigan University's Grand he is the chairman. Rapids Center, August 1, 1969 (Replacement) Changes of Title

Suzanne E. Wiggins, Adjunct Professor of J. Patrick Clysdale, Associate Profes­ Management, August 18, 1969 (One­ sor of Physical Education and Ad­ year appointment) ministrative Assistant to the Director, to Assistant Athletic Diane Williamson, Instructor in Home Director, effective July 1, 1969 Economics, August 18, 1969 (Replace­ ment) Hans Engelke, Assistant Director for Resources, Library, to Assitart: Di­ Barry D. Wood, Instructor in Social rector for Technical Services, Science, August 18, 1969 (One-year Library, effective September 1, appointment, terminating April 1970) 1969 (New Position) Paul J. Misner, Professor of School Ser­ Hubert Zelechowski, Assistant Professor vices, to Professor and Acting Head, of Accounting, August 18, 1969 Department of Teacher Education, (Replacement) effective July 1, 1969

Resignations Mervin A. Wirtz, Professor of Special Education and Assistant Dean, John B. Bergeson, Associate Professor School of Education, to Associate of Teacher Education, July 1, 1969 Dean, School of Education, effect­ ive August 1, 1969 Ruth E. Falk, Assistant Professor of English, August 15, 1969 Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the following appointments and resig­ Gerald Lloyd, Associate Professor of nations as presented in the Non-Academic Person­ Music, July 31, 1969 nel Report:

Chalmers E. Means, Associate Professor Appointments of Teacher Education, August 15, 1969 John W. Beatty, Sports Information Di­ Kenyon B. Morgan, Assistant Professor, rector, July 28, 1969, A-IV Counseling Center, August 31, 1969 (Replacement)

Marjorie L. Savage, Professor of Home V. Lemar Curran, Assistant to the Direc­ Economics, August 15, 1969 tor of Plant Services, August 1, 1969, A-III (New Position) Arnold A. Schten, Assistant Professor of Teacher Education and Director, Robert V. Hill, Physician, Health Ser­ Grand Rapids Area Office, February vice, July 1, 1969 (Replacement) 15, 1969

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Eugene F. Jones, Administrative Assistant (1) In respect to current general funds, to Director of Physical Plant, A-III, the operating budget for the 1969-70 fis- July 1, 1969 (Reappointment) cal year as presented at this meeting in the total amount of $29,408,409 is ap- Resignations proved, and all obligations incurred and expenditures made in behalf of the Univer­ James Burnham, Adviser, Office of Hous­ sity which are in accordance with such bud­ ing Programs, July 25, 1969 get and within the limits of salary schedules, specific compensation arrangements, and Walter A. Robison, Physician, Health contractual obligations otherwise deter­ Service, July 7, 1969 mined by action of the Board are authorized and approved, provided that any portion of Howard L. Garthwaite, Director of Food such funds not classified for present budg­ Services, September 1, 1969 get purposes or not expended or encumbered prior to the end of the fiscal year shall require further Board action before they Disposition of Campus School Instructional are expended. Materials Center. The Trustees approved the agreement between the Kalamazoo Public Schools (2) In respect to current restricted and Western Michigan University concerning the funds, obligations incurred and expendi­ disposition of the Campus School Instructional tures made in behalf of the University from Materials Center. The agreement, in part, reads any of the designated funds within this as follows: fund group are authorized and approved if they relate to the specific objects for Western Michigan University agrees to which such fund has been contributed or give title to the major portion of books, set aside as limited by the designated pur­ materials and equipment now located in pose thereof and the conditions under which the Campus School Instructional Material it has been given or received. Further, Center to the Board of Education of the salaries, as presented, to be paid from Kalamazoo Public Schools, to be located restricted and auxiliary funds are approved. in one or more elementary and/or junior Further, expenditures in behalf of the high school buildings. The University University from funds available through further agrees to provide a negotiated donations or earnings for the operation of amount annually from the budgets of the an auxiliary enterprise hereafter authorized School of Education and the Department by the Board are authorized and approved if of Librarianship for the purpose of help­ they relate to the reasonable needs and ing to update the collection. prospects of such enterprise.

The Kalamazoo Public Schools agree to pro­ (3) In respect to endowment funds, the vide one or more well-trained librarians principal amounts are to remain intact and appropriate clerical services in the and current income generated by such funds augmented center or centers; to accept is to be transferred to the Expendable observers, participators and student­ Restricted Fund where obligations incurred librarians from Western Michigan Univer­ and expenditures made in behalf of the Uni­ sity as part of their laboratory versity which are out of accumulated or experience; and to permit Western Michi­ current income are authorized and approved gan students of Education and Librarianship if they relate to the management of such to charge out children's materials when endowment funds or to the purpose of the not needed by the schools. generation of income therefrom.

A complete copy of the agreement is on file in (4) In respect to plant funds, obligations the Secretary's office. incurred and expenditures made in behalf of the University for capital outlay pur­ (Trustee Franks was excused at this time.) poses including planning services are authorized and approved if they are incurred 1969-70 General Fund Budget. The Trustees and made from government-appropriated approved the following resolution: funds, donated funds, or self-liquidating funds, and relate to the project for which It is hereby resolved pursuant to the such funds have been appropriated or donated constitutional authority of this Board and are within the limits of the budget for to control and direct the financial affairs the planning, construction, and equipping of the University, including expenditures of such project, or if they are incurred from the University's funds as follows: and made from income of such funds and relate

654 July 18, 1969 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University to the planning or any present or contem­ plated project.

(5) In respect to agency funds, obliga­ tions incurred and expenditures made are authorized and approved if made for pur­ poses duly approved by the organization whose funds are involved.

(6) In respect to student loan funds, obligations incurred and expenditures made in the form of loans to students are authorized and approved if made within the restrictions established by the donor of the funds and/or the general restric­ tions imposed by the University student loan COIIllllittee. (See next page.)

July 18, 1969 655 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY

General Fund Budget 1969-70

Original Proposed Budget Budget 1968-69 Changes 1969-70

REVENUE Student Fees $ 8,389,600 $ 1,560,599 $ 9,950,199 Continuing Education 479,012 33,515 512,527 Sub-Total Tuition 8,868,612 1,594,114 10,462,726 State Appropriation 16,164,887 2,069,341 18,234,228 Applied Music 51,000 51,000 Application Fees 110,000 30,000 140,000 Investment Income 60,000 120,000 180,000 Departmental & Sundry 60,000 10,000 70,000 Overhead Recovery 120,455 120,455 Carry-Over from Previous Year 244,721 � 94,721) 150,000 Total $ 25,508,220 $ 3,900,189 $ 29,408,409

EXPENSE Instruction $ 15,089,948 $ 2,088,550 $ 17,178,498 Other Educational Services 1,206,383 139,467 1,345,850 Libraries 1,035,631 186,282 1,221,913 Organized Research 69,746 69,746 Extension & Off-Campus Instruction 485,810 75,169 560,979 Student Services 1,528,511 221,530 1,750,041 Student Aid 500,000 102,900 602,900 Public Service 171,556 33,673 205,229 General Administration 327,559 43,505 371,064 Business 0perations 1,237,432 235,557 1,472,989 Maintenance & Operation 2,825,514 392,204 3,217,718 Plant Improvement 992,235 276,646 1,268,881 Insurance-WMU Contribution 107,641 34,960 142,601 Total $ 25,508,220 $ 3,900,189 $ 29,408,409

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Service Staff Wage and Salary Schedule. The Trustees approved the following revision of the Service Staff Wage and Salary Schedules:

Clerical Hourly Wage Schedules

Classi- fication p-k 1 2 3 4 5

C-0 1.83 1.93 2.03 2.13 2.23 2.37

C-1 1. 93 2.03 2.13 2.23 2.33 2.48

C-2 2.01 2.12 2.23 2.34 2.45 2.60

C-3 2.11 2.23 2.35 2.47 2.59 2.75

C-4 2.20 2.33 2.46 2.59 2. 72 2.89

C-5 2.32 2.46 2.60 2.74 2.88 3.05

C-6 2.48 2.62 2.76 2.90 3.04 3.22

C-7 2.63 2.78 2.93 3.08 3.23 3.44

C-8 2.81 2.96 3.11 3.26 3.41 3.63

* All service staff employees are hired on a 90-day probationary period, After successful completion of probation an employee may be granted the next increment rate.

Incremental raises (other than probationary) are granted only once a year, at the beginning of a new fiscal year period,

Supervisory Salary Schedule (Exempt)

Classification 1 2 3 4 5

S-1 $ 5,652 $ 5,963 $ 6,274 $ 6,585 $ 7,029

S-3 7,265 7,644 8,023 8,402 8,949

S-5 8,443 8,849 9,255 9,661 10,255

S-7 9,567 9,989 10,411 10,834 11,650

S-9 9,834 10,284 10,734 11,184 12,000

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Safety & Security Hourly Wage Schedule

Classification 1 2 3 4 5

P-1 Watchman 2.70 2.84 2.98 3.12 3.34

P-2 Patrolman I 3.18 3.33 3.48 3.63 3.85

P-3 Patrolman II 3.32 3.47 3.62 3. 77 4.00

P-4 Investigator 3.56 3.73 3.90 4.07 4.30

P-5 Sergeant 3.63 3.80 3.97 4.14 4.41

Technical Hourly Wage Schedule (Non-Exempt)

Classi- i, fication p 1 2 3 4 5

T-0 2.03 2.14 2.25 2.36 2.47 2.67

T-1 2.16 2.30 2.44 2.58 2. 72 2.92

T-2 2.35 2.49 2 .63 2. 77 2.91 3.12

T-3 2.99 3.14 3.29 3.44 3.59 3.82

T-4 3.19 3.35 3.51 3.67 3.83 4.07

* All service staff employees are hired on a 90-day probationary period. After successful completion of probation an employee may be granted the next increment rate.

Incremental raises (other than probationary) are granted only once a year, at the beginning of a new fiscal year period.

Technical Salary Schedule (Exempt)

Classifi- cation 1 2 3 4 5

T-5 $ 7,830 $ 8,039 $ 8,352 $ 8,770 $ 9,396 T-6 8,060 8,623 9,104 9,584 10,315

T-7 8,603 9,125 9,610 10,128 10,853

T-8 9,125 9,634 10,173 10,712 11,468

'£-9 9,636 10,196 10,756 11,316 12,105

T-10 10,200 10,780 11,360 11,940 12,762

T-11 10,782 11,389 11,996 12,603 13,464

T-12 11,389 12,099 12,809 13,519 14,504

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Gifts and Grants Report, The Trustees ac­ The south 11.5 feet of Lot 6, Lots 7, 8 and cepted for the University the gifts and grants 9, Block 1, Woodlawn Park located at 1211 as contained in the Gifts and Grants Report. Knollwood owned by Dr. and Mrs. Walter The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and Freyburger express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees, Designation of Legal Representative for Federal Surplus Property. The Trustees approved Modification in TIAA Retirement Plan, The the following resolution which names Robert B. Trustees approved the following amendment to Wetnight, Vice President for Finance, as the Section VI of the TIAA Retirement Plan origin­ legal representative of Western Michigan Univer­ ally approved September 20, 1968: sity for federal surplus property:

B - An income based on both the Univer­ BE IT RESOLVED that the Western Mic hi­ sity's and the participant's contribu­ gan University Board of Trustees, the duly tion to TIAA-CREF, or authorized governing board of Western Michigan University, at a regularly sched­ C - A singl.e sum payment from TIAA-CREF uled Board meeting on July 18, 1969, voted in addition to the other death bene­ to designate Robert B. Wetnight, Vice fit options available for widows if President for Finance, as the legal repre­ elected by the employee or if elected sentative of the aforementioned institution. by the widow in cases where the em­ The said representative is hereby authorized ployee has made no contrary election to bind the institution to the particular during his lifetime. terms and conditions of transfer which are or may be imposed by the execution of Form Purchase of Property. The Trustees authorized HEW 135 or the Surplus Property Services the exercising of the options for purchase of distribution document. The said repre­ the following parcels of land: sentative is moreover empowered to delegate the authority imposed upon him to such Lots 28 and 29, Block 2, Woodlawn Park people as he considers reasonably neces­ located at 1213 Sutherland Avenue owned sary to accomplish this purpose. by John and Marilyn Hays Designation of Campus Street Names. The Lot 13, Block 3, Woodlawn Park located at Trustees approved the following names for 1120 Sutherland Avenue owned by Bruce and undesignated campus streets: Kathryn Perry, William and Barbara Glen­ non, and Philip and Melanie Perry A. The drive from VandeGiessen Road into the auditorium parking lot - AUDITOR­ Lot 14, Block 3, Woodlawn Park located at IUM DRIVE, 1124 Sutherland Avenue owned by Margaret Schultz B. The drive from VandeGiessen Road in front of Brown Hall and Shaw Theatre - Lots 17 and 18, Block 3, Woodlawn Park Plat WEST SHAW LANE. located at 1136 Sutherland Avenue owned by Evan Richards C. The road from VandeGiessen Road to Western Avenue between apartments J The South thirty-five (35) feet of Lot 19 & K - EAST SHAW LANE. and the North thirty-eight (38) feet of Lot 20, Block 3, Woodlawn Park located at D, The road from VandeGiessen Road to 1208 Sutherland Avenue owned by Dennis Western Avenue, adjacent to the south and Margaret Lynn end of Moore Hall - MOORE DRIVE,

The east 70 feet of the south 2 feet of E. The road from Arcadia Road to West Lot 20, and the east 70 feet of Lot 21 and Michigan Avenue, which is east of Lots 22 and 23, Block 3, Woodlawn Park Draper-Siedschlag Hall - SOUTH located at 2610 Redwood owned by George DORMITORY ROAD, and Margaret Adsit F. The Hays Circle will be renamed and The west 62 feet of Lots 21, 22, 23 and this will extend from West Michigan the west 62 feet of the south 2 feet of Avenue near McCracken Hall to Western Lot 20, Block 3, Woodlawn Park located at Avenue at the fieldhouse including the 2616 Redwood owned by Vincent and Irene drive which is north of Zimmerman Bianco Hall - HAYS DRIVE.

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G. The road that extends behind the Student Electrical Center complex - NORTH DORMITORY ROAD. Rowen & Blair Electric Co. H. The road connecting to Rankin Street Kalamazoo, Michigan $ 561,223 into the Valley which runs east and west along the pond and the north side Union Electric Company of the Valley Apartments - GOLDSWORTH Battle Creek, Michigan 578,800 DRIVE. Harlo Corporation I. The road extending up to Goldsworth Kalamazoo, Michigan 595,000 Valley Residence Hall fll - GILKISON AVENUE. Kent Electric Company Ravenna, Michigan 597,500 J. The road extending to Residence Ha 11 #2 - EAST POND DRIVE. Central Electric Motor Lansing, Michigan 639,000 K. The road extending to Residence Hall #3 - WEST POND DRIVE. Elevator

L. The road on the hill of the East Campus Independent Elevator Company from Oakland Drive to the rear of North Kalamazoo, Michigan 51,750 Hall - EAST CAMPUS DRIVE. Montgomery Elevator Company The Trustees further approved the recounnenda­ Moline, Illinois 51,895 tion that the signs for these streets consist of horizontal metal strips with white lettering McNally Elevator Company on green background. Kalamazoo, Michigan 53,130

Approval of Bids for Instructional Facili- Landscaping and Site Development ty No. 1. The following bids were received for the construction of Instructional Facility No. 1: Klooster Landscape Service Richland, Michigan 38,669 Base Bid Light Landscape Nursery General Construction Richland, Michigan 41,973

Miller-Davis Company Gootjes Landscaping Kalamazoo, Michigan $ 3,764,000 Grand Rapids, Michigan 55,945

Sollitt Construction Co. J. D. Armstrong Landscaping Co. South Bend, Indiana 3,920,000 Frasier, Michigan 56,400

Seth E. Giem & Associates Fixed Lecture Room Seating Kalamazoo, Michigan 3,944,000 K & A Seating Mechanical Grand Rapids, Michigan 44,548

Associated Mechanical Serv. DuWell Corporation Kalamazoo, Michigan 1,211,000 Holland, Michigan 45,575

C. L. Mahoney Company Imperial Equipment Corp. Kalamazoo, Michigan 1,219,700 Farmington, Michigan 46,000

Wheeler-Blaney Company American Seating Company Kalamazoo, Michigan 1,384,803 Grand Rapids, Michigan 47,285

John E. Green Plbg. & Htg. The Trustees approved notifying their agent, the Highland Park, Michigan 1,404,000 Building Division of the Executive Office, State of Michigan, of their recounnendation that the Fairfax Mechanical Constr. following low qualified bidders be accepted, as Kalamazoo, Michigan 1,424,000 follows:

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General Construction REGULAR MEETING Miller-Davis Company Kalamazoo, Michigan $ 3,764,000 September 12, 1969

Mechanical A Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan Associated Mechanical Serv. University Board of Trustees was held on Sep­ Kalamazoo, Michigan 1,211,000 tember 12, 1969, in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center. Electrical The meeting was called to order at 1:44 Rowen & Blair Electric Co. p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman. Kalamazoo, Michigan 561,223 Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Mrs. Dal­ Elevator ton, Dykema, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow, and Watterson. Independent Elevator Co. Kalamazoo, Michigan 51,750 Trustees absent: None.

Landscaping & Site Development Also present were: Vice President Seibert, Vice President Griffeth, Vice President Coul­ Klooster Landscape Service ter, Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Richland, Michigan 38,669 Arthur O'Connor, Thomas E. Coyne, and Counsel Henry Ford, Jr. Fixed Lecture Room Seating Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees K & A Seating Company accepted and approved the Agenda as presented Grand Rapids, Michigan 44,548 for the meeting. Minutes. The Minutes of the July 18, 1969, Total $ 5,671,190 Regular Meeting were approved as circulated.

This recommendation is supported by the archi­ Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees tects/engineers, Harley, Ellington, Cowin & approved the following appointments, resig­ Stirton, Inc. nations, change of resignation date, change of title, and extension of leave of absence Announcement. President Miller announced as presented in the Academic Personnel Report: that Dr. Peter Muirhead, Acting Deputy United States Commissioner of Education, would be the Appointments speaker at the August 15, 1969, Commencement. Mardell D. Anderson, Instructor in Adjournment. The meeting was declared ad­ Women's Physical Education, August journed at 3:54 p.m. 18, 1969 (One-year reappointment, terminating April 1970) Respectfully submitted, James W. Armstrong, Assistant Profes­ sor of Teacher Education, August cPk11. CJ?. 'f.,J� 18, 1969 (Replacement) Peter R. Ellis, Secretary Joyce A. Berger, Instructor in Special Education, August 18, 1969 (One­ year appointment, terminating April 1970) (Replacement)

Thomas Bernick, Instructor in Music, August 18, 1969 (One-year appoint­ ment, terminating April 1970) (Replacement)

Boice Bowman, Instructor in Men's Phy­ sical Education, August 18, 1969,

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(Two-year appointment, terminating reappointment, terminating April 1970) June 1971) (Replacement) Maureen E. Kiewiet, Instructor in Business Robert M. Brashear, Assistant Professor Education, August 18, 1969 (One-year of Teacher Education, August 18, 1969 reappointment, terminating April 1970) (Replacement) Whabiz Merchant, Instructor in Social Beatrice Brenton, Assistant Professor of Science, August 18, 1969 (One-year Teacher Education, August 18, 1969 appointment, terminating April 1970) (Replacement) (New Position)

Mary C. Brown, Instructor in Women's Phy­ Lee Odell, Lecturer in English, Decem­ sical Education, August 18, 1969 (One­ ber 8, 1969 (One-semester appointment, year reappointment, half-time basis) terminating April 18, 1970) (New Position) Phillip A. Clark, Coordinator of Student Teaching, August 18, 1969 (One-year Beatrice O'Donnell, Visiting Professor reappointment, two-thirds time) of Home Economics, August 18, 1969 (One-year appointment, terminating William Cooper, Instructor in Social April 1970) (Replacement) Science, August 18, 1969 (One-year appointment, terminating April 1970) Anthony Poggi, Instructor in Modern (New Position) and Classical Languages, August 18, 1969 (One-year appointment, terminat­ Joseph A. Craven, Jr., Instructor in ing April 1970) (Replacement) Humanities, August 18, 1969 (Two-year appointment, terminating April 1971) Richard C. Schubert, Associate Profes­ (Replacement) sor of Engineering and Technology, August 18, 1969 (Replacement) Richard J. DePeaux, Assistant Professor of Humanities, August 18, 1969 Helen A. Sheridan,Instructor in Humani­ (Replacement) ties, August 18, 1969 (Fall Semester only, terminating December 20, 1969) Marie-Louise Frey, Instructor in Modern (Replacement) & Classical Languages, August 18, 1969 (One-year reappointment, terminating Donald C, Simpson, Instructor in Social April 1970) Science, August 18, 1969 (One-year appointment, terminating April 1970) Donald F. Gardner, Instructor in Modern (New Position) and Classical Languages, August 18, 1969 (Replacement) Joseph A. Sittler, Instructor in Humani­ ties, August 18, 1969 (Two-year Norma M. Greenawalt, Instructor in Busi­ appointment, terminating April 1971) ness Education, August 18, 1969 (Fall (Replacement) Semester 1969 only) (Replacement) Richard R. Sutton, Lecturer in Social Earl C. Hahn, Jr., Instructor in Science, Science, August 18, 1969 (One-year August 18, 1969 (One-year reappoint­ reappointment, terminating April 1970) ment, terminating April 1970) John R. Tapia, Assistant Professor of Sandra J. Hutchison, Instructor in Spe­ Modern and Classical Languages, Aug­ cial Education, August 18, 1969 (One­ ust 18, 1969 (New Position) year appointment, terminating April 1970) (Replacement) Donald J. Tosi, Assistant Professor of Counseling and Personnel, August 18, Masahiro Iwano, Visiting Professor of 1969 (One-year reappointment, ter­ Mathematics, August 18, 1969 (Fiscal minating April 1970) year appointment, terminating August 18, 1970) (New Position) Thelma Urbick, Assistant Professor of Counseling and Personnel, August 18, Claudia Jacobs, Instructor in Spec�al 1969 (One-year reappointment, ter­ Education, August 18, 1969 (One-year minating April 1970)

662 September 12, 1969 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Ronald J. Winter, Instructor in Physical Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees Education, Men, August 4, 1969 to approved the following appointments, resigna­ June 30, 1970 (Replacement ) tions, and change of title as presented in the Non-Academic Personnel Report: James J. Ziegelmaier, Assistant Professor of Natural Science, August 18, 1969 Appointments (One-year appointment, terminating April 1970) (New Position) Ford G. Brabon, Engineer, Physical Plant (A-IV), August 25, 1969 (New Position) Resignations Fred W. Hunt, Jr., Accounts Receivable Richard T. Adams, Professor of General Supervisor (A-III), September 12, Business, effective September 28, 1969 1969 (Reappointment)

Lawrence I. Gilbert, Assistant Professor William H. Johnson, Physician, Health of Marketing, effective April 18, 1969 Center, September 2, 1969 (Replace­ ment) Kenneth W. Kopke, Instructor in Men's Physical Education, effective James N. McKellin, Director of Food August 29, 1969 Service (A-V), August 11, 1969 (Replacement) Jon R. Patton, Assistant Professor of Engineering and Technology, effective Robert T. Powell, Assistant Budget April 19, 1969 Officer (A-III), September 12, 1969 (Reappointment) Bert M. Price, Instructor, Campus School, effective August 30, 1969 Lloyd Wester, Assistant Bursar, Cashiering Office (A-III), Septem­ David Shapiro, Instructor in Humanities ber 12, 1969 (Reappointment) (rescinding of appointment which was approved by the Board in May, 1969) Resignations

Lidia Stillwell, Assistant Professor of Bruce Fiandt, Assistant Director of Special Education, effective Registration (A-III), effective August 16, 1969 July 31, 1969

Change of Resignation Date Gary T. Sanner, Adviser, Office of Stu­ dent Organizations and Activities Alwin B. Coleman, Assistant Professor of (A-III), effective August 12, 1969 Teacher Education, from April 18, 1970 to August 16, 1969 (original resigna­ Kenneth Williams, Programmer, Computer tion approved by the Board May 19, Center (A-III), effective August 1969) 16, 1969

Kenneth Harris, Assistant Professor, Change of Title Library, from June 30, 1970, to August 15, 1969 (original resignation ap­ Duncan Clarkson from Assistant Director proved by the Board May 19, 1969) of Admissions to Associate Director of Admissions, effective Oct. 1, 1969 Change of Title

Daniel Gore, from Coordinat0r of Public Renaming of Department of Business Educa­ Services, Library, to Assistant Direc­ tion to Department of Business Education and tor for Public Services, Library, Administrative Services, The Trustees approved effective October 1, 1969 the recommendation that the Department of Busi­ ness Education in the School of Business be Extension of Leave of Absence renamed the Department of Business Education and Administrative Services, effective July 1, Ruth Meredith Davis, Associate Professor 1970. of Women's Physical Education, exten­ sion of leave of absence, without pay, Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees ac­ to include Winter Semester 1970 cepted for the University the gifts and grants

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as contained in the Gifts and Grants Report. The 1. Clerical (Non-exempt Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express 0/T) A B C D E F G appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. 2. Safety and Security (Non-exempt 0/T) A B C E F G Approval of Labor Contract. The Trustees approved a labor contract dated August 13, 1969, 3. Technical (Non- between Western Michigan University and Local exempt 0/T) A B C D E F G Union No. 1668, Michigan State Employees Union Council 7 of the American Federation of State, 4. Supervisory County and Municipal Employees Union, AFL-CIO. (Exempt 0/T) A B C E F G A complete copy of the Labor Contract is on file in the Secretary's office. 5. Administrative (Exempt 0/T) A C E F G Changes in Personnel Policy. The Trustees approved the following changes in personnel 6. Faculty (Exempt 0/T) A C E F G policy as presented: 7. Students (Non- A. The University's contributions for exempt 0/T) hospital-medical premium be total single subscriber cost effective September 1, 8. Temporary (Non- 1969. Effective with the fiscal year exempt 0/T) D 1970-71 the contribution be increased to include 25% of the cost of the sub­ 9. Part-Time (Non- scriber's dependents and in 1971-72 be exempt 0/T) D E F increased an additional 25% of the dependents' cost. Purchase of Property. The Trustees B. Effective immediately the holiday for authorized the exercising of the options for Good Friday be extended to include the purchase of the following parcels of land: entire work day. Effective with July 1, 1970 the employee's birthday be con­ Lot 1, Block 3, Woodlawn Park, owned sidered a holiday. by Lowell W., Marie M. and Beatrice E. Jensen C, Sick leave accumulation for all employ­ ees shall be a maximum of 13 days per Lots 15 and 16, Block 3, Woodlawn Park, fiscal year. owned by John A. and Eleanor F. Buelke

D. Effective with the next pay period night Lots 4, 5 and the north 28.5 feet of shift premiums shall be 10¢ per hour for Lot 6, Block 1, Woodlawn Park, owned by evening work and 20¢ per hour for mid­ John A. and Eleanor F. Buelke night shift work. Lots 4 and 5, Block 3, Woodlawn Park, E. Effective immediately the University pay owned by Gunther and Jean Schulz unused sick leave at retirement at the rate of one-half the accumulation with Lot 6 and the north one-half of Lot 7, the maximum of 45 days. Block 3, Woodlawn Park, owned by Claus C, and Mabel VanderKlok F. Effective immediately in the case of death of an active employee the Univer­ sity pay 100% of accumulated sick leave Additional Landscaping for University up to a maximum of 45 days. Health Center. The Trustees approved the recommendation regarding the completion of ad­ G. Reduction of tuition for eligible em- ditional landscape plans for the University ployees be in the amount of 75%. Health Center and authorized the advertisement for construction bids for this project. The various employee groups involved are listed below. The letters represent those changes Report on Fall Enrollment. The Trustees re­ that appear to be relevant to those employees. ceived a report from Vice President Coulter concerning the 1969 Fall Semester student enroll­ ment. Currently there are 20,125 students attending Western Michigan University. The

664 September 12, 1969 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University non-resident student enrollment is 1,745 REGULAR MEETING which is 8.6% of the total. October 17, 1969 Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourned at 2:40 p.m. A Regular Meeting of the Western Mich­ Respectfully submitted, igan University Board of Trustees was held on October 17, 1969, in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center. �t_" (\>, ,r )}� Peter R. Ellis, Secretary The meeting was called to order at 1:45 p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman.

