" Ninteenth Annual Report Alumni News Note Feature Vdlume 24, Number 4, Summer 1980 Quadranglelaw Notes

" Ninteenth Annual Report Alumni News Note Feature Vdlume 24, Number 4, Summer 1980 QuadrangleLaw Notes

Vol. 24, No. 4 Summer 1980 contents

Reading Between 1 the Sheets by Roy F. Proffitt Letter of Transmittal 1 Letter of Acceptance 1 I Regional Summaries I I 1978-1979 Comparisons 9 by Regions Tops in Percentage 10 of Participation Thousand Dollar Cities lo 1 Law School 11 Fund Contributors

Annual Growth Chart 20 Law Quadrangle Notes (USPS 893- 460), issued quarterly by the Uni- Class Summary of Gifts 26 versity of Michigan Law School. Second class postage paid at Ann Special Donor Groups 28 Arbor, Michigan. Office of publica- tion, 409 E. Jefferson, Ann Arbor, Corporate Matching 32 Michigan 48109. Gift Program POSTMASTER: Send Form 3579 to: Law Quadrangle Notes, Law School, In Memoriam 3 3 The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109. Alumni News Notes 3 4 This issue of the Law Quadrangle Deceased 3 8 Notes is the nineteenth annual report of the Law School Fund. The Fund is About the Cover: The photography of Michigan Special 4 1 under the direction of Professor Roy John Elam, Law School student F. Proffitt; Mrs. Lois A. Richards is photographer, is of a model of the new Donor Groups supervisor of the Fund and is construction-at least that part which responsible for gathering the names will be a connectingpoint between the and data used in this report. Editorial old and the new. The stairs will lead and design responsibilities were out of the south wall of the library handled by the University of reading room down to the new three- Michigan Publications Office. story underground addition. Reading. . . The very fact that each year our stu- We thank each one of you who Between the Sheets dents come to us from 200 other helped to make 1979 a good year. And schools throughout the world means our special thanks go to all who that most of our alumni will also be helped with the solicitation because it asked each year to help those schools. is this help that we receive at the grass Our alumni who live and work in the roots level that makes the Fund go and less populated states have limited grow. opportunity for either social or pro- fessional contact with other Law School alumni. The life styles and incomes of some of our graduates living Japan and Europe and working in some of the major cities in the world are dramatically Two different but equally important developments took place in Japan and different from those of alumni in in Europe during the past year. In smaller cities or engaged in public Japan the 51 graduates of the Law service work. There is no income School, and many others who have tax incentive for any of our foreign worked in Ann Arbor as research graduates or .scholars, and in many scholars or have taught at the Law foreign countries there is no tradition School without becoming candidates of contributing to educational institu- A National Law School- for degrees, organized the Japan tions. There could be more, but. . . Michigan Law School Alumni Associa- An International Law Happily, most of you know (to School Fund tion. One purpose of the association repeat the title of a speech by one of was to encourage financial support for In this column we bring to your our alumni a few years ago) "There the Law School. The association was attention some things about the Fund Ain't No Such Thing As A Free organized in 1978, but the first gifts that might otherwise go unnoticed. Lunch," and there are more good rea- through it were sent tb the Law School This year we want to emphasize that sons why you should support the Law in 1979. Because of the success it had the Michigan Law School Fund is truly School than why you should not. The in 1978-1979, the association has now a national fund, and in fact more than results of each past campaign has undertaken to solicit support in Japan that-an international fund. shown this to be true, but 1979 was a on an annual basis, and Japan has That doesn't impress you? You've very special year. On the next page we become Region XXV on our organiza- known for years that the Law School is have printed some comparative tional chart. Professor Makoto an international school, with students figures that are usually found else- Yazawa, of the University of Tokyo each year from virtually every state in where in the report. From these Faculty of Law was the first president the Union and several foreign figures you can see that we have just of the association. At its last meeting, countries, and from approximately 200 completed the best year yet! This ex- citing result was not just the conse- Professor Ryuichi Hirano, also on the other schools and colleges. And it's University of Tokyo Faculty of Law, common knowledge that Michigan quence of a few very large gifts during the year or a larger than usual cluster succeeded Professor Yazawa in that graduates are living and working vir- position. Yoichiro Yamakawa, MCL tually everywhere in the world. So of gifts from one or two regions, but is 1969, serves as the Secretary and in why shouldn't the Fund be inter- the consequence of a very broad based feeling by a very large number that capacity has ably supported his national? Isn't that just what you fellow officers on behalf of the Law would expect? Maybe. of people that it is important that they help to assure that Michigan continues School Fund. Your expectation is justified to some Europe became Region XXX in a extent, of course, and the Fund, and to be one of the world leaders in legal education. quite different way. Walter Kbnig, through it the School, has always MCL 1969, worked in Chicago for two received broad-based support for During 1979 there was an increase in the number of gifts or the dollars years after receiving his degree which we are very grateful. before returning to Zurich, and saw at But have you ever stopped to think contributed-and usually both-in every geographic region but one. This close range the importance of the local of all the reasons why this should not "team" effort to the success of the be so? (Through our mail and the widespread support is all the more impressive when we consider that the Fund. He agreed to head a team in feedback from our solicitors we have Europe and the Mid-East, and Region heard a fine assortment of argu- "team" responsible for this record XXX was born. There are 208 Mich- ments.) For example: "As a non- result consisted of several hundred solicitors under the direction of seven- igan degree holders in this European resident student I have already paid Region, but in Europe as in Japan, for all that I received from Michigan teen widely separated regional leaders, each doing his or her "thing" there is a substantial number of through higher tuition"; or "I'm a resi- former research scholars and pro- dent of Michigan and a part of my in his or her own way, and 55 class agents who operated independently of fessors who worked or taught in Ann taxes already support the Uni- Arbor without being candidates for versity"; or "I practice in a rural com- each other. WONDERFUL! degrees, but who nevertheless have munity, and I can't hire a Michigan close ties with the Law School. This graduate to work with me"; or "I'm in latter group, which for convenience business, not practicing law, so why How Good Was 1979? we shall call "foreign scholars," as should I support the Law School?" This report is filled with details, but well as degree holders will be invited And, of course, (if one lives outside of a few important figures which under- to participate in the Fund. Michigan) "You take too many score the Fund's continued good The early results from these new Michigan kids, and even a good stu- health: regions are encouraging, and we wish dent [sometimes my niece, my son, or them well in the years ahead. my partner's child] from [Ohio, Total dollars-$687,473.58 (up 19.8%) Nebraska, Alaska, etc.] wasn't admit- Total gifts-5,887 (up 6.2%) ted." Or (if one lives in Michigan] Total alumni donors-5,227 (up 3.3%) "You take all those non-resident kids, Per cent of alumni and even a good student from participation-41.4% (up 0.5%) Michigan . . . etc. . . . doesn't have a chance." Costs of the Campaign highest requirements for which the 3) In a special category, since We are pleased that from time to person qualifies. For example, even previously there had been no time some of you ask about the costs of though the person's gift for 1979 was at organized efforts abroad, the number our campaigns, because we try to keep least S500, the lower limit for The Uni- of gifts from outside the United States down the cost of each dollar raised. In versitv Deans Club, if that person is jumped 137.8% in one year, and the 1979, in spite of increased costs for our already a Benefactor or a member of total dollars increased 53.570. three largest expenses-salaries, the Presidents Club his or her name 4) Chairperson Joyce Bihary and printing, and postage-we reduced would not be included in the Deans her team in the state of Georgia ob- the total cost of the campaign to 15.5 Club list. viously "put their act together" and in- percent of receipts, far better than If you wish more information about creased gifts by 25.9q1r and dollars deferred gifts, trusts, insurance, uni- most charitable and educational 81 70. funds. The staff in Ann Arbor trusts, pooled income funds, bequests, 5) We call your attention to two deserves some of the credit for achiev- gifts other than cash or negotiable boxes elsewhere in the report in ing this low cost ratio, but it is clear instruments, etc., etc. please feel free which we show the various geo- that the time and effort contributed by to telephone or write the Law School graphic areas (20 or fewer alumni, and "team members" such as the class Fund. Or you may wish to write to the more than 20 alumni) that have the agents who stuff and mail their letter, Associate Director of Development, greatest percentage of participation. and the local chairpersons and their University of Michigan, 3540A Student These are outstanding results, and we solicitors who plan and carry out their Activities Building, Ann Arbor, Mich- applaud the alumni and "team local appeals are as important in igan 48109. leaders" in these several places. keeping costs of the campaign down as keeping contributors up. If you haven't been a volunteer we hope you Congratulations! will answer the "call" this year. Each year we point out that it is risky business to single out specific areas or classes for comment because Special Donor Groups of the very wide differences in size, Your reaction to our discussion a numbers, and previous levels of par- year ago of special donor groups sug- ticipation, but each year there are gested we should reprint some of the some things that simply must be said. details about these various groups, This year they include: and we have on the inside back cover. 1) The number of Thousand Dollar Later on in this report you will find Cities (total gifts over $1,000) in- several lists containing the names of creased from 67 to 91. Law School alumni, friends of the Law 2) Two regions that had spectacular School, and members of the "Law increases in total dollars were XIV School Family" (usually spouses of (Southwest U.S., Charles Humphrey) alumni) whose gifts or commitments 75.87~ and XI11 (Hawaii, Mervyn S. to the University now qualify them for Gerson) 40.8%. Region VIII (North- inclusion within one of these special west U.S., Anthony vanwestrum) in- groups. A name will normally be creased total gifts 11.6%. From left, Bill Groening. E. Roger Frisch, found only in the one list with the Dick Elconin

From left. Ion Lowe, Chris Cohen. Ira Rose

From left, E. Roper Frisch, Judd Johnson,Tom Koykka 2 6) Among the classes, 1968 (Allen D. Thomas G. Long, '01 such diverse things as a collection of Field is class agent) kept the pressure Jessie M. Montgomery, na antique pistols, a city lot in Escanaba, on any challengers, and continues to Marion Lehr Simpson, na rare books for the Law School library, lead in three important areas-most Odette Whipple, na savings bonds, an automobile, life in- donors, most gifts, and percentage of Rosina M. Wolfson, na surance policies, and an undivided in- contribu tors-and retained its third In addition the School received the terest in some real property in Barry place position in most dollars con- proceeds from life insurance policies County, Michigan. We suggest, if the tributed. In the process, '68 Law in- on the lives of Calvin N. Souther, JD gift-in-kind that you contemplate is an creased its performance in every '29, who died October 23, 1979, and unusual one, and may entail special category. Edward L. Cobb, JD '50, who died handling problems for the University, Other results and leaders in a April 28, 1979. that you contact the Law School Fund variety of categories are listed Some of these gifts provided new office before you attempt to make the throughout the report. Our congratula- student scholarship or student loan transfer. tions and thanks to everyone. funds, and others permitted the money to be used within the dis- Matching and Other cretion of the dean. These gifts are not Commemorative Gifts reported with any other figures and Non-Alumni Gifts 1 Each of us has at one time or statistics in the report because they As an encouragement to charitable another received the sad news of the were not necessarily the result of a giving many companies and some law death of a person who has meant a donative intent in 1979, and because firms make matching gifts to the Law 1 great deal to us. We must determine we thought the addition of the amount School Fund (as well as to other the most appropriate way to show our of the proceeds to the annual giving donees). If you work for a company or respect. A letter is often difficult to campaign would distort the direct perhaps sit on the board of directors phrase. results of that campaign. you should check on its policy. In 1979 You may feel that graduation of a The bequests serve as reminders of we received 225 gifts totaling $39,246 friend or relative, or a birthday, or the truth and applicability of a state- from 144 companies and firms. perhaps retirement of a friend or col- ment published by one of our sister Many other gifts from non-alumni league, etc. should be marked by a law schools to show the relationship of are sent as memorial gifts (see more in commemorative gift, but how, and its annual giving program and be- other parts of this report). A few other where? quests to the law school: "Annual giv- very substantial gifts come through On these occasions a gift to the ing to the Fund has improved charitable foundations and trusts University of Michigan Law School steadily-but death terminates annual where our alumni have a role in advis- will allow the donor to honor the in- giving, and annual givers must ing the directors or trustees, and from dividual in a way that will bring become testators who remember the time to time we receive a gift from an lasting benefits to others. The person law school in their wills." Life in- alumnus' individual client who wishes honored or the next of kin, as appro- surance policies can serve a similar to make a charitable contribution, and priate, will be told of the donor's purpose. on the advice of the alumnus, con- thoughtfulness by the Law School. siders the Law School Fund a worthy We welcome inquiries. recipient. Perhaps you, too, represent Gif ts-In-Kind a foundation, a trust, or other client, that would appreciate knowing more Bequests and Life Insurance We frequently receive gifts of securities in lieu of cash, and they are about the Law School Fund. During 1979 the Law School was the certainly welcome. These gifts are direct recipient of money as usually sold promptly and the beneficiary in the wills of the follow- proceeds are reflected in the cash Michigan Income Tax Credit ing deceased alumni or in the wills of figures that we report. From time to We remind those of you whose in- their widows or other members of time we receive gifts of real value, but come is subject to the Michigan In- their families: a little less marketable than typical come Tax that your gifts to the Law May Hall Dickinson, na securities, that are not included else- School or Law School Fund do qualify Clifton G. Dyer, '13 where in the report. These gifts, too, for the credit provision in Section 260 Austin Fleming, '29 are welcome. They have included of the Michigan income tax statute. Thus, without trying to get too technical here (obviously you will want to look at the statute), within the limitations of the Act the taxpayer can receive credit equal to 50 percent of his or her charitable contributions to institutions of higher learning located within Michigan. Since these charitable gifts also qualify as deductionson your federal return (in contrast to the Michigan credit) it means that many of you can make a substantial gift to the Fund, up to $200, or up to $400 if you file a joint return, without a very large increase in your cash outlay.

