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EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY·Office for Alumni Relations• Volume 3, Number 1 Fall Issue 1999

Alumni and friends "Come Back To The Future" and celebrate 150 years of learning at Eastern Michigan University. In this issue you will find a tentative schedule of Sesquicentennial Homecoming events taking place October 4 through 10. Homecoming Week will include Family Day, the EMU vs WMU football game and ending the week'sactivities will be the student concert at Pease Auditorium featuring "The Roots" Sunday, October 10. Mark your calendars now and come back to celebrate Eastern Michigan University's past and take a look at its future.

Getting their hands andfeet Thefootball team is dirty, Eastern readyfor action and Michigan will take on the University Western Michigan students started UniversityBroncos, a new tradition Saturday, October 9. on campus last year with an ' OozeballMud Volleyball Tournament.

ceived a mar riage proposal from Home coming King Matt Long The EMU Cheer Team will be on hand to share their during half "Go Green" spiritfor an Eagle's victory over Western time ofthe Michigan. footballgame . Dr. David L. Diles Named Athletic Director Eastern Michigan University has named Dr. David brings enthusiasm, and he brings a proven record in not the coach's program; it's not the athletic L. Diles as the new director of athletics. Diles signed athletics administration," Shelton said. "He department's program. It's the university's program." a five-year contract with EMU. He started his duties recognizes that athletics have very high visibility, and Diles has extensive experience in management, July 12. He replaced Tim Weiser, who became the everything that happens in athletics reflects positively marketing, fundraising and academic support director of athletics at Colorado State University in or negatively on the university. He views all aspects programs. From 1991-94, he was assistant director December 1997. Carole Huston, the senior associate of the program as belonging to the university. It's of athletics at Auburn University and was responsible athletic director, served as EMU's interim director of for compliance issues, student services and internal athletics after Weiser's departure. operations. He served as the assistant director of Previously Diles was the vice president and director athletics at Central Michigan Universityfrom 1989- of athletics at St. Bonaventure University in St. 91, where he designed and implemented a Bonaventure, N .Y. During his tenure, the school won comprehensive academic support program. Diles a record number of Atlantic 10 Conference served Dexter (Mich.) Community Schools as championships. director of athletics from 1987-89 and was an "I have long admired Eastern Michigan administrative assistant in athletics at the University University," Diles said during a press conference June of Michigan from1985-87. In 1984, he was assistant 30 at the Westin Hotel in Southfield. "I would hope director of public relations for the New York Jets, to make a substantive contribution, not just to coordinating national and regional media coverage athletics, but to the University. for the football team. Additionally, he participated "Our goals are ambitious," said Diles. "We're going in a ticket and marketing internship with the New to expect our athletes to graduate and to fill our great England Patriots. facilities." Diles said other goals include becoming a A native of Detroit, Diles earned a doctor of strong presence in the Mid-American Conference, education degree from the University of Michigan increasing external revenues and bringing alumni back in 1988. His doctoral dissertation, The History for athletic events. of Title IX at the University of Michigan President William E. Shelton said he is extremely Department of Athletics, was selected for inclusion pleased with the diverse experience Diles will bring in a gender equity manual published in 1995. He to Eastern Michigan. "We have been looking for a earned two degrees from Ohio University: a candidate who understands the intricacies of building bachelor's degree, cum laude in journalism in 1983; a stronger program. David's marketing and and a master's degree, summa cum laude in sports community relations talents, and his leadership administration, in 1984. Diles and his wife, abilities, will continue to improve on Eastern EMU'Snew athleticdirector, David Diles, and his family, Suzanne have two children, Matthew and Michigan's level of success. He brings youth, he Suza.nne, Matthew and Mitcheii, meet Swoop. Mitchell. 0 z · ··_ ·_�,�� ,�jr_i:· �- · • - • The EDGE - Fall 1999

