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A Publication for Alumni and Friends of Eastern Michigan University

FEBRUARY 2-7 EMU Players present "The Night of the Iguana" 7 p.m. Sunday Quirk Theater

4 Orchestra Concert 8 p.m. Pease Auditorium 7 Symphonic Band Concert 8 p.m. Pease Auditorium 7 Symphonic Band Concert 8 p.m. Pease Auditorium 14 Jazz Ensemble Concert 8 p.m. Pease Auditorium 21 University Choir Concert 8 p.m. Pease Auditorium

MARCH 7 Michigan Opera Theater Pease Auditorium 14 Alumni Concert Band 4 p.m. Pease Auditorium 16 Faculty Recital Series IV 8 p.m. New Alexander Recital Hall 18-20 National Conference on Spanish for Bilingual Careers in Business Hoyt Conference Center 21 Concert Winds 8 p.m. Pease Auditorium 26-28 EMU Players present "Kiss Me Kate" 8 p.m., 7 p.m. Sunday Quirk Theater 29 Alvin Ailey Dance Company 8 p.m. Pease Auditorium 31-April 4 "Kiss Me Kate" 8 p.m., 7 p.m. Sunday Quirk Theater

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF REGENTS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Judith Mansfield Goodman '62, '71 Dr. Richard N. Robb president Roben A. Ackerman '55, '74 Nick M. Madias '59 chairman James R. Manin •so. '57, '67 Normajean I, Anderson '35. ·44 James R. Manin 'SO, '57, '67 Beth Whanon Milford 1 s1 vice president Charles Eugene Beally '34 Ronald E. Oestrike '54 vice chairperson Normajean I. Anderson '35, '44 Margaret McCall Bell '52, '73 Dr. Lloyd W. Olds '16 James T. Barnes 2nd vice president Dr. Ronald M. Currie '47 Joan F. Most '69, '72 Warren L. Board Joan Doerner Hartsock '72 Clyde C. Fischer '54, '58 John G. Rosenberg '69, '73 Dr. Timoty J. Dyer, '61, '65 treasurer Ralph F. GIiden '42 Dr. E. James Rynearson· '52, '56 Geraldine Ellington Ralph F. Gilden '42 Judity Mansfield Goodman '62, '71 Robert B. Stone '53 Dolores A. Kinzel secretary Shirley Upperman Green '68 Earl K. Studt '32 Carleton K. Rush Or. John W. Porter Dr. Charles M. Greig '44 Eric Walline '71, '78, '79 ex-officio member Vanzetti M. Hamilton '49 Barbara Warner Weiss '50, '69 Joan Doemer Hansock '72

Produced by University Publications and the Office ior Alumni Relations, the division of University Relations, for alumni and friends of Eastern Michigan University at intervals during the year. Eastern publications committee: Ralph F. Gilden, director of alumni relations: John C. Fountain, acting vice president for universityrelations; Decorah Koroch, coordinator of alumni relations. Greg Koroch, director of development: Larry Scheffler, graphic designer: Dick Schwarze, photographer and Frank Weir, editor. Views expressed in Eastern by contributing writers are not necessarily those of the university. 1

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Alumni Assistance Contributes to Increased Freshman Enrollment Although most experts admit that these Eastern. Alumni also make personal calls are tough times for college admissions throughout the application process, offices everywhere, 1981-82 enrollment encouraging students to visit campus. comparisons among state colleges and Occasionally alumni represent EMU at universities reveal that Eastern's freshman the high school commencement/ enrollment was the highest proportionate convocation ceremony to present the and numerical increase in the state for fall $1,000 Alumni Recognition of Excellence 1981. Scholarship. While EMU experienced an increase of Alumni also attend receptions in their 182 freshmen, all colleges and universities area hosted by President John W. Porter. combined experienced a decrease of 1,988 Donald Kajcienski, director of freshmen. admissions, stated, "The efforts of alumni Eastern's increase in the number of and friends cultivating prospective first-time freshman enrollees was the students have been instrumental in largest of the three universities that supplementing the efforts of our experienced increases. Freshman admissions counselors. University Struggles enrollment at Wayne State University "In schools we are unable to visit, increased by 156 students and freshman alumni involvement has helped achieve enrollment at Oakland University geographic representation. It is our hope with Budget, Appropriations increased by IO students. The other 12 the Alumni Office will continue this It is no secret that the state of Michigan financial resources behind the programs state colleges and universities all program and that even greater numbers of has endured difficult economic times for that support the long-range vitality of the experienced declines, with the largest alumni and friends will become involved." the past two years and that Eastern University. decline, 1,227 students, at Michigan State And preliminary figures are promising Michigan University has suffered, as has Consistent with University goals and University. for fall 1982 enrollment. "As of Nov. 30, all of higher education, along with the initiatives, enormous resources have been Overall, the number of first-time I981, the University has received 39 state. put into the admissions effort. Those enrolled freshmen at the 15 state colleges percent more applications for fall, 1982 With the executive order of Sept. 30 efforts have paid off with the recruitment and universities declined 5.6 percent from undergraduate admission (41 percent more reducing EMU's state appropriation by of our largest and most qualified 35,239 in the fall of 1980 to 33,251 in the from freshmen) than the comparable date $983,000 and another executive order of freshman class in a decade. fall of 1981. last year. Although past experience Oct. 21 further reducing the appropriation We have put almost $1 million in At least a portion of EMU's increase indicates that this percentage normally by nearly $1.1 million, our appropriation additional funds this year into academic has to be attributed to the Alumni declines during the year, this unusually is now less than our appropriation of two programming to support programs in Student Identification Program which high increase is an excllent start," years ago, for the 1979-80 academic year. technology, business, health utilizes alumni to identify quality students Kajcienski explained. According to the Oct. 21, 1981, issue of administration and social work. who might be interested in attending The Chronicle of Higher Education, prior We have put $1.3 million into the to these two executive orders, state intramural recreation building which we appropriations to higher education in feel is necessary to attract resident Michigan have changed by zero percent students to our campus. Eastern Michigan over the past 10 years when inflation is University did go through a period of considered. That ranks Michigan 47th out declining resident students during the A Message from the Alumni President of 50 states in percentage improvement 1970s when residence halls were converted during that 10-year period. Only Maine, to other uses and meeting bonding debt Vermont and Illinois rank lower. The commitments became difficult. Surveys I hope the new year findsyou averagepercentage improvement for all 50 during a period of several years indicated healthy and happy even though serious states is 33 percent with 181 percent the one missing ingredient on campus was economic challenges which impact on improvement in Alaska being the highest a large and modern recreational facility our personal and professional lives and minus six percent in Illinois being the open to students throughout the day, continue 10 face all of us. lowest. evenings and weekends on a year-round The /981-82 academic year finds During this same 10-year period, basis. Eastern Michigan University coping Eastern was going through several years We have also put additional resources with serious budget problems which of declining enrollments while other state into our development effort, which will are caused primari�)' by the reduction colleges and universities were experiencing play an increasingly important role as in state revenue due to !he overall poor increases in enrollments, both in terms of state and federal aid to education declines economy. It is therefore necessary for head count and fiscal-year equated further with a clear intention of increasing us to work even harder to help EMU students. private support to the University from remain a leader among institutions of As a result of this trend, EMU $126,000 in 1976 to $ I million by 1986. higher education. embarked upon a program to "retool" the These budgetary commitments have The backbone of every highly rated University, somewhat similar to what the been conscious decisions based upon educational institution is its alumni. auto industries are having to do today to University goals. Our priorities are, and Eastern Michigan University is no remain competitive in a world market. A have to be, different than other state exception, and the contribwions that College of Human Services was colleges and universities because of our its alumni have made are outstanding. established with programs in health particular circumstances if we are to During the coming year, I hope to administration, nursing, medical weather the current fiscal crisis. continue the positive direction of the technology, occupational therapy and We have chosen this year only to keep association. I hope 10 visit some of the social work as well as family life and our across the board increases to faculty Judith A. Goodman alumni chapters in addition to working home economics. and staff to a minimum in order to with the University administration to The College of Business grew to be one continue to strengthen the University. Our develop more ways that the alumni can of the largest in the state. Innovative goal is to move the University forward assist the University in its quest for programs in the arts, humanities and during a difficult and depressing economic co111inued excellence. Now, more than sciences were supported and strengthened. environment. The alternative is a rapid ever. the University needs our support. And most recently, a College of decline in the at,tractiveness of the I intend to do my part, and I hope Technology was established. At the same University to prospective students to the each of you will join me in this effort. time, the College of Education was benefit of other universities during a reduced in size but strengthened in period of general decline in the numbers quality. of students attending college and the The trend toward declining enrollments potential dismantling of a great state has been reversed during the past two institution. years, and EMU has continued to put its

Gifts to EMU Surpass Previous Years Though at press time, "final" figures was truly outstanding," said Greg need for private support more critical University in 1981. Her first gift for the 1981 Development Program Koroch, director of development. "As than ever. established the Benjamin Klager were not available, it is already we began 1981, we were fearful that Though the range in the size of Scholarship Fund, in memory of her apparent that it was a banner year. the state of the economy might limit gifts was great, there were many gifts husband, a former financial A preliminary report shows that more many people and businesses from worthy of special mention. administrator at EMU. than $660,000 was contributed by contributing what they would like. A $5,000 gift was received from Wyandotte Paint Service, a paint 6,625 alumni and friends. That is an Fortunately, that was not the case." Ruby Denison Klager, a 1914 products company, donated $1,000 to increase of more than $200,000, and According to Koroch, the need for graduate of EMU who currently the EMU Interdisciplinary Technology I, 150 donors over 1980. The goal for private support was particularly acute resides in Kalamazoo. The gift is to Development Fund to develop 1981 was $550,000. in 1981, and will be again in 1982. be used by WEMU-FM, EMU's programs in the College of "The level of support received from The reduced level of state and federal National Public Radio affiliate. The Technology's new Polymers and -·· Eastern Michigan's alumni and friends, assistance for all of public higher gift was the second $5,000 donation Coatings program. faculty, staff, parents and businesses education in Michigan, has made the Mrs. Klager has made to the Craig Hall, a former EMU student (continued on page 2) •

Gifts Surpass Previous Years (continued from page 1) who founded Hall Real Estate, Inc. A $5,627.47 bequest from the estate Education and the U.S. Steel Technology program. of Southfield, donated $500 to of Rhona Gayleard to the Business Foundation in recognition of the A $9,250 gift-in-kind from the Rupp establish the Craig Hall Free Education Development Fund; and a University's improved record of annual and Bowman Co. also was earmarked Enterprise Award. The award is $1,500 gift from Maccabees Mutual giving; $900 from Lt. Gov. James H. for the College of Human Services. earmarked for "students, who through Life Insurance Company for its Brickley for the James H. Brickley The company donated clinical reagents personal entrepreneurial endeavors, scholarship which is awarded to an Scholarship; and $900 from Dr. Gary which will be used for hematological have already helped themselves outstanding junior or senior. Keller, dean of the EMU Graduate clinical chemistry testing procedures. through college while showing strength Maccabees pledged a $5,000 gift to School, for the Graduate School In addition, Regents received $1,724 and self-determination for personal the University in 1977, payable over a Development fund. worth of vintage big band records improvement and the betterment of five year period. To date, $5,500 has Regents also accepted a $500 gift from Sally Reynolds in memory of their communities and who exemplify been contributed. from Shirley Green, director of her husband George Harley Reynolds, the free enterprise system." Other gifts included a $1,000 gift Academic Services Center at EMU, to a former big band musician. The Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Tape donated from Dr. Giles Carter, professor of be deposited in the center's collection will be added to the $3,000 to the Henry A. and Flora S. chemistry at EMU, for the Chemistry development fund. Green recently permanent collection of WEMU-FM. Tape Memorial Scholarship Fund for Department Development Fund; $1,000 donated $10,000 to renovate Quirk And a $2,450 gift of historical students interested · in teaching or from the Bechtel Corporation in Ann Theater in memory of her late documents and teaching materials was nursing with demonstrated scholastic Arbor as a matching gift for a gift­ husband, a faculty member in the accepted from Thelma McAndless, a ability. in-kind from Harold Rhodes; $1,000 Department of History and 1925 graduate of EMU and professor A bequest of $5,000 from the late from Hydromation Co. of Livonia, a Philosophy. emeritus in the Department of English Millie Gorman was accepted by EMU division of Amsted Industries; a President John W. Porter Language and Literature. Regents. A 1926 graduate of the $1,000 gift to men's athletics from contributed $750 to the Agnes Jewell The gifts mentioned above do not University, Gorman died Dec. 15, Paul Ungrodt, owner of Ideation, Inc., French Scholarship Fund in honor of include any gifts made in the month 1980. A scholarship fund in her name formerly the Crown House of Gifts, his mother-in-law for whom the of December. At press time it, will be made available to a graduate Inc.; a $1,000 gift to the College of scholarship is named. unfortunately, was not possible to of Huron High School who has Education from James Yalarence, Sr. Gifts-in-kind to the University were include everyone. Other gifts will be demonstrated financial need, a 3.0 of Ajax Rolled Ring Co.; a $1,000 topped by a $9,600 densitometer mentioned in the next issue of the high school grade point average, plans gift from the Council for donated to EMU's College of Human Alumni publication, and in an to become a teacher, and who is Advancement and Support of Services by Gelman Instruments, Inc. upcoming honor roll report which will recommended by Huron High School The instrument, which reads color list all donors in 1981. counselors. densities, will be used in the Medical