Trustees present: Adams, Mrs. Dalton, Dykema, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow and Watterson.

Trustee absent: Caine.

Also present were: Vice President Seibert, Vice President Griffeth, Vice Pres­ ident Coulter, Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Arthur O'Connor, Thomas E. Coyne and Counsel Henry Ford, Jr.

Acceptance of the Agenda, The Trustees accepted and approved the Agenda as pre­ sented for the meeting.

Minutes. The Minutes of the September 12, 1969, Regular Meeting were approved as circulated.

Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the following appointments, resig­ nations, and changes in title as presented in the Academic Personnel Report:

Appointments

Betty D. Bradfield, Instructor in Special Education, August 18, 1969 (One-year appointment, terminating August 31, 1970) (Replacement)

Luretta C. McCray, Instructor in Women's Physical Education, August 18, 1969 (One-year appointment, half-time, term­ inating April 1970) (New Position)

G. Stanley Woodson, Assistant Pro­ fessor of Management, August 18, 1969 (One-year appointment, term­ inating April 1970) (New Position)

Resignations

Donald A. Davis, Professor, Counsel­ ing Center, effective February 18, 1970

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David L. Landsburg, Instructor in Base Bid Humanities, effective April 18, 1969 E. Niewoonder & Sons $5,492.00 Plainwell, Michigan Clinton A. Rucker, Instructor in Humanities, effective April 18, Prudential Nursery Co. 5,969.00 1969 Vicksburg, Michigan

Roland S, Strolle, Professor of Edu­ Klooster Landscape Service 6,493.70 cational Leadership, effective Richland, Michigan December 20, 1969 Katerberg Landscaping 6,524.25 L, Michael Moskovis, Associate Pro­ Grand Rapids, Michigan fessor of Business Education, effective January S, 1970 Lights Landscape Nursery 6,950.00 Richland, Michigan Changes in Title The Trustees approved the recommendation Laura Manis from Counselor, Counsel­ that the contract be awarded to the follow­ ing Center, to Instructor, Coun­ ing low qualified bidder: seling Center, effective Octo­ ber 20, 1969 E. Niewoonder & Sons, with a bid of $5,492.00 June Mochizuki from Counselor, Coun­ seling Center, to Instructor, Appointment of Architect for Admini­ Counseling Center, effective stration Building Elevator Contract, The October 20, 1969 Trustees approved the recommendation that the firm of Kellogg & Kiefer be appointed Beverlee White from Counselor, Coun­ as the architects to study, design and seling Center, to Instructor, supervise construction of the Administration Counseling Center, effective Building elevator, Specific contractual October 20, 1969 agreements will be arranged between the State Building Division and the above- Change in Title of the Mathematics Pro­ named architectural firm. gram in Statistics, The Trustees approved a change in the title of the Mathematics Program Call for Special Meeting on 1970-71 in Statistics from Master of Arts in Math­ University Budget Requests. The Trustees ematics to Master of Science in Statistics. approved the recommendation that a Special Board of Trustees Meeting be held on Fri­ Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees day, October 24, 1969, at 3:30 p.m. in the accepted for the University the gifts and Board of Trustees Room of the University grants as contained in the Gifts and Grants Student Center to consider the 1970-71 Uni­ Report, The Secretary was directed to ack­ versity budget requests. nowledge and express appreciation to the don­ ors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. Report on Association of Governing Boards Meeting October 7 & 8, 1969. The Purchase of Property. The Trustees Trustees received a report from Trustees authorized the exercising of the option for Adams, Johnson, and Watterson on the meet­ purchase of the following parcel of land: ing of the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges held in Wash­ North one-half of Lot 26, Lot 27 and ington, D.C., October 7 & 8, 1969. South one-half of Lot 28, Block S, Plat of Kalamazoo Park, owned by Announcements. President James W, Miller Classis Kalamazoo of Christian will deliver the "State of the University" Reformed Church message on Thursday, October 30, 1969.

Approval of Bids for Health Center Student Self-Determination. Upon com­ Landscaping, The following bids were re­ pletion of the items listed on the agenda, ceived for additional landscaping at the the Chairman, noting the large number of University Health Center: students in attendance at the meeting, opened the session for discussion,

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The topic was student self-determin­ ation specifically as it relates to the University's policy regarding open visit­ SPECIAL MEETING ation in student housing units. Repre­ sentatives present from the Student Asso­ October 24, 1969 ciation discussed a proposal on open visitation which previously had been sent to the Student Services Council. A Special Meeting of the Western Mich­ After considerable general discussion, igan University Board of Trustees was held Vice Chairman Adams, speaking on behalf on October 24, 1969, in the Board of of the Board of Trustees, directed the Trustees Room of the University Student Vice President for Student Services to Center. do two things for the Trustees; first, to prepare and submit to the Board a The meeting was called to order at 3:38 report containing his appraisal of the p.m. by President James W. Miller, Chairman. visitation policy presently in effect, and secondly, his recommendations with Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Mrs. respect to the open visitation proposal Dalton, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow as approved by the Student Services Coun­ and Watterson. cil, and that these assignments be com­ pleted in time to place this matter on the Trustee absent: Dykema. November Agenda of the Board of Trustees. Also present were: Vice President Adjournment. The meeting was declared Seibert, Vice President Griffeth, Secre­ adjourned at 3:30 p.m. tary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Arthur O'Connor, Thomas E. Coyne, and William Respectfully submitted, Kowalski.

Confirmation of the call of the Special �'t.; 1' ex. �-H- Meeting. This meeting was called at the dir­ Peter R. Ellis, Secretary ection of the Board of Trustees in accordance with the action taken at the regular meeting of the Board held on October 17, 1969. Sec­ retary Ellis reported that all members of the Board of Trustees were sent written notice of this special meeting.

Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accepted and approved the agenda as presented for the meeting.

(Trustee Ludlow entered the meeting at this time.)

1970-71 Budget Requests. By roll call vote, the Trustees approved the operating bud­ get request as presented by the Administration and authorized the transmittal of same to the appropriate governmental agencies in Lansing. The following Trustees voted "Aye":

Fred W. Adams Robert D. Caine Dorothy U. Dalton Mildred L. Johnson Charles H. Ludlow

and the following Trustees voted "Nay":

Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. Philip N. Watterson

(The Trustees approved a short recess at this time. October 24, 1969 667 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

By roll call vote, the Trustees approved the Capital outlay budget request as presented REGULAR MEETING by the Administration and authorized the trans­ mittal of same to the appropriate governmental November 21, 1969 agencies in Lansing. The following Trustees voted "Aye": The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan Fred w. Adams University Board of Trustees was held on Nov­ Robert D. Caine ember 21, 1969, in the Board of Trustees Room Dorothy U. Dalton of the University Student Center. Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. Mildred L. Johnson The meeting was called to order at 1:35 Charles H. Ludlow p.m, by President James W. Miller, Chairman. Philip N. Watterson Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Mrs. and the following Trustees voted "Nay": Dalton, Dykema, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow and Watterson, None, Trustees absent: None. Adjournment, The meeting was declared adjourned at 6:55 p.m. Also present were: Vice President Seibert, Vice President Griffeth, Vice Pres­ Respectfully submitted, ident Coulter, Secretary Ellis, Treasurer Wetnight, Arthur O'Connor, Thomas E. Coyne, (P..t�, � r, I-� and Counsel Henry Ford, Jr. Peter R. Ellis, Secretary Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accepted and approved the Agenda as presented for the meeting.

'69 Annual Fund Report. Mr, Robert Bradshaw, Chairman of the '69 Annual Fund Drive, reported that dollar receipts, as of November 14, 1969, totaled $209,609.06 to- ward the goal of $250,000. These contri­ butions came from alumni, companies, found­ ations, organizations and friends of the Uni­ versity. The '69 Annual Fund Drive will termin­ ate on December 31, 1969.

Approval of the Minutes. The Minutes of the October 17, 1969, Regular Meeting and the October 24, 1969, Special Meeting were approved as circulated.

(Trustee Ludlow entered the meeting at this time.)

Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the following appointments, resig­ nations, retirement with emeritus status, and change in responsibility as presented in the Academic Personnel Report:

Appointments

Caryl P. Freeman, Assistant Pro­ fessor of Business Education, to April 1970, effective Jan­ uary 5, 1970 {One Semester Appointment) (Replacement)

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Reginald Gammon, Visiting Professor of Art, January 5, 1970 (One Appointment Semester Appointment, term­ inating April 1970) (New Mrs. Erika Zadins, Assistant Dir­ Position) ector of Registration, (A-III) effective November 25, 1969 Jonathan Paton, Lecturer in English, (Replacement) January 5, 1970 (Winter Sem­ ester and Spring Session only, Center for Educational Research. The terminating June 1970) (New Trustees approved the recommendation that a Position) Center for Educational Research be authorized within the.School of Education, effective Theodore L. Ploughman, Associate January 1, 1970. The Center would be an Professor of Educational agency of the School of Education, with a Leadership, effective Septem­ part-time director responsible directly to ber 1, 1970 (Replacement) the Dean.

John W. Renfrew, Adjunct Assistant Change in Nomenclature for the Instruct­ Professor of Psychology, Octo­ ional Units of the University. The Trustees ber 1, 1969 (Three Year Appoint­ approved the recommendation that the nomen­ ment) clature for the Instructional Units of the University be changed as indicated to become Harriet M. Schmid, Assistant Pro­ effective July 1, 1970: fessor of Occupational Therapy, ADMINI­ effective January 5, 1970 OLD NAME NEW NAME STRATOR (Replacement) School of Liberal College of Arts Reger C. Smith, Assistant Professor Arts & Sciences and Sciences Dean of Social Work, December 22, 1969 (New Position) School of Edu­ College of cation Education Dean Resignations School of Bus­ College of LeRoy J. Lebbin, Instructor in iness Business Dean Librarianship, effective April 18, 1969 School of Ap­ College of plied Arts and Applied Doris Ann Slack, Assistant Professor Sciences Sciences Dean of Occupational Therapy, effect­ ive December 20, 1969, to accept School of Gen­ College of Gen- position as Assistant Professor eral Studies eral Studies Dean in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in School of Grad­ The Graduate the College of Medicine of the uate Studies College Dean University of Cincinnati, Cin­ cinnati, Ohio The Honors The Honors College College Director Retirement with Emeritus Status School of Soc­ School of John G. Kemper, Professor of Art, ef­ ial Work Social Work Director fective June 30, 1970 with the title Professor Emeritus of Art Department of School of Li- Change in Responsibility Librarianship brarianship Director

Leo C. Stine, from Associate Dean, Honorary Degree. The Trustees approved School of Graduate Studies to the recommendation of the Honorary Degree Com­ Dean, Division of Continuing mittee to award an honorary degree at the Education, effective Jan­ December 20, 1969, Commencement as follows: uary 1, 1970 Edwin C. Berry Doctor of Laws (LL.D.) Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the following appointment as presented in the Non-Academic Personnel Report: November 21, 1969 669 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Authorization to Grant Degrees for WHEREAS, to provide the funds necessary December Commencement. The Trustees auth­ to pay costs incidental to the constructing, orized the President of the University to furnishing and equipping the project, includ­ confer degrees at the December 20, 1969, ing funds for a debt service reserve, the Board Commencement as recommended by the faculty of Control of Western Michigan University (also of the University. known as Western Michigan University Board of Trustees), deems it necessary and advisable to Gifts and Grants Report. The Trustees borrow the sum of Two Million One Hundred accepted for the University the gifts and Thousand {$2,100,000.00) Dollars, and in evi­ grants as contained in the Gifts and Grants dence thereof issue its negotiable bonds se­ Report. The Secretary was directed to ack­ cured by and payable out of fees collected nowledge and express appreciation to the each term from students attending the Univer­ donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. sity; and

Financing for Student Services Building. WHEREAS, the Board of Control of By roll call vote, the Trustees approved a Western Michigan University desires that resolution providing for the construction the holders of said bonds proposed to be and equipping of a Student Services Building; issued should have the maximum reasonable authorizing the issuance of bonds to pay the security for the payment of said bonds, and cost thereof secured by student fees; and the to that end there has been prepared and filed execution and delivery of a Trust Agreement with this Board a draft of Trust Agreement securing said bonds and providing for the specifying and containing the terms, conditions authentication and delivery of said bonds, and security for said bonds, and further con­ The following Trustees voted "Aye": tains the covenants, agreements and provisions necessary to provide adequate and proper se­ Fred W. Adams curity for said bonds and to provide for prompt Robert D. Caine payment of principal of and interest thereon Dorothy U. Dalton when due; and John R. Dykema Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. WHEREAS, the Board of Control of West­ Mildred L. Johnson ern Michigan University under the provisions Charles H. Ludlow of Section 6, Article VIII, of the Michigan Philip N. Watterson Constitution of 1963 has full power under its constitutional authority and supervision of the and the following Trustees voted "Nay": University and control and direction of expend­ itures from the University funds to acquire and None construct the project, to issue and sell said bonds, and pledge student fees for their payment; The resolution reads as follows: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE WHEREAS, in order to properly serve BOARD OF CONTROL OF WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY, the needs of students attending Western as follows: Michigan University it is necessary and advisable that a new student services build­ 1. That the Board of Control of West­ ing be constructed and equipped on the cam­ ern Michigan University, also known as Western pus of the University at Kalamazoo, Michigan; Michigan University Board of Trustees (herein­ said building to house offices for the var­ after referred to in this resolution as the ious student organizations, academic coun­ "Obligor"), does hereby determine it to be nec­ seling offices, offices for student finan­ essary and for the best interests of Western cial aid, student housing office, student Michigan University, its students and personnel, publication offices, and other offices deal­ to construct and equip the project in accordance ing with student affairs (all hereinafter with the plans and specifications therefor pre­ referred to in this resolution as·the "pro­ pared by Harley, Ellington, Cowin and Stirton, ject") and Inc., architects of Detroit, Michigan.

WHEREAS, the said project will be for 2. That the total estimated cost of the benefit and use of all students attend­ constructing and equipping the project, includ­ ing Western Michigan University; and ing payment of incidental expenses and finan- cing costs as specified in paragraph 4 of this WHEREAS, the estimated cost of said resolution, but not including the establishment project has been determined to be One Mil­ of the debt service reserve, which total esti­ lion Nine Hundred Twenty-five Thousand mated cost is One Million Nine Hundred Twenty-five ($1,925,000.00) Dollars; and Thousand ($1,925,000.00) Dollars is hereby November 21, 1969 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University approved and confirmed. Princieal Amount Due Date

3. That the estimated period of use­ $50,000 December 1, 1983 fulness of the project is determined to be 60,000 December 1, 1984 not less than forty (40) years. 60,000 December 1, 1985 4, That for the purpose of paying the 65,000 December 1, 1986 cost of constructing and equipping the project, 70,000 December 1, 1987 including payment of architectural, legal and 75,000 December 1, 1988 financing expenses, contingencies, and estab­ 80,000 December 1, 1989 lishing a debt service reserve for the bonds, there be borrowed the sum of Two Million One Hundred Thousand ($2,100,000.00) Dollars, Term Bonds, Series A and that in evidence thereof there be issued the bonds of the Obligor in the aggregate Principal Amount: $490,000.00 bearing inter­ principal sum of Two Million One Hundred est at 6,60% per annum, payable as hereinafter Thousand ($2,100,000.00) Dollars, which bonds provided, shall consist of 98 coupon bonds of are sometimes hereinafter referred to in this the denomination of $5,000.00 each, numbered resolution as the "bonds." 184 to 281, inclusive, as provided in the Trust Agreement hereinafter approved, said 5. That said bonds shall be desig- Term Bonds, Series A, to mature and become nated WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STUDENT payable on December 1, 1994. SERVICES BUILDING BONDS, the principal of and interest thereon to be payable solely out of Term Bonds, Series B the proceeds of the collection of fees charged each term to students attending Western Mich­ Principal Amount: $695,000,00, bearing interest igan University, and allocated and pledged at 6.70% per annum, payable as hereinafter pro­ to the payment thereof in accordance with vided, shall consist of 139 coupon bonds of the requirements, terms, conditions and cov­ the denomination of $5,000.00 each, numbered enants specified in the Trust Agreement filed 282 to 420, inclusive, as provided in the Trust with the Obligor and approved by this resolution. Agreement hereinafter approved, said Term Bonds, Series B, to mature and become payable on De­ 6, Said bonds shall be dated as of cember 1, 1998. December 1, 1969, and shall be issued in three series, as follows: Interest on all of said bonds shall become due and payable on June 1, 1970, and semi-annu­ Serial Bonds ally thereafter on December 1st and June 1st of each year, both principal and interest to be Principal Amount: $915,000,00 bearing in­ payable in lawful money of the United States terest at 6,50% per annum, payable as here­ of America at Ann Arbor Trust Company, Ann inafter provided, shall consist of 183 cou­ Arbor, Michigan, Trustee under the Trust Agree­ pon bonds of the denomination of $5,000.00 ment hereinafter approved, each, numbered 1 to 183, inclusive, as pro­ vided in the Trust Agreement hereinafter Outstanding bonds of this issue shall be approved, said Serial Bonds to mature and subject to redemption prior to maturity, as a become payable as follows: whole or in part, at the option of the Obligor, on any interest payment date on or after June 1, PrinciEal Amount Due Date 1980, at par and accrued interest to the date $20,000 December 1, 1970 fixed for redemption, plus premiums (expressed 25,000 December 1, 1971 in a percentage of par) in accordance with the 25,000 December 1, 1972 following schedule: 30,000 December 1, 1973 30,000 December 1, 1974 3% of the par value of each bond redeemed on or after June 1, 1980, but on or prior to 30,000 December 1, 1975 December 1, 1982; 35,000 December 1, 1976 2% of the par value of each bond redeemed 35,000 December 1, 1977 on or after June 1, 1983, but on or prior to 40,000 December 1, 1978 December 1, 1985; 40,000 December 1, 1979 1% of the par value of each bond redeemed on or after June 1, 1986, but on or prior to 45,000 December 1, 1980 December 1, 1988. 50,000 December 1, 1981 No premium shall be paid on bonds redeemed 50,000 December 1, 1982 on or after June 1, 1989.

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Where less than all the outstanding bonds are with the Obligor and hereinafter approved by to be redeemed, priority of such call shall this resolution. The amount of said Allocated be First, Term Bonds, Series A, by call by University Fees necessary to be set aside to lot; Second, Term Bonds, Series B, by call pay the principal of and interest on the bonds by lot; and Third, Serial Bonds, in inverse of this issue under the requirements therefor numerical order. specified in the Trust Agreement; the amount necessary to be set aside to meet the payments Twenty days notice of the call of any on certain other outstanding obligations of bonds for redemption shall be given by the University payable from University Fees, the Trustee under the Trust Agreement, here­ which obligations are of equal standing with in referred to, by publication in a newspaper the bonds authorized by this resolution; and of general circulation in the City of Detroit, the amounts necessary to be set aside to meet Michigan, and in case of registered bonds the payments on any additional obligations twenty days notice shall be given by mail to of equal standing, similarly secured by a the registered owner at the registered ad­ pledge and allocation of University Fees here­ dress. after issued within the limitations expressed in this resolution and in the Trust Agreement, 7. That the bonds shall be payable to shall be a first lien or charge on all of the bearer and transferable by delivery unless University Fees now or hereafter collected, and until the same shall have been registered for the benefit of the holders of such bonds by the holder thereof, or his attorney there­ or obligations. The term "University Fees" unto duly authorized, in writing, on books to as used herein shall mean and include the be kept for such purpose by the Trustee, total of general tuition and matriculation which registration shall be endorsed by the fees together with any and all special fees Trustee on the bond so registered. The prin­ to be collected as a part thereof, established cipal of any bond so registered shall there­ from time to time by the Obligor and collected after be payable only to the registered own­ from students attending Western Michigan Uni­ er thereof, and any payment so made shall versity at the time of registra.tion. be valid and effectual to satisfy and dis­ charge the liability upon such bond to the 9. That the right is reserved to issue extent of the sum or sums so paid: Provided, additional obligations for authorized purposes, However, that the registration of any bond secured by a specific pledge and allocation shall not in any way affect payment of inter­ of University Fees, having equal standing and est thereon or the negotiability of the in­ priority of lien or charge against all Uni­ terest coupons thereto attached, which shall versity Fees charged and collected: Provided, be payable to bearer in accordance with the However, that such obligations shall not be terms of and on presentation of said coupons. issued unless the total amount of said Univer­ Any bond so registered may be transferred on sity Fees actually collected for each of the the books of the Trustee by the registered two preceding complete fiscal years prior to owner thereof, or his attorney thereunto duly the issuance of said additional obligations, authorized, in writing, which transfer shall as shown by audit reports of the University be endorsed thereon by the Trustee, and any for said fiscal years, are equal to at least bond registered to bearer shall thereupon two hundred per cent (200%) of the maximum again become payable to bearer and transfer­ annual debt service requirements on all out­ able by delivery in the same manner as before standing bonds or other obligations, in- the registration thereof. cluding the bonds then to be issued, secured by pledges and allocations of said University 8. That said bonds shall be secured Fees. and payable out of fixed amounts of special student services fees charged and collected 10. That the Obligor covenants and each term from students attending Western agrees that it will at all times, as long Michigan University as a part of the total as the bonds of this issue and the interest student fees, and allocated and paid into thereon remain outstanding and unpaid, charge, the Debt Retirement Fund established for the establish, maintain and collect University payment of said bonds under the provisions of Fees (as that term is defined herein and in the Trust Agreement hereinafter approved the Trust Agreement), in an amount sufficient (defined in said Trust Agreement and herein­ to provide annually sums equal to at least after referred to in this resolution as two hundred percent (200%) of the maximum "Allocated University Fees"), in an amount future annual debt service requirements fully sufficient to retire said bonds and on all outstanding bonds or other obligations the interest thereon at maturity, in accord­ secured by pledges and allocations of said ance with the terms, covenants, conditions University Fees. and provisions of the Trust Agreement filed