When you come back to campus, you'll see Greetin s! not only the oldest buildings, Welch and g Starkweather Halls, but also our newest As summer winds down, the students, additions to campus: the John W. Porter faculty and staff at Eastern Michigan College of Education, the Convocation University look forward to one of the most Center and the Bruce T. Halle Library. exciting seasons of all - football season! At Eastern Michigan University we Throughout the fall, the Office for realize how our alumni have shaped our Alumni Relations hosts many activities and history as a university and continue to play organizes the biggest alumni event of all a role in guiding our future. We hope to - HOMECOMING. It is a wonderful see you at this year's Sesquicentennial opportunity for alumni, family and friends Homecoming and want to thank you for to return to campus, reminisce with college your continued interest in Eastern pals, and introduce future Eastern Eagles Michigan and the Alumni Association. to life at EMU. If you are interested in becoming one of Even if you are not a football fan, this our enthusiastic volunteers, or have a Homecoming we have something exciting comment or idea, please drop us a line, send planned for you. From a pep rally to campus us an e-mail, or give us a call. tours, there will be enjoyable activities for Don't forget to mark the week of October the entire family. For a tentative schedule, 4 on your calendar to "Come Back to the please see page three. Future." This year's Homecoming theme celebrates 150 years of tradition and GO GREEN! excellence at Eastern Michigan University. Your Alumni Relations Office team, from left: LyndaMcC rystal alumni "Come Back to the Future" incorporates two important aspects of Eastern Michigan relations coordinator, Vicki Reaume Mushisky '91, '96, director ofalumni University- our students and our alumni. relations, SWOOP, Matt Frazier, '96, assistant director ofalumni rela It is a special combination of both the old and the new that makes Eastern Michigan Vicki Reaume Mushisky, '91, '96 tions, and Carlene Engstrom, senior secretary. University's heritage and future so great. Director of Alumni Relations

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Address cltanges,duplicate copy information or information requests should be directedto: Office for Alumru Rebtions Eastern Michigan University's seventh annual Family EasternMichi ganUniversity Day, Saturday, October 9, features activities that educate 13 Welch Hall and entertain the whole familythroughout campus. Ypsilanti,Ml48197 734/487-0250 Because community is an essential element of the 734/487-7009 (fu:) educational philosophy of our University, we open up e-mail: [email protected] Family Day activities to community members. www.emich.edu/publie/alumni

