Petition to the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi
Submitted by Eta Delta Fraternity Table of Contents
I. Petition
A. Formal Petition
B. Letters of Recommendation
II. Eastern Michigan University
A, History
B. Current Facts
C. The Campus
III. College of Business
A. Program
B . Faculty
IV. Eta Delta Fraternity
A. History
B. Aims and Purposes
C. Membership TO THE GRAND COUNCIL OF THE INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY OF DELTA SIGMA PI
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned Brothers of Eta Delta Fraternity, hereby earnestly petition for a charter to establish a chapter of the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi on the campus of Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Eta Delta was formed exclusively for the purpose of affiliation with Delta Sigma Pi Professional Fraternity. The present aims, purposes, and requirements reflected in our
Constitution and By-Laws were patterned after and are commen surate with the same high ideals of Delta Sigma Pi.
In pursuit of this affiliation, the Brothers of Eta Delta
Fraternity pledge to uphold the rules and regulations as set forth in the Constitution and By-Laws of the International
Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi, and further to carry out its
traditions and programs .
Witness our signatures
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Sincerely, RLO : c Im Advising Office College of Business - 1 29 Boone Hall (313)483-6100, Exi. 2224 EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 Office of the Dean March 27, 1969 Mr. Charles Farrar, Executive Director International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio 45 056 Dear Mr. Farrar: As the administrative head of the College of Business at this university, it gives me great pleasure to recommend that Eta Delta Fraternity be granted a charter for membership in your international organization. Eta Delta Fraternity is a very unique organization. Its membership includes many mature, married men who have demonstrated excep tional initiative, leadership and determination. Included in its thirty active members are some of the finest scholars within the college. To the best of my knowledge each man presents the personal attributes of which we can be proud. During the short time Eta Delta has been in existence, its members have formed strong and enduring fraternal bonds . Almost the entire membership will be in school for another year, thus the professional programs and activities launched this year will gain fruition without the usual lag resulting from graduation of fine leadership. Ihave had the pleasure of learning to know personally some of the men of Eta Delta Fraternity and have been proud to have them within the College of Business. It is without hesitation that I recommend approval of their petition for affiliation with Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity. Sincerely yours, E. A. Roth, Dean College of Business EAR/sab Eastern Michigan University Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 March 25, 1959 The Grand Council International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio 45056 Dear Sirs: I am very pleased that Eta Delta Business Fraternity at Eastern Michigan University is seeking affiliation with Delta Sigma Pi International Fraternity. It has been evident for some time that there is a need for another business fraternity at Eastern Michigan. Alpha Kappa Psi, the only current business fraternity for men at EMU, is a highly competent organization. However, the quantity of highly qualified men seeking careers in business grows larger each year as our College of Business grows. Thus, there is a need for fraternal affiliation for these men, which I believe Delta Sigma Pi will effectively provide. Eta Delta was granted organizational status on March 18, 1959, by the Student Senate, upon recommendation from the Co- Curricular Committee. The membership of Eta Delta, which comprises 30 men, has a cumulative academic average of 2.74, and 2.72 for the 1968-59 Fall Semester, both of which are higher than the average for men students at Eastern Michigan. (313) 483-6100 The Grand Council^, -2- March 26^ 1969 Delta Sigma Pi Again, I wish to express my pleasure that the men of Eta Delta are seeking affiliation with the Delta Sigma Pi International Fraternity. I heartily endorse their request. Sincerely, iCtmdA /^ IdjLWiMMt/c Donald A. Kleinsmith Coordinator of Student Activities DAK/cw Eastern Michigan University Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 March 27, 1969 The Grand Council of Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio Gentlemen: As chairman of the Department of General Business, I believe that a local chapter of Delta Sigma Pi will make a significant contri bution to the professional development of the students of the College of