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11. That the Trust Agreement between State of Michigan, the Obligor, or any member the Obligor and Ann Arbor Trust Company, of or officer of the Obligor, or any of their Ann Arbor, Michigan, as Trustee, governing successors, other than to pledge and allocate the terms, conditions, covenants, agreements University Fees in accordance with the con­ and provisions relative to the issuance and ditions, covenants and requirements therefor security of said bonds, and the expenditures as specified in this resolution and the Trust of the proceeds of sale thereof, duly filed Agreement. with Obligor, a copy of which is attached to this resolution and made a part hereof by 15. That all officers, agents, admin­ reference, is hereby approved, and the Presi­ istrative personnel, and employees of the dent of Western Michigan University, or Vice­ Obligor and the University are hereby auth­ President-Finance of the University and the orized and directed to do all acts and things Secretary of the Obligor be, and they are required of them by the provisions of the Trust hereby authorized, empowered and directed, in Agreement, and the full punctual and complete the name of or under the seal of this Obligor, performance of all the terms, covenants, pro­ to execute said Trust Agreement for and in visions and agreement contained and provided its behalf. Said Trust Agreement upon its therein, execution, as herein authorized, by said officers and Ann Arbor Trust Company, of 16. The bonds herein authorized, Ann Arbor, Michigan, as Trustee, shall be after their due execution as hereinbe- binding and effective in accordance with its fore provided, and after authentication terms and provisions, by the Trustee in the manner provided in the Trust Agreement, shall be delivered to 12. That said President of Western the purchaser thereof, the First of Michigan Michigan University, or said Vice-President­ Corporation of Detroit, Michigan, upon pay­ Finance, and the Secretary of the Obligor, ment of the purchase price therefor, in are hereby authorized, empowered and directed, accordance with their written commitment in the name of and under the seal of the Obli­ is hereby accepted and approved. gor, and as its corporate act and deed, to execute the bonds herein authorized in the 17. That Ann Arbor Trust Company, of manner to be prescribed in the aforementioned Ann Arbor, Michigan, be and hereby is appointed Trust Agreement, and to facilitate the same to act as Trustee under the Trust Agreement, are authorized to use their initials in lieu and said Trustee shall be entitled to such of their first names; and the coupons apper­ estates, powers, rights, authorities, benefits taining to said bonds shall be executed by the privileges, immunities and exemptions as are facsimile signature of said Vice-President­ set forth in the Trust Agreement, Finance of the University. Said officers are authorized to perform all acts and deeds and A complete copy of the Trust Agreement is on execute all instruments necessary, expedient file in the Secretary's office. and proper in connection with the borrowing of said Two Million One Hundred Thousand Amendments to University Travel Regula­ ($2,100,000.00) Dollars and the issuance tions. The Trustees approved the recommend­ and sale of the bonds, ation that the University Travel Regulations be amended to provide the following reim­ 13. That said officers be, and they bursement rates: are hereby authorized, empowered and directed, for and in the name of Obligor and as its Lodging Actual corporate act and deed, to make, consent to and agree to any change in the terms and Meals conditions of said Trust Agreement which they Breakfast $1.75 may deem necessary, expedient and proper, prior Lunch 2.25 to or at the time of the execution of said Dinner 5.00 Trust Agreement, but no such changes shall change the provisions therein for the amount Mileage - $.10 per mile to be borrowed, the rates of interest to be .06 per mile if a private paid thereon, the payments to be made to the car is used when a Trustee, or the security pledged, University car is avail­ able. 14. That said officers, either in said Trust Agreement or by the issuance of Purchase of Property. The Trustees auth­ the bonds, shall not pledge the credit of orized the exercising of the option for pur­ or create any liability on the part of the chase of the following parcel of land:

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South one-half of Lot 7 and Lot 8, 5. These policies to respect the rights Block 3, Woodlawn Park, owned by and privacy of all students shall Robert L, and Rheda J, Marvin. be supervised by:

Recommendation Re: Visitation Hours, a) Members of the councils, as well The Vice President for Student Services as the staff, in University presented his report and recommendations residence halls. relating to the visitation hours as re­ quested by the Board of Trustees at their b) Members of the executive committee October 17, 1969 meeting, It was moved and the housemothers in fraternity and supported that the report and recom­ and sorority houses, mendations be accepted. c) Householders in other off-campus By roll call vote, the Trustees approved supervised housing, an amendment to the previous motion, The following Trustees voted "Aye": 6, A student who violates open visitation policies and procedures is to be re­ Fred w. Adams ferred to the appropriate student Robert D. Caine discipline committee. Dorothy U. Dalton John R, Dykema By roll call vote, the Trustees accept- Mildred L. Johnson ed the report of the Vice President for Student Charles H. Ludlow Services pertaining to the current residence halls visitation policy and approved the and the following Trustees voted "Nay": recommendations, as amended, contained therein. The following Trustees voted "Aye": Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. Philip N, Watterson Fred W. Adams Robert D, Caine The amendment reads as follows: Dorothy U. Dalton John R. Dykema VISITATION REGULATIONS Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. Mildred L. Johnson Students living in University resi­ Charles H. Ludlow dence halls and in supervised off-campus Philip N. Watterson housing may have visitors of the other sex in their rooms at such hours between 3:00 p.m. and the following Trustees voted "Nay": to 11:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and from 12:00 noon to 1:00 a.m. Friday through None Sunday as each residence hall council or house shall determine, subject to the fol­ The recommendations are as follows: 1. That lowing rules: the seven day, twenty-four hour visitation proposal passed by the Student Services Coun­ 1, Each residence hall council or house cil on October 13, 1969, and supported by the shall develop and administer its open Student Senate and officers of the Student visitation program, subject to approv­ Association not be approved; 2. That the pre­ al by a majority of the residents, sent policy be revised to provide a greater and, in a fraternity or sorority choice of days and hours for visitation. If chapter house, by the chapter advis­ Freshmen residence halls are established in ers, and, in other off-campus super­ the future, it is recommended that the present vised housing, by the householder, policy be effective in those halls; and, 3. That all students of Junior level or higher 2. A guest of the opposite sex shall be be permitted to live in housing of their own accompanied by his or her hostess or choosing. host from and to the public reception area o A complete copy of the report is on file in the Secretary's office, 3. A guest may visit only rooms to which specifically invited and only in the Amendment to the Code of Student Life. company of his or her hostess or host, The Trustees approved an amendment to the Code of Student Life, Section IV, B. 1., as follows 4. All regularly assigned occupants of (amended portion shown in capital letters): the room shall agree to the visit.

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B. 1, ANY JUNIOR, SENIOR OR GRADUATE STUDENT AND any student twenty-one REGULAR MEETING years of age on or before the last day of the school December 19, 1969 year ending with the close of the winter semester, re­ gardless of classification, The Regul�r Meeting of the Western may reside in housing of Michigan University Board of Trustees was his choice during that held on December 19, 1969, in the Board academic year provided he of Trustees Room of the University Student properly reports his place Center. of residence with the University and that he The meeting was called to order at does not violate a hous­ 1:46 p.m. by President James W. Miller, ing contract to do so. Chairman. Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Report on New Visitation Policy. The Mrs. Dalton, Dykema, Mrs. Johnson, Trustees directed the Vice President for Ludlow and Watterson. Student Services to report to the Board of Trustees regarding the success of this Trustee absent: Dr. Franks. approved modification in the visitation policy and to provide a comprehensive Also present were Vice President appraisal of all other aspects of the Seibert, Vice President Griffeth, Vice visitation program at the September, 1970, President Coulter, Secretary Ellis, Regular Board Meeting. Treasurer Wetnight, Thomas E. Coyne and Counsel Henry Ford, Jr. Adjournment. The meeting was de­ clared adjourned at 3:40 p.m. Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trust­ ees accepted and approved the Agenda as Respectfully submitted, presented for the meeting.

Approval of the Minutes. The Minutes of the November 21, 1969, Regular Meeting Peter R. Ellis, Secretary were approved as circulated.

Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the following appoint­ ments, resignation, retirement with emer­ itus status and change in title as pre­ sented in the Academic Personnel Report.

Appointments

Richard P. Atwell, Media Pro­ ducer, Department of Broad­ casting, effective Decem­ ber 22, 1969 (Replacement)

John Anthony Randoll Blacking, Professor of Anthropology, effective January 5, 1970

Phyllis Gregory, Instructor, Department of Humanities, effective January 3, 1970 (One Semester Appointment) (Replacement)

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Thomas G, Overmire, Adjunct John P. Rummel, Assistant Dir­ Professor of Biology, ector of Records, effect­ effective November 1, 1969 ive January 14, 1970, (Three Year Appointment) to accept position in Public Relations with Kenneth L. Pothoven, Instructor, another company. Department of Mathematics, effective January S, 1970 (One Semester Appointment) Changes in the School of Education. The (New Position) Trustees approved the following changes in the School of Education, effective July 1, Robert E, Taylor, Instructor, 1970: Department of Management, effective January 5, 1970 Sub-divide the present Department of (One Semester Appointment) Teacher Education into two Departments: (New Position) Department of Elementary Education and Department of Secondary Education. Lambert Ray VanderKooi, Assoc­ iate Professor, Department Rename the present Psycho-Educational of Engineering and Technology, Clinic as the Reading Center and Clinic, effective January S, 1970 (New Appointment) Rename the present Office for Directed Teaching as the Center for Directed Resignation Teaching.

Helle Ajango, Instructor in German, Amendments to the Faculty Constitution. effective January 4, 1970 The Trustees approved the amendments to the Faculty Constitution as previously approved Retirement with Emeritus Status by the Faculty, These amendments pertain to Article VII, Sections 1 and S of the Albert B. Becker, Professor of Faculty Constitution and delete all refer­ Speech, effective April 18, ences to the Student Services Council within 1970, with the title that Article. Professor Emeritus of Speech Division of Instructional Communications. Change in Title The Trustees approved the recommendation that the Broadcasting Department, presently report­ Neil Schoenhals, from Acting Dir­ ing to the Dean of the School of General ector of Educational Resources Studies, and the Audiovisual Center report­ Center, to Director of Edu­ ing to the Director of Academic Services, be cational Resources Center, merged into one Division of Instructional effective January 1, 1970 Communications effective January 1, 1970.

Non-Academic Personnel Report. The The Trustees also approved the recommend­ Trustees approved the following resignations ation naming Dr. Charles Woodliff as Director as presented in the Non-Academic Personnel and Mr. Carl B. Snow as Associate Director, Report, The Director of this Division will report to the Director for Academic Services. Resignations Statement on Student Academic Rights, Richard T. Huggard, Testing Policies and Procedures. The Trustees Services, effective approved the Statement on Student Academic January 23, 1970, to Rights: Policies and Procedures and that accept position in the effective date for the implementation High School Guidance of these policies and procedures be not and Counseling Depart­ later than September 1, 1970, or at the ment, Okemos High School time of appointment of the ombudsman should that be an earlier date. A complete copy of the Statement is on file in the Sec­ retary's office.

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Changes in and Amendment to University Policies and the Faculty. The Trustees approved the changes in and amendment to the University Policies and the Faculty as presented, A complete copy of the revised policies is on file in the Sec­ retary's office,

Gifts and Grants Report. The Trust­ ees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gifts and Grants Report. The Secretary was direct­ ed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees.

Designation of Names for Buildings. The Trustees approved the following names for the new Physical Sciences Building and the former Health Services Building:

The office tower of the new Physical Sciences building to be designated the John P. Everett Hall.

The instructional wing of the new Physical Sciences Building to be designated the Paul Rood Hall.

The former Health Services Build­ ing on the East Campus to be designated the Speech and Hear­ ing Center.

Adjournment. The meeting was declared ajourned at 2:55 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Peter R. Ellis, Secretary

December 19, 1969 677 APPENDIX A HONORARY DEGREES AND AWARDS

Commencement April 19, 1969

WILLIAM GRAWN MILLIKEN Doctor of Laws

William Grawn Milliken, Governor of Michigan, you have during your service in government ever directed your talent and energy to the benefit of your fellow man and our State. You have established high standards for yourself and you have provided an example for emulation by those who engage in politics at the local and state level.

As a State Senator you early displayed the qualities which earned you the honor of majority floor leader during your second term. It was this quality of leadership together with your youthfulness of enthusiasm and maturity of judgment which led your party to select you as its candidate for Lieutenant Governor which this year resulted in your accession to the Governorship.

In you we see the epitome of prudence as opposed to emotionalism. You have mastered the art of a soft answer at times when lesser men might resort to wrath. You temper firmness with a gentle manner and you leaven opposition and constructive criticism with objectivity and friendliness.

In recognition of these qualities and your accomplishments, Western Michigan University Board of Trustees is pleased to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws with all the rights and privileges pertaining thereto.

JOSEPH HENRY EVANS Doctor of Humanities

Joseph Henry Evans, secretary of the United Church of Christ, you are the exemplification of consideration, kindness and service to your fellow men. At frequent sacrifice to your own interests, you have given assistance to others which directed them to a more useful life and made easier their conditions.

Your beneficial contributions to your community, to minority groups, to juveniles, to the poor and the sick, to newcomers in your community mark you as a man who thinks of others before self.

With compassion you have viewed the less fortunate and with optimism you have taken note of the problems of your city. Your time, talents and energy have been always available to improve the standing of both.

Your accomplishments have brought credit to yourself and this has been reflected on your alma mater, Western Michigan University.

In recognition of your life of service, Western Michigan University Board of Trustees is pleased to confer upon you Joseph Henry Evans the honorary degree of Doctor of Humanities with all the rights and privileges pertaining thereto. JACK LUIN HOUGH Doctor of Science

Jack Luin Hough, geologist, teacher and researcher, you stand as a source of knowledge and good counsel to generations of young people interested in pursuing careers in oceanography, your particular area of expertise. Your kindly direction and encouragement have, in many instances, been the de­ termining factors in the development of today's leaders in your field of science.

As a boy, a youth and a college student you showed great interest in Lake Michigan along whose shores you were born and played. From your knowledge of this Great Lake, which you present in your book, "Geology of the Great Lakes," you have made valuable suggestions for the preservation of one of our great natural resources.

As an oceanographer you have aided state and federal governments in addition to making valuable contributions to academe. You have an understanding of human qualities and human frailties. You have ever sought to bring out the best in the young people fortunate to have contact with you. Their work in geology, oceanography and conservation is a tribute to you and will mean continuing benefits to the people of our state and our nation.

Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, in recognition of your extraordinary accomplishments, is pleased to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Science with all the rights and privileges pertaining thereto.

Connnencement August 15, 1969

THOMAS T. LLOYD "Distinguished Service Award"

Thomas T. Lloyd, your interest in the young people of our state and in Western Michigan University is a source of satisfaction to those engaged in educational programs and to all who are interested in seeing that each young person has the opportunity to develop his full potential as a useful, compassionate citizen who will strive to aid his fellow men.

Through your efforts a cooperative program was initiated at Western Michigan University. This program allows young people in applied engineering; par­ ticularly in foundry, metallurgy and related metal casting areas to be a part of industry while continuing their hizher education.

Your generous contributions of time, energy and talent have brought sig­ nificant support to the University. This support has been of vital im­ portance to the continual upgrading of the University programs.

In recognition of your loyalty to the University and with deep appreciation for your support, Western Michigan University proudly presents to you its Distinguished Service Award. Commencement December 20, 1969

EDWIN C, BERRY Doctor of Laws

Edwin C. Berry, as a writer, teacher, consultant and humanitarian, you have contributed greatly to programs aimed at solving urban problems and pro­ viding advantages for the disadvantaged. Your enlightened understanding and your exemplification of the principle of equality for all people have earned for you wide respect among your fellow men. Those who know you best, the citizens of areas you are serving and which you have served, have expressed this admiration through the many civic honors and awards you have been accorded. As executive director of the Chicago Urban League you have added a new and brighter dimension to programs designed to assist the less fortunate. The work you are doing will bear fruit long after present generations have passed.

Upon you, Edwin C. Berry, in recognition of your numerous a�d enlightened contributions to the well being of mankind, particularly in the field of race relations, Western Michigan University is pleased to confer the honor­ ary degree of Doctor of Laws with all the rights and privileges pertaining thereto. APPENDIX B DEGREES GRANTED APRIL 19, 1969

SPECIALIST IN ARTS

Huston, Susan Sanda Parsons, Michael

SPECIALIST IN EDUCATION

Billings, Rolland Bopp, Virgil Wesley Sturm, Kenneth E. Goens, Bert Douglas

MASTER OF ARTS

Akhdar, Farouk M. H. Fiester, Thomas Lewis Malinowski, Francis John Al-Gassim, Mohamed Abdulaziz Fifolt, Harry D. Matthews, William Martin Anderson, Sally Jeanne Fite, Ronald F. McCabe, John Joseph Arman, Harold Duane Flinn, Joseph Patrick McCoy, Edward Fitzgerald

Baker, Roberta Lynn Frederick, Theodore Corman, III McEachern, Florence Lucile Banish, Lawrence Gabehart, Susanne Nelson McKenzie, Nancy Sue Barber, Thomas s. Gainder, Dale Edwin McLelland, Avril E. M. Bartz, Richard H. George, Constance Marie Merrell, Clifford L.

Beal, Catherine Anne Gowell, Richard Carl Merrow, William J. Beickman, Joseph M. Grassmid, Donnamarie VanderKooi Miller, Joanne Philipps Billeaudeau, Lionel Ray Hahn, Lawrence J. Miller, Sandra Elizabeth Bohms, A. Eric Hall, Shirley Oshana Moessner, Kathryn Christine

Bonner, Robert James Havira, Barbara Speas Morley, Albert A. Borr, Roger Hale Helliesen, George G. Nederhoed, Ronald Brookins, Joyce Ann Hennessey, Joseph J. Nelson, Timothy Stewart Bryan, Clifford Eli Hitchingham, Walter C. Newhouse, Robert Carl

Budzynski, Agnes K. Holthof, Mary Ann Nielsen, Chris D. Buehler, Richard David Horn, David E. Olendorf, William Dean Bullis, Bruce R. Hunter, RoseMary Olmedo-Acuna, Jaime Burton, Caryl Ann Johnson, Donald J. Osman, Jane Woodby

Bush, Mary Ann Johnson, John Edward Paradise, Samuel Francis Calderwood, Janice M. Jones, Judith A. Perlman, Lorraine N. Callahan, Orel Duane Karpanty, Diane Marie Quaife, Clarence E. Carey, Helen Diane Katilius, Aldana Susan Radee, Doris Marie

Carlson, Sandra Ann Kelly, John Patrick Rakoczy, John Case, Kenneth L. King, Juliana H. Rakow, Paul E. Chen, Jing Shyong Kirk, Wyatt Douglas Richmond, Marilyn A. Clement, John Stuart Kistler, Louise M. Riddick, John Frederick

Cordes, William E. Knight, Brent Malcolm Rigterink, Nancy Crane, John Hudson, Jr. Koets, Jay Walter Rorabacher, Mary Ann Crocoll, Karen L. Kopec, Kathryn Diane Rouse, Larry Douglas D'Amico, Frank Samuel Kristen, Sandra Jeanne Ryskewecz, Peter Francis DeLong, Donald Louis Kucera, Bette J. Schanzenbacher, George

Diget, David Kenneth Labby, Grace Luella Schnau, Marwin Richard Douglas, Christopher Ladwein, Jacqueline Gayle Schram, Barbara Jean Edmonds, Carole Lou Lofthouse, Murray Harold Schrier, Michael Douglas Elston, M. Janette Longhini, Henry Dennis Schwandt, David Rood Elzinga, Thomas James Madden, Jeanette M. Scott, Donald Lee Seabolt, Allen Carlyle Swope, Richard Lamar Wellington, William M. Shunneson, James Marvin Tappan, Myrtle Wenz, Friedrich Volker Smith, Gerald H. Thomas, Bruce Alton Whitaker, Frank M. Stahlhut, Karen Rita Tomas, Anton Wiederhorn, Larry Standage, William L. Underwood, Marian T. Williams, Elizabeth Anne

Staten, Marjorie Mary Van Zoeren, Joan Carol Winter, Leslie Dale Stewart, Timothy Edgar Waber, Cheryl Anne Yordy, Wilma Jean Stroshein, Barbara Wacker, John Guy Zarbock, Joan Wilson Swanson, Laura M. Walker, Arthur James Zimmerlee, Dorothy M. Swartley, Constance Warners, Judith Mae Zull, John Wesley Weiss, Josephine A.

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Achterhof, Tyse Lawton, Donald Sheldon Renaud, Fredric John Barkel, Laverne Lyon, Geoffrey Dale Ross, Robert King Calkins, Charles Edward Malott, Thomas J. Schalon, David F. Carter, Michael Roy Matthews, Leslie G. Seymour, Roger Frederick

Casler, Robert Ronald McLeod, Donald Neil Sisak, Nicholas Michael Caughey, Carl William Mitchell, Alfred Stapp, Larry Gordon Everett, Dennis Martin Mount, David Edward Terry, Alfred Sumner, Jr. Gall, David G. Nederveld, Ronald Merle Warren, David Robert Goetchius, Earl Seibert Wood, Bruce E.

MASTER OF MUSIC

Andrizzi, Patricia M.

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Yunghans, Charles Eugene

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN LIBRARIANSHIP

Bliley, Kaylene Diane Eck, Robert Farrell LeMaster, Charles R., Jr. Brownlow, Frances Leffler Hanna, Mary Ann Norris, Carolyn Joyce Buckner, Michael John Huang, Christopher Radtke, Eugene Richard Coon, Judith Arlene Hull, Barbara A. Van Peenan, Melicent Seyfest Lacey, Susan

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Abbott, Judith Kay Arehart, W. Michael Bannigan, Ellen Louise Acker, Dennis Frank Armstead, Linda Marie Barbee, Chiquita Elmore Adair, Katherine Lee Arnold, Susan Inglis Barbo, Donald A. Adams, David Alan Asp, Elizabeth Ann Barlow, George M.

Adams, Marilyn Sue Athy, Carol Ann Bashore, Gary Guy Allen, Evelyn Jo-Anne Aupperle, Kenneth E. Bastianse, Linda Sue Allison, Steven R. Baisch, Sandra L. Beaton, Agnes A. Anderson, Catherine Mary Baker, Alan Robert Bechler, Linda Tory

Anderson, Cynthia Baker, Diana R. Bedford, Donna M. Andrakowicz, Marian Baker, Jean Marie Behnke, Karl King Archer, Colleen Sue Balbach, Carol Esther Bell, James A. (Awarded Archey, Irene Ann Banish, Daralene Rae posthumously) Bennett, Joanne Helen Coffey, David John Fitzpatrick, Terence M. Berg, Lois Ann Cohn, Henry Allen Flynn, Nancy Marie Berggren, Robert Herman Colburn, Margaret Fabinski Fockler, Janine Elyse Berlin, Barbara Joan Colligan, John Patrick Folsom, Sue Ann Rose

Beyer, Dawn Elaine Collins, Margaret Ann Foss, Carol Elaine Blackman, Gordon Alan Conrad, Douglas Irving Fox, Joanne Marie Blanchard, Gracia Lou Conrad, Laura L. Francisco, Lilah Joan Blasi, Linda Lou Cook, Daniel Edmund Frazier, Sandra Ford Boegli, L. Elizabeth Coole, Roland Wayne Freshour, Jayne Ellen Boersma, Mary Patricia Cooper, Mark A. Fretz, Gregory E. Bohlim, Cheryl Christine Copeland, Michael Alan Gaertner, Sharon Louise Bolhuis, Steven Robert Copp, Diane Carol Gardner, Sharon Lee Bendell, James Alan Corra, Peter Leslie Gargol, Catherine F.

Boys, Jonathan E. Cosarelli, Judy A. Garrett, Beverly Jane Bozarth, Sharyn Louise Craven, Robert A. Garvie, James W. Brail, Maxwell Earl, II Craven, Marilyn Kay Gates, Kenneth Ray Brand, Virginia Sue Cripps, Jeanine Marie Gatherum, Robert Joseph Brant, Suzanne Louise Crites, Richard C, Geraghty, Robert Clarke Brashier, Nancy Ann Curry, Marcia Lynne Germain, Albert Paul Brenner, Yvonne A. Curtiss, Karen Ann Glenn, Robert Alan Bronkema, Sally Jean Custer, David L. Godfrey, Lane Suzanne Bronstad, Pattie M. Cyrkiel, Carol Ann Goelling, Brigitte Charlotte Broome, Brenda Lou Daly, Cathleen Mary Goff, David Edgar Brosey, Mary H, Dam, Judith Diane Goldberger, Kim Harvey Brown, Carol Suzanne Davis, Stephen Thomas Goodwin, Janet Carol Brown, Charles Hawkins Decker, Carla Jean Gorman, Patricia Diane Brown, Jane Elizabeth Deering, Geraldine Louise Graf, Priscilla Elaine Brown, Judy Marie Di Giulio, John R. Gray, Karla Marie

Bubser, Reinhold K. Dillard, Michael Philip Gray, Robyn Jan Buchanan, Jack W. Dinolfo, Matteo Green, Fitz D, Budzyn, James Edward Dmetroshko, Alexis Agnes Green, Sharyl Ann Burdick, Colleen Ann Doll, Theresa Marie Griesser, Pamela M. Burns, Karen Marie Drake, Christie Collins Griffen, John W., Jr.

Burtzloff, Vickey Louise Draugalis, Peter A. Grossbeck, Mary Pamela Carbonare, Marilyn C. Durkin, Michael Joseph Guenther, Suann Kay Carlson, Linda Anne Dygert, Ruth Ann Gust, James Frederic Carlson, Stephen Clyde Dykhuis, Nancy Jane Guth, Mary Lou Carney, Dianne Rose Easton, Linda Kay Hagel, Susan Louise

Carson, Roberta L. Edmonds, Lynne Martin Hake, Karla Jean Carter, Joy Marie Effinger, Theresa J. Hall, Cora Ann Caruso, Phyllis Marie Egizi, Theresa M, Hall, Gale Louise Case, Thomas Stanton Ehlers, Linda Jean Hamel, Arthur Robert Casper, Dolores Jane Elick, Lois Jean Hamilton, Sue Ann Catterlin, Karen Rose Elsner, Laura Leah Hamm, Brewster Conrad Cavender, Dianne Sue Endres, David Bruce Hampshire, Suzen Jane Champion, Kathleen Vereah Engle, Charles Bryce Randell, Carolyn L. Chapman, Ruth Ann Ettenberg, Peter Lewis Hanlon, Linda Ann Cheng, Leung Evans, Janet Mary Hannon, Betty Rae

Chicos, Pamela Falconer, Bruce C. Hanson, Patricia Childs, Christie Anna Feller, Mary Louise Hartsema, Patricia Anne Clayton, Sandra Lea Ferrari, Alberts. Haskett, Anne Closson, Sue Ora Ferrett, Sharon Kay Hauxwell, Ronald Earl Clubb, John Ross, II Fifelski, Pauline Kay Hawkins, Richmond J. Haworth, Julie Ann Koprowski, Joyce McDaniel, Georgia Carrol Hayashikawa, Joan R. Kriekaard, Phillip Larry McGrath, Mary Noreen Hazzard, Linda Jane Krol, Roger Anthony McKenna, Marilyn Anne Heflinger, June Marlene Krueger, Connie Kay McNally, Rosemary Ann

Held, Harvey Kucera, Thomas Edward Merritt, Douglas L. Hellenga, David Allan Kucinski, Linda Carol Miars, Kenneth James Helms, Ronald F. Kuhtz, Mary Lee Miles, John Landless Henderson, Susan E. Kunkler, Becky S, Milett, Norman J.