Cover and inside photos by university photographer Each college on EMU's main campus, along with dozens Dick Schwarze, and student photographer Amir of campus officesand departments, sponsors demon Gamzu. strations and hands-on activities for all ages. • Mother Goose will be on hand in the bookstore to tell youngsters of all Graphic Designer: Deborah Kem, Kern's Creative ages the Mother Goose stories. Services Family Day is an interactive event. It's funand hands-on learning. It's games, giveaways, exhibits, clowns, • Let Pokadot show you how to make those funny balloon animals and The Alumni AssociationBoard ofDirectors entertainment and good food. Here are just some of the watch her demonstrate pocket magic tricks. David P. Artley, '72, president freeactivities you can expect. W. Frederick Roberts, '56, '68, past president Eric Rass,'91, '95, parliamentarian • You can tour the Olds/Robb recreation/intramural building, use the Allen T. Sheffield,'88, treasurer/secretary • Bird Rescue of Huron Valley will share a presentation about rehabilitation facilities, play basketball, and maybe even watch or participate in a car Ken Behmer, '64, '70 and conservation illustrated by using live birds of prey. race. Tom Borg, '79 George Bricloff,'86, '91, '98 • Andy Ambulance, Kook Kat, the Crash Dummies, mounted police, police • Redford Township Unicycle Club, Inc. will show you what can be done on Julie Cantwell, '94 Eric Forster, '91 dogs, the SEEUs Van, a bicycle safety demonstration and an Ypsilanti Fire just one wheel. They will demonstrate riding techniques, so check out Louis Gianino, '83, '85 Department ladder truck are among the attractions the Department of the riding equipment and enjoy some unusual unicycles. David). Glassman, '95 Public Safety will bring to campus for Family Day. You'll also be able to go Timothy Griffin,'72 through a smokehouse to learn how to exit a burning building. • Randazzo Tap Dancers will daule you with their fancy footwork and Javier Hernandez, '97 dancing abilities. Alanjesicl, '88 Frances J�ncs, '79 • Detroit Edison will have a great environmental magic show for the whole David Klubcck, '76, '85 family. • Blockbuster Video will be on campus again to take video prints of WilliamMalcolm, '77 youngsters, which will be given to parents for safekeeping. Robert Oliver, '67, '69 The Fiddler's Philharmonic, a group of students from Saline High School, Melissa Oostrneyer,'94 will perform traditional American fiddle music featuring regional tunes, • Ypsilanti Children's Nursey will help children create their own visors. Ralph C. Patterson, '57 Karen M.Fitton, '79 solos, vocals and clogging numbers. There will be a minimal fee for the cost of materials. Rick Ross, 75,'77, '85 H.F. (Bud) Schimmclpfcnncg, '68 • The ROTC cadets, along with some local National Guard members will • Have you ever wanted to walk around Ypsilanti's great stone water Ronald Shannon, '97 demonstrate how you can "Be all that you can be." They will demonstrate tower? You will have your chance on Family Day, and you can even learn Sally Wilson, '54, '62 rappelling techniques from the roof of Roosevelt Hall, and other military a bit of history about the famous tower. Alumni RelationsT cam maneuvers. Vicki Reaume Mushisky,'91, '96, director Matthew M. Frazier, '96, assistant director Enjoy Family Day activities from noon to Lynda S. McCrystal, alumni relationscoordinator Carlene R. Engstrom,senior secretary 4 p.m. (Keep in mind the above is Jennifer M. Blok, student assistant preliminaryand is subject to change.) ExecutiveOfficers For more infonnationabout Family Day William E. Shelton, president Ronald W. Collins, provost and vice president for activities, call University Marketing at academic affairs Patrick). Doyle, '92, vice president for business and 734/487-2483. financeand treasurer to the board of regents Courtney 0. McAnuff,vice president for enrollment services Topfar kft : Fau painting ahJJay1 JuarutaM. Reid, '75, vice president for university drawla largecrowd at FamilyDay. relations Top left:Color1 the Clown ila Laurence N. Smith, vice president for university favorite attractionduring Family marketing and student affairs Day. Bottom kft:Wekome lo EMU- Ilart Board of R nts ege youradivitit1 at Md(m VT1wn, Philip A. lncarnati,'76, '82, chair ny Carl D. Pursell, '57, '62, Hon., '80, vice chair tlufotal pointf()T alumni, .frimd1 Joseph E. Antonini and thecommunity during Family Robert A. DcMattia Day. Rosalind E. Griffin Right:The A1tro11om y Chmwill Donna R. Milhouse, '81 h11'11eulmopes available in Sherur Michael G. Morris, '69, '73 Hallfor thecommunity to "W'Wthe William J. Stephens, '60 stan· during Family Day. 3 Schedule at= Acti11ities -- Homecoming Week -,� --\. ��'" EABTERN MICHl&AN LJNIVERBITY,. October 4-10, 1999 HOMECOMING & FAMILY DAY

