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e 1988 Honor Roll :umnus Tim McBride the White House &stern 1/Jday is published four times a �ar for alumni and friends of &stern Michigan Uniwrsity and produced by rht Office of Public lnfonnarion and CONTENTS Uniwrsiry Publications. Please dirt!ct questions or comments ro rhe Officefor Alumni &larions, E:asrtrn Michigan Uniwrsity, lpsilanri, Michigan 48197; (313) 487- EASTERN TOIMY EDITORIAL COMMllTEE Jack Slater, dirt!c/Or of alumni rt!lations and uniwrsiry dew,lopmtnt Par Moron, associate dirtctor of alumni rt!larions Carole lick, assistant dirt!cror of alumni rtlarions Eugene Smirh, dirtctor of arhltrics Karhlun Tinney, tlirt!clor of uniwrsiry communications Sue McKLnve, associatedirt!ctor of uniwrsity pub/icarions Diane KLl/u, alumni associarion rt!prt!senrariw NancyJ. Mida, alumni association rt!prtsenrariw Jody Lynn &illy, srudent wriru Page 4 Page 7 Page 13 liz Cobbs, ediror GRAPmC ARTlS1S Lott/It Otis ThomJJ.r David Kiefi A heritage of teaching attracted Dr. William E. Shelton to EMU ...... 4 Dr. Shelton begins his presidency at Eastern. PHOTOGRAPHER Dick Schwarr.e EMU's Tim McBride keeps the president on time...... 7 ALUMNl ASSOCIATION Tim McBride talks about working with President George Bush. BOMtD OF DIRECTORS Ann O'&ay Pawlka, '74, '79, pmidenr William Mays Jr., '54, prt!sidtnt elect Homecoming '89 ...... 13 Gent E. Megiwron, '54, '59, pasr prt!sidtnl John Charles Fownesi, '73, secrt!/Of)'-/rt!asurtr Come join the fun! Lynn Babcock-Conan/, '66, '69, '78 Robert L &ird, '72, '7.5 lltondy Baxrtr, '73 John &leurz, '()() Richard Gay, '59 Joan M. Hansock, '72 Sanford Htnnan, '67, '74 Diane KLl/u, '83 DEPARTMEN1S &rnadmt Larkins, '83 Nick Madias, '71 Danit/ Manthe, '53 Campus Commentary ...... Nancy J. Mida, '72 William P. Morris, '64, '68 Ralph Paso/a, '71 Alumni Association News ...... 2 Leonard Posey. '76 Anita L &galado, '77 Sports ...... 10 Kartn Ann Rurgtrs. '84 Clark G. Spike, '44 ThomJJ.r Srobie, '74. '82 Campus News ...... 14 Mauhew Miller, student rt!prt!senrariw Don llbrd, student rt!prt!senlatiw, Class Notes...... 17 EASfERN MICfflGAN UNIVERSITY EXECUl1VE omCERS Coast to Coast ...... 24 William E. Shelton, prt!sidtnt Roy Wilbanks, uecuriw vice prt!sidtnt Ronald W. Collins, provosr and vice prtsidenrfor academic affairs Janel G. Piche/It, vice prt!sidtnlfor business and finance and trt!asurt!r to rhe board of rtgtnts LaurtnctN. Smirh,vict prt!sidentfor uniwrsitymarlt.tring On the Cover and srudenr affairs Dr. William E. Shelton, photographed by University photographer Dick EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Schwarze, takes the helm as EMU's new president. BOARD OF REGENTS John Burton, chainnan Anrhony A. Dtrt!Zinski, vice chainnan James Clifton ThomJJ.r Guasttllo Richard N. Robb DonaldE. Shelton William Simmons Geneva Y. Titsworth -eampus eommentarY- We \\-Ouldlike to extend a w.irm Eastern ni Action Membership Application today Today welcome to our new president, Dr. and be a part of EMU Alumni Action! William E. Shelton, fonner vice president Homecoming '89 is scheduled for Oct. for institutional advancement at Kent 6-7. This year's Homecoming will be State University, Kent, Ohio. EMU is be exciting and memorable. Of particular in ginning a new phase under Dr. Shelton's terest is the presidential inauguration leadership and we are looking forwardto ceremony on Thursday, Oct. 5, that pre the University's progress as Dr. Shelton cedes Homecoming weekend. Please takes Eastern into the 1990s and keeps it mark your calendar for this special week on the competitive edge. of activities. On July 1, we began our new distribu In this issue is the annual Honor Roll tion policy regarding Eastern Today. Plans where we salute the individuals and com at this point are for the fall, winter and panies who have supported Eastern finan spring issues to be mailed only to dues cially during 1988. paying members of the Alumni Associa There also is an interview with EMU tion. The summer issue, which will in alumnus Tim McBride, personal aide and Pat Moran clude the Honor Roll and Homecoming special assistant to President George information, will be mailed to all alumni. Bush. Tim tells Eastern Today about One of the goals of the association is working with the president of the United to become a collective, positive, pro States and about his fond memories of active force that supports the University's Eastern. We wish Tim continued success mission. The new distribution policy will in his job. be one way to achieve that goal. The Please make a note that we have a new change is meant to encourage member address. The Alumni Relations Office has ship in the Alumni Association and to in moved from 202 McKenny Union to Suite crease the effectiveness of the Alumni Ac Oil Welch Hall. tion Program. It is also a way to keep in Again, we strongly encourage you to dividuals who have expressed interest in become an Alumni Association member supporting EMU informed of University and remain part of the action at EMU! activities on a regular basis. Please read the Alumni Association News section for additional information. Don't miss out on receiving Eastern Today throughout the Pat Moran year. Please take time to fill out the Alum- Associate Director for Alumni Relations • .1)51,-1 -Alumni :A:ssociation News New plan enacted for &stem Today The new distribution policy for Eastern newsletter that will keep you up to date and easy access to the Olds Recreation/ Today went into effect on July l. Under on alumni activities and EMU news as Intramural facility and the Library. the new plan, the magazine, which is a well as invitations to all outreach events. So please, take a fewminutes to till out quarterly publication, will be mailed You will qualify for discounted rates on the Alumni Action Membership Applica three times a year only to dues-paying these events and receive reduced costs at tion to continue receiving &stern Today members of the EMU Alumni Associa the Huron Golf Club and the Radisson and to take advantage of many prestigious tion. The summer issue of Eastern Today Resort and Conference Center. benefits the Alumni Association offers on will be sent to all alumni and will con In addition, the Alumni Association is ly to its members. An identification card tain such information as Homecoming in the process of adding programs that and an EMU decal will be sent to you to and the annual Honor Roll. You must be will increase benefits for members establish your membership status. a member of the EMU Alumni Associa nationwide. The programs include a tion to receive Eastern Today every substantial savings on travel and lodging quarter. across the country. (See information in Forjust $25, you can become an Alum this section on the new Quest Travel Pro ni Association member and take advan gram.) Members also are entitled to tage of exciting and valuable programs. specialprivileges on Eastem'scampus in Alumni Relations Office As a member, you will receive a monthly cluding preferred seating at various events has new address The Alumni Relations Office has moved from McKenny Union into the ------restored Welch Hall. The new address is -- Suite Oil Welch Hall. The telephone number will remain the same: (313) ALUMNI ACTION MEMBERSIIlP APPLICATION 487-0250. Stop by our new "home"! Name (l)______Class____ _ Joint with (2) Class___, _ EMU ID# (!)______EMU ID# (2) ______Articles of Incorporation Address____. ______updated The Restated Articles of Incorporation Residence Phone______Business Phone______of the EMU Alumni Association, which Visa D Mastercard D Check D outlines the purpose of the association and its organizational structure, were ap Credit Card #______Expiration date____ _ proved by the Alumni Association and its Board of Directors at its annual meeting Signature______. _ May 13. Make check in the amount of $25 payable to: Eastern Michigan University The Articles of Incorporation were Mail to: The Office of Alumni Relations • Suite Oil Welch Hall printed in the April Alumni Action News Eastern Michigan University • Ypsilanti, MI 48197 (phone 313•487•0250) letter. To obtain a copy, contact the Alum ------ni Relations Office. 2 50%0FF Hotel Rates for Eastern Michigan University Alumni A new program offered by the Alumni Over 1,300hotels and motels nation Association will result in enormous sav wide honor Quest members. ings in hotel rates for members Hotels include many Holiday Inns, nationwide. Sheratons, Hiltons, Westins, Ramada The Quest Program provides a 50 per Inns, Stouffers, Howard Johnsons, Best cent discount on the regular published Westerns and more. The hotels are room rate at participating hotels, motels located coast-to-coast across the United and inns in the U.S., Canada and the Ca States, including Hawaii and Alaska, as ribbeanregions that are listedin the Quest well as Canada, the Virgin Islands and the Hotel Directory. Annual membership in Caribbean. cludes an identification card, valid for one To be eligible for the Quest Program, year, that entitles the cardholder to join EMU's Alumni Association. receive the 50 percent discount. For more information, contact the The substantial discount is a directbene Alumni Relations Office. fit of being an Alumni Association mem ber. The regular annual Quest member ship rate is $99 but the cost to an EMU Alumni Association member will only be $19.95 a year. Scholarships awarded for 1989-90 Nine exemplary high school seniors of Richard McGrath, '60, '76; Anthony have received the 1989-90 Alumni Andrew Muscillo, of Royal Oak, son of Association Scholarships. Kathleen (Mary She.a) Muscillo, '67; In May, the Alumni Association Board Beth Marie Samuel, of Davisburg, Let us know... of Directors awarded $13,744 in new and daughter of Ivan Samuel, '63; Leanne If you: renewed scholarships. To be eligible for Renae Sims, of Farmington Hills, daugh • have a name or address change, a scholarship, a student must be a child ter of Philip Sims, '66; Anne Elizabeth • receive duplicate mailings from the or grandchild of EMU alumni. Students Ulrich, of Cincinnati, Ohio, daughter of Alumni Relations Office, must be enrolled as entering freshmen at Robert Ulrich, '69; and Melissa Lynn • have questions about pledges or EMU with a minimum 3.0 GPA and a Zick, of Lewiston, daughter of Thomas, gifts, minimum 20 ACT composite or 900 ACT '70, and Marilyn (Boyce) Zick, '70. please write or call Office for Alumni total. EMU students receivingrenewed schol Relations, Suite 011 Welch Hall, EMU, This year's winners and their parents arships are: Julie Ordway, senior; Chris Ypsilanti, MI 48197; (313) 487-0250. are: Ami Laura Sroka, of Hartland, tina Guard, Michael John Libbing and If you receive duplicate mailings, please daughter of Ellen (Numbers)Sroka, '88; Ronda Orr, juniors; and Michael Banks, enclose all labels you were sent. Rebecca Joy Hilgendorf, of Ann Arbor, Jenny Broadhurst, Laura Coryell, daughter of Lois Hilgendorf, '88; Wendy Edmunds, Michael Miller, Michelle Ann Martin, of Livonia, Michele Morin, Suzanne Parrot and daughter of Robert Martin, '72; Mat Steve Queen; sophomores. thew McGrath, of New Baltimore, son 3 A heritage of teaching attracted Dr. Willian1 E. Shelton to EMU Dr. William£. Shelton, Eastern Michigan process." Since becoming president, Shelton has University's new president, took office More than 20 years later, Shelton, at made frequent visits to Eastern which July 1 and will be inaugurated Thursday, 44, is still working in the educational allowed him to discover several of the Oct. 5. He rook time this spring to talk system-this time as president of Eastern University's strengths. "Certainly there with Eastern Today about his background Michigan University. Prior to the Board are many, but I do see the heritage that in education, and about his thoughts on of Regents unanimously voting 7-0 to we have in education," he said. "We EMU's priorities and strengths. elect him to EMU's top post, Shelton was realize that instruction is such a critical vice president for institutional advance element at institutions today, but it has By Nancy J. Mida, '72 ment at Kent State University in Kent, become secondary at many (institutions). Ohio. At EMU, we will have some selected The field of education was not the first 'Tm so excited about being at this in research programs, but I still believe we career choice for Dr. William E. Shelton. stitution because it has a heritage of have a commitment to teaching-peda "I really didn't intend to get into educa teaching," said Shelton, who was selected gogy at its premium!" tion," he said. "I wanted to go to law from a pool of 134 applicants. "Under Dr. Another strength Shelton noted was school, but didn't have enough money for Porter's leadership, this institution is so EMU's ability to go beyond the traditional books." much stronger than it was 10 years ago. boundaries of teaching. A career in insurance sales was suc We're in an ideal situation now to make "(Eastern has] acknowledged that the cessful forhim, but short. It wasn't until that next move and I think that next move traditional classroom setting is not the he was "recruited" into a high school will come out of the strategic planning only place where education is needed," teaching position that Shelton found his process that we're initiating. I have a vi he continued. "Through the Corporate niche. sion for Eastern, but that's not going to Education Center and contract learning, "At that time, there was a critical short be [entirely] my decision. Eastern's vision l think we are saying, as an institution, age of teachers in the South, so I got a is going to be a collective vision." that we understand learning takes place temporary teaching certificate and taught Shelton's congeniality makes one im in a variety of settings. It seems to me that four courses for an annual salary of mediately feel at ease with him. In addi we are not afflicted with an arrogance that $3,600," the Batesville, Miss. native tion, spending time with the chief ex sometimes impedes the educational pro recalled. "In 1968, this was big bucks ecutive officer reveals that Shelton is cess. We truly value and believe in what for me. I knew then this was where I acutely perceptive, serious and commit education is and the delivery system." wanted to be, working in the educational ted to accomplishing the task at hand. With his background in institutional ad- 4 vancement, Shelton has a clear picture of chapters. Certainly, we need their finan appears and we're going to help them. the priorities facing higher education cial support. The alumni are a very We're going to give them even more namely obtaining funds. "Eastern is very definitegroup with a vested interest in the reasons to feel proud of Eastern and say, much like public higher education every institution. We need their assistance in 'Let's move to that next step.' " where today," he explained. "There are Shelton has taken many steps through common issues that we're all facing [such out his professional career. After as) expanding resources. I don't know of graduating with a bachelor's degree in any institution in the U. S. today that feels "Every alumnus should history and political science from Mem it has enough resources. Expanding those want to feel a great pride phis State University in 1967, Shelton resources must be a priority. If we can taught high school for a year and worked raise $10 million a year, or whatever, every time the name as an elementary school principal from that's wonderful, but if this funding does 1968 to 1970. not help this institution fulfill its mission, Eastern appears and He moved on to become an instructor then it's not serving a purpose." we're going to help them. in American history at Northwest Miss In addition to funding, another priori issippi Junior College where he worked ty for Eastern is recognizing the role that We're going to give them from 1970 to 1976. During that time, he EMU alumni play at the University. even more reasons to also was director of student activities, ad "First of all, alumni should be the ministrative assistant for student develop leaders in making sure that Eastern feel proud of Eastern and ment and administrative assistant for Michigan University is the very best in say, 'Let's move research and development. stitution it can be," Shelton said. "From While working, he continued his edu that standpoint, our alumni need to feel to that next step.' " cation and received a master's degree in good about our institution and if they feel American history from Memphis State good about it, they talk about it in a University in 1970 and an Ed.D. in higher positive way. Obviously, we need their in education administration from the Uni volvement in various programs on cam identifying good students-the best versity of Mississippi in 1975. pus. We need them to make a little bit of students that Eastern can have. In 1976, Shelton was appointed dean for a sacrifice in terms of time to attend "Every alumnus should want to feel a student development and assistant pro events on campus and through alumni great pride every time the name Eastern fessor of counseling at Henderson State 5 University in Arkadelphia, Ark. In 1978, ty" will prevail on Eastern's campus. he was promoted to vice president for "A feeling of community is an impor university services. Since 1985, Shelton "There's only one reason tant part of any institution," he said. "A has been serving as vice president for in why Eastern exists, community involves both the people on stitutional advancement and adjunct pro campus and off campus who care about fessor of marketing at Kent State. and that's education." the institution. That feeling of communi Now that their move to Ypsilanti is ty can only come when we feel good completed, Shelton and his wife of 24 about our institution and we will be work years, Sharon, are settling into their cam ing awfully hard to share the message of pus home and becoming acquainted with Brad, who recently graduated from Kent Eastern. The ability to share that message EMU's facilities, particularly the new State with a major in finance. He is a pro is going to be directly related to how Huron Golf Club. fessional golfer and is engaged to be mar much we believe in ourselves. If we don't According to Shelton, Mrs. Shelton, ried in August. think Eastern is good, we're going to have who teaches learning disabled students, Coming to EMU was a good move for a difficult time telling other people." does not plan to pursue her teaching Shelton-geographically and profession While the University prepares to under career in the area because "she wants to ally. take new endeavors as it moves into the commit full-time here at EMU to the "My transition from the South to the 1990s under the president's leadership, duties connected with the presidency." Midwest has been a good one-first when Shelton does not want EMU to lose sight Mrs. Shelton has already become active we moved to Ohio and then to Michigan," of its most important aspect. on campus by serving as honorary chair he said. "You join a community of in "We can have good athletic programs of the Inaugural Women's Athletics En dividuals with the same interests. If there and I love athletics," he said. "We can dowment Fund Golf Outing that will be is interest in educating young people and have an effective Alumni Association; I'm held in August at the Huron Golf Club. adults, if there's that commitment, it very active in that area and I think it's a As for Shelton, when time allows, he doesn't matter if you're in Tennessee or crucial part of an institution. We can have enjoys golfing, jogging and reading. He California or Michigan. When you join the finest residencehalls but if they're not also is a pilot but says, "I don't fly much people in a common pursuit, you feel very directly or indirectly contributing to the anymore. With Willow Run (airport) out comfortable." educational process, then we're missing here, I might get back into it." Because of common interests here, the point. There's only one reason why The Sheltons have one son, 22-year-old Shelton hopes that a sense of "communi- Eastern exists, and that's education." 6 EMU's Tim McBride keeps the president on time By Jody Lynn Reilly sure he is properly briefed for every ferent cities or states in a single day. "It event, both public and private, and I was a very tiring and very exhausting pro A meeting with members of Congress, make sure that he keeps his appointments cess, but at the same time it was very ex a luncheon with committee officials of the on schedule." hilarating," McBride said. Republican National Party, a discussion McBride keeps the president on time In May, McBride accompanied the of ambassadorial appointments, and an even when the Bushes privately entertain president to Rome. In March, McBride evening at the John F. Kennedy Center friends or enjoy an evening at the family accompanied Bush to China, Japan and are a few highlights that comprise a movie theater in the White House. If the South Korea-Bush's first major overseas typical day for President George Bush. president receives phone calls while trip as president of the United States. For Scheduling and preparing Bush for these entertaining, McBride said, "I take the McBride, the most memorable part of the events comprise a typical day for calls, determine whether an interruption trip was attending the funeral of Japan's 30-year-old Tim McBride, a 1982 is necessary and then get a message to the Emperor Hirohito. Eastern Michigan University graduate, president." McBride said. Even in a more "(The funeral] was fascinatingto watch, who serves as Bush's special assistant and family-oriented event, such as when First knowing that every Japanese emperor personal aide. Dog Millie had puppies, McBride is on during the last 2,000 years has had a McBride, 30, stays in tune with the hand to give support. funeralsimilar to that," McBride said. "It heartbeat of the Oval Office-where Besides his responsibilities at the White was a major event, attended by more than history is being made-since his desk is House, McBride also travels with the 55 heads of state and 150 countries. It right next door to it. president. Since November 1985, McBride marked the beginning of a new era forthe "My principal responsibilities are has traveled more than 550,000 miles and Japanese people." making sure that (the president] knows to more than 30 countries with Bush. Although he leads a busy life, the what it is that he must do as we go from During the 1988 presidential campaign, Wayne native finds time to enjoy some of event to event," McBride said. "My he was on the move seven days a week his favorite pastimes such as playing ten schedule each day follows his. I make traveling with Bush to three or four dif- nis (with secret service agents), going to 7 McBride and Bush head fo r their next meeting. White House photo. movies, snow skiing and spending week pus coordinator for U.S. Rep. Carl Pursell duties. ends in Michigan at his grandparents' cot and then-Michigan Gov. William Milliken Gary Hawks, who was EMU's vice tage on Indian Lake. during the 1978 Republican campaign. president forUniversity Relations at that While living in Way ne. McBride went Following the campaign, McBride ac time, (and currently state assistant to John Glenn High School where he cepted a challenge that later helped him superintendent of public education) also graduated in 1977. He decided to pursue in his political aspirations. He was en supported McBride during his campaign. a degree at EMU, a place that still holds couraged to run in 1979 as a youth "He was very encouraging," McBride fond memories for him. representative for one of five vice chair said. "He and his wife hosted a fundraiser "What I loved about Eastern [was] that man posts in the Michigan Republican during my campaign when I was trying it had all of thefacilities and theresources Party. "I didn't know what was involved, to raise money." of any of the major universities in the state but I thought it sounded exciting," McBride's hard work paid off when he or in the country, and yet the on-campus McBride said. was elected to the post in 1979 and served population was much smaller," he said. While a full-time student and a resident until 1981. When his term expired, "You always had the sense that you could adviser for Buell Hall, he campaigned however, he decided not to run for re do whatever you wanted on campus and statewide for the post, speaking at election because he had a more impor become as involved as you wanted." Republican committee meetings in places tant goal in mind. "I really needed to con It was at EMU that a political interest such as Kalamazoo, Lansing. and centrate on graduating," McBride said. was sparked in McBride. Saginaw; sometimes returning home as Leaving Eastern with a marketing "On Eastern's campus, I had met some late as I a.m. degree in hand, McBride began work as people locally who were involved in McBride was encouraged by his dorm a small business management consultant politics and I decided in 1978 that I administrator, Kathy Orscheln (current in Coconut Creek, Fla. But after two wanted to become involved with the ly coordinator of Admissions Special years with the firm, he yielded to a desire (U.S.) congressional elections," McBride Projects), to continue campaigning as to re-enter politics. said. As a freshman, McBride was a cam- well as performing his resident adviser He contacted his political connections 8 •.., ... ; ;;,��:::�::�·�· . ;���(:f�'jf,if ;�.f.�t�{,�'.-���%\� The following is an example of President George Bush's workday and appointments for which McBride keeps him on time: 6:30 a.m. McBride arrives at the White House, reviews }jf briefings forBush and Vice President Dan Quayle, �f�Y looks over Bush's daily schedule :k\;: 7:00 a.m. Bush and McBride meet for a morning briefing 8:00 a. m. Bush meets with national security advisers, ��t; McBride is briefed by other staff members 8:30 a.m. Quayle arrives at his office 9:00 a.m. Chief of Staff John Sununu and Quayle meet with Bush 9:30 a.m. Bush meets with congressional leadership, attends a cabinet meeting, takes photos with poster chil dren, meets with civic leaders 12:00 p. m. Bush breaks for lunch with associates, McBride breaks for lunch After lunch McBride manages the president'sschedule as Bush discusses administrative proposals with Congress !� �: I �f:�11 ¥1::::�:�:�������� l.... ::� .:.::... . :�Ii�1::::�2::::.'.: :::.::.