34 Yemeni Graduate Students Earn Master's Degrees

EMU conferred master's degrees in The program consists of five phases In addition to his Yemen post, Lane primary education upon 34 graduate including three months of intensive has served as a State Department desk students from the Yemen Arab Republic English language training in Yemen and officer for Libya and as acting country in a special commencement ceremony held one academic year in Yemen exposing director of orth African Affairs. From :•recently in the ballroom of McKenny participants to the theories of primary 1974 to 1976 he was charge d'affairs in the Union. education. After arriving in Ypsilanti, the Kingdom of Swaziland. In 1976 Lane The commencement exercise was held students undergo additional English helped evacuate American personnel from to honor the first group of Yemeni training and an orientation to graduate Beirut, Lebanon. students to complete the University's work at EMU. After completing one year Besides Lane, several other dignitaries Yemen Primary Teacher Training Project. of master's degree work at EMU, the from Yemen and Washington, D.C., The students are the first graduates of an students return to their native country to attended the special EMU EMU program to upgrade the educational be assigned to a teacher training institute. commencement. training of qualified teachers in the George M. Lane, former U.S. educationally-deprived country. The EMU ambassador to the Yemen Arab Republic, project began in 1979 with funding gave the commencement address. Lane is provided by a $2.6 million grant from the a veteran foreign service officer who U.S. Agency for International served as ambassador to the Yemen Arab Development. Republic from September 1978 until last June. George M. Lane J .. ,,.ft

Lewis G. Bender Gilbert B. Cross Bert M. Johnson Reinhardt Wi11ke Stewart D. Work Five Faculty Receive Awards

Five faculty members received history; Dr. Bert M. Johnson, professor awarded in the fall semester, the awards comprised of two faculty members and Distinguished Faculty Awards for service, of biology; Dr. Lewis G. Bender, assistant are $1,000 each and are open to all EMU one administrator for another institution teaching, research and publication in a professor of political science; and Dr. faculty members nominated by any group which then makes the final selection. special awards ceremony recently. Gilbert B. Cross, professor of English. of three students, faculty or Work received the University's Service The 1981 award winners included Dr. EMU Distinguished Faculty Awards are administrators. A University screening Award, Wittke and Johnson the Senior Stewart D. Work, professor of chemistry, made annually in four categories: service, committee selects 15 of the top nominees Teaching Award, Bender the Junior Dr. Reinhardt Wittke, professor of senior teaching, junior teaching, and for for referral to an outside committee Teaching Award, and Cross the Research research and publication. Traditionally and Publication Award. Mark Your Calendar c- HOMECOMING 1982 OCTOBER 16, 1982 J -

Holy Trinity Chapel Ted Tangalakis Honored Ted Tangalakis (Photo Courresr of 71,e Eastern Echo) Editor's Note: The following is Planning Fundraiser reprinted with the permission of 1he Eastern Echo. Holy Trinity Chapel, which has come to be something of an institution among by Mary Pat Harrington Eastern Michigan alumni over the years, Echo Staff Writer is embarking on a project which not only will serve students and other Ypsilanti Theodore Tangalakis was honored at residents, but also people in far-away the annual meeting of the EMU Zambia on the African continent. Lettermans Club, appropriately conducted The Chapel, a modern structure at at Theo's, owned by the honoree. Forest and Perrin, is using students, "It came as a complete surprise and it faculty members, townspeople and was a very emotional day," said volunteers from as far away as Detroit, to Tangalakis. help raise money not only to fund local Tangalakis, owner and pharmacist of charitable projects, but to build a Campus Drugs, is best known as simply community center in Zambia as well. Ted, the Huron supporter, student The fundraiser-the third activity of its employer, munchies seller and friend of type held at the Chapel-will celebrate the Eastern and its students. fifties with a raffle and a March 20 The Lettermans Club, a group of past dinner-dance in Detroit's Roostertail EMU Varsity letter winners, presented a Supperclub, complete with big band and plaque to Ted in honor of his years of live entertainment recalling the period. outstanding service to the Eastern Previous programs have celebrated the community. legendary Copacabana Nightclub and the For honors, this has been a busy year forties. for the friendly pharmacist. He served as Why Zambia, Africa, as the target of so grand marshal for Homecoming 1981, much goodwill from Ypsilanti? Holy taking the spotlight during the parade and Trinity's Fr. Larry Delaney answers: "An earning the loudest applause of the day English priest, Fr. Paul O'Connor, who during halftime ceremonies at the once was affiliated with the chapel is also Homecoming football game. a member of a religious order which Ted was born in St. Louis, Michigan. serves many people in Africa. The priests He came to Ypsilanti in 1946 equipped Ted has a reputation of willingness to He was named the Outstanding Citizen are known as the White Fathers because with a degree in pharmacological science. help students out of financial binds, as of the Year in 1964 by Eastern's Student the garments they wear are white to He later opened his small corner well as for dispensing a little friendly Council and was presented with the 1977 reflect the hot African sun. We soon pharmacy/ convenience store on Cross counseling much as he does prescriptions. Honorary Alumnus Award from the learned about the needs of the Zambians Street across from Eastern's campus. The This relationship with students is what has University. and remembered them even as we looked sign out front still reads "Ted's Pills and brought him the distinction of being every Ted said t:1at the awards and for ways to support our own nutritional, Things." student's best friend. recognition during his 35-plus year counseling and student-oriented programs "I enjoy meeting the kids when they He has earned many awards and honors affiliation with EMU have been "great," here in Ypsilanti." come as freshmen and watching them from the University and students over the but the mairi reason he remains in the The very notion that their efforts could mature," said Ted. He has always had a years. Ted is an honorary member of five area is that he "enjoys the campus help people in another corner of the world close association with EMU students. His fraternities-Alpha Gamma Epsilon, activities." has served to flame the enthusiasm of three children, George, Cerene and Dean, Alpha Sigma, Kappa Kappa Psi, Kappa "And the students are terrific," he Ypsilanti townspeople and many members are all Eastern graduates. Phi Alpha and Tau Kappa Epsilon. concluded. of the campus community. Students are helping to sell raffle tickets and the owners of Sesi Lincoln-Mercury have donated-outright-an automobile which Porter Discusses Role of University is the Remember the Fifties top raffle national titles in that arena for the past prize. Last year's effort netted $25,000 for Editor's Note: Recently, Dr. John has grown consistently each year since the college was established. May I also point decade. With the completion of our new chapel programs here and in Africa. This Porter, president of the University, discussed EMU's educational role in out that this year our nursing program music building last year, our year's ambitious goal is $50,000. undergraduate fine arts and humanities Money raised for Africa will help fund Michigan higher education. His remarks was expanded while those at other state were printed in the Ann Arbor Ne ws. The colleges and universities were reduced. complex is now second to none in a community center in the Northern Michigan. Province of Zambia. The center staff will following is 1he essence of those remarks. Despite the high cost of this educational help instruct the impoverished people in program, we are committed to meeting 6. Our commitment to the sciences and ways which will make them self sufficient Eastern Michigan University has the critical need for nurses in this state, natural resources continues to support our in an area of the world where climate and developed a comprehensive educational and our graduates have repeatedly efforts as one of the state's great and terrain can make life difficult. program as a multi-purpose university obtained the highest test scores in the unique universities. Many students Gerald Lundy, who attended EMU in that plays an important and valuable role state on parts of the State Board enrolled at EMU receive excellent training the mid fifties, is a general co-chairman of within the state system of higher Licensure Exam. in the sciences before transferring to the Remember the Fifties program. For education. 3. Eastern has one of the largest graduate programs at the University of - more information, he can be contacted Our programs in technology, health and business programs in Michigan, with Michigan. During the past two years, the through the Chapel, 511 W. Forest, human services, business, education, the nearly 4,000 majors enrolled. Our Chemistry Department has ranked among Ypsilanti 48197, (3 13) 482-1400. arts and humanities, and the sciences are educational delivery system is unique in the top IO nondoctoral institutions in the distinctive, not duplicative. Currently that it is primarily a late afternoon­ nation in terms of producing master's of EMU serves 19,000 students. Some key evening program which serves part-time science degrees. I believe an objective Service Center parts of our program: students who have full time jobs in analysis of our undergraduate science I. In a continuing response to the needs southeastern Michigan. programs would indicate that we rank of southeastern Michigan, we have created second to none in the state. Named for Regent the state's first publicly supported College 4. Eastern was the first teacher training of Technology. The establishment of the institution west of the Allegheny Dr. Timothy J. Dyer, an Eastern College of Technology was based upon Mountains and for more than 130 years Michigan University regent and comprehensive market studies, industrial has been committed to teacher training. superintendent of the Wayne-Westland support and the need to develop The recent creation of a National Center on Teaching and Learning at EMU has Community Schools, recently had the new technologists who have educational Timothy J. Dyer Educational Social training beyond that of technicians trained provided us with a mechanism for Service Center at 36745 Marquette in in two-year associate degree programs but working more closely with teachers and Westland named in his honor. less than the theoretical and research administrators in local school districts to The new facility, built with $8. 1 million exposure of a professional engineering both improve their classroom techniques in local, state and federal funds, houses a school. Based upon current evidence, we and to ensure that the students in our preschool, a parenting education center, a have every reason to believe that our new College of Education are receiving the senior citizen complex, administrative College of Technology will emerge as the best possible training and preparation to office space, a staff development center, a largest of our six specialties, providing a teach in Michigan and elsewhere in the board of education meeting room and vital and essential role in the educational immediate years ahead. swimming facilities for the handicapped. preparation of citizens in southeastern Eastern continues to be recognized as The complex also houses respite care for Michigan. one of the leading teacher training institutions in the United States in the the handicapped and a vocational 2. During the 1970s, the university technical center for training high school field of special education. Our Special created a College of Allied Health and Education Department is the largest in the st,udents and adults. Human Services in order to be responsive Dyer, who has served as the district's nation. Last year, 1,559 students were to the changing clientele and needs of enrolled in our program. superintendent since 1973, earned his southeastern Michigan. The college 5. bachelor's and master's degrees from currently has a distinguished nursing EMU currently has the largest President John W. Porter EMU and a doctorate in education from program, occupational therapy program, speech and dramatic arts program in the - Wayne State University. He has served as health administration program, medical state and the third largest in the nation. It a member of EM U's Board of Regents technology program and social work is nationally recognized in public debate since 1973. program. Enrollment in these programs and forensics, having captured seven 4 -

WEMU Surpasses Goal in Fundraiser

EMU's National Public Radio affiliate, who currently resides in Kalamazoo, WEM U-FM, surpassed its goal of raising donated $5,000 and EMU Regent $25,000 during a recent 10-day fund­ Emeritus Edward McCormick, who serves raising campaign by soliciting more than as chairman of WEM U's Community $47, I 16 in pledges from area listeners. Advisory Board, donated $500. The station's fund-raising campaign was conducted in response to a $25,000 Area businesses pledged more than "challenge grant" provided by EMU $1,295 in proceeds from special events and President John W. Porter, contingent discounts. Participating establishments upon the station raising an equal amount included The Spaghetti Bender, Flipper in private support. The all-jazz station McGees, Theodoors Restaurant, had been targeted for a $120,000 budget Domino's Pizza and Schoolkids Records. cut during 198 1-82, which would reduce A !so, $2,8 18 in direct mail appeals and the operation of the station to "license­ $1,450 in special underwriting funds maintenance" status. helped the station top its goal. Dr. John Porter, presidem of EMU. shakes hands with wee Presidem Gunder Myron. Regents Accept Agreement with Washtenaw Community College

A "statement of intent" which calls for other institution through mechanisms to the governing boards and administrative be cooperatively developed. staffs at Eastern and Washtenaw -To promote the shared use of facilities,