Monday, October 4 Saturday, October 9 (continued) • Spirit Stations • Family Day 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., Pray-Harrold, Eastern Eateries and McKenny Union noon -4 p.m. - Main Campus (see page 2 for a detailed list of events) • King and Queen Competition (voting in Pray-Harrold, Eastern Eateries, College of Business and McKenny • Homecoming Village Union) Judging noon - 2 p.m. - Mark Jefferson Courtyard • Spirit Week Begins • Department of Special Education Reunion • Banner Decorating Contest 1 - 4 p.m. - John W. Porter Building • Campus Birthday Station - Kensington Valley Alumni Chapter Tuesday, October 5 1 - 3 p.m. - Outside McKenny Union • Spirit Stations • Art Alumni Chapter Open House 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., Pray-Harrold, Eastern Eateries and McKenny Union 1 :30 - 4 p.m. - Ford Gallery • King and Queen Competition (voting in Pray-Harrold, Eastern Eateries,College ofBusiness and McKenny • College of Health and Human Services Homecoming Recognition Reception Union) 2 - 4 p.m. - 201 Welch Hall • Fourth Annual Alumni Baseball Game - (Call Coach Roger Coryell at 734/487-0315 to participate) Wednesday, October 6 2 p.m. - Oestrike Stadium • Campus Pizza Taste Test - sponsored by the EMU Alumni Association Board ofDirectors • Student Stomp at the Stadium 11 a.m. -1 p.m. - Pray-Harrold 3 -5:30 p.m. - Rynearson Stadium (corner of Hewitt and Huron River Drive) • Golf Cart Parade and Competition • Go Green Alumni Tailgate 3:50 p.m. - University Park and Main Campus This fun-filledevent is the place to be on Homecoming Saturday. The tent is open to all • Pep Rally alumni and friends and features great food, live music, the great Yo -Yo Master lemo 8 p.m. - University Park and Ko-Ko the Clown! 4 p.m. - Kickoff-Rynearson Stadium, $5 per person Thursday, October 7 • Pregame Events · Eighth Annual Applegate Golf Invitational (contact Julie Babington at the �MU Foundation at 734/ 5:30 p.m. - Rynearson Stadium 484-3237 to register) - Eagle Crest Golf Club • EMU vs. WMU Homecoming Football Game 11 a.m. - Registration 6 p.m. kickoff- Rynearson Stadium noon - Shotgun Start • King and Queen Coronation 5 p.m. - Social Hour Halftime of Football Game 6 p.m. - Dinner/Program • Student Media Reunion • Black Alumni Chapter Greek Step Show At the Go Green Alumni Ta ilgate (Call Cathy Hill in Student Media at 734/487-1010) 7 p.m. - Bowen Field House (Tickets are $8 and are available at the Multicutural Center 734/487-2377) • Black Alumni Chapter Reunion Dance 9 p.m. - Eagle Crest Golf Course Clubhouse Friday, October B • Campus Green and White Day - Wear that Green and White! Sunday, October 10 • John W. Porter College of Education Celebration • Black Alumni Chapter Scholarship Luncheon • Athletic Club Luncheon 10 a.m. - Ypsilanti Marriott Ballroom noon - Convocation Center • 8th Annual EMU Traditional Pow-Wow (Call Shannon Martin at 734/763-9044 for further information) • Second Annual Oozeball Mud Volleyball Tournament 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. - Bowen Field House 3 p.m. - Hoyt Lawn • "The Roots" Concert • Latino Alumni Chapter Reception and Dance 8 p.m. - Pease Auditorium (Tickets are available at the EMU box office, 734/487-1221) 9 p.m. - Midnight - Eagle Crest Conference Center, Auditorium II

Saturday, October 9 • Black Alumni Chapter Golf Outing 8 a.m. - Eagle Crest Golf Club 9th Annual Teaching Excellence Awards, honoring: • Keith Denning (posthumously) • Deborah Ettington • Kathleen Stacey Michael Harris • Alfonso Illingworth-Rico • Sandra Drake • Judy Williston Robert Maggard 8:30 a.m. - McKenny Union Ballroom (Ticketsare $13 and are available at the Alumni Relations Office, 734/487-0250) • Black Alumni Chapter Historic Walk - Tour 9 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. - starts at McKenny Union • Second Annual Victory in Motion 5K Run/Walk 8:30 a.m. registration - University Park (Contact Dept.ofHPERD at 734/487-0090) • Recognition of Excellence - (Honoring Freshmen Scholars) 10 a.m. - noon - Pease Auditorium • Golden Years Reunion - (Call Beverly Farley at 734/484-3237 for further information) John W. Porter Building 11 a.m. - Reception noon - Induction Ceremony 12:30 p.m. - Lunch 1 :30 p.m. - Program 2:30 p.m. - John W. Porter Building Tour Fortickets ormore information abc:utthese events. please call • 8th Annual EMU Traditional Pow-Wow (Call Shannon Martin at 734/763-9044 forfurther information) the Office forAJUJTI1i Relatials at 734/487-0250. 11 a.m.- 10 p.m.- Bowen Field House (Keep lf1 mim that datesen:! tJme5a-E telt.ativ:e a,dSlqe,:t to charge.] - .,., --:.�t,-x� ,__ , , · · 4 . . . -��;)\ .. Th e EDGE -Fa ll1999 NIVERSITY NEWS RiccINTO RETURNS TO CARNEGIE By Ward Mullens, public information offi ce he old saying abouc how you gee to Carnegie HaJI is probably crue. And while ic takes practice, practice, practice co gee chere, getting asked to come back cakes someching else. "Ic's not a normal thing," said EMU's Or. Leonard Riccinro of his recent invitacion to recurn co the stage at New Yo rk's Carnegie Hall. "To be invited back is a real compliment. For them co invite us, they had co have liked it the first time and appreciace whac we are doing." Riccinco, who has been at Eastern Michigan for 14 years, recently directed a group of choirs from Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin in a performance of "Gloria" by Francis Poulenc. Part of the Michigan contingent was the 43-person EMU Fescival Choir, composed of undergraduaces, graduate scudents, faculty and alumni. The ocher Michigan performers were from Plymouth-Canton High School, Eaton Rapids High School and the Plymouth Oratorical Society. Colleagues from other wuversities recommended that Riccinco remrn to conduct the choirs. Experience also played a pan. Riccimo conducted a similar choir at Carnegie in 1996. The members of the choir were selected based on the recommendation of choral directors. "Ic's an honor. It's almost a life-altering experience," Riccinto said of being on che Carnegiescage. "Ir's a place where all of the greatest people perform. It has a special aura." The Alumni Relations Office hosced a reception prior to the performance for choir members, a.lumni and friends.