Hendricks, David Randall Kurten, Kathleen Mary Miller, Jill Lynne Hendricks, Virginia May Kurtz, Kathy Eileen Miller, Maureen F. Herbert, Michael H. Lamprey, Diane Mary Miller, Nancy Ann Herbert, Susan Alice Langlais, Patricia Louise Miller, Susan Jane Herman, Mary Ann Langworthy, Judith Ann Mills, Marcia Harriet

Hesling, Christine Ann Larson, Stephen James Mills, Roberta Hickey, James Paul, Jr. Laurenovics, Warner F. Miner, Diane Eileen Hickman, Dennis Patrick Law, Gail Marie Mist, Mary Catherine Hill, Hollis Ann Leavitt, Janet Montry, Sharon Hodge, Michael Leeds, Patricia J. Moody, Elouise Delain

Hoffman, Carol Beth Lees, Jari H. Moore, Judith Ann Holloway, Amy Lou Lemcke, Kathleen M. Moore, Pamela Ann Hoots, Karen Lynn Lempicki, Antoinette L. Moore, Prudence Jean Hoskins, Mary Ellen LeRoy, Susan Claudia Morehouse, Barbara J. Houck, David Grant Levin, Judith Ellen Morris, Karen Sue

Hughes, Judith K. Lewis, Allen J. Mroczkowski, Phillip E. Humphrey, Cynthia Lewis, Joyce Ilene Mueller, Shirley Arnette Hunt, Patricia Ann Lewis, Mary Ellen Mulder, Allen Martin, Jr. Irwin, Janet Marie Lezotte, Dennis Charles Muroga, Taro Jackson, Catherine Lhota, Suzanne B. Murray, Maridale

Jackson, Jill Anne Licht, Priscilla Emerson Musselman, Kenneth Jack Janke, Paula Jeanne Liles, Dianne Margaret Nancarrow, Diane Jaquillard, Judy Maattala, Michael Everett Neal, Carol Virginia Johns, Antoinette Frances Macioszczyk, Cheryl Ann Neal, William Dennis Johnson, Candace Anne Macklin, Patricia Lynn Neamen, Lilah Jean

Johnson, Coleen Ellen Matlick, Gretchen Estelle Nemeth, Ronald Bruce Johnson, Marilynn Norma Maertens, Ann Marie Nichols, Robert E. Johnson, Susan Diane Maifert, Steven Carl Nidy, Margaret Lown Johnson, Susan Lucille Majerle, Timothy Paul Nielsen, Thomas Olaf Jones, Larry Bradford Majewski, Sofia Nilson, Jean Ann

Jorgensen, Louise Ann Mallon, Kathleen Agnes Norland, Nancy Louise Kahler, Margo Ann Marble, Mildred Marie Nulf, Susan Carole Keith, Donald E. Markworth, Robert Francis Nutter, Patrick Alan Kells, Martha Adelia Marshall, Dorothy Jane Ogden, Nancy Ann Kendall, Elaine Farrow Martin, Kathleen A. O'Hara, Michael A.

Kenefick, Patricia Lee Martin, Marjorie Doris Ohaver, Bonnie Jean Kenney, Gail Ann Martin, Patricia Rose O'Hearn, Margaret Mary Kern, Susan Ann Marzolf, Charlotte A. Olds, Sandra Kay Kikstra, Peggy Matthews, Linda Kay Otwell, Carol Anne Kirkland, Shelly Anne May, Michele Elysa Palmer, David Ralph

Kissinger, Mary Frances Mazique, Jeanne Parkinson, Kaye Rose Klein, Nancy Carol McBratnie, Hugh C. Pawlowski, Janice Diane Klomparens, Kathleen Ann McClain, Juanita Kay Penzien, Bethany Ann Knudstrup, Deborah McClernan, David Edward Perry, Janis Susan Konopnick, Mary Katherine McCormack, Mary Jane Perry, Mary Lynn Peters, Terry Leroy Sanderlin, Larry Lee Streight, Gaila E. Peterson, Earl LeRoy Sanders, Nancy Lee Stromstra, Eric Ronald Peterson, Sue Sharon Savocchio, Patricia Joan Stubbs, Carol Ann Pfeuffer, Nancy Ruth Scalabrino, Frances Stuckey, Jill Kay

Pfundt, David John Schmitt, Linda Ann Studier, Susan Lee Picucci, David A. Schneider, Janet Lynn Stutsman, Charles M. Pietsch, Paulette M. Schneider, Sharon Louise Sutherland, Donald Peter Pike, Francis E. Sears, Nata Lynn Swanson, Esther Kathleen Pilaar, John Selfe, H. Douglas Tall, Ernest J. Piotrowski, Connie Marie Selles, Helen Marie Tanner, Penna L. Poggenburg, Mary Anne Seyfried, Susan Kay Taylor, Jo Ann Pomper, Maureen Mary Shaffer, Van Steven Ten Kley, Arlin Peter Poppen, Joyce L. Shaw, Douglas Michael Teske, Anne Luise Potter, Mary Margaret Shirley, Patti Sue Thatcher, Lynne Elaine Poutinen, Jeff E. Shively, Roger D. Thompson, Linda Marie Pranger, Leslie Michele Shook, Diane Louise Thompson, Paula Jean Prichard, Anna Belle Siehl, Ellen Rae Thorson, Gayle Diane Price, Herman Lewis Sila, Susan Marie Thurston, Judith Ann Pueschel, Elizabeth Ann Simmons, Janet Anne Tiefenthal, Beth Ann Pump, Susan Mary Simmons, Janet Louise Todd, Catherine Anna Purdon, Richard Arnold Simpson, Barbara Todd, Patricia Ann Putnam, April Marie Singleton, Steven P. Toering, Shirley Pikkaart Quilliam, Patricia Ann Skulnick, Janet Gail Tomlinson, Christina Soulias Quinn, Christine Joyce Skuza, Thomas James Trembley, James J. Quinn, Matthew C. Smalley, June Ellyn Trochio, Katherine Frances Redford, Vicki Lynne Smith, Connie Jeanne Trout, Christie Jo Anne Raleigh, Theresa M. Smith, Dennis Dean Turnacliff, Candace J. Rathke, Janice Elaine Smith, Donald Ray Tuttle, Gail W.

Rawson, Rodney Edwin Smith, Kathryn A. Uhan, Dennis L. Rawson, Susan Aeleen Smith, Kay Ann Utter, Carol Marie Raymond, Gay E. Smith, Larry Edward Van Bree, Gretta Redman, Gerald Lyle Smith,. Martha Jane Vander Beek, Roger Allan Redner, Sue Ellen Smith, Mary Ann Vander Haar, Ruth Ann

Reed, Donna Lucile Smith, Mildred Mary Vander Roest, Nancy Gaye Reminga, Lois J. Smith, Randall Jay Vandervest, Kenneth L. Rice, Robert Peter Smith, Suzanne Elizabeth Vande Vrede, Judith Ann Richards, Charlotte Snowden, Patricia Van Loo, Sandra Kay Richey, Rosemary Deone Snyder, Allen Robert Van Wieren, Elaine Ruth

Ritsema, Sarah Anne Sovereign, Darlene B. Veneberg, Sandra Lynn Robinette, Barbara Rae Sowulewski, Ann Marie Venettis, James C. Robinson, Patricia Ann Sparks, Lynne Roberta Verschoof, David John Rodesiler, Jane Ann Spear, Christine Elaine Vigants, Daina Roettger, Karen Kay Spehar, Barbara Jean Vogel, Robert C. Ronan, Barbara Cassel Stabb, Charles O'Malley Wade, Charles L. Rooks, Larry Wayne Standing, Linda Jane Wahmhoff, Rita R. Rude, Elaine S. Steendam, Dennis Howard Wales, Elaine K. Rummel, Kathleen M. Steger, William Erl Walewski, Kathleen Ann Rummler, James Eugene Stellingworth, Mary Susan Walker, Elizabeth Jo Anne Rushford, Charlene Ann Steudle, Roger Alan Walker, Jerome T. Rutherford, Elma E. Stokoe, Mary Gene Walker, Marcene Kay Ruthrauff, Edith Ann Stoll, Grace Ann Walko, Kathleen Anne St. Aubin, Marianne J. Stolliker, Barbara Jean Wallace, Calvin G. Sammons, Evelyn Diane Stone, Thomas Charles Waller, Roderick Allen Walsh, Christine Ann Wheeler, Virginia Lee Wilson, Tamara Kay Walshleger, Cheryl Ann Wickstra, Charlene Renee Wing, Thomas G, Walworth, Lynn Marie Widdup, Douglas Charles Winters, John Arthur Wambach, Mary Ann Widell, Nancy L. Wise, Doreen E. Watson, Robert Walter Wielhouwer, Ginnie Sue Witucki, Judith Ann

Weinert, Wanda Kay Wilhelm, William Rick Woods, Jeanne Ann Welch, Arthur Glenn Williams, Carolyn Ruth Wright, Danee K. Wells, Pamela Kristin Williams, Joan M, Wycoff, Charles E. Welsh, Judith Ann Williams, Linda Sue Zaske, Arthur Edward Wenzel, Carol Ann Williams, Suzanne Gaye Zaske, Mary Beth Werger, Joanne Willson, Francile P. Zawadski, Cheryl Ann

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Anzur, Stephen David Detweiler, Francis M., Jr. Hills, Craig Arthur Atha, Edwin Barry De Young, Russell George Hoelsema, Peter Robert Baird, Thomas Allen Donihue, David Lee Honsberger, Dean Kirk Balcezak, Richard Lee Dorgan, Duane A, Hoover, Jerry David Ballew, Michael David Duffy, Paul E, Howley, David Joseph

Bargiel, Joseph Francis Durava, Robert Arthur Hrab, Ardith Kay Barnett, Charles Neil Durren, Jon Huff, Gary D. Barratt, John Carl Ebright, Ronald Lee Hynes, Daniel L. Bauman, Lester Ellsworth, Carol Jean Johnson, Stuart Henry Belknap, Edward Roland Elwell, David Lee Johnson, Thomas L.

Benedict, James Andrew Enunons, Guy W. Johnston, Thomas Hull Bengtson, Richard A, Engelhart, Neil Alan Justus, Michael David Bingham, Roger D. Fasmer, Hendrik Jan Kassen, La ura Birr, William Arthur Fayad, John Mark Knapp, Duane E, Bishop, Douglas Richard Freebury, Thomas J. Krowles, James Gavin, Jr.

Boissonneault, Gerald M, Fulgenzi, John Bruce Krauz, Philip A. Brail, Maxwell Earl, II Furber, David B. LaBeau, Michael Warren Bremer, Susan Rae Furukawa, Sylvia Michiko Langston, Patricia Ann Brown, R. Philip Gantt, Ruth Yvonne Lanni, James Edward Bryant, Helen Burns Geeting, Daniel C. Larson, Dennis Keith

Buehrle, Mark Fredric Gerwin, Jack Charles, Jr. Laskowski, Fredric C. Burger, Dennis J. Gifford, William Jay Lavendar, John Howard Bush, Laverne Jack Gildea, Mary Faye Le Bor, David William Bush, William Lee Gorbutt, Kurt W, Levin, Robert Jay Butcher, Keith Robert Goyert, James Chalmers Lintz, William Alfred

Butera, Dennis J. Graham, David Carl Lokar, Gary John Campbell, Joel Michael Grooters, David Allan Mack, Carl Anthony Carlson, Gail Kathleen Guitar, Nicholas Ronald Mac Lean, Charles Douglas Carter, David A. Gulbis, Paul Maher, Gary Martin Castonguay, David Hall, Christopher Bernard Mahoney, Daniel J,

Christenson, Kenneth Robert Hall, Ted Royce Manz, Frederick Gerald Clark, John H. Hamilton, D. Kirk Marosz, Thomas Charles Clark, Michael R. Hardy, Ashton Brent Mazurek, Leon Francis Crosby, Jerry G. Hart, Gary Neal McGoldrick, Edward T, Cullen, James A. G, Hart, Patrick R. McGuire, Patrick Henry

Davidson, Carol Lynn Haskins, Richard F, McIntosh, John Joseph Davis, Ralph Lee Hauch, Leonard McLin, James Curtis Davis, Ronald Robert Hawkins, Thomas F, McNett, Carl Robert De Haan, Terry Jay Heimke, Howard Herbert McQuade, Richard Edward Delecki, Walter Joseph Hildreth, Jim Dean Messinger, James F,, Jr. Metzger, Michael Dennis Ricca, Richard F. Taft, Dennis Milton Michael, Steven Lee Richards, David John Tallarico, Trudene Marie Miles, Raymond Allen Rienecke, Robert Drew Tape, Kurt W. Miller, Don Harvey Ross, John William Thompson, Bruce A. Miller, Gordon D. Rumsey, Charles Frank Tokarski, Lawrence Edward

Miller, Larry David Trask, Donald Edward Moody, Daniel James Sayles, David Paul Trieloff, John Joseph Moore, Thomas A., Jr. Scheel, David F. Turkot, Alan David Mordy, Kent Ward Schmitigal, Eugene Frank Van Rooy, Stephen James Morvan, Thomas Keith Schneckloth, Ronald Lloyd Viguers, E. Bruce (Awarded Nolan, Charles Thomas, III Scholtes, Edward Paul posthumously) Novy, Douglas Schowalter, John David Vishnia, Thomas D. Orris, James Charles Schrock, Thomas Michael Visser, Ruth Ann Osborn, Scott Lynn Shenefield, Michael Ernest Waichum, David L. O 1 Toole, Gary Allen Sherock, Lois Edith Wanagat, Thomas Paddock, Theodore A., II Sia, Gloria M. F. Wanagat, Walter E. Pallas, Robert Merrill Smith, David Michael Wedell, Gerald Dennis Peterson, Gerald Lee Snyder, Glow E., Jr. Welch, Thomas Ray Phillip, Peter Gordon Spieles, Thomas Charles Winford, Robert Gene Pletcher, Ronald M. Spindlow, Gary L. Winston, R. Grant Qualls, Rudy Brock Storteboom, Rodger Alan Wojcik, Carl Walter Quigley, Thomas Brian Streeter, Paul Winthrop Wolfe, Bruce Edward Rasmussen, Jeffrey Lynn Stults, Brian James Wolffis, Irwin L. Rauch, William Emmet Sturtevant, William Thomson Youells, Richard Dean Reed, Gary L. Stusick, Walter Conrad Zarate, Ramon A. Renbarger, Richard Lee, Jr. Szych, Edward Zech, Douglas Allen

BACHELOR OF MUSIC

Ball, Wendy Lynn Hill, Michael Carl Rugani, Mary T. Bernier, Luana June Kamel, Carol Jo Rybinsky, Janice Marie DePue, James William Klein, Gerald Erwin Scovel, Mary A. Cramer, La Cinda L. Mills, Dale G. Stencel, Sister Katherine Marie Dyk, Gerald Henry Morris, John Peter Weeks, Thomas Lee Near, Mary Ann

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Adkins, Karen Louise Beatty, Janet Carmella Bisacky, Paulette Margaret Aleksynas, Roseann Marie Bechtel, Roberta Marie Bissenden, Sylvia Anne Allers, Joyce Grace Beck, Thomas Charles Blackman, Elaine Judith Ambro, Michael J., Jr. Beehr, Richard A. Blair, Ida Charlene

Anderson, Mary Lynne Belcher, Louise Ann Block, Christa Elizabeth Aris, William Peter Belding, Trudis C. Boase, Daniel R. Arlington, Annette Marie Bennett, Calvin Roger Bobb, Robert John, Jr. Arnett, Marilyn S. Bennett, Judith Anne Bodmer, Bruce W. Azimi Pour, Jaleh Bahavar Benson, Carol Jean Boice, Donna Louise Baas, Thomas Clare Benson, Charles Sammy Bone, Gerald William Balla, Eugene Berg, Phillip Brian Bormann, Steven Herbert Ballard, Jane Alice Beyer, Richard Jon Bortle, Sandra Lee

Barnes, Victoria Joy Beyst, Elnajean Bos, James Alan Barneveld, Russell Louis Biefeld, Mary Helen Bos, Larry Allen Barton, Kathleen M. Bird, Sharon Dawn Bosker, John Klaas Beaker, Robert James Birkenberger, William E. Bostrom, Charles Frank Bowling, Marshall E. Cosgrove, Harvey Alec Esch, Karen Jean Boyer, Donald Roger Courtney, Quinnith Nancy Eschenburg, Pamela Mae Brandyberry, Clyde Lee Cromas, Joseph c. Espy, Roberta Sue Breen, Danny L. Cross, Leslie Catherine Evans, Yvonne Carol

Brenner, Philip Joseph Cross, Richard Marston Fabish, Jane Therese Brewer, James Fenley Cuhran, Robert John Faling, Janet A. Briney, Linda Jean Curran, Priscilla Ann Fee, Kathleen Anne Brink, Mary Bess Curry, John R. Fiala, George Michael

Brinkert, Jerry James Cuyler, Cathleen Clare Finan, Sharon Ann Britt, Beverly Kaye Czarnomski, Robert H. Fisher, Anne Gregg Britten, John Warren Daly, James A., Jr. Flath, Donna Ruth Brooks, David John Damaske, Dania Sue Fleming, James E. Broutman, Nancy Lou Daniels, Cheryl Lynn Fletcher, Toni Kay

Brower, Mary L. Darling, Eugene Lester Fortier, Linda Marie Brown, Dean Thomas Dalal, Chinu S. Foster, Jack James Brown, Diane Marie Dose, Sue Ellen Fox, James Nelson Brown, Kenneth Leland Davenport, Frederic K. Fox, Susan Kay Bruck, Sharon Lee Davies, Darrell T. Franchino, Phyllis Jean

Bruining, Robert Keith Davis, Nancy Sue Francisco, Joan J. Brunelle, Joseph Anthony, Jr. Davis, Patricia Louise Frankiewicz, Marcia Jean Bruttell, Louise Marie Dawson, James Paul Freehling, Elaine N. Brys, Walter Albert De Cort, Wayne R. Frieling, Susan Ann Buchan, David Greig Denard, Eddie James Fry, Carlton Ford

Buck, Marjorie Lucille Dew, Frances Ann Fry, Daniel George Bulmon, Sally S. DeYoung, Nicholas B. Furst, Shirley Ann Burk, Keith Eugene Diekema, Betty Jean Furstenan, Charles Edward Burns, Jean Mary Diem, Kathleen Cheryl Fuss, Joyce Ann Burnside, Kenneth Ted Dillon, Karen L. Gallagher, Beverly Jean

Bush, James Cooper DiLoreto, Joanne M. Galigan, Carol Lynn Butcher, Ronald Kirk Dilts, Penelope Anne Gambin, Sharon Ann Campbell, Elizabeth Anne Dinehart, Robert Alan Garrels, Judith Annette Carlson, William Bernard Dionne, William R. Gegznas, Linda Anne Carpenter, Carol Dix, Charles Edward Gelderloos, Glenn Jerald

Carrigan, Leslie Ann Dixon, Jon Michael German, Kenneth L. Carroll, Jeanne Ellen Doak, Lorraine A. Gibeau, Edward Carter, Nancy Jean Dobson, Jeffrey Louis, Giza, Peter Case, Richard Bruce (Awarded posthumously) Glossop, David Karl Champion, Susan Kay Dontje, Marcia Ann Glupker, Ellen Rae

Chaprnka, Robert James Dorian, Sandra Lee Goff, Marilyn I. Cheever, Jack Henry Douglas, Joan Margaret Goldwood, Jon Michael Chrenka, Allan Peter Douglas, Raymond Dell Goldsworthy, Karen Lee Christensen, Merry E. Drasin, Rose C. Gonick, Frances Marie Christopher, Robert Sims Draves, Barbara Ann Gordon, Douglas James

Ciolek, Susan Marie Drier, Barbara Gorman, Rosanne Ciosek, Richard Dale Dual, Peter Alfred Gottschalk, William Joseph Clement, Robert A. Eckhardt, Dennis Charles Grabinski, Thomas E. Cloud, Carol Ann Edie, Louis N., Jr. Graham, Keith Robert Collins, Bernadette Marie Edmondson, Janet May Grant, Beverly Sue

Collins, Mary Jo Eich, Robert William Green, Charles Lee Comerford, Patrick L. Ellis, Katherine Taliaferro Griffin, Linda Vivian Conklin, Richard D., Jr. Engle, Jerry Martin Guglielmo, Daniel James Conrad, Stephen P. Erickson, Kurt Edward Gunther, Howard Steven Cordrey, Georgia Gene Ertle, Virgil Warren Haas, Richard c. Hackett, Colleen Lucille Internicola, Michael James, Jr. Kurz, Matthew O. Haines, Carolyn Perry Ireland, Lynn Kuzmin, Michael Frederick Halgren, Thomas Lee Iverson, Karen Lee Ladley, Judith Ann Hall, Lynne Vorce Izzard, Darrell A. Ladzick, Barbara

Hall, Robert F. Jaques, Dennis Earl Lamphere, Lincoln David Halper, Charles W. Jenkins, Sharon Lee LaPoint, Dennis R. Hamilton, Neil Trevor Jerome, Kenneth Larson, Paula D. Handler, Sandra Jeschke, Richard D. Lasowski, Judith Ann

Hansen, Gary Lee Johansen, Allen H. Laws, Charlotte Elma Hansen, Robert Louis Johnson, Marian Louise Lawson, Frances Julia Happel, James R. Johnson, Marilyn Whittle Leach, Gary Dean Harley, Charles Richard, II Johnson, Michael Edward Leatherwood, Larry Lee Hartman, Connie Rae Jones, Martin Craig Leazenby, Karlyn Ann

Hartman, Neil Arthur Juba, Richard Lee Ledbetter, Sandra Kay Hartwig, Vera M. Justian, David Rodger Lehman, Lucille R. Harvell, Dahl L. Kalinosky, Paul E. Lemon, Joseph Edward Hasty, Janet Dorothea Kamara, Florence Barindu Leyh, Elizabeth Ann Haupt, Gary Lee Kandel, Avi Saul Lillie, Robert Averill, II

Hauslein, Betsey Ann Kanter, Alan Lee Lim, Cheng-Gwee (Daisy) Haven, Herman L. Keenan, Michael Francis Lintz, Ronald M. Havis, Kathryn Lee Kelly, Leanne Little, Linda Heer, Robert C. Kemp, Jane Elizabeth Livingstone, Coby L. Hegener, Martha Marie Kempany, James Clayton Locey, Linda Freeman

Hendershot, M. Ronn Kerr, Peggy Wolfe Lockman, John Charles, Jr. Hendrickson, Diane Arleen Keyzer, Sharon Kay Logue, Blake Barton Henry, Shirley Rose Kiefer, F. Barry Lopatkiewicz, James W. Herman, Denise M. Kiernan, Patricia A. Loscalzo, James John Hernacki, David M. Kimmel, Jeffrey Lossing, Nancy Alice

Hickman, Judith Ann King, Susan Dee Loughmiller, Randie L. Hickok, Barbara Clay Kingsford, Mary Jane Lovett, Paul A. Hillary, Daniel Arthur Kish, Suzanne Marie Luke, Charles Stewart Himmel, Eugene Frank Kissell, Charles Fowler Lurtsema, Thomas Lee Hoge, Barbara Lynn Kissell, Mary Katherine Lyle, Linda Sue

Roble, Gene R. Klammer, Jill Elaine Lynott, David G. Hollen, Brian Robert Klapproth, Paul J., III Maalesh, Musa A. Holley, Daniel C. W. Kline, Judy Ellen Mac Intyre, Barbara Holm, James Paul Knetsch, Joe Macklem, Walter Clare, Jr. Holmes, JoAnn Helen McCrea, Rosemary Elaine MacLaren, Marcia J.

Hook, Marilyn L. Knott, JoAnn Louise MacPhee, Larry Don Horn, Mary Louise Koenig, Jerald W. Macutchan, Marcia Kay Hotchkiss, Lyle Edward Kolberg, Karen Kay Madigan, Thomas c. Hotovy, Sharon L. Kooyman, Harry Maginnis, Paul Tobin, Jr. Houck, Michael Charles Korhorn, Terry D. Mainstone, Larry Eugene

House, David George Kosowski, Christine Almose Maiorano, Louis Dominic Howe, Charles H., III Kosowski, Kenneth Ralph Mallett, John Craig Hudson, David Lee Kothe, Robert J. Mallinson, Robert Christian, Jr. Hudson, Suzette Lee Kozlik, Barbara F. Mancevich, Katherine Helen Hudy, William Krause, Pamela Sue Mancewecz, Marilyn Jean

Hunmel, Bruce Allen Kroha, Lawrence Anthony, Jr. Marker, Carl Douglas Hutchinson, Suzanne M. Kroupa, Robert James Martin, Linda Lou Hyslop, Garry Ronald Kohlman, Daniel LeRoy Martin, Shirley May Ingles, Kent L. Lukscar, Sherri Elizabeth Martinson, Jerry Bruce Ingram, Carol Nelle Kunkle, William Carl Maton, Richard C. Matthews, Paula Michele Nyman, Maryann Gray Rossow, James L. May, Delores Jean Oberdzinski, Anthony Charles Roth, Ryanne L. Mazur, Ann Marie O'Brien, Jane Ann Rubel, Marcia Marie Mazurek, Wesley John Olmstead, Adelia Jane Rubel, Paul L.