Community College to pursue equipment and services. f complementary rather than competing -To promote cooperation in ofering educational missions has been approved non-credit community service programs to by representatives of both institutions. citizens in the Washtenaw County area. According to a discussion draft of the -And to provide for an ongoing statement, the purpose of the EM U-WCC structure of consultation between EMU agreement is to "consult and cooperate" in and WCC, including the appointment by achieving the following goals: each institution of a liaison officer and -To provide, through program-to­ persons to serve on a coordinating program agreements, educational committee. opportunities at EMU for students who The "statement of intent" is effective for are recipients of specific associate degrees an intitial period of five years unless from wee. terminated by the presidents of each WEMU's record library. -To create a joint planning process institution in writing one year in advance designed to encourage non-duplication of of such a termination. The fund-raising campaign, with the Dick Jacques, former station director specialized courses and programs, to According to the discussion draft of the theme of "Meeting the Challenge," took now retired, expressed his gratitude and enhance associate degree-level programs at agreement, the new policy will offer a place in the fall. surprise at the support given the station WCC and to enhance baccalaureate-level "unique opportunity for effective and On-air pledges provided the station with by area listeners. programs at EMU. cost-efficient educational services to the the greatest source of financial support, "We knew we had a strong and loyal -To create the opportunity for students citizens of the Washtenaw County area." with more than $36,088 pledged. Ann audience, but we never in our wildest at each institution to take courses at the Arbor listeners pledged $20,234 with an dreams expected to get this kind of average donation of $29 while Ypsilanti support. ..This is so encouraging. We are donations totaled $8,771 with pledges most grateful to our listening audience,'' averaging $4 1. Jacques said. In all, 1,05 I listeners made pledges Bill Humphries, who coordinated the University Receives Student Body ranging from $ I to $500. The average fund-raiser, said approximately 70 0l � donation was $34. community volunteers helped station Full Accreditation In addition to on-the-air pledges, two personnel answer phones, stuff and label President Calls for major gifts also were received. Ruby envelopes during the IO-day campaign. Klager, a 1946 graduate of the University Administrators at Eastern received Alumni Support official word recently from the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCA), the University's primary Student Body President Mark Lee has High School Students Can Earn accrediting agency, that accreditation has called upon all alumni to help the - been continued at the specialist's degree University during the current economic College Credit level and that the next comprehensive crunch. evaluation will be held during the 1990-91 "As you are fully aware, the state of Michigan is feeling the effects of the academic year. The University has established a credit from Eastern through dual The NCA also noted that an evaluation slumping auto industry; consequently, the state of Michigan is tightening its budget. University Talented and Gifted Program enrollment with the University and their of the Graduate School will be scheduled (U-TAG) allowing selected high school Furthermore, the state colleges and high school. All credits are transferable during the 1985-86 academic year, with students to begin college studies in their toward a degree at EMU or any other particular attention to "control of universities in our great state are feeling the pinch, with Eastern Michigan senior year. college or university. EMU will not offer educational quality in such matters as Courses from the following subject courses that will compete with regular admissions standards, grading practices, University being no exception," he said. He added that recently the EMU areas are available: art, astronomy, high school offerings. And classes do not and requirements for membership in the biology, chemistry, economics, English, need to coincide with EMU's semester. graduate faculty." student body produced over 3,000 signed letters and petitions for presentation to foreign languages, geography, geology, Classes normally meet for 15 weeks in The current review is in sharp contrast history, math, physics, political science, order to have 2250 contact minutes to the review in 1976 when several the governor's staff in early November. The letters and petitions called for the psychology and sociology. necessary for a three credit course. concerns were identified by the evaluation High school seniors who have a "B" For further information about the team and as a result the next state's continued support for state colleges and universities. average in their programs of study are program, contact: comprehensive visit was scheduled for five eligible. In special cases, juniors are Dr. George P. Melican, Dean years, rather than IO years. Lee added, "I believe that as an alumnus, you play a major role in the allowed to enroll in U-TAG courses. The Division of Continuing Education The current team was satisfied with high school counselor is the best judge of Eastern Michigan University University progress on all but one of the future of our institution. Therefore, I am requesting that the alumni help us, the the eligibility of a student. Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 concerns. The team did raise a continuing Enrolled students receive full academic (313) 487-0427 concern related to the standards of students, ensure the future of higher admission to the Graduate School. education in Michigan by writing and/ or The team noted that changes in mission calling your state representative or state concept and statement were considerable senator. Please ask him or her to support and that the mission is "quite explicit and our institutions in these hard economic seems to be broadly understood and times. As an alumnus, I am sure that you Professor, Students Publish Book accepted." The team also pointed out that know the importance that higher recent changes in administration had education has played in your life. As a Dr. William F. Kromer, professor of The book, published in Manzini, stabilized and the record of adjustment to future alumnus, I would hope that we can educational leadership and former chief of Swaziland, was edited by Kromer and the collective bargaining process was and will support our institutions in these party of Eatern's Primary Curriculum covers several topics pertaining to "excellent." troubled times." Development Project in Swaziland, and educational leadership including decision­ .. The team made a number of suggested five EMU graduate students in Swaziland, making, human relations, motivation and have published a book titled Leadership characteristics of leadership. improvements to the University, all of and Power in Educational Organizations. which the University is pursuing.

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Department of Education and other -Most of the schools set out to educational policymakers, to discuss improve reading scores at the beginning of factors that have made their schools the period, but all of the schools ended up successful and what implications those also improving math scores. factors may have for institutions of higher -Seventeen of the 19 schools have education and educational policymakers "community school" programs. in general. -Most of the schools made special The 19 schools were identified in a efforts to communicate with parents. study conducted by EMU Visiting In all, some 30 factors were identified Professor Peter Clancy and his associate, as having some effect on the Kenneth Riopelle. The 19 schools each improvement. One of the tasks of the made dramatic improvement in reading symposium will be to attempt a concensus and math scores during the three-year ranking of the order of importance of the period of 1976 through 1979 on the factors in causing the change. Michigan Education Assessment Program The National Center on Teaching and tests. The project was sponsored by a Learning, also sponsored in part by a grant from the C.S. Mott Foundation in grant from the Mott Foundation, saw the Flint. convocation of this symposium as a One of the main purposes of the unique opportunity to identify factors that symposium is to either confirm or alter make schools successful and to share that the initial findings of the study. Some of knowledge more broadly. the important initial finds are: Center Director Winifred Warnat said, -Every one of the 19 schools "The symposium was an exciting event in developed specific learning objectives fo r education, one which will contribute various study units, used testing significantly to the restoration of faith in EMU's National Center Identifies frequently for diagnostic purposes, and public education. The symposium did not advance students to new units provides a unique opportunity for Best Schools until they had mastered the concepts of successful practitioners to lead the way in the previous unit. making the giant leap from research to Some of Michigan's most successful Superintendents, principals, curriculum -The principals of most of the schools practice, in consort with researchers, educators had a chance to tell the coordinators and teachers from 19 had strong backgrounds in curriculum decision-makers and teacher educators. - theorists where "it's at" at a unique outstanding elementary schools in development. Such opportunities are truly rare." symposium held recently by Eastern's Michigan met at the Hilton Inn in -The staffs of most of the schools National Center on Teaching and Romulus for those two days with remained very stable during the period Learning. professors, members of the State and characterized themselves as very communicative with one another. Alumnus Assists Special Education Students

Editor's Note: The fo llowing is "I guess people always thought the gets mad at you when you try to help This fall, Janes is teaching a new home­ reprinted with the permission of the mentally impaired were just blobs," Jane another fr iend. I think A. gets jealous. skills class at the Northwest Wayne Detroit Free Press. It concerns EMU said. "Just things you house and shelter­ She asked me never to talk to Sherri Trainable Center, where she says she graduate Diane Janes '68, MA '71. not realizing they can give to others or are again. I told her I could talk to anyone I would like to work for as long as she can. such neat human beings." want. She started crying. Instead of Such programs did not exist when her by Ruth Seymour For Janes, a teacher in Livonia Public yelling at each other, I told her we should sister, as a child, had to be placed in what Free Press Staff Writer Schools 13 years, the book brought the sil down and talk things over like civilized was then Lapeer State Home. Today honor of being named teacher of the year human beings. Terry lives in a group heme in Plymouth. At lunchtime that day, when Jamie Guy by the Association for Retarded Citizens "Afterwards she fe lt better and I fe lt "The d;iy she went, we dropped her off, walked out into the hall, he was besieged of Michigan and a shot at the national better. We decided if anyone needed help, and the whole family sat in the car and by admirers. Teachers, teachers' aides, teacher award in October. I would help the boys and she would help sobbed hysterically," she said. "We asked staff and fellow students gathered around It also has given her some satisfaction the girls." each other if we should go back and get the mentally impaired teenager to pound for having had a lifelong curiosity about On nature: "Nature is a strange thing. her back out. We went to see her every him on the back and pump his hand. the usually inarticulated thoughts of the One day it snows, the next it's sunny. The two weeks, and took her home summers. "First he got a sheepish grin on his mentally impaired. trees are so beautifu l, it's a shame to cur But she was doing so well that we let her face," recalls Diane Janes, a teacher at As a child, Janes was close to her sister stay out there. It all made a big Northwest Wayne Trainable Center in all the /feesdown. Trees help clean our Terry, now 29. Like Jamie Guy, Terry is air. nature is birds, fish, animal life ... impression on me." Livonia, part of the Livonia Public classified as a trainable retarded person, After high school, Janes volunteered at Schools. "Then it got wider and wider, Birds are fu nny. They lay eggs and out with an IQ of about 30-50, and can comes a baby bird. This brings more of a private institution for the trainable until his whole face lit up. Pretty soon he pronounce only about five words. nature out. I think God made nature so retarded and then attended Eastern was bursting with pride. Finally, as it all "So many times I looked at my sister­ Michigan University for a master's degree continued, he began to tell everyone: we wouldn't be bored looking at the same she is so neat-and wondered what is things. " in special education. " 'Just let me know if you want my going on in her mind," Diane Janes said. It was upon her graduation that she autograph.' " "She would go on for sentences and On death and dying: "/ guess people die began her work in Livonia. - The spiral-bound book, "Jamie: sentences of sounds, and I felt like, 'I wish because God up in heaven pulls the plug "I love what I do," she said. "I don't Recollections of a Special Person," has I know what you are telling me.' " on them. He says it's time that guy came think there has been a boring day for 13 just been distributed through the classes at Jamie Guy arrived in her class like a up to visit me and (m akes a popping years." sound) there goes the plug! the center that May morning-to rave godsend. Perhaps because of a higher IQ As Janes begins her 14th year teaching reviews. than most of his classmates, or perhaps "Sometimes I fe el terrible about dy ing. this fall, Jamie Guy moves on to pre­ And while Jamie navigated the just because he liked to talk, "Jamie was I don't think I'// live fo rever but I still vocational training at the Northwest have my fu ture. Dying is not a good thing hallways, Diane Janes-the teacher different," Janes said. "He could tell and Wayne Skills Center, which also is part of to think about. If I died, I'd still like responsible for Jamie Guy's book-was express and show to people what he was the Livonia Public Schools. It is another collecting a few congratulatory messages feeling. people to say I was a good sport. A good step in the pursuit of his dreams. way for people to remember me is for me of her own. "And the way he looked at the world "I see him making a contribution to the not to die." The Livonia Public Schools publication was kind of interesting to me. He kind of world he lives in," Janes said, "earning was an in-depth look at how one mentally touched me because he made so many Because Jamie can be so articulate, some sort of salary, even if it is not real impaired young man-18-year-old Jamie comments. He started saying so many Janes was worried readers might not high; paying taxes, perhaps even Guy from Farmington Hills-looks at his things that the second year I started understand the seriousness of his exercising voting rights. I think he will be world. jotting them down." impairment, so she asked him to illustrate a productive member of society." "Sometimes it makes me want to cry Janes was sure that Guy's depth of the book with his own art. His Jamie has similar dreams for himself­ inside because I am retarded ..." Guy emotion and awareness of environment kindergartenlike drawings painfully and his vocational education plays a big reveals on the first page of the book. were shared by many other mentally remind of the reality of his retardation role. "I can't stand it ifsomeone teases me, it impaired people. Finally, she said, "I told and transform the book into a compelling him that, because so many students and convincing glimpse of the inner life of "I will fe el pre11y good about going to makes me fe el weird inside. I can't stand the Skills Center, "he predicted in the it! Nobody likes that. But when they couldn't speak and he spoke so clearly, I a retarded person. wanted to share some of his feelings on Even Terry Hunt, executive director of book. "One job I would like to do over realize they are hurting my fe elings there is cooking ... When I am all sometimes they come over and apologize paper." the Association for Retarded Citizens, Jamie Guy had lots to day. says he has never seen anything like it. finished with school, I would like to move to me. into an apartment, have my own "I was the last one to be born. There On girlfriends: "A. is my girlfriend. I "I am not familiar with any other book like this," he said. "When you read the roommate, get up on time to get dressed must have been something wrong with my kissed her at the dance. I can't kiss to go to work. I might have a special job book, you understood he (Jamie) was a mother or with me or accidental. There anybody at school, it doesn't show good or attend a workshop ... I will have lots must be a reason for being handicapped, human; and regardless of his intellectual taste in fr ont of the /i11/e kids. Thereare of new fr iends, maybe some old ones. It but at this point I don't know what it is." right and wrong places. Kissing shows the capacity, there are still human needs he has like you and me and everyone else: all depends where I move to. :Fflat and other of Guy's observations idea of love. "I will be happy because it gives me a were recorded over two years during "In school I was trying to help Sherri understanding, companionship, acceptance, love, socialization. chance to learn this world on my own, schooltime and off-hours by special punch the time clock. She needed help. A. and take things into my own hands." education teacher Janes, 35, of Plymouth. came up and got mad at me. I tried to "In that book, you have a sense of Most readers said they had never seen talk with her about it but she hit me. some of those needs that he, also, was anything like it before. What bothers me is when your girlfriend looking to be filled." 6