Dean Terrance Sandalow and Roy Proffitt April 11,1980 May 13,1980 Dean Terrance Sandalow Mr. William A. Groening, Jr. University of Michigan Law School 4204 Arbor Drive Hutchins Hall Midland, Michigan 48640 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Dear Bill: Dear Terry: The record of the Law School Fund during the first It is with great pleasure that I report to you the results year of your term as chairman is a splendid achieve- of the 1979 campaign of the Law School Fund. They are ment. The faculty and students join with me in con- set forth, together with last year's results as follows gratulating you and all the members of your team-the regional chairmen, state and local chairmen, and class agents-upon your success. We are grateful to each of Total Amount Contributed $573,910.61 $687,473.58 you and to each of the nearly 6,000 alumni and friends of Total Number of Gifts 5,541 5,887 the School who contributed to the Fund during the past Total Number of year. Alumni Participating 5,060 5,227 As every alumnus is by now aware, institutions of Average Size of Gift $103.57 $116.78 higher education face a period of budgetary stringency. The University of Michigan is no exception. The This represents an increase of 6.24% in the number of straitened circumstances of universities pose especially gifts, and 12.757~in the average size of the gifts, with an severe problems for legal education. At the very time incredible increase of 19.7970 in the dollar amount. that the funds available for higher education are There was also a significant increase in the percentage of diminishing, law schools are called upon to expand their alumni participating in the Fund. In 1978 we had gifts programs of instruction. The curriculum must not only from 40.97~of our alumni. We set a goal of 45% participa- keep pace with the growth of the law, it must offer stu- tion in 1979, and, although we fell a bit short, we moved dents an opportunity to develop skills whose develop- in the right direction and achieved 41.4%. ment traditionally was left to the early years of practice. The 1979 campaign was also marked by the establish- Curricular expansion is, moreover, only one of the ment of two new regions for the Fund, one for Japan and sources of pressure on the law school budget. Rising tui- one for Europe. In both regions we have been fortunate tion levels and the effort to open the profession to all seg- to have as chairmen enthusiastic alumni who treasure ments of our society have increased the need for finan- their years as foreign graduate students at Michigan and cial assistance to needy students. In addition, faculty who have shown a lot of initiative in conducting the first salaries have fallen well below their historic official campaign for the Fund among our alumni relationship to the incomes of practicing lawyers. An abroad. They have made a good beginning and we are improvement in faculty salaries is essential if law confident of great things from them in future years. schools are to continue to attract and retain men and The success of the 1979 campaign is a tribute to the im- women from the ranks of the ablest members of the mense loyalty that the Michigan Law School graduates profession. have for the school. In my contacts with the regional As the University of Michigan Law School moves to chairmen I have never encountered a more loyal, meet the challenge of these difficult times, it is enthusiastic and dedicated group of workers. Their ex- reassuring-and gratifying-to know that it has the sup- pressions of love for the Law School were inspirational. port of so many devoted alumni and friends. Michigan's In addition Professor Roy Proffitt, Lois Richards and unique tradition of public and private support has for Wenda Richmon all did an extraordinary job in running many years been an important source of the School's the campaign, with their numerous daily contacts with strength. The maintenance of that tradition is now more the members of the organization-regional chairmen, vital than ever. The continued support of the Law School state and local chairmen and class agents. Everyone by its alumni and friends is a heartening expression of worked together and achieved fine results. I extend my their willingness to join with the faculty in maintaining sincere thanks to all who worked on the campaign and to Michigan at the forefront of legal education. all who gave. Once again, warm thanks to you and to the many This year of 1980, we will conduct the twentieth annual others who contributed to the success of the Law School campaign of the Fund, and we want to commemorate this Fund during the past year. landmark year with the largest alumni participation in our history. Our goal, therefore, is to have 50'70 of our Cordially, graduates contribute to the Fund. J-7 Most sincerely, Terrance Sandalow Dean Regional Summaries

REGION I1 Warren M. Laddon

National Chairman National Vice Chairman TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL William A. Groening, Jr. Richard H. May AREA CHAIRPERSON ALUMNI GIFTS DOLLARS REGION 11 Warren M. Laddon Jerome B. Lihin

Delaware Williamson P. Donald 25 16 S 1.990.00

District of Columbia Terrence Roche Murphy 542 249 23.453.00

Maryland Steven D. Shattuck 75 21 1.070.00

New Jersey Victor E. D. King 158 78 4.730.56

Pennsylvania Rea P. Miller, Jr. Central Harrisburg Charles E. Thomas, Jr. 37 19 1,205.00 Central Clearfield Richard A. Bell 15 6 440.00 North East Area William C. Cassebaum 40 19 1.725.00 North West Area Daniel L. R. hliller 40 22 2.084.00 South East Area Alan G. Choate 120 62 3,475.00 South West Area Stephen A. George 130 80 17.295.00

61 National Class Vice Chairman Virginia JamesN. Christman 188 2.798.66 Richard W. Odgers West Virginia Michael T. Chaney 18 6 160.00 Totals

REGION I11 Mark J. Levick

TOTALTOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL AREA CHAIRPERSON ALUMNI GIFTS DOLLARS AREA CHAIRPERSON ALUMNI GIFTS DOLLARS REGION 111 Mark 1. Levick REGION I-New York I. Scott Bass 21' 9 S 390.00 Charles E. Robinson Jonathan H. Trost Alabama John H. Morrow 13 Counties 6 $ 375.00 Albany Cornelius D. Murray 12 6 Arkansas Marion B. Burton 13 7 320.00 Broome Robert M. Eckelberger. Jr. 7 4 Chatauqua Mark I. Hampton ti 1 Florida William E. Doster Chemung & Steuben - 3 1 Southeast Robert H. Miltenherger. I1 32 Erie John C. Barber. Ir. 31 14 Northeast hlelvyn H. Fruit 12 lefferson - 3 1 South Charles 1. Averbook 71 Kings & Richmond 27 9 Alan Flink East Central William B. Wilson 29 Manhattan: Downtown 226 101 Franklvn Kimball Northwest JohnC. Piccin 15 Mid-town 292 182 Edward Bransilver Southwest Robert W. Beaudry 51 E. Roger Frisch \Vest Central JohnW. Puffer. 111 44 Monroe 53 35 lonathan H. Trost South Central David M. Schraver 31 Nassau Ira J Lefton 30 11 Niagara Joseph 1. Mansour 6 3 Georgia Joyce Bih~ry 75 34 1.994.50 Oneida Francisco Penberthy 3 2 Onondaga David L. Dawson 18 8 Kentuckv George E. Dudley 58 26 3,275.00 Ontario - 4 9 Orange Frances E. Bilmes 3 1 Louisiana - 16 Queens Robert A. Butler 15 9 5 615.00 Rockland J. Martin Cornell 4 9 Mississippi Alfred A. Levin~~ton 9 3 120.n0 Schenectady - 3 12 Suffolk Valentine F. Parker 13 3 North Carolina Everette Noland 54 19 865.00 Warren - 1 1 Wayne 2 2 Thomas W. Biddle South Carolina J.Kirkland Grant 18 13 770.00 Westchester Ira R Rose 33 12 lohnni~M. Walters

Tennessee Barry F. White 45 17 925.00 'Does not include alumni in listed counties. - -- Totals 594 248 S20.856.98 REGION IV Jon M. Sebaly

TOTALTOTAL TOTAL TOTALTOTAL TOTAL AREA CHAIRPERSON ALUMNI GIFTS DOLLARS AREA CHAIRPERSON ALUMNI GIFTS DOLLARS REGION 1V-Ohio Jon M.Sebaly 11. 3 S 125.00 Thomar, B. Ridgley REGION V-Indiana Stephen Goldsmith 43. 20 S 1.600.20 Daniel W. McGill Counlr~s Allen Hard~nVanWert Donald I. Witter Cities Ashlantl 0. loseph Murray Bloomington - Augla17e Mercer Shelby Edward S. Noble East Chicago Samuel 1. Goodman R~lmont Michael R. Thomas Elkhart Goshen Nappanee Rohert A. Pfaff Rutlpr M'arrcn Robert A. Vaughn Wakarusa Richard M. Treckelo Clark Fa\ ette Green Rohert A. Vaughn Evansville Jerry P. Beugh Champalen hfadlson Fort Wayne Joseph W. Kimmell. II Cl~ntonRro~n Cl~rmont Robert A. Vaughn Gary Griffith Whiting Samuel I. Goodman Columh~anaCarroll 1. Michael Kapp Hammond Samuel J. Goodman Coshocton Guprns~\ Van Elanchard Indianapolis Daniel W. McGill Tuscarawas Lafayette Louis Pearlman. Ir. Crawford R~chlandMorros F. Loyal Bemiller LaPorte Daniel E. Lewis. lr. Cr~\ahopaGeauga Irwin I. Dinn Michigan City Robert A. Pfaff Dpf~ancpHenr\ Wood Raymond G. Esch. jr. Richard M. Treckelo Pauld~ne\2'1ll1ams Mishawaka R. Wyatt Mick, jr. E~IPHuron Sanduskv Michael R. Fegen Muncie Anderson Gregory A. Huffman Frankl~nFa~rf~~ld Thomas B. Ridgley Richmond Willard G. Bowen Ham~lton jay A. Rosenb~rg South Rend Notre Dame Stanley S. Gilbert Hancock Putnam Daniel S. Guy Terre Haute Myrl 0.Wilkinson l~ffprsnnHarr~son M'illiam I. M'einman Lake Ashtahula David S, lacobson Totals L~ck~ngPprrv K~OY Thomas E. Norpell \lusk~npum 'Does not include alumni in listed cities. Lora~n Daniel A. Cook Lucas Fulton lustice G. lohnson, jr. hlahon~ng Albert 1. Ortenzio 41~d1naSumm~t john L. Wolfe \41am1 Darke Robert S. Miller X4nntpom~r\Prehle Ion M. Sebaly Ottaua Ion M. Sebalv S~necaMrvandot James D. Supance Stark Charles A. Morgan. Jr. Tr~~mbullPortage Bernard W. Rosenberg Un~onD~lawarr Logan h4arion lohn L. Ashworth \%'a\ ne Holmes lohn C. lohnston - -- Totals 911 519 $48.767.00

*DOPSnot include alumni in listed counties. REGION VI Cornelius J. Sullivan

TOTALTOTAL TOTAL AREA CHAIRPERSON ALUMNI GIFTS DOLLARS REGION VI-Illinois Cornelius I. Sullivan Christopher B. Cohen

Appellate Districts F~rst-Cook County Christopher B. Cohen Second Thomas J.Streit Third G. Durbin Ranney Peoria County Robert C. Strodel Fourth Robert A. Stuart Fifth -

Totals

'Does not include alumni in ligted county - - - TOTALTOTAL TOTAL TOTALTOTAL TOTAL AREA CHAIRPERSON ALUMNI GIFTS DOLLARS AREA CHAIRPERSON ALUMNI GIFTS DOLLARS REGION VII Edgar H. Bittle REGION IX-California Charles F. Nierneth Duane Ilvedson j. Bruce McCubbrey Iowa LeRoy H. Redfern Frederick W. Larnbert Cedar Rapids LeRoy H. Redfern Northern Area Robert J. Faux Des Moines lames L. Krambeck East Bay James P. Kleinberg Kansas Phillip S. Frick Sacramento Michael E. Barber Wichita Phillip S. Frick San Francisco lames P. Kleinberg Minnesota james W. Brehl San Francisco Peninsula James L. Copeland Duluth-Northern Area Richard R. Burns Valley Area Michael E. Barber Minneapolis Area Gordon B. Conn, Jr. Southern Area Frederick W. Lambert St. Paul Area Geoffrey P. Jarpe Beverly Hills Steven E. Lewis Southern Area Robert C.Johnson Long Beach Clark Heggeness Missouri Thomas E. Allen Los Angeles William L. Cathey Kansas City Stanley P. Weiner Orange h4ichael D. Rubin St. Louis Charles A. Lowenhaupt Pasadena David A. Ebershoff Nebraska David M. Pedersen San D~ego Thomas F. Melchior Lincoln David M. Pedersen Santa Barbara Wendy C. Wilner Omaha David M. Pedersen - -- North Dakota Duane llvedson Totals 946 418 $43.455.57 South Dakota Ronald E. Brodowicz Wisconsin Quinn W. Martin 'Does not include alumni in listed cities or areas. Milwaukee Quinn W. Martin

Totals

'Does not include alumni in listed cities.