Mccann, David Olmstead, Sara J. Rumple, Thomas M. McGaghie, William Craig O'Meara, Sharon Ann Russell, Donna Jean McHenry, Joan Marie Orth, Jettye Rae Rust, Sheila Diane McIntyre, Janice Linda Othquist, Robert R. Rustenholtz, Arnold E., II

McKay, Sheryl Ann Outman, Sharon Marie Ryan, Thomas Ray Mechalik, Raymond Leo Overway, Jane Lee Rydell, Peter Booker Meersman, Thomas Albert Pacific, Gloria M. Rzad, Maureen Lee Mehney, Edward Robert Papi, Constance Marie Sabo, Harry James Meier, Kathryn Marie Parker, Jerry Douglas Saelzler, Frances Dolores

Meneghini, Joseph A. Pate, Yvonne Gwendolyn Sage, Harmon Neal Mengel, Claudia Jean Patten, Joy Sue Sampanes, Athanasia Marina Merkle, Cynthia Jean Pefley, Karen Ann Sarkozy, Sally Jane Merriman, Clare Joel Peltz, Cynthia Louise Sartore, John Peter, III Meyer, Dianne L. Penney, Richard Sautter, Nancy Jeanne

Meyer, Edith Claire Percy, Richard N., Jr. Scantlin, Barbara Penny Michailo, Mary Margaret Perkins, David William Schafer, Dennis Herbert Mildworm, Marshall S. Peters, Rodney Dean Schell, Karen Louise Miller, Clayton William Peterson, Linda Ann Schmidt, Richard Leonard Miller, Mervin LeVon Pettit, Jon Garner Schreuder, Craig

Miller, Walter Earl Philip, Bruno B. Schrock, Alta May Miner, James Robert Phillips, James Belden Schubeck, Kathryn Elizabeth Molter, Linda Lee Pigeon, Edward Schubeck, Nicholas P., Jr. Moon, Janice Christine Pilaar, Carolyn M. Schuldt, Marilyn Louise Moore, Joan Linda Pionke, Ruth M. Schultheis, Patrick James

Morrow, Michele Ann Pletz, Steven Hillier Schuyler, Carole Marie Mrochek, David Alan Plotecher, Gary Robert Schwartz, Douglas Carl Muhanmad, Abdullah Wali Pluff, Thomas Hayden Shafer, Cheryl C. Mull, Linda Kay Popoola, Christopher Shaffer, Mary Jacquelyn Mullenix, Suzanne Elaine Posthumus, Jean P. Sheridan, Kathleen Helen

Mundy, Patricia Lois Poulter, Lee Carol Shikoski, Thomas I. Myers, Valeria Eloise Pratt, David Ecmnett Shurtz, Barbara Galloup Naftel, Bruce William Prusinski, Thomas Robert Sickets, Judith Kaye Naser, William Albert Pugh, Richard John Simmons, Larry Arthur Nelson, Carol Anne Pukk, Rein Singleton, Lenore E.

Nelson, Cheryl Lynn Pung, Marguerite H. Sliske, Chester Nelson, Darlene Esther Purcell, Russell William Smith, Dianne Lee Nelson, John Joseph Pyryt, Raymond Smith, Judy Lynne Nelson, Marilynn Ann Hagen, Sandra Kay Smith, Marilyn Critton Nelson, Sally Margaret Ramaut, Nadine A. Smith, Pamela Kristin

Nemrava, Roger Lee Rankens, Linnay Ann Smith, Sherman Neterer, Jean Irene Reed, Keith W. Smithson, John Richard Neusbaum, Sherry Lee Reis, Kenneth Joseph Smits, Jan Lee Nicholas, Nancy Ruth Reitsma, Charles Thomas Speese, Walter William Nichols, Jacqueline Jane Remp, Gayle Kathryn Spencer, Suzanne L.

Nichols, Patrick James Rettke, Steven R. Spiro, Steven Harry Nickerson, Sandra R. Rhoades, Bruce Craig Spoelstra, Douglas Lee Nies, Brian Jon Roberts, Kent Charles Sprang, Nadine Ann Nolan, Mary Jane Rogers, James Edson Stadler, Derek Willis Null, Susan Joanne Rose, Kathleen Elaine Stager, Cathy Barbara Standish, Richard Daniel Travnix, Nancy Jean Westerville, Paul Lawrence Stanley, Bonnie Jean Trueblood, Suzanne Kay Weston, Paula J. Stanley, Keith Raybert Tucker, Barbara Jean Whittaker, James Edward Steffens, Albert Raymond, Jr. Tucker, Jackie Alan Wierenga, Earl Donald, Jr. Stephens, Barbara Lea Turek, Michael A. Wilber, Vann Harold

Stewart, Dan E. Turner, Addie J. Wilcox, Diana B. Stillman, James William, Jr. Turner, Nura Kathe Wilke, James John Stock, Ronald James Vander Sluis, Merle W. Wilkins, Timothy John Stothers, Kenneth H. Vander Wege, Eleanor Jean Willi, Gary Albert Strong, Carylin Ruth Van Eck, Nancy Lynn Williama, Christine Ruth

Stuckey, Marilyn Ann Van Himberger, Virginia Willmarth, Nancy Sutherland, Donald Maurice Van Stelle, Karen Lynn Wilson, Eric S. Suveges, Michael John Variale, Anthony Wilson, Patricia Ann Swanson, Larry Dean Vick, James Edward Wilson, Paul Edward Swenson, Pamela J. Visser, James Allen Wilson, Suzanne Kay

Swiderski, Josephine Ann Wabeke, Thomas Lee Wingeier, Jo Ann Szyslowski, Patrick C. Wagner, Henry K., II Wires, Lawrence David Taber, John P. Wahlberg, John Peter Wirth, Carol Jean Taylor, William Henry, Jr. Wahn, Harvey L., Jr. Witteveen, Bettina Laine Tennant, Gary Grant Wappes, Steven Alan Wolfe, Sandra Kay

Ter Haar, Nancy Kaye Ward, Brenda Joyce Wood, Alice Lynne Terrill, Rodney E. Ward, Robert Sheldon Wood, Thensia Johnson Thatcher, Robert Minor Warren, Cheryl Ann Worfel, William F. Thiel, Martha Margaret Waterman, Michael W. Wylie, Jacqueline Lee Thomas, David A. Watson, Carol Jean Yock, Joseph Powell, Jr. Thompson, Deanna Jane Weatherhead, Catherine J. Zanecki, Bernice F. Thompson, JoAnn Webber, Diane Carol Zava, Denise Marsha Tichvon, Barbara Weick, Joan Katherine Zawacki, Kenneth Edward Tillman, Minnie T. Weinert, David A. Ziegler, Paul William Tisch, Leona Marie Welch, James Clifford Zill, Gail Marie Tolhuizen, James Henry Welsh, James John, Jr. Zubke, Norma Jean

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING (IND.)

Ball, Steven J. Cyr, Thomas G. Holman, Philmore O. Broman, Lawrence John Gast, Lee Walter, Jr. Trevett, David Warren DEGREES GRANTED AUGUST 15, 1969

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION

Wickert, Jack John

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Parsons, Jack Lee Van Koevering, Thomas Earl

SPECIALIST IN ARTS

Rigterink, James Mack

SPECIALIST IN EDUCATION

Johnson, Vernon Junior Sellers, Robert Bruce Sumner, William Henry Livingston, Ira, C,, Jr, Shaw, Wayne Lynn Theodore, Elmer Harry

MASTER OF ARTS

Achtyes, Daniel Gene Beehler, Barbara Ann Brophy, Garold James Adamov, Vera N. Belstner, Donald F. Brown, Deborah Davis Adams, Natalie Hilding Benedict, Thomas Eugene Brown, Jean L. Alderton, Ronald James Bennett, Suzanne Brown, Wallace Alan Alfaro, Manuel Rios Berry, David Joe Browne, Neil Nichols

Allot, Mary S. Bibbins, Victor Eugene Brunkhart, Donald E. Ampey, Catherine Laverne Bilkey, Richard Brian Buck, William Louis Andersen, Walter Kenneth Bilot, Robert Anthony Burkle, Stanley John Anderson, Byron Henry Bishop, Craig Arthur Burns, Francis Roy Anderson, Dana Lou Carder Bitante, David Peter Burton, Sister Gordon Mary

Archer, Gordon G. Blaha, Jean Ann Bush, Dennis Loren Arlt, Ronald Adrian Bohlin, James Austin Bushouse, Stanley R. Arvidson, Joanne Rae Bonner, G. Lynn Butler, Bonnie Blue Askin, Hazel Lorraine Booker, Alex, Jr. Calkins, Nancy Ellenorah Austin, Jaynette Hornbeck Boos, Judith Ann Calnin, Kathlyn Sue

Badra, Marie Bourdas, Nancy Lee Cannizzaro, Charles A. Balow, Marcia Lynn Bowes, Teresa Marion Cargill, Arlene Marie Baker, William Bowles, Leila R. Carlson, Terry L. Bangs, Keith Hanley Boyce, David Allan Carman, Darlene Mavis Bargwell, H. Theodore Boyce, Robert Warner Carothers, Roger Lewis

Barkley, Grant Michael Boyd, Morna Glancy Carroll, Timothy Brien Barnes, Michelle Renee Boyer, Beverly Adkins Carter, Calvin Arthur Baron, Frances De Roos Boyer, Linda Cooper Casey, Robert Spelman Baron, George Earl Boylan, James Edward Cerva, John Steven Barr, Esther M, Brady, William Patrick Chapman, James Arthur

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Ezidore, Leslie Marie Helgesen, Ann King, AnnaMary Ellison Fair, Corinne May Hemme, David Joel King, James C. Fatto, Freda M. Henderson, Donald James Kitchel, Sharon Elizabeth Felcoski, John Anthony Hendricks, Thomas E. Klein, M. Diane Ficht, Mary Annette Hensel, Bonnie Sherrianne Klein, Ronald Harold

Filbrandt, Donna Marie Hess, Alvin J. Kless, Jacqueline G. Fisk, Virginia Lee Hess, Guy Ervin Klomparens, Wayne Jay Flanary, Bruce McClain Herulin, Adele Pohl Klute, Arthur Grant Fletcher, Betty Jean Heywood, Jo Ann Knapp, Marie Annette Folkert, Dorothy Mae Highfield, Terry Clifford Knapp, Patricia Paulette Root

Foondle, James Adrian Hinman, Jeffrey J. Koenig, Cynthia Forehand, Wayland Craig, Jr. Hodgson, James Russell Krakowski, Edward Franklin Forrester, Patricia Flora Hoekstra, Lois Carr Kreiter, Mary Elizabeth Forsberg, George L. Hoffman, Stephen Paul Krenek, Peggy Jean Fortenbacher, Michael Holladay, Marilyn J. Kubicki, Dale Laurence

Foupht, Linda Sage Holmes, Donna Rae Kuhn, Caroline Elizabeth Fournier, Douglas Frank Houseman, Lorraine Jean Kuieck, Thomas John Fox, Lawrence J. Houseman, Patricia Ann Kunkle, Rita Jane Frank, Blanche Schneiderman Hovda, Richard L. Kuse, Kathryn Ann Frankford, Allard Hoy, Wanda Jean Laaksonen, Albert W.

Franzen, Ronald James Hsu, Tiao-Tiao LaMarre, Shirley Marie Freeman, William Alfred Huff, Cheryl Jane Lamkin, Keith Willard Freestone, Richard W. Hughes, Marilyn Joan Lattin, Kathleen Jane Frey, Donald Dawson Hyde, Sandra Louise Laughlin, Larry Lyle Friesl, Anthony Joseph, Jr. Hyers, Albert Don LePert, Judith Ann Lettinga, James W. Morris, Steven Andrew Quillman, Robert Dee Lewis, Olga Verna Moser, Helen M. Radke, Charles Dean Lewis, Trudee Marie Mubenga, Parcal Diedel'Ho Rafferty, Jack Nolan Liebold, Klaus Ernst Mulder, Dennis Henry Rajkovich, Richard Peter Lindenberg, Janet Louise Murphy, Ellen M. Randolph, Leo Glenn

Liszewski, Judith Ann Murphy, Judith M. Reahm, Douglas E. Litwiller, Richard R. Murray, John R., III Reece, John Lester Lombard, Abbie Gale Nagy, Charles Andrew Reynolds, Bonnie Merit, Jr. Landrigan, Paul J. Nakahara, Eleanor Toshiko Reynolds, Ila Louisa Love, Ivan Wilbur Nedell, Robin Yvonne Rice, Carol Lynn

Lowden, Mary Lou Neir, Charles Rick, Eileen Frances Lutes, Dennis Lee Nelson, Anne Adams Ridolfi, Augustine Louis Lutz, Lawrence Duane Nelson, Hazel L. Rischar, Robert William Lyon, Joyce Jean Nemechek, James Irving Ritsema, Clarence John MacDonald, Christine Nenadic, JoAnn Gibson Ritter, James Murray

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Maher, Patrick John Noffsinger, Esther Joy Ronzone, Michael Mariage, Carol Kathleen Nofziger, Mona May Rooks, Ward Stafford Marsh, Lee Herbert Noller, James E. Roth, Wayne Carroll Matheson, David Lee Nordquist, Lowell Eugene Roti Roti, Donald May, Marianne Nydegger, Laurence Edward Rottschafer, Connie Lea

McBeth, M. Dean Oosterhouse, Bruce E. Rowe, Karen Kay McBride, William Wilson, Jr. Opria, Brian Michael Royer, Robert James McCabe, Joan Orr, JoAnn Marie Rudd, Jean Carroll Mccarn, Joan Ortiz, Tony F. Rutherford, Harley Huff McCauley, Rosemary Oswalt, Elizabeth Haenisch Rutledge, Daniel Patrick

McCullough, Eleanor Mae Overweg, Mannes G. Rynbrand, Paul Alan McElwain, Mary Ellen Oxender, Glenn Samuel Sabourin, Robert L. McFall, Richard Lee Ozolins, Delmar A. Salerno, Douglas McGavin, Daniel John Paasche, Janet L. Sandell, Robert Walter, Jr. McLean, Patricia Packard, Robert George Schamel, Irmingard Margarete

McMahon, Dennis Owen Painter, Randall R. Scheerhorn, Dale L. McMahon, George L. Pandle, Donna Marie Schmidtke, Julian L. McNally, William Anthony Park, Chan Kook Schreiber, Alice Gene Mearkle, Stephen R. Parrish, Donald Schreuder, Betty Jane Merchant, Whabiz D, Peabody, Hildred Louise Scott, Helen Sigrid

Merriman, Nancy Jo Pearson, Dennis Jerome Scott, John Norman Meyer, Margie Lynne Pelham, John Ronald Seaman, Ruth M. Meyer, William Bernard Pena, Herald H. Sewards, Geraldine Verna Middlebush, C. Wesley Perkins, Sandra Lynn Shawl, Barbara Elizabeth Miedema, Florence G. Persons, Cristine Lossing Shears, Joyce A.

Mielke, Joyce Mae Peterson, Kathrin Rosa Shields, William G. Mikkelson, Robert James Peterson, Marjorie Coneybeare Shiflet, Norton Russell Miller, David Eugene Petrella, Daniel Jack Shikoski, Nyla Dawn Miller, Elizabeth Ann Pfetzing, Van Shoulders, Pamela Ann Miller, James Francis Pinkerton, Robert Peter Shriver, Jack Lowell

Miller, Karen Jean Plymale, Thomas Joseph Silavs, Dorothea Sue Miller, William McPherson, Jr. Pollard, William John Silk, Jeanne P. Mills, Michael Marshall Popoola, Christopher Oja Ajibade Simonton, Carol Gillespie Mills, Stanley A. Pore, Judith Lynn Siwik, Joan Schau Mist, Peter C.K. Porjosh, Mohannned Toher Slade, David Nathaniel

Mochizuki, June S. Pratt, Susan Marie Slade, Fred E. Moessner, Barbara Jean Prestidge, Lewis D. Slovack, Sally Leslie Moomaw, Rita J. Price, Berthold Michael Sluyter, David John Moore, John Carter Prudden, Mary Laura Louise Smiley, James Edmond Moore, Joy Pryor, Janet I. Smiley, William Harold Smit, Sidney Thomas, Caldonia Meeks Wedel, Sally Louise Smith, Carroll Dean Thomas, Jeanne Weibel, Timothy J. Smith, Ernestine Harrell Thompson, Allan Robert Wellman, George Robert Smith, Hazel S. Thompson, Howard Warren Wenzel, Richard Earl Smith, James Wortham Thompson, Randolph Charles Weslock, Larry M.

Smith, Roseborough, Jr. Tichenor, James Larry Wesorick, David D. Smyrnios, Nickolias George Tillotson, Mary Rita Westrate, Dorothy Beth Snyder, Janet A. Hermann Tompkins, Karen Lee Westrate, Larry Jay Soellner, Walter Rudolf Townsend, Jeannine Marion Westrate, Thomas William Soli, Janet A. Townsend, Mary Edna Weurding, Jerome Louis

Sorenson, Davis L. Truehaft, Thomas Roy Wickner, Robert Charles Specht, Thomas Ralph, Jr. Truesdell, William H. Wilbur, Michael Paul Spoelman, Theodore Ubbink, Milton Richard Wilcox, Andrew Duane Spratt, Thomas Henry Usborne, Phyllis L. Wildfong, Frederic B. Springer, James Russell Valentine, Clark McCray Wildfong, Lisa Ann

Squire, Gregg Roland Van Andel, Renn C. Williams, David Kent Stradelmann, Thomas Michael Van Belkum, Louis William Williams, David Ralph Stampfly, Susan M. Van Denend, Hillebrand Conrad Wilson, Jane Marie Stanfill, Kenneth D. Van Dyke, Ronald Lee Wirschem, Charles J. Starr, G. Daviss Van Dyke, William Gerald Wise, Harold J.

Stern, Sander Van Westrienen, Donna Rudness Wisniewski, Lillian Sarepta Stewart, Crystal Mary Vanden Berg, Marcia Ellen Wolcott, Harold F. Stockman, Franklin Elmer, Jr. Van Der Puy, Cornelius John Wolting, Elden John Struble, Joanne B. Vander Veen, Gloria Jean Woodard, Wallace Stanley, Sr. Stutesman, James L. Vanderwell, Russell C. Worth, John Keith

Stutz, Martin Louis Vellenga, Marie Jean Wozniak, Douglas Raymond Sullivan, Frances Rae Ver Hoef, Lucille Mae Wright, Jesse William Surratt, Sharon Louise Vincent, J. Richard Wyse, Mary Patricia Swanwick, Dennis William Visser, Jayne Ellen Yakes, Daniel Swartz, Bernard C. Volkers, Ronald Yao, Shi Bing

Symannek, Brigitte Von Moltke, Catherine Yin, Khin M. Tangeman, Gretchen Wagner, Ronald Edward Young, James Bruce Terdal, J. Edward Ward, Robert N. Zack, Donna Jean Terpstra, Charles Lee Watkins, James Edmund Zehnder, Julianne Terwilliger, John Landis Webb, Katharine Zoodsma, Carolyn Joyce Zuelke, Spencer Dean

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Asta, Theresa Marie Goulding, Eugene B., Jr. Rivers, Richard Allen Austrins, Girts K. Grube, Robert Corwin Rock, Robert Lewis Boldt, Ben Isadore, Jr. Guy, Robert A. Rothfuchs, James A. Boot, John Alan Haines, Martin Paul Rumble, Roger Alan Boughner, Robert E. Hudson, Modean Rysenga, Paul Dana

Boyden, Thomas Wood Jackson, Esau, Jr. Saksefski, Ann Elizabeth Boyer, Robert Victor Koestner, R. David Schwartz, Alan Richard Buckley, Raymond J. Lambert, Thomas Wayne Shull, Charles Alden Callender, Jon Paul Liebler, Kenneth Arthur Smith, Neil Conrad Campbell, Phillip Kardell Mackie, James Lee Spears, John C. Cherney, Charles R. R. Marcy, Allan Stevens, Kenneth Lee

Chojnowski, Larry Dederick Matthews, James Michael Stockton, John R. Ciranna, Thomas Phillip Mccallum, William E. Stonghton, D. Dale Cobb, James Arthur McKillen, John E. Strayer, John Curvin, II DeVries, Jack Benard Messal, Edward Clarence Swanson, Richard Dennis Dinse, Karl Martin Murray, John Ralph, III Terwiliger, Thomas E.

Dykman, K. Rand Nakovich, Steven B., Jr. Tollus, Joseph Michael Ellis, Dean Walter Perry, James Richard Topoll, George H. Filarski, Lorraine S. Post, Virgil c. Van Reenen, Herman J. Fisher, George Richter, William A. Warnock, Lyle F., Jr. Fixler, Harvey Edward Rischar, James Michael Williams, Patrick Thomas Wright, Paul William MASTER OF MUSIC

Bogardus, Tom Milton Novak, Frank Alfred Navarro, Paul Louis Shelles, Daniel Walter

MASTER OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Byrd, Betty Ann

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Atashili, Asafor Peter Odepidan, Omobolanle Wingblad, Terry Gerald Ferguson, Charles William Sheldon, Theodore Leon

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ACCOUNTANCY

Huddlestun, Ivan Glenn Perper, Betty J. Taylor, Lillian Titilayo Jensen, Gary Paul Richards, Franklin Donald Zuiderveen, John Richard

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN LIBRARIANSHIP

Barnes, Janet Carol Hafner, Margaret Ann Perrigo, Ann Bates, Klair H. Hallein, Joseph Post, Vivian M. Bayless, Donna J. Ingersoll, Royal Eason, II Price, Carolyn Lee Brown, Lillian Gene Jacob, Carol Joy Price, Phyllis Eva Burkholder, Frances Jean Jones, Mary Lynn Robison, Joyce Lynn

Christon, Susan Jane Jorgenson, Carol Ann Rowell, Lois Irene Cory, Kenneth Anthony Juth, Carol Lynn Sanger, Shirley Suhrie Coulter, Robert Stewart Kern, Shirley Ann Sapala, Noel Adams El-Zehery, Modamed Hussein Hafez Kinsinger, Addelyn Parker Smith, Ames C. Essig, Madeline Alice Lee, Winnie C. Strand, Fannie Mae

Evans, Vivian I. Madigan, George Hewitt Sutherland, Kathryn M. Fitch, Marjorie Jean Martin, Ferdinand Michael Swanson, Mona D. Fowler, Mary Barbara Mastrian, Louis Charles Walton, Jacquelyn Marie Green, Jeannette B. Park, Janice R. Weirauch, Roberta M. Griffith, Ina C. Pee, Jean Annette Whatley, Angelene Griffin Wiedrick, Laurence G. Williamsen, Audrey Mary

BACHELOR OF ARTS (Requirements completed in June)

Adams, James Nevin Beiter, Paul Joseph Buelke, John Arlan Allan, Christopher J. Benedis, Diana E. Burd, Dianne Ward Ames, Mark Jeffrey Bilby, Robert William Burgess, David G. Arnt, Randall C. Birnie, John Mathews, II Calkins, Jean Frances Austin, William G. Blazo, Patricia Ann Capizzo, Rosalie Nancy

Baker, Marianne Lee Boeve, Jane Ellen Carpenter, Charles David Ballast, Barbara C. Bonnema, Marguerite Carrico, Helen Jean Ballinger, Daniel Alan Boryski, Cynthia Ann Cavis, Anthony John Banyon, Stanley Warner Bosma, Lois Marie Chappell, Pamela Kay Barna, William A. Boudrie, Richard Lynn Ciluffo, Josephine Elaine

Barnes, Kathleen Ann Bridgeman, Daniel W. Cipri, Carol Anne Barron, Beverly Ann Brower, Norma J. Clinard, Donna Louise Bartels, Randall Lynn Brown, Laura Mae Coates, Judith A. Beard, Jeffery Michael Bucy, Barbara Ann Collins, John Morrey Beattie, Sandra Lou Buehrig, Bobette Cook, Dianne Mary Cotter, Kathleen Hayes, Thomas J. Miller, Lynne Nightengale Crandall, Thomas R. Heagmon, Phyllis Rose Miller, Patrick Francis Cressman, Linda Patricia Helle, Steven Chris M'ller, Susan Beth Crofut, Susan Lee Hendershot, Susan Elizabeth Morrell, Eugenia Kay Daly, David M. Henderson, Rabbe Lynn Mullen, Susan Wise

Dannison, Charles Russell Hesser, Sandra Sue Myers, Ann V. DeHaan, Paul Alan Higley, William Harvey Nelson, Stephen W. Dehring, Phyllis Joann Hillebrand, Elaine Anne Norman, Cathy Lee DeJong, Cornelis Holcomb, Melinda Ann Norvell, Carol Elizabeth DelMastro, Robert T. Hollister, Jean Katherine O'Brien, Patricia Anne

Dercher, David Joseph Horvath, Michael Joseph O'Connor, Dennis F. DeRuyter, Karen Atalene Houtaling, Jeffrey L. Oja, Barbara Ann Dionne, Annette Jean Howe, Mary Jane Elizabeth Palmer, Jody Golden Dissette, James Robert, Jr. Hunter, Nancy A. Peake, Linda L. Dissmann, Ursulla Ilse Johnson, Daniel Timothy Pearce, Priscilla J.