�:::,.. if# from the 1980 Republican presidential exciting and after two trips, I was hooked "I was asked by Chief of Staff Craig campaign, where he worked on the ar on doing advance work!" Fuller if I would be interested in trying rangements committee staff. He landed His talent in advance work was recog my hand at being [Bush'sJ personal aide," a job for three months during the 1984 nized midway through the campaign when McBride said. "There were no interviews presidential campaign in Dallas, Texas, he was promoted to team leader. or anything like that, just one day I where he was "involved in logistics, As the campaign wound down, received a message that I would be travel specifically in the construction of the McBride became a consultant on the ing on Air Force II in the role as personal podium and the whole staging of the arena Presidential Inaugural Committee where aide." in Dallas." he served until February 1985. During There are times when McBride finds After the convention, McBride was that time, McBride had an opportunityto it difficultto believe that he manages the asked to serve on Bush's campaign staff return to the fieldof marketing when the schedule of the president of the United as a volunteer advance man for $30 a day, Minnesota Mining & ManufacturingCo., States. But he is honored to work with which covered meals and travel expenses. commonly known as 3M, offered him a Bush and to "watch (theJ president move As an advance man, he and other team job as a sales representative. Tempting foward with his programs, his plans and members flewto cities five days ahead of though it was, McBride turned down the his ideals for the country." Bush's schedule to make arrangements. offer because, "I was hoping to join the McBride also appreciates the signifi "The vice president would come in and Bush staff." cance of his position as the president's do the event and we would be there to His hopes were fulfilled when two close associate. make sure everything went as planned," weeks later he was asked tobecome a full 'Tm reminded of it every day when I McBride said. "Then we would close time advance person on the Bush staff. walk into the Oval Office," he said. everything up and fly to whatever city About six months later, he was appointed they assigned us to next. The team that deputy director of the vice president's ad I was assigned to made it to 10 different vance office. In November 1985, McBride cities. It was very fast paced, it was very received the opportunity of a lifetime. 9 -sports EMU's Harkema keeps Hurons advancing toward the goal line By Jim Streeter, '73 For EMU's Head Football Coach Jim Jose State team in Cal Bowl VII. That Harkema, the need for a challenge has event opened a lot of eyes around the na always existed. Where most people see tion about the level of playing in the problems, Harkema sees challenges. MAC. It is for this reason Harkema fe els It is the same need tobe challenged that the Hurons have a chance at moving up. not only attracted Harkema to Eastern "The reason that I think we have a real Michigan University in 1983 to resurrect shot at making that step upward is because the football program, but also kept the of the way we accomplished everything," Hurons advancing in the national fo otball Harkema explained. "We succeeded with picture. out having great facilities, a true support To help his team advance, Harkema has system or a great tradition. We won developed a new challenge for both the without those things. What we need to do EMU fo otball family and theMid-Ameri now is rally that pride in winning into a can Conference. support system and put it into place. "My vision is for the top team in the "The big misnomer out there is the MAC to be in the Top 20 every year," perception that all Division I programs Harkema said. "The entire MAC has to have 70,000 peoplein the stands and that's raise its standards one more notch and just not true. There are only a handful of establish our league as truly Division I. schools that draw those kinds of crowds. We as a league have to get back to the na If we can get to the point where we have tional success that the Miami teams en the facilities to get 30,000 to 35,000 peo joyed in the '70s or more currently, like ple in the stands and if we can build up the Big We st (formerly thePacific Coast our academic and athletic support sys Athletic Association) teams." tems, then we can reach that level ." Harkema sees the University playing an If there is one thing that Jim Harkema important part in this endeavor. has developed over the years, it's credi "Eastern Michigan's role in this is for EMU's Harkema fa ces chailenge head-on. bility. When he says the job can be done, us to accomplish those same things on an then it is. individual basis," Harkema said. "If the Another challenge. Another vision. things happen that we are talking about with a 68-29-2 record and three Great Count on Jim Harkema to deliver. doing, such as upgrading the athletic Lakes Intercollegiate Athletics titles. facilities, and if we can provide the sup After a successful stint at Grand Valley, port, then we'll have the resources we Harkema accepted the challenge of shap need to move up that extra notch. If we ing EMU into a top MAC team. The ulti Harkema's coaching honors make that commitment and if we get mate thrill came in 1987 when Harkema alumni support, specifically fo otball directed his Hurons to the MAC Cham Inducted into Grand Valley State alumni, then there is no reason why we pionship and to a victory in the California Athletic Hall of Fame 1988 can't be successful." Bowl. California Bowl and Mid-American Harkema has taken on many challenges When EMU followed the highly suc Conference Coach of the Year 1987 throughout his career. In 1983, Harkema cessful 1987 year with another champion Inducted into Kalamazoo College was hired to bring an EMU football pro ship battle in 1988, settling for a second Athletic Hall of Fame 1986 gram back from the depths of the MAC. place finish inthe league race, there was Great Lakes Intercollegiate When he took over the reins, he accepted no doubt that Harkema had not only built Athletic Conference the challenge of righting a fo otball team a one-year wonder but had developed a Coach of the Ye ar 1981, 1978, 1977 that had suffered through five consecutive true winning program. National Association of losing seasons. Many of the changes Harkema envi Intercollegiate Athletics Harkema was no stranger to building sioned for the MAC and the Hurons have Regional Coach of the Ye ar 1977 losing programs into winners. He had helped the Hurons move into the elite of NAIA District 23 Coach of taken over a Grand Va lley State team that the league football powers. The Hurons the Ye ar 1978, 1977, 1975, 1973 was floundering and in JO years at the gained respect for their first MAC title Kalamazoo Area High School helm, developed it into one of the top when the green and white overcame a Coach of the Year 1965 NCAA-Division II teams in the country highly-favored, nationally-ranked San IO Track teams close out strong EMU athletic year Eastern Michigan University The EMU men's and women's outdoor Hurons schedule through track teams sure know how to put the mid-December 1989 finishing touches on a season. (tentative) For the third consecutive year, the Hurons captured the Mid-American Con Men's Basketball ference men's and women's track cham Nov. 24 at San Juan Shootout- Puerto pionships. This year, the teams managed Rico the feat before a home crowd at the Nov. 25 (EMU, Alabama, Wisconsin, Olds/Marshall Tra ck in Rynearson Stadi Bradley, Clemson, um May 18-20. Nov. 26 Stetson, Western Kentucky, Veteran Men's Head Track Coach Bob American College of Puerto Parks watched his Hurons set a MAC Rico) record with 201 points to win the men's Nov. 30 WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE title over second place Central Michigan Dec. 2 INDIANA STATE University with 131. Rounding out the Dec. 6 DETROIT team finishes in the men's meet were Miami with 96.5; Ball State, 92.3; West Women's Basketball ern Michigan University, 87; Kent State Nov. 24 at Colorado To urnament University, 84; Bowling Green, 75; Ohio, Daze/ Jules Boulder, Colo. 42; and Tol edo, 9 1/6. Nov. 25 (EMU, Colorado, Pro- Eastern also won the outdoor Central vidence, Western Illinois) Collegiate Conference Championship title In the women's compet1t1on, the Nov. 30 at Michigan for 1989. This makes the seventh con Hurons won the MAC title with 161 points Dec. 4 DETROIT secutive year that EMU won the CCC ti to 144 for second place Kent, and IL5 for Dec. 7 at Wright State tle. Parks was named CCC Coach of the third place Bowling Green. Ball State and Dec. 9 at Cincinnati Yea r and Daze!Jules was namedthe CCC To ledo tied forfourth with 59 while CMU Outstanding Meet Performer with wins in and Miami tied for sixth with 57; Ohio, For ticket information: (313) 487-2282 the 100- and the 200-meter dashes. 46; and WMU, 41. 1989 EMU SEASON TICKET APPLICATION EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Name______1989 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Address ______"The Action Attraction" City/State/Zip ______Sept. 3 KENT· % 12:30 p.m. Sept. 9 YOUNGSTOWN ST. 6:00 p.m. Phone Numbe�------ Sept. 16 at Ohio University·% 12:30 p.m. Tickel Plan: Ticket Type: Sept. 23 at Colorado State Noon # Ti ckets RESERVED SEAT D FOOTBALL ONLY Sept. 30 at Western Michigan· 1 :00 p.m. @ $38/FB, $64/Dual D DUAL SPORT Oct. 7 TOLEDO· 6:00 p.m. STUDENT SEAT D Alumni Homecoming/Parents' Night @ $24/FB, $38/Dual D Business Oct. 14 LIBERTY 6:00 p.m. COUPON BOOK D Community Band Nig ht @ $3siFB, $64 Dual D Faculty/Staff Oct. 21 BOWLING GREEN' 6:00 p.m. TOTAL ENCLOSED D Parent Oct. 28 at Central Michigan· 1:00 p.m. METHOD OF PAYMENT: D Student Nov. 4 MIAMI· 1 :OO p.m. D Cash/Check (Payable to EMU) Nov. 11 at Ball State· 1:30 p.m. a MastercardNisa # ______Exp. Date __ • Mid-American Conference Game D Payroll Deduction (EMU Emp. Only) SS# ______a Charge to Student Account (I.D.) # All Times Site Times ------For Ticket Information: (313) 487-2282 Signature % - MAC Television Game MAIL TO: Athletic Ticket Office, Bowen Field House, EMU, Ypsilanti, Ml 48197 II -sports Hurons runners-up in Reese Trophy race EMU and Ball State University put the finishin baseball for six pointswith EMU counted its best six finishes with foo tball, suspenseback into the battle for the Reese finishing sixth with four. basketball and baseball mandatory in the Trophy as the men's all-sport leader in When all the calculations were com total of the six. the Mid-American Conference for the pleted, Ball State took the Reese Trophy In the women's MAC all-sports race, 1988-89 year. home to Muncie, Ind., with 44 points to Kent edged WMU for possession of the Eastern, the defending Reese Trophy EMU's 43. Central Michigan University Jacoby Cup. Kent won the title with 40 winner, lost this year's title but fought to held down the third spot with 39.5, points while WMU scored 39.5. Miami the very end to win the crown. Heading followed by Western Michigan Universi finished third in the closest race ever for into the final weekend of MAC action, ty with 36; Miami, 35.5; Ohio, 33.5; the Jacoby Cup with 38.5 points followed Eastern and Ball State were in a virtual Kent, 33; Toledo, 32; and Bowling by Bowling Green and Toledo at 36.5 tie for the title. Green, 23. each; Ball State, 36; EMU, 34; CMU, After winning the men's track title on fuintswere awarded on a 9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2 33.5 ; and Ohio, 28. Points were awarded May 20, Eastern held a one-point lead basis with the winnernotching nine and on the same basis as the Reese Trophy over Ball State with baseball still com the second notching eight, etc. fuintswere with all nine teams using volleyball, peting and the finalsport to be counted. counted forsix of the nine sports that have basketball and softball as their three man The Hurons split with Ball State in base MAC championships and each school datory sports. ball and gave the Cardinals a fourthplace Sports Shorts The men's track team captured the The women's track team may have MAC team for the year. MAC championships, making it four con been small in number, but they were long Head Coach Roger Coryell's baseball secutive titles and eight in the last nine in stride as the Hurons won a third team just missed the .500 mark for 1989, years. Coach Bob P'arks'crew has domin straight MAC title. finishing with a 27-28 overall record and ated the 1980s, winning the league crown Coach Bob Maybouer's team had just a 13-16 MAC mark. Junior Scott Evans from 1982 to 1984 and from 1986 to 1989. 23 runners competing in the meet yet the paced the Hurons with a .353 batting The Hurons dominated not only the Hurons won six of the 19 events for the average, good for seventh place in the team title this year, but the individual championship. Turning in firsts for the MAC in hitting. He was named first-team awards as well. P'arks was named Coach Huron women were Nancy Nowak in the All-MAC. Earning honorable mention of the Year and Morris Ellis and Daze! long jump, Julie Watson in the 3,000- All-MAC honors were Mickey Smerek, Jules were named Co-Outstanding Meet meters, Val Beckles in the 400-meters, Matt Avery and Keith Riling. Performers of the championships. Sheila P'apatriantafyllouin the 400-meter Interim Men's Tennis Head Coach The Hurons won a total of 10 of the 21 intermediate hurdles, Jackie Hinds in the Scott Lyke led the Hurons to a 10-10 events. Jules captured both the 100- and 400-meters and the 4 x 100-meter relay overall record and a sixth place finish in the 200-meter dash crowns for the third team of P'apatriantafyllou, Hinds, Vicky the MAC. Leading the way at the cham year in a row. Sophomore Mark Dailey Kozlina and Beckles. pionships was Jim Bowers who finished also recorded a double, defending his In women's tennis, the No. 2 doubles fourth at No. I singles and teamed with 800-meter title and adding the 1500- team of Rhonda Brown and Naomi Mo Dean Dancer forfourth at No. I doubles. meter crown. kelke won the MAC title to lead the Head Coach John Thibault's golf The award for versatility could have Hurons to a third place finishin the league squad completed its 1989 season with a gone to Ellis, who won his third con meet. Mokelke also turned in a strong sixth place finish at the MAC meet. Dave secutive decathlon championship with a performance at No. 4 singles, finishing Vaclav led the Hurons with a four-round NCAA-qualifying score of 7,480 points. second in the championships. The No. I total of 301 while Todd Johnson was sec That score also broke the EMU varsity doubles team of Caryn Stube and Marta ond for EMU with 310. and MAC record of 7,476 points set by Va randa was second while Gina Radeck A young EMU softball squad settled Eastern's Gary Bastien in 1980. Ellis also and Lauren Watassek placed third at No. for a 22-35 overall record and an 11-17 finished fifth in the triple jump, seventh 3 doubles. MAC record, good for seventh place in in the long jump and eighth in the high Stube finishedwith a third place at No. the league. Sophomore right-hander jump to score 17 individual points in four 3 singles forthe Hurons. Mokelke, Stube Linda Milholland led the Hurons this year separate events. and Varanda were selected to the All- with a 13-14 record and 1.08 ERA. 12 Eastern Michigan University Un iversity Circle or We proudly present the annual Honor Development Office has new address The devclopmenl office has moved from 212 McKenny Roll in this issue of &stern Today. The Union 10 Su11e 011 Welch Hall. The 1elcphone number will Honor Roll contains names of individuals remain 1he same: (313) 487-0252. and businesses who have contributed fi nancially to Eastern Michigan University during 1988. EASfERN MICHIGAN U N IVERSITY It is encouraging to know that with the DEVELOPMENT SfAFF Jack I. Slater Jr. support of alumni and friends, Eastern is director of alumni "lotions able to pursue its continued quest for and umversity dn't'lopment academic excellence in all areas of the Juaniw Reid. University. associate ,Jirecwr of de,•t4opmefll Bn·erf.,· Fcirln·. Thank you very much. ass1s10111 dirt'ctor of dn•t./opmelll Mary Amr Dingeman, developmelll officer Dmwld A. Moffat, dn•e/opme111 officer Jack I. Slater Jr. Jack I. Slater Jr., CFRE Director of Alumni Relations and University Development The University Circle The University Circle is a group of alumni and friends who are helping Eastern Michigan University retain the competitive edge by making an investment in the future of quality education at EMU. The University Circle consists of five groups. Members of the 1988 Regents' Council have given $5,000 or more in 1988 or a qualifieddeferred gift of $50,000 or more. The donors in the 1988 President's Council have given $1,000-$4,999 or a qualified deferred gift of $25,000-$49,999.Support from the 1988 To wer Club is in gifts of $500-$999 in 1988 or a qualified deferred gift of $10,000-$24,999. Members of the 1988 Founders' Club have given gifts of $250-$499 in 1988 or a qualified deferred gift of $5,000-$9,999. The 1988 Hundred Club consists of individuals who have given $100-$249 in 1988 or a qualified deferred gift of $2,500-$4,999. The Regents' Council Anonymous Donor (I) Theodore N. Harrison Everc11 Marshall •John W. Porter. ·75 Norma J. Sarns. ·53 Frances Warren Joseph Ceccarelli Martha Irwin John G. Martin Lois H. Porter •Richard N. Sarns. ·so Em,I Weddige Genevieve Ely. '22 Karl Kahler Helen G. McCalla. '20 Albert Potts. '35 Virginia Seaver Juaniui Weddige Kurt Ely E. Gregg Liech1y. ·32 Virginia M. McKeachie Molly Po1ts •A. Alfred Tuubman. '84 Fred J. Woodin William Fennel Sandm J. Lobbesuiel. '66 Wilbert J. McKeachie Elsie I. Robbins Harry A. Towsley Jeanne Woodin Thomas Franks Murray Lyke Hazel L. Olsen, ·59 Omer E. Robbin, Jr. •Margarc1 D. Towsley. '69 *Honorary Degree The President's Council Anonymous Donors (4) Leland Brown Geraldine L. Collins Kalhenne Donv,g. '84 Gerald Grijak Abe A. Karam. "62 Marcia R. Allen. '74 Mary Brooks Ronald W. Collins Elven E. Duvall. '47 Norma Grijak Elaine E. Karam Gary N. Andrews Jack P. Bruscwitz. "82 Carol J. Colosimo Jane E. Duvall, ·57 Gladys Hall, '26 A. Faye Kenl Susan P. Andrews, ·72 Ford R. Bryan James F. Colosimo EdwJrd J. Engle Sr .. '39 Agnes R. Hayden, '48 Herbert C. Kent, '33 Don G. Bailey Samuel E. Busch, ·53 Chrisline Cook Frances Engle Donald C. Hayden Martin 0. Killian Mary L. Bailey Margaret I. Campbell Douglas Cook Beverly J. Farley George E. Haynam Emma Krecke Erinn Baker Raymond L. Campbell Jr. Randall R. Cooper, '79 William E. Fennel Alan G. Hering K. Norman Krecke, ·31 Bc11y Lou Barber, '69 Doro1hy M. Carrothers Asmr L. Cornelle Ly nelle Findley Gail L. Hering, '63 Audrey L..anczki James D. Barber Lanson J. Carrothers Glenda G. Cornelle Halcon P. Foss Barbara Herman Michael J. L..anczki. ·73 Albert W. Bclskus Verna M. Carson James E. Corrigan Harris S. Foss Sanford H. Herman. '67 John Lansing Susan J. Bclskus, '78 Ursula R. Chris1ian. '65 Juanita D. Curley R. Elaine Found Susan M. Hill-Wenger. '77 Daniel L..anuli, ·73 Donald Bennion Ronald C. Cere P:itrick J. Curley, '72 Monroe P. Friedman Robert I. Hislop Judy L..anuli Gene Bennion Carl S. Christoph, '75 David S. Dannemiller Rita J. Friedman, '81 Kalherine Holkeboer George R. Lee Dennis W. Benne11 Rose E. Chrisloph. '73 Ka1hryn F. Dannemiller, ·79 Beverly J. Fuhz Robert 0. Holkeboer Margaret E. Lee, '52 f>•mela J. Bcnne11 Katherine S. Clark Alice J. Desscllier, '67 Melvin L. Fuhz. "68 Martha E. Irwin Daniel G. Lockwood. '70 Bayard W. Bidwell Thomas H. Clark. '73 Thomas D. Dcssellier John W. Glace Cleo Jackson Kahz Ernest Ludy Jean S. Bidwell, ·57 J. Michael Colaianne, '79 Alice C. Dignan Dorothy J. Greer Kathleen M. Kane Louis J. Machovec II. ·so Hilda Heatwole Brown Melonie Colaianne, '83 John J. Dignan, '67 James E. Greer Robert E. Kane Tamam A. Machovec, '86 HR! Gerry L. Magnell Samuel A. Morgan George Peiredean. ·43 Patricia Ryan-Warren Robert J. Stiles Judy Ward Thomas D. Magnell Cyril Moscow Margaret E. Petredean. ·45 Francis Sabo Carley Stone Robert M. Ward Fred Makled Ruth R. Mott Janet G. Pichette Joyce A. Sabo Robert 8. Stone. ·53 Bruce L. Warren Rhoda Makled Joyce 8. Myers To dd K. Pichette Carol Schimmelpfenneg Karen W. Stuckman Anne S. Weber *Everett L. Marshall. ·79 Lawrence M. Myers Mary E. Pickens HaroldF. Schimmeipi,nneg. '68 Jeffrey T. Taite Carl P. Weber Ann S. Martin. '70 David C. Nagengast Melvin C. Pickens Julie D. Schwartz Linda S. Taite f>atricia 8. Weber William L. Wenger ll. '67 William M. Martin, '69 Gregory Nelson. '69 Ella Polito Betty R. Sepanek Gerald F. Tape. ·35 Ronald D. White James G. Matthews. ·37 Pamela J. Nelson Frank Polito Sr. Robert Sepanek Sr. Josephine W. Ta pe. '36 Steven R. Whittier Anita M. McDermott John Nordlinger David P. Prochazka Mary R. Shell Barbara A. Thomas. ·55 Joseph J. McDermott Sue Nordlinger David L. Pureifory. '72 Ruth 8. Siegel Frank J. Tinney Roy Wilbanks. '70 David L. Williams. '71 Gary J. Milbourne John E. Oberdick. '80 Juanita M. Reid Cynthia M. Simmons Kathleen D. Tinney Gayanne Milbourne Theresa M. Oberdick. '81 Nathaniel H. Reid Ill David L. Simmons, '70 Geneva Titsworth. ·72 Vicki L. Williams. ·75 Sandra Williams Floyd L. Miller. '26 Carl F. Oj ala Leila Riley. ·59 Robert Sims. '52 Jo Ann Trovinger Judith C. Williston Ruth Miller Virginia M. Ojala Maurice W. Riley. ·59 Nancy G. Sippel. '86 Barbara Trudgen Carl D. Yost Eugene G. Mills f>amela L. Pardue Frank E. Ross Theodore D. Sippel f>aul E. Trudgen Mary Ida Yost Phyllis M. Mills Robert A. Pardue Isabel A. Ross. ·33 Dottie Slater Gail A. Tubbs Richard Yo ung Donald Moffat James H. Peterson Alvin Rudisill Jack I. Slater Jr. Stewart L. Tubbs Faye M. Zimmerman Paula Moffat Norma L. Peterson Jan Rudisill Joanne Smith Darlene E. Vaughan Frank R. Zimmerman, '54 J. Gary Morgan Anthony J. Petkus Ill, '71 Donald W. Russell. ·75 Laurence N. Smith William J. Vaughan Deborah A. Petkus, ·73 Ruth Russell John T. Stairs Robert E. Wagner Nancy A. Morgan •Honorary Degree The Tower Cl ub John Tomshack. ·33 Karen E. Anderson Ralph H. Cowan. '69 Ellen M. Gallagher-Rolfe, '60 Michael 8. Magnan, ·70 Mary A. Randa. ·45 Mary Tomshack Normajean I. Anderson. ·35 Joanne A. Cranford, ·71 H. Nicholas Genova, '62 Frank Maly Joanne Ripley Dorothy J. Turner Ronald G. Anderson Thomas J. Cranford Janet N. Gerhardt. ·59 Louise McArthur. ·12 Lawrence A. Ripley Gordon R. Turner Fayola F. Ash Alice 8. Crawford Ronald Goldenberg Lucie McCall Carolyn B. Roberts Nelly S. Ullman Major M. Ash Douglas S. Cullin. ·47 Dan L. Griffith. '63 Edward J. McCormick. ·79 W. Frederick Roberts Jr.. '56 Robert Ullman Mel L. Barclay Jocelyn Cunningham Sue A. Griffith Margaret G. McCormick Dean L. Rockwell. ·35 Helen M. Vick Rosalyn L. Barclay Thomas J. Cunningham. '78 Jason N. Hansen. '83 Marilyn McKelvey Mary S. Rockwell James F. Vick Kathleen Beck-Maly E. Leon Daniel Laura J. Hansen Paul T. McKelvey George Rolfe Hal Wade Jr. Michael G. Benedek, '66 Janet Daniel Ophelia C. Harmon. '88 Jane M. Mc Manus. '84 Edna M. Roush. '28 Susan J. Wade Sharon A. Benedek Andrew C. Dempster Catherine Harrison Michael R. McManus. ·74 Abe Rosenkrantz Doris C. Wa lker Edward P. Bernard. ·37 Su,.anne H. Dempster Jay E. Hartford. '72 David R. Merriman. '83 Lynn A. Sarosik. '76 Glenn K. Wa lker Meldrew A. Bernard Gustav Dcncker Kae A. Hartford. '72 Margaret A. Merriman Gail N. Schaefer James A. Walker. '65 Charlotte E. Bertotti Joan E. Dencker. ·54 Robert A. Henry Jr.. ·71 Steven Minch Lawrence J. Schaefer Jr .. ·59 Irene Little Wallace Joseph M. Bertotti. ·37 E.A. S. Devine Dale E. Heydlauff. ·79 Garnet R. Moriartey. ·50 Juanita Seeger f Richard L. Wallace Jr. Mike Bethell Ellon A. Devine Gloria M. Heydlauf Mary Moriartey Raymond Seeger Jr.. '51 Sara K. Wa llace. ·49 Steven W. Bocgner. '71 Charles W. Dieirich. ·77 Jean High. '42 Peter Moskaluk Susan Sell, '76 Claudia 8. Wa sik, '62 Barbara Bolser Charisse A. Dore, '83 Olga F. High Barbara L. Mulchay Susan J. Smart. '64 Sylvia V. Wa sik Howard R. Bolser, ·72 Betsy E. Dow Carl Hood James H. Mulchay. ·72 William H. Smart, '65 Leroy W. Watts Howard D. Booth. '66 Mark A. Dow. ·72 Ellen Hood William H. Murphy Andrew D. Smith Barbara 8. We iss. '50 Luanne Booth. '67 Donald F. Drummond Shirley Green Houseman Renee S. Neely Harlan Smith Jack We iss. '50 Evelyn M. Bostwick. ·37 Elizabeth 8. Drummond Helen Hutt Robert K. Neely Suzanne Smith Lee J. Westerhold. '71 Barbara E. Brackney John R. Drummonds Merel Parks Johnson Martin P. O'Hara Jr .. '50 Ann M. Soderquist Pam A. Westerhold, '68 Donald C. Briedrick. '60 Judy A. Drummonds Ann C. Kettles. ·75 Nan A. O'Hara. '51 Larry D. Soderquist. '66 Marcine P. Westerman Linda Briedrick Albert E. Eastman. '48 Charles S. Kettles, ·79 Robert E. Oren. ·75 Georgea M. Sparks W. Scott Westerman Jr. f>atricia J. Brown. '62 June L. Eastman, '48 Elizabeth C. King Carol M. Orkisz, '71 A. Edward Spitz Alice Wheatley Robert J. Brown, '60 Clare E. Ebersole. '50 f>aul R. King Dieter J. Orkisz Shirley Spitz Ira M. Wheatley John M. Chambers. '76 Delphine Ebersole Daniel W. Klenczar. '69 John Osborn Dorian G. Sprandel Jill L. England, '68 Linda J. Klenczar Marian E. Osborn. ·45 Judith M. Stehling, '84 Evelyn R. Wichman Rosemarie Chambers Henry C. Wichman. '40 Robert W. England William Krebs A. E. Oxford Melvin L. Stephens. ·77 f>aul Chao Judith S. Williams. '78 Helen D. Chapman Dorothy E. Ferrari Elyse K. Lamm Richard P. Pankow, '66 Randy Stewart Warren S. Williams John A. Chapman Eugene J. Ferrari Gilbert Lanoff Charles N. Parsons Ellen M. Strand. ·73 Kara Wills Ursula R. Christian. '65 Anita L. Fielder Patricia A. Lapeer Karen Parsons Earl K. Studt. '32 Kevin M. Wills. '80 Walker L. Cisler Mary E. Fopeano. ·34 Russell W. Lapeer. '69 Claire S. Perman Olive M. Studt, '32 John C. Forsythe Angelina 8. Laycock, ·73 Ludwick J. Perman Edward J. Szabo Dorcas D. Wolf. '33 Mary A. Clennon Elizabeth 8. Wo lff. ·21 Eugene E. Comiskey. '61 Phyllis J. Forsy the. '71 Daurcy W. Laycock James C. Pickard. '82 Krysa K. Szabo Bette Wo ods Marlene A. Comiskey. ·59 Dorothy L. Foster Steven J. Lebowski. ·74 Maureen A. Pickard, '82 David D. Tammany Rosina M. Ta mmany. ·75 Scott W. Woods James H. Conley William M. Foster. '61 Arthur H. Lieder. '42 Elsie E. Porter Nancy M. Thompson. ·52 Jeffrey A. Connelly. '71 Barbara 8. Friend, '65 Elizabeth G. Lieder. ·43 James C. Porter. ·57 Estelle Thomson Susan K. Connelly Gary A. Frownfeher. ·n Jody Linn Franklin J. Rademacher Donald J. Conway. '83 Cynthia A. Fullerton Peter R. Linn. ·74 Johanna Rademacher Janak Tirtha Ranjit Tirtha Barbara S. Cowan Sam D. Fullerton Jeff Lorence Donald J. Randa The Founders' Cl ub Lydia R. Bates. '78 Denny W. Benson. '64 Anonymous Donor (I) Irene A. Allen William F. Anhui Arlene L. Baldwin. '60 Way ne C. Beerbower, ·77 Dorothy A. Bentley Rita Abent Judith H. Allseitz. '88 Joyce A. Areddy William A. Baldwin. '60 Gerald W. Behaylo, '60 Robert E. Bentley. '50 Marlene A. Abraham. '67 Leonard Allseitz Michael J. Areddy. ·79 Barbara J. Baril. '71 Nancy M. Behaylo. '64 Kendra L. Bernick. '87 William C. Abraham, '64 Mary P. Alman Ron D. Arnold, '68 Serge Barna. '68 Daniel E. Bekemeier. ·79 Duane D. Betts Gisela Ahlbrandt f>aul D. Alman Susan K. Arnold. '69 Donald G. Barr Jr.. '71 Gerrilyn Bekemeier Mary Ann Betts. '67 Michael T. Ahlbrandt-Rains Laura A. Amico Janice A. Austin. '74 Gail J. Barr. '71 