Choir members relax before the concert, from left: Debbie Rock, From left: Lars Gustafion ('98), Don Kline President Wi lliam E. Shelton and )analen Sampson Je nnifer Rizzo, Ann Mulick, Joy Po merville, Dr. Terri Griffon and ('96),Jill and Tricia Todt ('97) , were well (s tanding) shared pride in the EMU Fes tival Choir with, Lona Bemben. prep ared for the concert. (fromleft) D,: Leonardl. Riccinto,Jan Riccinto and Alex Sampson

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.... Bowen The Field .,� Convocation House ... Munson Hall Center 6 Matt Shepard is Play-by-Play Announcer for 1999 Football Season Matthew W Shepard has signed a contract co be the play-by-play announcer for Eagles football for the 1999 football season. Shepard replaces John Fountain, who has been the play-by-play announcer for EMU football since the 1960s and will continue as play-by-play announcer for men's and women's basketball. "It's something I've aspired co be fora long time, to do Division I football and be able to stay in the area where my familyand friends can hear me," Shepard said. Shepard was born and raised in Farmington Hills, Mich., and al ways dreamed of covering his hometown teams as a sports reporter. That dream was realized in 1992 when he came co WW) Newsradio 950. Shepard attended EMU for two years and graduated from Cen tral Michigan University in 1988. He is a big believer in the Mid American Conference, especially since he is a MAC graduate. "The MAC doesn't get the credit it deserves. le needs to be recognized more than it has been in the past," said Shepard. A two-rime winner of the Michigan Association of Broadcasters' Best Sportcast award, Shepard has done play-by-play for Detroit Pis Dr. David Diles Ma ttShe pard cons basketball. He is also the hose of "Pistons Perspective" and "NFL Dear Alumni, Scoreboard." Shepard's television credits include sideline reporting on the Derroic Lions for WWJ-TV 62. He also has served as play-by-play announcer on the Fox Sports Nee and Fox Spores Detroit. I am very excited about the challenge of Shepard will broadcast EMU footballon WEMU 89. lFM and will be encouraging the local community to stop being the 11th full-rime director of athlet by and visit on game day. "I chink it is very important to keep in touch with my audience, and I will incorporate ics at Eastern Michigan University. I have as much of my knowledge from previous experiences as I can inco the broadcast," Shepard said. He said he looks had the good fortune of spending several forward co working with the EMU community. years working in southeastern Michigan and in the Mid-American Conference, and I can assure you that Eastern Michigan University has an extremely favorableimage not only in those areas but also throughout the country. 1999 EMU After spending the past five years as the director of athletics and vice president of St. Bonaventure University, I was able to Football put in place many of my philosophies about the way I feel intercollegiate athletics Schedule should function. That background will iMU • GO certainly help guide me and our entire staff GREEN into the next century. That journey into the futurewill cer tainly cake a lot of effort from many sepa September 11 at Michigan State 1 p.m. rate and distinct affinity groups, and there is no doubt chat the EMU alumni, stu September 18 at Miami 2p.m. dents, staffand local community will have September 25 AKRON (Band Day) 6p.m. a major impact in our future success. We will continue to put exciting, com October 2 at Louisville 7p.m. petitive efforts on the fields and courts, and we will also work to make those events fun October 9 WESTERN MICHIGAN (Homecoming) 6p.m. and entertaining to our fans. October 16 OHIO (E-Club Hall of Fame) 6p.m. The 1999 football season shapes up to be an exciting one for Head Coach Rick October 23 at To ledo 1 p.m. Rasnick and his squad. We have just four October 30 at Central Florida 4p.m. home games, and we hope chat you will plan to be part of that schedule. We also November6 BALL STATE (Senior Day) 6p.m. have a big game at. Michigan State Sept. 11 that will kick off the season, and a strong November 13 at Central Michigan 1 p.m. EMU presence would mean a lot to the November 20 at Northern Illinois 2:05 p.m. team. I hope that you will continue to support Alltimes are site times and subject to change the Eastern Michigan University athletics program as we enter a new millennium. 1999 Football Ticket Prices EMU has a proud past of athletics excel Season Tickets: lence that we want to build upon in the fu Reserved $32.00 ture. EMU Faculty/Scaff $24.00 .<;inrPrPlv Single Game Tickets: Reserved $10.00 General Admission $ 8.00 .. Dave Diles Fo r more information, call 734/487-2282 EMU Director of Athletics or contact the ticket offi ce at www. emich.edu/goeagles Official ArtAlumni Chapter E-Club Alumni Chapter Latino Alumni Chapter National Capital Alumni Chapter Anne Rubin, '96 Ken Bruchanski, 75 Irma Casanova, '85 James A. Moors, '74 2105 Tuomy Road 3708 Edinborough 2830 Roundtree 8380 Greensboro #1022 EMU Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 Rochester Hills, Ml 48306 Ypsilanti, Ml 48197 McLean, VA 22102 734/665-8236 - {Fax) 734/487-2324 248/377-1083 734/434-2074 703/893-2179 - (Fax) 448-5824