Dobbie, Janice E. Jurumbo, Elaine Peterson, Diana Louise Dobias, Carolyn D. Kachur, Cathy Jo Peterson, Kelli Dodgson, Susan Hardy Keith, Julianne W. Ploeger, Diane Kay Donnelly, Maureen Jo Kime, Joyann Pluim, Joan E. Donoho, Sharon King, Sue Anne Pratley, Daniel Carl

Downing, Thomas Allison Klika, Kathleen Ann Provancher, Aura Maria Dykstra, Janet Kay Kominek, Randi Gayle Putney, Theo Ann Ebright, Lynnda Sue Kouzoujian, Christine Racine, Michele Ann Eckelberry, Colletta Jean Kumjian, Kathryn Ann Randle, Sandra Kay Ellinger, Linda Kay Lane, Sally Ann Raymond, Ann Marie

Epstein, Neil Larsen, Jo A. Reum, Sandra J. Fagan, Ann Elizabeth Leeger, Susan Rae Rife, Joan Margaret Farrar, Susan Ann Lehmkuhl, Thomas L. Roberts, Michael Dean Fawcett, Linda Ann Greene Levi, Joady Ann Roeser, Elette Maureen Feeney, John Charles Levon, Linda Star Rowe, Lynne Diane

Fielstra, Carl John Leyden, Barbara Dawn Rozek, Josephine Marie Finch, Miriam E. Linenthal, Edward Tabor Runzel, Jan Fitzgerald, Michael Rhodes Liskey, Robert R. Schick, Mary Catherine Flora, Ellen L. Lombardini, June Marie Schirmer, John Albert Ford, Ruth E. Lopez, Mary Ann Schoenerr, Judith Kaye

Forgrave, Susan Jane Lortz, Ann Louise Schott, Gail R. Gilman Forreider, Gerald E. Lovejoy, JoAnn Charlotte Seavey, Thomas Lawrence Forystek, Pamela Anne Luchtman, Gail Sue Semo, Renee Marie Foster, Scott Patrick Macewicz, Joanne Shaw, Linda Sue Foy, Joan Marie Nikodemski Madosky, Toni Lynn Sheldon, David Lyon

Frazee, Michael Richard Marinich, Michael D. Shields, Sarah Ann Overholt Gadwa, Candace Elaine Martin, Suzanne Ellen Silverthorn, Ernest C., III Gadwa, Dennis J. McCarthy, Mary Catherine Sims, Katie Jean Gallup, Barbara Lynn McClendon, Gwendolyn Evette Smith, Barbara Jean Gessler, Jan Marie McConnell, Rita C. Smith, Sandra Elizabeth

Gibson, Lisa Kathleen McDaid, Kathleen L. Snyder, Terry L. Goldstein, William S. McDaid, Thomas Ross Soderstrom, Sheila I. Goodwin, Karen Dianne McDonnell, Sharon Kay Staffeld, Nancy Louise Goodwin, Margaret McIntyre, Pamela Ann Steed, Walter Lee Granse, Jennifer Gale McKay, Linda Ruth Stern, Nancy Ann

Graves, James Earle McKean, Richard M. Stermer, William Robert Grit, Leona B. Mears, Ann Stone, Stephen Samson Grodi, Kathleen E. Medema, Larry James Stowe Judith E. Grogg, Nancy Cheryl Merenda, Daniel William Stucky, Solomon J. Gruezke, Kenneth F. Merrill, Mary Katherine Swartz, Michael Burton

Grzeskiewicz, Ronald Chester Meyers, Kathleen H. Sweet, Mary Kathryn Hansen, Lorraine Marie Mielke, Carla Ann Szczepaniuk, Martin J. Hart, Kenneth Grant Milas, Emil Joseph Taylor, Kathleen Frances Hausler, Kathryn Mary Miller, Elizabeth Ann Thompson, Doreen Evadnee Havey, Richard A. Miller, Elizabeth Mayer Thompson, Judy Ann Thompson, Samuel, Mills Wallace, Mary Ester Wilson, Mary Eleanor Torsky, John S, Wang, Cathie S. W, Woolner, Thomas S, Van Kampen, Henry L, Warburton, Peter John Wright, Bonny Lee VanRavensway, Arie Robert Warner, Judith A, Young, Kathleen Ethel

Van Slooten, Paul Herman Weber, Judith Ann Zaremba, Laurence J. Verplank, Robert Bruce Weiss, Patricia Gibbons Ziegler, Bridget Margaret Vincent, Linda Ann Westfall, William J, Zinuner, David Michael Volderauer, Jeanne Margaret Weurding, Phyllis Marie Zinchook, Laura Wilson, Fredrick C. Zirneklis, William G,

BACHELOR OF ARTS (Requirements completed in August)

Allward, Gary Anthony Drongowski, Robert A, Heppe, Gregory Fredrick Anderson, Betty Lynn Dubnicka, John Emil Herts, Virginia Lee Arnold, Sallie Ann Durr, David Lynn Heystek, Jack Donald Baldwin, Kay Diane Dykema, Thomas Peter Higdon, Frederick Sanford Baribeau, Charles A., III Edelberg, Lloyd William Hildreth, Vicki Ann

Barnhill, Sherri Sue Ehlfeldt, David Harvey Hills, Donald L, Barrows, Kathleen N. Elias, Christine M. Hinchliffe, Joan H, Bartelmes, Marion Enderle, Alan J, Hinds, Sharon Cole Bates, Clarence Edward, Jr, Epley, Janet Lynn Hines, Deborah Murphy Baughman, Anna Pearl Fedko, Michelle Ann Howard, David Wayne

Baumgartner, Mary Louise Fedo, Maureen Vada Howe, Helen Mary Binning Helaine Q. Feekart, Terry Ann Huff, Mary Sue Blain, JoAnn P. Ferguson, Christina J. Huhn, Janice Ellen Bland, Linda Jean Fisher, Karen R. Isgrigg, Robert Graham, Jr, Bleier, Sheryl Elaine Fochtman, Margarete Elizabeth Jackson, Judy Beatrice

Boehmer, Audrey Ruth Drier Freier, Patricia S. Jagutis, Helmut J, Brandon, Madelon K. Freimuth, Julie Ann Janbroers, Judith Ann Braun, Paula Jean Fry, Rondi Louise Jenkins, Marcia Mary Brewster, Ann Ricks George, Rebecca E, Jennings, Brian E. Brookfield, Jill Gerard, Tod Patrick Johnson, Henrietta B.

Brost, Zoe Ann Germain, Vivi Anne Johnston, Anne Margaret Brown, Pamela M, Gillet, Jean Wallace Jordan, Glenna Kay Bungart, Christine F, Gilmore, Rebecca Ann Kaakaabaale, Ngaimukaine Campbell, Don David Gish, Sandra Rae John W. Carlson, Elaine Claire Giuliani, Rachelle Claire Karosas, Emanuel Edward

Chamberlain, Robert Bruce Glant, Lorna Sue Kasnicki, Diane Kay Chapple, Karen L. Glaser, Helen Christensen Kelleghan, Judith L, Charney, Mary Ann Gore, Constance Margaret Kezlarian, Bruce Bryan Clark, Valarie Jean Grabowski, Edward Felix Kirkpatrick, Robin Clemence, June Ellen Graham, Richard D,, Jr, Knight, Donna Louise

Coe, Janis Ann Graham, William Charles Knoll, M. Edith (Cook) Cox, Joanna Lynn Green, Sheryl Anderson Koglin, Lynne Maria Crawford, Marie Griffin, Rose Darleen Kokolakis, James Harry Culver, JoAnn Louise Grodi, Kenneth D. Kopp, Rose Marie Cununings, Bruce Donald Gross, Deborah R. Koski, Gerald A.

Dailey, Ruth Ann Gustafson, Jane Mary Kowalak, Audrey Lynn Daily, Colleen Dolores Hansen, Steven John Kran, Robert Edward, Jr, Dalman, Jeane S. Hansen, Thomas Meers Lake, Judy Ann Davis, James Russell, Jr, Harbour, Donald F. Larson, Dorothy Ann Davis, Sylvia Carol Harper, Duayne Cyle Lawrence, Linda Marie

Dennis, Shirley Mae Heckaman, Larry Dillman LeBloch, Bonnie Gale DeVisser, Arnold D, Heib, Pamela Allen Lee, Sanuny Dixon, Andrea Marie Heinrich, Lana Klisz Leipzig, John Stehling, II Dobbins, Marilyn (Graham) Heller, Richard Day Leonardelli, Lucia T. Doughty, Penny Jane Helmus, Donald Lee Lilly, Michael Eugene Link, Roberta Diane Peake, Sharlene Denise Sowles, Kay Lorraine Long, Carolyn S. Peckham, Irwin Hoyt, Jr, Spruell, Barbara Ann Love, Linda Kathleen Petrosky, Ruth Anne Squires, Gail J. Lovelace, Sherrill Jean Pierce, Patricia Lee Ryan Stauffenberg, Bertha D. Lowler, Su�an L. Pinta!, Walter Joseph Stokes, Wendy Gladys Macarol, Joseph A. Plotnick, Sharon Toby Sturock, Mary Catherine Macha, Evelyn Marie Poulos, Debbie Sutherland, Paul Magnell, Kathleen Booth Precoda, Robert A. Swan, Dennis Allen Malik, Audrey Charlotte Pugh, Linda Jo Teasley, Janice Fay Manning, Pauline Ruth Pullaho, Nikki Carolyn Ten Eyck, S. Rae

Marek, Ronald James Puvogel, Jane C. Terry, Steven Lynn Martin, Charles Mackey Rankin, James Allan Thomas, Charlene B, Martin, Peter Max Reed, Diane June Thomas, Kathleen Marie Maurer, Patricia Ann Loomis Reid, Kathleen Mary Thorne, Terrance William Maybee, Marilyn T. Reinholtz, Robert Donald Toe ring, Mark

Maylock, Derrick Edward Rich, Larry William Tounsel, Nathan McKinley McClain, Gary S. Riggin, Jane Louise Tucker, Sharon Arleen Mccowan, Donna Lee Riggs, Alyce A. Turner, Bonnie L. McMillen, Mary K. Robinson, Patricia Ann Vallier, Bernard James, Jr. McNab, Anne Mary Rodgers, Delores Marie Van Antwerp, Cynthia Dee

Mears, William Ronan, Robert Joseph Van Atti, Carol Irene Mills, Peggy Anne Rosenow, Robert Scott Vanden Berge, Nancy Wotring Moen, Patricia Ann Rosloniec, Judith Kay Van Donselaar, Joyce Ann Moore, Sandra K. Ross, Ona M. Van Dyke, Karen Ann Mueller, Mark Jan Rotondo, Dante M. Van Horn, Phyllis

Munch, Frederick John Roy, Sharon Jean Van Timmeren, Gerald B. Munger, Richard Kenneth Russell, Richard Thomas Veneklasen, Marilyn Alice Munn, Deborah Gay Sadjadi, Fariba Vera, Kathleen Ann Munson, Lanny James Sarka, Samuel G. Walbridge, Anita Lou Murphy, Judith Ann Schillag, Margaret S. Walls, Sandra Marie Kujala

Narrin, Elva Millichamp Schmidt, Sandra Susan Walsh, Diane Sarah Nastase, Mary Jo Schneidek, Vickie Sue Wamat, Diana Ruth Neely, Linda J. Schubel, Jeffrey A. Waters, Richard James Nelson, Deborah Louise Schultz, Carol Ann Waud, Florence Marie Nichols, Alice Jodon Scofield, Glen Harvey Weaver, Priscilla F.

Nichols, Venus Londreau Scott, Anne Elizabeth Weiler, Natalie Sue Nordin, Linda Kay Selk, Jeannette Bernadine West, Thomas Patrick Nowlin, Sarah Jane Shave, Nancy Welty Weston, Bonita Lea Nysson, Kenneth E. Shook, Lynette Anne Wiersema, Linda Ruth Nystrom, Kathleen Marie Shumaker, Linda Joy Williams, Barbara Ellen

Olson, Merri Esther Simkins, Gloria Jean Wilson, Lyndel Kay Orent, Leon E. Sirovica, Patricia Ann Wiltrakis, Edward John Osborn, James Charles Siwek, Patricia Ann Wismer, Susan Allene Paganelli, Jeanette L. Slater, Carol A. Wunderlin, Cynthia Kay Parker, Margaret Ann Smith, Lee Ann Wunderlin, Gary Charles Parlberg, Lieschen H. Smith, Rodney A. Zuidema, Ronald Lee Patterson, James A., Jr. Snow, Dale Alan

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Requirements completed in June)

Aleksynas, Peter J. Boedicker, William J. Bridgeman, Anita Louise Allard, David W., Jr. Boortz, Gary Paul Brown, Edward Campbell Anderson, John William Bosco, Anthony F. Brush, Craig J. Appleyard, Peter Joseph Bowman, Larry R. Burston, William Charles Ashapa, Stephen I. Boyd, David Garrison Busscher, Paul Lee Bartz, Richard D. Boza, William James, III Caruso, Vincent Birkett, George Allan Brewer, Dennis Lee Clark, Milton Edward, Jr. Coblentz, Robert Allen Klett, James Allan Ralston, William Henry Coleman, Richard Alan Knoodle, Jerry W. Reeves, Frederick Wm. Comley, Lawrence Robert Koglin, Larry W. Rensberry, Victor Burton Conlin, Kevin Joseph Konchan, James E. Robinson, Ondra T. Cook, Thomas F. Konicki, Michael Joseph Rosema, James David

Crawford, Robert L. Kraft, James Martin Rurode, Joseph E. Currie, John Lachlan Lamain, William Cornelius Rykse, Jerry Wayne Danko, Gerald Thomas Gregory Laure, James Allen Sabbath, Clarence Bernard, Jr. Davis, Gregory Matthew Leidlein, Larry James Schmoldt, Terry L. Davis, Richard Carmen Lewis, Robert F., Jr. Schroeder, Sandra J.

Decent, Leland M. Lord, Philip James Schuler, Dean Allen Deditch, Dale Lynn Lutz, James D. Scozzafave, Bernice Frances Deni, Vincent Michale Lynn, Dennis Seely, Robert E. DeWolff, Thomas P. Lynn, William Howard Siegel, Gregory Alan Dickmann, Keith A. Malacos, George Gus Silverman, Steven F.

Dornbos, Michael James Manuszak, Rickert J. Skomedal, Victor J. Drenten, Harold Lee Marsh, Brian L. Slade, Robert R. Drenth, Rodney Alan Martlock, Martin L. Smith, Gus Collier Drozdowski, Thomas Joseph Maybee, Don Harper Smith, John Walter Dunham, Douglas Lee Messner, Frank Paul, Jr. Soda, Guy Anthony

Dvonch, Joseph Frederick Miller, Gary W. Spencer, John Robert Dyszer, Douglas E. Miller, Lloyd L. Stahl, William Frederick Eckert, Stephen Scott Morrison, Joseph T., Jr. Stanger, Donald R. Edmonds, Thomas N. Murray, Steven Lee Stanley, Darwin H. Eichner, James Allen Mutanhaurwa, Margaret M. Stark, James Marcus

Engel, Gerald R. Nash, Raymond Drew Stickney, David Michael Evans, Thomas Edward Nehil, John D. Tanner, William G. Fenderbosch, Henry Timothy O'Brien, Michael Joseph Tomporowski, Roger M. Fischer, Nolan Ward O'Brien, Patrick M. Udkovich, Darle G. Flynn, William Robert Oland, Dennis F. Underwood, Rita Mae

Gallagher, Craig Patrick Oleszkiewicz, Robert R. Vander Ploeg, Robert Allen Guinther, Thomas Carl O'Neal, Walter D. Venn, Alan Frederick Hatch, Robert Stuart Opalewski, Michael Joseph Wagner, Richard Carl Healy, James B. Orr, Daryl Leland Walenga, Frederick John Hedges, Thomas R. Ott, William Larry Walsh, Robert Michael

Hoag, Robert Maxwell Palaszek, Paul Stanley Wanagat, Diane Holt, Duane Keith Paynich, George Thomas Wear, Hugh Donald, II Huggett, James Fitch Pemberton, Linda Sue Wiersma, Pieter Jarvis, Walter E., Jr. Petropoulos, Theodore James Wilson, Zachary David Jillson, Jon Marc Pugliano, Stephen John Winchester, Robert Raymond Kargula, Michael R. Pullano, Michael Gregory Wise, Robert K. Kent, Robert John Quinn, Richard Thomas Yager, Randall L. Kindlarski, Edward R. Racette, Charles 0. Yeoman, George Douglas Zeimys, Thomas A.

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Requirements completed in August)

Aaberg, Dick L. Dyer, Barbara M. Haas, Raymond B. Arterburn, Harrison Robert Earls, Kenneth Lynn Hacias, Christopher C. Bailey, Robert Michael Eppelheimer, Charles Dunn Hackett, Kenneth R. Baldwin, William E. Flemming, Douglas John Harris, Mitchell Eugene Barber, Jack Russell Foster, Stephen Earl Hart, Ewart J., Jr. Blackburn, Marcia Ruth Frappier, David Edwin Hayden, K. Peter

Blanchard, Paul Walter Gavin, Fredrick L. Hendrikson, Vernon C. Cain, Richard Charles Gleeson, Mary Heyboer, Lester, Jr. Champine, Russell R. Graham, Roger Ridley Hines, Charles Edmund, Jr. Coffield, Thomas Roell Gray, Patrick John, Jr. Hoppe, Kenneth A. Corradini, Charles D. Green, Stuart R. Iddings, William Garver Dorchy, Robert H. Gross, Diane Jackson, Terry Lee Johnson, Ronald Norman Mieras, Charles Edward Root, William F. Johnston, Philip Robert Miholer, William Lee Rossman, Thomas George Jones, Roger Allan Miller, Kenneth Vern Rudberg, John Richard, Jr. Kendall, Donald Allen Moeller, James N. Schaalma, George Alan Kidder, Daniel D. Moody, Allen Craig Schelbe, David Lee

Kimber, Lyndon R. Murray, Danny F. Shearer, David Kyser, James Eugene Nichols, William D. Sherlund, Edward Martin LaLonde, Clyde Paul Noorman, J�hn Edward Siudara, Joseph M. Lammers, Robert Clare Novak, Donald James Skelton, Michael D. Linderman, Robert L. Otis, Joyce Dianna Smith, Michael Francis

Loeffler, Ronald P. O'Toole, James Alan Stromaver, Robert G. Logan, Gilbert J., III Pechur, John Charles Terry, Ralph Irwin Luhrs, Stephen Elliott Petredean, George J. Thurman, Timothy Lee Lusk, Joseph Raymond Pilipick, Frank N., Jr. Tibbetts, Lawrence Alan Lyzun, Gregory Harry Plater, Charles Henry Van Huis, Michael Lee Malm, Jon Charles Porenta, James A. Vrooman, Gordon J.

Marsh, Lawrence J. Quartermaine, Lynn Arthur Ward, Robert Donald Marsh, William David Reed, Derek Thomas Watson, Rodger Raymond Mason, Walter E. Ridley, Bryan Wayne Whitaker, Leslie, Jr. McKay, Scott Robbins, William Clayton Whitworth, Gary L. McKenna, Charles Beaupre' Robinson, Bertha Ann Winner, Terry Gilbert Meikle, Denis Jon Robinson, Mark Evan Young, Gregory A. Zulinski, Marilyn Elaine

BACHELOR OF MUSIC (Requirements completed in June)

DePue, Linda Esther Hahn, Mary Jo Miller, James William Hadley, Lynne Louise Johnson, Sandra Sue Parsons, Karen L.

BACHELOR OF MUSIC (Requirements completed in August)

Bogdan, Frederic A. Ely, Sara Jane Lindauer, Mona Marie Davino, Alfonso, Jr. Hunt, Marilyn Sue Smit, Harry Joseph Tallenger, Mary Elisabeth

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Requirements completed in June)

Adedeji, John Ademola Berkheimer, Mary Melinda Burd, James Robert Albain, Jonathan L. Bilger, David A. Burr, William M., Jr. Allen, John David Birberick, James Alwin Bush, Gerald Douglas Allen, Zoan Carol Blalock, Eric David Bystry, Linda Ann Alton, John Rodney Blankenburg, Carl Craig Caldwell, Pamela

Andre, Bernice G. Bleicher, June Marie Carlstrom, Audrey Greta Angle, John Joseph, Jr. Bodine, Allen Curtis Carroll, Patrick Leo Apple, Myron Leroy Bosio, Dennis L. Carruthers, Camilla Jean Armstrong, Daniel T. Bowman, Dennis George Casey, John Micheal Arnst, Gary Frederick Brandl, Leslie Marvin Chamberlin, James F., Jr.

Attila, Gilda Irene Breidenstein, Dennis Madison Chaput, Donald K. Bardisban, Barbara Ann Brenner, Kim Graham Cialdella, Gary Bass, Juliet M. Briggs, Robert George Ciffin, Sally Christine Battino, Rita Marie Brinks, Raymond Jay Coates, Kenneth Earle Beasley, Nancy R. Bronner, Gregory H. Coleman, Wayne Patrick

Becker, Sharron Faye Broughman, Ronald Collier, Randy R. Bell, Susan Martha Brown, Irvin A. Colvin, Hugh Kimble Benjamin, Richard Alan Brownell, Diane Lynn Conner, Lawrence John Bankert, William Harold Brune, Kathleen Joy Cortese, John C. Bennett, Sandra Dene Bryant, Bonnie Schlosser Coulson, Karen Louise Bennett, Vernon E. Bubash, Donna Barbara Courtney, Stephen M. Coyle, Karen Marie Hefner, Glen R. Leung, Chun-Ming Creegan, Hugh Joseph, III Heger, Cathleen Wiles Levens, Joseph Randall Crimmins, Kathleen Ann Hein, Marylin T. Lewis, Kenneth W. Curry, Cynthia Eaton Henrickson, Mary J. Liberty, Timothy Dolph Dallis, Joanne Heyboer, William J., Jr. Lindner, William George, Jr.

Darby, Marilyn Ruth Higgins, William Joseph Lock, William J. Davis, Alton Thomas, Jr. Hilborn, Joanne Elizabeth Long, Rita Maureen Davis, Ronald John, Jr. Hjort, Frederick Dean Longstreet, John Neal DeBlecourt, David Louis Hlavacek, Donald Arthur Lovelace, Christine Ann DeKam, David K. Hollabaugh, James S. Lundy, George A.

Depew, Donald Frank Honkavaara, Jean Marie Lynn, Waylon Vaughn Dietzel, Sandra Sue Horen, David Lawrence Mackie, Del M. Dillon, David Allan Horton, Jeffrey Beaumont Maker, Darlyn Jill Dobbins, Susan M. Howard, James Roy Markell, Elizabeth Ann Douglas, Barbara R. Ingham, Robert W. Martin, Barbara Ann

Douglas, Virginia C. Isca, Linda Francis Mausolf, David A. Elnes, Carol Sutton Jacobs, Dennis Joseph Mayer, David L. Erwin, James L. Jacobs, Larry S. Mccaslin, Judith Ann Everson, Kent D. Jasinski, Mary Ellen McDonald, Patricia Ann Fant, Mary E. Jeffrey, Nancy Ann McDonald, Theresa Mary

Fargo, Irma Jinkins, David Lee McGill, Thomas Richard Farrar, Joseph Alan Johnson, Gregory A. Medek, James Jay Fawcett, Richard Robert Johnson, Xenolyn Gayle Mendenall, Terry Lee Federau, Shelley Rae Jones, Melvin Lee Metheany, Jacqueline E. Ferrell, Richard Malcolm Kaczmarek, Robert W. Miksa, Rudolph B.

Fine, James Vernon Kalbfleisch, Robert J. Miller, Joanne Reta Finner, Elsie Bernice Kamara, Edward Fasien Miller, John Michael Florian, Michael Robert Kasper, Karen Dee Milligan, Burton Lee Foote, David Lawrence Kelley, Carolyn Ruth Mills, Rebecca Anne Forler, John Patric Kessler, Kathlynn Kay Mitchell, Robert, Jr.

Foucault, Ann Marie Kielcznski, Robert D. Morris, Alaina Adriann Frantom, John A. Kim, Kyung-Gi Murray, William Wallace Freeman, WUliam C. King, Bradford J. Myers, Donald Gordon Frohan, Patricia Ann Kirby, Rebecca Ann Myers, Nancy Ellen Gallup, Pamela Jean Knapp, Daniel F. Myrmel, June

Garling, Carole Anne Koenig, John D. Neal, Paula Mable Garner, Karen Ann Kollar, Gaynel M. Neiderwimmer, Diane Lois Gawkowski, Linda Louise Koniarz, Thomas Leo Nettro, Ronald Lee Geertman, Joyce Elaine Koppelman, Susan Marie Newsome, Alice Ann Gladding, Charles E. Kramer, Albert LeRoy Newton, Diane Kay

Glaeser, Jo Elizabeth Kutchey, Dale Anthony Neidlinger, Donald Robert Gores, Stephen Michael Kutsch, Richard J. Nilson, Barry John Goulait, Douglas A. Kyko, Leota Laurie Nye, Sharon Lee Gravel, Marjorie Barbara Lachapelle, June Nyquist, Susan Ann Graves, Ted R. LaLiberte, David R. O'Chap, Maxine Joy

Grenlie, Gary Evan Lambert, Douglas Wayne O'Connor, M;chael R. Grevel, Gilbert D. Landsberg, Glen Marc Duke Orr, Bobbe V. Haag, Kathleen Ann Lane, Jerry Osborn, Glenn A. Hale, Linda J. Lant, Alan Richard Panse, Jane Elizabeth Haley, Jane P. Laronne, Gideon Parise, Kenneth G.