John D. Anderson. '87 Richard D. Austin, ·72 Emma J. Bartlett. ·44 James D. Bell, '51 Regina L. Bidstrup, '65 Anis Ahmed, ·75 Doreen H. Binder. ·57 John E. Anderson Patricia A. Avery Bradford Bates Margaret E. Bell. '52 Anjum S. Ahmed. '82 Thomas K. Black Ill Mary Ann Anderson Theodore A. Avery Christine M. Bates Emery A. Bennett Robert W. Allan, ·53 Juanita L. Bennett C. John Blankley Virginia R. Allan. '81 Mary C. Anhui Dorothy N. Bakos. '25 Leslie K. Bates HR2 Edna C. Bond. "60 Gilbert B. Cross Richard B. Gerisch Elaine R. Jacobson Leon Mack. '81 Irene Mussin Frederick D. Bond Peggy L. Cross. ·71 Sophie H. Gerisch. '68 William R. Jacobson Milton L. Mack Jr.. '72 Frederick C. Neidhardt Helen S. Bondy Mildred I. Cruickshank. ·41 Najati S. Ghosheh Coleman Jewett. '61 Wanda Mack Gerald V. Neigh. '86 James D. Bondy. '66 Anthony R. Czuchra. '85 Cleon Gilliam. ·55 Margaret Jewett Mary L. Mahalak, '82 Karen L. Neigh Elwood J. Boomus. '76 Ruth C. Czuchra Elliot B. Glicksman, '64 Bonnie J. Johnson Richard J. Mahalak Ferris E. Newman. '36 Mary Boomus. '83 Douglas W. Dancer Thea G. Glicksman Delores Johnson Maria Majerek Larry E. Newman Eric D. Booth. '67 Luanne Dancer James R. Gnewkowski. ·73 John E. Johnson. ·52 Thaddeus A. Majerek. ·74 Mary L. Newman Marcia J. Boolh Mary S. Danrorth Carol Goldenberg Merel Johnson Steven M. Malkiewicz. '81 Sylvia L. Newman James V. Boyd. ·71 Jeffrey L. Dansky Ronald E. Goldenberg Raymond G. Johnson Claude J. Marsh. ·49 Walter D. Nitz. '76 Charles Boytano. '86 Sara Dansky. '80 Ralph C. Good Cheryl L. Jones Thurley C. Marsh, '48 Donald R. Noble. '76 Francine Boytano Chrissie M. Danzcisen. ·54 Ruth M. Good. '66 Eleanor B. Jones. '38 Richard W. Marshall Rachel Noble. ·35 Michael J. Brabec Milo L. Danzeisen. ·52 Jerry F. Gooding Judith B. Jones. '57 Dawn H. Martin Ronald E. Oestrike. ·54 Roberta K. Brabec Jacalyn A. Davey Fannie E. Goodwin. ·47 Kenneth A. Jones. '66 Dorothy Martin Shirley E. Oestrike. '60 Joseph L. Braden Helene Davidson Susan H. Graham Michael H. Jones. ·55 James R. Martin Sr .. ·57 Marianne Ogden. '67 Judith Braden Jack L. Davidson. '71 William Q. Graham. '69 Kathleen N. Kabara Marlyn A. Martin Russell L. Ogden James R. Bronson Martin B. Davidson. '81 Doris H. Graichen. ·34 Angela Kaercher Robert A. Martin D. Robert Okopny. ·73 Janice E. Bronson Sylvia Davidson Harry A. Graichen. ·32 David Kaercher William R. Martin Irma E. Okopny Mary C. Brooks Glenn H. Davis. '56 Terese L. Grazulis Judy A. Keenan. '80 Dannajean A. Marvin. '66 Bryan Orander George Brower Joan E. Davis. ·55 Valerijus Grazulis Jamie P. Keillor. ·75 William K. Marvin. '64 Cheryl A. Orander. '82 Richard R. Brown. ·72 Sum Davis Arlene R. Green. '68 Eli1.abeth J. Keller Arthur W. Maschke. '42 Albert F. Ouellette Kenneth Bruchanski Emily C. Day Edna M. Green. '72 Lloyd E. Keller. ·50 Betty H. Maschke. ·45 Vicki L. Ouellette Susan C. Bruchanski Alrred L. Demrose. '78 Edward Green Margaret R. Kelley Doris A. Mayers Mary E. Paavola Joan Brundage Jana C. Devore Evelyn Green Robert 8. Kelley Michael H. Mayers. ·72 John C. Padgett. ·37 Robert D. Brundage. '38 Ronald A. Devore. '64 Lewis R. Green Dan R. Kempr. '86 Ernest J. Mayoras. ·52 Mary J. Padgett. '38 Donald A. Buckeye Raymond L. Diehr Mary A. Green Raynette L. Kempr Joanne R. Mayoros Benjamin W. Palmer Nancy Buckeye Walter P. Dobrin II. '83 RoeG. Green Emily Kennedy. ·77 William Mays Jr.. ·54 Phoebe L. Palmer. '86 Donna A. Buie, '67 Janet L. Dombrowski. '68 Thomas R. Green Ted Kennedy Jr. Gail M. McCormick Jong S. Park Dwan C. Buie. '73 Joseph J. Dombrowski. '60 Mark Gridley Clyde Kieft Michael G. McCormick. '71 Jung Y. Park. '81 Gary R. Burdick Euridyce G. Douglas Jerald A. Griess Susan A. Kirkpatrick James P. McCosky. ·74 Lucy N. Parker, '58 Karen E. Burdick. '86 Lewis F. Douglas. ·40 James R. Gri rfith E. Roseland Klein. '50 Ana M. McCoy Phyliss A. Parks Janis Burkhardt Cathy Doyle. '83 Thomas M. Grundner. '67 Peter D. Klein James L. McCoy Robert C. Parks John C. Burkhardt Leo J. Duhaime Barbara J. Hall. '42 William C. Knudson. ·74 James L. McGauley Ted Pawlowski. ·73 Mary J. Bussard Pa ulette M. Duhaime. ·77 Tony Han Susan E. Koch Kathleen C. McGauley N. Annette Peel Ray E. Bussard David J. Dziedzic. '69 Lee M. Hancock. ·77 Alan J. Kolod. ·77 Alicia A. McHugh Elizabeth Perini Ralph L. Butler Lynette A. Dziedzic Patricia A. Hancock Jean M. Kolod Daniel P. McHugh. ·35 Fulvio Perini Robin C. Butler. ·74 David K. Easlick Sr., '81 Thomas R. Hankins. '68 Charles W. Kopec Michael A. McMillan. '85 Robert M. Perini. '84 John Calder Lucy Easlick Janice A. Harris. '68 Diane L. Kopec Charleen McPherson William D. Perry. ·57 Donald G. Calkins, ·37 Kathleen E. Eckel. '86 John K. Harrison. ·59 Joseph M. Kormos. '65 Larry McPherson Roger A. Peterson Marjorie S. Calkins. ·32 Ivan L. Eggemeyer. '68 Marie Harrison Judith V. Kormos Mark T. Megge, ·75 T. Grace Peterson Barbara Campbell. '61 Charles T. Eisenstein. '86 Roger L. Harrison David J. Koss Terry A. Mcgge Catherine W. Philbin Dorothy L. Carter G. Gail Eisenstein Wilma L. Harrison Marie Koss Everett J. Meggitt Kevin M. Philbin. '84 Giles F. Carter Frederick L. Ellicott. ·59 Catherine C. Hartman Emma J. Krecke James L. Meretta William F. Pickard Ann Cave, ·45 Shirley A. Ellicott Milton A. Hartman. '40 Karl N. Krecke. ·31 Kristy L. Meretta Janet S. Plecha William M. Cave. ·47 Charles N. Ellis Arthur T. Hayes. '66 ElwoodJ. Kureth Sr.. ·51 Kevin S. Merrill. '86 Mark C. Plecha. '78 Robert 8. Chapman. ·40 Julie G. Ellis Dennis D. Headapohl. '68 June Kureth. ·70 Lesley A. Metz. '76 Gretchen Preston. ·71 Thelma I. Chapman. ·40 Stephanie Ellwood Cynthia A. Hegg James R. Laatsch William L. Metz John M. Preston. ·72 Rita Chattopadhyay Carolyn G. Embree, '69 Alethea K. Helbig. '66 Ve ronica A. Laatsch Frederick J. Meyer. '66 Paul M. Preuss Angela Chemin. ·so James L. Embree. ·74 Harold R. Helbig Diana D. LaFcver Virginia R. Meyer. '78 Antje L. Price. •44 David M. Chemin Evelyne Eshelman. 'SO Ruth E. Henderson, '30 Windle W. LaFcver. ·75 Bonnie L. Mientkicwicz. ·72 P• tricia Primrose Donald H. Christie, '38 Ralph E. Eshelman Sally S. Hendricks. '69 Marylyn E. Lake. '64 Kenneth Mientkiewicz. '66 Ronald A. Primrose Eleanor I. Christie. '69 Deborah Farley Stuart C. Hendricks. '69 Florence 8. Lamport. ·31 James S. Mignano. ·77 John W. Prince Joseph A. Chrzanowski, ·73 Michael S. Farley. '81 Alrred G. Herrmann. ·57 G ilben Lanoff Janet L. Mignano Nancy A. Prince Nancy A. Chrzanowski Frank Fehsenfold Shirley J. Herrmann Shirley Lanorf Duane Miller Ellen L. Prokopow Dolores H. Church, ·53 Virginia Fchsenreld. '36 Sarah J. Herron-Walz. ·71 John M. Lay Glenna F. Miller Mary E. Purchase. ·42 Fred J. Chynchuk. '60 Hester C. Fillmore. ·52 Merrill A. Hershey. ·34 Margaret A. Lay. '50 Lorraine Miller Kathleen S. Quinn. '68 Edward A. Cisak. '67 Ronald J. Fillmore. ·54 Genevieve G. Hill. ·71 Eugene Lcbowski William T. Miller. ·77 Ogden 8. Ramsay Gary V. Clark. '65 Susan R. Fisher Rodney L. Hill Anthony L. LcGault. '70 Glenn R. Mills Patricia L. Ramsay Phyllis A. Clemens-Noda Eleanor Fitch. '34 Milton T. Hodgins. '71 Sharon LcGault Jeremiah R. Minifield Mary A. Raske. '71 Peggy Clough H. Glen Fitch. ·34 Susan K. Hodgins Karen J. Levin. '75 Charles V. Mintz Anson G. Raymond Richard Clough J. F. Fitzsimmons S1even R. Hoekman Judith T. Levy Patricia J. Mintz. ·74 Marian E. Raymond. ·35 Barbara Coffman Marion S. Fitzsimmons Charles F. Hoitash Robert J. Levy Esther L. Minzcy. ·73 Nancy A. Reed Kevin R. Coffman. '80 Kathleen F. Fojtik. ·73 Doris Hoitash P,uricia A. Libby Jack D. Minzcy. ·50 Russell D. Recd Duncan I. Cole. '82 Maureen F. Foley. '79 Nora M. Hoke. ·53 Robe rt Libby Donna Mokma Cyn1hia F. Remmers Phyllis J. Cole. ·75 Judy Fonuna Carole E. Holmes Carole M. Lick John Mokma John H. Remmers Marilyn L. Collins P• ul Fortuna Howdy S. Holmes Don R. Lick Paul N. Moniodis. ·79 Catherine Rendel Thomas M. Collins Thomas Foster Howard F. Hood Edwin J. Lindberg. ·72 Elizabeth A. Moore Leland Rendel Edward L. Compere Jr. Debra S. Fovenesi. ·74 Joseph J. Horzelski. '64 Janice 8. Lindberg John W. Moore Patricia D. Reynolds. '63 Marian M. Compere. ·70 John C. Fovenesi. ·73 Dennis L. Howard Anne R. Linn Kemper W. Moreland Dale L. Rice Carol Conn Joseph A. Frauenheim. ·57 Michele M. Howard. ·so George W. Linn Prapaporn S. Moreland Peggy A. Rice. ·57 Harry J. Conn. ·42 Sandra J. Frauenheim. ·57 David R. Hunt. '74 Mildred D. Lintner Joe D. Morris Bill Richards Jr.. '84 Denise S. Connolly. ·75 David A. Friese. '68 Mark L. Husa. '87 Charles B. Long. '76 Julia S. Morris Carolyn Z. Richards. '81 Jane D. Cooch Diane L. Friese. ·70 Francis J. Immekus Janet K. Long Linda C. Morris. ·72 Ralph J. Richards. ·70 Robert A. Cooch. ·50 Doris M. Fuhrman. '28 Marie 8. Immckus. ·33 Donald M. Loppnow Michael G. Morris. '69 Jack W. Ricketts AlbertJ. Coudron. '76 David R. Fullerton. ·72 Elaine S. Irvin Nancie N. Loppnow Nancy S. Moss Margaret M. Ricketts. '81 Margaret H. Coudron Kevin A. Furrow. ·35 John D. Irwin Donald S. Lowe Wa lter G. Moss Bonnie Ridener Deborah M. Cox Christine Gardhouse Mary L. Irwin Emily 8. Lowe Michelle M. Mueller. ·74 Eldon Ridener Eleonora L. Cox. ·77 Ronald J. Gardhouse. '70 Mitchell Jabczenski David R. Lyke James H. Mulchay III Lawerence A. Rieger Norman B. Cox Ramesh C. Garg John D. Jackson. ·74 Fon1ella Lyke. ·72 Diane L. Murphy. ·70 Kenneth L. Riethmiller William J. Cox George R. Gavrila, ·37 Marilyn L. Jacob. ·53 Frode Maaseidvaag Thomas P. Murphy. ·71 P• tricia A. Ricthmiller. ·59 Carol J. Crawford. '64 Martha Gavrila Theodore G. Jacob Marilyn Maaseidvaag Douglas H. Mussin. '80 Debbie Rinnas HR3 Donald S. Rinnas. ·77 Audrey B. Seay, ·73 Rick T. Steckley Joyce A. Ta it. '67 James F. Vaughan Janet C. Wilson Caryl M. Ristau Perry Seay Barbara C. Steer Philip Ta it. '67 Sandra D. Vaughan. ·71 Jean A. Wilson Robert A. Ristau Elizabeth Serafin Michael S. Steer Lois J. Thayer Peter Vitale Jr. Mary C. Wilson Barbara A. Robb. '70 Ronald D. Serafin Jacqueline Y. Stephens Louis C. Thayer Douglas K. Waffle Patricia N. Wilson. ·53 Richard N. Robb. ·79 C. L. Shafer William J. Stephens. '60 Helen Thomas Suzanne D. Wafne. '79 Richard C. Wilson Edna V. Ropp. ·51 Charles J. Shonta Jr.. ·59 John Stephenson Nick Thomas. ·49 John W. Wa idley William T. Wilson. '48 Robert E. Rowland. ·55 Karen M. Shonta Susanne G. Stephenson Jeanne A. Thurman Eric W. Wa lline, '71 David J. Winter, '74 Sally J. Rowland Penelope S. Sibert Napoleon B. Steward John D. Thurman. ·59 Robert A. Walz Jo R. Winter. '77 '60 Myrna J. Rugg Thomas E. Sibert. '58 William P. Storer Jr.. '67 Helen B. Tibbals. '76 Fostine E. Watson. Geri A. Wloszek. '78 David B. Russell. '38 Christine E. Sieradzki. ·74 J. Phillip Strekal. ·77 Karen M. Trahey Jerry L. Weaver. ·79 Jeffrey A. Wojtala, '85 Kathryn Russell James Sieradzki Richard B. Stribley Robert J. Trahey Chloe C. West. '32 Dillon M. Wolfford. ·71 PJmela Ryan Harold Simms Shirley J. Stribley Marcello Truzzi Earl C. West John H. Wo od. '71 Thomas M. Ryan. '60 Karen L. Simpkins. '76 Mac Stringer Patricia Truzzi Joyce Whaler Marilyn A. Wo od. '72 Anthony J. Sargenti. '36 Susan C. Skarsgard Joe H. Stroud. ·77 Leo Turner. '50 Thomas Whaler Alice Woods. '16 Myrtle A. Sargenti Clark A. Smith. ·73 Daniel K. Struble. '69 Violet Turner Roberta W. Wheeler. ·74 Carolyn Wo rk Thomas W. Schacht Dorothy C. Smith Agnes H. Sullivan. ·34 Brian G. Tyler Carol B. White, '85 Stewart D. Work Alvin L. Schalge. '54 James L. Smith Sandra J. Sumerton Peggy A. Tyler Everelt L. White Richard P. Worswick. '68 Marilyn J. Schalge. ·54 MariLouise Smith-Mays. '63 Walter F. Sumerton Jr. John F. Ullrich. '60 Evelyn E. Wickerink. '29 Boyd W. Yard Lester B. Scherer Andrew G. Snyir Delores L. Sussex. ·53 Susan B. Ullrich Richard D. Willey. '68 Elinore V. Ya rd Patricia Scherer Letitia H. Snyir Earl T. Sussex. '52 Robert G. Vaclav Dean E. Williams Anna M. Zanger. '85 George F. Schlecht Jr. Gail G. Southwell. ·75 Jae k W. Sweet John L. VanVliet Sandra S. Williams Mauhew D. Zanger Joyce Schlecht Gerard H. Spencer Larry W. Sweet. '76 Judith A. VanV liet Sharon L. Williams. ·72 Bette F. Zauel. '65 Richard A. Schnell Angela Springer Leah M. Sweet Maria K. VanWicklin Myrtle Willoughby R. Roger Zauel Sherry L. Schnell Keith J. Stanger Phyllis L. Sweet. ·39 Warren A. VanWicklin Jr.. '85 Robert J. Willoughby Donald W. Zielke Janet L. Schwarze. '71 Marc W. Stankov, ·73 Gloria L. Ta chuk Harold S. Vartanian. ·39 A. D. Wilson Jean F. Zielke Richard R. Schwarze Mary A. Stankov. '77 Ronald A. Tachuk. '67 Virginia Vartanian Charles R. Wilson. ·53 The Hundred Cl ub Anonymous Donors (5) Alton D. Amerman Lenore Ashton James A. Barres Sara Beckman Raymond A. Binning Nicholas K. Abdelnour. '87 George E. Andersen Roberta E. Asplund Charles E. Barrett. '63 Glenn Bedell Carol A. Birch. ·73 Janice D. Abraham. '81 Jessie G. Andersen Don G. Asquith Corrine L. Barrett Linda Bedell Lawrence C. Birch. '70 Roy Acho Edith G. Anderson. ·15 Jo Ann L. Asquith I. V. Barrett. '85 Richard F. Bednarz Carol S. Bird. '65 Catherine C. Acosta. '68 George E. Anderson John E. Atchison. '64 Jane E. Barrett. ·74 Agnes E. Beer. '25 Laura C. Bird, 'S7 Fernando Acosta Kathleen E. Anderson Maureen L. Augustine. '86 Arlene M. Barris Anhur Beer Paul G. Bird K. John R. Adams Lavern L. Anderson. '81 Robert J. Augustine William G. Barris Cassandra Bekiarcs, '64 John M. Bisaro Leah D. Adams Louise J. Anderson Mary J. Ault. '71 Enrique M. Barroso Dianne L. Beleutz. '60 Joy M. Bisaro '60 Rose M. Adams Marian P. Anderson Patricia K. Austin Dwight W. Barstow John A. Beleutz. Janice M. Bitzer Sandra L. Adams Robert L. Anderson William E. Austin Jr.. ·57 Roberta J. Barstow Audrey G. Belitsky. '80 Thomas E. Bitzer Cheryl E. Bartch. '67 Neal M. Belitsky Mary C. Bixenman Stanley C. Adams. ·77 Carol E. Anderson-Gregg. '82 Jennifer L. Aveni Tim G. Adams Jacqueline P. Andrews. ·74 Douglas R. Babcock Dale E. Bartch. '65 James R. Bell. ·77 Robert H. Bixenman Laurel J. Adler. '56 Kenneth Andrews Marcos 0. Bacelis Karen D. Bartsch! Jan BenDor Allan H. Bjertness Marc Adler Philip M. Angelo Larry A. Baer Karl G. Bartscht Jr.. '86 Alphus B. Benedict Lars Bjorn Scott Adler Sue A. Angelo G. Wayne Bailey. '67 Beverley M. Baskins. '71 Edith I. Benedict, '76 Carla J. Black Teresa Adler Angelo A. Angelocci. '50 Thomas M. Baines Robert A. Baskins E. Michael Benes. '70 Charles E. Black Joann Aebersold Joyce G. Angelocci. '51 Mary Baird Carol A. Bassett. '64 Sandra S. Benes Glenn J. Black. ·so Michael A. Aginian. ·77 Theodore L. Angers Robert L. Baird. ·72 Roy M. Bassett. '64 Marlene Bensch Judith M. Black. ·79 John Agius Dorothy M. Annesser. '50 Paul Bairley Elizabeth Basso, ·59 Paul G. Bensch, ·79 Margaret B. Black. ·73 Richard Annesser. '50 Susan M. Bairley Lois Bastow, '68 Constance J. Benz. '69 Robert E. Black Jr. Abdul Alchalabi. ·59 K. Irene Alchalabi Irene M. Anstess Christopher Bajkiewicz David Batchelor Steven C. Benz Gretchen Blackburn. '31 Paul Alday L. Wray Anstess. '50 Benn D. Baker. '78 Mary J. Batchelor Robert A. Berarducci. '63 Cynthia L. Blackerby Frances J. Aldrich Barbara T. Appelman Jesse D. Baker. ·77 Dianna L. Bates Joan Bergmann William R. Blackerby William L. Aldrich. '60 E. A. Appleberry Judith A. Baker Donna L. Bates Patrick W. Bergmann. '80 Nella Blackport Don P. Alessi PJtricia P. Appleberry Kathryn B. Baker. ·74 James W. Bates Edward J. Berkich. ·57 Juanita Blackton Eileen Alessi Marilyn A. Appner. ·70 Lester D. Baker. '69 William P. Bates Karen E. Berkich Mark A. Blackton. ·79 Beverlee R. Blanchard Denny Alexander. ·53 James Apsey Stanley M. Baldridge. '70 Kay Batsakes. '60 Linda D. Bernard Paul T. Blanchard James B. Alexander Nancy Apsey, '60 Gladys R. Baldwin. '65 Eric N. Bauer. '81 Donna J. Bernill. ·43 Edith M. Bletcher Patricia J. Alexander. '88 Dennis W. Archer Nancy Baldwin William E. Bauer, '69 Richard 0. Bernitt Thomas E. Blctcher. '68 Mahmoud Alkhafaji Trudy D. Archer Dolores Balowski Myrna A. Baugh. '65 Ludmila I. Bernstam K. Edith C. Block, '40 Carol M. Allardycc. '68 Alice L. Arlen. '56 George J. Balowski Janet Baum Victor A. Bernstam Frank D. Block. '41 Gordon Allardyce Richard T. Arlen. '57 Charmaine L. Balsillie. '82 Arthur M. Baur Charles E. Derrington Jean E. Blond. ·74 Evelyn M. Allen. '29 Karen A. Armelagos. ·77 James A. Balsillie. '82 Joanne B. Baur Kimberly A. Derrington Thomas E. Blond. ·79 Margaret R. Allen. ·79 Daniel D. Armistead. '68 Pauline Banks. '85 Robert W. Baxter Janice Berry Dorothy Bloom. '68 Margaret Rose Allen. '84 Mary P. Armistead Thomas M. Banks. '87 Dennis M. Beagen. '66 Lawrence A. Berry, '69 Donald R. Blum. '71 Marion E. Allen. '28 Ida M. A rm strong Edward S. Barann Sarell W. Beal. '76 Sharon A. Berry. '69 Fred Blum Ray L. Allen Raymond G. Armstrong, '64 Leona S. Barann. '76 ldamae Beattie Vincent Bertuca Ida Blum. '50 Kathleen Allison. ·74 Gordon Arndt Daniel J. Baraszu Velma Beattie, '57 Dennis 0. Bells. '71 Louise A. Blum Robert M. Allison. ·71 Muriel Arndt Roberta J. Baraszu C. Eugene Beatty Sr.. ·34 Charles W. Betz. ·54 Gill Bocciardi. '62 Barbara E. Allushuski !'Juline Arndt John S. Barbour. '70 Evelyn Beatty Gerry W. Beyer. '76 R. Greta Bocciardi Gregory A. Allushuski. '84 Roger Arnell Jack Barenfanger Jacque Beauregard Margaret M. Beyer Bernard J. Bodner. '64 Barbara J. Almli. '64 Walter B. Arnold. ·77 David S. Barera Margo S. Beauregard Gena G. Bhatia Kumar N. Bhatia. '68 Helen E. Boer Paul M. Almli P-Jtrick J. Arsenault Monika E. Barera. '83 Laurel L. Beauvais. '71 Leah M. Biggs. ·74 Alvin E. Bohms. '40 Faith Alway. ·37 Gerald K. Asher. ·73 Rose M. Barhydt. '74 Carolyn R. Becher. '68 Thomas D. Biggs. '73 Theo M. Bohms. ·39 Kathleen J. Ama10-Mo11. '76 Joseph G. Asher Jr .. '70 Mark R. Barikmo Stephen A. Becher. '69 Sharon A. Bilenky, '69 Elaine F. Bohn, ·59 Bette Ambrose Laura Asher Tammy S. Barikmo. '83 B. J. Beck George I. Bohn John E. Ambrose. '67 John R. Ashford. '87 Barbara L. Barna. '69 Judith 0. Becker John E. Billi Georgia H. Bingham, ·72 Kenneth E. Bol II Kermit N. Ambrose James W. Ashmore Kenneth K. Barna. '65 Doris J. Beckley. '83 Thomas D. Bingham Sheryl V. Bol. 'S7 Todd L. Ambs. '80 Sharon A. Ashmore Samuel Barna Gary L. Beckley Nora Binning Glen D. Bolling Clara L. Amelolle, ·75 Charles R. Ashton Adele M. Barres. '88 Richard E. Beckman HR4 John H. Bolt Sr.• ·79 Laurie R. Brown. ·74 Letitia J. Byrd. '70 S. Thomas Cianciolo Leonard W. Cooke. ·74 Gerald H. Cummings Ruth L. Bolt Lucy A. Brown Gordon H. Cahours. ·47 Mary B. Cianek. '80 Pmricia E. Cooke L. Irene Cummings. ·41 Klyta L. Bolton, '63 Melton Brown Diana A. Calhoun Robert Cianek Eleanor Cooper Richard M. Cundiff. '64 Howard H. Bond. '65 Richard Brown James W. Calhoun. '81 Mark T. Cianteo. '76 John K. Cooper Kevin 0. Curran Ruby L. Bond Ronald E. Brown Thomas F. Cali. '66 Thomas J. Ciccarelli. '66 John K. Cooper Jr. David D. Cutlip. '64 Charles J. Bonnici Shirley L. Brown Anna J. Calkins. ·43 Linda M. Cicchini. ·73 Virginia A. Cooper, '64 Martha J. Cutlip V. Suzann Bonnici Susan C. Brown. '88 Donald G. Calkins. ·37 Ralph 0. Cicchini. ·72 John H. Corbin. '60 Dolores T. C,.erniak Kermit R. Booker, '62 Warren A. Brown. ·70 Kingsley M. Calkins, '48 Jean S. Cione. ·53 M. Elaine Corne Edward M. Czerniak Wilhelmina Booker. ·59 Michelle A. Brozowski. '84 Jon F. Call. '82 Jorge S. Cisneros Robert K. Corne. ·73 Dorothy A. Dager Robert C. Boomer Robert C. Brozowski Karen A. Call. '63 Maureen A. Cisneros Monica C. Cornick. '69 Herbert D. Dager Carolyn J. Boone Joan L. Bruckner. '41 Hilary Callaghan Marie H. Clandening, '52 Timothy J. Cornick. ·71 Edward A. Dahlka Jr. Morell D. Boone Gary A. Bruder James P. Callaghan. '67 Bonnie S. Clark James M. Cornils. ·72 Nancy J. Dahlka Judith A. Borawski, '81 Shelley E. Bruder Alice W. Callum Elva L. Clark. '64 Mary A. Cornils. ·79 Carl E. Dahlstrom. '54 P:iul E. Borawski. '78 P:iul S. Bruss Ann M. Campau Erwin Clark Charles R. Cornish Helen J. Dahlstrom. '52 Gary Boren Elizabeth Bryan Jack L. Campau Gary R. Clark Michael K. Corpolongo. '86 Marcia A. Dalbey Julia E. Borowiec William C. Bryan Alice C. Campbell. '78 George S. Clark K. Sharon M. Corpolongo Francis M. Daly Richard Borton Alan E. Bryant, '62 Phyllis J. Cant Harrietta Clark Carlos E. Cortez. '83 Shirley H. Daly Michael Boston. ·73 Peggy M. Bryant Robert H. Cant. '73 HowJrd C. Clark Calista D. Coryell Robert L. Damschroder Sandra J. Boston, '73 Donald S. Bucata Anne N. Canter. '71 Doris E. Clarke Roger E. Coryell. ·73 Raymond C. Danaher Stephen H. Bostwick Olga M. Bucata, ·53 Francis M. Canter James R. Clarke Harold J. Coselman Mary J. Dancsok Grace Bosworth, '32 Barbara J. Buccos. '69 Gordon D. Cantwell. '87 Daniel Clayborn Jr. Linda M. Coselman Richard J. Dancsok. '52 Lewis A. Bosworth Debra J. Bucholz. '80 Lois Cantwell Lula Clayborn Elaine F. Cosma John D. Danielewicz. '69 Robert L. Boudrie Marilyn Buckingham David B. Capps John Clayton Eugene Cosma Edward J. Daniels fl. '77 Ruth Boughner William J. Buckingham. '60 Wanda K. Capps Larry T. Clayton. ·79 Larry D. Cossey Lee E. Danielson Evelyn Boushelle Jean H. Bucksar. '54 Barbara A. Carey, '69 Linda J. Clayton. ·75 Mary E. Coner Mildred M. Danielson. ·44 Mary L. Bowes. '40 Deborah A. Budwit James W. Carey, '69 Dorothy C. Clem Michael S. Coner Sr .. '70 Patricia A. Danielson. '70 Robert J. Bowes Louise A. Buffmyer-Holman, 73 Michael T. Carlsen-Jones John W. Clem Julie A. Coughlin Peter W. Danielson, '66 Bene V. Bowles Arno C. Buhrer Burton W. Carlson Jr. Jeanne M. Clerc William J. Coulman, '48 Barbara C. Danna. ·74 Morris R. Bowles, ·72 P:itricia M. Buhrer, '87 Judith A. Carlson Carol Clifford David F. Courtney, ·77 Timothy F. Danna, ·73 Carol S. Bowman. '82 Joseph P. Bulat Jr. Edward P. Carlton David Clifford Barry E. Couns. '60 Jerome P. Darga. '67 Janet S. Boyd Susan U. Bulat Sarah M. Carlton, "69 Christine M. Clinton-Cali Cheryl J. Coutts, '87 Kenneth W. Dane, '76 Robert Boyd James W. Bulemore. '87 George L. Carr Ann T. Clock, ·31 Kathleen Covell Theresa W. Dane. '78 Nancy M. Boyer. ·35 Laura Bullock Glenna B. Carr. '59 Myrtie M. Coffey. '70 Ray E. Covell. ·59 Miriam R. Davies. '88 Nancy M. Bozeman, '80 John G. Bulmer, ·72 Nellie H. Carroll. "30 Charles W. Cogar. ·44 George T. Coveney Jr. Anne L. Davis Peter M. Bozeman Lynn L. Bulmer P:itrice M. Carroll Mary S. Cogar Leslie W. Coveney David Davis Deborah L. Bradfield, ·79 Janet I. Bumpus Thomas J. Carroll Sherry Cogswell Carol L. Coverly Frederick I. Davis, 65 Gordon W. Bradfield. '86 Robert J. Bumpus. '76 Timothy Carroll Janet L. Cohen Leon K. Covcrly Harry A. Davis, '51 M. Carol Branch, ·54 George C. Bunnell, ·40 J. H. Carter Neal P. Cohen Frank W. Cox Judith L. Davis, '82 Frances A. Brauer, '66 Leona M. Bunnell. '40 K. S. Carter Marjorie M. Colburn, ·42 Mary K. Cox Maria A. Davis W. J. Brauer Bena Burda Pa ul N. Caruana. '86 Scon 0. Colburn Michael P. Coyne Martha D. Davis Cynthia J. Breault. '85 Thomas L. Burean. '70 Caryle E. Casler Allen M. Coleman. '77 Hans C. Cozak Michael W. Davis. '83 Gordon M. Breault, ·79 William C. Burgard Ill Harold E. Casler Herman W. Coleman. '69 Charles T. Cozier Jr .. '87 Robert L. Davis Ann L. Breitenwischer, '65 Mark S. Burgess. '84 Mary I. Casler, '70 P:luline B. Coleman Michael B. Crabb We ndell N. Davis Sr .. '65 Harold E. Bremer Jr.. ·79 Anita V. Burke. '85 Shirley A. Casler Ritchie L. Coleman David L. Craig William J. Davis Jr. Suzanne Bremer Donald A. Burke. '56 Norma M. Cassady. ·12 Walter M. Colley. ·73 Deborah A. Crane, ·73 Jullie A. Davisson P:itricia A. Brewster Joan P. Burke Joseph A. Castclnero Cynthia Collias Glenn Crane Cecilia E. Dawkins Robert W. Brewster. ·77 Thomas J. Burke Sharon Castelnero. '64 K. G. Collias Susan L. Cranfield, '66 David L. Dawson. '76 Laura J. Brickley, '85 Carolyn A. Burken Thaw Casto Gregory G. Collier Cynthia L. Crawford. '80 Margaret C. Dawson. '76 William J. Brickley, '80 Wilbur 0. Burken, ·79 Ethel C. Caswell Joanne B. Collier. '86 Lawrence E. Crawford. ·79 Robert Dawson Debra A. Brierly, '87 Barbara B. Burkholder Herbert H. Caswell Jr. Arthur L. Collins Alice Crew Sally J. Dawson, '51 William D. Briggs. '61 Deverde M. Burkholder. '67 Owen B. Cathey, '58 Dorothy A. Collins. ·54 Lewis A. Crew, '47 William E. Day. '82 Kenneth J. Brinker Peter Burkholder Alan M. Causer Edith Collins Mayble Cripps Frank N. Deak Sandra J. Brinker, '62 Salemae S. Burkholder Evelyn Causer Gail L. Collins. '68 R. Wa llace T. Cripps. ·39 Mary E. Deak Connie Brinkerhoff. '83 Frances J. Burney Barbara Center Grace B. Collins Carolyn F. Cron. '80 Joan B. Deanin Keith J. Brinkerhoff Rogers Burney Theodore J. Center. '53 Peggy L. Collins David F. Cron. '80 Rudolph D. Deanin J. Howard Brish. '71 Albertine 8. Burns. '50 Randy W. Chapel. ·77 Peter A. Coll ins, '67 Nancy M. Cronin Beverley M. Debona. '87 Josephine A. Brish. ·77 Alfred Burns Gerald T. Charbencau. '43 Susan A. Collins. '87 Ralf A. Crookston Jr. Ronald Debona Charles I. Britnell Cheryl D. Burns, ·72 Margaret D. Charbeneau. ·47 Thomas R. Collins. '66 Marsha K. Crosby, ·73 Janine M. Decker. '81 Karen J. Britnell John G. Burns. ·72 Richard E. Chase W. Oscar Collins Robert W. Crosby. '73 Louella S. Decker, '66 Gretchen B. Broach, '54 Charles Burson Sue H. Chase Jan Collins-Eaglin Frank J. Croskey William C. Decker Janet M. Broadbent, '84 Ruth Burson Judy C. Cheatham. ·75 Melinda W. Colquin. '68 Janice Croskey Ernestine M. Decoe. '64 John E. Broadbent Brian A. Burt Richard A. Cheatham Wayne N. Colquin Mary S. Cross. '73 Elsie Decoster Barbara Brockelbank Elizabeth R. Burt Barbara J. Chcger Amy Colton Richard E. Cross. ·73 Maurice Decoster, '28 Dale Brockelbank Douglas W. Burton. ·43 Donald R. Cheger, '68 Larry M. Colwell. ·59 Florence L. Crouch, '29 Charles E. Dee, '67 Frances N. Brockington, ·73 Drury R. Burton Joyce A. Cherf Margaret A. Colwell Debra K. Crowe Margret E. Dee Charles T. Broderick. '74 Jane S. Burton Maurice R. Cherf. '69 Kevin J. Compton Manhew J. Crowe. ·79 James E. Defebaugh Joseph D. Brodie, ·52 Jesse Burton Stephanie Chew Alan R. Conklin, '50 Robert B. Crowe Jr.. '68 Sandra J. Defebaugh Margaret Brodie John H. Burton Barbara A. Chirio Lillian M. Conklin, '50 Stella K. Crowe Alfred S. Dcfran. ·53 Joseph D. Brody Leona A. Burton Michael L. Chirio Jr. Kenneth D. Conley, '48 Barbara M. Crumrine. ·57 P:iuline Dcfran Lisa Brooks Naomi Burton Donald S. Chisholm DeborahConnaughton Raymond E. Cryderman. '83 Robb F. Dcgnon Arthur H. Brown K. Tirrel Burton Earl Chism Martin P. Connaughton. ·75 Csaba Csere Wilma M. Dcgnon B. Evada Brown. '52 Ursula E. Burton Vera M. Chism Jayne M. Connell Georgina M. Cseresznye Douglas W. Deitsch. '88 Ellen S. Brown. '65 Cynthia A. Bush. '81 Edward K. Christian John E. Connell Gerald R. Cullin. '61 Duane Deloach Emily A. Brown, '83 Jean L. Bush-Bacelis Judith D. Christian Margaret B. Connor Robena J. Cullin Rosemary Deloach Gerald A. Brown. '66 K. Stephen Busick, '86 Edward W. Christoffers, ·72 William R. Connor. ·72 Clyde A. Cullings Barbara A. Dclprato James A. Brown Linda Busick. '86 Louise H. Christoffers Nancy Conrad, ·72 Ruth J. Cullings Dennis J. Delprato Jane H. Brown, '70 Jesse