Stock Staying 1981 Football Awards Announced as EMU Grid Boss The Eastern Michigan University in 1981. That total is the best for an football team officially completed the EMU back since the 1977 season The Eastern Michigan University 1981 season at the 19th Annual when Bobby Windom gained 1,322. administration showed its support for Football Bust held Monday, Nov. 23, Calhoun also caught 36 passes for head football chach Mike Stock by 1981, at the Plymouth Hilton Inn. 256 yards and he led the team in announcing that he would be retained The EMU football squad selected scoring with five touchdowns. as head coach for the 1982 foo1ball its most valuable players; two Marshall paced the '81 Hurons in season. academic awards were announced and tackles during the season with 110 on Stock took over the head coaching four top high school football coaches 28 solos and 82 assists. duties in 1978 and while the battle to were honored at the banquet. Also receiving awards at the return the EMU football program to Senior split end Jeff Dackin and banquet were four high school coaches respectability has been a long one it sophomore tailback Ricky Calhoun with EMU degrees. was felt that Stock and his staff have shared the James M. "Bingo" Brown The Class A "Coach of the Year" done a fine job in recruiting student­ Award as co-Most Valuable Players as selected by the Football Bust athletes to participate in the football on offense and sophomore inside Committee was Royal Oak Kimball program. linebacker David Marshall was named High School coach Paul Temerian. "I think we made the decision in a the winner of the John E. Borowiec The 1953 EMU graduate led his very slow and deliberate fashion," Award as the Most Valuable Kimball team to a 9-1 record in EMU acting vice president for Defensive player. 1981. He won the Class A award university relations John Fountain Other individual awards went to from the committee in both 1977 and said. "It was a tough decision but it's freshman linebacker Mike Dailey and 1978. very important we get the program senior linebacker Al Lux. Dailey was The Class B ''Coach of the Year" turned around and win next year and the Elton J. Rynearson Award as the was Willow Run High School's Don I think our chances are better with top Scholar-Athlete on the team after Stewart. Stewart, a three-year Huron Cagers Mike Stock than with anyone else." posting a 3.57 grade point average. letterman as a quarterback for the "I'm very pleased that my superiors Lux was named the winner of the Hurons, directed his Willow Run acted on my recommendations Harold E. Sponberg Award for the Flyer team to a I 0-1 record in 1981 off to Flying Start positively," EMU athletic director Alex top scholar-athlete among down before his squad bowed out of the - lineman with a 2.89 grade point state Class B playoffs in the semi­ After recording a 7-3 non-conference Agase said. "I feel that a high percentage of the time you change, average. finals. record Eastern's men's basketball team Dackin closed out his EMU career The Class C "Coach of the Year" kept up its fast pace in the early stages of you usually set the program back three years. I'd rather gamble one as the top pass catcher on the '81 was Armada High School's Ed the Mid-American Conference race. Huron team with 35 catches for 440 Wuestenberg. The 1958 EMU graduate The Hurons won their first two games more year that we're going to get this thing turned around than go yards. He finished his career as the guided his Armada team to a 6-3 and managed to hold a share of the MAC third-leading pass receiver in EMU record in 1981. first-place spot through the first five back three years." Stock, a former assistant coach at history with 79 receptions for I,026 The Class D "Coach of the Year" games. Eastern began league play with a yards, ranking him fifth in yardage. was Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard High 71-70 win over Western Michigan on the Notre Dame and Wisconsin, took over the Huron program in 1978 when Calhoun became the first Huron in School coach Bill Giarmo. Giarmo \ed road. three seasons to gain 900 yards as he Gabriel Richard to a 7-3 record and From there the Hurons returned home then head coach Ed Chlebek left abruptly to take over the head rushed for 971 yards on 235 carries a berth in the Class D playoffs. He; to dispose of Ohio U., 62-57, before losing is a 1979 EMU graduate. a 68-66 overtime thriller at Central coaching duties at Boston College. Michigan. Eastern then handed Bowling Since becoming head coach the Green a 79-71 setback followed by an 84- Hurons are 6-35- 1 under Stock. 69 victory over Kent State in a pair of "There is no doubt that our being games played in Bowen Field House. retained has given me, the staff and EMU senior forward Jeff Zatkoff the players a tremendous lift," Stock continues to lead the Huron club with his said. "I feel fortunate that president 17 points-per-game average and seven Porter, Mr. Fountain and athletic rebounds per game mark. Zatkoff, a 6- director Alex Agase have shown foot-9, 175-pounder, moved into the top enough confidence to return us for the 10 on the all-time EMU scoring list with a 1982 season. total of I, 115 points through the first 15 "I wouldn't have accepted this games of '8 1-82 and now ranks ninth in position if I didn't think that we scoring, just ahead of former All­ could win, if I didn't know the American and now NBA star George players wanted us back and if I Gervin who scored 1,044 points for EMU. didn't feel the university was clearly But the Hurons are certainly not a one­ behind our program," Stock added. "I man team. Zatkoff joins starters Jack know this move is not going to be Brusewitz, Anthony White and Marlow popular with some people. I just hope McClain as three-year starters and the the people that are dissatisfied don't - seasoned veterans have been the reason leave but that they stay in our corner for the quick start. for another year because we need that The immediate goal of the '81-82 support. I hope they rally with the Hurons is to qualify for the MAC post­ institution and with what we are Intramural Building on Schedule season tournament and make it to the trying to accomplish." Construction of Eastern Michigan's new racquetball/ handball courts, four final Final Four in the league Recreational/Intramural building is on basketball courts, two multipurpose championships at Crisler Arena in Ann schedule and should be operational for gumnasiums, a weight room, a sauna and Arbor March 5-6. the 1982 Fall Semester. slimnastics room, and a 50-meter pool. The $18,146,000 facility encompasses Students have been involved in 172,000 square feet and will provide planning the facility from the very Lloyd Olds '16 Created Referee Shirt students with the best in modern beginning and a commlltee with a Editor's Note: The. fo llowing is the first time I received plenty of boos recreational facilities for year-round majority of students will manage and reprinted from the magazine Referee, a from the crowd," Olds remembered. But, weekday and weekend use. Among the schedule the building to ensure student publication fo r sports of ficials. It concerns there was a specific reason he was looking features of the new facility are 15 needs are met. Lloyd Olds, a 1916 graduate of Eastern for an alternative to white shirts. and originator of the striped referee shirt. "Back around 1920 I was refereeing the Michigan Sta(e-Arizona football game Soccer Team Places Four "I got my idea of the striped shirt from at East Lansing. The Arizona players were an English soccer team that played an all dressed in white, something we never on All-Michigan Teams exhibition game in October of I920 on the saw in Michigan due to the usual bad fall Eastern's men's soccer team may Goic, junior Bjorn Saljemar, and playing fields in Detroit," recalled Dr. weather. I was dressed in white too." not have enjoyed its best season to sophomore Brian Borde. Saljemar, a Lloyd Olds, who for 65 years officiated What transpired becomes amusing in date, finishing the 198 1 season with a native of Dusseldorf, Germany, led sports including football, basketball and retrospect, but was not especially funny 5-9-1 record, but the Hurons still the Hurons in scoring during the track. that brisk fall afternoon. placed one man on the first and 1981 season collecting seven goals and "Of course, in those days officials "It was a close, tough game and I was three men on the second All-Michigan two assists. Senior Forward Pablo dressed in white, which was particularly keeping my eye on the backs to prevent teams, as chosen by the state of Goic, from Coleg10, San Juan, was confusing. especially in basketball." rough play. We were on the Michigan Michigan National Soccer Coaches right behind his Huron teammate Olds, a former doctor of public health State three yardline when the Arizona Association of America. scoring five goals and two assists. who emerged from World War I with the quarterback accidentally put the ball in Collecting first team honors for the Rounding out the Huron trio is Ann rank of Commander and won the navy's my tummy," Dr. Olds continued with Hurons were sophomore Back Taiwo Arbor sophomore Brian Borde. Borde, Meritorious Service A ward, told Referee amusement. "Of course I dropped it and, Layeni (Federal Government College, who attended Ann Arbor Huron the first time he used the vertically-striped thank goodness, he recovered same." Nigeria). From his defensive position H.S., is a two-year letter winner and - shirt was in Detroit at the 1921 Michigan The incident was the catalyst for Layeni scored one goal and had one is in charge of the goal tending. State High School Basketball evolving the striped shirt. He took his assist. Eastern Michigan, Michigan State, Championships, which he worked for 12 idea to George Moe, a friend who owned Three other Hurons were honored and Spring Arbor are the only consecutive years. "When I appeared on a sport shop. Subsequently a prototype by being selected to the second All­ schools to place four members on the the basketball court in the striped shirt for was manufactured and the rest is history. Michigan team. They are seniClr Pablo two All-Michigan teams. ,.

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Gift of Stock Will Assist College of Technology

A gift of nearly 850 shares of stock If you would like additional valued at approxjmately $45,000, was information concerning Eastern recently contributed to Eastern Michigan. Michigan's Planned Giving Program, The donor, who wishes to remain please return the coupon below. anonymous, asked that the gift be used by the College of Technology. To: J.H. Fogel According to Dr. Alvin Rudisill, Dean Development Office of the College, a decision has not yet been Eastern Michigan University made as to the particular use, or uses, of Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 the gift. Rudisill explained that a probable use of the gift will be to provide student r------1 scholarship support. D Yes, l would like information l'n expressing his appreciation for the about Estate Planning. gift, Rudisill stated that he was most NAME grateful for not only the direct impact the gift will have on the College, but it also serves as a vote of confidence in our ADDRESS programs and the needs they are meeting. Beardslee Scholarship Established The College of Technology, EMU's newest college, was established in 1980. 1n CITY A scholarship for freshmen students the regular academic year at Eastern. its short existence the college and its who are residents of Independence The first award is expected to be programs have proven to be very popular STATE _____ ZIP Township, Michigan, and graduated from awarded in May, 1983. Depending upon with students and many businesses and Clarkston High School was recently the annual earnings generated from the corporations. . established by Anson G. and Marian fund, the scholarship is expected to range The creation of this unique college has Raymond. The Grant Ebenezar Tuttle from $1,000 to a maximum of twice the PHONE ______been seen as an important step in helping (Home) (Business) Beardslee Scholarship was established in annual tuition at EMU. As the fund area businesses meet their growing need memory of Mrs. Raymond's father. Mrs. increases and the earnings therefrom for employees who are trained, and have AGE Raymond is a 1935 graduate, and Mr. increase, more than one scholarship may received "hands-on" experience with many Raymond was named, by the Alumni be awarded. of today's newest technological COMMENTS Association, as an honorary alumnus The Grant E.T. Beardslee Scholarship is equipment. during October's homecoming program. to be one of the scholarships to be The State Legislature has seen this as Mr. and Mrs. Raymond currently reside granted under a Marian Beardslee such a needed program, that they in their in Dunedin, Florida. Raymond scholarship program. most recent budget allocation awarded the The endowed scholarship was initiated Mrs. Raymond entered Eastern college $525,000 for the development of when the Raymond's presented a check Michigan University (Michigan State its programs and facilities. for $2,500 to Eastern Michigan. Included Normal College) in I93 1 and obtained her with the check was a matching gift form Bachelor of Science degree in Education from the Exxon Corporation, which in 1935. She was a teacher in Royal Oak matched the gift on a three to one basis. and Dearborn. She obtained her Master's 1982 Phonathon To Feature When receiving the gift on behalf of the degree in Educational Administration in University, Greg Kcroch, director of 1938 from the University of Michigan. Alumni Callers I development, stated that the generosity of While attending Eastern Michigan, she Mr. and Mrs.- Raymond will significantly was active in student affairs, was elected assist many students in the years ahead. after her freshman year to the Stoics, an "In this age of sky rocketing educational honorary society, and was president of the costs and declining amounts of other Women's League in her senior year. She types of financial aid, scholarship support met her husband, Anson G. Raymond, provided by loyal and interested alumni, while attending the Graduate School at such as the Raymonds, is critical. 1 the University of Michigan and they were honestly believe, that were it not for such married in September, 1940. Mr. ·I Jii, people many students who are now at Raymond did his undergraduate and Eastern Michigan would not be here graduate work in Engineering at the because they could not afford to attend University of Michiga:1, his graduate college or continue their education. The studies in finance and management at University and the students who will New York University in New York City, benefit from this scholarship are most and obtained his Doctor of Law degree grateful." from Fordham University in New York Though the final details of the City. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond are members scholarship are still being developed, of the Presidents Club at the University of present plans do require prospective Michigan. scholarship recipients to have at least five Mr. Raymond, originally from Owosso, years residence in Independence Michigan, was employed as a Chemical Township, and a minimum of two years Engineer by the Atlantic Refining attendance at a public high school in the Company in Philadelphia prior to World Township. Additionally, preference will be War 11, was a Captain in the war, and given to applicants who reside in the went with Exxon Corporation, formerly For the first time in its five-year history organizauons are invited to compete Township's Sashabow Plains Area. Standard Oil Co. (N.J.) after the war. He students and alumni will serve as callers in against each other to see which The only academic requirements for the retired as assistant tax counsel from the annual Phonathon this spring. organization can raise the largest number award is that the applicants be accepted Exxon Corporation in New York City in Twenty-four alumni will gather in of pledges. Trophies and other prizes are for admission as a freshman studt:nt to December, 1976. He is a member of the McKenny Union's phonathon room on awarded. "Students enjoy working on the New York Bar. March 8 to kick off the Phonathon. Phonathon and their contact with alumni. Alumni are currently involved in planning This will help make them more active the Phonathon and are organizing to alumni when they graduate," commented recruit callers. Margaret Bell, '52, is the Ms. Poleski. Annual Giving Coordinator Appointed Phonathon Chair and is working with The Phonathon is the cornerstone of evening captains for each of the nine the E. M. U. Annual Fund. Last year the Robert L. Fricker, director of public House at Boston University. He has had nights of alumni calling. Phonathon resulted in 4,033 alumni relations at Andover Newton Theological extensive experience in public relations, "Even though using alumni as callers is pledges for a record total of $73,484. The School in Newton Centre, Mass., has been development, publications and alumni new at EMU, they are the backbone of goal of this year's Phonathon is to raise appointed coordinator of annual giving in affairs. Phonathons at many Universities," $80,000 from at least 4,500 alumni. Eastern's Development Office. Fricker is 28. according to Robert Fricker, Coordinator "Before we can receive support from Born in Stamford, Conn., Fricker At EMU Fricker will assist in planning, of Annual Giving. "The Phonathon corporations and foundations, we must earned his bachelor's degree in theological preparing and implementing the combines the pleasure of talking with demonstrate that our alumni are studies from Boston University School of University's development program. fellow alumni and classmates with raising committed to EMU and are willing to Theology. He has completed additional Specifically, he will plan annual programs alumni support for the University." support it," said Fricker. graduate studies at the University of for soliciting alumni, friends, parents, The Student Foundation is responsible Each evening will begin with a training Virginia and Wesley Theological faculty, staff and corporations and assist in for planning the student involvement in session to help the callers feel more Seminary. establishing a thorough gift record system. the Phonathon. Dawn Poleski, a junior comfortable and be more effective. Prior to his EMU appointment, Fricker Fricker's primary responsibility will be in majoring in Occupational Therapy, is Alumni who might be interested in served as public relations director for the administering EM U's annual student­ heading up this year's efforts. She is participating as a caller during the - Andover Newton Theological School and alumni Phonathon. working with a number of committees to Phonathon are encouraged to contact the as a director at the School for the Arts His appointment was effective Sept. 29. involve the student organizations on Development Office at 487-0252 for more campus in the Phonathon. Student information. 8