Alumni Black Alumni Chapter Health, Physical Education, Recreation Leadership Alumni Chapter Nursing Alumni Chapter Sylvia Crawford, '82 and Dance Alumni Chapter Dan Orlowski, '93 Harold Cooley, '92 14821 Stahelin Rd. Jeff Goodwin 1240 Elbridge 9288 Panama Ave. Chapters Detroit, Ml 48223-2218 319J Porter Building, Ypsilanti, Ml 48197 Ypsilanti, Ml 48197 Ypsilanti, Ml 48198 313/&37-5551 734/487-4388 - (Fax) 734/487-2024 313/317-5836 734/483-7471 The Alumni Association of Eastern (E-Mail) [email protected] Michigan has recognized chapters in Central Arizona Alumni Chapter Master of Business Administration Orlando Alumni Chapter state as well as out-of-state. These Robert Rudy, '66, '67 Huron Restoration Alumni Chapter Alumni Chapter Allen D. Fazio, '88 chapters hold their own special interest 22640 N. 42nd Place Tim Faremouth, '96 Melonie B. Colaianne, '83, '94 12231 Bronson Way events and activities in addition to those Phoenix, AZ 85024 P.O. Box 1116 1016 Shannon Ct., Orlando, FL 32824 of the Alumni Association. If you don't 602/473-3661 Dearborn, Ml 48121-1116 Northville, Ml 48167 407/240-4963 - (Fax) 407/363-6279 see a group in your area and would like 810/41 2-5679 248/347-0056 to start your own local chapter, we Chicago Alumni Chapter (E-Mail) [email protected] Southern California Alumni Chapter would be happy to assist you. Please Barbara Racila, '54 Master of Public Administration Alumni Robert Freeland, '42 call the Alumni Relations Office for infor 627 Citadel Dr. Huron Valley Alumni Chapter Chapter 4800 Williamsburg Lane, Apt. #223 mation at 734/487-0250. Listed are the Westmont, IL 60559-1297 John Chambers, '76, '80 Maureen Burns, '80, '90 La Mesa, CA 91941 current chapters that have been char 630/789-8890 7650 Te xtile Road 2329 Parkwood 619/469-4636 tered by the Alumni Association. Yp silanti, Ml 48198 Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 Dallas/Ft. Worth/MetroPlex 734/485-7785 734/973-6664 - (Fax) 734/998-6224 Western Wayne County Alumni Chapter Accounting Alumni Chapter Area Alumni Chapter (E-Mail) [email protected] David P. Artley, 72 Wayne Nunez '94 Ed Chytil, '82 Kensington Valley Alumni Chapter 8350 Honeytree Blvd. 61 147 Greenwood 10104 Shadow Way Dennis Flamme, '83 Canton, Ml 48187 South Lyon, Ml 48178 Dallas, TX 75243 531 Towne House Lane 734/459-1352 - (Fax) 616/373-5363 248/486-3102 972/664-9928 - (Fax) 214/369-3545 Richardson, TX 75081 (E-Mail) [email protected] 972/664-9928 r ------, I Start your alumni membership today! The price is $30/year for individual or $45/year for joint membership. I I I Name: ------Class Ye ar: ______Degree: : Joint With: ------Class Ye ar: ______Degree: 1 Address: City/State: ______Zip: I Residence Telephone: ------Business Telephone: 1 I Business Name &Address: I Fax Number: ______E-Mail Address: ______: I Check made payable to EMU Alumni Association enclosed for: $ ______or I Circle One: Visa or MasterCard # ------Exp. Date: ______I Signature as it appears on credit card: fy \ Please ]ist your alumnj chapter affiliation (If not listed below, please speci ): ------I I (Return to: The EMU Alumni Association - 13 Welch Hall, Ypsilanti, MI 48197 or FA X to 734/487-7009) L ------� Our Lost Alumni List - Where Are Yo u? The following is a portion of the list of our"lost" alumni. They are arranged by class year. We left offlast issue with 1954. Look in upcoming issues of The Eastern Edge for the remaining sections of this list. If you have any information about any of these Eastern Michigan graduates, please con tact the Officefor Alumni Relations, 13 Welch Hall, Ypsilanti, Ml 48197 • Phone: 734/487-0250 • E-mail: [email protected]