M. Butler Delores H. Church, ·53 Ellene Contis Audrey M. Cumming, '40 Glenn A. Demetriou, ·72 Joann P Brown. '66 . Lockwood J. Butler Donna A. Cianciolo. ·77 George N. Contis. ·74 James L. Cumming, '63 Sandra K. Demetriou Kathleen V. Brown, '66 Stephanie A. Butler, '80 Marilyn J. Cianciolo Larry R. Cook. ·72 John R. Cumming. ·40 Delton Dennis Lana Brown R. David Byrd Michael W. Cianciolo. ·77 Virginia A. Cook Nancy L. Cumming, '62 Goldie N. Dennis. '73 HRS Elwood V. Denton II. ·72 Jon D. Drabenstott Ronald F. Ellis. '61 William Fidler Lawrence P. Gallo. '76 Dorotha L. Gleason. '65 Hugh J. Depaulis. '82 Myrta A. Drake, '59 Terry V. Ellis. ·73 Edward C. Figura Rebecca Gallo ?J ul E. Glendon Kathleen M. Depaulis Raymond J. Drake William L. Ellis. '52 Joan M. Figura. '69 Kathleen M. Gamache. '85 Gerald D. Glenn. '78 Kimberly Depping Jerry E. Drall William R. Else, ·75 Sara H. Fillmore. '85 ?Jul J. Gambka, ·77 Merna M. Glenn Thomas J. Depping. ·so P.atricia A. Drall David Emerick David H. Fink David J. Gamret. ·77 Yvonne N. Glenn. ·72 Joyce R. Deren Edna M. Draves. '27 Frank J. Emerick. '62 Patricia S. Fink. '71 Karen L. Gamret. ·75 Dorothy R. Gless Michael P. Deren Keith M. Dresden. '70 P.Jtricia A. Emerick. ·75 Peter Fink Constance A. Ganger Elizabeth A. Globke Anhur D. Desch Ill. '81 Stephaney Dresden Susan L. Emerick Trudy E. Fink. '77 Jerome W. Ganzel . '64 Lawrence D. Globke. '76 Kathleen M. Desch Betty E. Drier Adrian L. Emery. '69 Carol A. Finn. '66 Kay J. Ganzel Judith Glotfelty Jill L. Deuel. '65 Theodore G. Drier Lisa Emery Don W. Finn Ian Gardenswanz Barbara B. Glotzhober William H. Deuel John J. Dryden Carole G. Engel Kathleen M. Finzel Marsha J. Gardenswanz. ·74 Dennis A. Glotzhober. ·77 Gary Devine. ·74 Max H. Dubois Ill Emil E. Engel. '69 Rodney B. Finzel. ·73 Ane K. Gardner Norman W. Glud. '66 Dennis J. Devlin. ·71 P.amela S. Dubois. ·so Joan H. Engel. '62 Bonnie M. Finzel-Doster. ·72 Charles F. Gardner Herman C. Gnodtke. ·71 Frederick G. Deyoung Anne Duderstadt. ·77 Nancy B. Enright Marlene E. Fischer. '70 Janis C. Gardner P.atricia A. Gnodtke Elizabeth A. Dhue James J. Duderstadt Vincent 0. Enright Catherine B. Fisher. '45 Mark Gardner Ruth A. Goerge. ·73 Steven B. Dhue. '76 Elizabeth Dugan Donald F. Ephlin Elizabeth C. Fitch. '65 Wayne S. Gardner Carolyn S. Goergen Diane M. Dibble John S. Dugan Theresa M. Ephlin William D. Fitch Barbara A. Garland John P. Goergen. ·71 ElizabethG. Dibble. '69 Diane J. Dugas David J. Epskamp Roben I. Fitzpatrick Frank W. Garland Jr.. '48 Glenn A. Goerke. ·52 Lloyd J. Dibble. '70 Frank G. Dugas Sarah K. Epskamp. '81 Sheryl R. Fitzpatrick, ·7g Janet B. Garland Joyce L. Goerke Richard L. Dibble. '71 Milton G. Dugas Jr. Dennis P. Erdmann. ·79 Clara Flagg John C. Garland Jr. Ellen R. Gold. '81 Susan L. Dibble. '69 Nancy Dugas Susan M. Erdmann Janet A. Flaheny. '71 John W. Garlick. ·73 Joel N. Goldberg. '60 Ray A. Dickie Mary J. Dulmage. '58 Melvyn Erdos. '71 Michael J. Flaheny Shirley Garlick. '76 Mary D. Golembeski Virginia A. Dickie Charles H. Duncan Linda M. Erfourth. ·77 P.atrick J. Flaheny Diane Garrison. '83 Stanley A. Golembeski Bruce G. Dickinson. '86 Mary J. Duncan C. L. Erickson Jr. Louise A. Flanagan, '64 James C. Garrison. '62 Florence W. Goodar. '24 Lloyd W. Dicks Connie M. Dunham Carol Erickson. '88 Michael H. Flanagan Louise G. Garrison. '62 Ann F. Goodman, '82 Una Dicks. '58 Dorrance C. Dunham. '62 Jordeen Ericson John Fleming. '69 Roger P. Garrison George D. Goodman. '63 Gerald E. Dickson. ·so Ruth E. Dunning, '31 Thomas E. Ericson. '72 Ronald H. Fletcher Joan Garside. '85 Judith A. Goodman. '62 M. Aurora Dickson Donna Dunovsky J. Michael Erwin Susan E. Flint Hugh P. Gaston Mark R. Goodman. ·77 Louis J. DiDomenico Roben Dunovsky Mary C. Erwin James L. Florey Jon M. Gaston Bruce H. Goodsite Ruth L. DiDomenico, '51 Harold R. Duprie Jr.. ·g3 Jack E. Esterline. '60 Julie K. Flory. '83 Nancy A. Gaston. ·59 Steven G. Gordon. '80 Carl A. Diener Jeannine L. Duprie Robert J. Estermyer Michael L. Flory Norma J. Gatzke Bonnie S. Gorichan Margaret E. Diener Barbara K. Durant. '63 Virginia A. Estermyer Caron C. Flynn-Maxson. '86 Ross V. Gatzke. '81 ·so Norma B. Goss Jack D. Dignan. ·59 Marianne Durbin Roben B. Euler. '48 Donald J. Folsom. '78 Nancy Jo Gauchey. Roben W. Goss. ·49 Roben E. Dills II Timothy E. Durbin Yvonne Euler. ·49 Susan K. Folsom Roben A. Gauchey Elizabeth W. Gothan. ·59 John F. Dinatale, ·5g Shirley A. Durham. '76 Dennis C. Eurich. ·75 Kenneth Ford Lawerence Gause Jr. Symond R. Gottlieb Mary Ann Dingeman Nancy G. Dustin Kathleen A. Eurich. '76 Barbara E. Forker. '42 Shirley M. Gause. '78 Carol N. Gould Diane DiP.iola P.atrick E. Dustin. ·75 Carolyn Evans. '63 Loretta F. Forner Gayle M. Gavin. '80 Theodore A. Gould. '72 Gerald F. Dif>aola. '71 Barbara G. Dyer. ·73 Daniel Evans Jr.. '61 Catherine L. Foster Richard A. Gay. ·59 James W. Gousseff David W. Diroff. '69 James K. Dyer. '69 David M. Evans. ·77 Joan M. Foster Earl R. Geddes Marla J. Gousseff. '83 Linda S. Diroff. '68 Marilyn J. Dykstra. ·5g John L. Evans. ·39 Milton P. Foster Ruth W. Geddes Douglas W. Gowler. '61 Charles W. Dittmar II. '85 Roben J. Dykstra Violet M. Evans. '39 Phyllis w. Foster Harry Gegos Georgia Gowler Dawn M. Dittmar. '85 Gavin R. Eadie George R. Everham. ·74 R. D. Foster Manha A. Gegos. '68 Jackie Grace Helen E. Ditzhazy Marguerite Eaglin. '69 Doris I. Ewing, ·21 Virginia E. Fowler. ·51 Richard W. Gehring. ·44 William A. Gracie Joseph A. Ditzhazy Sr. Simon P. Eaglin. ·59 Susan A. Eyth. '67 Va lerie S. Franklin. '71 David P. Gendler Deborah T. Grady. '88 Paul L. Divens George C. Earl Timothy Eyth Thomas H. Franks Angelo Genova Roben C. Grady II Carol A. Dixon. '85 Robena R. Earl. '80 P.a ul Fabel Denese E. Frantz Rose A. Genova Adele A. Graham. '82 Irving E. Dixon. '22 Daniel W. Earle Teresa Y. Fabel William J. Frantz Vinnie Gentile-Mitchell. ·73 Clayton R. Graham. ·55 Kenneth G. Dixon Nancy E. Earle Margaret A. Faber Alan R. Fraser M. J. Geoghegan Phyllis Graham Theone S. Dixon. '29 Madeline Early Nicholas H. Faber Jr.. ·74 Beverly A. Fraser. '83 W. M. Geoghegan Margaret F. Grajek Edna P. Dixson June Eastman. ·59 Tamara B. Fackler John W. Fraser. '68 Marvin Gerber Timothy J. Grajek. ·77 Gun H. Do. '88 Norwood D. Eastman, ·43 Charles A. Fair. ·74 Ve ronica A. Fraser Peggy Gerber Edward M. Gramlich Mary H. Dobson George F. Eaton. '58 Carolyn J. Falsetta David M. Frederick John R. Germain Jr.. ·77 Ruth B. Gramlich Phy II is Dobson. ·73 Patricia A. Eaton John W. Falsetta Janice Frederick. ·74 Karen L. Germain Jennifer L. Grams Warren T. Dobson Ruth Ebach, '60 G. Farley Cheryl A. Fredrickson. '71 Donna M. Getkin. ·79 Thaine W. Grams William T. Dobson Marvel C. Eberly. ·35 Reynolds Farley John A. Fredrickson James E. Gibson Barbara Grant Beverly A. Dodge, '69 Jane S. Eckels. '69 Thomas M. Farley. '85 Charles H. Freece. '80 Regina N. Gibson. '80 G. Douglas Grant Annabelle Dolsen, ·54 Stephen Eckels Marianne Farley Lynn A. Freeland Barbara L. Gienapp. ·75 John H. Grant. ·42 Doris M. Dolsen Margaret M. Edmonds Don A. Farmer. '67 Julia M. Freer. ·43 David P. Gienapp. '70 Lois A. Grant. '60 Francis G. Dolsen Stuan L. Edmonds. ·57 Gail S. Farmer. '82 James S. Freudenberg Mary E. Gienapp Marjorie A. Grant Warren A. Dolsen. '51 Clare L. Edmunds Bruce Farnum Allan P. Freund. '58 Richard K. Gienapp. ·77 William Grant. '64 Joan Dombrowski Corinne M. Edwards Teresa Farnum Barry D. Freund, '64 Suzanne C. Gignac Gloria F. Granzow Roben A. Dombrowski. '71 Deborah A. Edwards-Onoro Richard A. Fasing, ·55 Judith A. Freund. ·g5 Thomas J. Gignac. '72 Paul E. Granzow. '68 James D. Donlon Barbara L. Egan Donna J. Fast Onalee M. Frost Jeanine M. Gillikin. '84 Gail M. Graves. '69 Sandra Donlon. ·72 Thomas G. Egan, '78 Eugene C. Fast Jr. Faye E. Fry. '66 Roben H. Gillikin. '84 Terence R. Graves Genrude Donnelly Carol L. Egloff. '60 Carolyn M. Faull. '67 Todd R. Fukuda. '80 Joan A. Gillman Amy Gray Eleanore M. Doran, '34 John F. Egloff. '60 Harry T. Faull Jr. Virgie D. Fukuda Roben Gillman Grattan Gray Nancy A. Doran. '63 Margaret A. Eide Dorothy M. Fedelem l"d tricia S. Fuller. '69 Thomas M. Ginsberg. '87 Elizabeth A. Green. '78 Florence E. Dorman. '55 John M. Eisley. '48 Richard S. Fedelem. ·75 Richard L. Fuller Barbara J. Ginther. '82 Harley R. Green. ·74 Brenda Doster. ·73 Louise M. Eisley Joann Fedison. '80 Greta A. Fulton. '58 John L. Ginther Jewell L. Green Roger Doster, ·72 Swen P. Ekstrom. ·5g Walter Fedison Jr. Richard W. Fulton. '58 Anne B. Giordani Stella A. Green William Doster Donald G. Eland. '61 Carolyn S. Feldkamp. ·72 M. Jean Funk. ·47 Bruno Giordani Bettie Greenberg. '81 Dave Ginerman Janee M. Douglas Ellen M. Eland James C. Feldkamp, '68 Joseph A. Furdak. '66 Douglas A. Greene Matthew M. Douglas. ·74 John E. Elek. '69 Cynthia L. Feller. ·73 S. A. Furdaki Susan L. Gitterman William L. Gregg Dennis B. Douglass. ·74 Susan M. Elek. '69 Irving Feller Terry E. Furst. '82 Mildred E. Gittinger. ·51 Charles M. Greig Jo Ann F. Douglass. '76 Brian A. Ellis. '84 Jill Fenton-Jones Robert M. Gabriel Norman C. Gittinger Mary Ann L. Greig Charles E. Gremban. '80 Jeffrey E. Dowbenko. '82 Celeste Ellis Ew J. Ferrett. '52 Marjorie L. Gallagher- Mary A. Gladchun Kathleen S. Doyle. ·72 Jack V. Ellis Mary F. Ferrett Halliday, ·39 Michael A. Gladchun. ·75 Cheryl L. Gremban. '80 Donald Gridley Timothy K. Doyle Nancy J. Ellis Geraldine D. Fickel Gene R. Galley, '86 Charles W. Gladhill. '71 William M. Grier. ·72 Patricia E. Drabant. '65 Nicholas Ellis Leon R. Fickel Claudia J. Galli. '67 James H. Glasgow Gerald F. Griffin. ·57 Richard M. Drabant Roben E. Ellis Patricia F. Fidler Danny Galli Jr.. '80 Ruth Glasgow HR6 Rosemarie A. Griffin Elson Harkema Margaret 0. Herman. '26 Keith A. Hornick. '81 MaryBeth Jarosz Miriam I. Kai1ala. ·57 Beverly J. Griffith Jeanette A. Harkema Alice E. Hernandez Kenneth L. Horning Christina A. Jarvis Diane J. Kaminski. '76 George W. Griffith. '81 Ivan C. Harner. '69 John R. Hernandez. '78 Karen P. Honon David A. Jarvis Dean Kammash Kenneth L. Grinstead Margaret A. Harner. ·72 Ramon Hernandez Sam G. Honon Carl Jaworski. '67 Carol Kamprath George A. Grisdale Jr.. ·54 Nancy Jo Harrington Stephen M. Herrell. '80 Alice E. Hounam. '61 Sylvia Jaworski. '66 Ivan E. Kamprath Bonnie Groce P.J yson L. Harrington. '69 Merrill A. Hershey James D. Hounam Frances Jeanne. ·45 R. Deborah E. Karabees-Betts Michael Groce Carol L. Harris. ·so Mark R. Hess. '81 Joan M. Hou ran. ·72 Claudia J. Jeannette. '67 Bridget E. Karaisz Donald P. Grogan. '86 Douglas J. Harris. ·53 Bernadette A. Heston Timothy M. Houran. '71 Joseph F. Jeannette Sr.. '67 Ronald S. Karaisz Sr. Mary J. Gross Helen C. Harris. '32 William M. Hesmn Christine V. Hovan. '80 Emil H. Jebe Ronald S. Karaisz 11. ·so Roben A. Gross. '70 John A. Harris Edward J. Hibner. '70 Edward L. Hovan Noma Jebe Barbara B. Karkanen. '68 Roben A. Gross Linda A. Harris. '66 Thomas L. Hiebel. '72 Herben Howard Helen P. Jedele. ·35 Pa1rick M. Karkanen, '71 Catherine Guidebeck Mimi Harris Mary A. Higby Louise J. Howard. '76 P.aul W. Jedele Roben W. Kasperek. ·72 Ronald P. Guidebeck Roben J. Harris Elizabeth H. Higgins. '64 David C. Howe Christine Jenkins Lee C. Katterman Glenn 0. Gumley. '76 Trena L. Harris. '83 Francis A. Higgins. ·55 Gregory G. Howe Jeffrey Jenks. '62 Deborah S. Katz Thomas H. Gunderson. ·74 William L. Harris. '66 Francis A. Higgins Noralee A. Howe Natividad L. Jenks Ralph Kan: Carol F Guregian. ·47 . Carol L. Harrison. ·77 Julie A. Higgins Raymond E. Howe Gerald L. Jennings Steven M. Kazay, '84 Lionel Guregian. '42 Marcia D. Harrison. '63 Mary Hilbink Joy R. Howell, '78 John N. Jennings II. '62 Murray Keat i nge Gloria L. Gun Ron L. Harrison Richard Hilbink Laura K. Hoxie, '86 Mary H. Jennings David C. Keller. '85 Joseph Gun Dorothy J. Han Anhur H. Hill. '64 Hugh A. Hoyt. '61 Diane C. Jerome Diane F. Keller. ·g3 Eleanor C. Gust James L. Han Ellen P. Hill Joan M. Hoyt G. Philip Jerome Shirley F. Kelley Kenneth Gust. '34 Carolyn G. Hannett. '52 Lawrence J. Hill S. Joseph Hudson III. ·75 Harry J. Jinkerson. '71 Marion L. Kelly. ·57 Doris P. Guthrie Roben L. Hannett. ·53 Russell W. Hill P.atricia A. Hueter Lorana A. Jinkerson. '71 Charles W. Kemmerling Harvey H. Guthrie Jr. Imogene M. Hastings. ·39 Ruth J. Hill. '42 William C. Hueter Catherine G. Johns Mary L. Kemmerling Doris A. Guy Lynne G. Hastings. '85 Susan B. Hill Debra J. Hughes Douglas J. Johns Betty R. KemnilZ James E. Guy Daniel J. Hatch, '71 Kathleen B. Hillegas Dorothy Hull John S. Johns Wa lter R. KemnilZ Sr. Dolores Gwaltney. '67 Judith A. Hatch. ·71 William J. Hillegas John E. Hull. '71 Adella J. Johnson Robin R. Kemp. ·g3 Thomas M. Gwaltney. ·79 P.a tricia J. Haueter. ·73 John J. Hiller. '51 John H. Hull Beverly F. Johnson. '76 Scott J. Kemp. ·g4 Eric H. Haarz, ·74 Chester V. Haupt Phyllis G. Hiller Gail A. Hull-Dearvang. '71 Bradley T. Johnson Denise E. Kennedy. ·79 Peggy J. Haarz James B. Hause Daniel C. Himebaugh. '70 Lesley H. Hume Cecil T. Johnson Glass Kennedy Harry S. Haasch. ·g3 Robena T. Hause C. Douglas Hincker. '80 Richard I. Hume Dale S. Johnson Patricia C. Kennedy K. R. Janice Hable. '72 Gordon Haviland. ·75 Jo Ellen H incker Christine R. Hungo Gertrude E. Johnson R. Ross T. Kennedy. '79 Steven Hable. ·73 Mary A. Haviland Lucile L. Hinderer. '37 Michael W. Hungo. ·72 Jacqueline D. Johnson. ·71 Sonya R. Kennedy Ann M. Haefner. '86 Kathleen L. Hawkins Sandra H. Hines. ·g5 Geraldine M. Hunt. ·43 Jeanette Johnson. '42 Theresa R. Kennedy Besondy E. Hagen Gary D. Hawks Thomas R. Hines Jay B. Hunt John G. Johnson Ronald J. Kennis. ·70 Margaret H. Hagen. ·51 Shirley J. Hawks Catherine E. Hinkle Jim L. Hunt Jonathan S. Johnson Mary Kerbawy. ·54 Alyson C. Hagy Dennis M. Hayes Darrel M. Hinkle, '66 Karin E. Hunt Kenneth M. Johnson. '61 Joe K. Kerby Florence M. Hakala. '60 Emmet Hayes Gary L. Hinkle. ·75 Marcia L. Hunt. '67 Kermit N. Johnson Louise Kerhoulas Jerome E. Haky George F. Hayes. '60 Mary J. Hinkle. ·75 Ruth C. Hunt. '75 Maret Y. Johnson Michail T. Kerhoulas Judy A. Hal Ila J. Hayes. '66 Lilyan L. Hinkley. ·44 Sue A. Huntington Mary L. Johnson. ·74 Benjamin F. Kerkam Steve A. Hale James R. Hayes. '69 Sheryl Hirsch James L. Hurley Michael F. Johnson Marla Kerkam. '60 Gary L. Hall. '70 Richard Hayes Myrna M. Hitchman, ·59 Nancy L. Hurley. ·g5 Nancy L. Johnson. '62 Benjamin A. Kerner Ian B. Hall. ·72 Virginia W. Hayes. ·73 Thomas Hitchman Jr. Ronald G. Hurley Neil S. Johnson Nancy J. Kerner Margaret M. Hall. ·79 Willa E. Hayes Richard D. Hitt Jr .. '85 Toby L. Hurley. '81 Niels H. Johnson Cecil C. Kesson Jr. Mark D. Hall. '78 Richard Haynes Joan E. Hoffman Judith G. Husted. '84 Porter L. Johnson Dolores Kesson Norma G. Hall. ·34 Helen W. Hazlett Hanmut F. Hoft Carole J. Huston Sandra K. Johnson Francine R. Kieft Stuan R. Hall John C. Hazlett Ill. '64 Margret Hoft Julia Hutchins, '61 Susan M. Johnson. '74 Garry L. Kieft Judith C. Hallberg. '80 Joy Hazlett Barbara J. Hogan. ·73 Jean G. Hutt. '68 Su,.anne J. Johnson. '58 Harold A. Kienbaum. ·49 Diane Haller Sandra A. Hazlett James W. Hogan. '74 Marland P. Hull Jr. Sylvia A. Johnson Clarence Kier Peter D. Haller. ·71 Robert A. Heald P.a tricia A. Hogan. '76 Eva Hyder. '84 Manha Johnston. ·57 Luella A. Kier. '58 Leroy A. Hallet Catherine Hebert Paul J. Hogan. ·73 W. Steve Hyder Richard Johnston Antoinette K. Killop Donald J. Halley. '67 Edward F. Heekin. '76 Suvonne M. Hogan. '69 Marilyn J. Ickes Stephanie E. Johnston. ·75 James T. Killop Judy Halley. '67 Judith A. Heekin. ·79 Eloise H. Holben Richard C. Ickes. '64 Jerald J. Johnstone D. J. Kimball Walter F. Halliday Edith Heney Diane Holladay Hide I. Ikehara Joann E. Johnstone Ed Kimball Nancy L. Halmhuber. ·75 J. Theodore Heney Marvin D. Holladay Joan B. Innes Barbara J. Jones. ·77 Thomas C. Kimmel Charlo11e W. Halsey. '65 Donald G. Heidenberger. ·so Cynthia E. Hollander. '78 R. Perry Innes Carol A. Jones June C. King. '59 R. James L. Halsey G. Wenona Heidenberger Thomas Hollander. ·77 Elizabeth K. Irish David B. Jones Ruth R. King. '65 Carolyn R. Hamilton. ·45 K. Carl Heifetz Carol Hollenshead Norman C. Irish. ·73 Donald A. Jones Marie K. Kinkema Cecil Hamilton Sandie Heifetz Neill H. Hollenshead Everett N. Israel Edgar L. Jones Jr. Catherine F. Kinney Lillian P Hamilton, ·43 . Barbara F. Heilveil David M. Holley. '86 Ta kashi hoh Ginger H. Jones Charles B. Kinney Ill Patricia M. Hamilton. '69 David P. Heilveil Karen J. Holley Mary R. Jackman H. Roger Jones. '83 Carol Kinsey Ronald W. Hamilton Dorothy A. Heldt. '64 Jeri S. Hollister Roben W. Jackman Hayes W. Jones. '61 Claude Kinsey Jr. Alfonse E. Hamman Richard C. Heldt. '64 John C. Holman. ·72 Donald E. Jackson James A. Jones Irma E. Kionka. ·31 Colleen L. Hamman. ·go Conrad F. Hempel Fran T. Holmes Marilyn J. Jackson Jane H. Jones. '72 Elizabeth A. Kiracofe, ·75 Julie A. Hammarstrom Luella G. Hempel Roben J. Holmes. ·73 Patricia Jackson Jay H. Jones Gregory L. Kiracofe Michael R. Hamme. ·77 Deborah Hendricks Elsie L. Holton. ·53 Russell H. Jackson Katherine A. Jones Carolyn A. Kirkendall Eli,.abeth M. Hammond Richard D. Hendricks Ralph S. Hommel. ·75 Milton Jacobi. '30 Linda J. Jones. ·77 John N. Kirkendall Roben J. Hammond Roben L. Hendricks Joan Hood. '83 Kun L. Jacobowitz. ·75 Odeene Jones. '60 Charles N. Kirkpatrick. ·57 Hyun K. Han. ·75 Donald P. Hengesbaugh. ·go Case Hoogendoorn Carl L. Jacobs Peter W. Jones. '69 Marilyn S. Kirkpatrick Mary L. Hancuff. ·34 Mary Hengesbaugh-Laczynsk Patricia Hoogendoorn. '66 Elisabeth D. Jacobs. '86 Sandra Jones Frances E. Kissinger, '28 Bodil R. Hanley Cynthia S. Henne Gilben B. Hooper. ·79 Linda K. Jacobs Sylvia Jones Margaret A. Klammer. '82 Roben J. Hanley Michael R. Henne. '81 Judith L. Hooper Anne Jadwin Roben Joyce. '83 Claudia Klassa David T. Hanlon. '70 Mary A. Henneghan Mark E. Hoover. ·79 David F. Jadwin, ·7g Ta mmyann Joyce James J. Klassa Hans G. Hansen William M. Henneghan Elizabeth A. Hopf. '30 Jcrusha A. James. '46 Donald F. Julien. '52 Marjorie I. Klein Joanne J. Hansen. '63 Anna Marie M. Henrich. '78 Gregory A. Hopkins. '74 Jesse S. James Margaret A. Julien William C. Klein Ruth A. Hansen Eila Henry. '42 Teri L. Hopkins Rulh M. Jameson. ·45 Carol M. Juntila. '81 Rebecca A. Klemm Juliann E. Harder. ·73 John D. Henry Robert L. Hopson. '72 Karen A. Jamrock Roben S. Juntila Scotl F. Klemm. ·g5 Roben H. Harder Marion C. Henry. '42 Theresa M. Hopson. '67 Thomas J. Jamrock. '71 Charlie Kafoury Christine D. Klofkorn. '86 Roben H. Harding. '70 Alfred F. Herbermann Daniel J. Horal. '79 Roben W. Jarosch. '39 Anne M. Kagay Warren K. Klofkorn Ruth L. Hargrave. ·33 Katherine A. Herbermann Richard Hormann Virginia A. Jarosch Amy B. Kahn. '88 Esther Kniesley. '27 Genrude S. Hargreaves. '28 Carl A. Herman Carol A. Hornick. '81 Allen G. Jarosz. '70 Arloa S. Kaiser Jeanne D. Knight HR7 Linda M. Knight Wallace D. LaBcnne Elaine S. Libbey Jessie A. Macri Lillian Mayhew Joanne T. Meagher Louis E. Knoche Phyllis G. LaChance. '80 G. Fred Libbey Barbara J. Madany. '60 Robert H. Mayhew Joseph D. Meagher Jr. Sarah P. Knoche Bonnie L. Lahde. '62 Eric V. Liepa. ·g3 Ibraham Madany. ·59 John J. Mayleben Mary R. Meeks. '80 Anthony Knowles. '69 Frank Lahde Jean K. Likins Olga M. Madar. '70 Daniel A. Maynard. '69 Terry E. Meeks Elizabeth M. Koch Judith K. Lamb Joseph E. Lile. '71 Nick M. Madias. ·59 Gary Mayo Mary A. Meernik Karin E. Kock. '83 Marlene M. Lampinen Suzanne S. Lile. '67 Penny Maezes Eloise J. Mays. ·75 Mark Mehall Kenneth J. Koglin. ·74 Richard J. Lampinen Annette Lilly Theodore J. Maezes, '82 James T. Mays. '69 Manha Mehall Monna S. Koglin Linda K. Landen. ·5g Kam M. Lim. '86 Helen J. Magielski. '44 James C. McAllister Ruby L. Meis Shohei Koike Terrence S. Landen David F, Liming John E. Magielski Barbara E. McBcth. '83 Denise S. Meixner. ·77 Nichola C. Kokkales. ·51 Stephen L. Landes. '80 Jeannie F. Liming. '80 Donald W. 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Green Company Automatic Apanment Coffee Express Doan Cons1ruc1ion Flint Ink Corporation Works Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Laundries *Comerica Incorporated Company Forbes Cleaners, Inc. Holy Trinity Married Couples *Kelloggof Battle Creek B & R General Machining. Conclave Dobson McOmber Agency. Foster Carpet/Tile Company *IDS-American Express Kiwanis Club of Ypsilanli KMS Fusion, Inc. Inc. Inc. *General Eleclric Founda1ion Company HR12 •Ma1ching gift company *Knight Ridder, Inc. *McDonald's Corporation Michigan Trenching *Perry Drug Store Foundation School District of Ypsilanti *Unisys Corporation Lake Orion Window McDonald's-Fairlane Mall Miller & Associates PC *Phillips Petroleum Schoolkids Records & Ta pes United Ministry-Higher *Lawyers Title Insurance Co. Meakin and Associates, Inc. Miller Berg & Buchanan PC Foundation Second Baptist Church Education Le Bras Imports Megacity Wa rehousing Mitesol PosterGraphics. Inc. Seibert-Oxidermo, Inc. *Upjohn Company Lincoln Consolidated School Cent.er *Montgomery Ward & Precision Tune Selective Benefit Plans Vann Photo Services. Inc. District *Merck Company Foundation Company, Inc. *Principal Financial Group Shehan Agency, Inc. Virtual Technology Litescope Corporation *Metropolitan Life Insurance MTS, Inc. Pulsar Electronics. Inc. Somerset Tow nship Chamber Washtenaw News Company, *M/A-Com Linkabit, Inc. Company N. Starlit TV. Inc. Service *Quaker OatsFoundation of Commerce Inc. Madias Brothers, Inc. Michigan Paralyzed Veterans Center R. D. Holley Construction Spaghelli Bender *Wausau Insurance Company *Manufacturers National of America *Nalco Chemical Company Company St. Luke's Episcopal Church Way ne Auto Service Center Corporation Michigan Brass & Electric Nejac, Inc. Red Hot Lovers *Stanley Wo rks Foundation Williston and Company. Inc. Mason Insurance Agency, Company Olan Mills *Reliance Electric Company Tay lor Tire Service Ypsilanti Business/Women's Inc. *Michigan Consolidated Gas *Owens-Illinois Saline Area Yo uth Baseball *Te nneco Incorporated Club McDonald's #1139 Company •'Parker Hannifin Corporation League Theo Doors Ypsilanti Press McDonald's #5459 Michigan Economic Peplin Photo Communication Samples Insurance Agency *Times Mirror Company McDonald's #6533 Education Council *Pepsico Foundation SchaeferOffice Products, Inc. Tower Inn Restaurant *Matching gift company McDonald's #7453 Faculty and Staff The second annual Eastern Michigan University Faculty/Staff Campaign was held in 1988-89. EMU employees designated their gifts to areas of interest within the University for another successful campaign year. Rita Abent Jean S. Bidwell, ·57 Gabriel J. Cherem Dennis J. Delprato Charles B. Fulford. ·75 Geoffrey Hayes John R. Adams Paul G. Bird Michael L. Chirio Jr. Andrew C. Dempster Sam D. Fullerton George E. Haynam Leah D. Adams Nadean Bishop Ursula R. Christian, '65 James P. Deren, '77 *Calvin W. Fulton Christopher E. Hee Joann Aebersold P. Nick Blanchard Shenghui Chu James Devers Claudia J. Galli. '67 •J. Theodore Hefley Gisela Ahlbrandt Fred Blum S. Thomas Cianciolo Elton A. Devine Ramesh C. Garg Debbie Heiser Anjum S. Ahmed, '82 Glen D. Bolling Jean S. Cione. '53 Alahassane Diallo John C. Garland Jr. Alethea K. Helbig. '66 *Thelma P. Albrillon Morell D. Boone Barbara J. Clark, '88 Virginia A. Dickie Robert A. Garr Lorraine U. Hendrickson Henry B. Aldridge Howard D. Booth, '66 Dawn A. Clark Cleo Dinco *Hugh P. Gaston Stuart D. Henry Alexandra Aldridge-Levin Harry W. Bowen Diana L. Clark Mary Ann Dingeman Marie F. Gares Debra J. Herrod Mahmoud Alkhafaj i Michael J. Brabec George S. Clark Helen E. Ditzhazy Lawrence F. Geffen Joe Hickey Irene A. Allen Barbara E. Brackney Richard T. Clark. '68 Jon D. Drabenstoll David J. Geherin Mary A. Higby Jeffery T. Allen Joseph L. Braden Jeanne M. Clerc Nancy R. Dragun Sidney Gendin Rodney L. Hill Irene M. Ametrano Ernest Brandon David Clifford *Raymond J. Drake Cheryl Getz Kathleen B. Hillegas *Charles T. Anderson Benjamin A. Braun William J. Cline *Donald F. Drummond *R. Stanley Gex *Robert I. Hislop John E. Anderson Stephen W. Brewer Jr. Melonie B. Colaianne, '83 John S. Dugan Najati S. Ghosheh Randy J. Hockey, '78 •Normajean I. Anderson. ·35 William D. Briggs, '61 Ritchie L. Coleman *Charles H. Duncan Joan A. Gillman Hartmut F. Hoft *Robert L. Anderson Ernest 0. Brillon, '85 Ronald W. Collins Jeffrey L. Duncan John L. Ginther Leola R. Hogan Ann M. Andrew, '75 Mary C. Brooks *W. Oscar Collins Barbara K. Durant, '63 *James H. Glasgow Wa lter P. Hogan Angelo A. Angelocci. '50 *George Brower Jan Collins-Eaglin *Elven E. Duvall. ·47 Ronda Glikin Charles F. Hoitash James Angle Laurie R. Brown, ·74 Edward L. Compere Jr. Caner J. Eggers Judith Glotfelty Katherine Holkeboer Nancy Asher *Leland Brown James H. Conley Allen S. Ehrlich Ellen R. Gold. '81 Robert 0. Holkeboer harles R. Ashton Mary M. Brown. '76 Ellene Contis Margaret A. Eide Ronald E. Goldenberg Jon L. Holmes John M. Assenmacher, '80 Morris W. Brown John K. Cooper Jr. Laila F. El-Mohtar, '87 Hen ry L. Gollwald Jr.. '52 Peter A. Holmes Bernard J. Atchison Paul S. Bruss *Virginia A. Cooper, '64 Jane A. Ellioll, '76 James W. Gousseff Michael W, Homel Douglas R. Babcock *William C. Bryan Glenda G. Cornelle *Eva-Deane E. Elwell, '32 Robert C. Grady II Paul E. Howard Susan M. Bairley PaulineW, Buchanan Timothy Corral Roben W. England *Ruth A. Gray Denise T. Hoyer Rosella M. Bannister Donald A. Buckeye Calista D. Corvell Carol Erickson, '88 *Edward Green, '58 Cora Hubbard Belly Lou Barber, '69 Nancy Buckeye Roger E. Coryell, ·73 J. Michael Erwin Mary A. Green John R. Hubbard Rosalyn L. Barclay John C. Burkhardt Ralph H. Cowan, '69 John W. Ersweiler Ill Jerald A. Griess Wilburn Humphries Patricia Barnabei Frances J. Burney Joe Coyner, '61 Gary L. Evans Kenneth L. Grinstead Kevin Hurlahe. '88 Geraldine K. Barnes Geraldine Burns Michael B. Crabb Te resa Y. Fabel Harold V. Grubaugh Gregory E. Huszc,.o William D. Barnell, '71 Joanne M. Burns Gilbert B. Cross Ta mara B. Fackler Joseph Gurt *Hide I. Ikehara Leslie K. Bates Deborah A. Burton *Florence L. Crouch. '29 Beverly J. Farley Doris A. Guy Marie B. lmmekus, '83 Dennis M. Beagen, '66 Russell L. Bush Robert P. Crowner William E. Fennel Thomas M. Gwaltney, ·79 Martha E. Irwin Sarell W. Beal, '76 Jean L. Bush-Bacelis Barbara M. Crumrine, ·57 *Ruth G. Fenwick Daryl M. Hafter Everell N. Israel Michael C. Beebe, '64 *Kingsley M. Calkins. '48 Raymond E. Cryderman, '83 *Anita L. Fielder Nancy L. Halmhuber, ·75 Suzanne L. Ivey Igor Beginin Alice W. Callum Marcia A. Dalbey Lynelle Findley Arbra J. Hamilton Dennis C. Jackson Neal M. Belirsky Richaurd R. Camp *Francis M. Daly Barry A. Fish Lee M. Hancock, '77 Donald E. Jackson Margaret E. Bell, '52 *George E. Caputo Jagdish T. Danak Robert J. Fisher Patricia A. Hancock Elaine R. Jacobson Mary I. Bell, '44 Michael T. Carlsen-Jones E. Leon Daniel *William D. Fitch B. Joy Hansen. '68 John J. Jellema. '67 Albert W. Belskus *Marvin Carr, '14 Jeffrey L. Dansky Brian L. Fitzgerald Joanne J. Hansen. '63 Gerald L. Jennings Lawrence M. Bemish, '59 Carol E. Carrico David Darmofall