Gifts of California and Arizona Alumni Meet Property Made During the month of December, many of Eastern Michigan's California and Eastern Michigan has recently received Arizona alumni took time out of their two gifts of property from a University busy schedules to meet with one another alumnus and three friends. and receive a report on the state of the Mrs. June P. Carleton (Perryman), a University. 1940 graduate, contributed a parcel of In a trip that was scheduled to coincide property in the Ypsilanti Area. Mrs. with the Mid-America Conference Carleton, who is now living in Florida, California Bowl in Fresno, John contributed the property in memory of Fountain, acting vice president of her mother, Lila Perryman, a long-time University Relations, and Greg Koroch, Ypsilanti area resident who died in 1969. director of development, made stops in Mrs. Carleton, left the disposition of Sun City, Arizona; Los Angeles, San use of the property to the discretion of Diego, and San Francisco. According to Eastern Michigan. Fountain, the response at each of the receptions was very enthusiastic. "It had An additional gift of property, adjacent been five years since anyone from EMU to campus, has been contributed by Mr. had made it out to the West Coast," said and Mrs. Cruse Moss, Mrs. E. Hannah Fountain. "Consequently many of the Putsch, and Mr. William C. Martin. The alumni in attendance were eager to hear property has long been on a University about the University, since many had not list of desired acquisitions. been back in some years. We were According to John Fogel, Director of grateful for such a warm response, and Planned Giving, tangible gifts of property look forward to returning." such as these can be extremely beneficial Fountain also extended his thanks to to the University. The use or sale of each of the chairpeople who helped plan property can enhance EMU programs, or each reception. They were: Mr. and Mrs. provide additional space for expansion of Theodore Webb, Los Angeles; Mr. and programs, parking or facilities. Mrs. David Prakken, San Diego; Mr. Co-chairmen Ken Hawk, lefr, and Jack Jyleen, righr, helped plan rhe Arizona receprion. [( Robert Evans, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hawk, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jyleen, Arizona. Eastern Supported by Student Foundation

Eastern Michigan University has recently initiated a search for a Editor's Note: Thefo llowing is "Right now, we are trying to get Foundation, looks beyond that. "I think if reprinred wth the permission of The graduating seniors to donate money for a Director of Alumni Relations. Given I can do something to help another the importance to you and the £astern Echo. class gift ...a gift maybe the student and the University, that's what's administration would not purchase, but University of this position, we are important." informing you of this opening and If you think the Student Foundation is the students would like to have," said "It's really good to be involved in fund­ just another student organization, you're Gardner of the challenge. reproducing the advertisement that has raising to help the University, especially run in other publications. wrong. "I would like to see the senior challenge now with the budget cuts. People are This group of students is highly become an important program ... to complaining, they ought to do something We urge all qualified candidates to organized and dedicated to the cause of identify leadership, to find out what to help out," stressed Gardner. apply. promoting Eastern, as well as helping interests them, and to find out what they "Anyone who wants to set up the Director of Alumni Relations present and future students get more out would like to give to the University," said University as the bad guy (isn't) going to of University life. Koroch. be involved in the Student Foundation, Eastern Michigan University, a state "I wanted to be involved in something, The Student Foundation has strong ties supported institution with approximately but those who want to help things grow 19,000 students, located 30 miles west of but I didn't know what. When I saw the with the development and alumni offices. (at EMU) and to have input will become Detroit, is seeking a Director of Alumni proposal (for Student Foundation), I was One of their functions is to secure active with the Foundation," speculated Relations to manage the personnel, financial really impressed," said Kendra Gardner, donations from alumni. Fricker. and operational activities of the Alumni Student Foundation president. "The budget cuts make it more vital for Gardner said she believes that the Relations Office. Requires a bachelor's The Student Foundation was alumni to participate; their donations are Student Foundation can really become an degree or an equivalent combination of established at Eastern's campus during the no longer the icing on the cake, integral part of the University. "If people education and experience, some knowledge winter of 1981 and the person responsible (donations are) essential," emphasized know what we are, I think if they did of university operations and programs, and for it is Greg Koroch, Director of Bob Fricker, Coordinator of Annual two to four years experience in alumni they'd join us," she explained. relations or related work. Salary range: Development and a member of the Giving and adviser for the Student Berk put it this way: "People use to say S23,68 I-S33,532, plus liberal fringe benefits. Foundation's advisory board. Foundation. 'What's that, what's that' ( of Student Conpleted applications are requested by Koroch said of the group, "It has Koroch also stressed the importance of Foundation) but that's turning to 'I've Feb. 26, 1982; however the search shall potential if they (the students) believe in students becoming active alumni saying, heard of that.' I'm really proud that it's remain open until the position is filled. it, but it depends on them." "There are many students receiving turned into something substantial. I think scholarships from alumni donations ... A standard application may be obtained The Foundation has several branches we'll make our mark at the University." from and must be returned to: with varied responsibilities. Primarily, some of the equipment used in classes they are: concentrating on developing wouldn't be there if it wasn't for Eastern Michigan University community relations, maintaining contact donations from alumni ...many students Personnel Office don't realize that. It's too bad." 112 Welch Hall with alumni through such programs as the Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 - Some students may feel bitter about Alumni Career Series and the Phonathon, (313) 487-3430 and getting EMU seniors to become active recent budgetary restrictions and reduced alumni through an effort called the Senior student financial aid but Gayle Berk, one Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Challenge. of the vice presidents of the Student Employer and Educational Institution 9

Track Program Receives Major Gift Planned Giving Program Initiated

Eastern Michigan's Track Program has, Upon being made aware of the Jyleen At their August meeting, the Board of of the program. Fogel said, "that while we fo r the third year in a row, been the gift, Track Coach Bob Parks, talked of the Regents and the University took action to do not offer legal advice, it is our fund and activate a Planned Giving recipient of a $ 0,000 gift from Jack importance of Mr. Jyleen's support, and intention to provide information which I operation within the Development Office. Jyleen '32. The gift will be added to the how it is helping the Track Program to will enable people to plan their estate to "Jack Jyleen Track Fund". The purpose maintain its winning tradition. "We are The Board formally appointed John H. obtain maximum use of their assets and of this endowed fund is to help pay proud that track at EMU is so well Fogel as Planned Giving Officer for the investments." University. Working within the According to authorities in the field Development area, and in cooperation including syndicated Columnist Sylvia with the Alumni Relations Office, Fogel Porter and others, the recent and massive will be responsible for the development changes included in the Tax Act of 1981 and implementation of a broad, are a prime example of the need to "stay comprehensive Planned Giving Program. current" in estate plans. Greg Koroch, Director of Development, said: "The University views Planned "Recheck your will at once. Even if Giving as vital to its future stability and you are in a middle-income bracket recognizes the necessity of building a large endowment and scholarship base to Sylvia Porter - August 26, 1981 withstand the ever-increasing fluctuations of state and federal funding. Indeed, the . to get the maximum advantage trends are in that direction for all out of these changes, wills and estate charitable and educational institutions." planning must be reviewed and the Planned Giving is service-oriented and sooner the better." designed to provide assistance to EMU Research Institute Recommendations alumni, faculty and friends in areas of Research Institute of America - vital concern to everyone. "Estate August 21, 1981 Planning" considers the accumulation, conservation and transfer of material tuition differential charges for out-of-state respected, and so many people have seen assets at death in a manner designed to Fogel added that, "Most people go student-athletes, and to provide a stipend fit to support our program", said Parks. maximize the benefits to the donor, his through this process no more than once for one or more graduate or This support, combined with Mr. Jyleen's family or heirs and institutions or or twice in a lifetime and they need undergraduate assistants for the varsity outstanding gifts will do a great deal in organizations he believes in and supports. information and assistance to be able to men's track program. providing the necessary tools in effect to The University expects to offer all the make the "one best" decision for them. In recognition of Mr. Jyleen's continue keeping EMU track successful." various trust and annuity devices used in Through articles like this and other continuing and outstanding support of the Jyleen is a former partner in Industrial estate planning and the internal publications, we hope to provide that help Track Program, the Track Alumni Club Metal Products in Lansing, and former procedures to receive, administer, invest to our friends and, by working with their recently named him as a winner of "Track owner of Jyleen Machinery Sales. He and the gifts fod prepare tax reports for the legal and other advisers, carry out their Alumni Club Distinguished Service his wife, Clara, currently reside in donors. decisions to the greater benefit of Award." The presentation was made at Arizona. Individual counseling and assistance to themselves, their family and their Homecoming ceremonies. prospective donors will be a cornerstone University." Annual Fund Offers Challenge, Opportunity

The award received by Eastern The problems in higher education have alumni to significantly help their alma and helpful to EMU. Michigan University last July for been compounded by the declining mater. I. The Alumni Board and other increased alumni support was a fitting number of high school seniors available to Fortunately, alumni are recognizing the alumni volunteers are playing an conclusion to the first phase in EM U's go on to College. This has meant EMU University needs their support. In 1981, increasing role in creating new Annual Giving program. Established in must work increasingly hard to maintain 6,625 alumni and friends contributed alumni and development programs. 1975, the Annual Giving program has the current level of students, let alone $660,000 to EMU. These funds are being 2. The 1982 Phonathon will begin with helped EMU maintain its margin of attract additional students to compensate used for a variety of purposes, ranging nine nights of alumni calling. excellence by providing extra money for for the reduction in state assistance. from scholarship aid to purchasing new Previously only students were scholarships and needed equipment. In Though the University is drastically equipment. involved in phoning. 1975, the number of high school students cutting its budget, current students are During these most difficult times, we 3. Improved office equipment will headed for college was just beginning to facing regular increases in tuition as the hope that many alumni will help Eastern permit the Development Office to decline and in retrospect, the national and University is forced to rely on tuition Michigan meet the challenge because they work with more of its alumni on a state economy were in a better condition revenues to cover a larger and larger are grateful for the education they personal basis. than now. portion of its budget. This is quite a received as a student, and they want to 4. The Colleges are beginning to get Today, the economy in Michigan is change; until recently, tuition revenues see EMU remain one of the fine involved in alumni affairs, and suffering through its worst period in provided only a small portion of the universities in Michigan. development. This is an area with decades. This has reduced the amount of University's budget. The Annual Fund is one of the most great promise-more details about assistance the University receives from the The challenge is clear, EMU must important ways alumni can help the this will appear in the next issue of State. Like its sister institutions in attract increasing amounts of private University meet the challenges it faces. Eastern. Michigan, EMU has taken a number of support if it is to continue offering its Due to the need for increased alumni The challenges facing the University are steps to reduce its budget while quality education at a reasonable· price. support, the Annual Fund is changing so real. At the same time, the opportunity maintaining the quality of its educational This challenge includes the opportunity for that it can become even more effective, for alumni to make a meaningful impact program. on their alma mater has never been greater.

