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DISNEY CONSULTS CSUSB BIOLOGIST PAGE 2 PARTNERSHIP 2000 PRO' REPORT PAGE IS

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SAN BERNARDINO OBSERVATIONS

Replenishing Inventory for Scholarship Shoppers

The good news is: More students CDSTATE than ever before may be eligible for fi­ SAN BERNARDINO

nancial aid this year because of changes in CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO state and federal regulations qualifying MAGAZINE IS PUBLISHED BY THE them for assistance. The bad news is: OFFICE OF UNIVERSITY RELATIONS There is less federal money available for AT CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, grants and only a modest increase in SAN BERNARDINO FOR ALUMNI, state-funded assistance, so students may FRIENDS, PARENTS AND COLLEAGUES. need to take out larger loans in order to IT IS PRODUCED TRIANNUALLY AT THE complete their education. BEGINNING OF EACH ACADEMIC For some students, these trends in QUARTER IN SEPTEMBER, JANUARY college financial aid will translate into AND APRIL. THIS PUBLICATION IS $100 less in Pell Grants, which will be a PARTIALLY FUNDED WITH NON-STATE maximum of $2,300 this year. For oth­ RESOURCES, INCLUDING A GRANT FROM THE CAL STATE ALUMNI Juan Gonzalez ers, state university grants could be slashed from $1,440—what once was a "full ASSOCIATION. OPINIONS EXPRESSED ride"—to $100 or less. The reality is that many students will be bearing a bigger IN CAL STATE MAGAZINE DO NOT percentage of the cost of their education than ever before. This comes at a time when NECESSARILY REFLECT THE OPINION a 10 percent increase in California $tate University fees brings the surge in the cost of OF THE EDITORS NOR REPRESENT THE a CSU education to 80 percent over the past four years. OFFICIAL POLICY OF CALIFORNIA While still a bargain when compared with other states (California' s state university STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN BERNAR­ fees are the 48th lowest in the nation), the cost of a C8U education could be reduced DINO. EDITORIAL AND ALUMNI INFORMATION AND PHOTOGRAPHS greatly by expanding privately endowed student scholarships available through SHOULD BE SENT TO THE CSU8B. Currently, only $100,000 of the nearly $15 million in assistance awarded CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO through om Financial Aid Office is in the form of academic scholarships. EDITOR, Meanwhile, the percentage of students who are applying for financial assistance CSUSB PUBLIC AFFAIRS, has doubled within the past two years. Now nearly 68 percent of our 12,500 students 5500 UNIVERSITY PARKWAY, have an application pending in the office. Each of them rightfully claims significant SAN BERNARDINO, CA need, but only about half of their requests will be met. 92407-2397 Fortimately, a few more students will be assisted this year through recent private contributions made to the university. Three students will benefit from the newly GOOD QUALITY B&W PHOTOGRAPHS established Jack H. Brown 5cholarship for the School of Business and Public ARE WELCOME. POLAROIDS OR Administration, which has been created by the Food Industries Sales Club of Riverside PHOTOGRAPHS PRINTED ON TEXTURED and San Bernardino Counties. An accounting scholarship honoring the first dean of PAPER ARE NOT ACCEPTED. the business school. Dr. Hal Hoverland, wiU support students majoring in that field, while another privately endowed scholarship, estabhshed through the estate of Julie EDITOR and Ann Ronning, will offer advantages for students studying the real estate industry. Cynthia Pringle A fimd established in honor of retired Barstow teacher, Clara McKinney, will assist ART DIRECTOR / DESIGNER future educators. And a scholarship started by former Cal 8tate Professor Arlo Harris Jay Wampler win benefit future chemists. PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS Each of these funds created within the past academic year will make a significant Chad Timmreck difference in the pursuits of students for years to come, and is turning the bad news into good tidings for some deserving students. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Mary Colacurcio Sam Romero

PHOTOGRAPHERS Dan Moseley Larry Rose

Vice President for Student Services COVER: Biologist Stuart Sumida, the Bone Man to Disney artists, applies his I#L expertise in comparative SAN BERNARDINO animal anatomy as a consultant on major motion pictures. CONTENTS

OBSERVATIONS INSIDE FRONT COVER A Less Than 1% of $15 Million in Financial Aid Awarded is in Scholarships Benuty, Beasts and the Biologist 2 Anatomically Correct Disney Animals Result from CSUSB Biologist's Advice

GAL STATE UPDATE . . . Pag

^ SCHOOL NEWS 6 Blackstone Magic Team Donates Theatrical Scripts ... 8

COYOTE SPORTS 12 Scholarship Golf Tournament Tees Off Oct. 22

Page 14 ALUMNI PERISCOPE 13 Victorville Probation Officer Captures Alumnus Distinction Art Museum Half Funded

GIFT RAP 14 Retired Executives Needed as Volunteers 15

lAP Partnership 2000 Campaign Update. . 16 L# Recognizing Campaign Leaders, Friends in Inaugural Year Honor Roll of Donors 19 MM Our Annual Tribute to Thousands of Generous Supporters Back Cover Catch Coyote Contests This Fall ALUMNI NOTES 33 T Author Joanne Fluke Publishes Two Novels

CALENDAR 37 Jazz Ensemble Holds Pre-Holiday Concert

FALL 93-94 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO How TO BUILD A HORSE ot very long ago, in a land not too far away, professional animators began to envy Cal State biology professor Horse sketches done Stuart Sumida, whose job, they said, was very by Disney animator wonderful. Stuart admired the animators and Ross Edmunds. their jobs, too. For they worked in the pleasant and prestigious Walt Disney studios sketching out pictures that always became famous. But no, no, no, thought the animators. It was Stuart who had the fun of hunting hidden treasures in places like the four corner states of Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Arizona, or in Germany, where Stuart spent six weeks this

past summer. Treasure hunting like this im­ pressed the animators. Because once upon a paleontological period ancient animals left for Stuart and those with his brand of curiosity a THE MOST SPECIAL GIFT very special gift, the most special gift beasts BEASTS COULD could ever leave: Bones. EVER "There are a lot of paleontologists who use LEAVE the fossils they find to figure out the rocks," ARE says Stuart. "Well, I use the fossils I find to figure out the animals." BONES Stuart is the Bone Man to Disney artists, their "teacher," the specialist in comparative anatomy who stepped into Animation Land on the reference of a friend and an invitation by Disney and had world-class animators draw, a ahem, anatomy! He is the man who sees

beauty in animal locomotion, who illustrates -•S. his research with his own (improving, even if they are diagrammatical) drawings of animals, who has liked and watched good cartoons ever since he was a boy, who tells animators how a bird folds its wings, and maybe how they, the animators, err in thinking that digging up the past is glamorous work; fascinating, yes. But picking your way through dirt around a valued fossil can be as tedious as drawing a thousand STUART BEGAN SHOWING THEM HOW pictures to animate a descending leaf. SIZE, WEIGHT, Disney animators, says Stuart, are "meticu­ lous. " Experts have come to lecture them GRAVITY AND before. But under a formal program set up in BONE the late '80s Disney wanted to train new as well STRUCTURE as experienced animators, and that's when SHARE AN Stuart began showing them how size, weight, ANIMAL'S gravity and bone structure shape an animal's movements. For one week during the produc­ MOVEMENTS tion of " Beauty and the Beast," he lectured on

wolves and horses, and worked closely with Pencil sketches by Disney Russ Edmunds, the lead animator for Belle's animator Larry White are his first pass at an analysis horse, Philippe—Disney animation that amazes of a waif run used to Stuart, as does the detail of Bambi, the dino­ animate the wolves in "Beauty and the Beast." saurs of "Fantasia," and, above all, the flight of the golden eagle in " Rescuers Down Under," because its " movement is true to the form of the animal, yet communicates personahty and feeling without turning into a human being." Stuart now is advising Disney animators on a mwi film to be released next year, "Lion King." And next year he will address the 50th anniversary convention of the National Science Teachers Association in Anaheim about his work at Disney, and about this fairytale marriage of biology and fine art. "You need to understand some of the hological sciences to do certain kinds of art. lat's something most biologists wouldn't m ^^hink about, or they've been trained not to Nthink about." Story by Sam Romero, editorml assistant, Public Affairs. Photos of Stuart Sumida were taken by Larry Rose. Photos from "Beauty and the Beast" motion picture are printed ' by permission of Disney, and are copyrighted by The Walt ' Disney Company. All riphts reserved.

CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO CAL STATE UPDATE

LARGEST CASH DONATION LAUNCHES BUILDING CAMPUS PLANT EXPANDS TO MEET 21ST CENTURY NEEDS An ambitious plan for $172 mil­ lion in capital construction projects at CSUSB in the next five years will more than double the amount of physical space currently housing classes and com­ munity gatherings at the university. Two of the major expansion projects were completed this summer and overall about half of the budgeted construction work is underway. Students, alumni and community guests will notice the advantages of the $5 million Student Union addition that opens this fall. The facility features a new multi-purpose room that accom­ modates 1,000 guests for special events. The first portion of the three-phase building for Extended Education will be built next year with a gift from Yasuda Women's Jack H. Brown Hall also will open University in Japan. this fall as the new home of the School A donation of 100 million yen, guage Program (ACLP) at Cal State. of Business and Public Administration which is approximately $925,000, will Work on the 15,600-square-foot plus the departments of mathematics "seed" the construction of a new Ex­ edifice, that will be located north of the and computer science. tended Education building at Cal State, campus's Foundation Building, is ex­ Also making its debut this fall will thanks to the Yasuda Institute of Educa­ pected to break ground in January and be an expansion of the university Book­ tion in Hiroshima, Japan. talce about one year to complete. The store, creating a split-level merchandis­ The largest single, private cash con­ remainder of the funding for the $2.2 ing area and reorganized textbook sales tribution received to date by the univer­ million project will be obtained through area. sity underscores the partnership between a privately financed loan secured by the At the midway point in construc­ the tvro educational institutions that have university's Foundation. The new build­ tion this fall will be the health and been working together for seven years ing will house five classrooms, language physical education complex, destined through the Office of Extended and computer laboratories, and a student to become the largest building on cam­ Education's American Culture and Lan­ lounge and patio. pus. Featuring the 5,000-seat James AFROTC ESTABLISHES REGIONAL PROFILE WITH NEW CSUSB UNIT and Arianthi Coussouhs Arena, the building will offer a multitude of recre­ ational and entertainment opportuni­ ties for the Inland Empire once the facility is completed in 1994. Passed the half-way mark is the Pfau Library addition, which extends an expansive wing to the left of the existing structure. The five-story addi­ tion is expected to reach completion this December. Among the projects awaiting con­ struction is a new Visual Arts Complex that proposes to include a 4,000-square-foot museum, if private

President Evans (right) joins alumnus Coi. Ed Sheeran in welcoming the Air Force ROTC to campus. funding is secured for the project by early 1994. rollment from the eastern valley, says The first Air Force Officers' Train­ Expansion of the university' s physi- Col. Ed Sheeran, commander of the ing Corps program in inland Southern cal plant is helping to ease overcrowded southwest region of Air Force ROTC California is being established this fall at conditions for the university's 12,500 and a CSUSB alumnus, class of '67. Cal State, creating a nearby opportunity students and nearly 1,000 employees Students in virtually every field of for military training that previously was and preparing Cal State to meet the study are eligible for the program that available only in Los Angeles and San needs of more than 20,000 students offers two- and four-year processes lead­ Diego. and 4 million citizens in the 21st cen­ With a military identity already es­ ing to a bachelor's degree. A class of tury. ^ tablished in the Inland Empire, the Air about 30 students has been recruited for Force ROTC program will draw its en­ the initial year of the program.

FALL 93-94 SCHOOL NEWS

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Russell Beirich (Accounting and Finance) has been named the 1993 Accountant Advocate of the Year by the U.S. Small Business Administration. A part-time instructor here, he is a partner in the accounting firm of Lund and Guttry in Palm Springs. • Sue Greenfeld (Management) is teaching at one of the top two business schools in Taiwan, tlie National Chengchi University in Taipei. While there on her Fulbright Fellowship, she hopes to conduct in-depth critiques of companies in that country, much hke those she has performed with colleague Harold Dyck (Information and Decision Sciences) here. Most recently they evaluated Mobil Chemical. The two business professors also are in the midst of collaborating on research of the attitudes toward and socioeconomic effects of the free trade arrangements proposed between the U.S. and Mexico.

Sue Greenfeld teaching In Taiwan Hal Hoverland (Accounting and Finance), the founding dean of the School of Business and Pubhc Administration, retired from CSUSB after 20 years of service. In honor ofhis 12 years of leadership as dean, the Hal Hoverland Scholarship Endowment Fund has been established to benefit junior and senior accounting students. Those wishing to contribute to the scholarship may send their gift in care of the CSUSB Foundation, 5500 University Parkway, San Bernardino, CA 92407.

Nabil Razzouk (Marketing) reports that seven CSUSB graduates majoring in business have taken management training jobs with W^alMart corporation in recent months. He adds that it probably doesn't hurt that the company's regional employ­ ment recruiter Michelle Harbauer (B.S. administration '91) has the same alma mater.

Mary Smith (Marketing) collaborated with three authors on a study of "Mail Survey Response Rates Using a Lottery Prize Giveaway Incentive," which was published in the Journal of Direct Marketing.

Five CSUSB students swept a summer Inland Empire research paper competition Hal Hoverland In his early years as dean and went on to compete with entrants from 12 universities in a regional contest of the American Production and Inventory Control Society (APICS), reports Javad Varzandeh (Information and Decision Sciences). Earning first-place awards were graduate student Carolyn Bartowski-Arabatzus of Redlands and undergraduate student Patti Stephens of VictorviUe. Second-place honors were awarded to graduate student Sharon Dragan of Upland, and undergraduate Kai-Ing Hwang of Colton. Athird-place was bestowed upon John Cuevas of Riverside. CSUSB associate professors Kamvar Farahbod and Harold Dyck (Information and Decision Sciences) are local chapter advisors.

Professor and chair for the Accounting and Finance Department, Eldon Lewis LEWIS IS the interim dean for the School of Business and Public Administration for the next ASSUMES t\\ o ycai s Succeeding David Porter, wiio accepted a position at the Universitv of Fairbanks, Alaska, Lewis will oversee the .school's move into Jack Brown Hal! and DEANSHIP the completion of the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) accreditation process. When he was a dean at Wichita Slate Universitv, he was involved in a similar process, which, coincidentally, also preceded moving into a new building. Stepping into the position of acting chair of the Accounting and Finance Department will be Linvol Henry, an associate professor who's been with the university for eight years. He will seive for one year while a search for a permanent appointee is condticted, Lewis .says.

6 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Margaret Atwell (Advanced Studies) is leaving CSUSB after 12 years of service to accept the position of associate vice president for academic affairs at Cal State, Fulierton. She was CSUSB's Outstanding Professor in 1987.

As chair of the Council of Scientific Society Presidents, Bomiie Brunkhorst (Secondary/Vocational Education, Geological Sciences) testified before a subcom­ mittee of the U.S. House of Representatives' Appropriations Committee urging support for President Clinton's $3.18 biUion budget for the National Science Foundation. • While the teaching-reform book. Making Connections: Teaching and the Human Brain, co-authored byRenate Caine (Secondary/Vocational Education) and Geoffrey Caine is setting precedent with a circulation of 136,000 for its first printing, Renate's work at the Cal State Center for Research and Integrative Learning and Margaret Atwell heads for CSU Fulierton Teaching has attracted several installments of a grant from the Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District to provide for her to be an ongoing coach at Park View Middle School in Yucaipa. • Sherrie Howie (Secondary/Vocational Education) is teaching under a Fulbright Fellowship at National Kaohsiung Normal University in southern Taiwan this year. She plans to research cooperative learning techniques in classes designed to help prospective teachers use computers in their lessons.

Adria Klein (Advanced Studies) is the newly elected vice president for the 17,000-member California Reading Association (CRA) and will serve as its president in 1995-96. • Ken Lane (Advanced Studies) was awarded the Outstanding Alumnus honor by his doctoral alma mater. East Texas State University. He also was honored in April by Technomics Publishing for his work as an associate editor for the Journal of School Leadership. Sherrie Howie on a fellowship in Taiwan

Darken Stoner (Environmental Education) is the 1993 Distinguished Alumnus from the College of Science at Cal Poly, Pomona.

STUDENTS NAB STATE HONORS Three CSUSB students walked away witli second-place honors in the CSU's annual research competition held this year on the Fulierton campus in early Alay, Competing witlt 130 entrants in 10 categories, the CSUSB winners were graduate students Eileene Payne and William Thomas, while Shannon Lynne Shannon captured the honor at the undergraduate level. Payne looked at head-banging behavior in her report, "Analysis and Intei'vention Issues Related to the Sell-Injurious Behavior in a Blind, Multiply Impaired Child." Her work was supervised by Joanne Eichinger (Advanced Suidies). Thomas worked witli Jeffrey Thompson (Biology) on the " Effect of 60HZ, 1 Gauss Magnetic Field on Neuropeptide Y Gene Expression." Shannon's research focused on a specific statement of financial Pictured left to right, Eileene Payne, William Thomas, accounting standards and the implications for employers as well as employees. She and Shannon Lynne Shannon was guided by Christine Shalow (Accounting and Finance).

FALL 93-94 7 SCHOOL NEWS

SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES

A collection of plays and working scripts has been donated by the world-class magic team of Gay and Harry Blackstone, Jr., estabhshing a library of reference materials for the university's Theatre Arts Department. Dedicated in the name and memory of their son, the Harry B. Blackstone III Collection eventually will include scripts from film, theatre and television. The accessibility of materials will be a boon to students, faculty and those in the general pubhc who are interested in writing, acting and directing, says Ron Barnes (Theatre Arts). Gay once was a student of B arnes. The Blackstones, who are inviting the support of friends and business associates, recently received a $1,000 donation for the collection.

Jim Brown (English) pubhshed an essay on autobiography and fiction, entitled, "My Papa's Waltz," in The Cream City Review, the Hterary magazine of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Art Moorefield continues 16tti century research A 10-foot tall bronze sculpture, interpreting a heron taking flight, was commis­ sioned by Yasuda Women's University in Hiroshima, Japan and rendered by Richard Johnston (Art) for the Sept. 3 dedication of a new classroom building at the Japanese institute.

"Dancing to the Chorales: The 1550 Geistliche Ringeltentze ofValten Vogt" is the subject of a paper presented by Art Moorefield (Music) at a joint chapter meeting of the American Musicological Society.

Rodney Simard and Juhe Abner (EngHsh) co-wrote the paper, "Hollywood Paradigm and Cultural Stereotype: 'Captain Jack,' theModoc 'Wars,' Drum Beat, and Indians in Mid-Century Film," which was presented at the California Indians Conference.

Ed White (English) was recognized by the San Bernardino Area Chamber of Commerce as one of two outstanding professors at Cal State in the annual College Ed White honored by Chamber of Commerce Professors' Honors Breakfast this past spring. He also has been elected to a three-year term on the executive committee of the Conference on College Composition and Communication.

MUSEUM HINGES ON PRR^TE FUNDING A 4,000-stiuarc-foot Univcrsiu' Art Museum, designed to house pci- mancnt collections as well as ncv\ and changing exhibitions, could be buili concurrently with a visual arts class room complex, if sufficicni pii\aic funding is found by carlv Itid-j. More information is found in tiiii Rap on page 14.

A $560,000 University Art Museum could be built in 1994 if the remaining half of the necessary private financing is secured.

8 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO SCHOOL NEWS

SCHOOL OF NATURAL SCIENCES

Kimberley Cousins (Chemistry) has received a $32,200 award from the Re­ search Corporation to assist her in the development of polymer- bond organoalumrnum regents for organic synthesis. • George Georgiou (Computer Science) collaborated on the article, "Complex Domain Backpropagation," for the IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems IT. Analog and Digital Signal Processing. • ' ' ^— / •i John Sarli (Mathematics) is collaborating with Javier Tomer (Physics) on research that describes an algebraic construction they have discovered for elastic -V \ fM- displacement fields, which is analogous to the complex analytic function representa­ tion for harmonic vector fields.

...... Javier Tomer collaborates on complex research Jeffrey Thompson (Biology) collaborated with a professor from the University of Illinois-Urbana on the article, "Morphological Comparison by Scanning Electron Microscopy ofTransient Retina-Muscle Synapses and Long-LivedSpinal Cord-Muscle Synapses," for Cellular and Molecular Biology. • ALUMNA SPOTLIGHTI-:I) "Smoking Cessation: Clinical Steps to Improve Compliance" is an article that Thomas Timmreck (Health Science and Human Ecology) co-authored for the IN TEXTBOOK journal Geriatrics. Patricia Lough, (B.S. 7.S, M.S. biolog\ '90) who holils luo degrees from CSUSB, was liigli- Ching-Hua Wang (Biology) co-authored the " Characterization of Cellular and lightcd in a new edition of the text­ Molecular Immune Effectors Against TrichineUa spiralis Newborn Larvae in Vivo" for book, Biology, for her work as a the journal of Cellular and Molecular Biology. forensic scientist—also known as a criminalist—forthe San Bernardino "Hybrid Dynamic Markov Modeling" was the subject of a paper presented by County SiierifFs Department. Ap­ Tong Lai Yu (Computer Science) at the IEEE Data Compression Conference. plying her knowledge in biology. Lough first trained in the alcohol .•Liid narcotics section and has gone on to investigate major crimes that involve sexual assault. She contrib­ utes special expertise in bloodstain pattern interpretation. Profiled in the " Career Visions" section of the book, Ixtugh says that 'helping people is a very real part of my job. I feel that 1 provide a benefit to my community, and a real service to that victim sitting at home waiting for tests to be run. I can' t think of any occupation in the sciences that deals so directly with human life."