David C. Folk Ruth A. Hansen E. Jay Jernigan an BenDor Timothy Carroll *Jane M. Dart *Milton P. Foster E. James Harkema Louise P. Jernigan Norma Jean Bennell Catherine M. Cart Maria A. Davis R. Elaine Found Anhur J. Harris Barbara J. Jones. '77 nald Bennion Giles F. Carter Emily C. Day �d mela Fowler Patricia L. Harris Edgar L. Jones Jr. imberly A. Berringron Patricia Cartwright Vicki S. Day, '78 Thomas H. Franks Marcia D. Harrison, '63 Mary E. Jones ona P. Berry •Herbert H. Caswell Jr. To ni J. Deas Lawrence L. Freeman Jeanelle Hassan Michael H. Jones. ·55 argaret E. Best Ronald C. Cere Marie Dellas Allan P. Freund. '58 James B. Hause Sandra Jones arion L. Bevier Rita Chanopadhyay Barbara A. Delpraro Monroe P. Friedman John M. Havranek Sylvia Jones *Emeritus Faculty HR13 *Hoover H. Jordan. '76 Tony Martin John H. Nordlinger Russell D. Reed Nancy L. Snyder. ·g4 Tina M. Wagner-S1evens. "87 Sylvan S. Kalib *Grace K. Maxfield Virginia A. North Laura A. Reese Andrew G. Snyir Kishor Wahi *Jessamine Kallenbach. '76 Robert Maybouer James H. Northey Gary L. Reffin. '76 Rena Soifer John W. Wa idley Alida Wa lker Max E. Kanagy Courtney 0. McAnuff *M. E1hel O'Connor. '31 Juaniia M. Reid Ray D. Sowers Amy Wa lker Jeffrey L. Keehr. '82 Arthur N. Mccafferty. ·72 Nancy G. Oeslrike. '84 Craig F. Reidsma Thomas G. Soys1er Jamie P. Keillor, ·75 *Helen McCalla. '20 Ronald E. Oemike. ·54 John H. Remmers Georgea M. Sparks Glenn K. Walker Dale C. Wa llace Regina Kelley Sandra E. McClennen Shirley E. Oestrike. '60 Krishnaswamy Rengan *Clark G. Spike, ·44 Catherine V. Kemling. ·77 Ana M. McCoy Russell L. Ogden Clifford M. Renk A. Edward Spitz James C. Waltz Malinda J. Waltz John W. Keros Sally R. McCracken Joseph F. Ohren Elizabeth A. Rhodes Dorian G. Sprandel Ann C. Kenles. ·75 Mi1chel R. McElya Carl F. Ojala Dale L. Rice Keilh J. Sianger Robert M. Ward *Ralph L. Steffek. ·34 Bene Warren Lewis D. Kieft. '63 Jean M. McEnery Virginia M. Ojala John C. Rice. '81 Claudia B. Was ik. '62 Elizabe1h C. King Emily J. McFadden D. Robert Okopny. '73 Carol D. Richardson •Peggy A. Steig Leroy W. Wa11s Rulh M. King P• ul D. McGlynn Carolyn H. O'Neill. ·75 Marie Richmond-Abbon Diane W. Stein *Edgar W. Waugh. ·70 Carolyn A. Kirkendall James T. McGraw Dario V. On1iveros. ·72 *Maurice W. Riley. ·59 S1ephen D. S1emen *Frank J. Wawrzaszek Susan A. Kirkpa1rick Michael G. McGuire Laurie S. Orsiadius Lawrence A. Ripley Kerry E. S1ephens Donald Killie P• ul T. McKelvey *Carroll A. Osborn Robert A. Ris1au Susanne G. S1ephenson Paul C. Webb *Laverne Weber George J. Klein Marshall S. McLennan Lorraine M. P• ffenroth, "81 *Omer E. Robbins Jr. *Erma M. Stevens Patricia B. Weber Daniel W. Klenczar. '69 William W. McMillan Richard D. Paffenroth Albert A. Robinson Consiance A. Strai1 C. Wayne Weeks John R. Knapp Joann McNamara Benjamin W. Palmer •Julius M. Robinson *Scon W. Street Joel S. Welber Shohei Koike Deborah McNish John G. Pappas Robert S. Robinson Jr. James L. Streeter, ·73 Jean M. We rsching Robert G. Kraft Sandra A. McNulty. "80 Lucy N. Parker. "58 Henry J. Rokusek Gary W. Strickland Elvia R. Krajewski-Jaime Charleen McPherson Phylliss A. Parks Trudie A. Rool *Earl K. Stud!. '32 W. Scon We sterman Jr. Alida S. Westman Mary M. Krieger. '66 Hugh McSurely Robert C. Parks *Gertrude Roser. ·17 Cheri D. Sublen John W. Krienke Mary A. Meernik *Arthur Parris. "52 Alfred C. Roth John M. Sullivan Ira M. Wheatley Bene C. White Geraldine M. Kruse Dady N. Mehia Walter R. Parry Richard F. Rolh Woody Sullivan Elwood J. Kurelh Sr .. ·51 Ruby L. Meis Marvin P,c1 sch Vassiliki Roulia Robert J. Suner Patrick T. White James R. Laatsch Glenn E. Mensching Jr. Floyd A. Patrick Marlene G. Rubenfeld Donna L. Sweatman Roy Wilbanks. ·70 S1even Wilce Wa llace D. Labenne *Elizabe1h Menzi Earlene A. Panerson Richard Rubenfeld Edward J. Szabo Johnny Williams Marylyn E. Lake. '64 Kristy L. Meretia John L. Panerson Alvin E. Rudisill David D. Tammany Patricia J. Williams Daniel H. Lakso George R. Merz Donald W. Pearson *Glenn Ruihley Rosina M. Ta mmany. ·75 Robert J. Williams Beulah M. Lane Barbara A. Meyer Erik J. Pedersen. Jr. Ralph R. Rupp Judy B. Tatum. ·g3 Roger L. Williams Maurice I. Laney Calvin B. Michael N. Annene Peel Annelle L. Rurka, "85 Susan Tay lor-Brown Sandra S. Williams Russell R. Larson Nancy J. Mida. ·72 George B. Perkins Kenneth W. Rusiniak Mary D. Teal Warren S. Williams Kurt F. Lauckner Thaddeus Midura Roger A. Pe1erson Sushi! K. Sachdev Janice J. Terry Jerry R. Williamson Duane Laws Glenna Frank Miller Susan K. Pfou12 Brian A. Samuels Asral Tessema Nancy N. Thalhofer Judi1h C. Williston Angelina B. Laycock. ·73 Madolia E. Mills Donald B. Phillips Pedro P. Sanchez Robert J. Willoughby Dennis Lcfond Connie F. Miner Edward Philpons Manhew H. Sauber Louis C. Thayer Richard 8. Leinbach Audrey Minick Janel G. Pichene Ronald J. Saunders. '63 Robert E. Thayer. ·72 *Ellen B. Wilt Alvin S. Levell Merlyn C. Minick. "56 Jeanne Pie1ig Ma1ilda Sayegh John S. Thibault Rosella Wingo Florence S. Wine Judi1h T. Levy Jack D. Minzey. '50 Lavonne N. Pifer Barbara K. Scheffer Candace P. Thompson Reinhard Winke Hildred J. Lewis. '67 Hassan Mirshah •Paul W. Pillsbury Lester 8. Scherer Mary A. Tice James E. Wolter Pat ricia A. Libby Donald Moffa! Joseph Pineau Edward S. Schmaltz Arthur J. Timko. '68 Bill M. Woodland Carole M. Lick Penny J. Moffen John C. Pisoni Mary Ann Schmaltz. ·75 Kathleen D. Tinney Linda M. Wo odland Don R. Lick *Valerie T. Moffen. ·49 Karen M. Pinon. ·79 Donna M. Schmin Ranjit Tirtha Daniel J. Schmi1z. '79 Patricia L. Woolley. '82 David Liebenow Paul N. Moniodis. ·79 Max E. Plank. '69 Wade J. To rnquist Donald R. Schoolmaster. ·77 Fred A. Towers-Hoover. "87 Stewart D. Work Lucy A. Liggen Charles M. Monsma *Louis P. Porretia David C. Schroeter. '88 Israel Wo ronoff Mary C. Lilley. '81 Ann Moore John W. Porter Marcello Truzzi Stephen E. Schullery. "65 Eleanor S. Wright Annelle Lilly Elizabeth A. Moore Marjorie D. Pregitzer Stewart L. Tubbs R. Russell B. Wrigh1 Anne Lindell-HagiwJra John W. Moore Dennis R. Preston Richard Schwarze Walter W. Tucker. ·79 Nesa L. Wu *George Linn Kemper W. Moreland John M. Presion. ·72 Ronald M. Scon V. M. Rao Tummala Jay R. Yager Pe1er R. Linn. ·74 Randall L. Mosley Connie Priess Michael S. Seadle *Daniel S. Turner Mary S. Ya mamo10 Mildred D. Lintner Nancy S. Moss John W. Prince *Carol E. Selby William J. Turowski. "87 Masanobu Ya mauchi Jannetia C. Logan. "88 Walter G. Moss Nancy A. Prince Mohsen Sharifi-Fardi William J. Tuscany. ·73 Sandra G. Yee Donald M. Loppnow •Brigine D. Muller. "64 Jeanne 0. Pri1chard. '86 John E. Sheard Robert Tutsock Karen L. Simpkins. '76 Linda Yo hn Emily 8. Lowe Thomas J. Murray Robert L. Probst Nelly S. Ullman Marvin L. Sims Jiu-Hwa L. Upshur Mary F. Yo rke Robert R. Ludlow Linda L. Muszalski Anne Proffin *Frank Deborah Yost Raymond Lukasavitz Gayle Nash Ka1hleen S. Quinn. '68 L. Sinclair, '50 Susan K. Va len1ine James L. Vandenbosch. ·77 Mary Ida Yo s1 Gregory B. Mable Gary 8. Navarre. '61 Barnabas A. Racz Susan C. Skarsgard John E. VanHaren Phyllis A. Yo ung. ·72 Patricia A. Macisaac. '84 Robert K. Neely Twyla M. Racz. ·79 Virginia A. Skurski Jack I. Sla1er Jr. Donald J. VanRaden Carole A. Zakrzewski. '86 Ronald P. Macosko *Alfred L. Nelson Linda G. Radke Susan J. Smart. '64 Donna J. VanRaden Parker R. Zellers James S. Magee Anne G. Nerenz Mohammad Rafiq Benjamin W. VanRiper Pa1ricia M. Zimmer *Donald W. Magoon Colin F. Neuhaus Agnes 8. Rainwaler William H. Smart. "65 Clark A. Smilh. ·73 Madelon Va nRiper Danecn L. Zureich Virginia M. Majeske Bonnie J. Neuman 0. Bertrand Ramsay Doris A. Smith George Varney *Albert P. Marshall Laura C. Newcomb Pa1ricia L. Ramsay Eugene D. Smi1h James F. Vick *Emeri1us Facul1y *Everett L. Marshall, ·79 Elva M. Nicholson Ka1hy J. Randles. ·79 Laurence N. Smith David Vic1or Richard W. Marshall *Norman Niesen Sue Ravenscroft Margaret J. Smilh Mary E. Vielhaber Annette Martin. '61 John P. Nigh1ingale Joseph S. Reams Timothy Smith Joellen Vinyard Nora W. Martin. '63 Ross Nord Michael H. Reed HR14 Parents' Circle The Parents' Circle Campaign reaches parents of current Eastern Michigan University students. Phone and direct mail efforts give parents the opportunity to donate to the University. Billie Marie Adams Jane M. Becaj Linda L. Braden Israel Carroll Suzanne G. Courtney Marilyn Dionne Isaac B. Adams Robert J. Becaj Lawrence E. Bradford Doro1hy M. Carro1hers Deborah M. Cox Donald D. Diroff Ron Adams Glenn Bedell Noreen M. Bradford Lanson J. Carrothers William J. Cox Karon S. Diroff S1ephanie J. Adams Linda Bedell David Tinsely Bradley J. H. Caner Cheryl Crawford Gisela Diumann John Agius Barbara Beeman Joycelynn D. Bradley K. S. Caner Gary Crawford Hugo Oiumann Joel Alderman Harry C. Begay Madelyn Y. Bradley Caryle E. Casler Nancy M. Cronin Barbara o,umer Shirley Alderman P:iuline C. Begay Donna J. Bragg Shirley A. Casler Kathryn A. Cronovich Elmer Dmmer Don P. Alessi Danny R. Bell Waller B. Bragg Anna Cavaleuo Milan G. Cronovich P:!ul L. Diven, Eileen Alessi Denise M. Bell Evelyn M. Bramble Conrad B. Cebulski Ralf A. Crooks1on Jr. Elizabelh Dob,ur, Barbara A. Allen Ka1hy D. Bell Rodney L. Bramble Dolores Chadwick Frank J. Croskey Robert W. Dobson John H. Allen Leo Bell Arthur Lee Brannon John B. Chadwick Janice Croskey Gene E. Donahue Colleen A. Amiraull E. Michael Benes Belly Jean Brannon Daniel D. Chapman Michael R. Crum Margarc1 Donahue James 0. Amirauh Sandra S. Benes Merry L. Bremer Linda P. Chapman Rena D. Crum Cleon Donal Bruce A. Amrine Eleanor E. Benner Ann C. Breymaier Arlene Charron John Cull P-.uricia Donal Margare1 Amrine James E. Benner Robert W. Breymaier Ronald Charron Margare1 Cull Elizabc1h Donaldson Birger Karl Anderson Dennis W. Benneu Charles I. Brirnell Leon Chick Frances A. Cunis Glenn P:!ul Donaldson Colleen M. Anderson Emery A. Benneu Karen J. Brilnell Lorraine Chick Gregory N. Cunis Helen J. Donaldson David F. Anderson Juanita L. Benneu Barbara Brockelbank Bonnie Lee Chretien Jeffrey Lynn Cypher Nicky E. Donaldson Gwendolyn L. Anderson P:!mela J. Benneu Dale Brockelbank Norman A. Chre1ien Carl G. Czarnecki Geraldine Donelson Larry I. Anderson Mary A. Berarducci Eas1on E. Brodsky Irmgard L. Christenson Lori A. Czarnecki Frank Dossanlos Marjory A. Anderson Richard Arthur Bcrarducci Linda K. Brodsky Roger G. Christenson Dolores T. Czerniak Maria Dossantos Richard H. Anderson Andras G. Beres Joseph D. Brody Edward K. Christian Edward M. Czerniak William Dosier Sally Anderson Maria Beres James R. Bronson Judi1h D. Christian Alhena Oalingas Donna Dolson Sharon K. Anderson Kennelh J. Berger Janice E. Bronson Owen R. Chris1ie Michael Dalingas S1even Dolson Bertha T. Andrade Nancy Berger Chris1ine E. Brooks Virginia Chrislie John Dallacqua David M. Doyle E. V. Andrade Ca1herine I. Berna Leslie H. Brooks Judith E. Christman Mildred C. Dallacqua Jerry E. Oral! P:!ul Andreponl Jr. Ronald J. Berna Louis M. Brooks Anthony Ciccone Jean M. Dallon P-J lricia A. Drall Theodore L. Angers Claire L. Berringlon Lynn D. Brooks Linda Ciccone Richard P. Dallon Donald A. Drow Nancy L. Ankney Mike Bc1hell Peggy L. Brooks John C. Cirocco Raymond C. Danaher Joanne Drow Beverly An1onow Bernard J. Be11aso R. David Brooks Phyllis M. Cirocco Douglas W. Dancer Roberta Drutarosky Donald W. Antonow Johneue Bieber Sara D. Brooks Salva1ore M. Ci1raro Jean Dancer Diane J. Dugas Jerry Appel Robert M. Bieber Joan L. Broomlield Daniel Clayborn Jr. Luanne Dancer Millon G. Dugas Jr. Meta E. Armour Donnie M. Binkley Beverly R. Brown Lula Clayborn Winston C. Dancer Earl T. Dunn Robert W. Armour Geraldine R. Binkley Corliss L. Brown John Claylon Joseph J. Dapsi Janel K. Dunn Charles R. Arnd1 Janice M. Bitzer Lucy Ann Brown Frances P. Cleland Marlene Dapsi Donna Dunovsky Gordon Arndt Thomas E. Bi1zcr Norvil L. Brown Willard C. Cleland Denise K. Darmos Robert Ounovsky M. Carolee Arndt Mary C. Bixcnman Ronald E. Brown Dorothy C. Clem Nancy Dascenzo Bertine L. Dye P:!uline Arndl Robert H. Bixenman Lois Brunvand John W. Clem James M. Daschbach Melvin C. Dye Leonard Aronovitz Allan H. Bjenness Richard 0. Brunvand Mary Ann Clennon Jeanelle C. Daschbach James J. Dyks1ra Frank L. Ashingcr Diane E. Black Edward E. Buckheisler Te rry M. Clissold Edward Davidek Karen A. Dykstra Phyllis Ann Ashinger Heldon Black P-J lricia Buckheister Colleen M. Clore Georgina Davidek Claire Early Donna M. Ashton f>J ISy R. Blackburn Doreen Bukovinac Jack R. Clore Donald R. Davis Deanna Eckhart Kerry M. Ashworth Irene M. Blakemore Joseph P. Bula1 Jr. Peggy Clough Janel R. Davis Damon Edwards Krislie L. Ashworlh John R. Blakemore Susan U. Bula1 Richard Clough Mariana Reedy Davis Marjorie V. Edwards P:!1ricia A. Avery Beverlee R. Blanchard Roger Burkeen Robert Clouse Sharon A. Dean Robert T. Edwards Theodore A. Avery Kei1h Blanchard Brian A. Bun Herbert E. Clum Tim 0. Dean James R. Ehlinger Barrie M. Bahr P:iul T. Blanchard Elizabe1h R. Bun P:!1ricia Clum Rita Debolski Mary Ehlinger John F. Bahr Jr. Mary Blashlield Elizabe1h A. Burton Carol J. Colosimo Thomas S. Debolski Beverly J. Eichold Gcza J. Balassy P:!ul Blashlield Jesse Burton James F. Colosimo George A. Debrincat Larry M. Eichold Dolores Balowski Carol J. Blewen Naomi Burton H. W. Conley Geraldine Debrinca1 Lorriane M. Emrick George J. Balowski Ronald G. Blewcn Reed A. Burton Sharon L. Conley Robb F. Degnon Rudolph J. Emrick Lawrence Banas Dennis H. Blitz Kathleen Bu1ash Helen Rose Conlon Wilma M. Degnon Nancy B. Enrighl Edward F. Barlage Jr. Mary J. BlilZ Stephen Butash Ill Justin W. Conlon Deanna Degood Vincen1 0. Enrighl Darlene Barlass Ed Blomquisl Dorothy Buiske Jean Cook Harvey J. Degood Norman Erikson John W. Barlass Ka1hy Blomquisl Lawrence W. Bu1skc Larry L. Cook Janice E. Dembicky Diane M. Erley Arlene M. Barris Beny L. Bobyan David Byrwa P-J tricia L. Cooley Sieve J. Dembicky Lance Erley William G. Barris Horace A. Bobyan Denise E. Byrwa Richard S. Cooley Donna J. DeMichacl Barbara Eskin Margare1 N. Bartleson Gill Bocciardi Barbara Cabanilla Marilyn A. Corbell Robert N. DeMichael Monon H. Eskin William N. Bartleson Greta Bocciardi Charlie Cabanilla Ronald J. Cornelius 0. John Derbabian Kenne1h E. Etherton Carol A. Bassen Charles Bonesteel Ca1herinc Callan Rose M. Cornelius Rose Derbabian Mary Ann E1henon Roy M . Bassen Shirley Bones1eel C. Duane Callender Judi1h H. Corsini Joseph A. Desalvo Charles Everson David Batchelor James E. Bonner Judy Callender Robert Louis Corsini Joy C. Desalvo Marianna Everson Mary C. Ba1chelor Marlene J. Bonner Harold E. Cameron P-a mela Cortese Claire A. Devore Gerald B. Farmer Mary Jo Ba1chelor Lorraine C. Booms Carl K. Campbell William P. Cortese Gerald Edward Dickson Donna J. Fasl Phillip A. Ba1chelor Michael A. Booms Helen W. Campbell Frances M. Corvaia M. Aurora Dickson Eugene C. FasI Jr. Donna L. Bales Stephen H. Bos1wick S1ephanie Margarel Campbell Joseph F. Corvaia Carl A. Diener AI ice J. Fedewa William P. Ba1es Robert L. Boudrie Melvin L. Carlock Harold J. Coselman Margarc1 E. Diener Lillian L. Fedorovici Dean A. Bazick Margarel Bowland Vesta J. Carlock Linda M. Coselman Phillip Dillaha Niculai Fedorovici Ru1h E. Bazick Robert H. Bowland Dale A. Carlsen Ela inc F. Cosma Sandra M. Dillaha S. Joyce Felice Carol F. Bcany Elaine A. Boyke Lorraine Carlsen Eugene Cosma Dannielle Dimeglio Elma M. Ferrick S1ephen Bcany William E. Boyke Dolores Carroll Allen G. Courtney Frank Dimeglio Fred J. Ferrick Sr. HR15 ------Geraldine D. Fickel Steven J. Grainger Carla J. Hernandez Frank M. Jurek Jerry Kooi Ruth A. Lund Leon R. Fickel M. Diane Grambusch Carolyn M. Herrick Shirley M. Jurek Leann Kooi David A. Lundberg Cun W. Fielder Ralph W. Grambusch ?aul J. Herrick Angela Kaercher Larry Koonse Sharon Lundberg George G. Filipiak Jennifer L. Grams Joseph W. Hess David Kaercher Jeanne Koos David J. Luoma Bonnie M. Fin1.c l-Doster Thaine W. Grams Carol Higgins Carole Kaftan Thomas Koos Joanne M. Luoma Jack L. Firestone Te rese L. Grazulis Roben Higgins Lee E. Kallsen Dorothy B. Kornegay Ina Lutz Rosemary T. Firestone Valerijus Grazulis Edwin Hill Jr. Mary Lou Kallsen William E. Kornegay Sanford Lutz Charles Fischer Diana M. Greathouse Jerry L. Hill Carol Kamprath Kenneth J. Koroncey Jack Lyke Ruby Fischer Roben T. Greathouse Lorraine P. Hill Ivan E. Kamprath Margaret A. Koroncey Marlene A. Lyke Joseph F. Fisher Connie R. Grech Marilou Hill Ernest J. Kanowski Jr. David J. Koss Frode Maaseidvaag ?arentsof Karen Fisher Felix T. Grech Friend A. Himes Margaret A. Kanowksi Doreen Koss Marilyn Maaseidvaag David L. Fitzpatrick Blanche E. Green Marilyn I. Himes Dean E. Kapp Marie Koss Angeline Maccani Joan Fitzpatrick Marshall A. Green Joyce A. Hintz Sally J. Kapp Lillian Kostelnik Dino Maccani Clara Flagg Stella A. Green Fred Hodgins Ronald S. Karaisz Sr. Roben L. Kostelnik Margaret MacDonald Doug Flewelling Donald Greenhoe Janice Hodgins Charles K. Karbon Josephine Kotlewski Roben C. MacDonald Geraldine M. Flewelling Jean Greenhoe Judith Hogg Sharon M. Karbon Maureen T. Koziara Eugene Machcinski Ben Fodor Jr. Barbara Greiner C. L. Holmes Ellen A. ! Bequests Bequest donations are restricted or unrestricted gifts that have been left to the University. Restricted gifts go to the college or program named in the will or trust, and unrestricted gifts are directed where the need is the greatest. Goldie A. Barr. "14 E. Carl Falk. "32 Viola Hertler Evangeline Lewis, ·10 John E. Radig. ·74 Esther Edwards. ·15 Muriel J. Gilbert Maud W. Kalb, ·17 A. Fred Madaus George R. York Memorials Donors listed under Memorials have made gifts to the University in memory of loved ones. In memory of In memory of In memory of In memory of In memory of Carleen Boester Rachael Adler Alexander Herbert Blauvelt Sandra Braun Elizabeth Brown Dennis Boester Earl Brown Maxwell Thompson Elaine Dubiel Larry K. Clark Advocates of Hearing Lynn Bondurant Trudi N. Hagen M. I. Thompson Impaired Marilyn Bowman In memory of In memory of Joseph T. Kummer Gregory L. Allen Branch County Courthouse In memory of John E. Borowiec Bryan Wesley Brooks Lorrin A. Kummer Laura R. Allen Dorothy Brentana Chris Armelagos Reddy Vucelich Anna J. Wilde i"Jtricia A. Macisaac Anderson Group, Inc. Ron Brentana Karen A. Armelagos Orlan W. Wilde Frank K. Murdock In memory of Bargman Company James W. Brickey Joanne A. Cranford Linda M. Murdock Marie Guzyk Borowiec Jayne R. Barnes Marilyn J. Brickey Thomas J. Cranford Helen Karp Ted L. Barnes Alice Brodt In memory of In memory of Kooper Karp Helen L. Bentley Glenn Brodt Clara E. Kober Agner Beuie Bettaso Mary J. Bodie Joann F. Brown Goldie A. Barr Estate Bernard J. Bettaso HR18 Steven Brown Douglas C. Kinter James R. Thomson Carol E. Fletcher Marion Clapham Richard J. Lenhard Diane C. Buckness Gay L. Kinter Margie L. Thomson Roben W. Fletcher Alben L. Clark Shirley Lenhard Joseph A. Buckness Helen Kloska Betty H. Thrum R. E. Found Genevieve Clark Burkard Industries. Inc. Richard Kloska Rita A. Timm Heinrich Friedemann Duplicate Bridge Friends In memory of Judith A. Burns Krown Transponation. Inc. Elizabeth E. Troust Marie-Luise Friedemann Stuan Elmore Tamara Machovec Rex C. Burns Gerald LaBelle James C. Troust Onalee M. Frost Maxine H. Fenger EMU Beta Alpha Psi Eps Judith S. Bushouse Marcelyn LaBelle Mary J. Turner George Gates Richard Fenger Omega Stanley R. Bushouse Lakeland School Staff Roben E. Turner Marie F. Gates Vincent R. Ferris and Son Dean B. Girbach Beue C. Campbell Janice M. Lang Betty VanDyke James Hawkins Jack Finn George F. Schlecht Bruce A. Campbell Louis E. Legg Betty J. Wa lkup Vivian Hawkins Joan M. Foster Joyce Schlecht Mary Edith Campbell Lincoln PTA David B. Watson Sandra H. Hines R. D. Foster In memory of R. M. Campbell Lincoln School Staff i'"J tricia A. Watson Thomas R. Hines Verna C. Grigsby Jean B. Mahoney Charloue L. Cas ey Jack Lintner Michael Welke Leola R. Hogan Claire B. Halliwill Joseph Stanek Marilyn Chamberlain Linda Lintner Irene B. Whiuen Suzanne L. Ivey Fred A. Halliwill Coldwater High School Litescopc Corporation Bea Wilber Bet:ty R. Kemnitz Marilyn Hamman In memory of Coldwater K inderganen Lloyd R. Livermore Te rry Wilber Wa lter R. Kemnitz Perry Hamman George Mairs Yo ung Fives Teachers Zoe E. Livermore Cranston Wilcox J. H. King Eileen Harper Mildred Horyall Colonial P'ackaging J. A. Long Dorothy L. Wilcox Juanita B. King Roben Harper Ruth Pulnam Corporation Ruth 0. Long Edith Vaughn Richard C. Wilcox Marilyn R. McFarland Barbara F. Himburg Barbara A. Contat Hank Loyer Judith C. Williston Rodney K. McFarland Michael L. Himburg Roben Vaughn Walter T. Cox Roben Luban P.atricia B. Wiltse Elisabeth M. Moore Jean C. Howard In memory of Judith F. Crittenden Denise Malone Roderic D. Wiltse JoAnn 0. Naida William A. Howard Haydn Morgan Larry E. Crittenden Roben E. Malone Celia E. Wise P'aul D. Naida Alfred M. Hyatt Craig W. Dally Cheryl G. Brauer Mary F. Mathews L. F. Wise Bonnie J. Neuman F. Juanita Johnston Gerald J. Brauer Mary E. Dally Emma E. McBride Traci Wo oster Jerry F. Neuman Margaret E. Keier Clair Dean Carole McCaffe ny Diana W. Yope Irene E. Nikkari Catherine T. Lane In memory of Inez DeJongh Dennis McCaffeny Eric M. Yo pe John G. Nikkari E. H. Lane Mynle Kring Newman Jerry DeJongh Ken McCanhy John R. Yo pe David H. Obermann Raeola J. Lasky Kathryn Grant Dennis Depue Nina G. McKale Norma R. Yope Marilyn H. Obermann Lenawee County Board of Ada B. Jessup Marilyn Depue David H. McKay Frans Yungslager John W. Prince Realtors In memory of Ruth A. Diemer Linda M. McKay Karen Yungslager Nancy A. Prince Genrude Ludwig Reuben Drinkwa ter LloydW. Olds Mary M. McKemy Sheryl R. Zorn Jonathan C. Rand Donna M. Marion Marguerite C. We iser Steve Dudasko Joan E. McNees Tamera L. Rand Gerald A. Marion James W. Evans Rodger D. McNees In memory of James E. Reif Carolyn A. Morse In memory of Judy A. Evans Gerald H. Miller Perry S. Brundage Mary S. Reif Charlotte S. Morse Harold F. Ory Harry C. Fallon Sharon R. Miller Arthur C. Stevenson Kathleen E. Rincher Mervyn M. Morse Nancy M. Boyer Nina Fallon ?atricia Moore Marion C. Stevenson Mary K. Ryan Dorothy L. Muzik In memory of Barbara Faulkner Susan J. Nagle Barbara K. Scheffer James W. Pelham Steven !"alma Kenneth Ford In memory of Charles D. Nash Kenneth F. Scheffer Dorothy Peterson John J. Castello Eleanor Friesen P'atrick Buckheister Gayle Nash Cheryl K. Schmidt Jeffery Peterson Mae C. Castello Jean Geiger Edward E. Buckheister Ruth Nash Michael J. Schmidt Julie Peterson Sylvia A. Johnson Janet E. Gilben P'atricia Buckheister Larry Nelson Second Baptist Church Ronald Peterson Kathleen R. Lambright Raymond R. Gossiaux Mitesol Sarah Neuleman -Ypsilanti Manha E. Pfund Steven M. Lambright Susan C. Gossiaux William C. Newberry In memory of Virginia A. Skurski Sally Reynolds Dolores J. Wyer Michael Gould Winifred Newberry William E. Crouch Linda K. Strodtman Lucretia M. Rutan Charles M. Greig Richard A. Wyer Jack T. Nonon Margaret A. Harwick Scou L. Strodtman Roger J. Rutan Mary Ann L. Greig Kathleen J. Nonon Asrat Tessema Somerset Realty I In memory of Cliff R. Haas In memory of Albin Obed Joan C. Urbancic Somerset To wnship Mary F. Phipps Roger Dance Donna L. Haas Esther A. Obed William R. Urbancic Chamber of Commerce David M. Frederick Phillip L. Black Cheryl D. Hacker Donald P'aarlberg Susan K. Valentine Inez L. Schuben Janice Frederick Thomas M. Hacker Gail P. Brazell Suzanna P'aarlberg Nancy J. Ve nning Jack C. Schuben James L. Brazell In memory of Halcyon Point Residents Micki Peterson Mark S. Vukasovich Carl Trowbridge F. L. Brooks Allio Pignoui Fund Nels L. Peterson Sally Jo Vukasovich Cynthia Wa lker Thomas W. Brooks Joan Y. We isman Barbara Hammer Linda J. Polter LeRoy W. Watts Eugenie A. Westhauser Joann Hanenburg Jeannie B. Rayne In memory of George Wilson Charles White In memory of Lawrence Hanenburg Joseph Rayne Benjamin L. D'Ooge Retha J. Wo ods Dawn White Daisy Riley Deborah A. Hannon Gloria A. Rubley A. Fred Madaus Estate Cathy J. Wrotny Elizabeth A. Wilcox Richard S. Warner James P. Hannon Richard D. Rubley Manin H. Zehnder Lyle Wilcox In memory of Anne Hayes Sharon Rueter In memory of Norma R. Zehnder Dave Wilson Elton James Rynearson Harry Hayes Senior Citizens Vi rginia Ghant Kathy Wilson Esther Edwards Carol L. Hebner Linda Siebanh Christine M. Adamick In memory of Naomi B. Ament Sharon Harrison Wolverine Abstract & Mark N. Hebner Russell Singer Title Company In memory of Joyce T. Heller Richard P. Ament Theodore N. Harrison Delilah Sisson Wo men's Council of Ruth M. Selleck Robena E. Asplund William C. Heller F. A. Snyder In memory of Realtors John Osborn Janice T. Aurund George F. Herman Warren E. Snyder P'aula J. Harrison-Krudwig Don Zacharias Marian E. Osborn Janet L. Herman Gerald Sondergeld Charles E. Black Catherine Harrison Kelly Zacharias In memory of Alben High Jane M. Sondergcld Judith M. Black Rose Zacharias Claude L Shell Lois High Dale H. Sonke Janet S. Boyd In memory of Mary R. Shell Eloise H. Holben Nancy J. Sonke Roben Boyd Kathy Knill Howell In memory of Chas Hollon Janet L. Spriggs Marc D. Brown Mary Ann Dingeman Phoebe Jefferson In memory of Susan Brown Barbara A. Holtz Terry R. Spriggs In memory of Linda J. Randolph Roben Swailes Lawrence R. Holtz Frances Burney Duane A. Stacey Ruth and Mary Lou Ingerson In memory of Gail E. Seidler Sharon S. Hoppen Rogers Burney Jeffrey M. Stroud Doris L. Anderson Morey Kutzen Herben M. Seidler Ida Elementary Staff Doris E. Clarke Suzanne Stroud Rosemarie Backes Trustcorp of Ypsilanti Jacquelyn Iveson James R. Clarke In memory of Lisa Szafranski Edward Bak Samuel We instein EMU Home Economics Anhur A. Wa lker Larry Iveson Tim Szafranski Lillian Bak Depanment Doris C. Wa lker Jefferson School Edward F. Ta nnery David Bammer In memory of Gerald Jenkins Karen S. Eszenyi James A. Wa lker Theresa Tate Clayton S. Baughman David Michael Lebowski Even Jungslager Roben J. Ferns Howard Thompson Hazel M. Baughman Alvin Lenhard Marie K. Kinkema Wendy L. Ferns Marilyn Thompson Kevin Bolenbaugh Kimberly A. Lenhard HR19 Annual Giving at EMU More individuals contributed to represents an increase of $35,952 above Eastern Michigan University's Annual the 1987 total. Giving Program during 1988 than at any During fall 1988, a new and exciting other time in the history of the University. addition to the Annual Giving Program The Annual Giving Program provides an was implemented. Constituent appeals for opportunityfor alumni and friends to con EMU's five colleges, EMU's public radio sider a gift to the University and en station WEMU and Intercollegiate Ath courages regular and increased yearly letics raised an additional $325,752. Cam support. paign chairpersons for this new effort A highlight of the year was the 1988 were: Dennis Beagen, '66, College of national telephone campaign known as Arts and Sciences; Thomas Iverson, '60, the Partnership for Excellence. The College of Business; Margaret Esche Lee, Spring Phonathon was chaired by Delores '52, '61, College of Education; Virginia Barr Curley, an Eastern Michigan Uni Falk Fehsenfeld, '36, College of Health versity alumna who earned a bachelor of and Human Services; Richard Sams, science degree in business education in (Hon.) '80, and Norma Dubuque Sams, 1953. She was recently honored on the oc '53, College of Technology; Ron casion of her 25 years of service at the Oestrike, '54, Intercollegiate Athletics; Detroit College of Business where she is and Arthur J. Timko, '68, WEMU. chairperson of the Departmenl of Tech This new program provided direct com Delores &rr Curley, '53, wascampaign chair nology. She and her husband, Lawrence, womanfo r the 1988 Pa nnership fo r Excellence munication of information and needs to reside in Dearborn, Mich. spring phonathon. potential donors. These gift dollars have Curley invited alumni, parents and a profound impact upon the quality of friends to become members of the Uni programs and services offered by Eastern versity Circle President's Council. Michigan University. The success of the Curley, the EMU Board of Regents, fac Annual Giving Program is attributed to ulty, staff, students and parents of students Partnershipfor Excellence Campaign. Of loyal EMU alumni and friends and an thanked everyone who considered the in those contacted, 7,719 accepted the invita outstanding University that inspires vitation to make a contribution to the tion and pledged a total of $401,343. This dedication. 