REGION VIII Anthony vanwestrum

- - TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL AREA CHAIRPERSON ALUMNI GIFTS DOLLARS REGION X-Michigan David L. Haron TOTALTOTAL TOTAL John P. Quinn AREA CHAIRPERSON ALUMNI GIFTS DOLLARS James A. Boucher REGION VIll Anthony vanwestrum Wayne County john P. Quinn David F. Cargo District 1 Francis K. Newton Alaska Roger F. Holmes 36 21 S1.480.00 District 2 Gerald L. Stoetzer Colorado Spencer T. Denison 79' 27 1.165.00 District 3 George E. Parker, I11 Boulder Spencer T. Denison 19 6 525.00 District 4 Don A. Schiemann Denver Spencer T. Denison 106 45 4.110.00 District 5 Joseph F. Page, 111 Idaho Dale 0. Cox 10 4 115.00 District 6 john J.Lynch. 111 Montana John B. Kuhr 30 10 560.00 District 7 Frank lackson Nevada John J.McCune 15 4 500.00 District 8 Frank K. Zinn Oregon David F. Cargo 37' 12 615.00 District 9 Donald R. Jolliffe Portland Stephen R. Moore 57 25 1.971.00 Utah DeLyle H. Condie 2R 10 700.00 Sub-totals Washington Norman L. Winn 13' 1 15.00 Oakland County James A. Boucher Spattlp - 117 44 2,730.00 Distr~ct20-50 Steven M1~ttenherg Tacoma - 14 6 313.00 District 20-55 Carl H. vonEnde East-Central Area - 8 4 285.00 District 37-fi0 John T. Ropers West-North Area - 19 7 370.00 District 20-70 Richard Kppps West-South Area - 13 2 130.00 District 20-80 lonath~nD. Lowe Wyoming Anthony vanwestrum 10 3 160.00 District 2n-90 Roh~rtT. Hurlhert - -- Totals 611 231 $15.744.00 - -- 'Does not include alumni in listed cities or areas. R~giontotals 1.641 RR3 Sll0.57R.R: REGION XI REGION XI11 Edward H. Powers Mervyn S. Gerson

- - TOTALTOTAL TOTAL TOTALTOTAL TOTAL AREA CHAIRPERSON ALUMNI GIFTS DOLLARS AREA CHAIRPERSON ALUMNI GIFTS DOLLARS REGION XI-Mlchigan Edward H. Powers REGION XIII-Hawaii Mervyn S. Gerson Rlchard C. Elconin Cities Counlies Hilo 3 2 $ 35.00 Bav Arenac Robert D. Sarow Honolulu 84 50 8.452.50 Genesee Lapeer Rohert L. Separ Kaneohe 2 1 25.00 Huron San~lacTuscola Karl E. Kraus Mraipahu 1 - - Lpnawee Richard L. Kralick Han~lei 1 1 100.00 L~v~npston Robert E. Kleeb LiHue 3 1 50.00 hlacomh Norman G. Peslar Wailuku 2 2 175.00 h41dland Richard W. Barker - -- \lnnrne Rocque E. Lipford Totals 96 57 $8.837.50 Sag~naw Valorie 1. Anderson St Cla~r Rohert j. Henderson Sh~awassee Lenore M. Ferher LVashtenaw Ann Arhor Area Robert E. Guenzel Yps~lant~ Robert E. Guenzel - -- Totals 825 390 $43,285.73

REGION XIV Charles E. Humphrey, Jr.

REGION XI1 John E. Dewane

TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL AREA CHAIRPERSON ALUMNI GIFTS DOLLARS REGION XIV Charles E. Humphrey, jr. William D. Hoops Arizona 31' 9 S-. 1.210.00 Phoenix 84 37 85.135.00 Tucson 21 6 625.00 TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL New tvlexico 24* 8 355.00 AREA CHAIRPERSON ALUMNI GIFTS DOLLARS Albuquerque 24 5 1.060.00 Oklahoma 23' 9 350.00 REGION XII-Michigan john E Dewane 17 10 470.00 William E. Wisner Oklahoma City Tulsa 23 13 1.085.00 Counlies 53' 13 445.00 Robert 0.Chessman Texas hlusk~pon Dallas 44 17 1.080.00 Kent lack E. Frost 74 35 5.827.06 David McKeapue Houston Ingham San Antonio 12 - - C~lhnun Thomas Herman - -- LVilliam j. Marcoux lackson Totals 430 162 $97,642.06 Berr~en Richard 8. Lindenfeld Ronald Stephens halama700 'Does not include alumni in listed cities. \'anRuren Cass Branch Herbert Phillipson. lr. St Inqeph H~llsdal~ Ottawa Hannes Meyers, jr. Allepan Lester j. Tooman Ionla Cl~ntonBarrv Eaton T. Michael Doyle hlasnn Lake Ocean8 Newavgo jay E. Burrows hlrqcoqta Isahella Grat~ot William R. Thompson \lontralm L~~lanauBenr~e Grand E. David Rollerl Traverse \lan~steeWpxford hf~rsauleeRoqcommon Clare james V. Rrrtledpe Osrenla Glntlw~n Antr~mDlsepn C:awford Ralph lackson Kalkaqka Zlnntmorencv Alpena Oqcnrla Alrona William P. jennings Og~maulnsrn \farklna~Emmet Chehovpfln Nsthaniel W.Stroup C,harl~~nl\Presclue Isle Alprr \larqllelt~1.1~ce Delta David M.Savtt \rhnnlcralt Ch~pp~wn \l~nom~n~e Keneenntt Horrghtnn Iron Ontrrnapnn C;OYP~ICRarapa D~rk~nscln REGION XV William G. DeLana

TOTALTOTAL TOTAL AREA CHAIRPERSON ALUMNI GIFTS DOLLARS Jon Lowe REGION XV William G. DeLana Elliott C. Miller Connecticut Nancv Meier Li~oer 79' 43 S 3.185.00 Bridgeport ona aid j. St. onhe Hartford Michael R. Levin New Haven Richard K. Snvder h4aine George B. Hefferan. jr. john B. Barney Massachusetts Francis E. Collins. Jr. Denis Binder Cambridge-Boston Steven T. Hoort Robert M. Gault New Hampshire Charles A. DeGrandpre Keene Charles A. DeGrandpre Manchester John R. Monson Rochester Fred W. Hall. Ir. Rhode Island Ernest D. Humphreys Vermont Paul B. Wolfe Alan D. Overton

Totals 'Does not include alumni in listed cities. From left, Walter Kiinig, Don Black, Bvron Walter, William Marcoux, Quinn Martin, Elden Butzbaugh, Jr.

1978-1979 Comparisons by Regions

Number of Alumni Number of Gifts Total Dollars

Area 1978 1979 1978 1979 1978 1979

Region I 784 816 394 424 $ 34,965.00 $ 42,545.13 Region I1 1,335 1,388 618 639 48,229.00 60,126.22 Region I11 558 594 228 248 15,749.62 20,856.98 Region IV 900 911 493 519 41,828.86 48,767.00 Region V 317 315 161 163 12,500.70 13,760.20 Region VI 954 957 48 5 508 38,453.00 52,332.50 Region VII 776 798 368 383 37,373.00 42,103.50 Region VIII 588 611 207 231 13,132.00 15,744.00 Region IX 92 946 389 418 46,347.58 43,455.57 Region X 1,613 1,641 820 863 113,590.35 120,576.87 Region XI 810 825 362 390 36,260.48 43,285.73 Region XI1 1,407 1,430 572 587 55,254.59 56,448.14 Region XI11 95 96 55 57 6,275.00 8,837.50 Region XIV 406 430 147 162 55,552.01 97,642.06 Region XV 383 392 202 205 13,470.88 13,518.00 Region XXV (Japan) 51 45 1,687.00 Region XXX (Europe) 208 27 3,822.93 Region XL (Other Foreign) 441 207 37 16 4,803.54 1,864.25 Region L (U.S. Possessions) 16 18 3 2 125.00 100.00 - - 12,275 12,634 5,541 5,887 $573,910.61 $687,473.58 Tops in Percentage of Participation Tops in Percentage of Participation (States, Cities, Areas, or Subregions (States, Cities, Areas, or Subregions of More than 20 Alumni) of Fewer than 20 Alumni)

Area Participation Area Participation

Berrien County, Michigan Schenectady County, New York St. Clair County, Michigan Terre Haute, Indiana Montgomery, Preble Counties, Ohio Port Sulphur, Louisiana Mahoning County, Ohio Keene, New Hampshire Monroe County, New York Manchester, New Hampshire Hamilton County, Ohio Warren County, New York Stark County, Ohio Wayne County, New York Wichita, Kansas Ashland County, Ohio Delaware Columbiana, Carroll Counties, Ohio Wayne County-District 5, Michigan Jefferson, Harrison Counties, Ohio Manhattan-Mid-town, New York Wayne, Holmes County, Ohio Wayne County-District 4, Michigan New Haven, Connecticut Hartford, Connecticut South Carolina South West Area, Pennsylvania Auglaize, Mercer, Shelby Counties, Ohio Kansas City, Missouri Hancock, Putnam Counties, Ohio Elkhart, Goshen, Nappanee, Wakarusa, Indiana

Thousand Dollar Cities

City and State Amount City and State Amount City and State Amount Paradise Valley, AZ $82,675 Glenview, IL 3,520 Benton Harbor, MI 1,405 Detroit, MI 61,294 Kalamazoo, MI 3,317 Mount Clemens, MI 1,355 Chicago, IL 38,711 St. Joseph, MI 3,095 Traverse City, MI 1,355 New York, NY 31,466 Troy, MI 3,041 San Diego, CA 1,340 Ann Arbor, MI 24,946 Wichita, KS 2,975 Louisville, KY 1,315 Washington, DC 21,528 Muskegon, MI 2,944 Anchorage, AK 1,255 Los Angeles, CA 17,316 Jackson, MI 2,892 Saline, MI 1,250 Pittsburgh, PA 17,045 Midland, MI 2,863 Holland, MI 1,245 Birmingham, MI 14,064 Philadelphia, PA 2,820 Muncie, IN 1,230 Grand Rapids, MI 13,720 Seattle, WA 2,710 Schenectady, NY 1,211 Southfield, MI 13,507 St. Louis, MO 2,568 Ypsilanti, MI 1,170 Cleveland, OH 12,923 Phoenix, AZ 2,310 Huntington Woods, MI 1,165 Cedar Rapids, IA 10,667 Dayton, OH 2,300 Minneapolis, MN 1,135 San Francisco, CA 9,309 Zurich, Switzerland 2,200 Providence, RI 1,130 Cincinnati, OH 8,786 Portland, OR 1,956 Bay City, MI 1,122 Lansing, MI 8,608 Fort Lauderdale, FL 1,947 East Lansing, MI 1,115 Honolulu, HI 8,452 Miami, FL 1,892 Buffalo, NY 1,110 Bloomfield Hills, MI 6,581 Fort Wayne, IN 1,865 Tulsa, OK 1,085 Akron, OH 6,017 Atlanta, GA 1,824 Albuquerque, NM 1,060 Houston, TX 5,827 Saginaw, MI 1,790 LaCanada, CA 1,046 Kansas City, MO 5,548 Hartford, CT 1,700 Oakland, CA 1,030 Toledo, OH 5,470 Rochester, NY 1,680 Battle Creek, MI 1,030 Indianapolis, IN 5,155 Boston, MA 1,665 Paris, KY 1,025 Milwaukee, WI 5,099 Grosse Pointe, MI 1,645 Walnut Creek, CA 1,015 St. Paul, MN 5,070 Wilmington, DE 1,585 Burlingame, CA 1,000 Flint, MI 4,993 Erie, PA 1,555 Fullerton, CA 1,000 Columbus, OH 4,570 West Bloomfield, MI 1,515 Wheaton, IL 1,000 Dearborn, MI 4,110 Sturgis, MI 1,500 Norway, MI 1,000 Denver. CO 4,010 Santa Barbara, CA 1,495 Bronxville, NY 1,000 Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 3,776 Lake Worth, FL 1,472 Caracas, Venezuela 1,000 Naples, FL 1,455