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Judy Goodman, '62, Alumni Association President, presents the Distinguished Alumnus A ward 10 Enj oying the conviviality of the Friday evening alumni homecoming dinner are, left to right, Edward Dr. Donald M. Currie, '47, fo rmer Executive Director of the Michigan Association of School Meade, '54, Jeannine Meade, Ralph Gilden, and Renee and Duane Bondy, '51. Duane and Renee Administrators. have served as East coast hosts fo r alumni activities.

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Physical Education Complex Named After Alumnus

Gertrude M. Eppler '31, a faculty level before entering college. She received member of Bowling Green State a bachelor's degree from Michigan University for 28 years, was honored by State Normal College (now EMU) and a that university recently with the master's degree from the University of dedication of the Gertrude M. Eppler Michigan. Physical Education complex. Before joining the faculty at Bowling The new, multi-purpose activity Green in 1941, Eppler taught physical structure was built on the site of the education in Michigan public schools and former university natatorium. The I 52-by- supervised physical education programs 70 foot activity area joins the renovated for Rackham School on the EMU north and south gymnasiums, campus. transforming all three structures into one She served as chair of the Women's large complex. Division of the Health and Physical

Three Alumni Tours Planned to Bermuda, Hawaii, Europe The Alumni Office is sponsoring three -international market place, travel excursions this spring including a -circle island tour, Bermuda cruise, a trip to Hawaii and a -famous Kodak hula show, tour of Europe. -pre-registered rooms, Travelers to Bermuda will sail on the -advance seat reservations SS Veendam sailing from New York on -all taxes and services, April 10, 1982, to Hamilton, Bermuda. -guaranteed departure. The ship will remain in Hamilton for Cost per person for the Hawaiian tour three and a half days. While in port, the is $739, based on double occupancy. A Veendam will act as the hotel. deposit of $100 is required. The cruise price includes: The European tour departs from -all meals while on board, Detroit July 19, 1982, for a seven country, -entertainment, fifteen day tour of Western Europe, -various daily activities, including England, France, Switzerland, Gertrude Eppler is surrounded by EMU fr iends at the dedication of the Gertrude Eppler Physical -airport transfers in New York, Italy, Austria, Germany and Holland. Education complex at Bowling Green State University. -captain's cocktail reception and farewell The cost is $725 per person plus airfare dinner, based on double occupancy. The $1.2 million project was begun two Education Department at Bowling Green -special alumni reception, The European tour includes: years ago. from its inception in 1943 until her -complimentary bottle of champagne in -touring by first class air-conditioned Eppler was largely responsible for the retirement in 1969. During that time, the each stateroom, motorcoach and cross-channel hovercraft phenomenal growth and development of department grew from a staff of three to a Personal items such as laundry services, -superior tourist hotels for 13 nights, all programs that are now encompassed total of 20 full-time instructors and 300 gambling expenses, alcoholic beverages rooms with private bath or shower within the School of Health, Physical women majors. and airfare to New York are not -20 meals, 13 continental breakfasts, seven Education and Recreation at Bowling Eppler is a past president of the Ohio included. Optional share excursions are dinners Green. Her career as a physical educator Association for Health, Physical available for purchase on board. -guided half-day sightseeing, admissions spans a period of nearly SO years, the last Education and Recreation and of the The price for the Bermuda Cruise is fees included 28 of which were at Bowling Green. women's physical education section of the $1195 with a deposit of $300 per person -free beers at London pubs A native of Chelsea, Michigan, Eppler Ohio College Association. required. -30 percent on a Bateau Moche cruise, 10 graduated from high school at the age of She now resides in Sun City, Arizona, percent reduction on the Casino de Paris 16 and taught sports at the high school and was on hand for the dedication The Hawaii tour departs Wednesday, -free drink at Roman nightclubs ceremonies. October 6, 1982, from Detroit. -professional services of a tour manager The tour includes: throughout Awards Nominations Welcomed -traditional flower lei greeting, -transportation between airports and -special aloha welcome briefing, hotels in Europe -Hawaiian escort, -baggage handling, taxes and tips The Alumni A wards Committee college education has functioned in his -city tour of old and new Honolulu, -complete vacation kit and a spacious invites you to nominate successful or her life as shown by activities. travel bag. alumni you feel are deserving of the 3) Young Alumnus Award - following categories of honors: graduates of less than ten years to be FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: I) Distinguished Alumnus Award - based on an honor bestowed upon the STEPS TO JOIN A TOUR must be graduates of 25 years or more recipient, or any evidence that the For Bermuda and and shall have distinguished themselves college education has functioned in his Step 1 -Fill out application form and mail For Hawaii trip: European trips: and Eastern in service to mankind and together with deposit. or her life as shown by activities. Your Man Tours Travel Bureau of demonstrated continuing interest in the Indicate individual names and Step 2 -By return mail you will receive 24820 Michigan Ave. Ypsilanti confirmation of your reservations. University. reasons for your nominations. Please Dearborn, Ml 48124 211 Ferris 2) Alumni Honors Award - forward your nominations to the Office Step 3 -Final billing will be sent approxi 1-800-482-1560 Ypsilanti, Ml 48197 graduates of ten years or more. The for Alumni Relations, where they will mately 6 weeks prior to departure. (313) 484-0430 OR award is based on outstanding loyalty be kept on file for annual committee MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO to the college and evidence that the review. "YOUR MAN TOURS" Office for Alumni Relations EMU r ------. Ypsilanti, Ml 48197 I Alumni candidates for these awards will be selected by the Board of Directors this (313) 487-0250 I summer and will be honored Homecoming Weekend, October 16, 1982. I I (Please Note: All deposits must be accompanied by this tour application form.) I Alumni A ward Nomination I 1 would like to nominate ______for the I FIRS'I MIDDLE L/\S'f r------I ______award. TOUR APPLICATION FORM ,I I ______I I Attached is a letter of support for their nomination. I/We hereby request to be registered as D Bermuda I I members of the following tour: D Hawaii I I Date ______Signature ______Group Sponsor: EMU Alumni Assoc. D Europe I I I I Mr. ------1 Mrs. Miss ______Street ______City ______State & Zip ______Phone ______I I I Roommate's Name I I!------�( ) SMOKING ( ) NON-SMOKING Alumni Directory Helps Locate Four Receive College Alumni Awards The following four individuals entered the Master's Degree Program 'Lost' Friends received 1981 Outstanding Alumni in Nursing at the University of Awards in the College of Human Michigan in 1978. While a graduate Where are your classmates? What are Directory is available exclusively to Services. student, she was elected to Sigma they doing? What's happening now at alumni and University officials and will Theta Tau, national nursing honorary Eastern? not be made available for sale to others at Granaderos, R. D. society. The Eastern Michigan University any price. The information it contains is Christine Home Economics Major - 1980 Alumni Directory is a handsome volume solely for the use of those listed within, Frances Herrick Swailes, M.A., OTR you can display with pride in your home for communications of a personal nature. Granaderos graduated with a Occupational Therapy or office. It also serves as a complete, up­ Locate any EMU alumnus quickly and dietetics major in the home economics to-date reference work enabling you to easily. The entire directory is conveniently curriculum. While a student, she was Swailes is the first graduate of the locate ''lost" friends and classmates alphabetized by name, and maiden name most active in Eastern's Student Occupational Therapy Program to be anywhere in the world. for married alumnae. There will also be Section of the American Home honored during alumni activities. She The directory contains a complete separate sections listing alumni by class Economics Association and the headed EM U's Occupational Therapy section in interesting information on the year and geographic location. foods/ nutrition subject matter section; Program for 25 years, sustaining a University itself ... its schools, campus Act now to reserve your copy of the a junior member of the American dedicated interest in students and fa cilities, awards and a fine selection of Eastern Michigan University Alumni Dietetic Association; one of the graduates and in the handicapped and recent photographs. Directory. founders of the Home Economics disabled people they served. She 1s The Eastern Michigan AluIT'ni Alumni Association. professor emeritus at Eastern. Upon graduation, she received the Home Economics Department's Diane Blumson Outstanding Student Award. Presently, Social Work - 1972 Granaderos is a registered dietician, Blumson earned a MSW from the employed at the Detroit Metropolitan University of Michigan in 1976 and Alumni Directory Hospital, and is a member of the has been employed at Ozone House Advisory Committee for the dietetic in Ann Arbor. She has performed major in the home economics various professional roles at Catholic curriculum at Eastern. Social Services of Washtenaw County Order Form since 1973. Currently, she· serves as Kathleen Hawley, Assistant Professor the counseling services supervisor for Nursing Education - 1976 Catholic Social Services and has a Hawley is a graduate of EM U's private practice in family counseling. generic nursing program. She From 1976-1978, Blumson was a graduated with honors and achieved half-time faculty member in EM U's the highest score in the state of Social Work Program and developed Michigan on the 1977 State Board two courses, "Social Work, Sex and Test Pool Examination for nurse the Family" and "Social Work, Law licensure in the area of maternity and the Family," which are regular nursing. In 1976-1978 she developed components of the curriculum. She and implemented discharge classes for has served as a field placement postpartum mothers at the University instructor and periodically teaches on of Michigan Medical Center. She was a part-time basis. promoted to head nurse in 1977 and ************************* Mark Your Calendar

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D I've enclosed a check in the amount of ______Budget considerations have limited functions. (payable to EMU Alumni Association) participation by EMU staff in College Alumni and parents are needed for next Day/ Night programs sponsored by year's college nights. Anyone interested in Signa1ure ______Da1c ____ Michigan high schools. participating should contact the Office for Alumni and parents of currently ) Alumni Relations. NAME (please print ______enrolled students have been particularly The following is a list of this year's helpful in representing Eastern at these participating alumni parents and alumni. ADDRESS______PHONE______

CITY ______STATE ______ZIP _____ Location Representative Title SHIP TO (Name} ______Oscoda High School Jerri Lynne Richardson Alumna CITY______STATE ______ZIP ______Kirtland Community College Ralph Gilden Alumnus Mail to: EMU Alumni Directory Petoskey High School Bonnie Willings Alumna Office for Alumni Relations Remus-Chippewa Hills High School Lois & John Heitkamp Alumni 202 McKenny Hall Gogebic Community College Brian Ciesielczyk Alumnus Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 Houghton High School Patricia Robertson Alumna Portland High School Elvin Betts Alumnus Iron Mountain High School Robert & Olive Hinkley Parents Chemistry Alumni Banquet Planned Menominee High School James & Germain Vincent Parents Bay de Noc Community College Robert & Kathy Miller Alumni Marquette High School The Department of Chemistry Chemical Society. Bernard Treado Alumnus Alumni and Awards Banquet is For further information and to Ludington High School Donna Collins Alumna scheduled for the evening of Friday, make reservations, contact Dr. 0. Manistee High School John Carter Alumnus April 16, 1982. Bertrand Ramsay, acting head of the Traverse City High School Mary Jane Drilling Parent Featured speaker is Dr. Robert W. department, (313) 487-0 I 06. Alpena High School Joyce McCoy Alumna Parry, president of the American 12