Business at Eastern Michigan University. A chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi has been active for several years, but I believe the current and projected enrollments in the College fully justify the formation of a second professional business fraternity. As faculty advisor of Alpha Kappa Psi for several years, including the transition period from a local business fraternity to its affiliation with the National Chapter, I am cognizant of the need for and the problems of another fraternity. I believe that a second fraternity will be mutually beneficial to both groups, and I strongly endorse the formation of a local chapter of Delta Sigma Pi. Sincerely yours, i^ (2^f-^^4^ &^^^^^^ W. Oscar Collins, Head Department of General Business WOC: jmc Department of General Business (313) 483-6100, Extension 2223 Eastern Michigan University Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 March 26, 1969 The Grand Council International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio 45056 Gentlemen: May I add my support to the request of Eta Delta fraternity that they be given national affiliation with Delta Sigma Pi. Although it has not been my privilege to be closely associated with the members of Eta Delta thus far, I have been most favorably impressed in the con tacts which have been made, including their presentation to the College of Business Advisory Committee requesting recognition. I think the College is large enough to support two business fraternities, and also believe some healthy competition will be good for both groups. I especially like the approach of Eta Delta in encouraging scholarship and believe this will foster professionalism in the fraternity. It is hoped you will give favorable consideration to their petition. Sincerely, , Claude I. Shell, Head Department of Management CIS/dc Department of Management (313) 483-6100, Extension 2241 Eastern Michigan University Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 March 27, 1969 Central Office International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio Gentlemen: The members of Eta Delta professional business fraternity, Eastern Michigan University, are fine young men; worthy of recognition and acceptance into the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi. Having worked with them closely since their orientation meeting last November, I have been favorably impressed with their academic and leadership abilities, professional attitudes, sense of direction, and overall perspective. This semester they have planned and are carrying out a program of pro fessional meetings, getting to know each other and working together toward common goals. They are a dependable, cohesive group, pre paring to meet the challenges of today's business world. Because I am confident they will be an honor to the fraternity, the school, and themselves, I recommend acceptance of their petition for membership and chartering of the local chapter. Sincerely yours, Leland Brown Faculty Adviser LB:jc Department of General Business (313) 483-6100, Extension 2223 7 SOUTH WASHINGTON CREDIT REPORTS HU 3-1130 MICHIGAN YPSILANTI, March 27, 1969 COLLECTIONS HU 2-0445 The Grand Council International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio 45056 Gentlemen: I am pleased to write this letter of recommendation on behalf, of Eta Delta Fraternity at Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti. In fact, I recently had the pleasure of meeting and talking with the 30 active members on a business subject and they are a fine group of young men with serious personal achievement goals. Many of them asked perceptive questions after my presentation. It is my judgment and opinion that Eta Delta would make an excellent addition to the proud tradition and ranks of Delta Sigma Pi. CoriLially , CREDIT BUREAU OF YPSILANTI Peter B. Fletcher, PBF/rr Comptroller. A/lember: Associafed Credit Bureaus ot America, and Arr\erican Collectors Association Established 1924 THE NATIONAL BANK OF YPSILANTI � � � 133 WEST MICHIGANAVE YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN 48197 P.O. BOX 220 T E L . (3 1 3) 482-5800 March 27, 1969 The Grand Council International Fraternity of DELTA SIGMA PI 330 S. Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio 45056 To the Grand Council: This letter constitutes a recommendation for the Eta Delta Fraternity at Eastern Michigan University of Ypsilanti, Michigan. The organization has been a commercial account customer of our University Branch for the past several months and has been very business like in its bank transactions. They appear to be a Fraternity of fine young men from our University who would be an asset to your organization. Their affiliation with you would also fit into the general trend of growth and excellence at Eastern Michigan University. ours very truly John D. Rentofn, President, JDR/st THE NATIONAK BANK OF YPSILANTI Eastern Michigan University History A History of Eastern Michigan University Eastern Michigan University was founded by the State Legislature in 1849 to educate teachers for public schools. It was the first normal college west of Albany, New York. In recent years Eastern has become a multi-purpose univer sity with accredited and respected degrees in many areas of the liberal arts, social and natural sciences, business, and pre-professional programs. Eastern also has the distinction of establishing one of the first Student Union Buildings, McKenny Union, which provides dining and recreational facilities for students, faculty and staff, and guests. It also pro vides meeting and conference rooms, food catering facil ities, the bookstore, 12 bowling lanes, a billiard room, and a ballroom. On June 1, 1959, the college became Eastern Michigan University, containing three colleges � Arts and Sciences, Education and the Graduate School. The College of Busi ness was created in 1964 and is presently housed in Boone Hall. Enrollment at Eastern has increased from 3,400 students in 1955 to 5,100 in 1960. The greatest student growth, however, has been from 5,900 in 1962 to its present 17,000, almost tripling its student body in seven years. Current Facts Current Facts About Eastern Michigan University Eastern's 217-acre main campus bustles with nearly 17,000 students. Buildings needed to provide for this student body are transforming Eastern's campus. New construction, in ex cess of $16 million, is now underway. Included in this new construction are: 145 married student housing apartments, a six-story Physical Science building, and an athletic complex consisting of a 25,000 seat football stadium, track and field facilities, and a 2,500 seat baseball stadium. Also, the seven-story Pray-Harrold classroom building, which upon com pletion in June, 1969, will be the largest classroom building in the State of Michigan is capable of holding 5,000 students at one time. It will house the Departments of English Lan guage and Literature, History and Social Sciences and the College of Business. Another complex of buildings are on the drawing boards, with the University's five-year plan for capital improvements reaching $30 million. The estimate of enrollment for Eastern in 1970 is 20,000 students. The University's development plan is based on an anticipated enrollment of 26,000 by 1980, but this figure could be reached by the mid-1970�s. Profound changes are occurring simultaneously at EMU � both the more obvious physical growth and the less obvious conversion from a teacher's college to a university, with all the enlargement in scope that this implies. Already in the ten years in which Eastern Michigan has been a university. more than 30 percent of EMU's students are in non-teaching curricula. This is reflected in new degrees being granted, the most recent of which is a bachelor's degree in fine arts, the seventh bachelor's degree offered. Other bachelor's degrees are in arts, science, art education, business educa tion, business administration, and music education. Master's degrees are offered in arts, science, and business administra tion. Under the dynamic leadership of Dr. Harold E. Sponberg, president of Eastern since July, 1965, Eastern has moved into a new era of excellence, in which the stated policy of the University is to make "E" stand at once for Eastern and for Excellence. The Campus The Water Tower Located at the intersection of Cross Street and Washtenaw Avenue, this tower has long been a landmark of Ypsilanti and the EMU campus. It is still in use today as a reserve water supply for the city of Ypsilanti. The Administration Building John D. Pierce Hall This building houses all of the major administrative offices plus the Department of Education and general class room space. The bell tower chimes are heard throughout the campus and the conununity. strong Physical Science Building This structure a has unique feature of being one of the most built economically facilities, per square foot, of any college building in the country. It houses the Departments of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Geography. Dining Commons The center building houses the dining commons number 1 for 4 dormitories, Buell, Downing, Wise and Best Halls. Food services and off-campus housing and on-campus housing offices are located here also. fl^s*-' Daniel L. Quirk Dramatic Arts Building This building, dedicated in January, 1959, contains an instructional theater seating 381. It is also equipped with radio facilities, an outdoor amphitheater, and classrooms and offices housing dramatic and speech activities. The University FM radio station, WHUR, has broadcast facilities in this building. Joseph E. Warner Physical Education Building Dedicated on September 29, 1964, this physical education building houses a swimming