Current Name (Maiden Name) Theodore G. Hamilton '55 Frederick G. Cerneant '56 Laura Thompson '56 (Scheid) Jean F.Parks '57 (Ferguson) Diane R. Cooper '58 (Nisbet) Jeanne Moehn '58 (Smith) Amee Hadr '54 Lee Hardesty '55 Phyllis E. Chapman '56 (Brockie) Esther M.Tuttle '56 (Rupp) John Parr '57 Harlow B. Corwin '58 Ralph C. Morrow '58 Mabel Haller '54 Shirley V. Hathaway ·55 (Dell) Richard M. Chatters '56 Dan R. Uhley '56 John C. Poelstra '57 Marcella M. Cross '58 Barbara Morter '58 (Mohan) Mary Hauk '55 (Bewernitz) Barbara A.Chisnell '56 (Foley) Beulah C. Potts '57 Jennie Crouch '58 Jenn�e V. Hardaway '54 (Jenkins) Ellen Weber '56 (Dennison) William J. Myers '58 Glen a Hudson '54 (Banwell) Mary Klachan '55 (Beal) Phyllis V. Cole '56 (Aton) Lillian B. Workman '56 (Young) Virginia M. Potts '57 (Demski) John Dascenzo '58 Zora M.Oakley '58 (Curtis) FA. Ibbetson '54 Judith M. Littek '55 (Weye) Dorothy B. Copeland '56 (Brown) Neal E.Aiken '57 Evah C. Rayburn '57 Sharon Depew '58 (Trabue) Donald 0. Ohara '58 Dale C. Johnson '54 Jean A. Marowske '55 (Meitzner) Frank E. Dewitt '56 Charles J. Alexander '57 Joanne Regan '57 Betty E. Detterer '58 (Fellows) Gordon H. Pfeiffer '58 May E.Jordan '54 Benjamin Martin '55 Julius A.Dina '56 David G. Allison '57 Charles H. Reynolds '57 Edith 0. Dralle '58 Joyce A. Plamp '58 Julianna A.Juracek '54 Leroy F.Mawby'55 Thomas E. Dominguez '56 Richard V. Aubuchon '57 Grady 0. Robertson '57 Opal Duling '58 (ntus) Julia A. Pyciak '58 (Aisenstadt) Neill B. Klein '54 Louis P.Minkoff '55 Judy Eppler '56 (Whitney) Kathleen K. Babel '57 Mary E. Ryan '57 Adris E. Eddy '58 James J. Renkiewia '58 Ruth Kratzmiller '54 M. Ruth Moore '55 (Dunn) Barbara Evans '56 (Best) Bessie S. Barber '57 (Prentice) Alice C. Salva '57 (Close) Ruby E. Eitniear '58 (Twitchell) Lena M. Richardson '58 Marion A. Leonard '54 (Preston) Shirley F.Moore '55 (Whitney) David F.Ferguson '56 Rose Bearss '57 Donald W. Sample '57 Swen P.Ekstrom '58 Pearl Y. Rossbach '58 Doris E. Martin '54 Martha L. Morgan '55 Henrietta Franco '56 (Duynslager) Nora E. Booth '57 (Taylor) Russell W. Sanders '57 Julia A. Enright '58 (Hammond) Robert M. Schultz '58 Shirley R.Mclarty '54 (Rogers) Dorothy Morine '55 (Chinnock) Helen Goodrich '56 (Fosdick) Rella M. Bowers '57 (Chamberlain) Leo E. Sarkany '57 Ruth Farrell '58 (Heatley) Lois Shelby '58 (Goodman) T. Margaret Miller '54 Richard T. Moseley '55 Hazel H.Grigg '56 Arline F. Brandt '57 Margaret Savage '57 (Avis) William G. Feldhus Jr. '58 Edward 5. Sisson '58 Harriett Mouganis '54 Nicholas W. Natelli '55 Shirley M. Haddix '56 Trudy V. Brown '57 Philip M. Schultz'57 Inga M. Flynn '58 (Johnson) James E. Smithers '58 Earl A.Pittenger '54 Ruby L. Newlin '55 (Watson) Marna R.Hall '56 (Hatch) Gertrude E.Card '57 Robert L. Schwenk '57 Beverly 5. Ford '58 (Stevens) Barbara R. Soth '58 Barbara J. Pope '54 (Bettis) Vera Nunn 'SS (Kennedy) Joanne G. Hammond '56 (Galpin) Olive Chase '57 Mary L. Speers '57 (Lemmer) Ned fuller '58 Joanne E. Sperry '58 (Meyers) Harry W. PorterfieldJr. '54 Patrick D.O'Toole '55 Doris L. Harms '56 (Tud