Alumnus Taught for 39 Years Numerous Activities Highlighted Carol J. Stewart '28, MA '59 recently Homecoming visited campus. Stewart earned a life certificate in I 928 and a master's degree in administration and supervision from EMU. She is a native of Michigan who moved to California two years ago. Currently, she resides in Highland, Calif., with her husband Maurice. Stewart taught in the Ypsilanti Public Schools for 39 years. Also she was a music director at East Junior High School for 13 years. She began her teaching career in Imlay City, Mich. She is a member of the Women's City Club, Alpha Delta Kappa, AAUW, Business and Professional Club and the Michigan and California retired teachers organizations. Carol J. Stewart Members of the 1931 fo otball team honored at Homecoming were from left to right, Jack Jyleen, Dean Volunteers Needed for Alumni Outreach Rockwell, Charles Miller, Gerald Greenlick, Louis Batterson. Ollie Saunders, and Ken Hawk, Captain Program One of the top priorities of the Alumni report that they came to Eastern because Office is the Student Identification and of the positive contact they received from Recognition of Excellence Award an alum. (SIREA) program. The objectives of the We are at mid year at Eastern and SIR EA program are to actively involve recruiting efforts for the 1982 fall semester alumni in the identification of talented are well under way. What can you do to students who would benefit from the help? As an alumnus or alumna, we invite Eastern experience and to increase the you to become active in our Alumni number of students who are admitted and Outreach program. There are many levels actually enroll at Eastern. of involvement and any assistance that Alumni volunteers and liaisons in the you can provide would be welcomed. All SIREA program have been innuential in you need to do is clip, fill out and return increasing new student enrollment and the Alumni Outreach form below. We will insuring that the quality of our student be in touch with you as soon as we body remains high. Students frequently receive your enrollment form. Honored at Homecoming half-time ceremonies were members of the 1956 fo otball team and their coach, Fred Trosko. From left to right they are: Richard Da�1•, Tom McCormick. Coach Tr osko, EASTERN ALUMNI OUTREACH PROGRAM Herman Carroll, George Th ompson, Jim Allen. and Th omas Sibert. Volunteers needed to assist complete attached form and A Homecoming parade, a concert by campus. Also that night, a "Golden Ball" with the Alumni Outreach return to: the Count Basie Orchestra, a dance was held in the Ballroom of McKenny program. Experience not concert by Chinese students from Taiwan, required but applicant must Union with music provided by the New Alumni Office a football game and an International folk McKinney Cotton Pickers. · have a little time, a little skill Eastern Michigan University festival highlighted Homecoming 1981 at and a big heart. Please The Homecoming football game Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 Eastern. featured the Hurons and the Rockets of The I93 1, 1951 and 1956 classes were the University of Toledo. ------r ( Please_ Print)- 1 honored during Homecoming festivities. Capping Homecoming Day activities On Friday before Homecoming, the was a concert by the legendary jazz great Name Year of Grad. Youth Goodwill Mission of the Republic Count Basie and his orchestra. of China on Taiwan presented a cultural Next year's Homecoming will be on Address show of Chinese dances and folk songs on Oct. 16, 1982.

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Grad Is Author of Running History John Cumming '40 is the author of a book which may be destined for the best­ seller lists. The book, Runners & Walkers. A Nine1eenth Century Sp orts Chronicle, has just been released by Regnery Gateway, Inc., Chicago publishers. With a reported 25 million running enthusiasts at large in the United States, Cumming is willing to settle for sales to half of them. Presently director of the Clarke John F. Burg. left , talks with library director Morell D. Boone. Historical Library at Central Michigan University, Cumming has been a sports John F. Burg '38, MA '63 recently In the fall of that same year, Burg enthusiast all of his life. He received a donated a two-volume collection or'the began a 19-year teaching career in varsity letter in cross country while a Michigan State Normal College (Normal) Pinckney. student at Eastern. It was awarded to News. The collection begins with the Eventually he returned to EMU earning him, by his own admission, "more for my September, 1934 issues of the Normal a master's degree in industrial education enthusiasm than talent." News and ends with the June, 1938 issues. in 1963. He went on to study traffic safety His book starts with accounts of the Burg began his academic career at at MSU and joined the Oakland County first attempts at organized competition in John Cumming MSNC by commuting from Saline for the Intermediate School District in 1966 as a running and walking in the early years of same time it abounds with anecdotes and first year and a half. After that, he took consultant in school bus driver education. the 19th century. amusing tales. Copies of rare prints and up residence in a rooming house and lived Retiring in 1978, he now resides with Cumming's book covers the whole 19th engravings from the period are used as there until graduating with a physical his wife on their farm near Hell, century. It is a well-written history. At the illustrations in the book. education major. Michigan. 13

Survey of Alumni Conducted As part of the University's Self-Study practical assistance in fields such as Report submitted to the North Central business, education, health, government, Association of Colleges and Schools for the arts and the sciences. evaluation for continued accreditation; a Alumni generally rate both the quality survey of alumni was conducted. and usefulness of major field experiences Five thousand alumni, randomly and basic or cognate studies quite selected from a computer file of -favorably. Education and student teaching approximately 55,000, were sent survey experiences are also rated well. It is also forms. We received 823 useable responses significant to note the strong positive for a return rate of I 6.5 percent. rating given to extra-curricular activities. In general, alumni believe that the The library collection and services are University gives substantial emphasis to rated well, with less than six percent development of basic skills (creative assigning a critical rating. thought, fluent communication and There was a somewhat critical rating critical analysis), but they feel even more given to academic advising. More recent stress is appropriate. While alumni seem graduates were slightly more critical than to support a continued tradition of earlier graduates. These data have been teacher preparation as part of the referred to the associate vice-president for University's mission, more recent academic affairs, who is taking a graduates evince less concern for this than leadership role in strengthening advising Dale Coller, a 1962 EMU graduate, is enjoying his role as principal of Stevenson High School in practices at the University. Lil-unia. Dale earned his master'., a/ Eastern in /964 and a doctorate in secmular_r educa1irJ11.fm111 U 1d' M graduates of earlier years. There is strong i11 /975. This i., Dale's 17th year a/ S1e1·e11sun a11d his tenrh as principal, He is preside111 t!( the feeling among alumni that vocationally Generally speaking, the survey seems to U,·onia Alu11111i Chapter. His 11·/fe. Eli:al>eth (Bro •l'II}, obtained hachelur's a11d ma.,·r,•r., degrees .fr om and professionally oriented programs such indicate a high level of appreciation on EMU i11 1961 and /963 respec1i1•elr. as those in the human services and the part of alumni for both the quality technology should continue to expand. and usefulness of their educational "Mr'�� -· There is a strong indication of support experiences here at Eastern. Narrative among alumni for advanced graduate commentary offered by some respondents programs of study in the various colleges. also reflects positively on the University. There are highly supportive attitudes This survey provides another important reflected about non traditional and element of evidence that the University is continuing education programs. There is fulfilling its purposes and pursuing also an indication of hope that the directions which address the needs of the University will continue to expand its population it serves. efforts in providing consultation and Success of Alumni Directory Based on Survey Return Within the last few months every EMU Individual information to be printed in Orio, '68, and Karen, '72, right, al/ended rhe Newberry Alumni Reception. 0110 and Karen have alumnus should have received a special the directory will include name, class year, served as Regional Representatives fo r the EMU Parenr's Association. Their sons Steven and Mark are survey partially completed with address, city, state and zip code. EMU students. 0110 is also the Alumni liaison fo r Alger County. Jennifer Henning, '79, and Ralph Gilden information currently on file at the Additional biographical information will are on rhe left . University. be requested for alumni stories in future Alumni are asked to update the issues of £as1ern, but will not be information and complete additional published in the directory. biographical information. The Alumni Office hopes to provide the The directory will list approximately most accurate directory possible and it is 60,000 alumni in alphabetical order by imperative the surveys be completed and class year and geographical proximity. A returned. Surveys also include a directory maiden name cross index will also be order form. The pre-published price will included. be $ I 2.50 while the published price will be $18.75 per copy.

Judith Goodman, '62, Alu11111i Associatio11 Preside111, poses with Reverend & Mrs. Jeffr ey Bemesde(fer. '8/. Be111esderfer delivered the commencemenr im•ocation and received his Master 1if Arts degree.

Jerry Raymund, '50. and Jim Marlin, '50, confer 11·ilh Paul Te merian (c-emer), 53, who 11·a.1 honored as A lw1111w· Class "A" high school coad1 of the year.

Atrending the Iron River Alumni Reception were Bill, '69, and Grera Gappy. Bill is assistant Olhletic director and basketball coach ar Michigan Technological Universiry ar Houghton.

Performing at the Bust were members of the EMU Marching Band. 14

1932, 1957 Alumni Yvette M. Hamilton '6 9 is employed with the Michigan Secretary of State Missing from Files in Lansing as a departmental analyst. Deborah Heers McKnight The alumni listed below are in A sixth grade teacher for 12 years at our "lost" file and we have no Kenneth Mix Gaylord Middle School, Russell Hyland Moore way of notifying them that their Patrick Soffr edine '69 has been Charlotte Puls Morrow class reunion is taking place promoted to assistant principal of during the next Homecoming. If Dayle Navarre that school. you have current information on Erma Palmiter any of these graduates, please Louise Socha Perry Judith Lucile Cole Williamson '69 is contact the EMU Alumni Office. Kathleen Levandoski Peters a new counselor at Southwestern If you can assist the Alumni Roy Phillips Junior High School in Battle Creek. Office in locating any of these Beatrice Prescott persons, please write to 202 James Robbins McKenny Hall, EMU, Ypsilanti, Florence Buell Rowe MI 48197 or call (3 13) 487-0250. Marian Myers Sanford Joretta Schneider 1970 Linda Schupback Ellen Eckert Anderson '70 recently 1932 Doris Suhr Schutt accepted a position as a career E. Ralph W. Grimes MA '65 has Elmer Chapman Norma Dunbar Snyder Robert Burns '56, formerly placement counselor in the Career been named assistant superinten­ Carrie McMullen Dunbar Rolland Snyder assistant to the president at Placement Center at Northern dent in charge of personnel and John Dye William Sobeski Westinghouse Electric Corporation's Illinois University. secondary education for the Margaret Keast Fortune Lillian Cosey Sust Industry Products Company, has Ypsilanti Public Schools. Mr. E. Gambell Patricia White Thomas been named general manager of the Grimes is the former building Virginia Hughes Kenneth Tunison company's western U.S. apparatus principal at Ypsilanti High Robert Kinney Ruth Cotcher Tyson service division. Mr. Bums became School. Helen Manchester Krezel Robert Van Schoten assistant to the president last June. Audrey Jaynne McCarthy Prior to that assignment, he was Florence Hulett Walker Carvil A. Ku/berg, Jr., '65, 76 has Russell Michaelis located in Puerto Rico for nine Janet Wasserberger been appointed production manager Elsie Michalke years where he held a number of Elsie Bamber Weaver in the life, health and financial Ralph Miller general management and director Janet Werner services department at the Southfield, Catherine Harris Osborn positions with Westinghouse. Mary Williams Whiten Michigan, office of The Travelers Dorcas Adams Paul Joan Johnson Wickham An elementary school in Lapeer Insurance Company. Luanna Leclair Pulk Donald Zimmerman Community Schools has been named Frances Pearson Riley for Elva B. Steward Lynch '58. Mrs. William A. Koury '65 is now western Charles Ritola Lynch is now retired after 40 years of regional sales manager for the Lorraine Marvin Shorney teaching and administration in publisher, H.P. Books. He resides in Dorothy Thompson Solomon Lapeer. Lacanada, CA. Melvin Throop Gary Wolter MA '66 has just been Maxine Houck Wolfe appointed principal of Salina School Helena Wood 1930 Since retiring in 1959, Wendell in the Dearborn Public Schools. Mr. Karina Toure Wood Marvin W. Hastings '31 has authored Farrell Johnson '13 has been active Wolter was previously assistant Daniel R. Bogart 70 has joined the J. Woods a book, Saga of a Movement. which in community services of various principal in that same building. Regional Mental Health Center of came off the press June I, 1981. kinds. At present, he is secretary of Howard Community Hospital, the Agency Conference Group of Kokomo, IN, as director of in-patient 1957 Robert C. Waters '31 retired from Delaware and writes a monthly Jadwaa Ahmad services. He is responsible for General Motors Engineering. column for the Delaware Gazelle. He David Allison supervising the staff and programs of also serves as general chairman of the 33-bed unit, which serves John Anderson Edmund W. Howard '39 has retired the Mental Health Levy Committee, Georgia Annas after 28 years of teaching in Traverse Clinton, Howard and Tipton county promoting passage of two mental residents. Eugene Barker City and 14 years at Grosse Pointe health levies. William Bedell North. During his tenure at Traverse Steven F. Butler '70, 76, '81 was James Beers City High School he also coached Ronald Sesvold ".59 was recently named Modesto Christian School Betty Robinson Bennett tennis and other sports. Mr . Howard appointed State Chairman of the Principal in July, 1980. He and his Irene Berkson was co-captain of the EMU tennis 1982 Michigan Week, which will take wife Karen Buck Butler 70 reside in Irma Bishop team during the 1938-39 season. place May 15-22. Theappointment Modesto, CA. Helen Deline Brazee was made by the Greater Michigan Marie Larson Brooker Foundation in conjunction with Dennis M. Todic 70, '81 is manager Trudy Brown Governor Milliken's office. of industrial engineering services for John Buster Extremely active in state, regional Burroughs Corporation in Donald Butts and local affairs, Sesvold was the Flemington, N.J. Maryanne Cameron 1940 1972 Outstanding Young Alumnus Louis The Office of Management and Norma Johnson Campbell After 10 years, Janet Kelder Award recipient. Bates '41 has retired from teaching Budget has awarded their Losie Pierce Cary Thomas R. Hawker '67 has been Professional Achievement Award to Ethel Isbell Catt music, history, French and substitute teaching in Ovid, MI. appointed assistant vice president, Eugene Conti 71 for exceptional Dorine Mendis Congdon controller for the Detroitbank performance of duties relating to Kayl Craig Mary Jane Porter '41 has retired Corporation, parent company of analysis of federal budget issues. R. Reed Craig after 27 years of teaching. Mrs. Detroit Bank and Trust. He 1960 Capt. Dominic E. Pileri 71, 77 is Barbara Crawford Porter's husband, Lynn, has also C. joined the corporation in 1967. Martha Decaminada retired from his own florist business. David Roe '60 of Southfield has currently serving with the U.S. Army as George Dikeman The Porters will spend their winter been named to the staff at Lawrence the operations officer for their Lansing Ronald Dingman retirement in Fort Myers, Florida, Institute of Engineering. District Recruiting Command. Cecilia Draze Drobeck but will continue to return home to John C. Kubiak '61 has been Henry C. Seavill 71 has been Theresa Duchesneau Davison, Michigan for the summers. promoted to manager of central promoted to corporate services Edwin Joseph Duke purchasing and packaging for Dow officer at Manufacturers National Patrick Dunn Corning of Midland, Ml. Previously, Bank of Detroit. He is responsible Phyllis Manheimer Eastin he had been manager of education, for cash management assistance to Richard Ehrbright training and development. commercial customers. Patricia Wrobel Engelbrecht 1950 Donald R. Byard '62, '69 is heading up Kenneth Foran Dr. M. Robert Graham '51 resigned Gerald Foreman long range planning for the Oregon August 31, 1981, from his position as Highway Division. He has a 45-acre Mildred Robbins Grantham director of English at the Oakland, vineyard and orchard and just Jerry Greene Michigan, Intermediate School Kevin Grignon recently started the Hidden Springs District to accept a position at the Winery. Ross Griswold Jnstitute of Foreign Trade, Beijing, Robert Haines The People's Republic of China. In Bill Barr '65 is the new Bertrice Leffel Hallett 1980 he received the Charles owner/manager of radio station Margaret Rauh Hamilton Carpenter Fries Award for his WATC-AM in Gaylord. Originally Theresa Hamilton contributions to the field of teaching from Port Huron, Mr. Barr has Manufacturers National Bank of Blanche Harrow English from the Michigan Council embarked on several careers Detroit has promoted C. Donna Haynes Herndon of Teachers of English. including auditor, home builder and John Laurence Hiller school teacher. Christopher '69 to second vice­ president. Mr. Christopher joined Miriam Stelzer Hofland Howard H. Bond '65 has formed a Fred Hoover Manufacturers as a management management consulting company trainee in 1969 and has held Milton Vandecar Jacobi (Howard Bond and Associates, Inc.) Daryl Emens Jarrett numerous managerial positions since which has been involved in major that time. Most recently, Mr. Kerry Keating executive searches for Fortune 500 Linnea Larson King Christopher was officer-in-charge of companies as well as government and the bank's Orchard Lake-Thirteen Judith Kohut non-profit entities. D. Bruce Hutchinson 72 was Joan Kosky Mile office in Farmington Hills, and promoted at D'Arcy MacManus & Robert Lakin he is also a member of the Kiwanis Masius Advertising to account George Leonard club of orth Farmington. executive on the General Motors James Long Parts Account. Cleita Havers Lowe Darlene Scot/ Johnson 72 is a Carol Withey Mackey territory manager with Ross Helen Yost Maloney Laboratones, a division of Abbott Beulah Beson Marvill Labs. Gary McClure Lola Brewer McCombs Sharon Ruth Ogle 72 is an Edna Steinhoff McConnell instructor at Brevard Community Gladys Lindsay McIntyre College in Cocoa, FL. 15