pool of Olympic proportions, 3 large gymnasiums, locker facilities for 3,000 students, 4 general purpose classrooms, a lecture hall, 2 seminar rooms, and 3 handball courts. Many intra-fraternity basketball, handball, and water polo events are held here each semester. College of Business Program College of Business The of the origin College of Business at EMU may be traced back to 1913 when life certificates in commerce were awarded to teachers. In the 1929-30 academic year, two distinct curricula began to emerge � Business Administration and Commercial Education. The Department of Business Educa tion was formed in 1947-48 with majors first established in accounting and secretarial studies. By 1950-51 two bachelor's degrees were offered � a Bachelor of Science Degree with Teacher's Certificate and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration. Majors in the Business Administra tion curriculum were expanded in 1955 to encompass the areas of Accounting, Marketing, General Business, and Secretarial. The department now became known as the Department of Business Studies. In 1961-62 the department name was again changed to the Department of Business. The College of Business was established in July, 1964, and has for its major responsibility the provision of educa tional programs of a professional nature for those persons who contemplate careers in business and public administration or as business teachers in our educational systems; the development of in-service professional training for those individuals presently employed in those fields; and the per formance of such related public service and research activities as required. To carry out its mission the college has established both graduate and undergraduate curricula leading to the bachelor of business administration and the bachelor of business education degrees and the master of business admin istration and the master of business education degrees respec tively. The educational programs have been accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Universities. The college holds membership in the Assembly of the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business and in the National Business Education Association. The College of Business presently located in Boone Hall will be moved to the new seven-story Pray-Harrold classroom building in summer of 1969. This move will increase our present classroom facilities one and one-half times. Plans are now underway for a separate College of Business building in five years . Faculty School of Business Dean Earl A, Roth, Ed.D. Indiana University Professor Emeritus Edith A. Erickson, A.M. � Business Professors W. Oscar Collins, Ed.D. Indiana University General Business (Department Head) Charles H. Duncan, Ed.D. University of Pittsburgh Business Education (Department Head) Emerson C. Erb, D.B.A. Indiana University Accounting and Finance (Department Head) Claude I. Shell, Jr., Ph.D. Southern Illinois University Management (Department Head) Robert J. Williams, Ph.D. Cornell University Marketing (Department Head) Associate Professors I. Normajean Anderson, M.A. University of Michigan Business Education Samuel R. Anderson, M.B.A. University of Michigan Management Leland Brown, M.A. Indiana State University General Business William C. Bryan, M.B.A. University of Michigan Accounting and Finance George D. Cameron, III, LL.B. University of Michigan General Business Rosemary L. DeLoach, Ph.D. University of Michigan Business Education Lincoln W, Deihl, Ph.D. Ohio State University Management Fayaz S. Nourallah, Ph.D. University of Illinois Accounting and Finance Russell L. Ogden, Ed.D. Colorado State College Business Education M. Godfrey Parsons, M.S. University of Missouri Marketing Mary Frances Robek, Ph.D. University of Michigan Business Education William Underwood, M.A. Wayne State University Accounting and Finance Assistant Professors Charles Ashton, M.B.A. University of Michigan Marketing Nicholas J. Beltsos, M.A, Michigan State University Management Douglas D. Cantrell, B.D. Candler School of Theology Emory University Management Raymond J. Drake, M.B.A. Xavier University Marketing David E. Emerson, M.S.B.A. Northern Illinois University Accounting and Finance Rosetta Fews, Ph.D. Michigan State University Business Education Fred T. Gilson, M.B.A. University of Michigan Accounting and Finance Louis R. Graziano, M.Ed. Wayne State University Business Education Richard W. Hall, M.B.A. University of Michigan Accounting and Finance Alfred H. Jantz, M.B.A. University of Detroit Management Herbert M. Kennedy, M.B.A. University of Michigan Accounting and Finance John W, Keros, M.B.A. University of Michigan Accounting and Finance Robert F. Krampf, M.B.A. Ohio University General Business Geraldine M. Kruse, M.B.A. University of Michigan Accounting and Finance David L. Kurtz, M.B.A. University of Arkansas Marketing J. David