Sixteen faculty and staff authors were honored in the spring by their colleagues and adrriinistrators for their published books. Pictured here are (front row, left to right): Art Moorefield (Music), Frank Wilhams and Marilyn McShane (Criminal Justice), Linda Stockham (Anthropology), Norton Marks (Marketing) and Robert Yowell (Theatre Arts). In the back are Larry McFatter (Music), Ken Lane (Education), Robert Blackey (History), Leo Connolly (Physics), Bill Camp (Education), Michael Burgess (Library), Stanley Schwartz (Education) and Ed A^ite (English). Not pictured is faculty emeritus Bill Slout (Theatre Arts).

FALL 93-94 SCHOOL NEWS

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOML SCIENCES

Elliott Barkan (History) spoke on "Defining American Ethnicity: E Pluribus Unum et Plures" at the meeting of the Norwegian Historical Association.

Wally Cleaves (Psychology) is on a one-year sabbatical, teaching at UCLA and continuing his research on issues affecting Native American citizens.

Brij Khare and Ralph Salmi (Pohtical Science) are glowing over Cal State's winning Model United Nations team, which topped universities from around the world in this spring's competition. Representing the Islamic Republic of Iran during the contest, CSUSB's team of 16 students earned the Outstanding Delegation award. • Thomas Lyons (Geography/Urban Planning) is in the process of reporting the

Brij Khare Is chief mentor of winning U.N. team results of his national study of the economic development effects of rural business incubators.

AU four prestigious campus awards (Outstanding Professor, Outstanding Gradu­ ate and Undergraduate Students and the Distinguished Alumnus) were captured by the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences this year. Joining the outstanding professor. Dr. Ward McAfee (History), on the Commencement platform were two psychology majors who earned the outstanding students distinction. They were Jill Kuhn, a graduate student from Redlands, who is on her way to Colorado State University to begin work on a doctorate. The outstanding undergraduate was Suzanne Reid of Apple VaUey who also is the reigning Miss Victorville Ambassador. Alumnus Wesley Krause (M.A. criminal justice '90) is a probation officer in the High Desert, where he has distinguished himself with innovative case management tech­ niques. He continues to work closely with Marilyn McShane (Criminal Justice), co-authoring books and articles on new developments in his field.

Teresa Morris (Social Work) published "Teaching Social Workers Research Methods: Orthodox Doctrine, Heresy or an Atheistic Compromise" in the Journal of Tom Pierce presents findings to association Teaching in Social Work.

Tom Pierce (Economics) presented "Determinants of Individual FOMC Mem­ bers' Voting Behavior," an article that he co-authored, at the annual meeting of the Western Economic Association.

Peter Robertshaw (Anthropology) published the article, "Gogo Falls: Excava­ tions at a Complex Archaeological Site East of Lake Victoria," in the journal Azania.

DOCTOIIS IN THE MAIANG Pictured from left to right, Virginia Nioran of Hesperia, Winifred Scott of San Bernardino and Sandy Magana olVictorviiie are working on Ph.D.s this fail foiiowing graduation from Cai State. Nioran has received a sizable scholarship to attend the Ciaremont Graduate Schools for a doctorate in psychology while the latter two are among 128 students in the California State University system selected to receive awards from the CSU's Forgivable Loan/Doctoral incentive Program. Scott is attending Florida State studying business management and accounting, while Magana is working on a doctorate in social workatUSC. Under the CSUprogram, they are expected to return to the Cai State system to teach once they complete their terminal degree.

10 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO CoACHELiA VALLEY CAMPUS

MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED GRADUATE COMMUNITY ADVISORY About 88 of the 125 students eligible to "turn their tassels" at Commencement BOARD EXPANDS did so at the Coachella Valley Campus's ceremony at the McCallum Theater in Palm Dr. Dolores Ballcsteros, su­ Desert. The 1,000-seat theater nearly was filled with families and friends of graduates, perintendent for the Desert Sands reports Dean Peter Wilson. This was the third year that the campus held a ceremony Unified School District, Chuck separate from the San Bernardino campus's tradition. Cervcllo of GTE in Indio and Richard Daniels, president and chief executive officer for Mine DEGREE OPTIONS EXPAND Reclamation Corp. in Palm The accounting concentration in the business administration bachelor's degree Springs, are the newest appoin­ program plus two new options for graduate-level degrees in education are being tees to the advisory board for the offered this fall at the Coachella Valley Campus. Cal Slate camims in Palm Desei i. The introductory accounting course will be taught on the San Bernardino main campus and broadcast at the Coachella Valley Campus over the university's two-way instructional television system, says Peter Wilson, dean. Reading and special education will be the emphases offered in the master' s degree programs, he adds, noting that reading classes offered last spring were over-enrolled due to high interest in the program. REFINING DISTANCE LEARNING Work is underway to estabhsh video-teleconferencing capabihties between the San Bernardino and Coachella Valley campuses in order to refine the delivery of distance learning services to low desert students, reports Peter Wilson, dean of the CVC. Currently some classes are carried over an instructional television system that sends a one-way video signal to the Coachella campus's classrooms and permits a two-way audio interaction between the professor at the San Bernardino campus and Dr. Dolores Ballcsteros students at the low desert site. With the more sophisticated video-teleconlciviicing lei iinnlogv, "i lie piolessi >r will be able to see as well as hear the students here," \N'iKi'ii s,i\s. I'liixersiu oIliei.iK are looking for fimds to assist in instalhng a tcleconfereneiiig sukiio ai [•'oili i..impiises within the next year.

NEW LOOK, NEW SPACE Housed in modular buildings on the College of the Desert campus, the Cal State Coachella Valley Campus is getting new "digs." Theoriginalbuildings,which j had been leased by the university, are | I being replaced through a lease-purchase < Chuck Cervello agreement that will mature in five years, says David DeMauro, vice president for administration and finance. The build- | ings then will become the property of Cal State, he adds. The switch in facilities allows the I university to design the space to better suitthe needs of the students, faculty and I staff at the Coachella Valley Campus, notes Peter Wilson, dean. "Originally when the campus was estabhshed it was hard to tell what space we would need for labs and classes, so this redesigned space win be much more effective," Wilson Richard Daniels remarks.

FALL 93-94 11 COYOTE SPOR T S m Center Chevrolet 8 Geo Scholarship Golf Tourney 1992-93 Coyote Sports Joins Corporate Sponsors Get. 22 in Rialto in Review Center Chevrolet & Geo recently The annual Coyote Golf Classic, ben­ joined the growing hst of corporate spon­ MEN S SOCCER efiting athletic scholarships, is set for Oct. Frank Felix, Rolando Uribe and Robert sors of the Cal State, San Bernardino 22 at El Rancho Verde Country Club in Pedace were named to the NCAA Far-West Intercollegiate Athletics Department. Rialto. Regional Team. Other Coyote corporate sponsors in­ Robert Pedace was named to the CCAA Last year's tournament netted more All-Conference First Team and Scholastic clude restaurants, hotels and apartment than $10,000 for scholarships. This year's All-Conference. complexes. event is expected to double that amount Rolando Uribe and Tony Rossi were Located on South "E" Street in San named to the CCAA All-Conference Second and add breadth to the athletics scholar­ Team. Bernardino, Center Chevrolet & Geo ship fund at CSUSB. will be involved with many promotions "We are building on the success of WOMEN'S SOCCER Jackie Powers earned NCAA All-American throughout the upcoming athletic sea­ last year's tournament," comments Max distinction and was named to the CCAA son, including half-time promotions dur­ Alonzo, tournament chair. "We 're hope­ Ail-Conference First Team and the NCAA ing men's basketball games. ful that this year' s event will be the biggest Western Regional Team. Kelli Brew was named to the CCAA "We welcome the addition of Cen­ and best in the tournament's history." All-Conference First Team. ter Chevrolet & Geo to our corporate The Two-Man Best Ball tournament Branch Singleton, Alicia Scott, Pam family," states David Suenram, Cal State will tee off at 8:30 a.m. using a shotgun Davenport and Merinda Tenace were named to the CCAA All-Conference Second Team. athletics director. "We look forward to format. The tournament wiU be followed Center's involvement and to working by an award luncheon in the clubhouse. WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL with Center on a long-term, mutually Cindy Bench was named to the CCAA The cost for participating in the tour­ All-Conference Team. rewarding relationship." nament is $125 per person and includes a As a corporate Gold Sponsor, Cen­ continental breakfast, greens fee and cart, MEN'S BASKETBALL ter Chevrolet & Geo will receive recog­ and the awards luncheon. The Coyotes led the CCAA in scoring (Develle Walker), rebounds (Orlando nition as an " Official Auto Dealership of Interested persons should contact the Robinson) and three-point shots (Anthony the Coyotes." Athletics Department (909) 880-5011. Thomas). Develle Walker was named to the All-West Regional Team. Orlando Robinson and Develle Walker Basketball's Fast Break Club Off to Quick Start were named to the CCAA All-Conference First The men's basketball booster club, better known as the Fast Break Club, is quickly Team. building momentum toward the start of the 1993-94 basketball season. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL President Gerald Brown, an international businessman, and the members of the The team went up against conference power Cal Poly, Pomona for the CCAA title. Fast Break Club have been meeting on a regular basis to discuss and develop support Luvina Beckley was named CCAA programs that wiU help Coach Reggie Morris and the members of the Coyotes' Women's Basketball Coach of the Year. basketbaU team as they prepare to take on the CCAA Conference. Kelly O'Brien was named to the CCAA All-Conference First Team. Anyone interested in joining the Fast Break Club is encouraged to contact the Cal Kim Young was named to the CCAA 8tate Athletics Department at (909) 880-5011. All-Conference Second Team.

BASEBALL Robert Smith and John Smith were named to the CCAA All-Conference First Team. Jason Lyman was selected in the amateur draft by the Cleveland Indians. Robert Smith was named to the NCAA Western Regional First Team. Nationally, the Coyotes placed 4th in doubles, 12th in slugging percentage, 18th in home runs and 23rd in overall batting average, and they broke school records in doubles, triples and home runs.

SOFTBALL Fehcia Harral and Erica Kilgore were named to the CCAA All-Conference First Team. Erica Kilgore was named to the NCAA Western Regional Second Team.

GOLF The team ranked third in the Western Region. Greg Wilson earned the distinction of Scholastic All-American by the Golf Coaches Out of the earth—Arising north of the existing Cal State gymnasium and the new Jack H. Brown Halt, CSUSB's Health and Physical Association of America. Education Complex (foreground) impresses even the most casual observer with the magnitude of its scope. Setting precedent as Greg Wilson competed in the NCAA Division II National Tournament and tied for the largest sports arena in the inland Empire, the complex—brandishing the 5,000-seat James and Arianthi Coussoulis Arena—also th place. will become the largest building on the campus when it opens with the university's 10th sports season next fall. 50

12 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO Pioneering Grad Alumni Encouraged to Make Use of Career Center Alumni are welcome to take advan­ The Career Center's resoiu-ces in­ Makes History tage of the range of services offered clude job listings, career directories, an The first woman president of City through the university's Career Devel­ automated skills and values assessment College of New York, Dr. Yolanda Moses opment Center. If you have graduated system, career-related workshops and fairs (B.A. sociology '68), headed there in within the past 90 days, you may use the that include recruitment opportunities, a August, straight fi-cm her position as vice center' s resources free of charge; all other quarterly newsletter and a placement file president for academic affairs at CSU alumni must register with the center and service. More information is available at Dominguez Hills. Prior to that position, pay a $25 annual fee. (909) 880-5250. she had been the dean of the School of Alumni Association Offers Benefits Arts at Cal Poly Pomona for five years. ALUMNI LEADERS RECOGNIZED In July, Alumni Association forms Moses is a Life Member of the The Board of Directors is pleased were sent out to over 16,000 alumm Alumni Association here and the winner to welcome two new members to the inviting you to take advantage of the ofthe 1983 Distinguished Alumni Award Board: Mavernie Mitchell '91 and benefits that derive from membership, given by the Association. Joyce Payne '67. Officers for the including use of the Cal State Library and 1993-95 period are: many of the other CSU libraries, insur­ New Identity for Alumni ance programs (vision, dental, and Association President: Jim Kennedy Vice President: Terry May health), assistance from the Career Cen­ Treasurer: Ken Miller ter, membership in both FEDCO and Directors: Christopher Ahearn the San Bernardino County Central David Amori Credit Union, discount coupons for Cah- Bill Christehnan fornia attractions, as well as discounted ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Mavernie Mitchell tickets for theatrical and musical events at Hank Ortiz Thanks to a talented graphic Cal State, plus much more. Serving as liaison for the designer at Cal State, Jay Wampler, chapters are: Your membership in the Alumni and the efforts of several members Joyce Payne, African-American Association not only benefits you but of your Board of Directors, a new Donald Beard, Education gives current students the assistance they logo has replaced the old. The Larry Buck, Business & Public need in the form of scholarships and desire to modernize our "look" and Administration student emergency loan funds because clearly associate it with an identify­ Marcia Lentz, Nursing the association contributes to both of ing factor of the university moved Paul Mata, Hispanic those causes. If you did not receive that Faculty Representative: the committee to choose the styl­ Dr. Mary Andis membership brochure, or tossed it away ized rendering of the mountains. School of Education and then changed your mind, you may use the coupon below to join. Probation Officer Honored As r 1 Distinguished Alumnus CSUSB ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP FORM San Bernardino County Probation Name Officer Wesley Krause is the 1993 Distin­ guished Alumni Award winner chosen by Former Name (if applicable). a panel of alumni, faculty, and administra­ Address tors on behalf of the Alumni Association. City, State, Zip Practicing in the field of probation for Home Phone Business Phone_ more than 20 years, Krause currently serves as the supervising probation officer re­ Social Security # sponsible for all juvenile operations in the Year of degree and major_ Victor Valley. He has come up through • Payment Enclosed Charge my: the ranks working first as a field officer $14 New Graduates (1992-93) investigating juvenile and adult cases and • Visa # • $20 Annual Single then later supervising them. Mastercard #_ A Wrightwood resident, Krause is a • $30 Annual Joint 1990 graduate of CSUSB with a master's (both are alumni) Exp.Date degree in criminal justice. He earned his • $500 Lifetime Single undergraduate degree from UC Riverside Signature in 1970. His work as a graduate student at • $750 Lifetime Joint Cal State and his scholarship pursuits since • Please let me know how I can help at Commencement on June 18, 1994. then prompted Dr. Marilyn McShane to Make your check payable to the CSUSB Alumni Association, CaUfornia State nominate him for the award, which recog­ University, San Bernardino, 5500 University Parkway, San Bernardino, CA 92407-2397. nizes service to the community and uni­ Your membership helps provide student scholarships. 9^93 versity as well as career distinction.

FALL 9 3-94 13 HALF OFTNE PRIVATE FUM)S NEEDED HAS BEEN RAISED FOUR MONTHS REMAIN TO FUND UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM A privately financed University Art students, faculty and staff to visit and be Museum, that could be built concur­ able to study and learn in their own rently with a state-funded visual arts class­ backyard," Grossman says, explaining his room complex in early 1994, is attracting enthusiasm for the campaign. noteworthy support from alumni, in­ Recognition will be given to all gifts cluding community and business leaders of $2,000 or more with inscriptions on and arts patrons, with approximately half the major donor wall in the museum of the funding donated toward the project lobby. The "Foimders" category wiU as of early August. acknowledge contributions of $15,000 The entire funding for the or more. Other opportunities exist for 4,000-square-foot museum project must donor recognition in the University Art be secured by early 1994. The $560,000 Museum and the classroom complex, museum will save $1 million if built in including the naming of facilities. conjunction with the classroom com­ In addition to the campaign chairs, plex, says Howard Grossman, chair of community members of the University the University Art Museum campaign. Art Museum campaign committee are: With the estimated cost reduced by Kat Grossman '83; Pamela Rarer; W. two-thirds, "Clearly this is a savings worth Benson Rarer, Jr., M.D.; Penny achieving," remarks Grossman, who along Rtrschman; Mike Rough; Soonja Kim; with campaign vice chair, Dr. Don Iman, Taewoong Kim, M.D.; Samuel Kushner; has made a generous contribution to­ Jane Matthews; Pattie Pate '87; Cindy ward the museum. The initial campaign Rhine; Mignon Schweitzer; Nancy Sedlak committee of 14 civic leaders and arts and Ron Skipper. Also involved are patrons had raised approximately Richard Johnston, Art Department chair $200,000 for the project by mid-summer. and professor, and Stephen Christensen, Because state funding rules do not director of major gifts and campaign allow the university to include the mu­ director. seum in the construction plans for the Volunteers are welcome to join the classroom complex, the university is en­ committee or participate in the cam­ gaging in this pubhc-private partnership paign at any level, from the donation of to estabhsh a regional repository for lo­ art and fiscal resources, to the lending of cal, regional & world-wide art. time and assistance to support the Uni­ " I would like to have a local museum versity Art Museum project. Contact Egyptian art from the Harer Family Trust coiiection as weil as for Inland Empire school children, fami­ Richard Johnston at (909) 880-5823. permanent holdings of the university would be showcased in lies and arts patrons as well as Gal State the University Art Museum designed to be built with a visual arts classroom complex in 1994.

CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO BUSINESS EXECUTIVES CHAIR FIVE CAMPAIGNS IN PARTNERSHIP 2000 EFFORT INFLUENTIAL CITIZENS ALIGN WITH UNIVERSITY

From a senior Howard Grossman, retired executive manent presence in the Coachella Valley. corporate vice of TRW Corporation, is heading up the San Bernardino attorney Wilfrid president and a re­ community fund-raising effort to build a "Bill" Lemann is overseeing the fund tired businessman University Art Museum at the same time drive for the Pfau Library, that is expand­ to a real estate de­ that construction begins on a state-funded ing with an additional wing and ultimate veloper, a lawyer visual arts classroom complex. Don Iman, renovation. A native of San Bernardino, and a business D.D.S., is serving as vice chair for this Lemann beheves the university hbrary is owner, the profes­ effort, which needs to secure the bulk of a " natural" information and technologi­ sional credentials its donations by January 1994. cal resource for the region. of the campaign chairmen working under Coachella Valley developer, Richard Spearheading the athletics the university's Partnership 2000 Oliphant, who is the former mayor of fund-raising effort is Redlands business­ fund-raising effort are illustrious. Indian WeUs, is leading the imiversity's man, Jeff Sykes, who is the president of Don Baker, group senior vice presi­ interest in securing land and funding for a Uniglobe Crown Travel. Sykes commit­ dent for Stater Bros. Markets, was the permanent Cal State campus in the low ted to the campaign as the university earUest volimteer among the campaign desert. Ctnrently, Cal State's Coachella broke grotmd for its expansive health and chairs, joining the university's effort to Valley Campus is situated on the College physical education complex, which will engender pubhc-private partnerships for of the Desert's grounds in Palm Desert. feature a 5,000-seat arena that is the the School of Business and Pubhc Admin­ Cal State is embracing the interests of low largest of its kind in the Inland Empire. istration more than one year ago. desert citizens in estabhshing a more per­

Wilfrid "Biii° Lemann Jeff Sykes Don Baker Howard Grossman Richard Oliphant

FATE FOCUSES TEACHER'S INTERESTS ON CSUSB VOLUNTEER RETIRED A SCHOLARSHIP FINDS A HOME EXECUTIVES NEEDED Clara McKtnney's 60 years of devo­ university officials to meet with McKinney Share your expertise and time tion to teaching so inspired a cadre of regarding the Cal State education pro­ with Cal State, San Bernardino. Help admirers in her hometown of Barstow gram. ensure the finest academic experi­ when she retired two years ago that they Dean Jean Ramage and Pamela ence for students by pairing your decided to mount a scholarship drive in Langford, director of development, made interests with specific academic units her honor. Knowing her desire to help a presentation to the Barstow committee, on the campus. Volunteer opportu­ persons pursuing careers in early child­ which was impressed with the depth of nities range from five to 20 hours per hood education, they worked intensely the education program and the university's week. Activities include coordinat­ for five months in order to present her plans to expand. McKinney, who is a ing campus visits by local businesses, with $10,000 on her 88th birthday. graduate of the University of Redlands, identifying and researching possible Since then McKinney has overseen subsequently chose Cal State as the home corporate partnerships or facilitating the committee of volunteers who have for her scholarship. the introduction of faculty to key been managing the fund and searching McKinney and the committee were executives. Submit your letter of for an educational institution to admin­ pleased to "partner" with an instimtion interest to: Stephen Christensen, di­ ister it. Fate intervened this past spring that would value the contribution, notes rector of major gifts, Cal State, San when a student, Christina Tobiason, tele­ Langford." This is reflective of the collabo­ Bernardino, 5500 University Park­ phoned a friend of McKinney's during rative effort of a current student, an alumna way, San Bernardino, CA 92407. the university's Alumni Annual Fund and the citizens served by Cal State," she Telephone for more information Drive. Alumna Marilyn Van Norman remarks. "That's what the university's (909)880-5006. ^ (B.A. social sciences '72) encouraged Partnership 2000 effort is all about."