..... " . September ALENDAR Saturday, Sept. 11 Alumni Ta ilgate, EMU at Michigan State (Lansing Outreach)

Saturday, Sept. 2 5 Alumni Board Meeting, Stadium Club Room, Convocation Center The 38th Annual Alumni Awards Dinner was held on Alumni Ta ilgate, EMU vs Akron Saturday, May 15 at the Ypsilanti Marriott at Eagle Crest. October The Eastern Michigan University Alumni Association along Monday, October 4 - Sunday, October 1 O with over 275 alumni and fr iends, honored seven individuals Homecoming '99 (see schedule on page 3) for their many contributions to EMU. Saturday, October 16 Honorees receiving the 1999 E-Club Alumni Chapter Hall of Fame Alumni Awards were (from Left) Banquet DistinguishedAlumni Award McKenny Ballroom recipient Gloria Logan ('70, '78), Distinguished Service Saturday, October 30 Award recipient Gary D. Alumni Ta ilgate, EMU at Central Florida Ha wks, Alumni Achievement Award recipientMelo nie B. (Orlando Outreach) Colaianne ('83, '94), Outstanding Young Alumni November Award recipient Heather L. Saturday, November 1 3 Smith ('94), Distinguished Alumni Board Meeting Service Award recipient Charles T Anderson, and Distinguished Alumni Award recipientLarry Tuesday, November 23 Warren ('72, '73) . Outstanding Accounting Alumni Chapter Event in Young Alumni Award recipient Livonia, Ml Andrew Raczkowski ('91), was unable to attend. December Tuesday, December 14 Chicago Alumni Chapter Event

Sunday, December 19 Commencement

.: Your Alumni Website. Website: http://www.emich.edU/public/alumni Melonie Colaianne ('83. '94), Alumni Achievement Tracy Sturdivant, EMU student body president (Left) , Award recipient, (left) is congratulated by Dennis and Summer Scarbough. EMU student body vice E-Mail: ('66) and Charline Beagen for her many contribu president, speak to Senator Alma Wh eeler Smith of the [email protected] tiom to the Alumni Association. 18th District.

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