DennisJ. Plunkett '72 is now a Gerry Wayne Beyer 76 is currently Sharon Wysocki 77 has published a resident of Phoenix, AZ, and is the an Assistant Professor of Law at the therapeutic drama manual through owner of the Tempe ERA Real St. Mary's University School of Law Progressive Press called The Estate Office which services the in San Antonio, TX. layperson's Exploratory Drama IN MEMORIAM Mesa. Tempe, Phoenix and �teven E. Hale '76 established a new Manual. It is being utilized in correctional institutions throughout Scottsdale areas. firm which will provide engineering the country. She is presently Wilma Jackson Bates '05 Robert M. Shaner 73 attended design and detailing to area employed as a psychotherapist for Ovid 8-81 Sherman College of Chiropractic and businesses on a project basis. The Insight, Inc. at Flint Osteopathic is now a practicing chiropractor in new office is located in the Control Myra Jackson '06 Hospital. Livonia, Ml, in his own practice Data Corporation's Business and Ovid 8-81 since October 1980. Technology Center in Toledo, Ohio. Mary A. Carpenter 78 has recently Beulah Jackson '07 been appointed director 01 Ovid 5-81 therapeutic recreation at Muskegon Gladys Davis '10 Regional Center for Development Allegan 8-81 Disabilities. Joy Marguerite Meier ' 12 Susan S. Holt 79, a musician and Ann Arbor 11-81 educator, has recently joined the staff of Arts for Greater Rochester as Jeanette Irwin '19 program coordinator. In this capacity St. Clair Shores 9-81 she will guide AG R's individual artist Helen Bjorklund '30 services, direct RAVE, AGR's Farmington Hills I 1-81 voucher program designed to make arts events widely available to the Dr. Harry Adams '32 public, and also be actively involved Elizabeth, New Jersey 10-81 in program development. Ed Marcombe '32 Battle Creek 5-8I 1980 Andrew Forster '34 Cape Coral, Florida 10-81 Army Reserve Master Sergeant Kathleen M. Hawley 76 was Paul D. Bartlett '35 Joseph E. Dudley '74, 76 has retired appointed assistant professor in the Bingham Farms 7-81 from the Army after more than 30 Department of Nursing Education at Frank A. Hewitt '39 years of military service. Master Eastern Michigan University. Sergeant Dudley resides in Ypsilanti. Whittaker 11-81 Jon McC/ory 76 has been named Texas Wesleyan College, Fort president of Court Players Bernard Martin Stadtmiller '39 Worth, TX, has announced the Corporation, Southfield, Ml, Palm Bay, Florida 11-81 appointment of Patrick Haas '74, 75 operators of I I racquetball clubs in Milton Kesley '42 as the director of the Wesleyan Michigan and Indiana. He was Farmington Hills 9-81 Reading and Study Skills Center. previously vice-president. Joan L. Aprill '5 1 Haas is a native of Michigan and is a Roger H. Miller '76 received his doctoral student at East Texas State Ann Arbor 10-81 Ph.D. in microbiology at the University. Charmian Lucille Flood '59 Hershey Medical Center at Penn Flint 9-81 Wayman Ezell 75 has been an active State University and has been member and leader in several granted a post-doctoral fellowship at Marian Kime '67 musical/theatrical organizations. Stanford University. Clinton 8-8 1 .:.;.."3t,me of his involvements include A specialist in aging and supervisor Lucy Ann Salles '73 guest artist with the Los Angeles with adult community education in Ann Arbor 9-81 Players, Summer Series, musical the Wayne-Westland School District, director of both the Hillberry Ronald B. Bendick '80 has joined Steve Papastomatis '76 Dolores Ricardo Zonca 76 has been Theatre and the Bonstelle at Wayne Penn Athletic Products Company as Warren 1-79 appointed by Gov. William Milliken State University. He was also district sales representative in to be the Hispanic representative selected the only American soloist for Michigan and Northern Indiana. He Correction from a previous issue: from Michigan at the 1981 White the "Te Deum Concert Series" in will be based in Lincoln Park, MI. House Conference on Aging. Craig Douglas Porter '38 Toronto, Ontario. Debra Patterson '81 has accepted a Farmington 12-76 William H. Brower 77 has been The Keebler Co. of Elmhurst, IL, part-time position with J.G. Lowery named a supervisor in the audit announced the appointment of Associated of Taylor, MI, as an department of Touche Ross & Co. in 75 as a group occupational therapist. Kenneth M. Rudolph Chicago. product manager for their Keebler Dr. Joseph L. Braden a faculty -Foodservice Division. James Johnson 77 recently received member, was named a "Key Leader� the Juris Doctor law degree from David J. Szymanski '75, '77 recently of Tau Kappa Epsilon international Thomas M. Cooley Law School. He joined the public relations counseling fraternity during the concluding is currently assigned as a Lt. J.G. firm of Anthony M. Franco, Inc. as banquet of the fraternity's 41 st with the U.S. Navy at Naval Justice a copywriter for this Detroit-based Biennial Convention held at the School, Newport, RI. firm. Hotel Roanoke, in Roanoke, VA. Scott D. Whitener 75 has been director of the Michigan Occupational Competency Assessment Center (MOCAC) at Ferris State College since 1978, and in August, 1981 he earned a Doctor of Philosophy in Education degree from the University of Michigan.

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Promotions, awards, civic activities, residence changes and other "happenings" which are an important part of your life are important to us too. We want to keep you informed and let your former classmates know what you're up to these days. Just write your news below for a future inclusion in Eastern Class Notes. The loss of our Newspaper Clipping Service due to budget cuts has made your notes to us essential to stay abreast of alumni achievements. ------, Please mail to: rI Name______Office for Alumni Relations I First Middle last Maiden Eastern Michigan University I 202 McKenny Union I Address----,,.------Ypsilanti, Ml 48197 I Streer City State Zip I I I lf New Address Check Here D Phone Area Code (___ ) ______I Why not send a picture too? I I Degree(s) Earned ______Class Years ______A head and shoulder shot I would be fine. A good sharp I print of you doing something I Spouse Name If Alum----,,,------:-:-:....,.,,,------=------would be finer. Photos would I First Middle I.Ast be returned on request. I (Black & white glossy prints, I please.) I I'd like my former classmates to know that: ------I I I I I I ------I ------� !-

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A Publlcatlon for Alumni and Friends of Eastern Michigan University

FEBRUARY 2-7 EMU Players present "The Night of the Iguana" 7 p.m. Sunday Quirk Theater

4 Orchestra Concert 8 p.m. Pease Auditorium 7 Symphonic Band Concert 8 p.m. Pease Auditorium 7 Symphonic Band Concert 8 p.m. Pease Auditorium 14 Jazz Ensemble Concert 8 p.m. Pease Auditorium 21 University Choir Concert 8 p.m. Pease Auditorium

MARCH 7 Michigan Opera Theater Pease Auditorium 14 Alumni Concert Band 4 p.m. Pease Auditorium 16 Faculty Recital Series IV 8 p.m. New Alexander Recital Hall 18-20 National Conference on Spanish for Bilingual Careers in Business Hoyt Conference Center 21 Concert Winds 8 p.m. Pease Auditorium 26-28 EMU Players present "Kiss Me Kate" 8 p.m., 7 p.m. Sunday Quirk Theater 29 Alvin Ailey Dance Company 8 p.m. Pease Auditorium 31-April 4 "Kiss Me Kate" 8 p.m., 7 p.m. Sunday Quirk Theater

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF REGENTS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Judith Mansfield Goodman '62. '71 Dr. Richard N. Robb president Robert A. Ackerman '55, •74 Nick M. Medias '59 chairman James R. Martin '50, '57, '67 Normajean I. Anderson '35, '44 James R. Martin '50, '57, '67 Beth Wharton MIiford 1st vice president Charles Eugene Beatty '34 Ronald E. Oestrike '54 vice chairperson Normajean I. Anderson '35, '44 Margaret McCall Bell '52. '73 Dr. Lloyd W. Olds '16 James T. Barnes 2nd vice president Dr. Ronald M. Currie '47 Joan F. Most '69, '72 Warren L. Board Joan DoernerHartsock '72 Clyde C. Fischer '54, '58 John G. Rosenberg '69, '73 Dr. Tlmoty J. Dyer. '61, '65 treasurer Ralph F. GIiden '42 Dr. E. James Rynearson· "52. '56 Geraldine Ellington Ralph F. GIiden '42 Judlty Mansfield Goodman '62. '71 Robert B. Stone '53 Dolores A. Kinzel secretary Shirley Upperman Green '68 Earl K. Studt '32 Carleton K. Rush Dr. John W. Porter Dr. Charles M. Greig '44 Eric Walline '71. '78. '79 ex•oftlclo member Vanzetti M. Hamilton '49 Barbara Warner Weiss ·so. '69 Joan Doerner Hartsock '72

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