FALL 9 3-94 15 CAMPAIGN

Launched in the Spring of 1992 and concluding in the year 2000, the Partnership 2000 campaign for Cal State, San Bernardino was established to ensure educational quality and opportumty, to broaden the university's areas of acadenuc distinction, and to expand further its services to the region. Partner­ ship 2000 embraces a public-private partnership between the vmiversity and the community. The first major multi-million dollar fund-raising effort on behalf of State, San Bernardino, Partnership 2000 is focused on generating gifts PARTNERSHIP and pledges required to allow the university to meet the immediate and growing demands of its students, faculty, alumni and the commtmity. Designed to meet current and ongoing needs for scholarships, facilities enhancements and instruc­ tional equipment, for example. Partnership 2000 also provides a structure to secm-e support for futme programmatic expansion. PARTNERSHIP 2000 CAMPAIGN CHAIRS

THESE KEY LEADERS WILL BE JOINED BY OTHERS IN THE ENSUING YEARS AS THE UNIVERSITY EXPANDS ITS TARGETED CAMPAIGNS WITHIN PARTNERSHIP2000

Richard Oliphant Don Baker Chair of the campaign for the Chair of Business and Coachella Valley Campus Public Administration campaign

CAMPAIGN DONORS PRINCIPAL BENEFACTORS LEADERSHIP GIFTS The following generous ($500,000 AND ABOVE) ($25,000-$49,999) donors have given to the Jack H. Brown * Howard and Kat Yasuda Institute of Partnership 2000 campaigns Grossman '83 * Education * and projects that include: James N. Kennedy '72,'77 * Nicholas J. Coussoulis '75 * School of Business and Specialty Minerals Inc. * Public Administration Anthony H. and Lois Evans * BENEFACTORS Donald and Pamella University Art Museum Iman * Pfau Addition Library ($100,000-$499,999) Anonymous * MAJOR GIFTS Supporters (PALS) Herbert and Anna Jane Intercollegiate Athletics ($10,000-$24,999) Andrews * School of Natural Sciences McGladrey & PuUen * School of Education Dr. Irving Root * PATRONS School of Humanities Anne M. Ronning * Extended Education ($50,000-$99,999) Dr. and Mrs. Taewoong Kim * Einancial Aid Jane Matthews * Food Industries Sales Club Judith and Glenn Rymer '70 of Riverside and San Wilfrid Cunningham Lemaim Bernardino Counties *

16 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO UPDATE

PARTNERSHIP 2000 CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Don Baker James Kennedy Bob Percy Nicholas Coussoiilis Wilfrid Lemann Jell" Sykes Bob Eullerton l.inda Norman HIise Trayiium Howard Grossman Richard Olijihant Ih'iicc Varner Don Iman, D.D.S.

Wilfrid "Bill" Lemann Howard Grossman Jeffrey Sykes Chair of the Pfau Library Chair of the University Art Museum Chair of the Athietics campaign campaign campaign

Laura and Lawrence J. GENERAL GIFTS "Founders" are tfiose who made Winking '71 ($500-$1,999) gifts of $15,000 and above Clara B. McKinney and Gerald Newcombe '76, '82 (Donors are listed according to Friends Dr. and Mrs. Eldon C. Lewis the total pledge amount and the Union Bank Otto Chang date of their gift.) Joan H. Kritzberg = deceased PACESETTERS ($5,000-$9,999) Joseph A. Bailey f Restricted and unrestricted gifts and pledges of $500 and Lockheed Commercial above for the period 1 /1/92 through 6/30/93 are being Aircraft Center, Inc. recognized because this is the first ptiblished list of Partnership 2000 Campaign donors. Cal State is in the early phase of its SPECIAL GIFTS campaign. These donors collectively have contributed ($2,000-$4,999) $3,039,000 toward the $8 million Campaign goal. Over the Johnnie Ann Ralph next four years, the university looks forward to adding hun­ Jennifer McMullen dreds of additional alumni and friends to this Partnership 2000 Hal and Margo Campaign donor listing. ^ Hoverland '73

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Joseph A, Bailey * t Abeo/T^^^At ^Abo/nAA ^ tAbe Bequest to establish the Joseph A. Bailey Student Emerp/ency Loan {/7^ ^AbbJ Fund may. Lynn W. Coatney * t Lynn W. Coatney Testamentary Trust to further the educational process for students and faculty in the culinary and nutritional fields.

Lawrence Daniels '76, '80

Dr. Anthony & Mrs. Lois Evans

Darlene L. Johnson '81

James N. Kennedy '72, '77

Dr. Adria Klein

P.A. "Debby" Polen

H. Stephen Prouty

Floyd Rasmussen '73

Anne M. Ronning * „ „'y choosing to name the university as the Bequest to establish "The Julie D. beneficiary. Legacy Society members ensure that their armual support and legacy will and Anne M. Ronninpf Scholarship FuM" for the benejit of students Pi continue in perpetuity. Bequests can be unrestricted as to their use, or restricted for enrolled in the School of Business a specific capital or equipment purpose, for an endowment or for program or I Public Administration scholarship support. ^ To learn how you can become a member ofthe Legacy Society at Cal State, San Bernardino, or for information regarding deferred gift opporturuties, Dr. Juditli & Mr. Glenn please call Stephen Christensen (909) 880-5006. If you have provided for Cal Rymer '70 State, San Bernardino in your will or through any other deferred gift vehicle, please let Stephen Christensen know. We would be honored to recognize you for your * Denotes new members for generosity by including you in our annual listing of Legacy Society members. ^ The the 1992 93 liscal year, CSUSB Foundation was established as the nonprofit 501 (C) (3) tax-exempt t = deceased organization that receives gifts to benefit California State University, San Bernardino. The Foundation receives outright and deferred gifts. 18 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO 1992-93

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

OUR TRIBUTE TO THE MANY FRIENDS WHOSE GIFTS AND VOLUNTEERISM SUSTAIN AND ENRICH THE UNIVERSITY'S ACADEMIC, CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS.

FALL 93-94 1992-93 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Neal T. Baker B. Gregory McPhate CSUSB CLUBS, PARENTS Enterprises, Inc. Mrs. Bennet A. Meyers DEPARTMENTS & Mr. 8c Mrs. Charles F. NEC Business Mr. & Mrs. Charles ORGANIZATIONS Lytle Communication D. Obershaw California Faculty Mr. 8c Mrs. Lyle G. Systems, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Association, San Spalding Richard Garza Memorial D. Varner Bernardino Chapter Foundation CSUSB Extended UNIVERSITY San Bernardino County CUM LAUDE Education ASSOCIATES Central Credit Union SOCIETY Hispanic Faculty 8c Staff San Bernardino Valley Asociation ALUMNI Municipal Water ALUMNI Donald B. Bhsh '72 District Danny Bilson '78 EMPLOYEES Stewart E. Boden '77 Southern California Grant S. Bradshaw '75 David DeMauro '87 Syd A. Breckley '87 Edison Company Anne Crum '76 Dr. Juan C. Gonzalez Lawrence L. Daniels '76 Specialty Minerals, Inc. 'RESIDENT'S David DeMauro '87 James R. Gooch John J. Dudding '70 IRCLE Sumitoma Realty & Paul J. DeMeo '78 Dr. Dennis L. 8c Mrs. Jan Kat E. Grossman '83 Development Co. Cheryl A. Dunagan '85 Hefner Harriet P. Gibson '87 iUMNI University Book Pamela D. Langford '85 Dr. Julius D. Kaplan Diarme L. Huppman '84 Exchange licholas J. Coussoulis Alene Leonard '75 Dr. Joan H. Kritzberg Theodore Kmg '68 Western Association of '75 Linda J. Lingo '82 Pamela D. Langford '85 Janice L. Lemmond '78 Food Chains 'arlene Johnson '81 Gina M. Sand '94 Pola Patterson Rudolph Liggins '76 Yasuda Institute of )hn W. Kennedy, Sr. Beverly Smith '86 Dr. Jerrold E. Pritchard Paul R Mata '87 Education Beverly Smith '86 '79 Frank X. Woolard '71 Patricia McKinster '85 lenn Rymer '70 Kenneth J. Thygerson Frieda S. Milowsky '84 awrence A. Winking CSUSB CLUBS, BUSINESSES AND Linda F. Morrissette '91 '71 DEPARTMENTS & ORGANIZATIONS FORMER EMPLOYEES M. Carol Parente '85 ORGANIZATIONS Dr. James D. 8c Anne American Association of Gerald A. Peterson '88 Aumni Association of University Women, San Cmm '76 Floyd Rasmussen '73 USINESSES 8c CSUSB tRGANIZATIONS Gorgonio Branch Ehzabeth A. Scholz '87 FRIENDS nheuser Busch Inc. Acom Communications, Cheryl Smith '75 EMPLOYEES Sarah J. Anderson tiantic Richfield Co. Inc. Harriet J. Spitz '87 Dr. BiUie G. Blair Mr. 8c Mrs. Thomas L. alifornia Association AYSO Culmral Exchange George A. Steidle '85 Dr. Anthony H. Evans Amstrong of Black Correctional CCE-West Chin Y. Wang '87 Dr. Lee Porter Mr. 8c Mrs. Edward Workers Deloitte & Touche Rebeccah Warren-Marlatt 'I Dr. Judith M. Rymer GTE, San Bernardino Dunagan arousel Mall David L. Suenram Merchants GTE, Riverside Grand Terrace Soccer Club SUPPORT GROUP MEMBERSHIP IS DETERMINED AS FOLLOWS: Association FORMER orinthians F.C. Hanover & Schnitzer EMPLOYEES Kiwanis Club of San PRESIDENT'S CIRCLE CENTURY CLUB rown Printers Dr. Hal Hoverland Gifts of $100 to $249 dison Electric Institute Bernardino Gifts of $1,000 or greater Jennifer M. McMuUen Los Angeles Cellular rnest F. Bailey, Inc. FRIENDS OF Dr. David O. Porter Telephone Co. CUM LAUDE SOCIETY 3od Industries Sales Dr. James D. Thomas Gifts of $500 to $999 CAE STATE Club of Riverside 8c Lund 8c Guttry, C.P.A.'s Gifts of $25 to $99 San Bernardino Matich Corporation UNIVERSITY FRIENDS J = deceased Counties Orange Empire Dog Club, ASSOCIATES Joseph A. Bailey J Inc. Gifts of $250 to $499 Drd Motor Credit Jack H. Brown Corp. Rail-Cycle L.P. Abert J. Crosson Rotary Club of Palm Mr. 8c Mrs. William S. fiends of Golf, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Donald N. Desert Hellyer BUSINESSES & he Gas Company Ecker Science Resources Dr. 8c Mrs. Owen ORGANIZATIONS TE Telephone Robert S. Frost South Coast Air Quality O'Connor Ayres Ezer Lau, Inc. Operations West Dr. 8c Mrs.Taewoong Management Dist. Mr. 8c Mrs. Charles Strain Best, Best 8c Krieger Area Kim TRW Inc. C. L. Trine Brinker Restaurant he Jordan Company Wilfrid Lemann ockheed Commercial West San Bernardino Mrs. Forrest L. West Corporation Clara B. McKirmey County Water District Aircraft Center & fifiends

) CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO Cajon High School FORMER EMPLOYEES Ray Dacolias '87 Munir A. Sewani '78 CSUSB CLUBS, Associated Students Dr. Arlo D. Harris Mary E. DeMarco '83 Clare E. Sharafinski '88 DEPARTMENTS 8c ORGANIZATIONS Body Dr. Alexander Sokoloff Howard Dexter '81 James Sharer '91 CAL PAC Construction, Mary A. Ditto '69 Scott D. Sheldon '81 California Black Faculty 8c Staff Association Inc. FRIENDS Mary D. Donovan '71 Joan Shirley-Fuerte '89 Chuck Obershaw Toyota Fern F. Ashworth Lawrence S. Eisenhart '77 Frank Slaton '82 Pi Lambda Theta, Gamma City of San Bernardino Mr. & Mrs. Florentino George B. Epps '76 Verla Thomas '81 Sigma Chapter Contel of California Garza Dianne J. Ergish '77 Linda S. Todd '86 EMPLOYEES Eadie and Payne, C.P.A.'s Mr. 8c Mrs. Allen B. Donna L. Filadelfia '89 Robert E. Tremont '78 Ernst & Young Gresham Cheryl A. Flowers '77 Virginia A. Wagner '69 Dr. William AguUar F. T. Andrews, Inc. Mr. 8c Mrs. Neal Hanzlik Dianne J. Goddard '87 Alexander Waldman Jr. '82 Debra S. Allen '81 Foothill Independent Bank Dr. George J. Kalfins Laura A. Gonzales '79 Wen-Hui Wang '94 Michael C. Arredondo Fredericks Benefits Mr. 8c Mrs. Jian-Chun Lian Gale M. Gosney '82 Yun Ju Wang '91 Dr. Margaret Atwell Gate City Beverage Co. Mr. 8c Mrs. James R Margaret H. Griffith '81 James Warman '82 Dr. Russell Barber Greenwood Bail Bonds Mulkey Patricia L. Grimes '84 Mendy L. Warman '84 Dr. Cynthia E. Bird Hayden, Inc. Mrs. Ben E. Nordman James D. Hamilton '77 Mitzi W. Wells '71 Dr. Sheldon E. Bockman HoUday Oldsmobile-Mazda Mr. 8c Mrs. James V. John E. Harder '67 Robert D. Wilson '90 Dr. Edward J. Bostley Hospitality Dental Group Williams Anita Harp '76 Chung-Huan Wu '94 Margaret Chavez Inland Group, Inc. Wayne M. Harp '72 Yuli Wu '92 Stephen Christensen Johnson & Higgins of PARENTS Barbara S. Herrin '90 Shih-Kuang Yen '91 Mary Colacurcio California Gary CicheUa Stephen M. Hesse '71 Victor Zupancich '85 Terry Constant Kiwanis Club of Greater Mr. 8c Mrs. Henry Z. Charles S. Horinouchi '81 Dr. Margaret H. Cooney San Bernardino Figueroa Shu-an Hsieh '94 BUSINESSES 8c Dr. David L. Decker KPMG Peat Marwick Mr. 8c Mrs. Franklin G. Louise Hulbrock '70 ORGANIZATIONS Dr. Esteban R. Diaz McGladrey & PuUen, Maberry Emmanuel L. Humphries '80 Apple Valley Surgery Carol Dunlap C.P.A.'s Mr. 8c Mrs. Fernando Chung-Yen Hung '94 Center Judy Dymond Pacific First Bank Magana Jody L. Isenberg '74 Arrowhead Ranch Dr. Loren Filbeck Paine Webber Mr. 8c Mrs. Lloyd T. Larry E. Johnson '84 Bank of America Paul Frazier Reid & Hellyer Rochford Patricia M. Kaegi '91 Bench's Custom Painting Susan N. Garcia Rick Rogers Drywall, Inc. A1 Taroli Dan Keller '79 Cal Baptist Dr. Joseph W. Gray San Bernardino Associated Mr. 8c Mrs. Dee E. White Joan S. Keller '86 Calnev Pipe Line Company Dr. Sue Greenfeld Governments James N. Kennedy '77 Fontana Mummers Edward Harrison San Bernardino County CENTURY CLUB Deborah E. Kinder '82 Inland Empire West Dr. Linvol G. Henry Administration Joanna E. Koon '87 Resource Conservation Dr. Sung-Kyoo Huh Dr. Dennis L. Ikenberry Soren, McAdam, Bartells The Founders Club, the Daniel Kopulsky '80 District Dr. Janice K. Jackson C.P.A Inc. university's SI00-$249 gift Margaret A. Koster '84 Jerseys Pizza Dr. Jotindar S. Johar Stater Bros. Markets club, is known now as the Carla H. Krause '75 Kassel 8c Kassel Law Corp. Dr. Kenneth Johns SUNAIR Aluminum Century Club in order to Allyn H. Kruse Mr. Hill's Catering Corporation avoid confusion with the Kathy Kushner '93 Company Dr. Keith Johnson Eileen Kachevas Swenson Accountancy $15,000 Founders gift level Richard A. LaCues '71 National Society for the Dr. N. Laura Kamptner Corporation introduced with the Sushma K. Lai '90 Preservation of Folk, Dr. Rauf A. Khan Union Bank Partnership 2000 campaign. Angelos A. Lambis '88 Tent 8c Repertoire Vavrinek, Trine, Day and Floyd C. Leach, Jr. '78 Orange Grove Trust Dr. Mary Kornguth Project Eco-School Samuel S. Kushner Co., C.P.A.'s ALUMNI Gloria P. Lendo '84 Redlands Federal Bank, Dr. Kenneth E. Lane Viking Auto Center, Inc. Joy A. Albin '81 Tzu C. Lin '94 Loma Linda Dr. Janice M. Layton Debra S. Allen '81 Helga E. Lingren '79 EMPLOYEES Steve R. Andersen '82 Harold J. Lyons '79 Redlands Festival Ballet Co. Helga Lingren '79 Joseph liscano Joyce Alta Maryhelen E. Anderson '85 Norma Lyons '80 Renaissance Insurance Karen Logue Dr. Aubrey Bonnett Carol L. Anselmi '87 Anita 1. Martinez '90 Agency RIMS California Arts Dr. Ward McAfee Dr. Louis A. & Elsa Virginia T. Arciniega '76 Gilbert Martinez '70 Cecilia McCarron Fernandez Thomas A. Atkinson '87 Julie A. Masek '91 Project Jack F. McDonnell Dr. Joan E. FryxeU Manuel J. Barba '91 Tanya J. Mauldin '86 Sanitation Districts of L.A. Don McKenzie Dr. Catherine Gannon Judy A. Barbo-Partain '78 Patrick A. McCombs '71 County Ross Miyashiro '84 Harriet Gibson '87 Virginia L. Berry '72 Charles McCray, Jr. '84 Seven W. Enterprises Inc. Soils Southwest Inc. Olga Morales '90 James L. Hansen Marna V. Boch '87 Rachel B. McKinney '71 United Outdoor Mary Moya Randy Harrell Miles L. Bogh '78 M. Susan Miller '69 Ross Miyashiro '84 Advertising Co. Dr. T. Patrick Mullen Dr. Adria Klein Yvonne C. Branchflower '88 Value Custom Homes Tena Nelson Theodore Krug '68 Mary L. Brown '69 Olga Morales '90 WeUs Fargo Bank, Dr. L. Theron Pace Janice L. Lemmond '78 Carol A. Brunei Vicki Morris '83 Highland Branch Dr. Ronald K. Pendleton Dr. Eldon C. Lewis Cid Cardenas '75 Jeanne M. Neil '92 John Neiuber '77 West End Water Dr. Thomas J. Pierce Dr. Fook F. Liu T. Lamar Carithers '78 Awareness Committee Cynthia Pringle Dr. Janice Loutzenhiser Patricia J. Carthen '75 Karen G. Nelson '74 Wolff/Lang/ Christopher Johnnie Ralph Dr. Sarojam Mankau Lisa R. Cassinelli '91 Judith L. Nowlin '89 Dr. Jean C. Ramage Dr. Clark P. Molstad Ming-Ching Chen '94 John K. Orr '86 Architects, Inc. Reyes Rios Dr. Gary A. Negjn I-Rong Chern '94 Henry M. Ortiz '84 Woman to Woman OB/ Dr. J. C. Robinson Dr. James C. Pierson David L. Chesebro '82 Christine J. Richards '90 GYN Medical Group. Cheryl Smith '75 Shauna Clark '80 Diana Z. Rodriguez '90 Inc. Diana Z. Rodriguez '90 Dr. Stanley L. Swartz Claudia C. CrandaU '74 Cleate E. Rose '84 World Firefighters Games, Dr. C. E. Tapie Rohm, Jr. William Warehall Kris Crudup '76 Michael Rosenfeld '77 Inc. Olivia Rosas Don Sapronetti Rebeccah Warren-Marlatt '82 Ann D. Curtis '86 Charlotte E. Searcy '82 Dr. Peter A. Wilson