Mackstaller, J.D. University of Michigan General Business Donald Magoon, M.B.A. University of Michigan Management Dennis Rogers, M.B.A. Western Michigan University Management Donald D. Smart, M.B.A. Michigan State University General Business Larry R. Trussel, M.S. Port Hayes Kansas State College Accounting and Finance James Wrixon, M.B.A. New York University General Business Ronald J. Zeller, J.D. Ohio State University General Business Instructors Sergio Antiochia, M.B.A. Wayne State University General Business Walter Fallon, M.S. Michigan State University Management John A. Fisher, M.B.A. Wayne State University General Business Lawrence Konopka, M.B.A. University of Michigan Marketing Raymond Mundy, M.B.A. Bowling Green University Management Edith G. Phillips, M.A. Eastern Michigan University Marketing Visiting Lecturers John E. Forelle, M.B.A, University of Michigan Marketing Silvia M. Madeo, M.B.S. University of Michigan Accounting and Finance Albert E. Rizkalla, M.A.S. University of Illinois Accounting and Finance Robert Westfall, M.B.A. University of Michigan General Business Eta Delta Fraternity History HISTORY OF ETA DELTA FRATERNITY On November 11, 1968, an informal information-orientation meeting was held in Starkweather Hall to determine whether or not there was sufficient interest and enthusiasm among the students in the College of Business for organizing a profes sional business fraternity. Previously letters had been mailed to selected would-be qualified members, and over fifty students indicated their interest by their presence. At this meeting the objectives of Delta Sigma Pi were discussed, a history of professional fraternities presented, and general topics dis cussed relating to the group. Out of this meeting almost all of the students present signed up that they were interested in pursuing organizing further, and a steering committee was formed consisting of: William Duncan, Charles Gilmer, Gary Hart, Joseph Honce, James Jeindl, Robert Knoke, Gregory Lockey, Jeffrey Munroe, Artis Noel, Bradford Riedle, and Richard Weaver. For the next three weeks the steering committee and Professor Leland Brown (temporary advisor and member of Delta Sigma Pi) met regularly to prepare by-laws and plans for organizing a local business professional fraternity with the possibility of applying for Delta Sigma Pi membership in the Spring semester 1969. The steering committee elected three temporary officers officers were elected for the to serve until Spring semester: 1. Richard Weaver, President 2. Joseph Honce, Secretary 3. William Duncan, Treasurer Furthermore, the steering committee planned a series of three organizational meetings which were carried out. On December 11, 1968, presentation of fraternity objectives, officers* duties, and professional programs were discussed. By-laws were adopted at this meeting. Initiation fees and dues were collected at the second general meeting, held Wednesday, January 8, 1969. Active mem bership in Eta Delta Fraternity became set at thirty. After wards, an open house was held by Professor Brown for all fraternity members. Mr. Tom Hall, District Director of Delta Sigma Pi, and one of his fraternity brothers, Mr. Jurdzinski, also attended this social gathering. At the third general meeting, held Wednesday, January 22, 1969, the following officers were elected for the Spring semester 1969: President: William Duncan Senior Vice-President : Richard Weaver Vice-President: Jeffrey Munroe Secretary : Joseph Honce Treasurer : Robert Knoke Historian: Thom Sharp Chancellor : Gary Hart Fraternity Advisor : Leland Brown Subsequently, committees were appointed and began their duties. Beginning in the Spring semester 1969, a program of professional meetings, informal social gatherings, and regular business meetings has been held. To date the program has consisted of two professional speakers, a fund-raising car wash, and a bowling party. Of course, much time and effort have gone into preparing the petition for approval and in training preparatory for becoming charter members of Delta Sigma Pi in May, 1969. Steering Committee ^^a '~''-''^^^^^| ^B^^j^^^PI^^^ �^ 'M b^ One of many business meetings of Eta Delta Fraternity. Fund-raising project of Eta Delta Fraternity. The finished the members day wet but happy on an occasion which fostered brotherhood. Aims and Purposes Aims and Purposes of Eta Delta Fraternity To petition for and establish a chapter of the Inter national of Fraternity Delta Sigma Pi on the campus of Eastern Michigan University. To encourage scholarship among the members. To promote the study of business at Eastern Michigan University. To promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and the students of business. To further develop higher standards of commercial ethics and culture, and the civic and commercial welfare of EMU and the community. Facts and Figures Facts About Eta Delta Fraternity I. Grade Comparison: all school grade average 2.33/4.00 all fraternity grade average 2. 