Hall, William George, Jr. Larrabee, David Stewart Partee, Danny O'Dell Hammond, David Warren Larsen, Alice Jean Pasierb, John Jacob, Jr. Harrison, Sally Ann Layle, David Higham Paull, Bette Mae Perkins Hartman, Diane Mary Layman, John Alan Pearson, H. Wayne Harvey, Sharon Elizabeth Leatz, Lily R. Perdok, Peter Martin

Hass, Glen Myron Lee, Nancy Ann Peterson, Donald Leroy Healey, Thomas Patrick Leep, Richard Henry Pfeiffle, Susan Elizabeth Heemstra, John Lee Lenardson, Darlene Taylor Pfliger, Terry Lee Picard, Mary Margaret Skibbe, Betsy Ann Van Dam, David R. Pisha, Andrew James Skidmore, Jeffrey Vaughn Van Derveer, Deanna Joan Platteborze, Walter C. Skrzyniarz, Raymond Van Dyk, Richard Gene Potter, Terry Arnold Small, Dianna Lee Keep Van Hull, Nancy L. Prezioso, Constantino Dean Smith, Billie F. VanNatter, Gary Lyn

Pries, Kathleen Wait Smith, Carol Ethel VanNess, Loren Frank Queck, Stephen E. Smith Maurine Scheurer Vautrin, Wayne Rabbitt, June Marie Smith, Paul Randall Venegoni, Robert Louis Rambadt, Rodney M. Smithson, Danny O'Connor Vervisch, Richard Charles Ramsdell, Joan L. Snook, Bruce C. Wagner, Elizabeth Ann

Rausch, Linda Jean Snow, Robert Charles Wahl, Diane Lynn Reed, Michael Wm. Snowden, Carol Ann Ward, Dell Walter Rehm, M. Evangeline P. Snyder, Dennis Robert Watson, Barbara Louise Remington, Bruce Gilbert Snyder, Kathey Diane Watts, Collett A. Restum, William Hassan Spacone, Arthur Paul Way, Ronald L.

Reynard, Mollie Catherine Spenny, Richard Alan Weesner, Leslie Anne Reynolds, Bonnie M. Sprout, Lynn Jay Weirich, Nancy Carol Richmond, Ricky L. Stamnitz, Ginette Elsie Wellman, Margaret E. Riegle, Karen Elaine Kosten Stanhope, Joyce I. Welsh, Linda Sue Rizor, Wayne Meredith Steeper, Robert Lorne Werner, Norman Frederick

Robinson, Frederick Steeper, Jill Rockafellow West, Virginia Ann Rogers, John Warren Stewart, James A. Whaley, Marilyn Jean Ruffolo, Samuel J. Stewart, Julianna C. White, Cheryl Jean Rumpa, William George, III Stibitz, Mary Jo White, Janice Joan Peck, Mary Rose Salamone Stine, Marilyn Jane Whitton, Jolinda Alyce

Sampanes, Theodore James Sutkowi, Ronald Edward Wilks, Mary Elizabeth Samuelian, Gerald Hutch Sweet, Diane Susan Williams, George Vincent, III Sarle, Stephen C. Sweet, John Calvin Wilson, Michael James Saucier, Joseph E. Szirtes, Gerald Jack Wolven, Linda Lee Schroeder, Robert Allen Talsma, Martin L. Wonson, Nancy Schroeder

Schwartz, Charles Allen Tebo, Robert Allen Wood, Alan D. Scott, Robert John TenBrink, Cheryl Joy Wright, Mary Lou Seaver, Earl J., III Thomas, Frank Wu, Whitney Bun Choi Seiter, Thomas B. Thomas, Patricia M. Wyrick, Deanne G. Seiter, Leslie Jane Thrush, James P. Wytko, Ronald Joseph

Shafley, Jeanne Marie Tiles, Vonna Marie Young, Karen Sue Shipley, Edward Allen Tomchuck, Frederick George Yunker, Marc D. Shoquist, Ronald Edward Tracy, Thelma Hope Zaleski, Terry Alan Showers, Elizabeth Ann Truhn, David Allan Zenti, Kathleen Ann Shumejda, John Michael Uramkin, Michael Dennis Zinn, Mary Ellen Zwyghuizen, David Allen

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Requirements completed in August)

Achenback, Nancy Anne Back, Gertrude Anne Benson, Robert Marshall Ahmed, Mary Louise Backus, Gary Robert Benthin, Viola May Akers, Virginia Marguerite Barner, Cheryl Ann Benwire, Ruth Mary Albert, John Lawrence Barrett, William Michael Beougher, James Edward Allen, Clarice Anne Bartholomew, Joan Marie Binns, Margaret Ann

Allen, Kathryn Bateman, Phyllis Sue Blair, Kathleen Starr Alman, Ann Harris Bates, Charles Arthur Blake, Leane Coryne Anderson, Raymond Edward Batzer, Rose E. Bland, Pearl Elizabeth Anderson, William L. Baughman, Richard L. Blatnik, John Joseph Arkauskas, Joseph John, Jr. Beauvais, William Evens Bohnet, Bryon Arthur

Arnold, David Edwin Beck, Michael Robert Bolcato, John, Jr. Artz, Steve Begle, Susan Bombrys, Arthur Ray Asfahani, Sarni Ibrahzm Behringer, Robert Le·e Boris, Claudia Ann Axel, Thomas Clark Belli, Cynthia Joann Bothwell, Carolyn Beryl Bachelier, Myron Prosper Benn, William Howard Boutell, Barbara Ann Bower, Edward Roger Dexter, David Duane Gray, James Everett Bowersox, Laura Lee Dey, Kenneth Palmer Griffin, William Francis Boyland, Elizabeth E. Dey, Judith Ann Gruntman, Elizabeth Morton Brake, Dorothy M. Dickens, Michael J. Habrecht, Richard A. Bray, Carol Ann Digsby, Stephen Paul Hadden, Dene William

Brothers, James A. Dittmar, Ralph H. Hafer, Charles William Brown, Nancy J. Donaldson, Joyellen Hafer, Laure E. Buchler, Robert A., Jr. Douglas, Sally Jean Hagist, Elizabeth V. Bult, Charles J. Doyle, Nancy Adams Hall, Kristin Lee Burch, Ronald N. Drury, Robert John Hanson, Margaret Ann

Burrell, Alfred James Duckett, Jacquelyn T. Hanson, Margery C. Burtscher, Rosemary Duncan, Michael Oliver Harbough, Wayne R. Campbell, George R. Dunn, Dorothy Anne Harris, Jerry Ann Carnegie, Ladon Durfee, Shirley A. Harris, William Knox Carter, Henry Jerome Durr, Walter William, Jr. Hartgerink, Randall Lee

Case, Margie Esther Duryea, Mary Elise Haskins, Eugene C. Cassette,.Jerry R. Duxbury, Katherine Elaine Hayes, Muriel A. Cepela, Gertrude M. Dyk, Gertrude Healey, Jane C. Ceton, Philip D. Effa, Joyce Laura Henson, Dona Jan Chaney, James Ehrenberger, Donald St.Clair Hess, Raymond Lee

Chlebek, Raymond Paul Elifson, Karen Jean Hetherington, F. Gary Chope, Edward R. Ellens, Serenus Jay Hettinger, Carmen E. Clark, Michael Edward Ellis, Georgiann Hines, Carolyn Jean Clay, Betty Ann Eltringham, Lee Gordon Horthrop, Janet Kavanaugh Clemens, Barry Ward Engel, Gary David Hoskin, Thomas E.

Cole, Candace Ann Engler, Francis H. Hudson, Nancy Fay Collier, Pansy Ewanio, Stephen J. Hunt, Audrey Virginia Collins, Alfred Fallon, John Ambrose, III Hunt, John W. Collins, Jerald Ezra Fannin, Richard L., Jr. Hurst, Linda Ray Collins, Kenneth L. Faust, Rainer U. Ikerd, David A.

Collison, Donald J. Feller, Charles E., Jr. Imbault, Edward R. Comiskey, Michael P. Fellows, David Charles Jackson, James Robert Condon, Connie J. Fidler, Charlotte Ann Janoskey, Robert E. Connors, Marietta Louise Fodrocy, Joseph Walter Jerger, Suzann Dorothy Cook, Andrew B. Follmer, Eleanor E. Shaner Jobe, Donald Larry

Cooke, Susan Frances Forbear, Ann Louise Johnson, Sue Karen Cooper, Linda Kay Frank, Sharron Ann Johnston, Roger C. Copeland, Robert Lee French, Irene Suzanne Jones, Barbara Ann Coutts, George J. Friese, Keith Michael Kaak, Howard Earl Crews, Robert A. Fynewever, Judy M. Kale, Marilyn Kay

Crossman, Larry Robert Gagliardo, Patricia M. Kavanaugh, Rosemary Elizabeth Cunningham, Karl R. Gallagher, Michael Joseph Keating, Edwin J�seph Curtis, Louise Ann Garrett, Lavonne P. Kellogg, John R. Dadabhoy, Suleiman, Yusuf Gaskell, Nancy Lynne Kelly, Dennis John Dadan, Caryl Ehrmantraut Geno, Wayne Henry Kennedy, Ann Mary

Dailey, Robert Dennis Gerald, Terry Von Kenyon, Sidney Gordon Davis, Evans Richmond Gillett, Gary Lance Ketchum, Donald Ray Deal, Betty L. Giordano, Marie Kiehler, Lambert G. ,II Dean, Leslie W., Jr. Girolami, Rodney John Kilpinger, Harold Charles Decker, Gayle Marie Glessner, John Leon Klauda, Allan John

Deegan, Mary Jo Elizabeth Glover, Joan Elaine Knapp, Patricia Lynn Degner, Douglas Lee Golabek, Darlene J. Kocsondy, Zoltan Gyula Deisler, Jill D. Goodacre, F. Dean Kovachevich, Alexandra M. DeMicchi, Robert Gerald Goodwin, Larry L. Kowalski, Daniel Arthur DeMulder, Arthur Robert Gordon, Sharon Dene Kozel, Lawrence R.

Denison, Diane Christine Gourd, Dorcy Ann Kramer, Bruce DeShane, Larry A. Goyert, Nancy Bromley Kramer, Linda Jo Detgen, Katherine Lynn Graber, Fern Shirley Kransi, Harold A., Jr. DeVries, Thomas Alex, Jr. Graham, Catherine Mary Kreidler, Kitty Lynn Dewyk, Carla J. H. Gray, Arthur L. Krenek, Jack Krohn, Carol McNutt Nicol, Betty Marie Roberts, Mary Katherine Kuhnley, Margaret J. Nobles, Gloria Jean Rodda, Evelyn Joan Kukla, Dale Jerome Norris, Georgiana Delores Ingram Rogers, Nancy Lou Kuslikis, Aldana A. Nunez, Elizabeth Rohrbaugh, Carl P. Kuzma, Joyce Elaine Nyenhuis, Ronald E. Rollenhagen, Viola R.

Ladd, Jeffrey Nathan Nyenhuis, Sheri Margaret Rollofson, Robert L. Lampman, Sandra Lee Orbeck, Mary Ellen Rosen, George Edward Lang, Barbara Ann Ortiz, Sharon Lee Rosenow, Mary E. Latson, Susanne Otterbein, Frederick F., Jr. Sabatino, Robert Joseph Lee, Laura Ann Owen, Linda Joan Sandwick, Mildred M.

Lev, Fred E. Owen, Martha Jane Sawyer, James William Lewandowski, Judith Kaye Oxley, Linda May Schild, Mary Ann Lewis, Phyliss Ann Packard, Mildred Elizabeth Schlaff, Raymond Paul Lieffers, Alverne M. Papranec, Dianne Sue Schneider, Robert W. Long, James Wesley Pardy, Mark Alexander Schoen, Karl Joseph

Lowrance, Donald Jrhn Parrott, Roger E., Jr. Schroeder, Karen E. Ludwig, Donald George Paul, Nancy Jean Schuur, James Edward Luke, Richard John Paupore, John E. Schutter, Roger Allen Lynch, Karen Ann Payne, Paul Eugene Seaver, Hazel M. Mabus, Linda Marie Pearce, Wayne Whitney Sebastianelli, Robert Michael

Macgillivray, Norman John Pease, Florence June Seilhelmer, Randy Harvey Mangiapane, Antoinette Mary Peckur, Judy Ann Shaw, Lucy Elizabeth Maring, Nancy Jean Pederson, Karen A. Sherman, Thomas W. Marklevits, Gail E. Pelan, Linda Ellen Sherosky, Richard A. Martin, Robert George Perkowski, Thomas Henry Sherwood, Thomas James

Martin, Valerie June Perreault, Carolyn A. Shinney, Susanne Martz, Marie M. Perry, Naomi Carolyn Shoup, Bruce W. Mason, Carol Marie Peterson, Linda F. Simpson, Carol Ann Mason, Sharon Dianne Petro, Robert James Sittig, Dolores Anne Matson, Susanne L. Philip, Richard Timothy Smith, Gordon Dale

Mauk, Maxine L. Plantier, Lloyd Joseph Smith, James L., Jr. Mccaffrey, William P. Plato, Beverly Linn Smith, Julianne Elizabeth McCauley, Francis Louis Plitz, Parker John Smith, Lane Robert McCully, Sherry E. Post, Nelson Smith, Lucretia Ann Mcfaul, Gordon P. Pries, David V. Smith, Miles Milton

McNeary, Jean Carl Pulsipher, Ruth Marie Smithson, Stace John Meninga, Jim Pumfery, Georgia J. Snook, David Harold Merana, Theresa Kennedy Purtz, Edward Paul, Jr. Snow, Audrey M. Merrick, Dorothy V. Putnam, Ronald Lee Snyder, Gertrude Mary Meyer, Sally Krista Raab, Robert Harold Safran, John Ivan

Meyers, Linda Marie Rae, Suzanne B. Solar, Joseph Richard Mezykowski, Madeline C. Raimer, Patricia Lou Potter Sommers, Jane Marie Miller, Don Paul Randolph, Thomas H., Jr. Spencer, Joy Evelyn Miller, Marlene A. Rava, Uldis Sprague, William Howard Miller, Richard Norman Ream, Charles David Sprunger, Hope Elvira

Miner, Leslie A. Reed, Pamela Sue Stephan, Donald N. Missig, Gary M. Reffert, Richard Lee Stevens, Nancy Jean Mitchell, Peter Anthony, Jr. Reighard, Margaret E. Stewart, Carol Y. Momber, Elizabeth C. Reighard, Robert H., Jr. Stier, Darwin D. Morello, Jeffrey L. Rembelski, Camille Strange, Donna E.

Morgan, Joseph Eirwyn, Jr. Renner, Naomi Louise Straw, Ruth Ann St. Clair Moshier, Michael William Reuschel, Donald Lee Streukens, Susan Kay Moulton, Kathryn Lynn Rice, David Andrew Struthers, Thelma Jean Mullett, Ronald E. Rice, Lee Lauren Studniak, Gwen Ann Naessens, Suzanne Marie Richards, Barbara Ellen Sturgeon, William B.

Nancarrow, David John Rickse, Anne Louise Sugden, Sharon Ann Nash, Cory Elyse Riddle, Loren D. Suter, Lenore A. Neglia, Grace Ridgway, Donna Laurie Acker Sutton, Charles Newby, Joseph Lynn Ritter, Nancy Kay Swartzloff, Jane Elizabeth Nickoley, Nancy Ann Rizzo, Arthur Philip Sweeney, Philip Francis Szapa, Scott Neal VanderWiere, Paul Dennnink Welch, Kenneth James Szumilas, Kathleen M. Van Eenenaam, Barbara Lynn Weller, Alvina Helena Tamblya, John Gordon Van Hoosear, Hazel E. Wells, Katherin M. Taschner, Frank A. Van Hoven, Virginia Welton, Kathleen Joann Templin, Richard E. Van Vorst, Dale Wenkman, Michael James Ten Eyck, William E. Van Weezel, John Garret Wesley, Ann Marie

Terry, Jane Ellen Veenkant, Allen Boyd Westbrook, Beverly M. Thiede, Vicki S. Venema, Coleen Jo Westphal, Norma Jean Thomas, James Eddie Verduin, Edna Whitehouse, William W., II Thornton, Evelyn G. Visser, Rick Gilbert Wieder, Roberta Anne Thornton, Keith Reginald Volkers, Bruce Allen Williams, Eileen Jane Tiesma, Robert William Vosburgh, Richard Ward Wilson, Colette Marie

Tillman, Ingrid Wade, Diane Kay Wiltrakis, Donna Mae Tinnnerman, Robert, Jr. Waiters, Juanita Maxine Witkowski, Don William Tipton, Richard Chader Walters, Alan Douglas Wojan, Noreen Judy Tomlin, Nancy Lee Walters, Linda Kay Wolthuis, David John Towersey, Helen Mary Ward, Harmon Don Womac, Norma Jean Trosko, Brenda Jean Ward, Margaret Carolyn Woodside, Kenneth Lee

Trudeau, Richard O. Waters, LaSaundra Jean Wrubel, Lawrence R. Trzaskus, Lawrence John Watson, Margaret Louise Wunsch, Michael Richard Tuffs, Shirley Jo Loreen Webster, Lyman Paul Yake, Randall Timothy Turnbull, Cynthia Marie Weinert, Roger A. Zaloga, Thomas Uptigrove, Michael Keith Weinstein, Marsha Ann Zehner, Patricia A. Vance, Ronald Louis Welch, Jean Lorraine Zehner, Thomas Herman Zemoyan, Stephen Michael

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (Requirements completed in June)

Avery, Phillip Lee Campbell, L. Allan Hannning, Ronald Lee Budzynski, Roger Lee El-Mazidi, Issa M. Whittaker, Wayne Harry

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (Requirements completed in August)

Aldoub, Jacub Horoszy, Ted B. Perozo, Daniel E. Al-Sanan, Mohannnad A-M- Lake, Ivan Herbert DEGREES GRANTED DECEMBER 20, 1969

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Pothoven, Kenneth Leroy Williams, Donald Gene Zenarosa, Carmen Vargas

SPECIALIST IN EDUCATION

Wood, Rulon, Kent

MASTER OF ARTS

Agne, Donald A. Floyd, Lois Jean Malmberg, Mary Adelle Al-Jallal, Abdulaziz A. Foster, Bernard George Marshall, Dereck Allington, Richard L. Gallagher, John Thomas Mason, Darwin F. Andrews, Kenneth Wilson, Jr, Galland, D. Bruce Mazurek, Ronald Stephen Bancroft, Robert Leroy Gapske, Norman E. McCrea, Barbara P.

Bell, Nancy Edith Gilligan, Mary Louise Mead, Richard L. Benson, Allen Arthur Gonzales, Raul Jasso Michael, William Anthony Benson, Constance Helen Green, Richard Michael Miller, Thomas Jerome Bernier, Mary Ruth Hammond, Lucille Anne Moon, William Duane Boissonneault, Kathleen Ann Hand, Patsy LeZotte Moore, Nancy Lucille

Bosma, Jon Michael Hanson, Thomas C. Natzke, John H. Boss, Jerry Ralph Hinch, Genevieve E. Navratil, Karen Rae Brenner, Delmar Carl Houseman, Lewis David Nederveld, Marilyn Kay Brinkman, James H. Huang, Hsien Chen Nelson, John Denton Brothers, Richard Eugene Irving, William Oberts, Faith Gloria

Buell, John Alexander Jacobson, Brian Herbert Omolade, Samuel B. Burke, Lila Beth Jones, David Wellington Palmateer, Judy Mae Burress, James Alvin Jonkman, David W. Peeples, Barbara Jean Cable, Robert Doyle, Jr. Kane, Lynne Martinson Petersen, Mildred Anne Clark, Douglas Randolph Keech, Mary L. Postma, Marilyn M.

Clark, Franklin Delano Keefer, Kelvin W, Prichard, Alma Basile Clark, Percy, Jr. Keiser, Dale Quarfoot, Alan James Clark, Sadie Kelly, Bette L. Quillman, Rebecca Barr Collins, Darryl Lee Kiracofe, Norman Miller Rathbun, Ronald Lee Cook, Ruth Joanne Koetsier, Adreanne Refior, Ronald Alan

Coomer, Roger Kuerth, Ruth J. Reynolds, Helen Elizabeth Cox, Joan Constance Kurti, Joseph L., Jr. Roach, Charles H., Jr. Cox, Julie Ann Kurtz, Norbert Michael Rose, Robert G. Daudert, Richard Lee Lafleur, Nicholas Richard Rosenthal, Gary Charles DeYoung, Arnold Paul Lake, Vickie Royer, Max E.

Donovan, David Leo Landstra, Larry Albert Runyon, Leilah Ethlyn Downing, Robert Jack Larson, Richard William Sams, Mona Joan Drillings, Michael Lebenta, Dan Victor Sanchez, Angelita Driscoll, Robert B. Lee, Saundra Jeanne Sauerburger, Dona Jean Elhenicky, Robert Thomas Leggett, Barbara Jane Schlosser, Roger

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Alexander, Charles Phillip Macintoch 1 James Roger Sackett, Wayne D. Baker, William Joseph Malkani, Gopal K. Schulwitz, Nik Carl Chalfin, James A. Martin, Robert H. Schulz, Kenneth Fredrick Currie, William D. Nagel, Richard Henry Sekhar, Neelkant Chandra Curtis, Durwood L. Nyenhuis, Henry John Sheeley, Adelvert Ivar

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MASTER OF MUSIC

Cannon, Ethel Masselink

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Powers, Robert Joseph Tiles, Randall Jay VanderLinden, Dale Reif, William M. Ugo, Joseph Oliver

MASTER OF SCIENCE OF LIBRARIANSHIP

Basmadjian, Nishan V. Foster, Joan J. Mansour, Farouq Bean, Ann Carolyn Gosling, Marilyn Elizabeth Maystead, Jonatha Ann Burbank, Cleo Mae Hission, Mary Ellen McIntire, Mary Anne Calhoon, Gloria B. Lausch, Roberta A. Moon, Margaret Karen Duckey, Lois Elaine Levy, Arlene Sydel! Muir, Dennis Harold Elder, Leanna Jo Lucas, Ann Marie Puffer, Michael E. Williams, Paul Milton

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN STATISTICS

Heisler, Alan Albert

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Abbenante, Toni Jo Andrews, Jane Adair Barniske, Donald Lee Abyan, Ibrahim M. Arfa, Arnold Sidney Barsevick, Louis Charles, Jr. Ainsworth, Janis E. Armstrong, Kathleen L. Benjamin, Patricia Ann Aliotta, Michael Paul Atherton, Rena Selden Benstein, Hannah L. Allen, Marcia Ann Austrins, Kristine Anda Berghuis, Timothy David

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Owsiany, Constance Schwallier, Susan Mathews Tubergen, Linda Lee Palasek, Donald F. Shannon, Judy Kay Tutton, Velma Joyce Palladino, Richard William Shaver, Mary Josephine Tuynman, Thomas Michael Panter, Suzanne Jean Shelton, Mary Catherine Valdes, Frances Ruth Parker, Jill Jennifer Shinske, Ann Elizabeth Valois, Richard Earl, Jr.

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Perkins, Steven Eugene Smith, Arthur Thomas Wallace, James W. Perry, Christopher Dorn Smith, David Raymond Walsworth, Ronald Alan Peters, John Godfrey Smith, Judith K. Warchol, Alan B. Phinney, Betsy Ackles Smith, Mary Ann Ward, Nancy Louise Polidan, Kenneth Mark Spencer, Mary Anne Warner, Robert Joseph

Price, Dennis Lee Spiller, Delores R. Washburn, Susan Elizabeth Prough, Mary Sue Spitzmesser, Sandra Kay Waterman, Karen Sue Oliver Pry, Dianna May Stayer, Peter Raymond Watts, Sharon Ann Ranney, Robert Duane Stefanac, Charles Dragutin Wavo, Edward Marmaduke Redmond, Leonard Anthony Sterenson, Ronald Scott Wehner, David Joel

Reid, Jane Louise Stevens, Linda Ludwa Weidlich, Angelika Reid, Susan A. Stewart, Delores Marie Welke, Vivian Jean Reis, Larry Gene Stilwell, Craig R. Weller, Shirley Dee Repya, Joseph, Jr. Stockford, David William Whitman, Cheryl Marie Revitte, Laurie Marie Stockford, Sharon Ann Willis, James David

Riggs, Ann Marie Stoughton, Kathryn G. Wiltse, Susan Jean Rivera, Miriam E. Gonzalez de Strunk, Rochelle Rae Winter, Emelyn Mae Roberts, Margaret Louise Sundman, Janice Beryl Wonson, Robert Fletcher Rogos, Diane Marie Swanson, Ann Lynette Wood, Stephen Wayne

Rogosz, Joyce s. Swihart, Charlene A. Yarger, Glenn Robert Rosenberger, Margaret D. Taft, David Griffith Yontez, Lynn Alice Rowda, Mary E. Tallerico, John A., Jr. Zalewski, Karen Ann Rowe, Michael Carlos Tamse, Wayne George Zalewski, Ruth Cecilia Zasadny, Judith A. Zull, Carol Ann

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Adamski, Kenneth Frank Brown, Barry C. Clinard, Charles H. Arnold, Thomas K. Burgess, James Garrett Combs, Thomas L. Arundel, James J. Burrows, Roger Bruce Cooper, Gerald K. Bagans, Clarence Willis, Jr. Bush, Raymond, Jr. Coulter, David Clark Bay, John Franklin Bushouse, Kenneth Paul Cowan, Kathleen Behrens, Robert G., Jr. Canfield, Gregg Allen Cox, Barry D.

Bergsma, David Lee Carland, Michael William Cullen, Michael J. Boddy, Eric Michael Carlson, Daniel L. Curtin, Patrick H. 'Boer, David Wesley Chambers, Thomas Leigh Dangler, Larry D. Bolthouse, Terry Kenneth Chatman, Lindbergh, Jr. Daniel, Donald Lee Bourrie, Gregory Joseph Cihos, Theodore J. Davies, Kenneth Richard Brost, Andrew, Jr. Cleveland, David Eugene DeBoer, Richard G. DeLong, Robert Stanley Kozaren, Daniel William Schaeffer, Wayne George Demchick, George F. Koziel, Gregory Terence Schau, Richard D. DeVries, Ronald John Kuntz, Donald John Schlukebir, John Allen Dobbins, David Lee Lacrone, James T. Schmidt, Paul Phillip Dodgson, John Gordon Lauer, George William Schoeppe, Paul Herman

Dodick, Donald Anthony Lesley, Robert P. Schwarzberg, Jacob Doherty, John Anthony, Jr, Lewis, Barbara Ann Schweitzer, Donald G. Eddy, Walter R. Liechty, David L. Sheeran, Nicholas John Ettinger, Philip Foster Lynch, Howard William Sherkda, Joseph J. Evans, Thomas Bane Lyons, Gerald Ray, Jr. Simpson, David John

Finger, William N., Jr. Madill, Paul Scot Sipkovsky, Steve Fred Fitzharris, James Rask Maloney, Frederick Joseph Sitar, Albert David Folkertsma, John M. Martin, Earl Wayne Smaka, Stephen John Fontana, Louis Paul McIntosh, David Wallace Smith, Carl Richard Fourvier, Warren James McNealy, Charles E. Smith, Christopher V.