FALL 93-94 21 Mary K Schmidt Mr. 8c Mrs. Phihp M. Mr. 8c Mrs. Kenneth J. FRIENDS OF Arme M. Brickert '83 James Sharer '91 Savage III Kozlowski CAL STATE James S. Brigham '75 Nancy P. Simpson Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert Sedlak Mr. 8c Mrs. Jim Langlois David L. Bristow '82 Frank Slaton '82 Douglas R. Shaw Mr. Sc Mrs. Steve IxMere James E. Brown '89 ALUALNI Carolyn R. Smits Penny J. ShubneU Mr. 8c Mrs. Theodore Alitzie A. Brown '91 Shelley Abrams '88 Dr. David O. Stine Rudolph J. Shubic Linton David G. Buchanan '78 Steven C. Abrams '83 Dr. Darleen Stoner IMr. 8c Mrs. Mark R. StiU Mr. 8c Mrs. Cheng-Yi Lo Larry Buck '83 Mark G. Adelson '79 Dr. J. Paxil Vicknair Dr. Lawrence R. Walker Mr. 8c Mrs. Joseph R. Vicki A. Buckley '89 Rhapsody L. Agamao '91 Antonio Vilches Mr. 8c Mrs. Paul E. Wilson Lopez Judith A. BuUard '83 Teresa E. Aguilera '87 Mendy Warman '84 Mr. 8c Mrs. Bob Wing Nancy P. Lopez Debra L. Burr '82 Jennifer Aguirre '90 Dale West Mr. 8c Mrs. David A. Lowry Darren D. Bush '91 Gary R. Akard '72 Dr. L. Curtis Westbrook, Jr. PARENTS Charles M. Maneri Mary A. Bush '88 Harvey C. Albert '91 Mary Williams Mr. 8c Mrs. Fred Anderson Mr. Sc Mrs. Jose R. Martin Joanne R. Butki '81 Mary L. Alexander '75 Dr. 8c Mrs. David K. Andes Mr. 8c Mrs. Donald James F. Canter '81 David A. Alvarez '83 FORMER EMPLOYEES Mr. 8c Mrs. Albert M. Mladenoff Debra S. Carlisle '87 Doris L. Alvarez '82 Dr. A. Vivien Bull Andon Mr. 8c Mrs. Garry L. Robert Carhsle '87 Scott R. Anderson '88 Dr. Amer M. El-Ahraf Mr. 8c Mrs. Ted P. Baca Muehlich Rick E. Carner '90 WiUiam C. Anderson '91 A1 Saavedra Mr. 8c Mrs. James W. Baker Mary Newman Ceciha Carrasco '79 Ann E. Andrews '92 Roma Sill Brenda L. Baumgartner Dr. 8c Mrs. Angelo Daniel Carrasco '68 Dr. Joseph K. Thomas Mr. 8c Mrs. Leonard B. Ong-Veloso Stephen M. Anker '89 WUmer D. Carter '72 Joseph T. Artino '72 James H. Urata Bayaca Charles T. Orr, Jr. Norma T. Castillo '85 Rosario Atayde '82 Dr. Donald Woods Mr. 8c Mrs. Dennis L. Mr. 8c Mrs. Alfred Ortiz Roberto Castillo '84 Bishop Mr. 8c Mrs. Leo A. Paige Roberta L. Babbage '86 Bernard G. Castro '88 FRIENDS Petrona Bowman Mr. 8c Mrs. Kenneth H. Sherri L. Bacon '83 Vitus A. Cataldo '79 Mario E. Baeza '88 Mr. & Mrs. Allen H. Mr. 8c Mrs. Allen Bogh Parker Tina M. Catalfamo '90 Donna L. Baker '91 Andrews Dr. 8c Mrs. Benjamin Mr. 8c Mrs. Edward Renato Cervantes '78 Carla G. Bal '70 Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Badgley Campomanes Pradd, Sr. Eloy G. Chairez '88 Wendy L. Ball '86 Mr. & Mrs. Jolm Beckley Mr. 8c Mrs. Bradley Carson Mr. 8c Mrs. Santoso Pukarta Yvonne A. Chamois '90 Carde Bellamy Mr. 8c Mrs. Alex Mr. 8c Mrs. Edwin E. Raffel Donald S. Bandy '77 Margaret A. Chase '85 Judith A. Barkman '91 Dr. Earle B. Blakeslee Chronopoulos Mr. 8c Mrs. John C. Ryan M. Cherland '87 Dorothy BarneU '71 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Coates Mr. 8c Mrs. Dennis Clement Reisinger Mary L. Christelman '69 Lynne H. Barnett '86 Nicole C. Crimmins Mr. 8c Mrs. Cohn R. Denise Risdon Wilham Christelman '69 Nancy A. Barnicoat '91 Jim DiCamilh Cooper Dr. 8c Mrs. Conrad Salinas Evan Christopherson '74 Stacie S. Bates '92 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Egan Mr. 8c Mrs. Donald L. Mr. 8c Mrs. Frederick J. A. Ann Clandening '90 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Day, Jr. Sanborn, Jr. Marjorie M. Bauer '88 Mary E. Clanin '89 Myung Hee Bauer '83 Evans Mr. 8c Mrs. Arthur Mr. 8c Mrs. Wdham E. Jeanette C. Clark '90 Steven M. Bauer '71 Dennis M. Finn Doktorczyk Savage Marsha H. Claybrook '77 Donna R. Baylor '90 Mary Francis Mr. 8c Mrs. Thomas J. David Shaposhnick James B. Cloud '90 Roy E. Bean, Jr. '81 Annette F. Franjie Dumont, Jr. Mr. 8c Mrs. Louis H. Irene S. Cochran '92 Diana F. Becerra '82 Mr. & Mrs. Ron S. Eleanor Evangelista Shaup Scott W. Cochran '92 Salvatore J. BeUia '75 Galvan, Sr. Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert J. Foley Mr. 8c Airs. Sam C. SHI Benjamin L. Cochrane '74 Linda Bennecke '69 Mr. & Mrs. Albert T. Mr. 8c Mrs. David W. Mr. 8c Airs. Lewis Slater WUma L. Cochrane '74 Richard J. Bennecke '67 Gazzar Fosgett Air. 8c Airs. John Sogj Rita L. Cohn '81 Edward Bennett '88 Mr. & Mrs. William L. Mr. 8c Mrs. Clyde B. Foytik Air. 8c Airs. Gabriel G. Carol L. Cole '73 Mary A. Bennett '90 Grube Arlys Franklin Solorio De'Nean M. Coleman '90 Charles J. Berck '90 Nick GuadagnoU, Sr. Mr. 8c Mrs. LondeU Air. 8c Airs. Jet Brenda E. Collins '79 Gail E. Berg '76 Dr. W. Benson & Mrs. Graves Sorasuvanskul John A. Comet '90 Judith M. BerMn '88 Pamela Harer, Jr. Mr. 8c Mrs. Anthony W. Mr. 8c Mrs. Charles R. Robert F. Condon, Jr. '76 Rodney A. Bernat '79 Mark L. Hoy Hammack Sparks, Jr. Jacques R, Cooper '82 Tamara L. Bert '90 Patricia M. Hughes Mr. 8c Mrs. Donald R. Air. 8c Mrs. Alichael Ronald J. Cooper '84 J. B. Keith Humplireys HeUon Stanbrough Joann L. Bevan '84 Gerald A. Corsi '87 Mr. & Mrs. David C. Dr. Linvol G. Henry Air. 8c Airs. Peter Stein Richard Bevan '78 Gary Cosand '70 Rosemary T. Binney '69 Kennedy Esperanza S. Hernandez Air. 8c Airs. Roy T. Marco Cota '79 Cynthia M. Biskner '90 Hon. & Mrs. John W. Joanne M. Hitt Teramoto Olivia Cota '83 Kennedy, Jr. Mr. 8c Mrs. Frank Holguin Air. 8c Mrs. Alan R. Tibbetts Charlotte Black '82 Armando Covarrubiaz '92 Paul B. Blackwelder '79 Harry R. Lambert Mr. 8c Mrs. Sisto J. John Tobin Kathlyn S. Cox '85 Rosemary C. Blank '76 Evelyn P. Magnuson Holguin Air. 8c Mrs. Richard G. Kevin A. Crain '92 Alichael A. Blind '74 Mr. 8c Mrs. Edward F. Mr. 8c Mrs. Emmanuel Tvedt Morris V. Crosby '77 JohnW. Bobo '75 Meier Humphries Air. 8c Airs. Robert A. Connie Crouch '84 Barbara J. Bonadiman '87 Mr. 8c Mrs. Patrick J. Mr. 8c Mrs. Kemal A. Tvrdevich Louise Crowley-Sullivan '90 Kathleen A. Bonine '90 Morris Hussein Ruth Van Luven Joe M. Cruz '83 Cheryl A. Bordelon '82 Mr. 8c Mrs. Leslie D. Mary B. Jimenez Gonzalez Air. 8c Airs. Winston D. Donna G. Danielson '79 Rothvin W. Bosley '77 Murray Mr. 8c Mrs. Harold E. Villocino Elizabeth M. Dansie '90 Deborah A. Olson Johnson Dr. Mary Ann Wagner Robert L. Bottoms '90 Westley Dansie '89 Mr. 8c Mrs. Kenneth A. Mr. 8c Mrs. Melvin D. Air. 8c Airs. Don Walke Alichael J. Boyd '76 Judith A. Davis '82 Gary E. Boyles '91 Painter Jones Air. 8c Mrs. Robert E. Chice A. Davison '79 Hubert W. Bradshaw '94 Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert L. Peas Mr. 8c Mrs. Jerry Kendall Watkins Terry L. Day '87 Mr. 8c Mrs. T. Michael Mr. 8c Mrs. Ralph Air. 8c Mrs. Larry J. Wise Denise Brakora '85 AnnMarie Deasy '94 Purcell Kermoian Air. 8c Airs. Chester Patricia A. Braymer '88 Gary P. Dehrer '76 Polly Breitkreuz '90 Mr. 8c Mrs. Ronald B. Mr. 8c Mrs. Michael T. Wray, Jr. Carol L. De Lapp '75 Rayner Kettle Thomas F. Breitkreuz '86

22 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO Ronald F. Demarkles '88 Kenneth C. Hancock '77 Brian L. Jonasse '74 Raphel Lopez '72 Cheryl A. Nichols '83 Gloria G. De Ment '67 Joene A. Handen '74 Donna M. Jones '90 Teashia M. Lopez '85 Cecilia Niemantsverdriet '87 Betty P. Dennison '83 Farolyn W. Hanscom '81 Suzanne E. Jones '91 Joseph A. Losi '86 Eileen M. O'Brien '91 Kathleen J. Devine '82 Drew F. Harding '86 Thomas W. Judge '76 Lynn L. Lowe '91 Pamela R Ogonowski '88 Celeste De Zan, Jr. '79 Barbara E. Hardy '77 Gary D. Kabot '81 Clarice H. Lubel '84 JuUe M. Olsen '92 Sandra L. Diaz '82 EUnor M. Harmer '67 Leila A. Kachevas '83 Manuel Lucero '87 David A. Ornelas '81 Laura J. Dierking '89 Michael E. Harney '92 Steve Kanouse '87 Anthony A. Luck '87 Masahiro Otani '88 Catherine Weiden Otto '82 Sibyl J. Disch '80 Deborah L. Harris '91 Richard E. Kaplan '92 Betty J. Ludwick '83 Melvin M. Dittemore '84 Ehzabeth M. Hass '90 John P. Kaptain, Jr. '80 Mary H. Lukkarila '90 Cecilia Palomino-Lopez '80 Margaret P. Donahue '85 Valeria E. Hatch '88 David M. Kason, Sr. '79 Gilbert Lukkonen, Jr. '78 Ismael S. Paredes '70 Robert L. Donnell '78 Susan S. Haugh '78 Sharon L. Kaste '86 Jacquelyn A. Lura '77 Brian A. Park '85 Wilma L. Dougharty '75 Audrey A. Hayes '90 Charles L. Kasten '83 Judith E. Lux '83 Nancy M. Paschal '82 Dennis L. Draeger '74 Jane K. Haynes '72 Debbie L. Kaufman '91 NhuT. Ly'91 Martin Pastucha '90 Denver C. Drieberg '82 Steve K. Hazeyama '90 Susan C. Kaufman '90 Carolyn A. Mabey '92 David A. Pavao '88 Louis Dudash IV '89 Gregory Hazzard, Sr. '91 John R. Kazalunas '84 Sharon L. MacGillivray '82 Russell D. Paxton '69 Bonita A. Dutchover '82 Fhzabetlt M. Heaston '92 Yvonna M. Kean '90 Marilyn C. MacKendrick '87 Lura Paxton '73 Kyle R. Eaton '87 Glen HeaviUn '84 Wesley L. Keat, Jr. '91 Geraldine F. Madden '77 Douglas M. Payne '72 May M. Economy '79 Marilyn Heavilin '80 Victor P. Keaton '77 Brenda J. Maddox-Dolan '82 Maurice M. Payne '78 James P. Edgmon '86 Fnez Heidenreich '74 Mildred C. Kelley '73 Gloria T. Makholm '90 Joseph A. Peccoralo, Jr. '83 Eileen T. Egland '87 Richard E. Heitman '79 Gary H. Kelly '87 Helen E. Mansfield '87 Cheryl L. Peil '85 Harriet P. Engelbrecht '86 Wendy A. Helberg '92 Kathleen J. Kent '82 Edith E. Mardel '83 Patti S. Penski '69 Marilyn O. Erickson '84 David J. Hellman '86 Carole Keough '87 Nathaniel Mardel '79 Charles A. Perez '84 Henry Espinoza '77 Howard H. Hendricks '77 Pamela S. Kettering '90 Raymond Marisnick, Jr. '91 Omar J. Pertel '77 Linda D. Peters '91 Lorena M. Evans '78 Darrell L. Hensel '89 Carlyn Kidwell Voyles '76 Philomena M. Mark '80 Nancy L. Evans '83 Carmen Hernandez '76 James D. Kieffer '75 Gerald A. Marlatt '80 Nancy R Pettus '77 Bill Every '77 Judith A. Hernandez '89 Jon W. Kindschy '77 Laurie K. Marscher '88 Jill M. Phillips '91 Kathryn L. Evinger '89 Linda J. Hernandez '91 Peggy Kindschy '80 Heloise Marsh '75 Sufian Phoa '90 Russ Eyre '86 Linda M. Hernandez '85 Philip King '82 Shirley S. Marshall '68 Marcia A. Ptfer '85 Barbara J. Fanning '90 Manuel H. Hernandez '81 Phylhs M. King '68 Paul G. Martinez, Sr. '79 Russell T. PUkington '82 Alan L. Farias '88 Nora C. Hernandez '87 Lee G. Kinney '85 Amelia J. Mathews '87 Lupita R Pisalyaput '84 David L. Feinberg '68 Rebecca Hernandez- Julie Acton Kitsch '85 Judy K. Matthews '79 Diane D. Pleasant '76 Selena V. Fenison '83 Powell '89 James R. Kissinger '76 G. Alan McAllister '81 Ruth W. Plotkin '86 William G. Ferguson '83 Barbara C. Herzberg '85 Jacqueline M. Klof'91 Joaim S. McAnlis '90 Diane Poarch '80 Robert Ferrone '82 Linda Heyes '83 Renee T. Knarreborg '80 Kathleen S. McBride '90 Connie M. Polino '83 Mark Fife '80 Dorothy M. Hibbard '80 Marylin J. Knuckey '87 Sandra C. McCarthy '85 Mattie S. Popineau '87 Maureen S. Fife '78 Karen Higgins-Wakamiya '80 Susan E. Knuth '92 Douglas J. McFlhaney '77 Jill F. Posadas '86 Mark J. Fitzgerald '73 Rebecca Hiroto '81 Jonna H. Kollar '73 Lori B. McFaddin '80 Vicki G. Powell '78 Sharon Flores '78 Debra L. Hitter '90 Janice A. Kollitz '87 Rosa E. McGrath '77 Natalie Powell-King '86 Kathleen Flynn '82 Robert E. Hockman '86 Debra J. Krogman '88 Mildred L. McKim '79 Judith Powers '82 Alva L. Franklin '87 Virginia L. Hodgson '90 Andrew P. Kruk '88 Michael E. Meehl '74 Joan M. Prehoda '86 David A. Furst '82 Tom Hollihan '88 Sari F. Kustner '81 Sheryl J. Mentz '89 James A. Prendergast '71 Philip C. Galvez '77 Deborah K. Holling '86 Georgina Kwong '94 Helen C. Mercier '84 Carolyn L. Preston '79 John A. Garcia '92 Mark R Holmes '78 Michael D. Lackie '89 Lynn K. Merkwan '87 Asia C. Price '85 Linda H. Gassett '80 Davis H. Hopper '80 Wendell E. Lake '88 Marjorie L. Merritt '69 Linda J. Price '71 Deborah Gelsomino '79 Debra Hopper '80 Darlyne Lamb-Chaplin '89 Stephen E. Miller '78 Robert D. Price '80 Gabriel Gil '83 Marlene H. House '75 Kadtryn K. Lancaster '72 Wayne 1. Miller '92 Janet A. Profit '92 Phyllis M. Gilmore '84 Marjorie A. Hoverland '73 Raymond F. Lancy '82 Charlotte R. Mitchell '75 Lloyd Pruitt, Jr. '85 John H. Gilner '90 James Howell '74 Jean M. Landry '88 Kelly E. Moedl '90 Gail J. Puckett '77 Bob E Glasser '89 Nancy J. Hrachiar '81 Todd Landry '88 Lorraine T. Moore '85 Stella M. Quinbar '84 Alice J. Glazier '80 Janet H. Hubbard '88 Delmus J. Larkin '90 Sharon R. Moore '89 Beverly J. Quinn '89 Edwina N, Golighdy '88 Bonita D. Hubers '79 Harry H. Larsen '84 Larry J. Moreau '74 Elizabeth M. Quinn '89 Joseph Gonzalez '79 Aurora J. Huesca '85 Susan H. Larson '86 Patricia A. Moreno '86 Socorro G. Quintero '73 Michael Gordon '87 Harold K. Hunt '83 Pliillip J. Laure '78 Donna J. Morin '84 Diane B. Raley '89 Richard E. Graeber '91 Nancy S. Hunt '87 Julie A. Leak '89 Janet R Morrissey '83 Samuel R Rangel '88 Robert L. Graham '91 Mark D. Hutchason '87 Jane K. Lebarge '92 Cecile A. Mosbarger '87 Susan M. Reed '88 Karin A. Grance '85 Robert D. Hyde '69 L. Harlan Lee '85 Paula D. Moscrop '86 Adrienne M. Reeves '78 Kenneth C. Gregory '91 Cathy A. Ibbs '90 Sandra F. Leenerts '92 Elizabeth Mounsey '89 Ronald J. Rego '81 Nancy S. Grimme '86 Janice L. Irvin '81 Richard M. Leeson '71 Daniel C. Moye '75 Thomas J. Reid '84 Lyn L. Gruber '92 Marianne M. Jagers '92 Kenneth D. Lemmon '74 Gerald K. Muehlbacher '88 Patricia A. Revelles '87 David B. Gue '90 Elizabeth M. Jenks '88 Larry R. Lenkeit '87 Alan Mueller '85 Diana Reyes '73 Harold H. Gue '89 Andrew J. Jenson '84 Marcia L. Lentz '80 Kristi J. Mueller '85 Elsa J. Rice '84 Kathryn R. Guerin '78 Gilbert L. Jimenez '82 Richard A. Leon '91 Helen M. Mues '68 SaUy Richter '80 Thomas J. Gueston, Jr. '88 Cleveland Johnson, Jr. '83 Julie D. Lewis '88 Barbara J. Muir '87 Rachel E. Riddle '78 Kenneth P. Giullaume '78 Donna J. Johnson '87 Mary L. Lindgren '85 Albert J. Munoz '90 Sally Rvera '73 Lynda L. Hadley '85 Ehzabeth Johnson '85 Wing Cheung Liu '89 Vivian C. Murphy '88 Sandra K. Robbins '77 Evelyn J. Haggard '84 Elois P. Johnson '87 Yvonne R. Lockwood '90 Laura M. Nelson '90 James H. Robertson '71 Craig M. Haider '90 Frieda N. Johnson '88 Marcia L. Logiudice '85 Nancie A. Nelson '77 Letia Robertson '91 Julie A. Hall '88 Marguerite H. Johnson '70 Remedios A. Lontok '92 Stanley J. Neves '80 Lynn A. Robinson '84 Martha L. HaU '76 Pamela L. Johnson '91 Beth E. Lopez '88 Keith A. Newlin '84 Eliseo Rodriguez '81 Gerald S. Hamilton '91 Paul H. Johnson '71 Hector R. Lopez '77 Maureen Newlin '75 Anita L. Rodriquez '78