1989 Phonathon In Progress Tax Laws Favor Giving Al Potts, '35, chairman of the 1989 Tax laws encourage contributions to Partnership forExcellence Campaign, an higher education. nounced that $329,290 has been pledged Due to favorable tax laws in Michigan during the current phonathon. With many regarding giftsto higher education, a con more loyal alumni, parents and friends to tribution qualifies as a credit under contact, Pottsis certain that the 1988 cam Michigan income tax laws. The credit paign will be surpassed in 1989. allowed is 50 percent of your gift,20 per Potts is retired and lives with his wife, cent of your tax liability or $100 ($200 Molly, in Saratosa, Fla. Both have been if a joint return is filed), whichever is active in the St. Petersburg Alumni less. Chapter and are members of theUniver Confer with your tax adviser for details sity Circle Regents' Council and the new applicable to your personal situation. Heritage Club. Al Potts HR20 A Letter to Faculty and Staff For the second year, Eastern Michigan University's faculty and staff have ex pressed their sincere dedication to the University through their support and par ticipation in the EMU Faculty/Staff Campaign. The 1989 campaign goal is $100,000. To date, 380 faculty and staff have par ticipated in the campaign through gifts and pledges totaling $85,470 for an average gift of $225. With only $14 ,530 remaining to be raised, we are confident we will reach our goal. Gifts to EMU become more vital for enhancing the educational and scholarly Attending the 1988 University Circle opportunities made available to new and Appreciationevent at Domino's Farms returning students. You� generosity pro were: (Clockwise) William B. Rose vides funding for scholarships and the and MaryE. Gough Rose; Ralph G. very best instruction, research, programs Lorenz, who received an honorary and service to students, faculty and staff. degree fromEMU in December 1988; Thank you for your support and com and former EMU regent and 1974 honorary degree recipient &lwardJ. mitment to the Second Annual EMU McCormick and Margaret G. Faculty/Staff Campaign. McCormick. Sincerely, Stewart Work, Chair EMU Faculty/Staff Campaign New Guidelines for Donor Clubs Matching Gifts Eastern Michigan University has un tract, bequest or other deferred giv Many contributors multiply their sup dertaken new initiatives in the Universi ing instrument. port each year by taking advantage of ty Circle donor clubs. The Regents' President's Council members may con employers' matching gift programs. We Council and the President's Council have tribute in the following ways: urge you to find out if your company has been redesigned to enhance and encour -Contribute a gift of $10,000 or more a matching giftprogram that may double, age financial support and to further the to the University. triple or even quadruple your gift. Forms University's commitment to excellence. -Pledge $10,000 or more payable to send with your contribution usually can Regents' Council members may con within a 10-year period. be obtained from your employer's person tribute to the University in the following -Signify the intention to contribute nel or public relations office. ways: $50,000 or more by means of a be -Outright Gift: A contribution of quest, life insurance contract or any cash, securities, real property, ser other deferred giving instrument. vices or gifts-in-kindtotaling $50,000 Special privileges are extended to Is Your Listing Correct? or more. members of the Regents' and President's The University extends appreciation to -Pledge: A commitment of $50,000 or Councils such as a commemorative gift, all of its benefactors. We attempt to en more payable within a JO-year a published Honor Roll of Council sure that all of our donors are complete period. membership, members names on a plaque ly and accurately acknowledged. If an -Deferred Gift: A deferred gift of in the main lobby of Welch Hall and at omission has occurred or your listing is $250,000 or more payable through a tendance at special dinners and programs incorrect, please contact the University trust agreement, life insurance con- sponsored by the University. Development Office at (313) 487-0252. HR21 Alumna Leaves $550,000 for Biology Scholarships at EMU Eastern Michigan University recently former proprietor of Hellwig Iron Wo rks received $550,000 from the estate of in San Jose. alumna Meta Caroline Daniel Hellwig to Dr. William Fennel, acting EMU establish an endowment for biology Biology Department head, said the scholarships at the University. department is excited about the oppor Hellwig, who died in 1987 at the age tunity, provided by Hellwig' gift, to of95 in San Jose, Calif. , was a Millington develop undergraduate and graduate (Mich.) native who attended EMU in the research scholarships. "These scholar early 1900s, when it was known as ships will help attract the be t and Michigan State Normal College. brightest students into the biosciences at Upon graduation, she began teaching EMU as well as stimulate further growth in California and pursued additional of our teaching research programs," he studies at Stanford University. A biol said. ogist, she loved the outdoors and was an The department will offer fourdif fe rent active lifetime memberof the Sierra Club. undergraduate and graduate awards that For 42 years she lived in Los Gatos, will provide opportunities for research at Calif. Her husband, Harold Hellwig, who EMU's Fish Lake, spring-summer fellow preceded her in death in 1962, was the ships and on-campus programs. Meta Hellwig Development Goals for 1989-90 Eastern Michigan University has been ed in 1988. Only with loyal suppon can Development needs include equipment successful at reaching its 1988 fundrais opponunitiescontinue to be provided for in many instructional and administrative ing goal through the suppon of alumni, advancing the University into the 1990s. areas, and campus beautification projects friends, faculty, staff, students, parents, The most critical unmet needs, which are carried over from 1988, which range from corporations, foundations and businesses. not funded in the general fund budget equipment to landscaping needs. Through their outstanding support, (tuition and state appropriations), have Funding for endowed chairs in the $3,520,210 was received in gifts and gifts been identified for 1989-90. The unmet History and Philosophy Department, and in-kind-the highest level reached since needs are listed in fourcategori es: capital graduate assistantships continue on the in 1975 when the University Development fund projects, development needs (pro structional unmet needs list. Office was established. The University grams, projects and services), instruc Endowed scholarships for EMU stu thanks its supponers for the sincere tional equipment and endowed dents continue to be a significant need at dedication and commitment they have scholarships. the University. Funding to assist students demonstrated through their generosity to Some capital fundprojects that were in with scholarships in meeting their educa EMU. itiated in 1988-89 are continuing in tional expenses while pursuing their The University's Goal VI has not 1989-90. They include support for the degrees continues to be a Universitywide changed for 1989-90. The University con new Gary M. Owen College of Business priority. tinues to facilitate the attraction, cultiva Building, equipment for the Corporate The needs at EMU are varied. Tax tion and solicitation of alumni, friends, Education Center and equipment for deductible gifts from supporters enable corporations and foundations, and the EMU's public radio station WEMU. the University to bridge the gap between supportof state and federal governments Among the projects added to the capital its needs and available funds. Give to the in order to increase resources for the fund needs list are scoreboards for college, department, program or project institution. Rynearson and Oestrike stadiums, lab of your choice and join in the excitement For 1989-90, the Development Office oratories for Teacher Education, Biology of maintaining the competitive edge. is striving to maintain the competitive and Geography/Geology, and renovation edge by exceeding the $3.5 million rais- and expansion of the Library. HR22 1988 Summaryof Gifts (Cash and Gifts-In-Kind) $4,000,000 $3,520,21 o 1988 Total Cl $ 61 ,729 Gifts to Various Other Accounts [l $ 390, 127 Gifts-In-Kind $3,000,000 r;J $ 220,071 IntercollegiateAthletics • $ 226,932 Scholarships D $ 97,651 Division of University Marketing & Student Affairs (lndudes: MartinLuther King Jr. Gardens $61,157) $2,000,000 IJ $2,045,116 Division of University Relations (lndudes: Corporate Education Center $1 ,535,427; WEMU $130,917; and Town Hall Schoolhouse $75,290) $1,000,000 E:I $ 2,379 Division of Business and Finance • $ 468,360 Division of Academic Affairs (lndudes five colleges) • $ 7,845 ExecutiveDivision 1988 Gifts by Fund 1987 and 1988 $4,000,000 $3,520,210 1988 Total fZJ $ 390, 127 Gifts-In-Kind Ill $ 148,624 Other Accounts $3,000,000 l'J $ 178,236 Endowment-Scholarships • $ 675 Student Loans D $ 58,285 Restricted Scholarships m $ 927,787 Restricted Gifts $2,000,400 1987 Total $2,000,000 CJ $ 498,853 Gifts-In-Kind :: l;lJ $ 267,381 Unrestricted Gifts ra$ 129,306 Endowment-Scholarships • $ 47,332 Student Loans D $ 24,232 Restricted-Scholarships $1 ,000,000 m $ 443,380 Restricted Gifts a $1,549,095 Plant Funds rll $ 238,990 Unrestricted Gifts • $ 537,801 Plant Funds Ill $ 80,506 Auxiliary Funds 1988 HR23 T11e Manin Lwher Ki11g Jr. Memorial Garden 011 EMU's campus was constructed with your financialsupport in memory of the slain civil rights leader. I" It T1wnks 10 your support, the One-Room 1n I� Schoolhouse is at its perma11e111 location on I I I EMU's campus. 71,e $28,000 yet to be raised I 1 1 I fo r the approximately$180,000 project will be I I I I used to famish and equip the building in late 19th cen111ry decor. The schoolhouse, which is part of the College of &lucarion, stands as a symbol of early education in this natio11 and will become an i11tegral part of the college's reaching program. HR24 ''The test of our effectiveness is the positive difference we make in the life of an individual student. '' Laurence N. Smith Vice President University Marketing and Student Affairs • Come home to EMUfor Homecoming '89. We'll be waiting for you! Come home to Eastern Michigan view the newly completed Radisson Resort replete with colorful floats, live music University and relive the memories, Hotel that overlooks Ford Lake, the Cor and sights you won't want to miss. Other renew old friendships and make new porate Education Center and the Huron pre-game events will include several tail friends at Homecoming '89, Friday and Golf Club. Other events at Homecoming gate parties under the big tent. From Saturday, Oct. 6-7. include the 50-year reunion of the Class there, the excitement moves to Rynearson Homecoming '89 is guaranteed to be of 1939 at the Golden Ye ars reception and Stadium where the Hurons will fuce the two days of non-stop fun with live en brunch. Besides the 50-year reunion, University of Toldeo. tertainment, food booths and tailgates class reunions of 10, 20, 25, 30 and 40 Don't miss out on the excitement. galore. years will be held. Come home alumni; we'll be waiting for Because of limited parking on campus, On Saturday, the annual parade will be you! For further information on Home homecomers are urged to park at the coming '89 activities, contact the Alum Rynearson Stadium lot and use a free ni Relations Office at Suite Oil We lch shuttle service. The shuttle will make Hall, EMU, Yp silanti, Mich. 48197; (313) various stops on campus and take in 487-0250. terested passengers on a tour of new EMU fucilities including the College of Business fucility currently under construction in downtown Yp silanti. Another stop will be made at EMU's new Huron Center in Yp silanti Tow nship where passengers will Homecoming '88 participants enjoyed a multitude ofactivities and there's more in the works fo r '89. 13 -eampus News WEMU kicks off campaign EMU's public radio station WEMU FM has launched a capital campaign to raise $150,000 in matching funds to build a new radio tower. The station officially kicked off its "Power for Tomorrow" campaign with an on-air fund-raiser in May. The $300,000 tower, slated to be built near Clark and Leforge Roads in Su perior Township, will increase WEMU's audience potential by 10 times its current size, from 237,297 to nearly 2.4 million potential listeners. The University has promised to match the $150,000 raised by WEMU to com plete the funding package for construc tion of the 330-foot tower. The new tower will extend the signal's reach to a listening radius of approximate An early moming fire nearly destroyed historic Sherzer Hall. ly 30 miles, enabling the station to pene trate eastward into the metropolitan De troit radio market, reach beyond Jackson to the west, beyond Toledo to the south and stretch north to Fenton. Fire hits Sherzer, renovation planned Currently, WEMU's 154-foot tower is An early-morning fire on March 9 be funded by miscellaneous University located on Pierce HaJI. Due to its relative nearly destroyed historic Sherzer Hall, sources. Those costs are not expected to ly low height and the rolling Washtenaw which was slated to undergo major reno exceed 10 to 15 percent of the total res County terrain, the station's listening area vations. toration costs and could be much less. has been considerably limited. Its direc The three-alarm blaze began at approx Sherzer Hall, which is located in a Na tional signal, which transmits at 500 watts imately 1:20 a.m. when the first call went tional Register Historic District, housed to the east and 16,000 watts westward, cur out for firefighters. It eventually took the the Art Department studios and offices. rently covers an odd-shapedradius rang efforts of three fire departments, the City It originally housed science and labora ing from 16 to 20 miles. of Ypsilanti, Ypsilanti Township and Pitts tory facilities. According to WEMU-FM Station Di field Township, to bring the fire under It was intended that once the building rector Art Timko, construction of the new control and extinguish it. was renovated it would house studio tower is a matter of necessity. "We have Two people who were in the building classes in painting, print making, photo the smallest shop of any public radio sta when the fire broke out, EMU custodian graphy and textiles; a Sherzer Fine Arts tion in Michigan in terms of the popula Bob Jones and art graduate student Alan Gallery; Art Education and Graphic De tion we reach," he said. "For our con Potter, escaped without injury. sign Resource Centers; offices for ap tinued health, we need to reach as many On April 26, the EMU Boardof Regents propriate studio art faculty; and space for people as possible. Also, since the Feder approved rebuilding Sherzer, which was public lectures and art demonstrations. al Communications Commission's deregu built in 1903. EMU art students connected with the lation of stations in the early 1980s, we Restoration of the 86-year-old building student-run lntermedia Gallery Group aren't as protected as we used to be. This is expectedto cost in excess of $3 million, sponsored a benefit dance party to help tower will enable us to extend our popula the majority of which will be covered by students who lost much of their work in tion coverage area by 1,000 percent." EMU's blanket insurance policy with In the fire and any art students needing dustrial Risk Insurers, and the building financial assistance. should be ready for partial occupancy by EMU currently has 450 art majors en the 1990 winter semester. rolled, 100 minors and more than 200in Other improvements planned for the terior design students who are required building before it was destroyed by fire to take studio art classes. will not be covered by insurance and will 89.1 FM 14 New board chairman, vice chairman elected; new regent appointed EMU Regent John H. Burton was James Clifton, executive vice president/ the board. The eight-year terms for Dere elected chairman of the Board of Regents labor for the Wa shtenaw United Wa y, to zinski and Clifton expire Dec. 31, 1996. for 1989 and Anthony A. Derezinski was elected vice chairman by the board at its regular meeting Feb. 22. Burton succeeds Dr. Geneva Titsworth who served as the board's first chair woman last year. Burton was firstappointed to the EMU board in 1985 to fill the unexpired term of Dr. Wa rren Board. He was reappointed to a full eight-year term in 1987. Derezinski, who was reappointed to the board in January by Michigan Gov. James Blanchard, has served as an EMU regent since 1984. ln January, the governoralso appointed John Burton Anthony Derezinski James Clifton Budget strategy outlines $98 million '89-90 budget Wi th Gov. James Blanchard's recom and the College of Business building. The it had dropped to 62 percent of total ex mendation for Eastern Michigan Univer total projected base for 1989-90 amounts penditures and to 60percent in 1989. Next sity's 1989-90state appropriation showing to a $5.2 million, or 5.5 percent, increase year, the appropriation recommendation only a 2.4 percent increase in funding, over the 1988-89 budget. by Blanchard shows nearly a 10 percent EMU's Executive Vice President Roy To fund the projected base program ex decline from 1987 to 58.6 percent of the Wi lbanks tookthe University's case to the penditures , a 7.5 percent increase in tui total budget . EMU officials have stated Senate Appropriation Subcommittee on tion and fe es was proposed based on a that as appropriations decline, tuition Higher Education and asked for a larger requested 5.5 percent increase in state rates will continue to increase because share of the state's higher education funds. appropriation. The fiscal year 1990 ap tuition and student fees are the only other EMU presented its 1989-90Budget Re propriation requested by EMU amounted sources of major funding for EMU. quest to the Department of Management to $59.8 million, or an additional $3.l In addition, the report outlined EMU's and Budget last November. The request million over fiscal 1989. Enrollment Management Plan for the projected 1989-90 base program expen The governor's executive budget rec 1989-90year, stating that for the first time ditures of $98,715,000 plus $315,000 to ommendation for EMU's 1989-90 appro in its history, the University will launch fund the facility openings of Welch Hall priation is $58 million, a 2.4 percent an intentional enrollment downsizing. increase providing an additional $1.3 The 1989-90 Enrollment Management million. If approved, Blanchard's recom Plan calls forlimiting enrollment next fall mendation would res ult in a $1.8 million to 24,000stu dents, while continuing the shortfall next year for EMU to fund pro process of enrollment upgrading and grams at their current levels. If that short meeting its minority enrollment goal of fall were made up by tuition revenue, 10 percent. Wi thout the Enrollment Man EMU's only other significant source of agement Plan, EMU officials project that funding, it would require a tuition rate in the 1989 fall enrollment would total more crease in excess of 12 percent. that 26,000 students. The report also outlined the continu The report concludes that although ing declines in the past few years of the such an enrollment plan will deny some state's share in funding Michigan's public individuals "the opportunity to meettheir universities. At EMU, the state appropria educational goals at ·EMU ...the Univer tion made up 67 percent of the Universi sity simply has reached its outer resource Roy Wilbanks ty's budget just three years ago. By 1988 limits." 15 -eampus News 1,630 EMU students graduated in April EMU students win teaching awards Eastern Michigan University conferred Human Services." The commencement Senior Kathleen Cullen was named degrees upon approximately 1,630 stu address wasdelivered by Dr . Carolyne K. Michigan Student Te acher of the Ye ar by dents on April 22, during its spring com Davis, national/international health care the Michigan Association of Teacher Edu mencement ceremony in Bowen Field adviser at Ernstand Whinney in Washing cators in April. House. ton, D.C. She received an honorary doc Cullen, an Ypsilanti resident, is the sec Approximately 1,200 undergraduates tor of science degree from EMU. ond EMU student to win the annual award and 430 graduate students were eligible Receiving honorary doctor of public in the three years since MATE first to graduate. An additional 300 under service degrees were Dr. Maurice Land offered it. She received a plaque and a graduates, who expect to graduate in ers, chairman of the Detroit-based Lin $100 cash prize at a reception and award August, also were eligible to participate coln Health Care Foundation, and his ceremony at McKenny Union. in the ceremony since none are held at wife, Virginia. In addition, EMU graduate student the end of the summer semester. ExecutiveVice President RoyWilb anks Nancy Moss Schafer, of Ypsilanti, re The theme of the commencement was presided over the commencement cere ceived one of three second place awards "A Salute to the College of Health and mony. as a Student Te acher of Distinction and EMU students won seven out of 12 hon orable mentions in the competition. The seven EMU students receiving honorable mentions in the competition Public Information wins were Kathleen Baldwin (Ypsilanti); Jill CASE award Barnes (Ann Arbor); Shelly Clark (Temperance); Catherine Figliomini (Flat EMU's Office of Public Information Rock); Susan Gualda (Canton); Carol recently was awarded a 1989 Council for Nelson (Ypsilanti); and Heidi Rich (Clio). the Advancement and Support of Educa tion bronze medal forits media relations program. Six recognized by EMU's The program was one of 27 nationwide Wo men's Association entered into the CASE competition's EMU's Women's Association honored Public Relations Program Improvement six University women at its annual spring category. Judges in this category evaluated luncheon in April. Dr. John W. Poner entries for "substantial evidence of im The six honorees, each receiving the provement over a three-year period," association's Award for the Advancement comparing current-year activities with of Women, were Dr. Jean Bidwell, head Porter named Detroit's those undertaken in 1985-86. of the Department of Foreign Languages school chief From the 27 program entries, the jury, and Bilingual Studies; Kaaren Strauch chaired by N. Gregory Soter, president Brown, associate professor of social work; Eastern Michigan University President of Soter Associates Inc. in Provo, Utah, Emeritus Dr. John W. Porter has signed Joanne Hansen, associate professor and awarded one gold medal, three silver coordinatorof the science and technology on as superintendentof the Detroit Public medals and three bronze. Schools for a one-year term. unit in the University Library; Carmen The Public Information Office reports King, assistant professor of art; Cheryl Porter, who retired as EMU president to Kathleen D. Tinney, director of Univer on Jan. I, was asked by Detroit schoolof Kozell, associate director in the Office sity communications, and is part of the of Research Development; and Kathleen ficials to help the financially troubled Executive Division under Executive Vice Tinney, director of University communi district. President Roy Wilbanks. Porter is the former state superinten cations. Tinney is also a member of the The media relations program is di Eastern To day editorial committee. dent for public instruction. He has been rected and implemented by SusanBairley, serving as chief executive officer of the associate director of public information, Huron logo meeting scheduled Urban Education Alliance Inc. and as ex with the assistance of Debra McLean, as ecutiveassociate for education policy and sistant manager of news services; Richard A meeting will be held Sept. 27 to reform of the National Board for Profes Schwarze, University photographer; Patri discuss the EMU Huron logo. At the re sional Teaching Standards. cia Hancock, secretary; and this year's quests of Native Americans, the Michigan students, Kathy Manning, Karen Hopp, Civil Rights Commission recommended Milelean Marbly, Brian Forde and Lisa that all schools in the state having Kitchen. American Indian mascots or logos change them. 16 -etass Notes 1900 Lucile Rush, '51, is active in the Vestaburg Church of Christ. Rush is also writing the history of the Rock Ellen '14, of Yp silanti, who is 97 years old, The Sommerfield Mineral Collection, con Gould, Lake Christian Assembly at her nearby home. helped a former pupil, Esther Leach, celebrate her sisting of museum quality samples of minerals such as smithsonite. azurite, jade and copper Nonna Sams, '53, partner of Sams Inc., was elected 82nd birthday. Gould, a graduate of Michigan State . Normal College, taught at Child's School for 21 was donated to EMU's Geography and Geology to the board of the Ann Arbor Area Chamber of years and was a principal at Belleville School for Department by Donald Sommerfield, '42, and Commerce for 1989. 