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McKibben Susan Lynne Lesinski Wyoming John N. Ehlers Reno Cleveland William B. Lum Lawrence D. Beukema Harold Elbert John J. McCune Alfred A. Levingston The Prudential Fdn. Ypsilanti Richard A. Fredman Jackson John B. Stoddart John M. Barr Eugene J. Gabianelli NEW HAMPSHIIRE David W. Clark Paul L. Tractenberg Charles A. Ducrr, Jr. Calvin L. Wells Steven Goldstein Center Sandwich David W. Duperrault Charles Hansen J. Gordon Zaloom Frank C. Henry New Brunswick Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Hubba MISSOURI S Richard Heymann Concord Paul E. Jackson Marshall D Hier Johnson & Johnson Chesterfield Andrew Ronald Grainger Toseph D. Lawrence Alan 8. Hoffman Joseph S. Orban. ]r Mr. & Mrs. William B. Roberts John B. Pendleton Robert E. Logeman Vincent C, lmmel Herbert I. Sherman Clayton Fred L. Potter Thomas C. Manchester Jes~nEngstrom Jones New Providence Frank R. Uible, Jr, Joseph S. Ransmeier Hon. Thomas F. Shea Joscph M Kortenhof Ken Springer Farrnington Derry Lawrence W. Sperling Gerald J. Laba North Plainfield Robert B. Manle), Edward D. Bureau R~lalilonH. Ortman Robert D. Ulrich Donald G. Leavitt Exeter Zeeland Ocean City Eric V Lemon Janies D Forsyth, I1 Hannes Meyers, Jr. John W. Gilbert. Jr. 580 11,600

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Braun Ikuo ltahashi Robert Holmes Brown Mercer Island Paul D. Braun Marco A. Jagrnetti South Burlington H. Dale Meredith Howard G. Brown Torquato Lorena Jardim Tipton S. Ross Newport Mai.tin R. Browning Gen Kajitani Warren Douglas Don Lambarth John A. Casey Kristine Elizabeth Karsten Richard J. King Olympia James L. Crane. 111 J. Hayes Kavanaugh Waterbury lvlalachy R. Murphy Larry R. Dalton Tatsuo Kogure John P. Meaker Redmond Steven R. Duback Takeshi Kojima Woodstock Douglas F. Graham Stephen M. Fisher Soichi Kondo James W. Wright Seattle Henry E. Fuldner Hans C. Krueger James C. Ausum John W. Galanis h4ak Larcher Thomas R. Beierle Benjamin F. Garmer, 111 Felix Loeffler VIRGINIA William C. Blanchard Joseph A. Gemignani William G. Loud, Jr. Alexandria 1. Henry Brockhaus Dudley J Godfrey, Jr. George P. MacDonald Steven R. Brodsky William H. Burkhart Thomas W. Godfrey Tadashi Matsushiro Benton S. Duffelt, Jr. Peter D. Byrnes Robert H. Gorske Joseph Glenn Mason Louis G. Ferrand. Jr. Larry M. Carter Michael W. Grebe Albert J. McClean James G. Fleisch George H. Davies Guy F. Guinn Shinichiro Michida Donald L. Hersh Stephen C. Ellis John A. Hazelyood John D. Miller James K. Jackson Ronald M. Could Edward J. Heiser. Jr. Frank W Munger Laura 0. McCoy David C. Groff Michael Joseph Herbert Hajime Nakamura Douglas E. McKinley Lawrence E. Hard Gary A. Hollman Urs Ch Nel Will Edward McLeod Malcolm S. Harris Thomas W. Hoya Kuniaki Nomura Alan F. Neidle Richard 1. Hilfer Michael Earl Jackson Kaname Ohira Charles R. Oleszycki Bruce H. Hurst Jeffrey Joseph Jones Tomoyuki Ohta Robert L. Olsen Kenyon P. Kellogg, Jr. David Bernard Kern Masayuki Oku Eugene K. Snyder John F. Kruger E. Campion Kersten Richard P. Ruby David N. Weinman Kerry Cornwail Lawrence Arlhur F. Lubke, Jr. Takeshi Satsumae Arlington Roger M. Leed Mafgaret Edythe Malchow Dietrich Sclilndler Michael W. Cotter Theodore A LeGros William J. Mantyh Roberl Peler Sclireiner Bonnie h4 France George M. Mack Thomas J. McGinn Stephen F. Secrest Herbert A. Goldsmith. ]I. Joseph R. Matsen Earl L. lvleixner Tddao Senda Lynn Helland Ronald Jay Meltzer Richard H Norris. Ill Telsuo Shinlahukuro Barry S. Landau Steve Paul lvloen William L. Randall Shogo Shimochi Aldis Lapins William N. Moloney John M Reinharl Shunji Shimoyama John Dirk Nies Lenell Nuusbaum B. F. Saltzslein Ilsuo Sonotie Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Schneider lerald E. Olson Barry E. Sammons Georgc A. Spater James T. Warns Thomas J. Owens David Slinre Paul H. Steinauer Lance D. Wood Edward W. Pelligrew Gordon H. Smith. jr. Kazuo Sugeno Burke George W. Schoonmaker Harney B. Slouer, Jr. Kcisli~nSuiiakawa Richard J. Erickson Seattle First National Bank MiChael P Sullivan Yoshio Suzuki Cbarlottesville James Harvey Simon James A Walrath Kanae Taijudo Sheila C. Hnughey Donald D. Skinner Ronald L. Walter Ryo Taira John Lloyd Snook, 111 Paul W. Steers Clay R. Williams Isao Takahashi Christianshurg Edward F. Stern Joseph 1. Ziino Yasuhei Taniguchi William R. L. Craft, jr. James B. Sloetzer Detlev Thienhaus Class Summary of Gifts

No. of Gifts No. of No. in Average 7'0 of Class Total Amount Class Class Agent in 1979 Contributors Class Gift Contributing Rec'd in 1979

Richard W. Odgers

Charles L. Goldstein

1920 Richard W. Odgers 6 5 12 36.66 41.7 220.00 1921 6 6 22 137.50 27.3 825.00 1922 8 8 20 43.75 40.0 350.00 1923 9 9 32 151.11 28.1 1,360.00 1924 22 22 47 94.94 46.8 2,088.75 1925 Fred Roland Allaben 11 11 46 51.81 23.9 570.00 1926 Frederick P. Bamberger 30 29 59 177.23 49.2 5,317.00 1927 Benjamin Safir 21 20 61 577.26 32.8 12,122.50 1928 A. D. Ruegsegger 34 34 81 96.17 41.9 3,270.00 1929 Mentor Kraus 39 38 75 108.51 50.7 4,232.13

1930 Harvey J. Gunderson 40 38 93 2,151.75 40.9 86,070.00 1931 Lewis D. Wilson 43 43 107 116.97 40.2 5,030.00 1932 Sherwood Ake 48 48 89 118.58 53.9 5,692.06 1933 Gabriel N. Alexander 30 30 83 82.66 36.1 2,480.00 1934 Cornelius VanValkenburg 37 36 78 114.93 46.2 4,252.75 1935 Oscar W. Baker 44 44 108 144.20 40.7 6,345.00 1936 Robert A. Choate 47 45 100 117.67 45.0 5,530.52 1937 Elijah Poxson, Jr. 53 53 120 105.60 44.2 5,597.25 1938 Gerald L. Stoetzer 61 59 132 145.20 44.7 8,857.34 1939 Alphonse Aymond, Jr. 64 62 133 88.59 46,6 5,670.00

1940 H. James Gram 55 54 123 133.85 43.9 7,362.00 1941 William H. Hillier 80 79 170 126.39 46.5 10,111.64 1942 Ben J. Weaver 62 56 126 154.35 44.4 9,570.00 1943 John F. Sisson 19 19 55 416.44 34.5 7,912.50 1944 Benjamin M. Quigg, Jr. 8 8 19 257.81 42.1 2,062.50 1945 Tin Chong Goo 7 7 2 0 47.14 35.0 330.00 1946 Edward S. Noble 28 27 64 108.03 42.2 3,025.00 1947 54 50 126 85.37 39.7 4,610.00 1948 Johnnie M. Walters 155 151 342 84.98 44.2 13,172.50 1949 Robert A. Fisher 148 148 303 119.83 48.8 17,736.25

1950 Charles M. Bayer 132 129 290 111.67 44.5 14,741.50 1951 Horace J. Rodgers 125 122 281 95.49 43.4 11,936.63 1952 James A. Kendall 134 132 288 100.48 45.8 13,465.00 1953 John G. Hayward 115 110 250 159.11 44.0 18,298.00 1954 Leonard Kravets 112 107 228 111.87 46.9 12,530.43 1955 Donald G. Black 110 102 199 140.21 51.3 15,423.77 1956 M. Harry Piper 104 102 217 122.07 47.0 12,695.37 1957 Roy H. Christiansen 115 110 264 101.38 41.7 11,658.87 1958 Jerome F. Prewoznik 137 133 264 130.75 50.4 17,913.66 1959 Gerald L. Bader, Jr. 130 128 271 109.79 47.2 14,273.77 26 Class Summary of Gifts

No. of Gifts No. of No, in Average % of Class Total Amount Class Class Agent in 1979 Contributors Class Gift Contributing Rec'd in 1979

Kent E. Whittaker William S. Farr L. William Schmidt, Jr. John W. Galanis Thomas E. Palmer Terrence Croft John C. Cook Christopher B. Cohen Allen D. Field W. Timothy Baetz

Robert 0.Wefald David LeFevre Terrence G. Perris Frank W. Jackson Thomas F. Koernke Terrence G. Linderman Pamela Hyde George A. Vinyard Robert Santos Michael J. Quinley

Totals 5,391 5,227 12,619 $596,422.36 Total Non-Alumni Gifts 496 386 Non-Alumni Contributions 91,051.22

Tops Among Classes-1979

- -- Highest Highest Percentage Most Donors Most Gifts Most Dollars Average Gift of Contributors