FALL 93-94 23 Edward E. Rose, Jr. '88 James J. Stoffel '75 Bobby C. Whiteley '77 Spiritual Unity Movement FORMER EMPLOYEES Margaret K. Rose '89 Deborah Stratton '91 Ronald G. Whyte '83 Church Marco A. Cota '79 Myra P. Rosenzweig-Ttee Denise Stringham '83 Juanita Wielenga '91 Taco Joe's Restaurant Karla Hallum '88 Patricia B. Strohecker '74 Toni L. Wild '81 No. 2 Dr. Ernest F. Garcia Robert P. Rowan '87 Carol L. Sturm '90 Joan M. Wiley '75 University of Redlands Dr. John M. Pfau Jerry G. Rucker '75 Gary Sullivan '88 Jean S. Williams '90 USDA Forest Service Dr. James R Savage Mary L. Roxlow '86 Karen B. Sullivan '77 Kerwin A. Wilhams '87 Vegetarian Society, Inc. Dr. Richard Saylor Linda A. Sage '79 Leslie L. Summers '78 Ryan R WUhams '91 Wednesday Evening James J. Scanlon '89 George B. Salazar '77 Robert D. Summers '89 Nina M. WiUiamson '78 Bridge Club Doyle J. Stansel Mohammed Saleh '80 Mao Jen Sun '92 Susan B. Willis '85 Western Bright Apphances Dr. Gordon E. Stanton Frances A. Samples '86 Carl R Sundin '67 Michele R WiUs '91 Dr. Helena Stanton Carlos R Scalisi '90 Cathy Sutffn '90 Karen C. Wilmot '84 CSUSB CLUBS, Teruko Schakel '82 Albert E. Swank III '77 Elizabeth A. Wingett '88 DEPARTMENTS 8c FRIENDS Kathleen P. Schiller '88 Louis M. Syllain '89 Sharon W.Wolff'78 ORGANIZATIONS Mr. 8c Mrs. Nick D. Kimberly A. Schlotzhauer Miryana Szabo '94 John P. Wood '83 Sigma Chi Fraternity Abang '92 Nancy E. Tank '90 Zita M. Worley '79 Student Union of CSUSB Mr. 8c Mrs. Joseph Richard M. Schmidt '81 William Tank '90 Markne R Wright '88 Answorth Corinne A. Schnur '80 Janice A. Taylor '91 Roberta L. Wright '86 EMPLOYEES Mr. 8c Mrs. Stephen O. Sandra K. Schouten '90 Janis G. Taylor '92 Joanne M. Wyman '83 Mario E. Baeza '88 Alen Andrew R Schupp '86 Richard A. Teaman '83 Chris Wyrick'85 Buckley B. Barrett Mr. 8c Mrs. Shane Allot Karen J. Scott '90 JoAnn Tedock '89 Lynne Youngstrom '84 Luvina Berkley Dr. Walter Anderson Samuel C. Scott '77 Michael J. Thomas '82 Haur-Fu Yu '90 Dr. Michael L. Boorom Mr. 8c Mrs. Stephen P. Mary C. Seager '90 Stephen R Thomas '76 Abraham S. Zakar '81 Marjorie Callaghan Batcha Ann Sena '86 Danny W. Thomazin '76 Marilyn J. Zappala '90 Dr. John S. Chaney Lois B. Battersby John M. Serio '91 Pamela C. Thompson '74 Kenneth W. Zink '74 Dr. David V. Chavez Lynda C. Beckley Pierrette M. Serna '86 Susan A. Thompson '90 Rita L. Cohn '81 Don E. Bellairs Donna L. Sertic '84 Jeraleen Thornton- BUSIHESSES 8c Maisie T. Conceicao Mr. 8c Mrs. Ezekial H. Charles Shane '72 Peterson '90 ORGANIZATIONS Dr. John Craig Berlin James W. Sharer '91 Max E. Tidier '77 Alvord Unified School AnnMarie Deasy '94 Rosalie Besses Thomas Sherrier, Sr. '78 Greg A. Timpany '85 District R S. Delgado Mr. 8c Mrs. Art Bias Helen I. Shippee '87 Joan F. Tingle '78 American Anthropological Suzanne Espinoza Mr. 8c Mrs. Marion Robert M. Showalter '76 Kimberly J. Tingle '86 Association George Gibbs Black, Jr. Terry A. Sigdested '79 MeUnda J. Toler '78 Assistance League Patricia Rodgers Gordon Dr. James E. Blanchette Ronald Silva '89 James A. Traill '91 Associated Students of Irene C. Guillen Suzanne Blee Manuela S. Silvestre '90 Tieng M. Tran '88 Barstow College Dr. Diane F. Halpern Mr. 8c Mrs. Caywood Dorothy K. Simcoe '88 Susan Trexler-Kiskis '91 BlackweUs Always Nature Dr. Craig E. Henderson Borror Barbara J. Simmons '82 Ahce J. Tryon '84 Chapel Christian School Dr. Jose S. Hernandez Mr. 8c Mrs. WiUiam J. Mitchell K. Slagerman '84 Norman B. Tucker '74 Citizens for Tree Care Dr. Sherry M. Howie Brunick Mary K. Slamer '90 Kennadine M. Turner '84 City of San Bernardino Beverly S. Johnston Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert D. Dona M. Sleeper '71 Irene G. Tutde '74 Water District Dr. L. Lynn Judd Cahow Brian D. Slotta '86 Timothy G. Tyler '88 Crafton HiUs Open Space Dr. Martha P. Kazlo Mr. 8c Mrs. Anthony F. Cheryl K. Smiley '73 Carol S. Uffer '87 Conservancy Dr. Brij B. Khare Calma Barbara A. Smith '87 Karen K. Underhill '92 Environmental Specialty Peggy Kindschy '80 Marlon D. Casebier Jennifer A. Smith '87 Florence Valencia '81 Products Inc. Dr. Kazim Konyar Meridee Casey Jerilynn Smith '80 Claudia J. Vallentine '85 Fullerton, Lemann, Dr. EUen Kronowitz Dr. Nathan Coffin Karen L. Smith '85 Joseph Van Driesen, Jr. '89 Schaefer 8c Dommick Lesley 8c Harry Larsen '84 Samuel W. Cox Katherine L. Smith '86 Marilyn Van Norman '72 Golden Valley Medical 8c Roger 8c Katherine P. Mr. 8c Mrs. William E. Mary L. Smith '77 Victoria R. Vaughan '89 Oxygen Service Lintault Cozzo Nelda M. Smith '85 Sheila R. Velez '71 Head Quarters Hair Design Cynthia A. Linton Mr. 8c Mrs. Aan H. Dale Margaret Soffa '68 Bette M. Vest '91 Inland Masonry Dr. Larry E. McFatter Maj. 8c Mrs. Douglas J. Diane M. Solorzano '89 Kevin J. Vidal '80 Institute for Research 8c Dr. James M. Mehegan Davis Athene G. Sparks '84 Katie R Viehmarm '90 Technical Assistance Dr. Randi L. Miller Mr. 8c Mrs. Richard Meredith F. Sparks '91 Rosa C. Villagomez '83 Joshua Tree National Dr. Arthur A. 8c Mrs. Jan Delmonico Sammy L. Spears '76 Mary Violasse-Hastings '76 Monument Moorefield Diane Dickinson John E. Stark '89 Daryl E. Vorce '85 Lighting Technology Raymond A. Navarro, Jr. Farriel Dobard Brian Starkey '87 Heidi J. Waechtier '86 Services Inc. Maureen Newlin '75 Michael J. Dudek Marie L. Starkey '88 Ann J. Wages '88 Lucy's Mexican Restaurant Dr. Ernesto M. Reza David S. Espinosa Anne E. Starkweather '89 Donna J. Walker '92 City of Riverside Public Dr. James G. Rogers Mary L. Faust Kathleen J. StaseU '77 James B. Watson '82 Utilities Dept. Dr. Robert A. Senour Dr. 8c Mrs. Luis L. Danny L. Steele '71 Richard S. Watts '81 S. Roy Kato Associates Pierrette Serna '86 Francisco Priscilla Steelman '74 Susan M. Weber '79 San Bernardino County Marsha Shanteler Mr. Glenn 8c Mrs. Diane Esther L. Steers '89 Judith Weeks '79 Museum Dr. David Shichor Shaw Franklin Ernest C. Stephens '82 Lisa S. Weidenkopf'91 San Bernardino County Dr. Mary F. Smith Mr. 8c Mrs. Larry Franklin Scott D. Stephens '90 Betty J. Weischadle '79 Sohd Waste Sue Strain Mr. 8c Mrs. Warren Fuller Mary J. Sterba '89 Peter T. Welby '90 Management Dr. P. Rchard Switzer Dr. Patrick D. Garcia Joaime Stevens-Hanson '92 Robert A. Wengen '90 Selnate U.S.A. Company Dr. Dolores W. Tanno Mr. 8c Mrs. Rudy Garcia Pamela J. Stewart '90 Karen J. Weylandt '84 LTD. Dr. Lynda W. Warren Mr. 8c Mrs. Rolf Ellase M. Stiggers '79 Norma N. Whitbread '84 Silverwood Lake State Dr. Daniel S. Whitaker Garthoffher George L. Stimson, Jr. '88 Jerry C. White '90 Recreation Area Dr. Jenny Zom Mr. 8c Mrs. Raymond Deborah R Stoffel '77 Jime M. White '82 Southern Ar Georgevits

24 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO Mr. & Mrs. MikhaU Kutsy Brian Gillespie Ted Robertson EmUio S. Caraveo Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Mr. & Mrs. Perry Glover Mr. & Mrs. W. B. Mr. & Mrs. Juan M. Gartland Linda Laditke Dr. & Mrs. Paul G. Robinson Cardenas Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Mr. & Mrs. John P. Lang Godfrey Frances A. Ruark Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Geiger Mr. & Mrs. Shan M. Vandiver Mr. & Mrs. Graciano Robert H. Sand CarrUlo Mr. & Mrs. Jose Mr. & Mrs. Jack A. Lenertz Gomez Mr. & Mrs. Danny Ixjrraine M. Casey Gigglberger Mr. & Mrs. Wally Little Frank L. Gray Sandoval Esperanza Castro Mr. & Mrs. E J. Giliam Mr. & Mrs. Richard Loken Douglas K Shaw Josephine Ceja Mr. & Mrs. Tony G. Bart Groninger Kathleen O. Longino Bob Smith Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Gomez Kenneth R. Grote Mr. 8c Mrs. Jorge M. Lopez Mr. & Mrs. Frank K Mr. & Mrs. Ronald G. Chaparro Mr. & Mrs. Xavier Mr. 8c Mrs. Jose L. Lopez Haggard, Jr. Starkman Mr. & Mrs. Ernest A. Gonzales Mr. & Mrs. Hoilis G. Trudi Sturgeon Christian Steven C. Good Mr. 8c Mrs. Joseph G. Hartley Helen S. Swim Mr. & Mrs. Ken Clark Renee Goodnow Lopez Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Shiao-Wen Tai Darlene Claypoole Mr. & Mrs. William A. Mr. 8c Mrs. NarvU Ixjwe, Jr. Mr. 8c Mrs. Ronald Lubey Healy Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Mr. & Mrs. Larry Coffin Grammer Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Dennis G. Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Mr. 8c Mrs. John W. Lyons Hichman Sharon Tirabasso Cole GranUlo Mr. 8c Mrs. Malcolm Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mr. & Mrs. Arnold O. Bridget Colern Mr. & Mrs. Francis L. MacMillan Hickey, Sr. Vignoni Mr. & Mrs. Roland P. Hagar Mr. Donald G. Magness Mr. 8c Mrs. Manuel Alan Hodes Mr. & Mrs. Mark K. Collins Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Hall Mr. & Mrs. Chris J. Vincent Mary Contreras Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm L. Maldonado Hoekstra Mr. & Mrs. Loyal A. Mr. & Mrs. Ledford M. Harbauer, Sr. Mr. 8c Mrs. Joel H. MaUory Marian W. Horine WeUer Cooke Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Hardin Mr. 8c Mrs. Richard Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. Christopher Weleff Mr. & Mrs. Patrick B. Anita Harrington Markley Irving Mr. & Mrs. Lanyr J. Cooney Mr. & Mrs. Randy L. Mr. 8c Mrs. Floyd Martinez Mr. & Mrs. Ed Jacobsen Williams Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Cox Harris Mr. 8c Mrs. Francis R. Mr. & Mrs. Stanley L. Mr. & Mrs. Alan Young Dr. & Mrs. Donald L. Mr. & Mrs. Steven F. Mathe Jandt Cram Hartman Maria Matos Harold Jasmon PARENTS Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Steven Mr. & Mrs. Rowland Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert L. Harriet I. Jason Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Acosta Cumins Haynes McAdams Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Ramon H. Acosta Mr. & Mrs. Joe Cummins Mr. & Mrs. James G. John N. McCabe Keehn Mr. & Mrs. Roderick P. Dr. & Mrs. Romulo De Hedjazi Mr. 8c Mrs. Joseph L. Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Adams Leon Mr. & Mrs. David J. Henry McNeil Kellers Mr. & Mrs. WilUam Mr. & Mrs. Ishwar Desai Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Mr. 8c Mrs. Mchael L. Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Koch Addington Noel A. De Trinidad Hewitt McVicar Mr. & Mrs. Irjuis Lash Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Adkins Mr. & Mrs. Pritpal K. Mr. & Mrs. Rex Hilbig Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert H. Mr. & Mrs. William E. Ernest S. AguUera Dhahwal Mr. & Mrs. Isaac HUl Meinking Leonard Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Catalina Hizon Olga Middaugh Dr. & Mrs. Franklin S. Ahrendt Dodd Mr. & Mrs. Kirk G. Mr. 8c Mrs. Thomas C. Ixwis Mary J. Albertson Dr. William K Dorrance Howard Mohan Ms. Cynthia Ludvigsen & Maria C. Alvarez Mr. & Mrs. James M. Mr. & Mrs. C A. Huereque Mrs. Jessie J. Monfleury Mr. Gary Silvius Mr. & Mrs. Eladio Amores Dorsey Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Huey Dr. 8c Mrs. Louis G. Mr. & Mrs. Mike Main Mr. & Mrs. Bernardino Mr. & Mrs. Harold Durian Ms. Maria Y. Hutchison Monville, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Arreola Mr. & Mrs. WUfredo L. Ms. Donna J. Janewicz Mr. 8c Mrs. Thomas W. Mandabach Mr. & Mrs. Jose A. Avalos Duyongco Ms. Linda Jennings Moore Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Johnson Mr. 8c Mrs. Charles Moree Mapstead Balakoski Mr. & Mrs. Earl Eide Mr. & Mrs. Richard Johnson Cheryl J. Moser Mary McCombs Mr. & Mrs. Luis Barba Penelope C. Ellien Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mr. 8c Mrs. Richard A. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Elinora Baxter Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Emerson Johnson Mosher McCoy Ruth N. Beloz Vicky Espinosa Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Mr. 8c Mrs. Leon Mimn Mary C. McCully Mr. & Mrs. Eric V. Berger Mr. & Mrs. Salvador Jokela Mr. 8c Mrs. Frank Nudge Mr. 8c Mrs. Fernando D. Hon. James C. McGuire Mr. & Mrs. M.G. Biggers Estanislao Rachel Jones Mary V. McKenzie Mr. & Mrs. John BUUngs Mr. & Mrs. William L. Dorothy Joseph Nuesca Mr. & Mrs. BUI Montello Mr. & Mrs. Barry Booth Evans Mr. & Mrs. Antony J. Mr. 8c Mrs. Stanford Olin Jim Morris Mr. & Mrs. Thurman Boyd Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Fachler Kackery Mr. 8c Mrs. Lawrence W. Mr. & Mrs. William Mr. & Mrs. Danny Brisco Mr. & Mrs. John Fenn Diane M. Kalinisan O'Nan Morris, Jr. Charlene Brown Mr. & Mrs. Bob Ferrier Mr. & Mrs. Mchael M. Mr. 8c Mrs. Jose Orsua, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Ockels Donna R. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Wayne H. Fink Karpman Mr. 8c Mrs. Karl Osborn Nancy O'Connor Mr. & Mrs. Clark Bruce Linda L. Finkenbiner Cpt. & Mrs. Gary H. KeUy Mr. 8c Mrs. Roy T. Oshiro Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Olsen Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Mr. & Mrs. Jose N. Flores Mr. & Mrs. James Kettering William Palmer Dr. Gary W. Osborne & Bryant Mr. & Mrs. Reagan M. Tae Kyu Kim Mr. 8c Mrs. John Papavero Sheila Cox Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Foley Mr. & Mrs. Jerald D. King Mr. 8c Mrs. Anthony E. Donna R. Patterson Bucklew Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Franov Mable Y. Knight Pasco, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David A. Mr. & Mrs. Tawan Mr. & Mrs. Larry Fuller Dr. & Mrs. Howard W. Jagdish Patel Peterson Bunlong Mr. & Mrs. Phillip R. Fusco Knowlton Mr. 8c Mrs. David Lillian Reagan Mr. & Mrs. John T. Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Mr. Mrs. Fred Kramer Patterson Dr. & Mrs. Dan Rinne Bturows GarberogUo Mr. & Mrs. Warren Ltl. 8c Mrs. Joseph T. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph A. Mr. & Mrs. Don R. Burt Mary Garcia Kromer Patterson Rivers, Sr. Karen A. Cain Mr. & Mrs. Victor R. Garcia Mr. & Mrs. James A. Patricia D. Paxton Mr. & Mrs. Andrew G. Josefina Cancino Kulbacki Mr. 8c Mrs. Gill Peaslee Robertson Mr. 8c Mrs. Luis A. Pedace

25 FALL 93-94 James H. Pester Judith M. Strack Jack A. Bowles '72 April L. Holmes '89 Gary D. Sveum '72 Kathy Peter Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stacy M. Bowles '90 Geraldine C. lacobeUi '85 Dermis N. Taylor '88 Mr. & Mrs. Maurice C. Sullivan Kimberly Brewer '91 Ann Imlay-Spangler '91 Jeannine L. Thompson '91 Pivonka .JvIr._8icMrs JVIarvin Nancy A. Brown '87 Darcel M. Jamerson '89 Jeanne S. Thornton '72 Mr. & Mrs. Jason Plowy Swetkovich Marina M. Burke '79 Phillip A. Jamison '90 Susan A. Trost '84 Mr. & Mrs. Mchael D. Zubair Syed Bruce H. Burton '80 Marion Jensen '72 Robert L. Underwood '88 Poland Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. James L. Campanelli '89 Mark Johnson '94 Emleen S. Uy Godinez '89 Mr. & Mrs. Guenter S. Talbot Kathleen M. Carbaugh '91 Florence M. Johnston '87 Edward F. Vickers '85 Posjena Stacy Tenace Stinnett Leland F. Carmean '79 Kenneth E. Jolly '73 Lupe Viramontez '83 Mr. & Mrs. Lance O. Susan K. Thornburg Sharon O. Carson '91 Jeanie A. Kearney '90 Alan Wade '94 Presnall Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. Gloria D. Carter '78 Susan M. Kenaga '81 Anita L. Wasinger '81 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Timbang John A. CarviUe '91 Steve Kenyon '94 Marcia C. Weaver '74 Preston Mr. & Mrs. Keith C. Shannon J. Casey '92 Margaret F. Kugler '86 Kelly L. Wheeler '88 Mr. & Mrs. Jerome J. Tompkins Robert J. CasUlas '90 Stephen W. Langjahr '70 Marjorie L. White '91 Prideaux Susanne C. Totzke Beth C. Caslav '92 Teresa A. Lawton '91 Diane S. Whitehead '81 Suzana Prieto Mr. & Mrs. Roy S. Tripi Marsha K. Churchman '79 Curtis B. Lewis '90 Catherine E. Whitmore '82 Mr. & Mrs. Melvin C. Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Troesh Donald E. CoUetti '73 Patrick J. Lewis '88 Diana Whitney '92 Quails Mr. & Mrs. Camilo N. Richard M. Collins '82 Margaret Livingston '77 Dolores Wilcoxon '70 Mr. & Mrs. Ben Ramirez Troncoso Mary J. Comadena '86 George C. Lonberger '74 Frank R. Wild '91 Agripina M. Razo Nelicia D. Tuazon Bonnie Congdon '89 Christine M. Lowe '88 Sharon Wild '91 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory S. Marguerite Ullrich Louise R. Connal '83 Robert T. Mapp, Jr. '94 Carol A. Wiley '77 Reed Mr. & Mrs. Jesus Uribe Rita C. Coronado '91 Wayne K Marcum '91 Vita M. WiUett '91 Mr. & Mrs. H.C. Reed, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Varmi Henry R. Curwen '85 David H. Martin '94 Patricia A. Wilson '84 Leon Reed Mr. & Mrs. Adelaide R. Fancy Davis '79 Roy W. Martin '79 William D. Wilson '94 Mary Reed Vasquez Vicki De Biase '94 Iris Q. Mayers '83 Yi-ChuanWu '91 Mr. & Atrs. Donald Regis Mr. & Mrs. Steven Grace Dempsey '91 John McDonald, Jr. '77 Kelly J. Yearwood '94 Robert J. Reller Vasquez Carmela M. DePrisco '90 Randall W. Meadows '91 Paveena Zibell '87 Janice Lynn Retherford Gloria J. Viscomi Rick Diaz '89 Lisa D. Meyering '92 Alma Reyes Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. John E. Diebold, Jr. '86 Gloria S. Molino '86 BUSINESSES & Dorothy K. Rhone Walcher John W. Dodson '71 Kim A. Mollenkamp '91 ORGANIZATIONS Mr. & Mrs. Timothy S. Elizabeth R. Walker Ann Marie Donoghue '94 Martha P. MondeUo '91 CA Inland Empire Council Richer Mel Chung Fan Wang Toni K. Dodson '71 Reggienald G. Moore '94 Boy Scouts Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rickli Micki Warm Dennis L. Dowdy '79 Frank Morales '94 California Women for Mr. & Mrs. William F. Mr. & Mrs. James Welker V. Kay Downer '91 Robert Morales '68 Agriculture Rock Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Margie L. Drumm '83 Mary J. Mosby '92 Department of Water Mr. & Mrs. Kerry Rogers Wessman Pamela A. Edmondson '84 Junius Murray '94 Resources Lucy Roque Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. Sharron M. Egan '77 Sue E. Nagel '69 Earthwatch Sharon C. Ross Wical Caroline C. Epperson '90 Beth M. Negrey '90 East Valley Resource Katherine Rossler Air. & Airs. James E. Jim Ferranti '85 Scott H. Nelson '91 Conservation Col. & Mrs. Benjamin S. Williams, Jr. Lisa A. Fitch '92 Ann B. Nobile '79 District Roth Syble Williams Charles W. Flack '90 Margaret J. Olinger '72 Friends of the Foothills Ray E. Royster, Sr. Mr. & Airs. Melvin Wilson Gail Flathers '91 Taryn W. Ontiveros '90 Guided Discoveries Pat Saenz Mr. & Airs. Larry James P. Flood '94 James E. Owens '83 Metropolitan Water Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Salas Wineinger Vickie Flores '81 Porfirio G. Pacheco '92 District of Mr. & Mrs. Tomas Salbino Air. & Airs. James Shirlee J. Flowers '69 Carol L. Palko '91 Southern Mrs. Martha G. Sanchez Woodson Gena F. Foisy '92 Ann P. Palmieri '90 California Mr. & Mrs. Mel A. Air. & Airs. Alfred A. Monica A. Ford '87 Charles Palmieri '77 Rialto Community Players Santiago Wright Gregory A. Franklin '89 Kathy Peach '85 Sierra Club, San Gorgonio Antoinette M. Santrock Air. & Airs. Nobuo Linda J. Garfield '78 Shelley L. Pope '81 Chapter Mr. & Mrs. Branko Sarh Yamanaka Maureen A. Garrity '80 Richard A. Porter '78 Trees Are For People Mr. & Mrs. Lyle Schnelle Air. & Airs. Jerry L. Bruno Gavriloaia '75 Cynthea R Preston '91 Mr. & Mrs. Norbert L. Young Stephen M. Gianni '75 Janelle L. Radovich '92 EMPLOYEES Schwecke Air. & Airs. Vincent Cheryl A. Gilbert '84 Corine J. Ramey '90 Carlos Juarez Mr. & Mrs. Louis Serrano, Zamora Marilyn F. Ghck '81 David M. Reynolds '81 Sr. Air. & Airs. Guadalupe S. Mark A. Gordon '92 Katherine M. Richter '88 FORMER EMPLOYEES Mr. & Mrs. Harvey C. Zaragoza Vincent T. Grosso '74 Elaine J. Ringoot '71 Dr. Joe Bas Shaw Maureen T. Gummow '85 Jodine M. Runberg '94 Dr. Melvin Hawkins Mr. & Mrs. Lee Shealy OTHER FRIENDS Laurel E. Gunderson '89 John L. Safford '80 Dr. CUfford T. Paynton Margaret A. Shearer Earl C. Hackett '90 Virginia Safford '77 Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. ALUMNI Christopher R Hale '91 Delores L. Salomon '85 FRIENDS Sherman Juhe L. Abner '90 Helena Halmari '90 Geraldine M. Scanlon '73 Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Mr. & Mrs. Greg S. Shier Kevin D. Aguilar '78 Mchael C. Hanisee '74 Audelia Simpson '91 Aldama Elizabeth Sisson Michael G. Answorth '75 Richard A. Hawdiorne '90 Fred W. Simpson '94 Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Robert A. Slaman Brian Avarez '94 Eric W. Hayden '72 Janet A. Simpson '85 Bahner Mr. & Mrs. Salvador Kathleen L. Apffel '90 Hugh W. Heney '78 Duane A. Slaman '90 Mr. & Mrs. Steven C. Soriano Ken Baker '94 Barbara A. Henley '86 William J. Smith '83 Bailey Mr. & Mrs. Cecil E. Constance A. Barhyte '90 Kathy J. Hennessey '92 Lisa A. SneU '90 Mr. & Mrs. George Battey Stewart Edna W. Bartholomew '94 Julie F. Hoffinan '90 David F. Spinka '89 Henry Beserra Darcia Stewart Carol L. Beck '87 Miriam Holdaway '81 Constance L. St. John '73 Maria Bissell Mary Betty Stockham Phyllis P. Bee '81 Phillip W. Holdaway '81 Angela K. Sundquist '91 Mr. & Walter Bludworth