25/4! 00 Eta Delta Fraternity grade average 2.73/4.00 II. High Scholarship: Fall Semester 1968, ten members of Eta Delta Fraternity made Dean's list grades. Robert Knoke and Art Noel with 3.81 and 3.80 respec tively were top scholars of Eta Delta for Fall Semester 1968. III. Fraternity Composition: 33% Seniors 27% Juniors 40% Sophomores IV. Eta Delta Honor Scholarship Roll Fall Semester 1968 Robert Cheney William Duncan James Jeindl Robert Knoke Ai!t Noel Sam Passalacqua Thomas Sharp David Simmons Richard Valentine Peter Knorr Membership NAME John M^ Baracy (first) (middle) (last) AGE 19 BORN AT Detroit, Michigan DATE OF BIRTH 11/1/49 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES brown SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS baseball, basketball HOBB I ES stamps, butterflies, model "A's" RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION sophomore POINT AVERAGE 2.11 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION January 1971 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME E. Gary Bishop (first) (middle) (TiCitl AGE 21 BORN AT Highland Park, Mi. DATE OF BIRTH 3/5/48 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES blue SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS football, wrestling, basketball, softball HOBBIES RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION sophomore ^POINT AVERAGE 2 . 00 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION January 1971 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME Robert L. Braden ~ (first) (middle) (last) AGE 24 BORN AT Hardy, Kentucky DATE OF BIRTH 4/19/44 COLOR OF HAIR brown COLOR OF EYES blue SERVICE EXPERIENCE 4 years U.S. Navy FAVORITE SPORTS basketball, football HOBBIES RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION sophomore POINT AVERAGE 2.73 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION January 1971 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME Robert V. Cheney (first) (middle) (last) AGE 24 BORN AT Columbus, Ohio DATE OF BIRTH 7/18/44 COLOR OF HAIR brown COLOR OF EYES blue SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS football, baseball HOBB lES coin collecting RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION senior ^POINT AVERAGE 2.70 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION June 1970 (semester) (year) Club MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Marketing NAME Kieth Dresden (first) (middle) (last) AGE 20 BORN AT Highland Park, Mi. DATE OF BIRTH 4/6/48 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES brown SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS football, baseball, hockey HOBBIES RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION Junior ^POINT AVERAGE 3 . 00 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION June 1970 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Judo Club NAME William C. Duncan (first) (middle) (last) AGE 24 BORN AT Jackson, Michigan DATE OF BIRTH 11/6/44 COLOR OF HAIR brown COLOR OF EYES brown SERVICE EXPERIENCE U.S. Army FAVORITE SPORTS football, basketball HOBBI ES Beer can collection RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION senior POINT AVERAGE 2.76 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION January 1970 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Veterans Club NAME Gerald R, Ebel (first) (middle) (last) AGE 21 BORN AT Detroit, Michigan DATE OF BIRTH 2/26/48 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES brown SERVICE EXPERIENCE FJIVORITE SPORTS football, baseball, track, bowling HOBB lES sports RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION Junior POINT AVERAGE 3 . 00 1970 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION August (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME Vincent V^^ Gainor (first) (middle) (last) AGE 20 BORN AT Detroit, Michigan DATE OF BIRTH 9/8/48 COLOR OF HAIR brown __COLOR OF EYES blue SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS bowling, tennis, baseball HOBBIBS coin collectiE^ RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION Junior ^POINT AVERAGE 2.75 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION August ^^'^^^ (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME Charles D^ Gi Imer (first) (middle) (last) AGE 21 BORN AT Detroit, Michigan DATE OF BIRTH 8/11/47 COLOR OF HAIR buown ^COLOR OF EYES hazel SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS golf HOBBIES RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION senior POINT AVERAGE 2.68 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION January 1970 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Marketing Club NAME Gary J^^ Hart (first) (middle) (last) AGE 23 BORN AT Flint, Michigan DATE OF BIRTH 10/1/45 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES brown SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS football, skiing (snow & water), hunting HOBB lES cars and bikes RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION sophomore POINT AVERAGE 2 . 