Gard, J. Stephen McNeill, Daniel C. Smith, Floyd Stuart Gaylord, Arthur P. NcNulty, Robert John Snow, Kilbourn H., Jr. Geiman, John E. Merritt, James C. Sonnett, Samuel Marko Gottschalk, Gregory R. Merucci, Mario Spencer, Kenneth A. Green, John William Mitchell, Thomas M. Steketee, Stephen Crosby

Greer, Malcolm T. Molnar, Thomas John Strand, Bruce Lawrence Gregory, Kenneth Earl Munther, Eric J. Sutherland, Dan Griffin, Bruce Travis Murphy, Patrick James Szymanowski, Robert Griffin, Dale Gordon Nap, David A. Tarchalski, Edgar Paul Haley, Michael Dennis Nowakowski, James Timco, Gary G,

Hamlin, Randall William O'Brien, Carolyn A. Tomak, Robert Stanley Hart, Roy Louis Ortwein, Stanley John Truhn, Dennis A. Heeringa, Richard Gerrit Palmer, Bruce Douglas Ulbrich, Richard Allen Heller, Michael L. Paradine, Duane Harold Van Dusen, Jerry Martin Henderson, David Douglas Parks, Keith A. Verbeem, William G.

Hesselink, Ron Pashak, Aaron J. Vesey, Carl Wade Herulin, William D, Peterson, Daniel Walkling, Albert M. Hildebrandt, Larry L. Phillips, Van Donald Wall, Michael Allan Hodgson, Harold H., Jr. Phillips, Victor Eugene Walsh, Daniel Patrick Hoffman, Steve Piana, John Richard, Jr. Walters, John L.

Houthoofd, Gerald Julius Pirrie, John Werner, Jeffrey Irvin Huntoon, Willard Lang Potts, Bernard P. Whitt, Gary Wayne Jobbitt, Terrance Warren Powondra, Steven L. Wiebenga, Rene Anthony Jobin, Pamela L. Pschigoda, Lon E. Wilber, Quenten Terry Jochem, H, Robert, Jr. Reid, Neil Thomas Wilson, Donald H.

Kaminski, Carl Anthony Reimer, J. Michael Winn, John Alvin Karchunas, Richard Joseph Reinhart, Bruce James Wood, Paul William Kator, Andrew Richard Ritchie, John Frank Wozniak, Donald D. Katz, Joel Roth, Conrad Joseph Wright, Dale Alan Klein, Eddy Rundio, Guy Gilbert Yankoviak, James E, Kline, Walter John Sabo, Louis G., Jr. Zienert, Carl Edwin Zinnner, Gregory Michael

BACHELOR OF MUSIC

Caldwell, Richard Lee Ehrhardt, Frank Michael Hurley, Dennis James DeYoung, Frederic J. Hendrix, Pierre Robert Jones, Larry Clark

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Abar, Susan Gail Adams, Patricia Louise Affelo, Dean Fred Abrams, Barbara V. Adams, Paul Joseph Akkala, Louise Elizabeth Abrams, James D. Addington, James Edward Alderson, Randy James Al-Gharabally, Hamed Yousif Boucher, Geralyn E. Daws, Frederick John Allen, Terri Lee Boyle, Byron Craig Dawson, George Edmund Allen, William Frank Bradshaw, Richard A. Dawson, Mary Lou Anderson, James Francis Bratherton, Kenneth John Deja, John Philip Anderson, Jane Louise Brenner, Daniel Keith Delehanty, Dorothy Marie

Ansari, Mazhar Uddin Brenner, Martin, Jr. DeMaria, Nicola Appel, Michael Clayton Breuckman, Francis G. Demitrakos, Georgiann Archer, James Mathew Bristol, Donald Andrew Denaway, William R. Armstrong, Michael Lynn Brochowski, Richard Michael DePeal, Lynn James Arndt, Barbara Ann Bronz, Edward William DePompolo, William L.

Asfaw, Teshome Brott, Candice Kay DeRidder, James Allen Atman, James Allen Brown, Patricia Ann DeVries, Richard Lee Audette, Mary Ann Brown, Sally Anne DeYoung, David Jon Austin, Richard Arthur Brown, Thelma Earline Diekema, Wayne Dale Baar, Kathleen A. Brush, Judy Kay Dietzel, Kenneth Henry

Baab, Roger Ray, Jr. Buchholz, Gustav, Johann Dileski, Jean Marie Backmann, Brenda Gayle Buckner, Richard Douglas Dilly, Donna Jean Baisch, Bernadine Jo Budesky, Henry Edward, Jr. Dinges, Sue Ellen Baker, Barbara Nan Bulkley, Roger Dale Dinnan, Olivia Diane Baker, Beverly Ann Bushouse, James R. Dinsmore, Larry Earl

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Beane, Patricia L. Chittenden, John Elliott DuLude, Thomas Lamont Beans, Thomas Robert Ciaralli, Paul William Dunn, Thomas Joe Beaton, John Clark, Betty Doris Durbin, Elaine Tyler Beaubien, Ronald David Clark, Sally Mae Eady, Carl Gene Beckley, Craig William Clough, Jerry David Eddy, Wesley F.

Beckman, Darlene Ann Clause, Robert Charles Edwards, David Richard Benkert, William H, Clyne, Bonnie G. Edwards, Michael Arthur Bennett, Barbara Ann Cobb, Carole Anne Elliot, Betty Lynne Benoit, Dan Charles Cober, Duane L. Elwell, Wendy Locke Berridge, Sandra Ellen Cohen, Norton Elwell, William Ralph

Bibbins, Ronald Jack, II Coleman, Hubert Richard Enevold, Norman Jeffrey Bidlack, William A. Colquitt, Stephen R. Engelter, Susan Marie Bierens, Ronald Lee Concannon, Michael Dennis Epps, Agnes Marie Bihlmire, Debra Elaine Cooper, Linda Joyce Eros, George Allan Birkam, Alexa Louise Capp, Robert Philip Evans, Dennis Gene

Bishop, Clair Louis, Jr. Cote, Thomas Evans, Gretchen L. Blanchard, Robert Edward Covell, Richard Laverne Evans, Harold Dale Blough, Carolyn Jane Crawford, William J. Farinola, Louis Michael Boardman, William Scott Cummiskey, Terry John Farley, Jeanne Alexander Boccia, Michael James Curry, Harriet Lois Ferguson, Neal Harvey

Bodie, Mary Elizabeth Dahring, Richard Arthur Ferrero, Donna Kay Boerman, Pauline Carolyn Danek, Steven Jerry Fischer, Edward LeRoy Boersen, Irene Ruth Daresh, Mary Ann Fisher, Wayne Ray Booker, Dennis, III Darlison, Alan G.* Floyd, Calvin Ramond Booker, Juanita Mozella (*Awarded Posthumously) Flynn, Barbara Jean Borchert, Harry F., III Davis, Donna Jill Flynn, Diane Kathleen Fotte, Vicki Butler Heinrich, Marcia Joan Kline, Teresa A. Forest, Frank John Hendricks, Mary Lynn E. Klink, Josephine R. Formento, Carol Ann Herbert, Gloria Jean Klopp, Dorothy Foster, Lois Anne Herder, Gary Alan Klute, David Alan Frank, Alice Ameria Heselschwerdt, David Neil Knee, Daniel Irvin

Freed, Robert William Hice, Dennis Lee Khuth, Bruce Garry Frentheway, James Robert Higgins, Jerry Wayne Kolanowski, Jeannette Marie Frost, David Alan Hindelang, Frederick L. Kominek, David Lee Fulk, Cheryl A. Hines, Barbara Joan Koon, Frederick R., Jr. Gaddis, Richard Scott Hinga, Lynnette Ann Korrick, Michael Steward

Galbraith, Lynn Fred Hinkley, Paul A., II Korroch, Vickie Marlene Gebhardt, Patrick T. Hogue, Jannean Carroll Korth, Charlene L. Geeting, Paula Zae Holcomb, Alice Natalie Kovack, Pamela Kathryn Geiger, Sylvia Kaye Holcomb, Vera N. Kramer, Sydney Piasecki Giffin, Maureen Kathryn Holt, Robert E. Kraus, Victor Gerald

Gill, Dorothy Mae Horgan, William J. Krent, David Dennis Gillmore, Richard Hudson, Jr. Hosley, Robert Lee Kreuger, Barbara Ann Gleeson, Gail Hrdlicka, Harry Woodrow Kraska, Albert William Glenny, Barbara Ann Hudson, Allan J. Kubica, Gerald Richard Golubock, Susan Jean Huisman, Gerald Robert Kucharski, Keith J.

Gombos, Patricia A. Huizing, Albert Paul Kuder, Lucille Ann Gorney, Mary Ann Humbert, Dale Keith Kuzma, Frank James Gotberg, Claire Yvonne Hunt, Jacqueline Anita Lacombe, Gary Kenneth Gove, Robert Irving Hunt, Virginia S. Lademann, Donald Andrew Grace, Glenn G. Husain, Syed Aquil Lake, Lewis William

Graham, William Larry Ingraham, Sally Ann Lambert, Gary Lee Grames, G. Martin Jacobson, Sandra Jeanne Lamer, David Lee Grange, Lamont Jamison, Mary Elizabeth Lang, Henry James Grant, David Menten Gruss, Elaine Jean Janke Langdon, Donna Louise Grassi, Jean Carol Jankiewicz, John Terence Langley, Phyllis Jean

Green, Frederick M. Jankiewicz, Philip James, Jr. Lasanen, Dennis Frank Green, Ingrid Thaddine Jarski, Stanley Andrew Lauer, Kay Anne Greenwood, James E. Jeltema, Judith Louise Lawlor, Linda Marie Gregory, Bruce W. Jeschke, Frederic George LeBlanc, Janice Mary Griffin, Dennis Joseph, Jr. Jex, Garland Douglas Leonard, James A.

Griffin, Gary Lynn Jobe, Patricia Ann Levine, Judith A. Grinnn, Robert Arthur Johnson, Betty Ann Liddie, William Gault Groendyk, Allen Dale Johnson, Carolyn Jean Lintz, Bonnie Jean Gross, Michael Anthony Johnson, Gary Alan Little, Paula Kaye Bowles Gualtiere, Jean Johnson, Gary Allen Landrigan, Julianne Carol

Guhl, William Frederick Johnson, Jay L. Long, Guy R. Guthrie, Michael LeRoy Johnson, Karyl Ann Lundstrum, Clifford Gerald Gyles, Leon Leonard Johnson, Kathlee Virginia Lung, Diana Joy Habetler, Stephen E., Jr. Johnson, Nancy Jane Lutzka, Inez Haehwle, David Dean Johnson, Robert Darrell Macfarlane, Craig Gordon

Hagen, Howard Lee Johnson, Roland Alan Madsen, Jack Lee Hagger, Janice Jean Johnson, Tedd D. Malik, Diane Hall, John R. Johnson; William Allen Mannino, Joseph Arthur Hall, Robert Donald Johnston, Maureen Gay Mantyk, Gerald Jonathan Ham, Linda Gail Jones, Allen Leslie Manza, Judith Mary

Hamilton, David H. Jones, Larry L. Marks, Carol Lea Hannnond, Mur 1 E. Kaczka, Kenneth Charles Martin, Gayle Marie Handley, Edward M., Jr. Kakoczki, Richard John Martin, Linda Christine Handy, Mildred L. Karasick, Kenneth S. Martinat, Suzanne Marie Harrison, Susan Kay Keefe, Kathleen M. Marx, Warren Rockwell

Hart, David Eric Keier, Frederick Charles Marconie, Elizabeth A. Haviland, Sandra Kay Khouri, Edward F. Mascarenhas, Mervyn Dennis Hazilla, Michael Kincaid, Gladys May Mason, Robert Jay Heckman, Gary Louis Kindle, Donavan Jay Matthews, Charles R. Heine, Donna Mae Klabis, Detta Loretta Matyas, James J. McAvoy, Phillip D. O'Brien, Carolyn A. Rodgers, Jinnnie Clint McCarthy, Ferril Russell O'Connell, Dennis Patrick Rogers, Kay L. McCarty, Linda Lee Omo, Jan Ross Rosenberger, Craig Edward Mccully, Sharon Denise Oosting, Alan Wayne Rowden, Kathryn A. McDermott, Sharon Rose Orlando, Judith Anne Rozek, Richard Joseph

McGee, Dennis Bernard Ortega, Linda M. Rudolph, Roy Earl Mclnerney, W. Raymond Osborn, Connie Marie Rutledge, James George McIntyre, Thomas 0, Otto, Keith E. Rymarczak, Jerome McKenna, Gail Marie Oudman, Linda Joan Saetre, Andrew George McLain, Tony Lee Ouellette, Thomas C., Jr. Sager, Martin B.

McMahon, Ruth E. Page, Barbara Mihell Salamacha, Robert J, McNitt, Florence Mary Palmer, Bruce Douglas Salee, Floyd William McPheeters, Thomas Alexander Palmer, Gary Malcolm Sanders, William Frank McRae, Agnes Pancoe, Robert William Schaffer, Paul Richard Meeker, Ronald I. Pantti, Hal M. Scheer, Joan Glee

Mellema, Douglas Wayne Partenheimer, Horst Scheer, William H., Jr, Meny, Edward Emile Paulsen, Julie Ann Anderson Scherer, Judy Ann Mepham, Douglas Charles Pawielski, Bruce John Schlutow, Cynthia Kaye Merrifield, Jean Payne, Ollie Jane Schmidt, George Gerald Mervenne, Robert A. Pelka, Ronald E. Schneider, James Robert

Messenger, James Marcus Pendell, Mary E. School, Ann Elise Meyer, Kathryn Ann Perkins, Clifford Dean Schott, Leonard L. Middaugh, James Michael Permelia, Joseph Schultz, Susanne Cameron Mikolajczyk, Patsy Ann Perry, John Ericson Schurr, Larry E. Miles, Susan M. Sinnnons Pfanz, John Gary Scott, Margaret Mary

Miller, Glenn Thomas Pflum, David Robert Scrivens, Gordon Leonard Miller, Timothy Paul Phillips, Elaine Ruth Sekavina, Gayle Angela Milne, Sarah deMink Phillips, Stacy E. Sellers, Dennis Hugo Misner, Warren Craig Phinney, Spencer B. Semenczuk, Michaeline Jo Mohr, Daniel J. Pierce, Marcia Elaine Sharrard, David E.

Monroe, Charles Frederick Pikaart, James H, Shaw, James H. Moon, Virginia Sue Pike, Terry Michael Shoman, Edward Scott Moore, Eugene B. Pinckes, Michael A. Sikkenga, Charles Moore, James Richard Pitcher, Alfred William Silverthorn, Arthur E. Moss, Reuben Alexander Pittman, Tanya Regenia Simon, Richard Joseph

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Naish, Helen E. Prentice, Robert Donald Smillie, Robert Watt Naumann, Robert Gary Price, Elizabeth Marie Smith, Barbara Gene MacNeils, Sally Quick, Linda Ann Smith, Betty Ann Nellist, Marie W. Raderstorf, Vicki L. Smith, Dav.id Andrew Neu, Wayne H. Ramsey, Darlene Marie Smith, Janice Evelyn

Neuman, Harold B. Rasanen, Sherry Lee Smith, Paul Wilbert Neupert, Eleanor R. Raspberry, Rose Marie Smythe, Thomas Odell Newcomb, Gary Bruce Ray, Suzanne Ethel Plafchan Snitkin, Martin Howard Newville, Carol L. Reddick, Sharon Lee Snyder, Ruth Ann Nezamis, Paul George Reed, Lynn Marie Somers, Douglas Alan

Nicholas, Pamela Marie Reimann, Stephen John Soper, Richard Graves Nightingale, Lawrence F. Renaud, Michael John Sovey, Dean Edward Niles, Charles Gordon, Jr, Renwick, Shirley Platko Spencer, Douglas James Nine, Jerry C. Rich, Frank Paul, Jr, Spencer, Mary Sue Nitz, Kathlyn Rich, Suzanne Mark Spieles, Sandra Lynn

Nobles, William Robert Richardson, Thomas Lamar, I Spyker, Clark John Northrop, James T. Roberts, Bruce A. Stafford, Arthur E. Norwood, Lavon Roberts, Donald L. Standley, Sharon Kay Nuyen, Patricia Ann Robinson, Linda Wadsworth Stanley, Laura Jane Nykamp, Elaine R. Rocho, Dennis Lou Starr, Joan Lynn Staska, Robert Lee Tew, Albert 0. Wallace, Larry Dean Stearns, Sharon Lee Theodore, Dean W. Walsh, Maureen Elizabeth Stein, Myrna Lou Thomspon, James F. Walter, Gerald Joseph �teinmetz, Charles D, Thorrez, Mary Elizabeth Wambaugh, Rex Rodney Stella, Randall Chris Tidswell, Mary Jane Warfle, Marie Ann

Stephenson, Joyce Marie Timmersman, Hiske Wasilewski, Bruce C, Stewart, Michael Ray Todd, Karlene Ann Waugh, Madelon Kaye Stoeckle, Karen A. Tomlinson, Michael William Way, Thomas Dennis Stoner, Gary Neil Torline, Carol Lynn Webb, Robert Alan Storrs, Dennis Robert Travis, William David Weiss, Ruth Ann

Statz, Roger Kent Trice, Vertlee Welch, Mary Anne Strangways, James Homer Trimble, Judith Jane Wesorick, Dale G. Strangways, Wayne A. Turner, Patricia Wheeler, Roger Charles Stravers, Ruth J. Tuthill, Wilmarth John White, Gloria Anne Stroken, Lorraine Ann Tuttle, Dale W, White, Philander L.

Strong, William Axel Umanski, Paul A. Wickwire, Mildred I. Stump, Donald Larry Unsted, Carol Ann Wiersma, Darnella A. Sullivan, Charles Underwood, Deamous Wiggins, Robert Lee, Jr, Sutherland, Maxine Griffith Valle, Brian Scott Williams, Alan J. Sutton, Geraldine M, Van Cleave, Randy M. Williams, Andrea Henrietta

Swaby, Sharon Jean Van Dam, Jeffrey Lynn Williams, Richard Fredrick Swanchara, Mary Kay VandenBrink, William James Wilson, Donald Edward Swanson, Ralph Leonard Vander Kam, Kay Lee Wingeier, Larry Dale Swarta, Edward B. Vangeloeren, Jack D. Witt, James Leroy Swider, Mary E. Venema, Phillip Jay Wojtowicz, Gerald Joseph

Swift, Iris Belle Vestrand, Ronald Robert Wood, Stafford H. Sylvester, Marilyn Inez Vidt, James G. Woodley, Bruce Robert Syswerda, John Ray Vince, Anthony Nicholas Wyrick, James Roger Talbot, Michael Thomas Vizithum, David A. Yanko, John Peter Tapper, John Harvey, Jr, Volz, Teryl Lee Yankoviak, Janine Sue Teft, Mildred Louise Walker, Clifford Yingling, Bruce Allen Terpstra, Arthur James, Jr, Walla, William Anthony

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING (IND.)

Austin, Roger Thomas DeMeester, Roger J. Mazur, Edward John Barnett, Phillip R. Drexler, Dale W, Ramsey, Eric James Cook, Arkell Blair, Jr. Jones, Ronald Eugene Stacer, James R. D. Grips, Gregory Lawrence Kidney, Ronald James Swagman, Ronald John Versprille, Peter L. Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

I N D E X Page No. Page No. Administration Building Business Education and Ad- Appointment of Architect for ministrative Services 663 Elevator 666 Counseling and Personnel 638 Adsit Property 659 Educational Leadership 638 Ann Arbor Trust Company 605, 609 Elementary Education 676 619, 640 Secondary Education 676 671 Depository, Designation of 602, 614 Annual Fund Report Distinguished Service Awards 1968 Report 605 August 15, 1969 639 1969 Report 668 Division of Associated Mechanical Service 661 Instructional Communications 676 Association of Governing Boards Dormitory Revenue Bonds Report of 636 Series of 1960 Auditorium Supplement No. 1 605 Opening Imprest Checking Account 602 Educational Leadership, Depart­ ment of Ball Property 636 Change in Name 638 Bianco Property 659 Election of Officers 601 Buelke Property 664 Enrollment Business Education and Administrative Report for Fall Semester 1969 664 Services, Department of 663 Everett Hall Approval of Name 677 Center for Exercise of Options Children's Court Services Adsit Property 659 Establishment of 601 Ball Property 636 Directed Teaching 676 Bianco Property 659 Educational Research 669 Buelke Property 664 Reading Center and Clinic 676 Christian Reformed Church Christian Reformed Church Property 666 Property 666 College of Freyburger Property 659 Applied Sciences 669 Glennon Property 659 Arts and Sciences 669 Hays Property 659 Business 669 Jensen Property 664 Education 669 Kalamazoo College Property 605 General Studies 669 Lynn Property 659 Graduate, The 669 Marvin Property 674 Honors, The 669 Perry Property 659 Continuing Education, Division of Richards Property 659 Fee Schedule 639 Schultz Property 659 Counseling and Personnel Schulz Property 664 Department of 638 VanderKlok Property 664

Data Processing Faculty Recommendation of Evaluation Constitution, Amendments to 618, 676 Survey 614 University Policies and the Faculty, Changes in and Degrees Amendment to 677 Authorization to Confer Freyburger Property 659 April 19, 1969 609 August 15, 1969 639 General Fund Operating Budget December 20, 1969 670 Year-End Allotment Adjustments Honorary 1968-69 649 April 19, 1969 604 Continuation of 1968-69 Budget December 20, 1969 669 into 1969-70 Budget 651 Master of 1969-70 Budget 654 Science Gifts and Grants Report 602, 604 Statistics 666 (Monthly Reports) 612, 618 Departments of 625, 639 Business Education 659, 663 Change in Name 663 666, 670, 677 Board of Trustees Wester Michigan University

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Glennon Property 659 Parking Graduation Fee 639 Parking Structure No. 1 Approval of Bids 622 Harley, Ellington, Cowin & Authorization to Develop Stirton, Architects 661 Final Drawings 601 Hays Property 659 Parking Facilities Revenue Health Service Building Financing and Security Approval for Additional Agreement 642 Landscaping 664 Recommendation for Accept- Approval of Additional ance of Bids 614 Landscaping Bids 666 Redesign of Plans 601 Progress Report 622 Resolution Authorizing Parking Housing Revenue Bonds Facilities Revenue Bonds Dated May 1, 1969 618 Financing 640, 651 Rates 639 Independent Elevator Company 661 Recommendation of Financing Instructional Facility No. 1 Plan for Total Program 612, 618 Approval of Bids 660 Traffic, Parking and Pedestrian Progress Report 606, 622 Ordinance 625 636 Personnel Policy Changes in 664 Jensen Property 664 Perry Property 659 Physical Sciences Building K & A Seating Company 661 Approval of Name 677 Kalamazoo College Property 605 Progress Report 622 Kingscott, Louis C., Architects 622 Property Klooster Landscape Service 661 Lutheran Student Center, Ex- change of Land 612 Labor Contract, Approval of 664 Shuver Property, Warranty Landscaping Deed 605 Health Center 666 Lutheran Student Center Property 612 Refund Policy Lynn Property 659 Student Fees 639 Residence Policy Married Student Apartments Special Ability Students 636 Furnishing of Apartments 612 Retirement Resolution, TIAA-CREF Rental Rates 612 Modification of 659 Married Student Housing Complex Richards Property 659 Financing 609 Rood Hall Housing Revenue Bonds Dated Approval of Name 677 May 1, 1969 618 Rowen & Blair Electric Co. 661 Refunding Plan on Construction Loan 609 Sabbatical Leave Policy Marvin Property 674 Amendment to 618 Master of Science Degree Sangren Hall Statistics 666 Appointment of Architect for McCracken Hall, Addition to and Cooling & Ventilation 622 Remodeling of-Progress Report 622 Scholarships Miller-Davis Company 622, 661 Residence Classification for Special Ability Students 636 Open Visitation School of Approval of Recommendation 604 Librarianship 669 Recommendation Re:Visitation Social Work 669 Hours 674 School Services, Department of 638 Request for a Report on New Schultz Property 659 Policy 675 Service Staff Student Self-Determination 666 Revision of Wage and Salary .Visitation Regulations 674 Policy 657 Operating Budget Requests Shuver Property 605 1970-71 667 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

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Special Meetings October 24, 1969 667 Speech and Hearing Center Approval of Building Name 677 Streets Designation of Names 659 Student Academic Rights: Policies and Procedures 676 Code of Student Life, Amend­ ment to 674 Fees Continuing Education 639 Graduation 639 Proposal for 1969-70 625 Refund Schedule 639 Schedule, Fall 1969 639 Financial Aids Residence Classification for Special Ability Students 636 Student Communications Media, Standards for 602 Student Services Building Bonds 671 Financing 670 Progress Report 622 Surplus Property, Federal Designation of Legal Repre­ sentative 659 Teacher Education, Department of Change in Name 676 Tenure Recommendations 616 Travel Regulations, Revision of 673

University Elementary School Approval of Recommendation to Close 604 Disposition of Instructional Materials Center 654 Rationale for Recommendation to Close 601

VanderKlok Property 664

Walker, Carl and Associates 601