26 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO Terry L. Boatright Mr. & Mrs. John W. Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Gail B. Webb ICI Americas, Inc. Rosaline J. BoniUa O'Brien Contreras Mr. & Airs. Donald R. for Dr. Frank X. Mr. & Mrs. Scott Bradford Joseph A. O'Brien Mr. & Mrs. Jerold R Weimer Woolard '71 Shirley Brinegar Mr. & Mrs. Woodrow Copeland Mr. & Airs. Pete Robert J. Brooks O'Dell Mr. & Mrs. Ronald D. Weststeyn IDS Financial Services, Gratice E. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Gary S. OHn Davies Mr. & Mrs. Randall L. Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Roy L. Ava M. Patterson Mr. & Mrs. R C. Davis Wright for Paul R. Mata '87 Brownie Donna A. Pitell Mr. & Mrs. Alfredo Del Ruby Cabral Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Rosario IBM Dr. James A. Collier Poindexter Mr. & Mrs. Perry Erickson for A Taroli Mr. & Mrs. Dale Cooley Steve PoweU Adr. & Mrs. Antonio A. Trudy Ann White Mr. & Mrs. James G. Gerard A. Quatrochi Figueroa Cregg Mary J. Reasby Mr. & Mrs. Larry S. Funk Nalco Chemical Company Barbara J. Dickens Doloralee Reichard Mr. & Mrs. Fernando for Alichael Dr. & Mrs. Eugene L. Mr. & Mrs. Wilfredo Gaytan Stanbrough Dybowski Rentas Mr. & Mrs. James M. Donna M. Espinoza Mr. & Mrs. Peter R. Geiser National Medical Mr. & Mrs. Saleem Fatani Rosati Mr. & Mrs. Donald Enterprises, Inc. Air. & Airs. Efrain Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Rose Gilbertson for Mary K. Hammack Figueroa Paul H. Rosenberg Air. & Mrs. Edwin B. The university thanks the North American Philips Patricia S. Grifiin Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Gritters individual donors who Corporation Mrs. Reynolds C. Gross Rowand Linda J. Heald took the time to initiate a Rebecca S. Hart Michael T. Salgado Mr. & Mrs. Denis W. matching gift, and we for Arthur Doktorczyk Mr. & Mrs. Anton W. Cheryl L. Saltzman Heimerman salute the following Hell Mr. & Mrs. Todd Schon Mr. & Mrs. Mario V. companies whose generous Occidental Oil & Gas Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Steve Mignon M. Schweitzer Heredia matching contributions Mr. & Mrs. Hehodoro R for Alichael Meehl '74 Henthorn Veda D. Seaton encourage their employees Kristin Herchenroeder Mr. & Mrs. Alan G. Hernandez to support high-quality Mr. & Mrs. Steven Simons Valerie K. Honeyfield education at Cal State. RJR Nabisco Herzog Dottie L. Sims Mr. & Mrs. John L. (Matching gifts initiated in for Rudolph Liggins '76 Odelia M. Holmon Dr. David L. Slough Ibbetson 1992-93 but not yet Mr. & Mrs. William F. Rockwell International Kay K. Horine Cynthia L. Spencer received will appear in next Corp. Lori Hupp Helene Streck Kallweit year's Honor Roll.) Hon. & Mrs. William H. Mr. & Mrs. George R. Barbara Kent-Malbrough for Charles F. Lytle Hyer Sutton Debbie Lyles American Telephone & SmithKline Beecham Mr. & Mrs. Karl M. Mr. & Mrs. Andrew B. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Telegraph for Edwin E. Raffel Joehnck Taylor Mares for Danny W. Joy D. Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Thomazin '76 Mr. & Mrs. Walter Thompson Noble Southern California Edison Co. Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. James Tossetti Mr. & Mrs. James E. Best Products Company, for Charles Sparks, Jr. Nancy Knezetic Michael G. Trumbull Nonemacher Inc. Jennifer Kulbacki Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence C. Mr. & Mrs. William Nord for T. Lamar Carithers Specialty Minerals, Inc. Jay A. Lariviere Truscott Belen Olario '78 Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Mr. & Mrs. Alberto Uribe Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. for Linda J. Lingo '82 James R. Mulkey Lincoln Otilia Vargas-Corona Parker, Jr. Ernst & Young Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. C. Air. & Mrs. Carlos Perez for Sarah J. Anderson Transamerican Insurance Lipan Walsh Mr. & Mrs. Bruce T. Donald N. Ecker Margaret Lopez R. Norton Walther Petersen Group for Kenneth P. Mr. & Mrs. Dwayne A. Kerri J. Warner Phouphit Phayrin Fannie Mae Guillaume '78 MacDonald Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Gloria Pitchford for Elizabeth Ann Mr. Michael-Jerome Wellman Katherine A. Reagan Scholz '87 Manley Michael K. Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Reyes TRW, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Brett A. for Edward Bennett '88 Mr. & Mrs. Rafael Mr. & Mrs. Leonard C. Fluor Corporation Dr. Shirlee Joe Martinez Williams Roberts, Sr. for Colin R. Cooper Arthur E. Mays Mr. & Mrs. Rowland Fonda Salonder Flowers '69 Kat Grossman '83 Gene L. Mazzei Williams Lucille M. Sanchez General Dynamics, Valley Deborah Harris '91 Mambwe L. Mbewe Mr. & Mrs. Joel Schechter Systems Richard Johnson Dorcas C. McAllister PARENTS Air. & Mrs. Robert J. for Sue E. Kendall Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Mr. & Mrs. Carlos H. Schoeffler Phylis Jones Thomas C. Mohan McFadden Alfaro Larry Sieks General Electric Co. Ismael Paredes '70 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Tracy G. Amador Mr. & Mrs. James W. for Lyle G. Spalding McLendon Mr. & Mrs. John V. Snow Wells Fargo Bank R. Craig Meircis Armstrong, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Howard General Telephone Co., for Mitzi Walker Wells '71 Philip M. Merghart, Jr. Anthony J. Bellanca, Jr. Stempson San Bernardino Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Yvonna E. Betten Sharon Thompson for Clyde Bruce Witco Corporation Molamphy Mr. & Mrs. Hector Cachu Air. & Ms. James D. Foytik Danny Moncayo Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Vandraiss for Roy T. Teramoto Mr. & Mrs. David T. Cardenas Mr. & Mrs. Laszlo Vass Hughes Arcraft Co. Zurich-American Munoz, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Arturo Mr. & Mrs. Bernard A. for Sue E. Kendall Martin W. Nakunz Conception Verwiel Foundation for Marna V. Boch '87

FALL 93-94 27 Drs. Benjamin & Miriam THE LESLIE HARRIS THE DR. A. VIVIEN Kovitz 8c RENNET MEYERS BULL SCHOLARSHIP L. A. Cellular Telephone MEMORIAL Dr. 8c Mrs. Edward J. Co. SCHOLARSHIP FUND Bostley Las Vegas Visitors & Mrs. Marian W. Elois P. Johnson '87 Convention Bureau Horine Scott H. Nelson '91 Dr. Robert A. Lee Mrs. Bennet A. Meyers AudeUa Simpson '91 Martin Marietta Mrs. Ben E. Nordman Dr. J. Paul Vicknair Each year Cal State Astronautics Group Dr. 8c Mrs. John M. Mr. 8c Mrs. Ryan R. receives gifts of equipment, Jane Matthews Pfau Williams '91 books, furniture and other PoUy Mazziotta physical property. These McCallum Theatre for the THE KIM HUGHES THE CLARA B. special items enrich our art Performing Arts MEMORIAL MCKINNEY collections, our library, and Ruth O. Mercer SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWED our computer laboratories, National Orange Show The university gratefully Patricia M. Hughes SCHOLARSHIP enhance faculty research Newport/KUnger acknowledges the generosity J. B. Keith Humphreys Clara B. McKinney 8c and instruction, and Corporation and thoughtfulness of these Harold Jasmon Friends support cultural and NIKE Inc. individuals, groups, and Mr. 8c Mrs. Stephen D. recreational activities. We Oak Valley Golf Club organizations who made Preston '91 THE JACK H. BROWN are pleased to recognize Richard OHphant special gifts in 1992-93 in SCHOLARSHIP IN these donors of Oscar's Mexican honor of or in memory of a THE JOHN WINN BUSINESS AND gifts-in-kind during the Restaurant friend, colleague or family KENNEDY, SR. PUBLIC 1992-93 fiscal year. Pleasant Hawaiian member. ECONOMICS ADMINISTRATION Holidays SCHOLARSHIP Food Industries Sales* A Armand's Tri-City Signs Presley Institute JOSEPH A. BAILEY Hon. 8c Mrs. John W. Club EMERGENCY LOAN Adidas Dr. Greg Price Kennedy, Jr. *More than 800 individuals FUND AlcUla, courtesy of Dr. Jerrold Pritchard Mr. 8c Mrs. John W. and corporations contributed to Gary Oechsle Ramada Inn, San Joseph A. Bailey| Kennedy, Sr. '79 the Jack H. Brown Scholarship Rudolph J. Skubic Max & Diane Alonso Bernardino through the Food Industries Spiritual Unity America West Airlines Joe Rixman THE ROGER Sales Club of Riverside and San Movement Church Anheuser-Busch, Inc. Diana Z. Rodriguez '90 BROADFOOT Bernardino Counties. Apple Computer Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Irving Root MEMORIAL Arrowhead Country Club Sam's Custom Golf THE MICHAEL SCHOLARSHIP THE STANFORD C. Ascom Communications, San Bernardino County KHOKLOV Dr. Mary Ann Wagner SHAW MEMORIAL Inc. Central Credit Union SCHOLARSHIP FUND SCHOLARSHIP Bank of America San Bernardino Coimty Rebeccah THE ARLENE Dr. Earle B. Blakeslee Black Angus Restaurants Dept. of Pubhc Social Warren-Marlatt '82 ROBERTS MEMORIAL Walter Bludworth Thomas Butler Services Mr. & Mrs. Jason D. SCHOLARSHIP Mr. 8c Mrs. William J. Chevron U.S.A., Inc. Sav-On Drug Stores Plowy Dr. James D. Thomas Brunick Chili's Grill & Bar See's Candies Marlon D. Casebier THE LAWRENCE L. Continental Airlines Shandin Hills Golf Club THE DONALD W. Etiwanda Community DANIELS Corona Clay Mike Shannon JORDAN MEMORIAL Church SCHOLARSHIP Melba Deidrick Sloan to Sloan Printing SCHOLARSHIP Glenn 8c Diane Shaw Lawrence L. Daniels '76 Dehny's Subway Southwest Airlines Mr. 8c Mrs. Allen B. Franklin Disneyland Spirit Baseball Club Gresham Robert S. Frost Darryl Drage Sprint THE BRANTLEY, Mr. 8c Mrs. Warren Dennis Duarte Sue Strain CARRAWAY & FUTCH THE FRANCES Fuller El Rancho Verde Country Su Casa SCHOLARSHIP LOUISE DAVIDSON Mr. 8c Mrs. Chris J. Club Subway Sandwiches & California Association CRUM SCHOLARSHIP Hoekstra Exxon Research Salads of Black Correctional Dr. A. Vivien 8c Mr. Mr. 8c Mrs. Stanley L. First American Title Co. David L. Suenram Workers Tony Bull Jandt Louis Fox Sun Lakes Country Club Dr. James D. 8c Mrs. Mr. 8c Mrs. Karl M. GTE California David J. Tseklenis THE MOHAMED & Anne Crum '76 Joehnck Garments To Go Uniglobe Crown Travel SENEA EL-MAHDY Dr. 8c Mrs. Franklin S. Dr. Bruce Golden UPS EL-AHRAF FUND THE THOMAS Lewis Dr. 8c Mrs. Amer M. Vince Graves VictorviUe Golf Course ZEUGNER Mr. 8c Mrs. Dennis William E. Gray Viking Tires El-Ahraf MEMORIAL McFadden Joe Greensleeves Williams Development SCHOLARSHIP FUND Mr. 8c Mrs. Woodrow Restaurant Corp. THE FAROUK Cpt. 8c Mrs. Larry R. O'Dell Kat Grossman '83 FredX EL-MAHDY EL-AHRAF Lenkeit '87 Ava M. Patterson Wolfgang J. Haack MEMORIAL Mr. 8c Mrs. Ronald B. Kenneth & Rita Haerr SCHOLARSHIP THE SHELBY Rayner Dr. 8c Mrs. Amer M. James Hansen OBERSHAW Ted Robertson El-Ahraf The Hilton of San TEACHER Mr. 8cMrs. WB. Bernardino EDUCATION FUND Robinson Robert & Cory Holder Mr. 8c Mrs. Charles D. Frances A. Ruark IBM Obershaw Douglas R. Shaw Jerseys Pizza Mrs. Stanford C. Shaw Knotts Berry Farm Helen S. Swim Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert A. Thompson

28 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO C. L. Trine (Alumni, Faculty & Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Dr. & Mrs. Luis L. Kiwanis Club of San United Outdoor Friends for the Illumina­ Aldama Francisco Bernardino Advertising Co. tion & Recognition of Max Alonso Mr. & Mrs. Larry FrankUn Kiwanis Club of Greater Kerri J. Warner Music) Dr. Walter Anderson Friends of Golf, Inc. San Bernardino Wednesday Evening Mr. & Mrs. Allen H. Mr. & Mrs. Ron S. Mr. 8c Mrs. AJIyn H. Bridge Club Bonnie Ainsworth Andrews Galvan, Sr. Kruse '83 Mr. & Mrs. Larry J. Mr. & Mrs. Albert Andon Anheuser Busch Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Rudy Garcia Mr. & Mrs. James A. Williams Anonymous Apple Valley Surgery Mr. & Mrs. Robert Garcia Kulbacki Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Badgley Center Mr. & Mrs. Florentino Jennifer Kulbacki THE HAL Lois Battersby Ayres Ezer Lau, Inc. Garza Dr. Kenneth E. Lane HOVERLAND Rosemary Binney '69 AYSO Cultural Exchange GTE, San Bernardino Pamela D. Langford '85 SCHOLARSHIP Dr. James Blanchette Mr. & Mrs. Buckley B. GTE, Rverside Mr. & Mrs. Jian-Chun ENDOWMENT FUND Dr. & Mrs. Edward Barrett Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Lian Dr. Otto Chang Bostley Dr. & Mrs. Joe Bas Georgevits Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Dr. Linvol G. Henry Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Brian Gillespie Lipan Dr. Hal & Mrs. Campbell Batcha Bob E Glasser '89 Margaret Lopez Marjorie Hoverland Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Day Mr. & Mrs. George Battey Mr. & Mrs. Perry Glover L. A. Cellular Telephone '73 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mr. & Mrs. John Beckley Golden Valley Medical & Co. Dr. & Mrs. Simg-Kyoo Donovan Luvina Beckley Oxygen Service Dr. Janice Loutzenhiser Huh Dr. & Mrs. Eugene Lynda C. Beckley Dr. Juan C. Gonzalez & Mr. & Mrs. Franklin G. Laura Jean Kreissl '90 Dybowski Carde Bellamy Ms. Irene Hoffman Maberry Dr. Joan H. Kritzberg Mr. & Mrs. Mike Dymond Bench's Custom Painting Patricia Rodgers Gordon Mr. 8c Mrs. Mike Main Dr. & Mrs. Eldon C. Dr. & Mrs. Anthony H. Virginia L. Berry '72 & Michael Gordon '87 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lewis Evans Rosalie Besses Grand Terrace Soccer Mapstead Lynda J. O'Brien Mr. & Mrs. R E. Evans Best, Best & Krieger Club Mr. & Mrs. Rafael Drs. L. Curtis Mr. 8c Mrs. Mark L. Fife Mr. & Mrs. Art Bias Mr. & Mrs. Londell Martinez Westbrook, Jr. & Dr. & Mrs. Loren Filbeck Mr. & Mrs. Allen Bogh Graves Matich Corporation Cynthia E. Bird Annette Franjie Mr. & Mrs. Miles Bogh '78 Frank L. Gray Gene L. Mazzei Dr. Catherine Gannon Brinker Restaurant Corp. Greenwood Bail Bonds Mary C. McCuUy THE ARLO D. HARRIS Harriet Gibson '87 Robert J. Brooks Bart Groninger Hon. James C. McGuire SCHOLARSHIP FUND Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Hefner Ruby Cabral Nick GuadagnoH, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. David J. Dr. Arlo D. Harris Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. CAL PAC Construction, Hanover & Schnitzer McLendon Koon Inc. James L. Hansen B. Gregory McPhate THE RASMUSSEN Dr. & Mrs. Benjamin Mr. & Mrs. Anthony F. Anita Harrington R Craig Meireis ENDOWMENT FOR Kovitz Calma Head Quarters Hair Mr. 8c Mrs. Joseph ANTHROPOLOGY Harry R. Lambert Carousel Mall Merchants Design Molamphy Floyd Rasmussen '73 Roger & Kathy Lintault Association Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Danny Moncayo Evelyn Magnuson Meridee Casey Healy Mr. & Mrs. BiU MonteUo OTHER GIFTS IN Mr. & Mrs. Danny Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Mr. 8c Mrs. Donald R Mr. & Mrs. William MEMORIAM Manolis Christensen Hellon Morris, Jr. In Memory of Steve Dr. & Mrs. Larry E. Mr. & Mrs. Alex Mr. & Mrs. Steve Cheryl Mosher Coffey '82, '84 McFatter Chronopoulos Henthorn Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Rebecca Mary McKenzie Mr. & Mrs. Henry Coates Kristin Herchenroeder Mosher Warren-Marlatt Patricia McKinster '85 Dr. Nathan Coffin Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mr. Hill's Catering '82 Mr. & Mrs. Wdham A. Mary C. Colacurcio Hichman Company Newman Dr. James A. Collier Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mr. & Mrs. David T. In Memory of Etmice Jerry & Diane Olsen Corinthians F.C. Hickey, Sr. Munoz, Jr. "Maggie" Dierich Jana C. Ondrechen-Wible Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Holiday OldsmobUe- Martin W. Nakimz Mary C. Colacurcio '80 Coussoulis '75 Mazda Neal T. Baker Enterprises, Mrs. Andrew G. Robertson Nicole C. Crimmins Kay K. Horine Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Irving Root Crown Printers Hospitality Dental Group NEC Business Mr. & Mrs. Mark Seifert CSUSB Extended Mark L. Hoy Communication Dr. Mary F. Smith Education Lori Hupp Systems, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. David Stine Mr. & Mrs. Alan H. Dale Hon. & Mrs. WtUiam H. Mr. & Mrs. John W. Lawrence L. Daniels '76 Hyer O'Brien CSUSB Mr. & Mrs. Richard Inland Group Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Gary S. Ohn ATHLETICS Delmonico Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. Dr. Gaiy W. Osborne & ASSOCIATION Mr. & Mrs. David P. Irving Ms. Sheila Cox DeMauro '87 Harriet I. Jason Paine Webber Mr. & Mrs. W. D. Parente The contributions of the Jim DiCarrdlh Jerseys Pizza '85 following friends make it Farriel Dobard Rachel Jones Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. possible for the universit}' Michael S. Duncan Carlos Juarez Parker, Jr. to compete at the NCAA Mr. & Mrs. Larry Egan Dr. & Mrs. L. Lynn Judd Kassel & Kassel Law Corp Mr. & Mrs. David Division II level. For their David S. Espinosa Patterson CSUSB AFFIRM generous and enthusiastic Dr. & Mrs. Anthony H. Mr. & Mrs. Victor P. Donna R. Patterson support of the Cal State Evans Keaton '77 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Peas Coyotes, we extend a very F. T. Andrews, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Walter We extend a sincere thanks Mr. & Mrs. Luis A. Pedace special thanks to our Mr. & Mrs. Efrain Kennedy to the following music Mr. Sc Mrs. David A. CSUSB Athletics Figueroa Mr. & Mrs. Jerald D. King lovers who are the current Peterson Association members. Dennis M. Finn members of AFFIRM.