53 1971 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION June (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME Richard W^^ Hill (first) (middle) (last) AGE 21 BORN AT Detroit, Michigan DATE OP BIRTH 6/11/47 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES blue SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS tennis HOBB IES chess RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION Junior ^POINT AVERAGE 2.69 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION June 1970 (semester) (year) Club MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Marketing NAME Joseph Honce III (first) (middle) (last) AGE 27 BORN AT Galloway, W.Va. DATE OF BIRTH 7/20/41 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES brown SERVICE EXPERIENCE U.S. Navy FAVORITE SPORTS hunting HOBB lES RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION sophomore POINT AVERAGE 2.88 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION January 1971 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME James J. Jeindl (first) (middle) (last) AGE 20 BORN AT Detroit, Michigan DATE OF BIRTH 4/5/48 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES blue SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS bowling and general sports HOBB lES reading, sports RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION Junior ^POINT AVERAGE 2.68 1970 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION June (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME Gary S^^ Karademos (first) (middle) (Tigt) AGE 20 BORN AT Detroit, Michigan DATE OF BIRTH 12/30/48 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES brown SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS baseball, basketball, football HOBBI ES bowling, pool RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION sophomore POINT AVERAGE 2 . 93 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION January 1971 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME Robert S. Knoke (first) (middle) (last) AGE 27 BORN AT Florence, Wise. DATE OF BIRTH 4/30/41 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES blue SERVICE EXPERIENCE U.S. Navy FAVORITE SPORTS basketball, golf, baseball, bowling, volleyball HOBBIES RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION senior POINT AVERAGE 3 . 56 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION January 1970 (semester) (year) Veterans Club MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME Peter A^^ Knorr (first) (middle) (last) AGE 21 BORN AT The Hague, Netherlands DATE OF BIRTH 7/31/47 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES green SERVICE EXPERIENCE � FAVORITE SPORTS skiing, basketball, paddl eball, tennis cars HCffiB I ES sports , RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION senior POINT AVERAGE 3.30 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION January 1970 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME Gregory S. Lockey (first) (middle) "Hast) AGE 19 BORN AT Detroit, Michigan DATE OF BIRTH 10/2/49 COLOR OF HAIR blonde COLOR OF EYES blue SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS wrestling HOBB I ES hunting RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION sophomore POINT AVERAGE 2.35 OF GRADUATION June 1971 EXPECTED DATE ~ (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME Rodney I\ Mancini (first) (middle) (last) AGE 19 BORN AT Detroit, Michigan DATE OF BIRTH 7/30/49 COLOR OF HAIR black ^COLOR OF EYES brown SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS hockey, soccer HOBB lES RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION sophomore POINT AVERAGE 2.51 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION June .^^"^^ ^ (semester) (year) President � Residential MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Cultural Council Hall TCrfucational and NAME Jeffery A^ Munroe (first) (middle) (last) AGE 22 BORN AT Beloit, Wisconsin DATE OF BIRTH 11/3/46 COLOR OF HAIR blonde ^COLOR OF EYES blue SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS football, basketball, baseball, hockey, skin div: HOBB lES architecture, photography RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION senior ^POINT AVERAGE 2 . 20 1970 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION January (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME Artis M. Noel (first) (middle) (TiisT) AGE 20 BORN AT Hazel Park, Mich. DATE OF BIRTH 5/6/48 COLOR OF HAIR brown COLOR OF EYES green SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS football, baseball HOBBIES . RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION junior POINT AVERAGE 3 . 