23 years. his wife, June. The collection has been displayed in the 1920 showcase near the Geology Departmental Of Dr:Gent Megiveron, fice in Strong Hall, according to Alan Cichan '54, '59, of Lafayette, Lillian Raustraw, '20, was honored by family and ski. assistant professor of Geography and La., was named super friends at a reception in Northville to celebrate her Geology. intendent of Ve rmilion 86th birthday. Consisting of about 450 pieces, several rare Parish Schools where Vera (Stoutenburg) Supple, '22, fo rmerly of Deck collection items were gathered from famous he oversees students erville, celebrated her 88th birthday on Oct. 31. mineral localities acrossthe world. Donald Som from six cities in the merfield, an avid collector of gems and minerals parish. He was former 1930 and an amateur lapidary, accumulated his col ly a professor at lection over a period of 27 years. University of South Beverly Hult, '30, is 82 years old and currently dis Donald Sommerfield decided to donate his western Louisiana. playing her artwork at The Gallery Upstairs in Grand lifelong collection because he believed that it Mcgiveron is the past Haven. Hult retired in from teaching art classes tm would beof educational value to the students and president of EMU's Alumni Association Board at Reeths-Puffer High School in Muskegon after 19 the faculty. Several EMU professors have used of Directors and an active alumnus. years. certain mineral samples for demonstration and Frank Tr ott, '37, is 73 years old and passed his display in their classrooms. "Many of the pieces physical examination and commercial pilot flight are really superb samples," Cichanski said. Dr:Alvin Schalge, '54, is a senior advanced chemist test. Trott's wife, Dorothy, is also a licensed com ..The high quality is what makes them so with Marathon Oil Co. Schalge served as the presi mercial pilot. They own two classic airplanes and special. .. Many of the fragile pieces, however, dent of National Intercollegiate Soccer Officials fly regularly. The Trotts live in Mt. Dora, Fla. must remain in a protected space and cannot be Associationduring 1986-88 and as the president of handled. the International Association of Approved Basket In recognition of the Sommerfield's donation, ball Officials during 1988-89. Schalge was also Leo Va n Meer, '31, has written a book titled, . the Geology Department installed a nameplate inducted in the National Intercollegiate Soccer Of ..Gardening Naturally.. with a companion edi beside the collection. ficials Association Hall of Fame in 1988. He and tion titled, .. How to Grow Vegetables From the After Donald retired as a sales representative his wife, Marilyn Gonser, '54, live in Littleton, Ground Up." Meer, a part-time gardener, is the for Tu pes, Inc .. the Sommerfields moved from Colo. fo rmer coordinator of cooperativeeducation in their home in Linwood, Mich. to their present the Alma Public School District. At 81, he at residence in Cape Coral, Fla. Sommerfield re Clyde Picard, '56, was chosen Teacher of the Year by the Melvindale Key Club last year. Picard has tributes his health and vitality to good food and mains an active and dedicated alumnus of EMU. exercise. At 78. his wife, Ruth, still teaches art been a math teacher in Melvindale for 32 years. and paints watercolors for a hobby. Georgia Home-Fbtttrson, '57, '59, '68, was av..arded Meer said he would welcome letters from the Director's Choice Award by the Detroit chapter fonner classmates and other friends. His address John Grant '42, DaveGates, '41, Robert Jensen, of Woman to Woman Ministries for outstanding is: 1897 Palm Drive, Clearwater. Fla., 34623. '41, George Newlands, '41, and Richard Ye ar, '40, community service. gathered for their fo urth semi-annual golf outing at Elwood Kir/cpalrick, '58, of Kinde has beenelected Kentucky Lake in May. . to the board of directors of the Michigan State Uni Wilbert McKeachie, '42, professor of psychology versity Development Fund. Kirkpatrick is also the Nonnajean Anderson, '35, was honoredwhen at the University of Michigan, received the E. L. president of the Michigan Milk Producers Associa EMU's Delta Pi Epsilon, Gamma Alpha chapter Thorndike Award last October. The award is the tion. sponsored the Normajean Anderson Graduate highest recognition of the American Psychological Award in April 1989. The award is given to a Association Division of Educational Psychology. Corot (Lindsay) Fraser, 59, '67, is an adjunct pro graduate student majoring in business education fessorof English at SchoolcraftCollege in Livonia. who is chosen by the organization's committee. Mabel (Hard) Ulrich, '43, resides in Yp silanti and has three children who are all EMU graduates. Bill Humphries, '59, marketing and developing Anderson served as an EMU faculty member manager of WEMU radio station, was elected to the from 1948 to 1979 and as chairwomanof the peti board of the Ann Arbor Area Chamber of Com tioning committee to establish the GammaAlpha 1950 merce for 1989. chapter. Anderson also served as adviser to the Wilma Griffiths Court, '50, '68, was chosen by CaJherine (Bames) Meyer, '59, is in her 26th year undergraduate honor society of Pi Omega Pi, Marquis Who's Who in the Midwest for her achieve of teaching elementary school. Meyer's husband, Beta Phi chapter. ments as an educator and social service program developer in Wa shtenaw County. Court developed Chuck, '6Q, is renewing his teaching degree after the first laboratory nursery school for EMU in 1970. serving eight years as a county judge. Catherine and 1940 She is currently the director of Cornerstone Center Chuck reside in Western Montana. for adults with developmental disabilities. Dr:Jim Murdock, '59, of Swainsboro, Ga., is presi Wd liam Brady Browning, '42, was named the 1988 dent of Emanuel City Chamberof Commerce for Citizen of the Ye ar by the Sterling Heights Area Rwh (Lois Oements) DiDomenico, '51, is the presi 1989. Murdock has been elected to the Board of Chamberof Commerce for his contribution to the dent and owner of Federal Way Physical Therapy Directors of the Federal Savings Bank. A chiroprac area for three decades. Browning was the former in Wa shington. DiDomenico has also had a book operations manager of the Boblo Islandtheme park, published titled "Practical Rehabilitation Tec hniques tor, Murdock is also a member of the Georgia . Chiropractic Peer Review Committee. His wife, An in Amhurstburg, Ont.. for 31 seasons until 1979. for Geriatric Aides . . drea, '61, works as office manager for his practice. 17 -e1ass Notes Patricia Riethmillu, '59, '65, and her husband, Qx.John G. Coburn, '62, received a Distinguished Loyd Manasco, '68, has Kenneth, were honored at the Grass Lake Area Alumni Award at the Alumni Awa rds Dinner Dance been promoted to senior Historical Society's Annual Honoree Dinner. The in May. Coburn has also received a presidential vice president, marketing Riethmillers were also grand marshals at the Grass nomination for promotion to brigadier general. and sales, for Itel/Pull Lake High School Homecoming fo otball game in man of the Itel Ra il Cor Murray Ly/ct, '62, '68, '75, is a high school guidance October. counselor for Livonia Public Schools. Lyke resides poration in San Francis co, Calif. Before joining in Salem. 1960 the company in 1976. RayShou/Ji., '62, won a third term to the Washtenaw Manasco held a position RichardJacobson, '6<4 is vice president and finan County Board of Commissioners in November. with IBM in Detroit. cial consultant of Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. in Tucson, Ariz. Leroy Fa hie, '63, is the president and Chief Exec utive Officer of Mercy Hospital and Hea.lth Services Milo Karhu, '6� is assistant principal at Redford of Detroit. Judy Strrbig, '68, of Wa usau, Wis., is the rec ip Union High School. Karhu is also the coordinator ient of the first University of Wisconsin Centerwide of the school's alumni association. Linda Jacobs, '63, is a substance abuse therapist for the CMHC Alpha House in Ann Arbor. Distinguished Service Award. Strebig is currently David, '6<4 and/li,Mrlll (Rnul) Kromm, '6<4 spent employed as Director of the Library and Learning four weeks in Australia participating in activities of Patricia (Sullens) To use-Mttk, '63, '81, '83, is Resource Center in the U-W Marathon Center. the International Geographical Union. They also employed as a compensatory education teacher for Robtn Ulrich Jr. , '68, is president of Quality visited the world's fairat Brisbane. snorkled in the Van Buren Public Schools in Belleville. Her hus Laboratories of Michigan Inc. in Jackson. Great Barrier Reef and camped in the Outback. band, Douglas, is thetransportation director forVan Buren Public Schools. She is also coordinator of Jury Sears, '6<4 has published numerous articles Dr. Marion Boenheim, '69, is the new affirmative Belleville High School's summer school program, action officer at the University of Mississippi. on science for high school-aged students. His 30th president of the Way ne County Reading Council, article, "Burning Te sts Can Be Fun," was published andvice president ofBelleville \¼>men's Study Club. Dan Bogan, '69, '71,was elected president of the in October in "Science Te acher" by the National Great Lakes region for the Association for Psycho Science Teachers Association. Sears has taught GeorgeMiller; '64, has been promoted to professor logical Type. The Great Lakes region covers Michi science at Way ne-Westland schools for 28 years. of education at Fitchburg State College in Fitchburg, gan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin. There Mass. Miller has been with the school since 1972. Judilh (Lobbestael) Endrrs, '61, of Ann Arbor, was are 772 members in the region and nearly 4,000 members nationwide. honored with the "Extra Miler" award for her work Richard Ambs, '65, is president of Swartley-Ambs in Home &x>nomics at Plymouth Salem High School. Communications Inc. in Jackson. The company Carol (Hewlett) Bone, '69, is a member of the deals in cellular mobile telephone service, pagers, Dr. Richard Thiede, '61, has beenpromoted to pro Willow Run Board of Education where she serves and answering service. fessor of speech and theater at Defiance College in as treasurer. Defiance, Ohio. During the fall,Thiede was on sab Sue Anne Brown, '66, of Columbia, Md., is the John Ceo Jr., '69, '83, is the data processing batical leave and studied speech communication at supervisorof speech, language. andhearing services manager for the Ann ArborPolice Depart ment. Ceo the University of Central Florida in Orlando. for the Howard County Public School System in and his wife, Pamela, '87, live in Saline. Elliott City, Md. Bryon Weed, '61, '63 is a marketing and sales W,JJ iam QJ/den, '69, of Detroit, is an adult educa manager for Dion Builders of Ann Arbor. Prior to Dr. James Doyle, '66, superintendent of Huron tion administrator in the Highland Park School taking his current position, Weed was general sales Valley Schools, was installed as president of the District. Michigan Association of School Administrators. manager for a Daytona Beach, Fla. real estate firm Robyn Fe ms, '69, is the director of Childcare and and taught real estate and economics classes at Ron Fo lberg, '66, '67, '8� has accepted a position educational programs at theFairlane Family YMCA. Daytona Beach Community College. in the social service program of the Thebacha cam John Wicnitsis, '69, has been hired as the artistic pus of Arctic College in Fort Smith, Northwest Te r Dr. Harriet (Lu Rohrback) Babcock, '62, '72, was director at the Windsor Centre for Creative Arts. 1988- ritories, Canada. named to Who's Who in American Education, Vacratsis, his wife, Mary, and their three children 1989. She resides on Anna Maria Island, Fla. and Dave Jacobs, '66, of El Dorado Hills, Calif., in reside in Windsor, Ont., Canada. teaches kindergarten at Ballard Elementary School vented Saf-Start-Plug, a device that prevents machin in Bradenton, Fla. Prior to teaching in Florida, Bab ery fromcoming back on automatically aftera power cock was a kindergarten teacher in Te cumseh, interruption. Nearly 60,000 have been sold. Willow Run and Wayne-Westland Schools and has Dr. W,JJ iam Simmons, '69, was the 1988 re had numerous works published. Gerold Reason, '66, '72, '8� is employed by cipient of the American Association of School Orleans ParishSchools as a teacher at O.P. Walker Administrators James R. Kirkpatrick Govern Mary Ann Camron, '62, has joined the Morenci Senior High School. Reason, of Harvey, La.,is also mental Relations Award. Simmons is a member Elementary School staff as a learning disabled in a gospel ventriloquist. of the EMU Board of Regents. structor for special education students. Carolyn (Lucad4) Griffin, '67, '72, an English teacher at Ypsilanti High School,was a guest speaker 1970 at the Michigan Reading Conference in March. Grif Hayes Jones, '61, an Olympic medalist,was fin is the education director for the Genealogical Thomas Davis, ·� '76, is a financial planner and a guest speaker at Inkster High School where Society of Washtenaw County and has publishedtwo district manager of IDS Financial Services in Ann he encouraged students to stay in school anduse genealogy books. Arbor. Davis and his wife. Susan, '69, live in their education to lead them to a successful Chelsea. career. Hayes currently holds a position in public Marie Anne (Messer) Grimstead, '67, '72, is a relations and regional distribution managing at teacher in the court reporting program at Phoenix Katherine Hunt, ·� has been appointed adminis the Stroh's Brewery Company. Hayes was a College in Phoenix, Ariz. trator of Art Reach of Mid Michigan, a community arts center serving the mid-Michigan area. Hunt's hurdler on the 1964 Olympic team, where he Jan has been elected into membership Curtis, '68, husband, Thomas, ·� is the manager of public earned a gold and a silver medal. in Fashion Group, a professional association on ex radio at Central Michigan University. ecutive women representing different areas of the fashion industry and related fields. 18 DaltLeslie, 'ii'), president of Leslie Office Supply. Wd liam C Hammers, '72, of Scottsdale, Ariz., was Jack Provencal, '73, has been named associate prin is serving on the board of the Ann Arbor Area recently hiredas a math instructor at Paradise Valley cipal and supervisor of driver education at Grand Chamber of Commerce. Community College. Haven Senior High School. Provencal was former Jerry Zielinski, 'ii'), has been named manager of Harold Hendricks, '72, is the owner of the Shady ly a guidance counselor and wrestling coach for the Mental Health Program at Carson City Hospital. crest Resort in Traverse City. Eaton Rapids High School. Zielinski was formerly on the management staff of Jon Honon, '72, an industrial artS teacher at Jef Mike Ager; '74, is the interim community and the Northampton State Hospital in Northampton, economic development director for Ypsilanti. Ager fe rson Intermediate School in Midland, helped to Mass. is establish a counseling program forstudents. The pro also the assistant superintendent of the Depart Robef1 Bruce Carlson, '71, '73, is the past mayor gramoffers direction and encouragement to troubled ment of Public Wo rks. of Gladstone, (Mich.) and urges EMU alumni to students. Jeff Baumann, '74, has beenassigned to the Fourth visit the city which has plenty of fishing and golf. Debra Klecha, '72, is a Spanish. journalism and District Court as the assistant Cass County pro senior English teacher for Les Cheneaux High secuting attorney. Baumann was formerly a police School. She will also be the student adviser for the officer for the City of Dowagiac. Dennis Henel, '71, a fifth-term Michigan school newspaper. Robtf1 Beattie, '74, '76, is currently the general Democratic Congressman, becamethe chairman Lte PaJton, '72, of Bloomfield Hills, is an attorney manager of ICN Biochemicals, Inc. in Cleveland, of the Oceanography Subcommitteeof the Mer with the Southfield law firm of Sullivan, Ward, Ohio. Beattie's wife, Gretchen, has recently been chant Marine and Fisheries Committee in the Bone, Tyler, Fiott, and Asher PC. promoted to director of special education for the U.S. House of Representatives. Hudson School District. H. Putnam Raffe rty, '72, recently transferred from the Flint office of the Northern Engraving Corp. to Janis Beutel, '74, has been hired by the Owosso Ann Hinsdalt-Knistl, '71, a Lenawee County ex its home office in Sparta, Wis. Rafferty is a sales Board of Education as a teacher for the emotional tension home economist, received the Distinguished engineer for the company. ly impaired at Central Elementary School. Service Award of the National Association of Ex Richard Birch, '74, has been named assistant vice Mark Sawyer-Dailey, tension Home Economists. president of McKinley Properties. an Ann Arbor '72, a resident actor of based real estate management and development firm. Richard Kerbawy, '71, '73, is an attorney for the In the Actors Theatre of gham .County Probate Court in Lansing. Kerbawy Louisville, Ky. , is cur Timothy Carnaghi, '74, has been promoted to the resides in Haslett. rently in\lOlved with the rank of detective and has been assigned to the in Roherl Kosutic, '71, has become a full partner in Humana Festival of New ternal affairs section of the Way ne County Sheriffs Hope-Eastman-Kosutic and Associates, a manufac American Plays in Louis Department. Carnaghi was formerly a polygraph turers representative firm specializing in the auto ville. Sawyer-Dailey will examiner. have a featured role in the motive aftermarket. Kosutic has been with the firm LucindaDevlin, '74, a professor of photography at upcoming film, "In for 15 years. Syracuse University, recently displayed her photog Country," starring Bruce Timothy Krug, '71, joined the Montcalm Intermed raphy in the Photospace exhibit at NorthernIllinois Willis and directed by University. iate School District staff as directorof special educa Norman Jewison, who also directed ··Moonstruck." tion. Krug resides in Greenville. Sawyer-Dailey·s wife, Zan,is assistant to the artistic David Hunt, '74, is currently working as a data Jeanette (Mannino) director for the Actors Theatre of Louisville. specialist for Ameritech Publishing in Troy. Hunt is also a professional chauffer for an Oakland County Meyer; '71, '75, has been Ronald Ya hr; '72, has established the Ann Arbor limousine service. namedTec umseh's Te ach CADD company which offers computer-aided de er of the Year for 1988- sign and drafting services. DavidLo vejoy, '74,was named principal of Camp 1989. Meyer has taught bell Elementary School in the Cass County School fo urthgrade at Ridgeway Calherine Ahles, '73, is vice president of college District. Lovejoy was fo rmerly the community edu Elementary School fo r 18 relations at Macomb Community College. Ahles has cation director. years. She is also an ac been with the college since 1981. Gary Mikola, '74, was recognized for "meritorious tive member of the Te Robtf1 Andrews, '73, is the principal at Owen-Gage cumseh Pops Orchestra. service" by theSociety of Manufacturing Engineers. High School in Owendale. Recognized for 10 years of service, Mikola is the Dr. Ronald Cunliff e, '73, has joined the Sheridan division manager of Membership Services and Community Hospital medical staff as a courtesy Records. Gary Schwass, '71, is vice president of Finance member. Cunliffe resides in Greenville. Group at the Duquesne Light Company in Pitts Louise (Rappor1) Schachter; '74, of Linden, N.J., burgh, Pa. Michael Fe rguson, '73, was selected by the Allen is a basic skills instructor in the special needs area F'd rk Board of Education as assistant superintendent of the Union County Vo cational-Technical School. Georgia (Halip) Bingham, '72, has been teaching for the Allen Park School District. Ferguson was Gene Stock, '74, a guidance counselor at Dundee third grade for 13 years at Village Oaks Elementary formerly the Allen Park High School principal. School in Novi. Bingham is the chairperson for High School,received the annual Monroe County Novi's Professional Staff Development Committee. Grayce Gusmano, '73, is the Cheboygan County Counselor of the Year Award at the Michigan She is also a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma home economist. In her new position, she will Association for Counseling andDevelopment Con Society and will be serving her first two years as pioneera program coordinating the Cooperative Ex ference in Detroit. the local chapter president. tension Service with the county probate court to Steve Wild, '74, has established the Studio Center resolve problems of adolescents and elementary in Farmington Hills, the Midwest's first facility Carolyn Davidson, '72, of Rochester Hills, was school children. named director of the RetiredSenior \blunteer Pro designed specificallyto house audio and videopro gram in Macomb. The program providescommunity John Poskus, '73, has been transferred to Essex, duction and post-production companies and allied service opportunities for seniors. England and was promoted to chief engineer of businesses. Wild formerly worked at CBS/Fox Powertrain Systems for Ford Motor Company of Studios. Europe. 19 -e1ass Notes Dr. James Balger, '7S, practices medicine in the of Thomas Gannon, '76, was appointed general Dallid Evans, '77, of Garden City, is a supply fice ofthe Family Medical Associates in Charlotte. manager of human resources of the Lenawee Stamp sergeant for the 303rd Military PoliceCompany in Balger and his wife, Sue, have two children. ing Corp., a joint venture between three Japanese the U.S. Army. auto parts companies to supply auto parts to the Maz Ma DeanBarringer, '75, is a demonstration/re BarbaraFil ce, '77, has joined the Raymond Bologna ry da plant in Flat Rock. source teacher for Wayne County Intermediate Co. of Ann Arbor as a real estate appraiser. School District. Barringer serves as a member of Harry Mosher manages prosthetics in the Jr., '76, of Spring Arbor, was named the National Board for Professional Teaching Stand Flint firm of Wright and Fillipis Inc. Masher's wife. Edward Harvey, '77, manager of the Upjohn Research Clinic in Jackson ards. She was also featured in EMU's College of Mary, '7S, is an occupational therapist at Bay Medi where he has worked for 15 years. Education's promotional brochure. cal Center. Anthony PbJrick, '77, was installedas associate has joined the Catherine James Relcshan, '?IS, was appointeddirector of New Rev. Robert Fo wlkes, '7S, pastor at Wa rren Avenue Presbyterian Church in McAuley Health Center in Ann Arbor as director Medico Community Re-Entry Services of Michigan Saginaw, where he is involved in mission outreach of environmental services and will administer main in Battle Creek. programs for inner city youths. Patrick received a tenance of all health center buildings. /mu,Sims, '76, teaches the McCulloch Preschool master of divinity degree from McCormick DianeGeherin, '7S, was named principal of Erick Program in Jackson. Sims is also president of JPS Theological Seminary in Chicago. Ill. son Elementary School in Ypsilanti. Geherin. has Black Educators Association and the president of Doug Romanski, '77, is vice president of Mitsubishi been teaching in the district since 1977, and has the Southside Self-help Neighborhood Improvement Heavy Industries America, Inc .• Turbocharger Divi served as president ofthe Ypsilanti Education Asso Association. sion, located in Auburn Hills. Romanski and his ciation. Ve rnaSpayth , '?IS, serves as advocacy and informa wife. Karen (Kubisiak), '75, reside in West Berry Goodlett, '75, was named principal of Foss tion coordinator at the Center for Independent Living Bloomfield. Avenue Christian School in Flint. Goodlettforme rly in Ann Arbor. Retha Jane (Drilling) ffbods, '77, of Irving, Te xas, held the positionof assistant to the president at Mott M&Jter Taylor, '76, teaches English for Houston wrote "Nursing Care Plan for the Person with AJDS" Community College. Public Schools in Houston, Texas. which was published in "The AIDS Manual: A of Jackson, has been Stephen Malewilz, '75, Dallid Wehner, '76, was selected Michigan's Out Guide for Health Care Administrators." teaching high school math in the Columbia School standing Biology Teacher. We hner is a science de Jack Bellomo, ·� is the director of the City of War District for II years. He also teaches the mentally partment chairman and instructor at Roosevelt High ren's Parks and Recreation Department which over and physically disabled one evening a week. School in Wyandotte. sees22 of the city's parks, the city pooland special has been teaching physical programs for all ages. Linda Mason, '75, GreggBal/co, '77, was appointed seminar manager education and math at Union City High School for by the Broadcast Promotion and Marketing Ex Steve Bingham, ·� was named principal at West 14 years. Mason has also been a volleyball and ecutives in Los Angeles, Calif. Shore by the Lake Fenton Board of Education. basketball coach. Bingham has beena teacher with Lake FentonCom Rila Boyles, '77, was appointed marketing director LuisMosqueda, '7S, has beenappointed to the post of the Summit Place Mall in Pontiac. munity Schools since 1969. of Monroe High School's second assistant principal Dale Heyd/au/!, ·� of Annandale, Va.,is a lobby by the Monroe Board of Education. ist and director ofFederal Affairsfor American Elec Curt Orsinger, '75, was promoted to the national Dennis Cockrum, '77,directed a play titled. tric Power Service Corporation in Washington, D.C. director of store acquisitions for Domino's Piu.a Inc. "The Bug," written by Richard Strand, '86, and Jim Oz, ·� co-owner of the Mr. Muffler franchise Eldon Raymond, '75, received the Outstanding performed at EMU's Sponberg Theatre in April. auto repair shop, openeda new store in South Lyon. Leadership Award from CWI: Credit Professionals While directing"The Bug," Cockrum conducted Oz also operates the auto stores in Farmington Hills of Ann Arbor. Raymond is president and chief a class at EMU called, "Acting for a Living." and Southfield and plans to open another store in operating officerof Ann ArborFinancial Services. Cockrum has appeared in various theatrical pro Canton Tow nship. ductions. fe ature films and television series such Michael Swales, '75, was named vice president of as "Code of Silence," "Above the Law" and Yvonne Smith, ·� was promoted to claim super Ford Salesat Contract Interiors in Southfield. Swales NBC's "Chicago Story." He was awarded Chi visor at the Sterling Heights Service Center. has been automotive sales manager since 1986. cago's Joseph Jefferson Citation for Performance Danit/ Belcemeier, ''9, of Birch Run. is vice presi GraceAchterho f, '76, was promoted to senior vice for his role as a Shakespearean character. dent and assistant controller at Citizens Bank in president at St. Mary's Health Services. Achterhof Strand . who taught a class at EMU on play Flint. is in charge of all internal operationsof the hospital. writing, has authored several plays including ··Harry and Sylvia" for which he won the Most Kimberly Clugston, ''9, was promoted to private KerryCarlini, '?IS, '87, teaches third grade for Allen Promising Playwright Award and the Theatre banking/business development officer of Great Lakes ParkSchools. Carlini formerly taught second grade Arts Corporation's Best One-Act Play Award. Bancorp in Ann Arbor. on a Navajo Indian Reservation in Arirona. Strand's comedy, "The Bug" was also performed David Heritier, ''9, was appointed to corporate Robert Duncan, '?IS, is a communications program at the 13th Annual Humana Festival by The Ac banking officer, Metropolitan Corporate Banking, ming manager for Northern Te lecom, Inc. in Ann tors Theatre of Louisville. Ky. byComerica Bank-Detroit. Heritier joinedthe com Arbor. pany as a credit analyst in 1986. '76, isan elementary school physical Harold Hutchinson, ''9, '81, '86, of Roseville. is Stanley Fo rd, is president and fo under of Sparkle education teacher and a high school track and cross Kim Conely, '77, a research specialist for the U.S. Army. Films, a commercial production company in Detroit. country coach for Lake Orion Community Schools. Conely has completed commercial work and a Jessie McKelry, ''9, an instructor and coordinator His wife, is an office manager for Rosemary, '77, 25-minute fe ature forthe company. at Mott Community College in Flint, is in charge Oak Management Corp., a food service manage of the apprenticeship program for the school. ment company. John Dalrymple, '77, was promoted to partner at Ernst & Whinney, where his primary responsibilities Jack Mills, ''9, was appointed regional sales are financial services consulting. He is a member manager for the Miller Brewing Company's southern of the Management Consulting Services Division reg ion. Mills coordinates the execution of Miller's of the Detroit office. marketing efforts with distributors in Alabama, Florida. Georgia and South Carolina. 