1979 Sources of Non-Alumni Contributions Distribution of Gifts --

Contributors Gifts Dollars $1,000 and over 500 to 999 Memorials 78 98 $16,602.27 200 to 499 Matching Companies and 100 to 199 Firms 144 225 39,246.00 50 to 99 Foundations and Trusts 7 10 14,900.00 25 to 49 Other 156 162 20,252.95 11 to 24 10 Less than $10 Insurance Gif ts-in-Kind Special Donor Groups Benefactors in Memoriam Leonides H. Angelos Roy E. Brownell Anonymous We invite your attention to our Henry M. Butzel Anonymous discussion of these several groups in Clifton G. Dyer Robert W. Appleford "READING . . . BETWEEN THE Henry K. Huber Richard J. Archer SHEETS" on page one and the ad- Clair B. Hughes Jack Gilliland Armstrong ditional descriptions of each group on George M. Humphrey Clinton R. Ashford the inside of the back cover. Emra H. & Eva Coryell Ireland Alphonse H. Aymond Elroy 0. Jones Gerald L. Bader, Jr. The James B. Angel1 Society Clifton M. & Ethel M. Kolb Willard J. Banyon Thomas G. Long Robert M. Barrie A very special group indeed! It Mr. & Mrs. Leger J. Metzger William G. Barris honors those who have given the Gilbert H. Montague Robert H. Bellairs University $1 million, or have made a Leo T. Norville F. Loyal Bemiller commitment of $1.5 million as a defer- Jay H. Payne Patrick Berardo red gift. Among those so honored are Ray W. & Sarah Smith Daniel B. Beresford Max H. Bergman four Law School alumni and the sister Calvin N. Souther I of one of them who have made such Arthur E. Spencer, Jr. Henry A. Bergstrom gifts to the University. In each case all Roy E. Willy Charles W. Bishop or a major portion of the gift was for L. Ray Bishop the benefit of the Law School. All are Harry N. Blum now deceased. Gertrude Bock The Henry P. Tappan Society Joel M. Boyden William W. Cook Stewart Boyer Clyde A. DeWitt Members of the Tappan Society John D. Boyles Frederick L. Leckie were first recognized in 1978. Those so Alexander M. Bracken Julian A, and Rosina honored have made gifts to the M. L. Bradbury, Jr. Marguerite Wolfson University of $50,000 in cash or $75,000 Ben P. Brasley in the form of a deferred gift. Several Norman I. Brock Michigan Benefactors alumni of the Law School or their A. Edward Brown This is a personal recognition spouses are included in this group. Eric V. Brown, Jr. They, and some friends of the Law awarded those individuals, corpora- Stratton S. Brown tions, or foundations who by their ma- School who have designated their Martin R. Browning qualifying gifts for Law School pur- Frederick G. Buesser, Jr. jor gifts to The University of Michigan poses, are listed here: permit the institution to implement Lawrence L. Bullen facilities, programs, and services that Mrs. Harry G. Gault Bert Burgoyne enable it to maintain leadership George M. Humphrey, I1 Thomas N. Burnham among the universities of the world. Mrs. James A. Kennedy Thomas K. Butterfield Basic qualifications for such recogni- Mr. & Mrs. Louis Zanoff Elden W. Butzbaugh, Jr. tion is a gift of $100,000 in cash, or Chester J. Byrns $150,000 in the form of a deferred gift. Members in Memoriam John J. Callahan Michigan Benefactors were first Roy H. Callahan John W. Cooley Paul B. Campbell designated as such in 1974. Among Mrs. Robert P. (Elizabeth) Dockeray those who have been so honored are Robert M. Campbell Margaret Fisher Stanley L. Caplan the following members of the "Law James A. Greene School Family," who either attended J. Bland Catlett Mrs. Forest E. McKee Lester L. Cecil the Law School or who are spouses of Carrie K. Schwartz alumni: Roy H. Christiansen W. Lawrence Clapp Anonymous (2) The Presidents Club George S. Clark Col. John L. Anderson Stephen H. Clink Mr. Willard J. Banyon The University of Michigan Presi- Charles F. Clippert, I1 Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Bergstrom dents Club is one of the most re- Darryl R. Cochrane Mrs. Roy E. Brownell spected organizations of its type in the Avern Cohn Mr. W. Lawrence Clapp country. No other public university, Donald M. Cohn Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm L. Denise and few, if any, private universities or Irwin Isadore Cohn Mr. C. Richard Ford colleges have the allegiance and back- Frederick Colombo Hon. & Mrs. Ralph M. Freeman ing of such a large number of people Alfred F Conard Mr. & Mrs. William B. Giles who support their institution in one of William Conlin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jason L. Honigman the most effective ways-with dollars. David J. Cooper Hobart D. & Willabelle Harper Hoyt The Presidents Club has been David M. Copi Mrs. George M. Humphrey enthusiastically supported by many Brooks Crabtree Mr. William A. L. Kaufmann Law School alumni and a list of the Richard E. Cross Mrs. Isabel H. Nauman Law members follows. Law William Byrnes Cudlip Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Nederlander membership increased in 1979 from R. Malcolm Cumming Mrs. Leo T. Norville 385 to 435. Lawrence E. Curfman Mr. Joseph H. Parsons Kazuhisa Abe 1939 Gilbert A. Currie Roy F. & Jean Humphrey Proffitt William B. Acker 1975 C. Shelby Dale Margaret A. & John E. Riecker Thomas H. Adams, Jr. 1960 Steven P. Davis Mr. & Mrs. F. Roland Sargent James N. Adler 1961 Malcolm L. Denise Mr. Jack H. Shuler John W. Allen 1972 Dominick A. DeVarti Mrs. Calvin N. Souther Joseph A. Amter 1928 Allen C. Dewey, Jr. Mr. Duane Stranahan, Jr. John H. Anderson 1951 William C. Dixon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Sunderland Paul J. Anderson 1932 John S. Dobson Hon. & Mrs. G. Mennen Williams Victor C. Anderson 1930 Clifford H,Domke Thomas J. Donnelly Robert C. C. Heaney John M. Longway Albert F. Donohue Paul A. Heinen Thomas L. Lott Stuart G. Dow Boyd A. Henderson Jonathan D. Lowe George S. Downey David F. Heroy Jerry Luptak Raymond H. Dresser, Jr. Mrs. George H. Hill David R. Macdonald Daniel H. Dunbar William H. Hillier Edward P. Madigan Louis M. Dyll, I1 Stuart T. K. Ho Clayton K. Mammel Emmett E. Eagan R. Stuart Hoffius William J. Marcoux William G. Earle Henry M. Hogan Wilbur J. Markstrom Albert D. Early William L. Holloway Albert D. Matheson Susan Eklund Allen C. Holmes Carney D. Matheson John Elam Jason L. Honigman Alan A. May Robert H. Elliott, Jr. Joseph C. Hooper, Sr. Carey H. May Warren C. Elliott Milton M. Howard Richard H. May James L. Elsman James L. Howlett Robert A. May Margaret H. Emery Faris A. Howrani Francis W. McCauley Fedele Fauri Hobart D. Hoyt C. Blake McDowell, Jr. Domenic Federico Ralph F. Huck Mrs. Forest E. McKee Murray J. Feiwell Gordon W. Hueschen Joseph E. McMahon John C. Feldkamp Richard M. Hughey Archie A. Messenger J. Kay Felt Charles E. Humphrey, Jr. William H. Messinger Robert L. Fenton William F. Hunting, Jr. A. David Mikesell Philip Fischer Charles J. Hurbis Robert H. Miltenberger, I1 C. Richard Ford Ralph J. Isackson Jack E. Mitchell Carl S. Forsythe Joseph H. Jackier James A. Mitchell Robert B. Foster Ira J. Jaffe Winston C. Moore Stuart D. Freedman Betty Norcross Jansen David Jay Morgan Norman Freehling Toivo J. Jarvinen Cyril Moscow Ralph M. Freeman William Judson Johnson Thomas Munson Walter Freihofer David R. Johnston J. Lee Murphy T. Patrick Freydl Charles E. Jones Richardson Nahstoll Thomas L. Freytag Robert A. Jones Mrs. Harry M. Nayer Abba I. Friedman Russell S. Jones Robert E. Nederlander Edward P. Frohlich Susanna Hughes Jones Edward J. Neithercut John T. Frost Thomas B. Joseph Fred C. Newman john W. Galanis Seigel W. Judd Marvin Niehuss George H. Gangwere Barbara Brattin Kacir John H. Norris C. William Garratt Allyn D. Kantor Arthur H. Northrup Benton E. Gates, Jr. Richard Katcher Bartlett E. Nutter Benton E. Gates, Sr. William A. L. Kaufmann Elizabeth Oberst Arthur R. Gaudi R. Kenneth Keim Paul Oberst Samuel E. Gawne Robert Kelb Jesse R. O'Malley John G. Gent John W. Kelly Frank J. Ortman Charles H. Gershenson John B. Kemp Gerald W. Padwe William B. Giles Cornelia Kennedy Robert J. Paley Jack Gindi James P. Kennedy Robert A. Palmer Edward D. Goldstein Robert M. Kerr L. Beaumont Parks Sanders A. Goodstein Frederick R. Keydel Bruce N. Parsons Norman Gottlieb Roger G. Kidston Joseph H. Parsons Victor L. Graf Charles C. Killin Sanford H. Passer H. James Gram Sanford A. Klein Brian P. Patchen Whitmore Gray Raymond E. Knape Clarence K. Patterson John A. Grayson Walter 0. Koch Peter A. Patterson Thomas H. Green Reino Koivunen Walter E. Pear E. V. Greenwood Joseph F. Kosik Walker Peddicord Carleton Griffin Thomas V. Koykka Francisco Penberthy William C. Griffith Milton A. Kramer David Pence Henry Morgan Grix Walter G. Krapohl John S. Pennell William A. Groening, Jr. Robert B. Krueger Beahl T. Perrine Boice Gross Samuel Krugliak Norman G. Peslar Grant J. Gruel, Jr. George Kuehn Robert V. Peterson Carson C. Grunewald John R. Laird John H. Pickering Harvey J. Gunderson Lou L. Landman M. Harry Piper Rockwell T. Gust L. Bates Lea James J. Podell William E. Guthner Ronald Y. C. Lee Richard W. Pogue Patricia B. Guthner John E. Leggat Frank G. Pollock Cecil H. Haas Richard 0. Lempert Ray L. Potter Erwin H. Haass William G. Lerchen, Jr. Jerome Prewoznik William J. Halliday, Jr. Joel A. Levine Alan E. Price Robert D. Handley Stanley K. Levison Roy F. Proffitt Edward A. Hansen Dean S. Lewis Benjamin M. Quigg, Jr. David Haron Robert Libner Elmer Radka, Jr. Eugene L. Hartwig Lawrence Lindemer Joseph S. Ransmeier Arthur J. Hass Charles R. Linton Dean E. Richardson James W. Haugh Rodney C. Linton Tohn E. Riecker Wallace D. Riley Peter 0. Steiner Mrs. Maurice Weigle Richard J. Riordan Irving Stenn, lr. Leonard H. Weiner Thomas Roach Irving Stenn, Sr. William P. Weiner Frank H. Roberts Robert \V. Stocker, I1 Howard A. Welch Richard D. Rohr Gerald L. Stoetzer Aaron Weston Ira Rose James L. Stokes Frank M. Wheeler Robert S. Rosenfeld Duane Stranahan, Jr. James J. White Harold Rosenn Edgar A. Strause Robert C. White Alan I. Rothenberg Thomas E. Sunderland Carroll V. Williams A. D. Ruegsegger William P. Sutter G. Mennen Williams Robert G. Russell Theodore W. Swift Bruce 0. Wilson Joseph F. Ruwitch Roy E. Takushi John P. Wilson, Jr. Theodore J. St. Antoine Joel D. Tauber Lewis D. Wilson Robert L. Sandblom Hobart Taylor Myron Winegarden Richard C. Sanders Robert L. Taylor Henry Smith Wingate F. Roland Sargent John S. Tennant John M. Winters, Jr. James E. Sauter B. James Theodoroff John A. Wise, Jr. Robert N. Sawyer W. Bruce Thomas Francis M. Wistert William M. Schlecte Milton M. Thompson Philip Wittenberg Thomas P. Scholler Charles V. Thornton David P. Wood Benjamin 0. Schwendener, Jr. John A. Thurber David P. Wood, Jr. John L. Schwendener Matthew H. Tinkham, Jr. E. Lisk Wyckoff, Jr. John F. Scott, Jr. John D. Todd Murray Yolles James K. Seder Joel L. Tonkin William T. Yorks Floyd A. Sergeant Earl C. Townsend Richard W. Young Erik H. Serr John F. Townsend Jack Y. H. Yuen Harold M. Shapero Paul H. Townsend, Jr. Louis Zanoff Nelson A. Sharfman Emmett E. Tracy Bruce Zenkel Wayne E. Shawaker Richard M. Treckelo Norman A. Zilber James M. Sheridan Paul R. Trigg, Jr. Frank K. Zinn Jack H. Shuler Mark Turpen Frederic W. Ziv Forrest W. Simmons John T. VanAken Richard R. Zukowski George A. Skestos Wayne VanOsdol George Slykhouse Lawrence R. VanTil Allan F. Smith Philip T. VanZile, I1 Brook McCray Smith Howard Vielmetti Bruce M. Smith Robert A. Vieweg Jerome Smith Harold S. Voegelin N. Richard Smith Theodore R. Vogt Carl A. Sorling John F. Wagner Herbert Sott Bruce T. Wallace Craig Spangenberg Robert E. Walsh John R. Sparks Byron D. Walter George A. Spater W. Gerald Warren George E. Sperling C. Robert Wartell William H. Spitalny James Waters Charles R. Sprowl John W. Watling, Jr.