34 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION June 1970 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Business School Con- sultant Ccfflmittee NAME Sam A^^ Passalacqua (first) (middle) (last) AGE 19 BORN AT Wyandotte, Mich. DATE OF BIRTH 4/26/49 COLOR OF HAIR black ^COLOR OF EYES bjgown SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS bowling, baseball HOBBIES RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION sophomore POINT AVERAGE 3.11 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION June 1971 (semester) (year) Club MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Accounting NAME__ Mark H. Pray (first) (middle) (last) AGE 24 BORN AT Ann Arbor, Mich. DATE OF BIRTH 10/10/44 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES brown SERVICE EXPERIENCE U.S. Navy FAVORITE SPORTS golf, hockey, softball H(BBIES RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION senior ^POINT AVERAGE 2.48 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATE ON January 1970 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME Bradford B, Riedle (first) (middle) (last) AGE 20 BORN AT Worcester, Mass. DATE OF BIRTH 5/30/48 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES blue SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS basketball, golf, tennis HOBB I ES stamp collecting RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION Junior ^POINT AVERAGE 2.40 DATE OF GRADUATION June 1970 EXPECTED ' (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS AUSA, Drill Team NAME David G^^ Roberts (first) (middle) (last) AGE 20 BORN AT Detroit, Michigan DATE OF BIRTH 5/9/48 COLOR OF HAIR red ^COLOR OF EYES blue SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS skiing (snow & water), tennis, football HOBB IES playing banjo RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION sophomore POINT AVERAGE 2.80 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION January 1971 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Sailing Club NAME Donald C_; Schilling (first) (middle) (last) AGE 19 BORN AT Detroit, Michigan DATE OF BIRTH 9/28/49 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES blue SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS baseball HOBB lES RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION sophomore POINT AVERAGE 2 . 45 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION June 1971 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME Thomas J. Sharp (first) (middle) (last) AGE 21 BORN AT Detroit, Michigan DATE OF BIRTH 3/24/48 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES blue SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS golf, tennis, baseball, hockey HOBBIES billiards RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION sophomore POINT AVERAGE 2 . 47 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION January 1971 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS � NAME David L^^ Simmons (first) (middle) (last) AGE 21 BORN AT Bay City, Mich. DATE OF BIRTH 5/1/47 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES blue SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS baseball HOBBIES RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION senior ^POINT AVERAGE 3 . 16 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION January 1970 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHIT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME Louis R. Snage (first) (middle) (TaiT:) AGE 20 BORN AT Detroit, Michigan DATE OF BIRTH 7/25/48 COLOR OF HAIR black ^COLOR OF EYES brown SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS hockey, basketball, baseball HOBBI ES pool cards RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION Junior POINT AVERAGE 2.00 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION June 1970 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS NAME Richard J, Valentine (first) (middle) (last) AGE 27 BORN AT Middleville, Mich. DATE OF BIRTH 7/16/41 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES brown SERVICE EXPERIENCE FAVORITE SPORTS baseball HOBB I ES sports RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION senior POINT AVERAGE 3.30 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION June 1969 (semester) (year) Club MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Marketing NAME Richard J. Weaver ~ (first) (middle) (last) AGE 29 BORN AT Adrian, Michigan DATE OF BIRTH 4/2/39 COLOR OF HAIR brown ^COLOR OF EYES blue SERVICE EXPERIENCE 4 years U.S. Air Force FAVORITE SPORTS basketball HOBBIES bowling, aquarium RECORD AT EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY PRESENT CLASSIFICATION senior ^POINT AVERAGE 2 . 32 EXPECTED DATE OF GRADUATION January 1970 (semester) (year) MEMBER OF WHAT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Marketing Club