20 Dr. PaJricia Pfl ieger, '79, was appointed assistant DavidManville, '83, and his wife, Te rry Bond Jim Smith, '85, a reporter for the News-Herald professorin the English department at West Chester Manville, '83, both social workers, were simultane Newspapers in Southgate, won second place for University in We st Chester, f>a. ously named Distinguished Alumni of EMU's Col feature writing in the 198 7-1988 Michigan Press Association contest for weekly newspapers. Chris Wall, '79, is an elementary school principal lege of Health and Human Services in fall 1988. '83, in Edwardsburg Public Schools. Previously, Wall Dr. Ma rilyn Prumstaller, of Tec umseh, received Shelia Sovis, '85, of served six years as community education director a doctor of osteopathic medicine degreefrom Michi Twinsburg, Ohio, is the for Dexter Schools. gan State University. vocal director at Streets Jeff ry Joseph, '84, was appointed an instructor in boro Middle and High 1980 the School of Pharmacy at Ferris State University. School. '80, KaJhy Holser, has taught kindergarten for Grass Mary Beth Pirro/lo, '84, participated in the VIII Lake Schools for the past fo ur years and is work f>aralympic Games heldin Seoul, Korea in October ing on completing a master's degree. 1988. Pirrallo hopes to make the U.S. team in 1990 James Jelasic, '80, was named chief executive of to compete in the games in Barcellona, Spain in ficerof Black Tie Arts Management based in Wa sh 1992. ington D.C. where he is responsible for providing Sharon Radionoff , '84, of Niles, is the director of classical music programs at embassies and official choral music at Southwestern Michigan College in Janice Fritz, '86, is the assistant publicist forOlym functions of the national government. He is also a Dowagiac. concert performer who has toured throughout the pia Arenas, Inc., which is the management com United States, the United Kingdom and Europe. Joy Schroeder, '84, organist and director of music pany for Joe Louis Arena, Cobo Arena and the Fox at the First Presbyterian Church of Monroe, gave Theatre. Dennis Lockhart, '80, a certified public account her first doctoral recital in Nove mber 1988 at the Margaret Hurbis, '86, after three years as a music ant, was named accounting division supervisor for University of Michigan School of Music. the Oakland County Road Commission. teacher in Manchester Public Schools, was selected to receive the Manchester Optimist Club's Achieve '80, Timothy Weaver, '84, '89, was awarded a scholar Randy Nobles, of Westland, is the second vice ship to study international business and live in Japan ment in Education Award. president of Manufacturers Bank in Livonia. through the Institute for International Studies and Karen MacDonald-Eicke/, '86, is an admissions ad Sue Parks, '80, who coaches the women's cross Training. viser at Great Lakes Junior College in Bay City. country team at Michigan State University, won the Kim Yo ung, '84, is a MacDonald-Eickel also owns a catering business fo urth annual Women's Only 8-kilometer run in Flint teacher of orthopedically called "NotYo ur Ordinary Cheesecake." She is vice in October. handicapped students at president of the Bay City Jaycees and represents Timothy Rodriguez, '80, Franklin Middle School EMU in the Bay City chapter of the American actor and model, acted in in Springfield, Ohio. Association of University Wo men. a scene that aired in Stephen Musko, '86, has formedWebster Systems Decemberon "A merica's Inc., a computer programming and consultations ser Most Wanted," a Fox vice in Whitmore Lake. Network's program. Ta mero Waltman Rand, '86, was promoted to the positionof Clinician II in the rheurnatology/pulmon ary department at the University of Michigan Medical Center. Kenneth Yu chasz, '84, a navigator at Carswell Air '86, Force Base in Te xas, was promoted to the rank of Sharon Strean, is the assistant director of captain in the U.S. Air Force. Plymouth-Canton Community Education whose Stanley Eden, '81, '82, was awarded a doctor of primary responsibilities are supervising the adult KaJhleen Darrow, '85, was promoted to manager education programs. psychology degree bythe United States International of strategic planning and international marketing for University in San Diego, Calif. Central Foundry Division, General Motors Corp. Nancy To ,pie, '86, of Plymouth, is associatedirector &utBartels, '83, was hired as a Chapter 1 bilingual for gift planning at Madonna College in Livonia. Lisa Susan Dent, '85, is an executiveproject assist '87, learning center teacher for Garfield and McKinley ant for Anthony S. Brown Development Company, Ann-Marie Broadwell, was hired as principal Elementary Schools in Adrian. Inc. in Birmingham. Dent has been involved with of St. Catherine's Catholic elementary school in Joseph Fr anchini, '83, developments such as the Butterfield Office Center Algonac. was appointed regional in Troy, the Orchards Corporate Center in Farm DavidCoverl y, '87, cartoonist and graphic designer, marketing manager for ington Hills and The Townsend Hotel in Birm was named best college comic strip cartoonist in the the We stern region of ingham. United States for 1988 by College Media Advisors, Surftran Division of Diane (Powers) Dirette, '85, is an occupational Inc. Coverly has received other awards for his work Robert Bosch Corp., in therapist forthe Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation including the Gold Circle Awa rd, a first place for Madison Heights. Fran in East Orange, N.J. cartoon collections from Columbia University's chini is responsible for Scholastic Press Association, and was named one the sales and marketing Robert Romig-Fox, '85, is an instructor of a business of four finalists in the Charles M. Schulz Award for of the company's prod technology program fo r the NEC/National Institute College Cartoonists sponsored by Scripps Howard. ucts and services in the of Technology in Livonia. David Dalton, '87, is co-producing a horror Western United States, Rich Hayden, '85, of Chula Vista, Calif., is a I ieu suspense film titled, "Them" for the Pontiac-based We stern Canada, and tenant in the U.S. Navy and is completing his fourth Dolphin Productions. Proposed film sites include Mexico. deployment to the We stern Pacific and North Ara Jackson Community College in Jackson County, one Marilyn Keasal, '83, is a new teacher to Chapter I bian Sea. He and his wife, Cindy (Valulis) Hayden, of the first colleges that Dalton attended. reading at Cedar Lake Road Elementary School. '84, a former bilingual counselor in pre-natal nutri tion for San Diego County, have two children. 21 -eiass Notes Maria Fiolek, '87, of Wyandotte. is a graphic KaJhryn Hollis, '88, washired as teacher/consultant Retirements designer for Premier Design Studio in Royal Oak. for the visually impaired in the Monroe County In termediate School District. Retired: Randy Ma iers, '87, is co-producer. writer and direc Helen Kuhn, '23, of Jackson. from teaching in tor of "David and the Devil," an independent film Haneung Kim, '88, of 1970 and currently is traveling extensively and do sponsored by Maiers and his stepbrother Ralph's Grosse Pointe Park, ing volunteer work. Kuhn is 83 years old. company, R&R Films, Inc. joined Pangborn Design, Fr ances Wilson, '32, of Grass Lake. from Ltd. as a designer with of St. Joseph, represented teaching and is enjoying horseback riding and Rebecca Sanford, '87, responsibilities in graph The Dickinson School of Law at the Jessup Inter gardening. ic and industrial design national Law regional moot court competition held Hal Tuttle, '38, of Hudson, a fo rmer technical and computer graphics at American University in \½ishington D.C. in March. sergeant in the U.S. Army. coordination. Kim has '49, The participants argued a fictitious case before a Jim Johnson, and his wife, Betty (Corbett), won numerous awards panel of lawyers and judges. '49. The Johnsons enjoy traveling, playing golf and for his work including being with their four grandsons. KaJhryn Swantko, '87, opened an interior design the Honor Student Prize Hiroshi Nakamura, '49, of Bremerton. Wash., studio, called First Designs. The firm is located in from the Korean Minister af1er 35 years of teaching in the Chicago School Brighton and works with both residential and com of Education and the Idea Prize in the National District. Nakamura is planning to attend the 40th mercial interiors. Grand Prize CHO-IL Newspaper Advertisement anniversary of the Class of 1949 at EMU. Exhibition. Oare Ebersole, '50, as associate superintendent of the Wayne County Intermediate School District. Ebersole has worked with the WCISD for 38 years. Marriages and Anniversaries New Hurons He was also inducted into EMU's Athletic Hall of David Case, 'it), '78, and Cynthia CapelloDudley. Born to: Fame last year. Ho/lee Fr ick, '80. and Stephen Milz. John, '71, and Marilyn (Schaldenbrand) Wo od, Mildred (Ey) Gittinger, 'SJ, from Sunnyview John Eisley, '81, and Karen Howley. '72, two sons: David and Jimmy. Hospital and Rehabilitation Center in Schenectady. To dd Vo ss, '85, and Kelly Rife. William, '71, '74, and Margaret Connor. a son, N .Y. , where she served as manager of the Occupa Karen Murphy, '86, and Richard Barsy. Stephen William. tional Therapy department for 25 years and as senior Denise Herr:111k, '86, and Michael Scarbrough. Charles Fa ir, '74, a daughter. Jessica Lynn. consultant for five years. Renee Lakatos, '86, and Jim Nowaske. Jim, 'U, and Kalhleen (Granger) Twietmeyer, '74, Marilyn (Larson) Jacob, '53, '68, after working John O'To ole, '86, and Te resa Comazzi. a daughter, Lauren. for the Wyandotte Public School District. She and Gary Wilbanks, '87, and Laura Hoedema. Mark, '75, and Kalhleen Oemke, '72, a son. her husband, Theodore, moved to Ocala, Fla. Eric Waltersdorf, '87, and Shari Smith, '88. Arthur. Helen (Stremick) Oltmanns, '54, '61, after 21 Floyd, '35; and Clara, '37, Benghauser celebrated Sally (Johnson), '78, and Edward Flayer, a years of teaching elementary school in the Lincoln their 50th wedding anniversary on Oct. 28. Floyd daughter, Bethany Katherine. Consolidated School District where she was chosen was involved in restoring the Sturgeon Point Light Michelle (Sossl), '78, and Roger Sanders, '78, Lincoln Teacher of the Ye ar for 1987-88. Her hus house in Harrisville last year and Clara was among a son, Michael Grey. band. Richard, '54, '83, retired from EMU in 1986 150 First Ladies chosen during Michigan's Sesqui Stephen, '81, and Karen (Armstrong) O'Grady, and is an associate professor emeritus in Learning centennial. She was also chosen Alcona County '81, a son, Christopher. Resources and Technologies. The Oltmanns reside Homemaker of the Year at the Michigan State Fair. Monica, '83, and David Kent, a son, Alexander in Naples, Fla. Plummer, '67, and Helen Sawyer, '62, '68, David. Ray Peake, '56, '62, after 29 years in public celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary February Daniel, '85, and Alicia McHugh, a son, Jas education. Of those years, 26 were spent in school 4. 1989. Cameron. administration. Peake's wife, Merilyn, '56, '62, is an elementary school teacher for Ida Public Schools. NaJalie Kreeger, '57, as elementary school prin cipal after serving more than 36 years in the Fowler What's Happening? ville School District. Awards, civic activities, promotions. marriages, births and other events that are an importantpart James Porter, '57. He currently serves as a vol of your life are importantto us, too. Just send us your news for inclusion in a future issue of £.astern unteer at Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield To day. However, due to the time required to process your information and produce the magazine, Village in Dearborn. Porter alsoannounced the mar it may take up to six months for your news to appear in print. riage of his daughter. Catherine, to Anthony Arini and her recent employment as a research and devel Name______Degrees and Years ______opment chemist at Diversey-Wyandotte Company. Alice Hickok, '67, from the Thomson Elemen Address ______If new address check here 0 tary School in Davison. Hickok has been teaching in the Davison Community School District for 31 City ______State ____Zip ___ _ _ years. M. Eli111beth Cooper Mike, '71, retired from Phone ______Student 1.0. Number______Willow Run Schoolsafter 17 years of teaching. Mike is presently involved with the Ypsilanti Optimist Spouse's Name (if alum) ______Degrees and Ye ars ____ Club, the Washtenaw Retired SchoolPersonnel and My news (please attach separate sheet): is the treasurer of the United Methodist Women. L. Earl Va shon, '71,from teaching in the Howell Please mail to: WHY NOT SEND A PICTURE TOO? School District. Office for Alumni Relations Please send only black and white Suite Oil We lch Hall glossy head shots. Photos will be Eastern Michigan University returned upon request. Yps ilanti, Michigan 48197 7/89 22 IN MEMORIAM Edith Swanson, '7rJ, '77, fo rmer sixth-grade and Charles Jr.; parents Cora and William Mays: formerly worked for the National Institute of Men teacher for Willow Run Community Schools, died five sisters and four brothers. tal Health in Bethesda, Md. and for McLean of cancer on April 2, 1989. Swanson, of Ypsilan Kenneth Kerch, owner and operator of Kenny's Hospital at Harvard University. ti, served as a member of the National Education Place, Champ's Pizza and the Wo oden Nickel Ida Jane (Arcand) Cameron, '62, wife of Dr. Association's executive commiuee and earned Saloon died Jan. 21, 1989. Kerch was an EMU Donald Cameron, '61, '62, executive director of several professional and community service Booster and a member of the Trinity Episcopal the National Education Association, died of cancer awards. She was to be honored with the Outstand Church in Belleville. He is survived by his wife, Jan. 9, 1989. Prior to her death. she served as a ing Alumna Award given by EMU's Teacher Edu three children, mother, two sisters and two special assistant for the District of Columbia cation Department on April 7, 1989. brothers. Government in the Department of Consumer and Swanson also served as vice president of the Dr. William Soskin, '40, research psychologist Regulatory Affairs in Washington D.C. She was Michigan Education Association and was includ and designer and director of a drug intervention the former president of the Ta llahassee, Fla., ed in the "Who's Who Among Black Americans" program at the University of Californiaat Berkeley, chapter of the National Organization forWo men. and "The Wo rld's Who's Who of Women." She died Dec. 2, 1988 from a lung condition. Soskin She is survived by her husband and two children. is survived by her husband, Charles; sons Kenneth Leone Brazil, '07, Hazel Park, Mich. M. Leona Kitchen, '30, Hart, Mich. John Burg, '62, '66, Nashville, Mich., 6-25-88 Abigail Peacock, '07, Grand Rapids, Mich. Elmer Orton, '30, Sandusky, Mich., 1-7-88 Marjorie F. Burgess, '64, Brown City, Mich., Ruth Hoyt, '09, Ann Arbor, Mich. Grace Sherman, '30, Bradenton, Fla., 6-2 1-88 9-14-88 Frances Woodruff, '09, Kendallville, Ind. Dorothy Yoder, '3 I, Ravenna, Ohio Sam Hudson, '64, Plymouth, Mich., 8-8-88 Grace Edinborough, '11, Benton Harbor, Mich. George Clem, '33, Pine City, Minn., 12-19-88 Donald Ross, '64, Tucson, Ariz., 2-9-88 Jessie Guillon, 'II, Tularosa, N.M., 12-1 1-87 Helen Regling, '33, Goodells, Mich. Ellen Kee Hawkins, '66, Novi. Mich. Helen Ward Collar, '12, Great Falls, Va., 7-4-88 Mary Phillips, '34, Bloomington, Ind. Golda Liebler, '68, Brown City, Mich. Persis Cook, '12, Largo, Fla., 10-83 James Smith, '34, Baton Rouge, La., 2-22-88 James Sunderman, '68, Jackson. Mich. Edna Gee, '14, East Lansing, Mich. Barbara Dooliule Symon, '34, Gladstone, Mich., Ninfa Toffanetti, '68, Farmington Hills, Mich. Hazel Beal, '15, Brooklyn, Mich., 7-1 1-88 2-1-88 Loraine Whyte, '68, Woodhaven, Mich. Lamont Ewalt, '16, Green Bay, Wis., 5-30-88 Victor Beck, '35, Paw Paw, Mich. Harold Irving Wescott, '70, Beulah, Mich. James Williamson, '16, Santa Rosa, Calif. Virginia Cox, '35, Port Huron, Mich., 2-28-88 Richard Fenner, '71, Ludington, Mich., 8-17-88 Gerda Anderson, '18, Kewadin, Mich., 12-18-88 Robert Smith, '35, Livonia, Mich., 2-10-88 Rachel Andresen, '72, South Lyon, Mich., 11-3-88 Jean Bowman, '18, Sault Sainte Marie, Mich. Mary Glaska, '36, Chesaning, Mich., 10-9-88 Steven W. Metcalf, '72, Garden City, Mich. Esther Dechow, '18, Northport, Mich. Louise Renton Peck, '36, Dearborn, Mich., 12-13-88 Anne Downing, '73, Battle Creek, Mich., 12-13-88 Ethelyn Edwards, • 18, Charlevoix, Mich. Warren Frye, '37, Mt. Clemens, Mich., 12-27-88 Colin Hergert, '73, Port Orchard. Wash., 6-10-88 Myrle Jean Roussin, '18, Durand, Mich., 11-1 1-88 Oliver Deake, '38, St. Petersburg, Fla., 11- 14-88 James Carli, '74, Livonia, Mich., 12-20-88 Evangeline Thwaites, '18, Sault Sainte Marie, Mich. Harland Kenneth Charter, '39, Miami, Fla., Dr. John Groth, '76, New York, N.Y., 6-27-88 Cecil Wisler, '18, Los Angeles, Calif. 11-11-88 Catherine Brown, '78, Madison, Wis., 4-2-88 Helen Hirth, '19, El Paso, Texas William Eiker, '39, Harrison, Mich., 10-3-88 Arloa Vincent, '78, Hyannis, Mass., 12-13-88 Ruth Whipple, · 19, St. Louis, Mo., I 0-18-88 Violet Crawford, '40, Pontiac, Mich. Richard Knapp, '79, Detroit, Mich. Mary Davey, '20, Jackson, Mich. Margaret Mikelait, '40, Mt. Clemens, Mich. Kathleen Adams, '84, Lachine, Mich., 12-7-88 Alta Limberg, '20, Marine City, Mich., 12-4-88 Elmer Burnie, '41, Croswell, Mich. Linda Starks, '85, Detroit, Mich. Ada Duncan, '21, Bloomfield Hills, Mich., 7-1 1-88 Fred Hobbs, '41, Jackson, Mich. Tamara Machovec, '86, Wayne, Mich., 8-13-88 Jane Kirchhoff, '21, Plymouth, Mich., 12-16-88 Beatrice Nolan, '4 1, Emmett, Mich., 7-31-88 Christopher Zdanowitz, '86, Ann Arbor, Mich., Mabel Lincoln, '21, Warren, Mich. Robert Tower, '41, Richland, Mich., 5-19-88 1-15-89 Rose Schafer, '21, 1-27-87 Lansing M. Gilbert,'42, Hastings, Mich., 7-23-88 Eva Madelein Burns Verville, '21, 4-29-88 Mae MacKenzie, '42, Wyandotte, Mich., 10-21-88 Edwin Shadford, '22, Ann Arbor, Mich., 6-1 1-88 Violet Pearson, '43, Flint, Mich. Florence Warren, '23, Ferndale, Mich., 11-20-88 Milton Penzien, '46, Mt. Clemens, Mich., 8-22-88 Effie Carlson, '24, McMillan, Mich. Dorothy Walker, '48, Lake Odessa, Mich. Alfred Jones, '24, Grand Rapids, Mich., 1-28-88 Jean Mahoney, '50, Farmington Hills, Mich. Alice Williams, '24, Grass Lake, Mich., 11-11-88 Gernith McLain, '50, Mt. Clemens, Mich. FACULTY-STAFF Frances Boer, '25, Grand Haven, Mich., 11-18-88 Eleanor Russell, '51, Flint, Mich., 5-30-87 Doris Randall, '25, Nashville, Mich. Thomas Anderson, '52, Brighton, Mich., 12-17-88 IN MEMORIAM Bernice Wagoner, '25, Oscoda, Mich., 6-1-88 Leora Lane, '52, Perry, Mich., '87 Dr. Marvin S. Carr, • 14, Professor Emeritus of Katherine Woodward, '25, Riverview, Mich. Bemus Upchurch, '53, Cleveland, Ohio Chemistry, 2-6-89 Bessie Hathaway, '26, Sebring, Fla., 6-26-88 Helen Kaluka, '57, Richmond, Mich. Harry DeVries, Professor of History, 5-16-88 Joseph Taylor, '27, Daytona Beach, Fla. Margareua Moore, '58, Mt. Clemens, Mich. Allan Schwarz, Professor of Education, 3-29-87 Leona Wright, '27, Armada, Mich., 11-24-88 David Likins, '59, St. Clair Township, 12-25-88 Dr. Margaret J. (Peg) Webb, Assistant Professor Alberta Deotte, '28, Fife Lake, Mich., 11-21-88 Earl Moore, '59, La Jolla, Calif., 12-29-87 of English Language and Literature, 5-10-88 Harold Hansen, '28, '41, Milford, Mich., 1-20-89 Marion Elizabeth Burr Sober, '59, Ann Arbor, The Rev. Herman H. White, Personal Chef to the Jennie Storey, '28, Brown City, Mich., 11-20-88 Mich., 12-2-88 president of Eastern Michigan College in the Florence McCool, '29, Inverness, Ill. Bernice Pringle, '60, Webberville, Mich. 1920s, 5- 14-88 23 Out reach coming to Kalamazoo The EMU Parents' Circle will co sponsor with EMU's Outreach Program, an Alumni Outreach event in Kalamazoo on Sept. 30. Western Michigan Univer sity, the 1988 Mid-American Conference champions, will meet the Hurons, 1987 MAC champs and California Bowl win ners on the gridiron. A tailgate party is planned and Kalamazoo-area parents of current EMU students are encouraged to join EMU alumni for this pre-game, warm up event. A sell-out affair at the Palace Alumni attended a pre-game tailgate picnic A sold-out crowd of alumni and friends before a Detroit Tigers game in Florida. attended the first home game of the Detroit Pistons after their advancement Fun and sun in Florida into the Eastern Conference Semifinals in EMU alumni and friends in Michigan April. left the cold February weather to have fun The Flint Chapter co-sponsoredthe af in the Sunshine State where four Florida fair with EMU's Outreach Program at the chapters hosted superb outreach events Palace of Auburn Hills, where a special that took the chill out of winter. VIP pre-game party also was held. Spe Southeast Florida-Fort Lauderdale; cial guests at the party were Pistons As Southwest Florida-Fort Myers; Florida sistant Coach Brendan Suhr and EMU Suncoast-St. Petersburg; and Central Flor Alumnus Ron Campbell, the team's chief ida-Orlando, each hosted outstanding ac financial officer. tivities thoroughly enjoyed by all. The Pistons won the NBA champion In Fort Lauderdale, a reception, din ship title in June. ner and program were held at the Em bassy Suites Hotel. EMU Football Coach Jim Harkema was the special guest at the Fort Myers Outreach held at the Holiday Inn-Bell Tower Mall. Alumni had a good Alumni trip to Colorado time at Lili Marlene's Private Parlour Room located in Church Street Station, By taking advantage of a special travel an entertainment, dining and shopping package, EMU alumni will be able to complex in downtown Orlando. The St. watch the action in Fort Collins, Colo. , Petersburg chapter topped off the Sept. 23 when the Hurons take on Col Outreach activities with a trip to Mar orado State. chant Stadium in Lakeland to watch a Alumni will leave Detroit Metropolitan Detroit Tigers baseball game. A pre-game Airporton Sept. 21 and arrive in Denver, tailgate picnic was held and special where they will stay for the duration of recognition was given to six Detroit the Colorado Outreach event. From Tigers minor leaguers who also are EMU Denver, the group will take a short bus alumni and were present at the party. ride to Fort Collins where the game will EMU Baseball Coach Roger Coryell and beplayed . Also planned are pre- and post members of the EMU baseball team were game parties and optional sightseeing also in attendance. A pre-game tours. Alumni will return to Detroit on "Homeplate Ceremony" fe atured Detroit Sept. 24. Tiger and EMU alumnus Pat Sheridan, To make reservations or formore in and alumnus Jim Martin, who threw the formation, call or write the Alumni Rela first pitch of the game. tions Office, EMU, Suite Oil Welch Hall, Alumni and friends are looking forward Ypsilanti, MI 48197, (313) 487-0250. to next year's events in Florida. 24 Alumni and friends enjoyed a double-green treat in March. Also at the event were Richard Strand, '86 and Dennis Cockrum, '77. EMU and St. Patrick's Day, Too The Huron Va lley Alumni Chapter and Enthusiastic alumni and friendsenjoyed "The Bug," written by Richard Strand, EMU's Outreach Program sponsored a numerous green and white delights includ '86 and directedby Dennis Cockrum, '77. double-green treat by hosting St. Patrick's ing Irish coffee. Following the pre-theater Both EMU theater graduates were on Day fun at the Sponberg Theatre. reception, event-goers saw a play titled hand for the party and performance. SSSSSSSSSIISIIIIIISSIIIIIIIIIIIIIISIIIIIIIIIIISIIIIIIISIII Annual calendar of alumni activities Last call for inaugural golf outing Mrs. William E. Shelton will host the inaugural Wo men's Athletics Endowment 1989 1990 Fund Golf Outing Thursday, Aug. 24, at September Fe bruary the Huron Golf Club. Alumni and friends are invited to meet Alumni Outreach in Colorado, EMU Cleveland, Ohio Outreach (TBA) vs. Colorado State, Sept. 21-24. Sharon Shelton and enjoy a day of golf, Florida Outreach, Boca Raton, Feb. 24; a social hour and buffet lunch, all in sup Kalamazoo Outreach, EMU vs. Fort Myers, Feb. 27. WMU, Sept. 30. port of women's intercollegiate athletics at EMU. March Proceeds from the outing will be used October Florida Outreach, Orlando, March I; to establish an endowment fund to ensure Presidential Inauguration, Oct. 5 St. Petersburg, March 4. the continued growth and progress of Homecoming '89, Oct. 7. Annual EMU theater event, March 31. women's athletics. The outing begins at 8 a.m. with registration and continental breakfast. December May The package includes 18 holes of golf, Alumni Association Dinner Dance, A Charles Dickens Christmas in Hol shared cart, prizes, gifts, breakfast, May 5. ly, Mich., Dec. 2-3. beverages, luncheon and a contribution to Cincinnati, Ohio Outreach (TBA) the endowment fu nd. The fee is $100 per person or a special "Young Alum" feeof $75 (class of '85 or later) is offered. Call (313) 487-1050 today for reserva tion information. Yo u may enter a team or be assigned to a foursome. 25 Come home to EMU for Homecoming '89. We'll be waiting for you! Office for Alumni Relations Suite 011 Welch Hall BULK RATE: Eastern Michigan University Non-Profit Organization Ypsilanti, MI 48197 U.S. POSTAGE PAID Ypsilanti, Michigan Permit No. 139