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From left, Rill Gro~ning.D~ck Elconin, Jon Lowe, Chris Cohen, Roger Frisch, Judd Donald Leavi t t Johnson. Tom Koykka 30 The University Deans Club Andrew C. Hall, Jr. David W. Swanson J. Marshall Hamilton Robert T. Swengel This is a relatively new and quite Howard M. Handelman Kenneth E. Thompson different designation to recognize in- Patrick Hanley Joel L. Tonkin dividuals who make an annual gift of Walter L. Hansen S. Sam Tootalian $500 to the University. Eugene L. Hartwig James M. Trapp In our list below, we have included William H. Hawley Stefan F. Tucker Law School alumni and friends of the Stuart E. Hertzberg Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Vacin School who have made such gifts to John B. Houck R. Keith VanHoff the Law School (including gifts for the Thomas L. Hughes John T. Vergeer Capital Campaign as well as for the Harold E. Hunt Daniel W. Vittum, Jr. Law School Fund). In order to make Howard H. Hush, Jr. Carl H, vonEnde this list correspond to our fiscal year James W. Hyde James R. Waidley for the Law School Fund and this James A. Hynes Johnnie M. Walters report (February 1 to January 31), we Albert E. Jenner, Jr. Philip F. Westbrook, Jr. include here only those who qualified William R. Jentes Jack L. White between February 1,1979 and January Robert A. Johnston Alfred J. Wiederkehr 31, 1980. Later qualifiers will be listed Donald R. Jolliffe Donald M. Wilkinson, Jr. next year. One other limitation-if Mr. & Mrs. Hugh M. Jones, Jr. Robert B. Willemin donors are listed in one of the pre- Shiro Kashiwa Fred M. Woodruff, Jr. ceding Special Donor Groups, they Alvin S. Kaufer Louis E. Woolery will not also be listed here, unless Amalya L. Kearse Nick E. Yocca they have joined the above groups Robert C. Keck Harvey J. Zameck since making their qualifying gift. E. Campion Kersten Stanley R. Zax Alan T. Ackerman Frank J. Kerwin Burton C. Agata Lincoln M. Knorr Eugene Alkema Richard F. Koch Anonymous Floyd H. Lawson, Jr. William H. Bachrach Patrick J. Ledwidge John C. Baity Evelyn j. Lehman Oscar W. Baker Jerome B. Libin Frederick P. Bamberger Robert C. Lovejoy Richard B. Barnett Stephen J. Martin Donald E. Barris Gilford H. Mayes, Jr. Harold S. Barron M. Bruce McCullough Paul E. Basye Jane E. McDermott David W. Belin Neil McKay Alexander E. Bennett William L. McKinley Martin E. Bernstein Donn B. Miller Rinaldo L. Bianchi Robert B. & Melinda Morris William B. Birmingham Terrence R. Murphy Donald G. Black George G. Newman John H. Blish William R. Nicholas William J. Bogaard Charles G. Nickson Bruce L. Bower Richard W. Odgers Edward H. Boyle Patrick H. Oliver Hubert J. Brandt Merrill E. Olsen Thomas M. Burton Robert D. Owen James W. Callison Douglas E. Peck Marc W. F. Christen George H. Plaut Milo G. Coerper Martin C. Recchuite William H. Conner Thomas B. Ridgley William J. Cowlin C. Stark Ritchie Ronald K. Dalby Gilbert Y. Rubenstein Richard J. Darger Allan A. Rubin John P. Dawson, Jr. Theodore Sachs Thomas A. Dieterich John E. Schaal Raymond J. Dittrich, Jr. H. L. Schrock, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stanley B. Oliver E. Seikel Dombkowski Donald W. Shaffer Eugene Driker Robert 0. Shepler Ralph H. Dwan, Jr. Robert J. Sher Terrence A. Elkes Arthur M. Sherwood John W. Fischer, I11 Paul E. Siege1 Morgan L. Fitch, Jr. Lelan F. Sillin, Jr. Joe C. Foster, Jr. Richard I. Singer Mr. & Mrs. Seymour J. Frank J. Paul Smith Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Thomas H. Snyder Furth, Jr. John L. Sobieski, Jr. Robert H. Garb Richard A. Solomon Carl R. Gaylord Roy L. Steinheimer, Jr. Kenneth W. Graham, Jr. Robert C. Strode1 Egon M. Gross Carl J. Suedhoff, Jr. Donnelly W. Hadden John T. Svendsen Foundation Dow Chemical Co. Parker-Hannifin Corp. Dun & Bradstreet Companies Peat Marwick Mitchell Foundation Do you work for a company or law firm that has a matching gift pro- Foundation, Inc. J. C. Penney Company gram? If you do, your gift to the Law Eaton Corporation Pennzoil Company School Fund can usually be matched Envirotech Foundation Pfizer Inc. Esmark Inc. Foundation Philadelphia Bethlehem & New dollar-for-dollar by your company. All The Equitable Life Assurance you need to do is obtain a matching England Railroad Society Pillsbury Company Foundation gift form from your employer, fill it Exxon Education Foundation out, and send it to us with your dona- Price Waterhouse Foundation Fairchild Industries Foundation, Prudential Insurance Co, of America tion to the Law School Fund. It will be Inc. processed here, returned to your The Quaker Oats Foundation Federal Mogul Corporation Reader's Digest Foundation employer, and your gift will become Federated Department Stores, Inc. doubly valuable. The Research Institute of America, Firestone Tire & Rubber Company Inc. During the 1979 Law School Fund First National Bank of Boston campaign matching gifts were Rockwell International Corp. First National Bank of Chicago Rohm & Haas Company received from the following: Foundation The St. Paul Companies, Inc. Adams Fox Marcus Adelstein & FMC Foundation Santa Fe Railway Foundation Inc. Gerding Ford Motor Company Fund Schering-Plough Foundation, Inc. Aetna Life & Casualty Foremost-McKesscn Foundation, SCM Ccrpcration Air Products & Chemical Inc. Inc. Scott Paper Company Foundation Alcoa Foundation General Electric Foundation Seattle First National Bank Allied Chemical Corp. General Reassurance Corporation Security Pacific Charitable Allis Chalmers Foundation, Inc. Getty Oil Company Foundation Allstate Foundation Grace Foundation Inc. Shell Companies Foundation Inc. American Airlines Gulf Oil Corporation Siemens-Allis, Inc. American Broadcasting Co., Inc. Harris Foundation Squibb Corporation American Medical International Inc. The Hartford Insurance Group Standard Oil Company (Ohio) American Motors Corp. Foundation Inc. Stauffer Chemical Company American National Bank & Trust Co. H. J. Heinz Company Foundation Sun Company Inc. American National Service Co. Hercules, Inc. Tenneco Inc. American Telephone & Telegraph Co. Heublein, Inc. Texaco Inc. AMOCO Foundation, Inc. Houghton Mifflin Company Time Inc. Amstar Corporation IBM Corporation Travelers Insurance Company Arthur Andersen & Co. International Harvester Foundation TRW, Inc. ARMCO Foundation International Paper Company Union Pacific Corporation Atlantic Richfield Foundation International Telephone & Uniroyal The Austin Company Foundation Telegraph Corp. United Airlines Foundation BankAmerica Foundation Irving One Wall Street Foundation, United Brands Foundation The Bankers Life Inc. U.S. Gypsum Company The Bechtel Foundation IU International United States Trust Company Becton, Dickinson Foundation Johnson & Johnson of New York Foundation Bendix Corp. Katten Muchin Gitles Zavis Pearl & The Upjohn Company Bethlehem Steel Corporation Galler Vedder Price Kaufman & Kammholz Bristol-Myers Company Kirkland & Ellis Westinghouse Electric Company Brunswick Corporation Koppers Foundation Whirlpool Corporation Bucyrus-Erie Foundation, Inc. Kraft Inc. Wilmer & Pickering Burlington Northern Foundation Lincoln National Corporation Xerox Foundation Butler Manufacturing Co. Foundation Loews Foundation Arthur Young Foundation Cabot Foundation, Inc. Lybrand Foundation CBS, Inc. Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. Central Telephone & Utilities Corp. Foundation Chevron Matching Gifts Plan Marathon Oil Foundation, Inc. Chicago Title & Trust Co. Arthur G. McKee & Company Foundation The Mead Corporation Chrysler Corporation Fund Midland Mutual Life Insurance The Chubb Corporation Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Citibank, NA Co. Clark Equipment Co. Mobil Foundation, Inc. The Cleveland Trust Company Monsanto Fund CNA Foundation Montgomery Ward Foundation The Coca-Cola Company Moore McCormack Resources Inc. Columbia Gas System Service Corp. National Bank of Detroit Connecticut General Insurance Corp. Charitable Trust Connecticut Mutual Life New England Mutual Life Insurance Continental Bank Foundation Northern Natural Gas Company The Continental Group Inc. The Northern Trust Company Covington & Burling Charitable Trust Dana Corp. Foundation Occidental Petroleum Charitable John Deere Foundation Foundation, Inc. DeKalb Foundation O'Melveny & Myers A. B. Dick Foundation Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. R. R, Donnelley & Sons Co. Owens-Illinois 3 2 In Memoriam During the 1979 Law School Fund Campaign, gifts were received by the Fund in memory of the following alumni:

Kenneth K. Luce

Clarence M. Burton Earle E. Ewins Charles E. Humphrey, Sr. William H. Klein

Frank Holmes Shaffer Ari M. BeGole Harry M. Nayer

M. Butzel Arthur M. Smith Hollis Allan Carl Weinman A. Louis Gingras Paul W. Gordon, Jr. Edson R. Sunderland 1927 Jerry S. McCroskey J. Don Lawrence All Deceased Members Oscar W. Baker, Sr. 1928 Benjamin Jaffe Ned Mellen John M. Schermer Emory J. Hyde William S. Frank Frederick L. Leckie 1929 All Deceased Members Austin Fleming Calvin N. Souther

Gerald 0. Dykstra Harold B. Zanoff Joseph G. Black 1931 Roy E. Willy William M. Emery M. Gary Chapin, I11 Carl Gussin Jane L. Mixer ('68-'69) Paul G. Kauper Thomas E. H. Black Leo Norville Alan Precup Clair B. Hughes 1933 All Deceased Members Charles D. Peet

John F. Scott Frank E. Cooper Alden J. (Butch) Carpenter ('77) C. Emerson Price Oscar C. Sattinger 1936 Brian Dombkowski ('77-'78) Stanley C. Schlee

From alumni and friends in memory of these non-alumni:

Alan N.Polasky Prof. and Mrs. Edgar N. Durfee Ednah J. Scott Louis and Sarah Honigman Abram W. Sempliner George H. and Minnie E. Jennings Norman Silets Ivor Kahn Marion Lehr Simpson Burnett Krauss Bert Smokler Charles Levin John Sobeloff Esther Levine Mrs. Edson R. Sunderland Malcolm S. Lowenstein Ida Swartz Joseph Mandell Joseph Weiss Robert N. Miller Albert Winnick Frank N. Newman Prof. and Mrs. Hessel Yntema Clifford J. O'Sullivan Jack J. Kraizman was named LeRoy Redfern of Cedar Falls, Alumni News Notes '35 "Man of the Year" by 948 Ia., received the Award of Congregation B'nai David and was Merit at the Iowa State Bar Associa- The following Michigan alumni honored June 4, 1980, at the annual tion's annual banquet in June 1979. It were honored for 50 years in the prac- State of Israel Bond Tribute Dinner. is the highest honor bestowed by the tice of law at the annual meeting of bar association and recognizes out- the State Bar of Michigan at its annual standing service to the bar associa- banquet in September 1979: William A. Groening, Jr., re- tion as well as high personal standards 936 tired vice president and and accomplishments. From the Class of 1928: general counsel of the Dow Chemical Robert L. Gillingham Co., Midland, Mich., is vice president Forbes S. Hascall of the American Judicature Society. 949 Robert M. Jacob was named Jan Panchuk secretary and general counsel Arthur H. Stuart Elijah Poxson became of coun- of the Peoples Natural Gas Co., Pitts- William H. Wise 937 sel to the Detroit law firm of burgh, Penna., in February 1980. From the Class of 1929: Dykhouse & Wise in May 1979. Basil F. Baker 950 Clinton R. Ashford, partner Harold W. Dudley 93 8 Arch W. McMillan is a member in a Honolulu law firm, was Harry L. Gervais of the legal staff of the U.S. Air recently elected to serve on the Amer- Carroll C. Grigsby Force at Wright-Patterson Air Force ican Bar Association's board of gover- Samuel W. Leib Base in Dayton, Ohio. nors. Wallace D. Riley, JD'52, is also Benjamin Marcus serving on the board. Robert Meginnity John B. Mellott 939 A. H. Aymond retired from Arthur B. Cuddihy, Jr, was named Melvin A. 011 Consumers Power Company vice-president of Spencer Stuart & As- Reymont Paul October 1, 1979, and became of sociates in Stamford, Conn. Prior to Albert E. Petermann counsel to the Jackson, Mich., firm of joining the organization he was presi- Sylvan Rapaport Aymond Sullivan & Schwartz. dent of his own executive search firm Richard J. Shaull in Stamford. Harold M. Silverston Professor Elbridge D. Phelps of the Garland D. Tait University of Oklahoma Law Center Joseph M. Weiss was honored for 30 years of service as Ivan E. Barris was installed Gordon B. Wheeler secretary of the Oklahoma chapter of 951 as president of the State Bar of Gerald E. White The Order of the Coif. Michigan in September 1979. Robert J. Wilson Myron Winegarden Leonard I. Feldstein has retired after James W. Draper was elected chair- Donald H. Worcester person of the real property law sec- John K. Worley 35 years of law practice in Butler, Penna. tion at the annual meeting of the Michigan State Bar in September 1979. Nathaniel H. Goldstick of Sheldon M. Ellis was named a David P. Wood, Jr., a partner in the 'I5 Detroit was honored at a director of Pacesetter Finan- special service and kiddush in June 940 law firm of McDermott Will & Emery, cial Corp., a Michigan bank holding has been elected to the board of direc- 1979 at the Downtown Synagogue. He company, in May 1980. was honored for his many years of tors of Bessemer Trust Co. of Florida. public service in Detroit and Wayne County. John H. Pickering of Washington, D.C., has served this past year as president 952 John T. Gallagher has been of the D.C. Bar. He is a senior partner appointed a judge of the Fami- 931 Alexander M. Bracken was in the firm of Wilmer & Pickering. ly Court of the State of Delaware for a honored recently by more than 12-year term. 500 people upon his retirement as a H. Gordon Wood announced his trustee of Ball State University, Mun- retirement from the law firm of Bristol E. Hunter is the new chief cie, Ind. Dykema Gossett Spencer Goodnow & judge of Michigan's 52nd District Trigg in May 1979. Court. George W. Crockett, Jr., retired as Recorder's Court judge in 1979, will James A. Kendall was elected chair- serve as acting corporation counsel for 942 Judge Horace Gilmore has person of the Michigan State Bar pro- the City of Detroit. served this year as chairman of bate and trust law section at the an- the National Conference of State Trial nual meeting in September 1979. Judges of the American Bar Associa- Morris Alexander is an assis- tion Judicial Administrative Division. Edmund D. McEachen has become the 9 3 3 tant Cook County state's at- national president of the American torney in Chicago. He recently had his 9 ohn A. Huston is senior vice Society of Hospital Attorneys of the book, lsrael and Me, published. 47 ;resident-law, of Sperry Cor- American Hospital Association. He poration, New York, N.Y. was a charter member and has served on the board of directors for five 934 J. Walter Yeagley has retired years. after 47 years in government, Judge Cornelia G. Kennedy was but continues to sit part time as a awarded an honorary doctor of laws senior judge in the D.C. Court of Ap- degree by Detroit College of Law at peals. He served as an assistant at- commencement ceremonies on torney general for 11 years. February 4, 1980. Stanley T. Lesser has re- H. Van Den Berg Hatch, James W. Frank K. Zinn of Detroit was elected to 953 signed as U.S. bankruptcy Smith, J.D. '63, and E. Franklin Hill, the boards of directors of Northern judge for the southern district of New Jr., J.D. '66 have formed a new firm in States Bancorporation and City York and returned to private prac- Marshall, Mich. National Bank of Detroit in May of tice. He became a member of the New 1979. He currently practices with the York law firm of Kaye Scholer Richard S. Hawley is now a division firm of Dykema Gossett Spencer Fierman Hays & Handler on October counsel with Litton Industries, Inc., Goodnow & Trigg. 1. working mostly in international law. James H. LoPrete was a moderator of 960 Spencer L. Depew announced the Michigan bar's seminar on the 957 Donald J. DeYoung of Grand the formation of a new partner- Revised Probate Code, and appeared Rapids was appointed probate ship in Wichita, Kans., with Dennis L. before both the Michigan House and judge in Kent County by Michigan's Gillen in May 1979. Senate Judiciary Committees to assist governor effective July 16, 1979. in passing this reform legislation. William C. Kemper announced the Donald H. Kenney has formed a new opening of new offices in East Lans- partnership for general practice in ing, Mich., for the private practice of 954 John S. Abbott, dean of the Ann Arbor under the firm name of law in September 1979. Detroit College of Law, was Kenney & Parker, 270 City Center recently awarded an honorary doctor Building. Richard J. McClear has joined the of laws degree by that school for his 25 Detroit firm of Dykema Gossett years of service. Howard Nemerovski, chairman of the Spencer Goodnow & Trigg as a partner board of KQED television and co- and Timothy A. Fusco, JD '71, Ronald William S. Bonds is vice-president at author of San Francisco's human S. Holliday, JD '72, Seth M, Lloyd, JD United States Trust Co, of New York. rights legislation, has received the '72, formerly associates, have all He is a portfolio specialist in the com- Northern California Division of the become partners. Mr. McClear was pany's trust and investment group. American Jewish Congress' annual formerly a partner in the firm of Dyer community service award. Meek Ruegsegger King & McClear. Robert B. Dornhaffer has been elected to the House of Delegates of the Penn- Eugene A. Moore was named sylvania Bar Association. He is a Dean S. Lewis is president- president-elect of the National Coun- partner in the Meadville law firm of 958 elect of the State Bar of Mich- cil of Juvenile and Family Court Shafer Dornhaffer Swick & Bailey. igan and was installed at the bar's an- Judges in July 1979 and was appointed nual meeting in September 1979. to a position on the Youth Advisory John E. Riecker has been reappointed Commission for the state for a term to the Michigan State Board of Ethics. George E. Lohr was appointed to the expiring September 1983. Colorado Supreme Court. Robert M. Schmidt was appointed a Conrad C. Tuohey of Santa Ana, full-time visiting associate professor at Detroit College of Law for the Calif., has been appointed as public 959 Jared E. Collinge of Muskegon, interest director-member of the academic year 1979-80. Mich., is president of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board in Muskegon Bar Association. He is a San Francisco. Edward M. Yampolsky was appointed partner in the law firm of Collinge an administrative law judge with the Silky & Kobza. Office of Hearings & Appeals of the Richard E. McEachen has been Social Security Administration in James W. Donegan of Ann Arbor has '61 promoted to executive vice- Lansing effective April 21, 1980. been promoted to senior vice-presi- president of the Commerce Bank of dent at the National Bank & Trust Kansas City, Mo., it was announced in Richard W. Young, president of Company as of January 1980. February 1980. Behler-Young Co, of Grand Rapids, Mich., is president of the National Wolfgang Hoppe recently succeeded Marco S. Sonnenschein has opened an Association of Wholesaler- John A. Krsul, JD '63, as president of office for general practice at 915 N. Distributors. the Detroit Bar Association for 1980- Front Street, Harrisburg. He was 81. Serving with Hoppe will be Robert formerly deputy secretary for taxa- G. Russell, JD '53, as president-elect, tion with the Department of Revenue Douglas Peck has joined White and Pamela J. Liggett, JD '71, and Carl for the Commonwealth of Penn- '55 Motor Corporation of Eastlake, H. vonEnde, JD '68, who were elected sylvania. Ohio as vice-president of law and ad- to three-year terms on the board of ministration. He formerly was with directors. Hoover Universal in Ann Arbor. 962 Randolf H. Aires represented Walter W. Kocher was elected vice- the U-M at the inauguration of Theodore W. Swift of Lansing, was president and general counsel of the president of the University of reappointed to the Michigan State Borden, Inc., Columbus, Ohio, in Maryland on April 30, 1980. Board of Ethics for a term ending in November 1979. He has been with the 1983 by the governor. He has been company since 1969 and has been as- Paul D. Borman was appointed designated to continue as its sistant general counsel since 1977. federal defender in Detroit in August chairman. 1979. He had been professor of law at Robert F. Mitchell was promoted to Wayne State University since 1968. '56 William E. Guthner, Jr., of Los staff vice-president and assistant Angeles, Calif., was elected as general counsel of Litton Industries of Walter T. Dartland and Rosemary chairman of the Pitzer College Board Beverly Hills, Calif. Pooler, JD '65, have been elected to of Trustees in May 1979. the Board of the National Association of Consumer Administrators, Harvey S. Morrison opened his office cases for the U.S. Justice Department. Robert M. Dubbs was appointed chief for the general practice of law in Other officers of the D.C. Club are counsel for antitrust and litigation, Chesterland, Ohio, in October 1979, Lynn Bartlett, Jr., JD '69, as vice-presi- Sun Co., Inc., in Radnor, Penna. dent and Alan Galbraith, JD '66, Russell G. Press, Jr. is second vice- secretary-treasurer. Richard L. Herrmann has been ap- president of the Travelers Insurance pointed adjunct associate professor, Companies, Hartford, Conn. John H. Seidel has become a superior NYU Law School to teach corporation court judge in Maricopa County, law to students in the Interamerican & Phoenix, Ariz. Comparative Law Institute. Gerald L. Gherlein has been 963 elected president of the Citizens League of Greater Cleveland. '66 Terrance K. Boyle, an assis- Stephen W. Andrew is now tant prosecuting attorney in '69 working at the Ishii Law Office Emmett D. McCarthy became presi- Wayne County, reports that his wife (a in Japan in association with the law of- dent of The First National Bank of graduate of Wayne State University) fices of David C. Buxbaum of New Hinsdale, 50 South Lincoln Street, is a judge for the U.S. District Court York and Los Angeles. Prior to his Hinsdale, Ill. for the Eastern District of Michigan. association with this firm he was staff counsel at C. F. Braun & Co, in J. Thomas McCarthy, a professor at Bruce M. Groom of Midland was southern California. the University of San Francisco elected as clerk of the Michigan State School of Law, has been presented the Bar representative assembly at the an- John P. Davis is now vice-president Patent Office Society's Rossman nual meeting in September 1979. and corporate counsel of Osteopathic Award foi his study of legal relation- Hospitals of Detroit, Inc. Prior to join- ships between patent owners and Robert J. Schwenk was appointed ing OHDI he was legal affairs director licensees. He is a visiting professor at vice-president Trust International Ac- of the Detroit Medical Center Cor- the University of California at Davis count Administration of the Continen- poration. for 1979-80. tal Illinois National Bank in Chicago. Frederick W. Lambert has become a Robert E. Murphy was promoted to Lawrence R. VanTil, Chester E. member of the Los Angeles firm of general counsel of the Wayne County Kasiborski, Jr., JD '71 and another Pettit & Martin. Road Commission in September 1979. Detroit attorney have formed a new firm under the name of VanTil, John J. McGonagle, Jr. of Philadelphia Norman 0. Stockmeyer, Jr., was Kasiborski and Ronayne, P.C. with of- was named a vice-chairman of the recently elected to receive the Stanley fices in the CNB Bldg., Detroit. newly-created Committee on In- E. Beattie teaching award by the surance Regulation of the ABA Sec- graduating class of the Thomas M. tion of Administrative Law. He Cooley Law School. 967 Thomas M. Boykoff was previously served as chairman of the appointed chairman of the subcommittee on Federal Insurance Wisconsin Tax Appeals Commission and Emergency Management. '64 William G. Bailey, a San Diego for a six-year term by the governor. trial attorney, was elected William Oltman is a professor of law president of the San Diego Bar Thomas A. Carlson was appointed as at the University of Puget Sound Association in June. magistrate of the U.S. District Court School of Law, Tacoma, Wash. for the Eastern District of Michigan James F. Traer, vice-president for and was sworn in at ceremonies on Douglas Scarff has been appointed academic affairs at Adrian College October 4. 1979. director of the Division of Market (Mich.) is the author of a book on Regulation of the Securities & Ex- French society and law to be Michael J. Davis has been selected to change Commission in Washington, published this summer by Cornell be the next dean of the University of D..C. University Press. Kansas Law School in Lawrence. He will assume the post on July 1, 1980. John Weaver was promoted to the He succeeds Martin J. Dickinson, Jr., rank of full professor of law at the '65 Paul M. Lurie with the firm JD '64, in this position. University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, of Fohrman Lurie Sklar & Cot- Wash., in June 1979. He has been with tle, Ltd., has been appointed adjunct Roger M. Leed opened his office in the university since 1972. professor, College of Architecture, Seattle, Wash, in June 1979 and is University of Illinois at Chicago, and specializing in environmental and teaches construction. land use law. '70 Patricia Edwards Fletcher has been appointed assistant Marcelino C. Maxino was appointed P. E. Nygh is now a justice on the counsel in the legal department at president of Foundation University, Family Court of Australia located in Connecticut General Life Insurance Dumaguete City, Philippines, in June Sydney. Company in Hartford, Conn. Prior to 1978. From 1967 to 1974 he was dean of joining Connecticut General she its law school and concurrently direc- Kenneth D. Stein has become a part- served as counsel for the American tor of academic affairs. Council of Life Insurance in ner in the New York City firm of Washington, D.C. Benetar Isaacs Bernstein & Schair. Lawrence J. Ross has been selected as president of the University of John J. Hays was appointed by the Michigan Law School Club of Wash- 968 Michael B. Bixby is with the governor to the Workers Compensa- ington. D.C. Larry recently entered law firm of Brimacombe & tion Appeal Board in the Michigan private practice after resigning his Schlecte, P.C., in Ann Arbor. Department of Labor in August 1979. position as chief counsel of the U.S. House Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee. Earlier, he tried tax 3 6 Jack C. Radcliffe, Jr., and Michael J. Carlyle H. Chapman, Jr., has joined L. Fallasha Erwin after receiving his McGuigan, JD '71, became partners in with two others and formed a new MBA from U-M has successfully com- the firm of Dykema Gossett Spencer firm under the name of Chapman, pleted his CPA exam and is currently Goodnow & Trigg on April 1, 1979. Tinsley & Reese in Dallas, Tex. He working as a tax specialist with formerly practiced with Mullinax Coopers & Lybrand of Detroit. Lawrence E. Saulino was admitted to Wells Baab Cloutman & Chapman in partnership in the CPA firm of Dallas. Morgan L. Fitch, IV, is practicing pa- Coopers & Lybrand in October 1979. tent law in the firm of Luedeka & He is based at that firm's Akron, Ohio, Lawrence A. Margolis, JD '73 and Al- Hodges in Knoxville, Tenn. office. Ian J. Sweet, JD '73 became partners in the Chicago firm of Schiff Hardin & Kathryn Sedo was appointed as David M. Schraver was named a Fund Waite in January 1980. visiting clinical instructor at the Uni- member attorney of Lawyers Title versity of Minnesota Law School's Guaranty Fund in August 1979. Robert Dyer, I11 and Greg Stutz, JD '72, legal aid clinic in the fall of 1979. Schraver practices with the Palm along with two other lawyers have Beach firm of Nixon Hargrave Devans joined together to form a new & Doyle. partnership called Hannon Stutz 978 Elizabeth A. Campbell is as- Brightwell & Dyer, in Denver, Colo. sociated with the firm of Peter W. Booth is the judge Verner Lipfert Bernhard & '71 of the 4th Judicial District of El John H. Eft served as a visiting profes- McPherson in Washington, D.C. Paso County, Colorado Springs, Colo. sor of law for three months at the Uni- versity of Santa Clara. Eft is assistant Jonathan Barry Forman is now with Lynn A. Brooks was named head of division counsel for the Corps of the U.S. Department of Justice, Tax Connecticut General Life Insurance Engineers South Pacific Division in Division, in Washington, D.C. Company's Corporate Government San Francisco, Calif. and Industry Relations Department in Helene F. Hennelly is director of legal June 1979. John J. Loose has been named to the services at the Illinois Division of Michigan Board of Nursing for a term Peabody Coal Co., St. Louis, Mo. Elaine Maikovska, formerly Elaine ending June 30, 1983. Palo, is employed by the office of Daniel W. Jackson was appointed as- general counsel, U.S. Department of Robert A. McCormick became a full- sistant counsel in the law department Education in Washington. time associate professor at Detroit ~f The Travelers Insurance Com- College of Law beginning with the ~aniesof Hartford, Conn. He has been Deanell Reece Tacha has become as- academic year 1979-80. 3ssociated with the company since sociate vice-chancellor at the Uni- 1978. versity of Kansas in Lawrence. Pamela B. Stuart is an assistant U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia. '79 Maria B. Abrahamsen has loseph C. Zengerle has taken office as been admitted to the State Bar U.S. assistant secretary of the Air ~f Michigan. She practices law in the Force for Manpower, Reserve Affairs '74 Melissa N. Lee has become a Ietroit firm of Dykema Gossett and Installations. His wife, Lynda, JD member of the California bar spencer Goodnow & Trigg. '71, practices with Leighton Conklin & and is currently teaching at Hastings Lemov. Law School. Barbara DeBrodt was appointed as assistant legal counsel to Michigan's Laurence C. Nolan was appointed as- ;overnor in March 1980. Charles J. Averbook has been ;ociate professor of law at Detroit Col- '72 promoted to assistant general lege of Law beginning with the Stephen D. Weyhing was sworn in as zounsel with the Burger King Corpora- academic year 1979-80. tion. 3n assistant U.S. attorney for the {astern District of Michigan in May lay M. Friedland was named vice- ames B. Stoetzer has been 1980. He formerly was associated with president and associate counsel at the '75 Ldmitted to law practice in he Detroit firm of Miller Canfield First National Bank of Boston in Alaska and is in the Anchorage office 'addock & Stone. December 1979. ~f the Seattle, Wash. firm of Lane Powell Moss & Miller. Barbara Rom has joined the Detroit .aw firm of Hertzberg Jacob & Robert P. Wessely became a founding Afeingarten, PC, specializing in partner in the New York City firm of ~ankruptcy. VanGinkel & Benjamin in March 1979. The firm specializes in international, I. Bryan Williams and Stephen venture capital and entertainment Dawson became partners in the firm law. ~f Dickinson Wright McKean Cudlip & Vloon in August 1979. '76 Mary U. Eberle is assistant counsel in the legal depart- Brian E. Bayus was selected ment at Connecticut General Life In- 73 as "Employee of the Quarter" wrance Co., Hartford, Conn. ~y Consumers United Insurance Com- ]any for the last quarter of 1979. He is :urrently vice-president and general :ounsel. Deceased 23 Joseph C. Hooper, Sr., d. April 27, '31 Willis C. Moffatt, d. January 29, 1980 in Ann Arbor, Mich. 1980 in Boise, Ida. '00 Thomas R. Woodrow, d. Novem- !4 Andrew C. Bokelman, d. April 14, Alvin A. Neller, d. March 15, 1979 ber 3, 1979 in Denver, Colo. 1979 in Beatrice, Nebr. in Lansing, Mich. '10 E. C. Tourje, d. January 28,1980 in Norman Lee Desjardins, d, July James Howard Reed San Fernando, Calif. 19, 1979 in Owosso, Mich. David L. Seps, d. March 13, 1980 '11 John L.Anderson, d. October 12, Wendell Fitzgerald, d. February 1979 in Sun City, Ariz. 23, 1980 in South San Francisco, Jacob A. Weitzel, d. June 8,1979 in Greenville, Mich. Leon Milburn Bailey, d. August 2, Calif. 1979 in Kansas City, Mo. Vincent Fordell, d, May 29,1980 in Cornelius Wiarda, d. April 11, 1980 in Grand Rapids, Mich. Charles C. Becher, d. September Dearborn, Mich. 17, 1979 in Columbus, Ohio Horace M. Mechem, d. July 5,1979 '32 Edwin V. Gilliland, d. December 10, 1978 Carl B. Grawn, d. April 23,1980 in in Battle Creek, Mich. Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. 25 Harold F. Lusk, d. September, Owen Bemis Leonard, d. No- vember 14,1979 in Wakarusa, Ind, '12 Otto E. Fuelber, d. November 15, 1976 in Bloomington, Ind. 1979 Myrick H. Sublette Robert E. Miller, d. September 17, Adair J. Hotchkiss, d. January 12, 1979 in Southfield, Mich. 1972 26 Edward T. Stibich, d. January, 1980 in Johnstown, Penna. Varro H. Rhodes, d. January 29, '13 Duncan Gardner, d. March 29, 1978 1978 27 Roi Owen Becker, d. May 12,1979 '33 David Anderson, Jr., d. January 1, Glen Allen Irvin in Toledo, Ohio 1980 in Paw Paw, Mich. '14 Paul M. Cooter, d. Octobert 25, H. Thomas Cavanaugh, d. Sep- Elmer W. Askren 1979 in Atherton, Calif. tember 19, 1979 in Bridgeport, Conn. '34 Martin DeYoung Frederick B. Gilbert, d. May 10, 1978 in State Center, Ia. John Dewey Crogan, d. November Adsit Stewart, d. April 23, 1980 in 29, 1979 in Silver Spring, Md. Pontiac, Mich. John Blakey Helm, d. June 17,1979 Edwin Guest, d. March 2, 1978 '35 Louis J. Colombo, Jr.,d. December in Louisville, Ky. 27,1979 in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Norris G. Olney, d. November 1, Lawrence S. King, d. June 25,1980 in Royal Oak, Mich. Stewart M. Hanson, d. June 17, 1978 1980 Sidney L. Robin, d. June 15, 1979 '15 Lewis G. Christman, d. June 29, Lloyd V. Marlette, d. August 19, 1979 in Ann Arbor, Mich. James Joseph Weadock, Jr., d. 1979 in Port Huron, Mich. Frederick Edward Greer, d. June 16, 1979 in Lima, Ohio '36 Joseph N. Monaghan, d. April 19, December 20, 1972 in Shreveport, 1979 in Detroit, Mich. La. Arthur R. Wood, d. October 11, 1979 in Ocean City, N.J. Saverio R. Rosato, d. May 24, 1980 '37 Harry N. Casselman, d. January in Old Forge, Penna. 28 Ruth Berger, d. in Sarasota, Fla. 10, 1980 in Harbor Springs, Mich. Hal Forrest Burk, d. July 21, 1979 W. Grafton Sharp, d. July 15, 1979 in Seymour, Tenn. '16 Harry Rabwin, d. February 18, in Port Huron, Mich. 1980 Alexander Diamond, d. March 15, Laurence D. Smith, d. February 5, 1980 in Schenectady, N.Y. '17 Walter William Kohler, d. July 25, 1980 in Grand Rapids, Mich. 1979 in Penna. John Harold Nunneley Harvey D. Trimble, d. November 29, 1979 in Princeton, 111. '18 Myer B. Lavine, d. April 30, 1980 John M. Schermer, d. October 9, in Cleveland, Ohio 1979 in Seattle, Wash. '38 Milton A. Kramer, d. February, 1980 in Cleveland, Ohio '19 Lester S. Hecht, d. December 9, Edward F. Stern, d. April 6, 1980 1978 in Philadelphia, Penna. in Seattle, Wash. Richard L. Shook, d. March 23, 1980 in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Eugene D. Kirkby, d. June 8, 1980 29 Raymond D. Langlois, d. May, in Southfield, Mich. 1976 in Dearborn, Mich. '39 Arthur P. Boynton, d. October 19, 1979 in Petoskey, Mich. '21 Wallace C. Hall, d. January 23, Harry Seligson, d. August 3, 1979 1979 in Trenton, Mich. in Denver, Colo. '40 Franklin Butler, d, March 27, 1979 in Berwyn, Penna. James I. McClintock, Sr., d. Oc- Calvin N. Souther, d. October 23, tober 22, 1979 in Grosse Pointe, 1979 in Portland, Ore. C. Bruce Kelley, d. November 16, Mich. 1979 in Lansing, Mich. 30 John E. Anderson, d. June 9, 1979 '22 Leonard J. Brooks in Jackson, Mich. William H. Klein John Arthur Friedlund, d. August Leslie L. Davidson, d. December '42 Charles W. Peckinpaugh, Jr., d. 11, 1975 in Scottsdale, Ariz. 22, 1979 in Haslett, Mich. June 9, 1979 in Toledo, Ohio James Olds, d. in Akron, Ohio Manly K. Hunt, d. February 5, '44 Horace Mann Mellon, d. in 1980 in Sarasota, Fla. Yorktown Heights, N.Y. Clarence L. Smith, d. June 28,1979 in Pontiac, Mich. '47 Robert S. Allen, d. Tune 15, 1979 1 lames R. Mortell, d. September I is, 1972 Eugene- H. Lattin. d. A~ril18.1979 Gwynne B. Myers, d. March 8, Franklin L. Nehs, d. May 6,1979 in 1 1980 A~~leton.A 1 Wisc. Grover W. Penberthy, d. Decem- '48 Harry K. Mulholland, d. January ber 31, 1979 in Chevy Chase, Md. 19, 1979 in Los Angeles, Calif. '52 Laurence R. Hobey, d. April 8, John Richard Swenson, d. May 31, 1980 in Midland, Mich. 1980 in Scottsbluff, Nebr. James W. Stenglein, d. August 24, '49 Hollis P. Allan, d. November 18, 1979 in Saginaw, Mich. 1979 in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio '54 Richard N. McKee, d. November Sedgwick Summers Field, d. 22, 1979 in New Castle, Penna. August 12, 1979 in Ann Arbor, Mich. '58 Kenneth Arthur Stoumen, d. May 28, 1979 in Chicago, 111. Paul Walker Gordon, Jr., d. Oc- tober, 1979 in Chicago, Ill. '66 John Daniel Sharpe, d. April 10, 1979 in Worcester, Mass. Norbert T. Schneider, d. Novem- ber27,1976inHuntingburg,Ind. '74 Roderick Stephen Estes, d. November 24, 1979 '50 William D. Caton, Jr., d. April 25, 1979 in Seattle, Wash.