FALL 93-94 29 Dr. Thomas J. Pierce Michael K. Wheeler Janet Allen BENEFACTORS Donna A. Pitell Mr. & Mrs. Dennis R Mr. 8c Mrs. Marty Danny Bilson '78 Cynthia Pringle Wilson '84 Bloomberg Harry B. Blackstone, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. T. Michael Dr. Peter A. Wilson & Ms. Frederick Blum Paul DeMeo '78 Purcell Linda Rodgers Mr. 8c Mrs. George Bohn Neal, Helen 8c Carol Doloralee Reichard WolfF/Lang/Christopher Beatriz Busselle Hanzlik Rick Rogers Drywall, Inc. Architects, Inc. Bennett Enterprises Dr. W. Benson 8c Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rickli Mr. & Mrs. John P. Wood '83 Mr. 8c Mrs. Michael Pamela Harer Diana Z. Rodriguez '90 Mr. & Mrs. Chester Wray, Jr. Burgess Linda Stockham '75 Our sincere thanks and Mr. & Mrs. Peter R Mr. 8c Mrs. Alan Young Dr. Theodore Cohen Mr. 8c Mrs. James deepest gratitude go to the Rosati Dr. Jenny Zorn 8c Mr. Dr. 8c Mrs. William Williams following friends, alumni, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Andrew Copeland Coleman parents, faculty, staff, Rowand Mr. 8c Mrs. Victor Gary Cosand SPONSORS students, and business and Dr. Judith M. & Mr. Zupancich '85 Terri De Ment Mr. 8c Mrs. Caywood J. community leaders who Glenn Rymer '70 Dr. 8c Mrs. Anthony H. Borror shared their time, talents S. Roy Kato Associates FRIENDS OF THE Evans Dr. James D. 8c Mrs. Anne and ideas so freely A1 Saavedra GALLERY Samuel Gabriel Cram '76 throughout the past year. Mr. & Mrs. Danny Dr. Catherine Gannon Mr. 8c Mrs. Charles Their exemplary commit­ Sandoval Dr. 8c Mrs. Bruce Golden For their generous support in Donovan ment and active participa­ Mr. & Mrs. Mel A. Dr. 8c Mrs. Bernie Goler promoting the visual arts at Dr. 8c Mrs. Anthony H. tion in the life of the Santiago Dr. Carol Goss Cal State and in our Evans university continue to Mr. & Mrs. Don Pamela K. Harer neighboring communities, Dr. 8c Mrs. Louis make profound differences Sapronetti Mr. 8c Mrs. Larry Harvey we extend a very sincere Fernandez within our campus Mr. & Mrs. William E. Raymond Hedstrom thanks to our Friends of the Dr. Catherine Gannon community. Savage Gallery. Dr. 8c Mrs. Abram Hodes Drs. Ernest 8c Dorothy Mr. & Mrs. Todd Schon Beryl Holcomb Garcia ALUMNI Mignon M. Schweitzer Vernon Jacobson Rosemary T. Binney '69 Dr. Sc Mrs. Patrick Garcia ASSOCIATION Wayne & Nancy P. Dr. 8c Mrs. Julius Kaplan Mr. & Mrs. Scott Bradford Dr. 8c Mrs. HolUs Hartley BOARD OF Simpson Lawrence L. Daniels '76 Mary Lewis Dr. 8c Mrs. Dennis Hefner DIRECTORS Dr. David L. Slough Mr. 8c Mrs. Arthur Nelson Vicki De Blase Mr. 8c Mrs. David Christopher Ahearn '90 Bob Smith Michael Nelson Ann Marie Donoghue Kennedy David Amori '76 Dirk & Carolyn Smits Dr. 8c Mrs. Anthony H. Walter Nunes Harry R Lambert Dr. Mary Andis Mr. & Mrs. James W. Evans Mr. 8c Mrs. Charles Mr. 8c Mrs. William E. Donald Beard '67 Snow Obershaw Dr. Catherine Gannon 8c Leonard Lawrence Buck '83 Soils Southwest Inc. James R. Peters Mr. George K. Iron Dr. 8c Mrs. Fook F. Liu William Christelman '69 Athene G. Sparks '84 Dr. 8c Mrs. Paul G. Dr. 8c Mrs. John Pfau Mr. 8c Mrs. Art McKinster Mary Colacurcio Cynthia L. Spencer Godfrey Mr. & Mrs. Louis Press Dr. 8c Mrs. Art Moorefield Frank Colby '72 George A. Steidle '85 Mr. Howard 8c Mrs. Kat James Ragan Mitchell K. Slagerman '84 James Kennedy '77 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Strain Johnnie Ralph Grossman '83 Mr. 8c Mrs. G. Slater Marcia Lentz '80 Helene Streck Joy Rsser Mr. Bobby 8c Mrs. Dr. Thomas M. Hellwig Mary Paul Mata '87 Trudi Sturgeon Dr. 8c Mrs. Donald Rose Phyllis Hellwig Kay Vincent '80 Terry May '86 Mr. & Mrs. David L. Dr. 8c Mrs. Stanley Mr. 8c Mrs. Paul Anderson Dr. Janice K. Jackson Ken Miller '86 Suenram Samuels Arlene Leonard '75 Wilson Henry Ortiz '84 Mr. & Mrs. George R Mark Seifert Roger 8c Katherine Dr. 8c Mrs. Donald C. Cheryl Marie Osborne '93 Sutton Muriel Smith Lintault Woods James Penman '69 JefBrey L. Sykes Dr. 8c Mrs. William Soltz Mrs. Forrest Ockels Dr. Judith Rymer Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Cindy Rinne Nancy Stratton PATRONS Taylor Dr. James Thomas Dr. Richard Saylor Alan's Travel Service COACHELLA VALLEY Stacy Tenace Stiimett Mr 8c Mrs. Michael Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert Sedlak Brills Shoes CENTER ADVISORY Sharon Tirabasso Thompson Miryana Szabo Marjorie Callaghan BOARD Mr. & Mrs. James Tossetti Barbara Tudor Dr. James D. Thomas Dr. Juan C. Gonzalez 8c Paul Ames Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence C. Mr. 8c Mrs. Dominic Dr. J. Paul Vicknair Ms. Irene Hoffman The Ames Group Truscott Tudor Mrs. Forrest L. West Mr. 8c Mrs. Randy Harrell Rolfe G. Arnhym Mr. & Mrs. Alberto Uribe Mr. 8c Mrs. Arthur Varden Mr. William 8c Dr. Sherry Palm Springs Chamber Mr. & Mrs. Jesus Uribe LIBRARY Mrs. George Webster Howie of Commerce Value Custom Homes ASSOCIATES Mr. 8c Mrs. Harold Dr. C. Frederick Kellers Dr. Dolores A. BaUesteros Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Young, Jr. Dr. 8c Mrs. Brij B. Khare Desert Sands Unified Varner Dr. Ellen Kronowitz We are most grateful to the School District Mr. & Mrs. Arnold O. PLAYERS OF THE G. Alan McAllister '81 Steve Brummel Vignoni university's friends whose gifts PEAR GARDEN Dr. Craig Henderson 8c Verde-Mar Limited Viking Auto Center Inc. to the Pfau Library help Barry Morgan Chuck Cervello Dr. Lawrence R. Walker enhance learning opportuni­ Members of Players of the Mr. 8c Mrs. WilUiam A. GTE Mr. & Mrs. Gerald C. ties for our students and Pear Garden Friends Newman Rchard A. Daniels Walsh faculty by strengthening our Group merit special Dr. 8c Mrs. James R Mine Reclamation Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. collections and sponsoring recognition for their Savage Corp. Watkins distinguished guest speakers. support through season Mr. 8c Mrs. Sam SiU Ralph Hitchcock Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Dr. Rchard Switzer LIFE MEMBERS subscription scholarsltip Southern California Welknan Dr. Daniel S. Whitaker Dr. 8c Mrs. William donations that emich the Edison Co. Mr. & Mrs. Dale West Aguilar university's theatre arts Mark Homme Drs. C. Lester Westbrook, programs. Attorney-at-Law Jr. & Cynthia E. Bird Mr. 8c Mrs. James Alexander

30 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO Sabby Jonathon Dr. Ernest Garcia C. Charlie Gardner Ed Slaughter Robin EUins '81 Jonathon & Associates, Penny Holcomb C & R Computer Southern Cal Capital Riverside County Inc. Dr. Julius Kaplan Software Associates, Clark N. Snyder Lou Fazzi '74 F. T. Kieley III Wilfrid Lemann, Chair Inc. Nordskog Indusaies, Cheryl Flowers '77 Curtis-Kieley General Marta Macias-Brown '70 Michael Gardner Inc. San Bernardino Insurance Thelma Press Southern California John Steinbeck Municipal Water Manuel Sanchez Edison Allen Haight & Dept. JMS Engineering SCHOOL OF David Garthwaite, Jr. Schurawel Lynn Hirtz '70 Dave Tschopp BUSINESS & PUBLIC SUNAIR Aluminum Timothy Steinhaus '75 Dan's Lawnmower First Bank of Pahn ADMINISTRATION Corporation City of San Bernardino Center Desert BOARD OF Terry Gray Economic Develop­ Freda Kelly '91 Betty Williams COUNCILLORS Union Bank ment Agency Antelope Valley Williams Development Stephen D. Albright Diana Harris Robert Temple College Corp. Inland Empire Riverside Community San Bernardino Lee Kinney '85 Economic College Community Wesley Krause '90 CSUSB ATHLETIC Partnership Sam Henley College San Bernardino County ASSOCIATION SaUy Anderson San Bernardino Valley Sid Ward Probation Dept. EXECUTIVE Ernst & Young Association of Computer Robin Laska '90 COMMITTEE William J. Antliony Realtors Communications Thomas Laurin '75 Max Alonso Inland Empire Business Jim Hlawek International San Bernardino County Los Padrinos Journal County of San Eugene Wood Mavernie Mitchell '91 Fermin Arteche Leona Aronoff Bernardmo E. H. Wood & Riverside County Gerald Brown Gate City Beverage Charles J. Inacker Associates Dept. of Public Lawrence L. Daniels '76 Distributors Riverside Community Jim Wright Assistance Daniels Resource Don Baker College Hayden, Inc. Leah Rentz-Hemphill '82 Group Stater Bros. Markets Ed Jacobsen Riverside County David DeMauro '87 Pam Ball Ed Jacobsen Realtor SCHOOL OF Dept. of Mental CSUSB Digital Equipment Doris Jaynes NATURAL SCIENCES Health David Faust Corporation Life Savmgs Bank BOARD OF Marvin T. Sawyer Pacific Rim Assurance Judith Battey Rod LeMond COUNCILLORS Attorney-at-Law Co. The Gas Company McGladrey & Pullen Dr. Boyd Bauer Nancy Whimey Karen Gilyard Glenda Bayless Linda Lingo ' 82 Hospital Council of Atkinson, Aadelson, Bayless Accountancy Specialty Minerals, Inc. Southern California TRUSTEES FOR THE Loya, Rudd & Corp. Jeremiah Lloyd Richard Best FOUNDATION FOR Romo Howard Bland Bank of America Lockheed Aircraft CALIFORNIA STATE Jim Green KPMG Peat Marwick Wes McDaniel Service Company UNIVERSITY, SAN California Institute for Jack Brown San Bernardino Dr. Louis Fernandez BERNARDINO Men Stater Bros. Markets Associated CSUSB Glenda Bayless Steve Henthorn Joanna R. Bruno Governments Dr. Patrick Garcia Bayless Accountancy San Bernardino Hilton Foothill Independent James Miles Howard Grossman Corp. Gill and Jane Snyder Bank Contel of California Lawrence Hinkle Lawrence Daniels '76 Dr. David Stine Larry Buck '83 Gerald M. Newcombe '76, TRW Ballistic Missiles Daniels Resource CSUSB CSUSB Alumni '82 Linda Marquez '70 Group Jeffrey J. Sykes Association Dean Norling Ameron Ken Foshee Uniglobe Crown Sam Catalano Swenson Accountancy Shirley O'Coimor '74 GTE California Travel Central City Company Corp. Annie Ramos Robert V. FuUerton John Wood '83 Gary L. Christenson Chuck Obershaw San Bernardino Parks FuUerton, Lemann, Beaumont Unified Soren McAdam Bartells Chuck Obershaw's & Recreation Schaefer & School District Bill Courtney Toyota of San Gary Rasmussen Dominick Inland Business Bernardino Rasmussen and Wilfred Heitritter LIBRARY Magazine Tom Pilkington Associates McGladrey & Pullen ASSOCIATES Nicholas J. CoussouHs '75 Entre Computer Dr. James Savage Sheri Major '93 EXECUTIVE Coussoulis Develop­ Center Dr. Paul Whiteside '76 CSUSB Associated COMMITTEE ment Company Steve PonTell Beaver Medical Clinic Students Bett>' Anderson Clifford Cummings Inland Empire Denny Shorett Dr. Frances Coles Chuck Obershaw Economic Council SCHOOL OF SOCIAL & Crown Printers Dr. Susan Cooper Toyota John F. Prentice BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES Ronald G. Skipper Penny Holcomb Roberta A. Davis Eadie and Payne ALUMNI ADVISORY Attorney-at-Law Thelma Press Johnson & Higgins of Edward Ridder BOARD William Tiger Harry Rheubottom California TRW Ballistic Missiles Ruth Bandzak '84 Robinson & Cooper Walter Schuiling Don Driftmier Division University of Redlands Insurance James Urata Vavrinek Trine Day & A1 Schwartz Jon Boeche '87 Ralph Velasquez Co. Chicago Title Dairy Queen UNIVERSITY Dave Wood Mark C. Edwards Charles Seward Robert Cupp '86 ADVISORY BOARD Reid & Hellyer Inland Business Media University^ of Marion Black, Jr. PEAU LIBRARY Kenneth M. Foshee Group, Inc. California, The Vernon Company ADDITION GTE California Barbara H. Sheldon Riverside Nicholas Coussoulis '75 SUPPORTERS (PALS) Robert A. Fredericks City of Riverside Robert Davis ' 89 Coussoulis Develop­ Dr. William Aguilar Fredericks Benefits Cynthia Siddons Thomas, Luebs & ment Company Dr. Armette Annechild '90 First Interstate Bank of Mort California

FALL 93-94 31 Karen Craig '70 Edward G. Hill Jr. Richard Oliphant Lawrence J. Winking '71 Cheryl Flowers '77 San Bernardino High Hill and Associates Richard R. Oliphant & Attorney-at-Law Charles Horinouchi '81 School Don Iman, D.D.S. Associates John Jamerson '87 Richard F. Grail Darlene Johnson '81 Kenneth N. Patterson VOLUNTEERS FOR Kermy Jernigan Lockheed Commercial The Jordan Company Eadie & Payne SPECIAL PROGRAMS Jamie Jorgenson '91 Aircraft Center Milton Johnson Robert W. Percy, D.D.S. Christopher Ahearn '90 Jim Kermedy '77 Mary Drury Home Lumber James Robinson David Amori '76 Maria Lentz '80 Sunrise Company Company Riverside National Dr. Mary Andis Paul Mata '87 Edward Dunagan Dr. Taewoong Kim Bank Don Beard '67 Terry May '86 Dunagan Construction St. Mary of the Desert Valerie Romero Mary Frances Leda Medearis '91 Don Ecker Hospital Ehse Traynum '83 Breitenstein '84 Susan 8c Ken MiUer '86 Ernst & Yotmg James Mulkey Best, Best and Krieger Larry Buck '83 Joyce Payne '67 Dr. Luis S, Gomez '71 Specialty Minerals Inc. Brace Varner Bill Christelman '69 Crafton Hills College Gerald Newcombe '76 Gresham, Varner, Savage, Carol R. Dey '83 Nolan & Tilden

WHO GAVE HOW MUCH, 1992-93

$1,000,000

$500,000

$100,000

' $47,858 ^$147,442^ Parents Alumni '^$383,812" TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS: $2,186,236 $404,666^ Corporations and Cash Contibutions: $1,675,544 Friends ^ $1,202,458 Businesses Gifts-In-Kind; $510,692 Foundations and Organizations

HOW 1992-93 GIFT DOLLAR$ WERE DESIGNATED

$1,025,000(47%) • • . Capital Projects (new or • *$355,807(16%) enhanced facilities) Student Scholarships

$708,815 (32%)* • • Academic Resources (schools, departments, faculty research, library)

$47,753 (2%) Unrestricted $48,861 (3%) ••••••« Other Restricted Purposes (special programs and projects)

California State University, San Bernardino Is proud of the Interest and support of each Office of Development Individual and organization whose name appears in this Honor Roil of Donors. Every effort has California State University, San Bernardino been made to properly acknowledge ail gifts made to the university in 1992-93, but in a listing 5500 University Parkway of this size inadvertent oversights may have occurred, if we have failed to recognize anyone, San Bernardino, OA 92407-2397 we apologize and ask you to please notify the office of development so that we may correct (909) 880-5006 our records. Any corrections to the Honor Roll will appear in the winter issue of Fax (909) 880-5903 Cai State, San Bernardino.

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1969 such interest exists, I would enjoy hear­ • Barbara A. Bolanos, B.A. soci­ ing from (orreceivingvisitsffom) alumni, ology, is tJie division chair of social faculty, or students in business adminis­ sciences and human services at College tration." Call the Alumni Office, (909) of the Desert, Palm Desert, CA. She 880-5008, for information. also serves as the president of the Aca­ demic Senate, and was appointed by the 1976 Governor to the Challenge 21Taskforce Frank Basirico, B.A. administration, on Management. She is also the presi­ is the vice president of the credit manage­ dent of the Desert Council of World ment division for the Chino Valley Bank Affairs. in Chino, CA.

1973 1977 • She's done it again! Alumna au­ Connie Lightbody, M.A. educa­ thor, Joanne Fluke, B.A. psychology, tion, is the principal of Coronita Elemen­ win see the pubhcation of her 11th tary School in Corona, CA. She is also mystery novel. Fatal Identity, to be pub- the president of the Corona-Norco hshed by Zebra Books in Sept., 1993. branch of the American Association of Jean Pfeiffer Leonard University Women. history to hold such a position. Leonard Gladys Walker, M.A. cotmselor edu­ M«»si practiced family and juvenile law from cation, is the new principal at Ramona 1977 to 1992; her law degree is from High School, a predominately White cam­ I^aTU LaVerne College of Law. pus in the heart of suburban Riverside, Debbie (Virochpoka) Toomey, making her the first Black female to hold B.A. sociology, is working in the Pur­ such a post in the Riverside Unified K'L 1' chasing Dept. for the city of San Bernar­ School District's 100-plus-year history. flLiSH dino. 1979 1974 Missing person alert: Anyone Benita Roberts, M.A. education, giving us accurate address or phone the new superintendent of the Jurupa information on Alan Breslow, M.B.A., Unified School District, is the second will receive a reward from the Alumni African-American to be appointed a Association. He won the Distin­ school district superintendent in River­ guished Alumni Award in 1981 and we side County. Prior to this appointment need to contact him because a plaque Roberts had been the assistant superin­ will be placed on campus hsting all i tendent for educational services and has recipients. Call (909) 880-5008 if you been in the teaching profession for 25 know of his whereabouts. "Two different women—one fatally years. • Gwendolyn Potter, B.S. nurs­ beautifiil face. They were two halves of Dr. Robert Rose, M.A. education, ing, is the administrator and owner of the same whole, sisters who were differ­ middle school teacher at Del Vallejo in Careline Health Services Corp. in River­ ent in every way but one; they shared the San Bernardino, was featured in an article side. Careline has three offices (River­ same flawlessly equisite features. But in the San Bernardino Sun entitled," Class side, Victorville, and Hemet) and 85 now gorgeous movie star Mercedes Projects, A Fresh Look at Learning." employees who made approximately Calder is dead and her identical twin Rose "takes the students most likely to 45,000 home visits in 1992. is about to embark on a cunning decep­ drop out and makes them the most likely Bemice Stansbury, B.A. social sci­ tion that will put her desperately at to enjoy learning." He is die author of a ence, was honored by the San Bernar­ risk." Fluke, using the pseudonym Jo book. Creating Your Giant Self, that he dino Unified School District Board of Gibson, also is entering into the " teen­ uses m his discussions and assignments. Education as one of the winners of the age horror genre"—her first novel is Exemplary Employee Award for 1992-93. entitled. The Dead Girl, published in 1975 Stansbury teaches social studies at Serrano paperback by Zebra Books and expected Herbert E. Miller, B.A. administra­ Middle School. in the bookstores on November 1. tion, M.B.A. '77, retired from Morton The Honorable Jean Pfeiffer International m Colton, CA, to accept 1980 Leonard, B.A. history, was appointed the position of general manager of a Joe Desist, B.A. political science, in December 1992 by Governor Wilson joint-venture paint manufacturing com­ M .A. education' 8 3, an elementary school as a Municipal Court Judge in River­ pany in Jinan, the People's Republic of teacher in Fontana, is president of the side. She is the second female in county China. He writes, " I would be delighted California Advocacy League, a nonprofit to Introduce any CSUSB alumni or friends league that advocates " buy Cahfornia." to opportunities in this area. Even if no The league states that "if Inland Empire • — Alumni Association Member

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consumers spent just five percent more 1986 Timothy Tyler, B.A. administration, of their expendable income (about $20 received his doctor of pharmacy from billion) on California goods, the state use in May. He was the recipient of the could turn the corner on recession." prestigious American Society of Hospital Marilyn WUlett Heavilin, B.A. hb- Pharmacists Student Leadership Award. eral studies, is the author of four books: A founding member of CSUSB's Sigma Becoming A Woman of Honor, When Chi fraternity, Tyler has remained active Your Dreams Die, December's Song, with the organization and its area alumni and Roses in December. All four books chapter. He will continue his clinical can be found in the Alumni Authors pharmacy residency at Desert Hospital in collection in Cal State's Pfau Library. Palm Springs. She is married to Glen Heavilin (M.S. administration '84). 1989 • Dr. Joe Muga, B.A. psychology, Jane Cole, B.A. communication, is is a licensed clinical psychologist at the now working for CNN International in Palo Alto Veterans Affairs Medical Cen­ Atlanta, GA. ter. He is also a member of the Panel of Brenda McCahan, B.S. administra­ Psychologists and Psychiatrists for the tion, received her license as a CPA and is Superior Courts of San Mateo and the tax department supervisor at Vavrinek, Alameda counties. Theresa L. George Trine, Day & Co. She Uves in Ontario. • Theresa L. George, B.A. crimi­ Kerry (Cooke) Paperman, B.A. ad­ 1981 nal justice, was chosen Radio Dispatcher/ ministration, works at Latham G.M. Cen­ Carol Jones Wright, B.A. hberal Communications Technician of the Year ter in Barstow. studies, is an Enghsh tutor at San Bernar­ by the Eaton, OH, post of the Highway Jennifer Westendorf Powell, B.S. dino Valley College, and has been a Patrol where she has been employed physical education, is working on a special visiting teacher for the county. For 15 since 1989. education endorsement and teaches el­ years she worked as a psychiatric techni­ A Janey Olvera, B.S. psychology, is ementary life skills children. She and her cian with the developmentally disabled. the co-owner and Chief Executive Of­ husband, Jeff, live in Tacoma, WA. She writes, "after returning from a 1991 ficer of INTRAC Track Inspection & A Kelli (Powell) Smith, B.S. ad­ visit to Australia, 1 foimd some of my Consultation in Redlands, and co-owner ministration, is a C.P.A. for Price students reminded me of Tasmanian and vice president of JL & Associates Waterhouse in Riverside, while her hus­ Devils!" International Marketing. She was fea- band, Randy (B.A. administration), is a turedin the 1991-92 publication of2000 senior fmancial analyst for Provident Sav­ 1982 Notable American Women. ings Bank there. Gary P. DuBois, B.A. administra­ tion, is studying environmental law at 1987 1990 Washington University School of Law in Tanya Young-Womack, multiple Gene F. Chaney, B.A. administra­ St. Louis, MO. He is a minority recruiter subject credential, education, writes that tion, was "last seen surfing the waves of for American Indians who wish to attend she " is currently completing her master's Newport Beach." His wife, Robin (M.A. Washington University's George War­ thesis in Latin American and Iberian education '88), was "rumored to be sit­ ren Brown School of Social Work. They Studies at UC Santa Barbara and has ting on Gene's shoulders as he surfed." It offer four scholarships (fuU tuition, book begun coursework toward her doctorate is also rumored that they hve in Chino allowance and a hving stipend) for Ameri­ in history. My husband, Bruce (M.S. Hills and would like to see more humor in can Indians. Contact the Alumni Affairs biology '91) teaches high school science these "somber" Alumni Notes. Office, (909) 880-5008, for DuBois' at A.B. Miller High School in Fontana, as Carla DePrisco, B.A. liberal smdies, address. well as teaching biology at Palomar Com­ has been elected president of the Victor Roberto Suarez, B.A. social science, munity College in Escondido. He spends Valley Business and Professional Women's M.S. counselor education '83, MFCC, is his weekends with us (Tanya, T.J., and Club. She is an assistant manager at the the outpatient services clinical supervisor Jessica) here in Santa Barbara." Lahontan Water Quahty Board and is also for San Ysidro Mental Health Center. an award-winning photographer and the He specializes in working with adoles­ 1988 owner of Cheesecake Photos. cents and their families. A Victoria Bustamante, B .A. crimi­ The Making of Jurrasic Park is now in nal justice, has been employed by the San bookstores. Written by Jody Dvmcan 1985 Bernardino Police Dept. for four years (B.A. theatre arts) and Don Shay, who are Ann Pultz Kramer, B.S., M.S. psy­ and has received an intermediate certifi­ Cinefex special effects magazine editors, chology '87, is a licensed MFCC in cate from the state of California. the book chronicles the film's unprec­ full-time practice in Moreno Valley. Her Tullus E. Miller, B.A. administra­ edented techniques. husband, Larry Kramer, is the former tion, is now a manager in Grant Thornton Coast Guard Ensign Champee V. chapter advisor of the CSUSB chapter of Accountants and Management Consult­ Hartwell, B.A. administration, recently Sigma Chi. ants on Wilshire Blvd. in Los Angeles. was awarded the Coast Guard Humani­

34 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO ALUMNI NOTES tarian Service Medal wliile serving aboard Troy Tanner, B.S. physics, was 1993 the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Jarvis. She awarded a graduate research scholar as- • Levent Arabaci, M.B.A., writes, received the award for extraordinary ser­ sistantship in aeronautics at George Wash­ " I have a bachelor's degree in finance and vice for " selfless acts of humanitarian ington University/NASA Langley Re­ an M.B.A. in general management from assistance far beyond the call of duty." search Center. Turkey. But none of these degrees helped Maureen Gallois-Mills, B.A. lib­ me to improve my presentation skills and eral studies, is an elementary teacher at 1992 knowledge as much as CSUSB did. Green Tree East School in Victorville. Craig J. Btudette, B.A. administra­ Therefore, I would like to thank all of my Ken Akira Payne, B.S. computer tion, is a financial analyst for the First instructors at Cal State for providing me science, is a computer specialist for Trust Bank in Rancho Cucamonga. a Ifigh-quality education." Mitsubishi FabMet in Garden Grove. "When I am responsible, I will have Barbara O. Young, B.S. adminis­ a good day. When I am irresponsible, I BIRTHS tration, is now a C.P.A. practicing in will pay the consequences." That is the Ivan Glasco, B.A. theatre arts '81, Albuquerque, NM. sign the sixth grade students of Hillside and Donna Bice Glasco, B.A. sociology Elementary School see each day when '79, became the parents of Bryana Noelle 1991 they enter the classroom of Art Gallardo, on October 19, 1992. A social science teacher at Valley M.A. education. Gallardo was described Morgan Christopher Heaslet was View High School in Moreno Valley, as a "super teacher" in a recent pubhca- born on New Year's Eve, 1992, to Manuel J. Barba, B.A. social science, tion of the San Bernardino City Unified Deanna CordeU Heaslet, B.A. sociol­ credential '92, focuses on teaching criti­ School District. ogy '90, and Timothy J. Heaslet II. cal thinking skills using social science Brenda (Lehman) Glasscock, B .A. Congratulations also go to Ted Scott content as the vehicle. sociology, is a sales representative for Miller, M.B.A. '87, and Kathryn MiUer, • Nancy Barnicoat, B.A. adminis­ Canon-Astro Office Products in San Ber­ formerly employed in Admissions and tration, has joined the office properties nardino. Records at CSUSB, on the birth of their division of Grubb & Ellis Commercial Renee Marie Groese, B.A. commu­ daughter, Patricia Marjorie, born March Real Estate Services in Riverside. nication, is working at the Redlands Daily II, 1993. Bruce M. Cooley, Jr., B.A. history, Facts newspaper as a news clerk and • Felicia Stocks, B.A. English '89, is a stockbroker/investment banker at writer. and her husband, Michael Heck, are the Dickinson & Co. in Lajolla, CA. • Karen Ledestich, B.A. math, is proud parents of Sean Thomas Heck, Margaret Easley, B.S. nursing, has the single mom of three children and is born Nov. 29, 1992. gone back to school. She's at USC fimshing her secondary teaching creden­ working for her master's degree in nurs­ tial. MARRIAGES ing, with emphasis on family nurse prac­ • Michelle Lindholm, B.A. psy­ Craig J. Burdette, B.A. administra­ titioner (FNP) work, and still works at St. chology, is planning to continue her tion '92, married Mar ciR. Smith, CSUSB Bernardine Medical Center in nursing education in a Michigan Ph.D. program student, on March 27, 1993 in High­ administration. in clinical psychology. She enjoys volun­ land. • Gail Anne Flathers, B.A. psy- teer work in her community. Kerry Patricia Cooke, B.A. admin­ chology/hberal studies, a 4th/5th grade • Falk Mueller-Veerse, M.B.A., istration ' 89, married Andres E. Paperman bilingual/transitional teacher at writes, "Thanks to my M.B.A. from on June 5, 1993 in Victorville. Lankershim Elementary School, High­ CSUSB, I could get a very good job in Amy Fonken, B.A. communication land, writes "Thank you, Cal State, for international marketing and sales. I have '92, married Thomas Hallback on May providing me with a strong educational sales responsibility for wastewater pumps 15, 1993 in Upland. background and for preparing me for my to Germany and worldwide marketing Kimberly L. Hooper, B.A. liberal profession." responsibility for a revolutionary remote studies '91, and Bruce Koyle, a CSUSB Jon Glasscock, B.A. administration, control system for improved environ­ student, were married in Los Angeles on is a substitute teacher for San Bernardino mental protection." He is the project Feb. 27, 1993. City schools. manager for Sarlin Pumps in Helsinki, Brenda Joyce Lehman, B.A. sociol­ Diane Hartman, B.A. psychology/ Finland. ogy '92, and Jon Bradley Glasscock, human development, is an educational • Maria Santos, B .A. paralegalstud­ B.A. administration '91, were married coordinator with the East Valley ies, case manager for Desert AIDS project on April 24, 1993 in San Bernardino. CHARLEE (Children Have All Rights: in Palm Springs, works primarily with Ken Akira Payne, B.S. computer Legal, Educational, Emotional), a mem­ Hispanic clients in providing services that science '90, married Geneanne Marie ber of the Menninger Foundation. She include Durable Powers of Attorney and Hendry on Feb. 13, 1993 in Las Vegas. '' counsels children and adolescents in the simple wills. • Kelli Lynn Powell, B.S. adminis­ Yucaipa School District. Michael Steinman, B.A. adminis­ tration '89, and Randy Curtis Smith, Debra Nelson-Adair, B.S. nursing, tration, is the district sales manager for B.S. administration '89, were married in has accepted a position as a pubhc health Republic Builders Products in McKenzie, Redlands on Feb. 13, 1993. nurse with the Riverside County Health TN. His territory covers California, LaVerne AnnPultz, B.S. '85,M.S. Services Agency. She will be working as a Colorado, and Hawaii. psychology '87, married Larry Kramer field nurse out of the Indio Health Center. on July 12, 1992.

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Debbie Virochpoka, B.A. sociol- ogy '73, wed John Toomey in Calimesa on May 1, 1993.

INMEMORIAM Herbert Barsch, B.A. liberal studies '86, M.A. education '90, died Oct. 17, FINANCIAL OPPORTUNITIES... 1991. Arline Barsch, in notifying the university of his death, wrote the follow­ ing: "He was extremely proud of his degree and 1 was, too."

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From art to lectures to outdoor fun, Cat State, San Bernardino offers a variety of activities for the entire family. Keep this quar­ terly calendar handy. Share and enjoy. You are encouraged to call ahead and confirm an event using the phone number listed after each description. AH numbers are in the 909 area code.

SEPTEMBER 26 OCTOBER 30 NOVEMBER 12 NOVEMBER 23 Campus Picnic. An af­ Conference. Music. Music. ternoon for community CSU Women's Council CSUSB Wind Ensemble and campus to enjoy will hear speech from with Luis S. Gonzalez, music by the Latin Soci­ Paula Kamen, research as­ director. 8:15 p.m.. ety, volleyball and soft- sociate at Northwest­ Creative Arts Building ball; for children to en­ ern University, regarding Recital Hall. General joy face painting, balloon young women' s attitudes admission, $5; students sculptures and pinatas; on feminism and sexual­ and senior citizens, $3. and for all to enjoy good ity. She is the author of 880-5859. food. 2-6 p.m., athletic Feminist Fatale. 9 a.m. to fields. 880-5234. 6:30 p.m.. Lower Com­ NOVEMBER 12-14,17-21 mons. Free. 880-5839. Theatre. OCTOBER 7- "Working." A musical NOVEMBER 19 NOVEMBER 2 adaptation from the CSUSB Jizi Ensemble's Andy Cleaves Art Exhibit. Talk. book by author Studs CSUSB Jazz Ensemble "Sisters; Two Point Per­ "Under Stone Age with Andy Cleaves, direc­ spective." Diana Garf Skies," by Dr. Ed Krupp, tor. 8:15 p.m.. Creative Gardiner and Lafarne director of the Los Ange­ Arts Building Recital Hall. GarfHungerford display les Griffith Observatory. General admission, $5; colorftil, large-scale as­ Illustrated by slides, students and senior citi­ semblage and 3-D in­ Krupp's talk will focus on zens, $3. 880-5859. stallation work. Open- ancient society's knowl­ ingreception Oct. 7,5-7 edge of astronomy. 7 DECEMBER 1 p.m.. University Art Gal­ p.m.. Creative Arts Build­ Music. lery. Gallery hours: 9 ing Recital Hall. Free. CSUSB Symphonic Band a.m.-4 p.m., Mon.-Fri. 880-5502. Terkle. Curtain time for with Luis S. Gonzalez, Wheelchair accessible. all evening shows is 8:15 director. 8:15 p.m.. Cre­ Free. 880-5802. NOVEMBER 6 p.m. Nov. 14 and 21 ative Arts Building Recital Music. shows are 2 p.m., Sun­ Hall. General admission, OCTOBER 27 University of California day matinees. Univer­ sity Theatre in Creative $5; students and senior Music. at Santa Barbara Middle Arts Building. General citizens, $3. 880-5859. CSUSB Symphonic East Ensemble. 8:15 admission, $8; senior Band and Riverside p.m.. Creative Arts Build­ citizens and CSUSB DECEMBERS Community College ing Recital Hall. General alumni with an Alumni Music. Concert Band with Luis admission, $6; students Association membership CSUSB Concert Choir S. Gonzalez (CSUSB) and senior citizens, $4. card, $5; students, $3. with Loren Filbeck, di­ and Roger Rickson 880-5859. 880-5876. rector. 8:15 p.m.. Cre­ (RCC), directors. 8:15 ative Arts Building Recital p.m.. Creative Arts NOVEMBER 10 Hall. General admission, Building Recital Hall. Music. NOVEMBER 19 Music. $5; students and senior General admission, $5; Faculty artist recital fea­ Faculty artist recital citizens, $3. 880-5859. .students and senior citi­ turing Loren Filbeck, featuring Arthur zens, $3. 880-5859. baritone, and Larry McFatter, piani.st. 8:15 Moorefield, clarinet; DECEMBER 12 p.m.. Creative Arts Build­ Edward Bostley, horn; Music. ing Recital Hall. General and Larry McFatter, pi­ CSUSB Chamber Singers admission, $6; students ano. 8:15 p.m.. Cre­ Holiday Concert. 8:15 and senior citizens, $4. ative Arts Building Re­ p.m.. Creative Arts Build­ 880-5859. cital Hall. General ad­ ing Recital Hall. General mission, $6; students admission, $5; students and senior citizens, $4. and senior citizens, $3. 880-5859. 880-5859.

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SEPTEMBER Women's Soccer DECEMBER 29 Cal Poly, Pomona 1 Volleyball 3:30 p.m. Men's Basketball Cal State, Bakersfield IB Occidental College 7:30 p.m. Men's Soccer 7:30 P.M. 3 OCTOBER Pomona Pitzer 2 3:30 p.m. Men's Basketball Men's Soccer 19 BYU, Hawaii Cal State, Dominguez Hills Volleyball 7:30 P.M. 4 1:00 p.m. Chapman University Women's Basketball Women's Soccer 7:30 p.m. 21 Pomona-Pitzer Cal State, Dominguez Hills Volleyball 7:30 P.M. 3:00 p.m. Biola University 17 Volleyball 7:30 p.m. Men's Basketball Azusa Pacific University 23 San Francisco State 7:30 p.m. Men's Soccer 7:30 P.M. 4 Cal State, Bakersfield 20 Women's Soccer 1:00 p.m. Women's Basketball Cal Baptist Women's Soccer Chapman University 3:00 p.m. 9 Westmont College 7:30 p.m. 22 Women's Soccer 3:00 p.m. 26 Men's Basketball Azusa Pacific Volleyball Grand Canyon noon Cal Poly, Pomona 7:30 P.M. Men's Soccer 7:30 p.m. 30 Cal State, Los Angeles Men's Basketball 1:00 p.m. NOVEMBER College of Notre Dame 12 3 7:30 P.M. Volleyball Volleyball Cal State, Dominguez Hills U.C. Riverside JANUARY 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 2-3 13 6 Men's Basketball Women's Soccer Volleyball CSUSB "Coyote Cage Classic" Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo Grand Canyon University (Western NM Univ-Metro St, 1:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Cohilo, Hi) 7:30 P.M. Men's Soccer 22 3 Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo Women's Basketball Women's Basketball 4:00 p.m. San Francisco State Wayne State College (Neb.) 15 3:30 P.M. 7:30 p.m. Volleyball 23 6 Cal State, Los Angeles Men's Basketball Women's Basketball 7:30 p.m. U.S. International Stars (exhibition) Harding University (ARK.) 16 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. Men's Soccer 30 Cal Poly, Pomona Women's Basketball All listinss are home^ames (unless noted 1:00 p.m. Point Loma otherwise).For more informaiton, call the 7:30 P.M. CSUSB Athletics Dept. at (909) 880-5011.

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