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THE JAMES B. ANGELL SOCIETY Membership is open to individuals, corporations, foundations, as- sociations and other groups. A combination of cash gifts and a deferred gift may be used to qualify; the deferred portion must be at least 150'70 of the difference between the total cash gifts and $1,000,000. For Angell Society only, all gifts over a person's lifetime are considered for qualifying, and all who in the past have made gifts of at least $1,000,000 have been recognized. Each individual member is eligible for membership in the Presidents Club.

MICHIGAN BENEFACTORS Membership is open to individuals, corporations, foundations, as- sociations and other groups. For individuals, a cash gift combined with a matching gift of not more than $50,000 totaling $100,000, each payable over 10 years may be used to qualify. And all gifts received by the University from the individual since January 1, 1961 may be credited in qualifying. A combination of cash gifts and a deferred gift may be used; the deferred portion must be at least 15070 of the difference between the total cash gifts and $100,000. Each individual Benefactor is eligible for membership in the Presidents Club.

THE HENRY P. TAPPAN SOCIETY Individuals only. In lieu of the basic cash gift of $50,000 the donor James 6. Angell Society. A cash gift of $1 million may make a cash gift of $37,500 plus a matching gift of $37,500, each payable over the lifetime of the donor, or a deferred payable over a period of 10 years to qualify. All Presidents Club gift of $1.5 million. qualifying gifts may also be credited in qualifying for Tappan. A combination of cash gifts and deferred gift may be used; the deferred portion must be at least 150'70 of the difference between the total cash gifts and $50,000. Each member is eligible for membership in the Presidents Club.

THE PRESIDENTS CLUB Michigan Benefactor. A cash gift of $100,000 Individuals only. In lieu of the basic cash gift of $10,000 the donor payable over 10 years, or a deferred gift of $1 50,000. may make a cash gift of $7,500 plus a matching gift of $7,500, each payable over a period of 10 years. Gifts received by the University in the 10 years prior to the commitment to qualify may be credited in qualifying. A combination of cash gifts and a deferred gift may be used; the deferred portion must be at least 150'70 of the difference between the total qualifying cash gifts and $10,000. If the donor's deferred gift is a life insurance policy the face value must be $25,000. Henry P. Tappb,, ~w~u=,y. .ift of $50,000 payable over 10 years, 01 -ed gift of $75,000. THE UNIVERSITY DEANS CLUB Individuals only. Recognition is for an annual gift or gifts. The donor may use a cash gift of at least $250 and a matching gift sufficient to total $500. The University's year to measure the "annual" gift is July 1 to June 30. The Law School Fund's year for making the list of names in this report is February 1 through January 31 each year (our fiscal year for all purposes). Thus if you made a $500 gift to the Law School in March, 1980. your name will not be in this report, but will be The Presidents Club. A cash aift of $10.000 payable listed next year when we report for 1980. over 1C years. ()r a deferred gift 100.

THE HUNDRED CLUB Individuals only. For an annual gift or gifts. Matching gifts may not be used for this designation. Membership is acknow!edged by both the University and the Law School, but we do not carry a separate list of names in this report. More than 2,000 alumni and friends qualified for membership in this group with gifts for the Law School The University [leans CIIub. An arlnual casih gift oif at (both Law School Fund and the Capital Campaign) in 1979. least $5 i00, or a (cash gift of $250 cwith a maltching gift of $250

The Hu lub. An , ash gift $100 ar ?an $50C *Please see our comments about these groups in "Reading . . . Between the Sheets" on p. 1, and the list of Law members starting on p. 12. Second Class Postage Paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan