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Volume X, 1993

Eastern Today is published annually foralumni and friendsof Eastern Michigan University and produced by the Officeof Public Information and University Publications. Plca.scdirect questions or commentsto the Officefor Alumni Rdations, Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197; (313) 487-0250.

EASTERN TODAY EDITORIAL COMMITTEE George G. Beaudette, director of alumni relations Beverly Farley, associate director of university development Jim Succtcr, sports information director Kathleen Tinney, assistant vice president, executive division Karen M. Pitton, acting director of university publications Karen L. Griess, editor NancyJ. Mida, staffwriter S. Jhoanna Robledo, student writer

PageB Page 10 GRAPHIC ARTIST Deborah Wencworth

0 N T E N T PHOTOGRAPHER c s DiclcSchwarze

Mordecai Sets the Stage ...... 7 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS John Charles Fovcnesi, '73, president Joan M. Colladay, '72, presidenr-clect Slater Takes the High Road to Washington ...... 8 Michael Libbing, '91, treasurer David Artley, '72 Gloria August, '86 From Broom to Classroom ...... 10 Jacqueline Brock,'86, '87 Melonie Colaianne, '83 Carlos Falcon, '68, '70 Eric Forster, '91 1992 Honor Roll ...... insert Gary Frownfclter, '72 Patricia Fulton, '76 CharlesHalash, '84 Jay Hansen, '83 CharlesJcnnin�, '73 D E PART M E N T S Denise Kaercher, '88 David Keller, '85 BernadetteLark.ins, '83 William Mays, Jr., '54 Commentary ...... 1 Valerie (LcBcau) Mills, '75. '85 Jack Minzcy, '50 Patriclc Monca, '72 Nikki Niedzielski, '89 Campus News ...... 2 RobertOliver, '67, '69 Linda Randolph, '83, '89 James Streeter,'73 Sports ...... 12 LeoTurner, '50 Kristin Gillett, student representative

Association News ...... 15 EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVE OFFICERS William E. Shdron, president Roy Wilbanks, executive vice president Class Notes ...... 17 Ronald W. Collins, provost and vice president foracademic affairs Patridc J. Doyle, acting vice president for business and Where Are They Now? ...... 24 financeand treasurer to the board of �ts Laurence N . Smith, vice president for univcnity marketing and student affairs Coast to Coast ...... 25 EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF REGENTS Rohen A. DcMania, chair Gayle P. Thomas, vice chair Fredericlc L. Blaclcmon Jarnes Clifton Anthony A. Derezinski Philip lncamati Mara M. Lctica Carl Pursell s the Universitygrows and changes through the years, the de­ mands of our alumni also change. We want to be connected to the needs of University alumni, as well as provide information on activities and updates on EMU alumni achievements, on a more frequent basis. For chis sole purpose, we have established Connection, a newsletter for University alumni and friendspublished eight times a year. Connection is filled with articles on EMU alumni, sports updates, and campus news to keep alumni current on issues affecting the University.As Eastern Michigan prepares for a new century, the University is continuously changing and improving, and we want alumni to be a part of chis growth. Alumni will continue to receive this magazine, Eastern Today, at this time every year. Eastern Todaygoes out to all alumni; Alumni Association members receive the magazine plus the newsletter. The magazine offers more in-depth articles on campus and alumni issues, as well as thought-provoking features on George G. Beaudette various alumni and their laurels. Our alumni continue to make strides in different fields. In this issue, we have featured Rodney Slater, '77, who holds a prestigious post in the federal government as federal highway administrator; the Cinderella story of Jack Yates, '92, who is making his mark in the fieldof education; and Ben Mordecai, '68, who continues to make a name for himself, and make Eastern Michigan proud, in theatre. We also caught up with Olympic gold medalist Hayes Jones, '60, and discovered his more recent achievements. The yearly issue also honors all EMU donors, without whom Eastern Michigan would not be the academic success and innovator it is today. During the past rwo years, donations have increased 60 percent. This year at Homecoming, we want you to come and "Discover the Magic" of EMU. We have many fun-filled activities planned for you, from tailgates to parades, and an exciting match between EMU and Kent State University. Mark your calendar forthe weekend of October 8. We look forward to your visit.

George G. Beaudette Director of Alumni Relations

EASTERN TODAY J News

Administrators Maintain Classroom Ties EMU Professors

Several top EMU administra­ Assist With Federal tors, including University presi­ Government dent William Shelton, have gone Programs back to the classroom. To reach, EMU Geography and Geology Pro­ char is. fessor Dr. Ted Ligibel was in Little Shelton, a former high school Rock, Arkansas, in January as one of reacher and college professor, fifty-two experts participating in a caught a class in the College of Clinton Transition Team roundrable Education in the winter semester. on neighborhood reviraJizarion. Shelton says rhe "extra duty" is an The roundrable, tided "Neighbor­ excellent way co keep in couch hoods in America: A Resource for a with both the students and their Diverse and Inclusive America," exam­ fields of study. ined neighborhood revitalization and EMU Provost and Vice Presi­ how historic preservation and the arts dent for Academic Affairs Ronald can play a role in neighborhood revital- Collins continues co teach chem­ 1zanon. istry classes at lease once a year. "I College of Technology Associate still get a lot of enjoyment out of Professor Dr. James L. Barnes, pro­ reaching," Collins says, "I don't gram director of the NASA Research want to get 100 percent detached Office at the University, has collabo­ from my field." rated with the Environmental Research Vice President for University President WilliamShelton leads education Institute of Michigan in the develop­ Marketing and Student Affairs clas s. ment of MINDS for 2000+ (Middle Laurence N. Smith occasionally School Instruction forNew Develop­ teaches. He says he findsit beneficialto work with students just planning co enter ments in Space Technology) program the fieldhe's enjoyed for more than rhirryyears. Lase fall, he taught a guidance and to explore innovative methods in reach­ counseling class. University Attorney Kenneth McKanders teaches law classes in ing and learning the sciences. Barnes various departments in the University. has worked with NASA since 1971.

Governor Completes EMU Board of Regents Appointments

Michigan Governor John Engler Hills, and was appointed to a full eighr­ served as board chairman since 1991. has announced the appointments of year term expiring Dec. 31, 2000. He Elected as vice chair was Dr. Gayle U.S. Rep. Carl D. Pursell, Frederick L. replaced Dr. Richard Robb of Ypsi­ Thomas, a Dearborn dentist who has Blackmon, and Mara M. Letica co lanti, who did not seek reappoinrment. been on the board since 1991. She EMU's eight-member Board of Re­ Lerica, 37, of Bloomfield Hills, is succeeds Regent James Clifton, who gents. general counsel for Lerica Corp. in was vice chairman for rhe last two A Plymouth Republican, Pursell, Rochester. She was appointed to a six­ years. 60, retired this year from the U.S. year term expiring Dec. 31, 1998. She House of Representatives after sixteen replaced Robin Stembergh, who re­ years of service. He replaced Thomas signed due to relocation. Guastello of Grosse Pointe Woods, In ocher Board of Regents news, who did not seek reappointment. Robert A. DeMarcia, president and Pursell's eight-year term expires Dec. chief executive officer of rhe R.A. 31, 2000. DeMarria Co. in Plymouth, was elected Blackmon, 40, is senior vice presi­ chairman by a unanimous vote of the dent and chief financial officer at board membership. He has been an Alexander Hamilton Life Insurance EMU regent since 1991. He succeeds Company of America in Farmington Regent Anthony Derezinski, who Carl D. Pursell

2 EASTERN TODAY I� Thespians Thrill EMU Theatre-goers EMU to Build Library

Two renowned entertainers per­ Michigan Governor John Engler formed on Eastern Michigan has signed a bill allowing for $51 mil­ University's campus last winter. lion in capital outlay funds to build a Stratford Festival actor Nicholas new University Library. The new li­ Pennell presented "Children's Hour," brary will feature 280,000 square feet a solo performance of poetry and prose of space, compared to the current for and about children, in January at Library's 134,000. The multi-phase Sponberg Theatre. Pennell's perfor­ plan, called "Library Replacement/Re­ mance was part of his duties as EMU's assignment," calls for the Library to be 1993 McAndless Distinguished Pro­ built on the current site of che EMU fessor in the Humanities. Physical Plant on West Circle Drive Pennell also caught and directed the across from the Brown-Munson stu­ University's February production of NicholasPennell dent apartments. The plant building, Shakespeare's As You Like ft. housing maintenance, grounds, and AJso in January, actor and nation­ custodial sraffofficeswill be corndown, ally-acclaimed speaker and writer Ossie and those offices will be moved to a Davis performed a series of dramatic not-yet-determined site off campus. readings, poetry, and ocher reflections The current Library building, also on on the lives of black Americans. Davis, West Circle Drive in the center of who is regularly featured on "Evening campus, will be renovated ro house Shade," began storytelling in rhe 1950s offices and classrooms for the College with his wife, actress Ruby Dee, as a of Education. way to generate income when the two were firstmarried. Later they realized it was an excellent way to share their black history and culture. Ossie Davis

Sunshine Boys Bring "Rays" of Laughter

Two retired professors of EMU's Communication and Theatre Arcs Department returned to the stage in May co perform Neil Simon's The Sunshine Boys. Recently retired CT A professors Parker Zellers and Bob McElya returned to campus in the roles of Willie Clark and Al Lewis. Described by Newsweek magazine as "Neil Simon's laugh machine," the play featured two retired old vaudevillians, Lewis and Clark, who worked together for forty-threeyears but hadn't spoken to each ocher for twelve. When the two are relucranrly reunited for a television special, their quarreling resumes. Zellers and McElya had never worked together on a project before the play, but successfully entertained audiences during the play's two-week run.

Emeritus professorsBob McElya (left) and Parker Zellers.

EASTERN TODAY 3 EMU Hosts National Time and Learning Commission EMU hosted the National Education Commission on Time and Learning, and its regional public hearings, April 28- 30, in Ypsilanti. The nine-member commission, which includes EMU Presi­ dent William E. Shelton, was created by Congress two years ago with the passage of The Education Council Act of 1991. Its charge is co examine the quality and adequacy of time U.S. elementary and secondary students spend on study and learn­ ing. Through site visits, public hearings, and the analysis ofdata gathered nationwide, the commission will study the length of the academic day and school year; the in-school time children spend learning core academic subjects; the use of incentives to increase achievement; out-of-school learning time and home­ work; year-round professional opportunities for teachers; and how school facilities are used forextended learning programs. In 1994, the commission will present its findings and recommendations in a report co Congress and the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Education. Those recommendations President WilliamShelton listens intentlyto children. will include appropriate numbers of hours per day and days per year for U.S. in-school instruction and possibly a model plan for longer academic days and years.

General Fund Budget Nearly $ 125 Million

A 1993-94 General Fund operating when compared with last year's bud­ of $728,554 from a $1.4 million pro­ budget of $124,990,092 for Eastern get, and incorporates an 8 percent tu­ jected fund balance for 1992-93. Michigan University was approved ition increase. The tuition increase "I am firmlyconvinced chat we can during the summer. equates co 7 .8 percent for full-time, have no further reductions in faculty The new budget represents an in­ lower-level undergraduates, and raises and staff and maintain the quality of crease of $4.76 million or 3.9 percent the race for lower-level courses co $82. 75 our programs, so we are committed co per credit hour for 1993-94. For up­ at least the current level of staffing," Sources of General Fund Operating per-level courses, the new race will be said University President William Revenues at Michigan's Public Universities $88.50 per credit hour. Shelton during open budget hearings The tuition increases are based on a in April. Lastyear, financialconstraints 22% planned enrollment of 565,000 stu­ ty EMU 1959-60 caused the elimination of for 78% dent credit hours and are expected co positions, resulting in approximately provide $56.27 million in revenues; fifteen stafflayoffs. 34.3% $3.97 million more than what would Shelton added that even though 1974-75 65.7% have been generated ac the 1992-93 Michigan Governor John Engler has races. In 1993-94, tuition revenues will recommended no increase in EMU's 45.8% 1991-92 54.2% support 44.8 percent of the proposed appropriation for 1993-94 or the fol­ General Fund operating budget at lowing year, Michigan's universities EMU. are doing better than many other states 44.8% EMU o 1993-94 51.6% The 1993-94 budget assumes n. where drastic cuts are occurring; more­ increase in scare appropriation, no re­ over, Shelton said EMU continues to ductions in the personal services (staff improve despite its modest levels of • Appropriation OTuition, Fees & Other and faculty) budget, and the allocation funding.

4 EASTERN TODAY Facilities Plan Achieves Goals Rehabilitation of Pease Auditorium Outdoor Recreation Center Renovation of Rynearson Stadium On-campus Greek Village A deferred maintenance plan A campus beautification plan Parking improvements Street repairs The $88 million plan targeted state, federal, and private Editor'sNote: Roy sources offunding, as well as redirected University resources Wilbanks is executive and a new facility fee co be imposed on students. Now that vice president and funding has been secured for the library and College of architect of the Facilities Education, virtually all of the priorities identified in the Planfor instructional Facilities Plan have been funded, and many already have and Supp ort Programs. been completed. The new University Library will be built on the sire of the current Physical Plant building, which will be relocated co an off-campus site. When chose two projects are When rhe Michigan scare legislature and GovernorEngler completed, the current library will be renovated and will approved a capital outlay bill earlier this year which appro­ become the College of Education. Groundbreaking for the priated $51 million to Eastern Michigan University for a new library should take place during the summer of I 994. new University Library and remodeling of rhe current The renovation of McKenny Union has been completed, library for the relocation of the College of Ed.ucarion, rhe with funding derived from the facility fee and the realloca­ finishing couches were put on EMU's Facilities Plan for tion of University resources. The Union now features a lnsrrucrional and Support Programs. commercial mall on the main floor, including Wendy's, The Facilities Plan had been approved by rhe Board of Club Cappuccino, a deli, a First of America Bank branch, a Regents in February 1990 and implementation began dur­ copy center, and Barnes and Noble Bookstore. The lower ing the spring semester chat year. The need for such a plan level houses the Office of Campus Life, Student Govern­ had been determined in J 989, when rhe University defined ment and student organization offices, a student computer a deferred maintenance problem on campus totaling more lab, a commuter student lounge, and the bowling alley. rhan $44 million and faced a lengthy future with no scare Offices and meeting space on the second and third floorshas support co fund maintenance needs. In addition, it had no been renovated and remodeled. The entire building is now plan for addressing major maintenance needs nor for ad­ accessible through the installation of an elevator in the dressing aesthetic issues like rhe appearance of campus. central mall area. A Facilities Planning Team was established, co-chaired Bowen Field House renovations also have been com­ by two members of the Board of Regents, with leadership pleted and included replacement of the track, a new sound from Executive Vice President Roy Wilbanks, which em­ system in the arena, a screen around the basketball floor,roof barked on a study of facilities needs as the University approached rhe twenry-fost century. The Facilities Plan was developed which identified priority needs and sources of funding and incorporated a means for addressing campus maintenance and beautification issues. The plan identifiedthe following facilities and infrastruc- ture priorities: College of Education Building Sports Training Instructional Center University Library Renovation of McKenny Union Renovation of Bowen Field House Planning for a convocation center McKenny Union

EASTERN TODAY 5 Lake Ho use Forest Avenue MailExtension repairs, and completion of the HVAC system to all offices. landscaping and plantings in the Forest Avenue MaJl, site A related study was done to determine feasibility and site work, sidewalks and landscaping around Sherzer Hall, ex­ for a new convocation arena and a preliminary architectural tension of the Forest Avenue Mall to West Circle Drive and plan was developed. landscaping, Jefferson Mall landscaping, campus irrigation, A $1 million grant was awarded by the federal govern­ King/Goodison corridor plantings, Ford connector plantings, ment for the restoration of Pease Auditorium and the McKenny/Oakwood improvements, elimination ofthe con­ University committed $1.8 million to complete the first nector between West Circle Drive and East Circle Drive, and phase of the project, which will include exterior repairs and improved campus lighting. restoration, infrastructure improvements, and handicap ac­ Similarly, $420,000 is committed to deferred mainte­ cessibility. A capital campaign currently is underway to raise nance projects on an annual basis. Projects have included the $1.2 million for the second phase of the project, which will renovation of auditoriums in Sill Hall, Strong Hall, and include renovation of the auditorium's interior. Federal Roosevelt Hall, renovation ofa classroom in Boone Hall and funding is being sought for the $1.6 million third phase, in Rackham, installation of air conditioning in Starkweather which would update the lighting and sound systems, recon­ Hall, re-roofing Pease Auditorium and Roosevelt Hall, air struct the stage and orchestra pit, add dressing rooms and conditioning, lighting, and shelving in the University Li­ reception areas, and re-install the Frederick Alexander Me­ brary, and masonry repairs to Mark Jefferson. morial Organ. Work on phase one began this past summer. The availability of chis funding has made a significant A new Outdoor Recreation Center was completed last fa ll difference to the appearance of campus and campus build­ as an addition to the Olds-Robb Student Recreation Center. mgs. The new center includes a 1.3 acre lake with paddleboats and Finally, a plan was developed to address parking and street row boats, lie fountains, nine tennis courcs, three lie sand paving priorities. Completed projects include the re-design volleyball courts, a one-mile jogging trail, a sunning area, of the McKenny and Oakwood parking lots and closing of amphitheater, park area for picnics and a lodge with a grill, McKenny drive, re-paving of West Circle Drive and alter­ meeting room, and large screen television. ation to one-way, re-paving of Oakwood, re-direction and The $12 million renovation of Rynearson Stadium was re-paving of the Ann Street Loop in conjunction with Ease completed in time for the 1992 football season and included Circle Drive, and elimination of the Jones/Goddard Drive. a new artificial playing field, a team building including As a result ofthe implementation ofthis plan, the campus has locker room, installation of 500 chair-back seats, razing of become more pedestrian oriented, with vehicular traffic the east side stands and construction of new permanent virtually cut offthrough the main campus. stands to total 30,000 seats, a new electronic scoreboard, and The only unfunded project still of priority is the on­ expansion of the press box to two levels with handicap campus Greek Village, which requires the commitment of accessibility. Restroom and concession areas have been ex­ the national organizations of fraternities and sororities to panded significantly. The renovation was fu nded by the make it a realiry. facility fee, redirected University resources, and $2 million With just three of the ten years of the Facilities Plan raised in private contriburions. completed, the direction of the entire campus has been $250,000 is committed to campus beautificationprojects significantlyaltered. Future students will reap the rewards of each year, and a plan for each year's expenditures is com­ the commitment made by the regents, administration, and pleted on an annual basis. Projects completed to date include students in 1990 in adopting and funding the plan.

6 EASTERN TODAY Mordecai Sets the Stage choices. "I don't regret the decision I made co devote my cime BY S. JHOANNA ROBLEDO, '92 co sca�ring ch� Indiana Repertory Theatre instead of wricing the d1sserrat1on, because chat really was instrumental in In 1959, Ben Mordecai, '68, saw a production of A Raisin allowing me co have an enjoyable career." He says rherewere Attending the theatre was something Mordecai in the Sun. cough rimes crying co establish the theatre, and still are some had always enjoyed doing, a tradition that began as a child when difficult professional decisions need co be made. He growing up in New York Ci . Little did he know at rhe rime ty says, however, chat having strong ethical standards has that more than twenty years lacer, in 1982, che director of guided him while working "in a field like chis which is so hat show, Lloyd Richards, would be hiring Mordecai co a � public, and risky, and fraught with enormous ego prob­ JOb ar Yale University chat he says has been most enjoyable. lems." Mordecai has seen nothing bur success since graduating In 1982, he was offered a job ar Yale University, as from EMU with a master's degree in cheater. He had directed managing director of the Yale Repertory Theatre and School and acted in a number of small plays while at Eastern of Drama, as well as serving as chair of the theatre manage­ Michigan, bur no one could have foreseen rhe measure of ment program. As managing director, he oversaw the admin­ success he would lacer achieve. Mordecai, who was named istration, production, finances, marketing, and fund raising the associate dean of the Yale School of Drama last fall, is of rhe Yale Repertory. Mordecai, an adjunct professor of renowned for his work producing and managing plays drama, is continuing his teaching and chairmanship of rhe performed at the Yale Repertory Theatre, and elsewhere. Th arre Mana ement program, as well as addressing his new Mordecai has even made his mark on Broadway, where � ? duties as associate dean for administration. some of che works he has produced have been performed. As Mordecai spends most of his free rime with his wife a producer, he has received numerous awards. He has �herry, and their fourteen-year-old daughter, Rachel, play� produced plays written by August Wilson, such as Fences, mg tennis, swimming, or going co the movies. He loves the which won the Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award, and The theatre so much it is not only his work but his choice of which also won the Pulitzer, and an NMCP Piano Lesson, leisure activity. As a Tony Awards voter, he attends the Theater Award. He also was honored with a special Tony che�cre approximately a hundred nights a year. "Thar's my Award for his work at The Yale Repertory Theatre. He was bus111ess; I go co the theatre all the rime." He often asks the first recipient of rhe Robert Whitehead Award for prospective Yale Drama students he interviews how ofren achievements in commercial producing. Mose recently, an­ they go co the theatre. "Ifyou really think going to the theatre other Pulitzer-prize-winning play he produced, Angels in fif co a hundre� times a year is going co be excessive, then America, was awarded a Tony. � o re probably 111 the wrong business." Mordecai certainly Mordecai was firstbitten by the "acting bug" during his � � 1sn t. undergraduate years at Buena Vista College in Iowa. But he found a niche as the producer of shows. 'Thar's where my talents lay," he said. In rhe roles of actor and director "I discovered over time chat I wasn't at least an artist on che l;vel char I was interested in associating with ... I would look ar other people's work chat I liked better than rhe work I was doing." He finds e conceptual period of a show, purring ir _� together and ra1S1ng money co put ir on, as rhe most rewarding. After EMU, Mordecai continued his education in theatre arcs at Indiana University. He was enrolled in a doctoral program, but never wrote a dissertation, choosing instead co help found a theatre in India­ napolis. This became rhe Indiana Repertory The­ atre, which he ran with two ocher co-founders for eleven years. Ac first he directed performances, but lac r was responsible for markering and budgeting, � _ while scrugglmg co establish the theatre. Mordecai says he has an analytical side co him, and chis was handy in chis capacity, as well as in Mordecai's present endeavors. Mordecai says he has no regrets about his career

EASTERN TODAY 7 Slater Takes the High Road to Washington BY KAREN L. GRIESS, '83

The road is long from Michigan to Arkansas. The road is longer still fromArkansas to Washington, D.C. In the case of Rodney Slater, '77, whose business now is roads, that is the road he's traveled in the sixteen years since leaving EMU for law school in his home state of Arkansas. While at EMU, Slater traveled in several directions, from running up and down the football fieldas a starting running back, to winning a national championship with the forensics ream. Now, he is traveling roads everywhere, looking our for the safety of everyone. Slater was formally sworn in as the administrator of the Federal Highway Administration in Washington, D.C. on June 16, 1993, following his Senate confirmation on May 28. He is the firstAfr ican-American to hold this position. He Rodney Suiteroffe rs his acceptance speech after being sworn will be responsible for ensuring rhe safety of the nation's in as federalhigh way adminstrator. system of highways and bridges, as well as the enforcement was just something char was totally unheard of," he said. of federal truck and bus safety standards. "During my sophomore year, Dennis Beagen caught me Slater graduated from the University of Arkansas School persuasive speaking and suggested I should givesome thought of Law in 1980 and then becan1e char srare's assistant to becoming a member of the forensics team. At that time, I anorney general, working in the litigation division for two was a scarring halfback, and needless to say, other things were years. His road to Washington began in 1982, when he demanding my attention, so I did not take him up on the became deputy campaign manager for Bill Clinton, who was offer, bur my senior year he introduced me to the ream and on the comeback trail to regain the governorship of Arkan­ co the challenge of being a member of the forensics team. The sas. competition level was as incense as any I've ever experienced "I was offered the opportunity to become a part of his and I think to just have been a part of a national champion­ administration. I had not planned char necessarily, because ship team was the experience of a lifetime. And, I frankly I was really interested in going into private practice," Slater joined the forensics team nor knowing that at all. said. "But I got to know him ... I thought he would be a good "f often tell people chat I was at a tournament at che governor, based on what he had done during his first term as University of Michigan when I saw all of the people repre­ governor, and his term as attorney general, and then I senting West Point, who had on their nice, wool uniforms, decided it was clearly something I wanted to be involved in." and all of the ocher participants from schools from the East, Though Slater's paths have taken him far from his alma the Ivy League and all of char. l had no idea char when I said macer, he is quick to point out that many of rhe qualities he I was from Eastern, there would be this pause, and it was a now possesses took root while he was still in college, and pause our of respect for the fact char we had been been specifically,while on the forensics and football teams. national champions for so many years, and I did nor know "I got involved in forensicsmy senior year and initially, it char. One of the individuals said to me, 'well, I guess you all was just co give me something to do in the afternoons. are going to win the national championship again chis year,' Because I'd been so involved in athletics, to be done ar 2:30 and I thought for a moment, really quite concerned that I was in the midst of chis kind of compericion, not knowing the ... the reputation and the esteem of an reputation of the school and the ream. I said, 'I guess we are.' Bue it was then chat I came to understand what the members talked about when they said you have all of these other institution issha ped to some degree by competitive reams on campus that get so much attention and the work of its students, long af ter they the finances, encouragement, ere., and here we are, a jewel, and very fewpeople noticed the quality of our contributions. have lef t campus. "I know fora fact that part ofthe responsibility I now have, ifl am successful in the endeavor, and I am confident that I

8 EASTERN TODAY RodneySlater (third from left) with 1977 national Slatergets past a defender in EMU's champion forensics team. 51-14 win over Illinois State in 1975.

will be, a loc of it will be based on my ability co put in words to reconsider the opportunity in Washington." che challenge before the agency, and a lot of that will be Prior to Slater's present position, he was director of accributable co skills, insights, and talents char I developed as governmental relations at Arkansas Seate University from a member of the forensics team, as well as the other experi­ 1987-1993. He also served in 1992 as deputy campaign ences you gain being on a college campus. [In] being far away manager and senior traveling advisor for the Clinton/Gore from home, having to come co grips with occupying fully the presidential campaign. ground on which you stand, the difficulties that I experi­ Slater has received numerous awards and recognitions, enced as a member ofan athletic ream that had three different including the 1990 Arkansas Transit Association's "Arkan­ coaches in four years, and how you have to make a commit­ sas Public Transportation Advocate Award," for his efforts as ment co stick it our and co stay che course, co remain true co a staunch advocate for greater investment in transportation your convictions, and how in a senior year as captain you're co stimulate the economy. He also was named an "Arkansas having a very difficulttime as a team, but you leave knowing Hero" in December 1989 by the Arkansas Times magazine char no one quit the team, that everyone hung together, and for his work co improve conditions in the Delta. The chat quite possibly the seed was plan red forrhe success char Arkansas Jaycees recognized him in March 1990 as one ofthe was co be enjoyed years lacer. I feel good abou r the experience "Ten Outstanding Young Arkansans." I had." So, now that Slater is the federal highway administrator, Slater keeps in contact with numerous friends from his does that mean that the road to Ypsilanti will become the EMU years, including Beagen (department head for Com­ road less traveled? Perhaps nor. munication and Theatre Arts) and Jim Streeter (sports "I remember saying as I was leaving [EMU] that I came information director). Additionally, there are a number of for certain reasons and I had taken care of chose; wanting co football teammates with whom he corresponds, including get an education, graduating on time, demonstrating char his good friend Darrion Price, and Gregory Bankston, who one can be an athlete and a good student, making a contri­ also are from Arkansas. He also keeps in touch with Ron bution to the long-term success of the athletic program, and Johnson, Clarence Chapman, and Reggie Garrett, and from also, acknowledging the fact that I will always be a part of rime co rime has seen John Banaszak. Eastern, that it will always be a part of me, and chat in no Ir may become harder now co keep in couch with old small measure, the reputation and the esteem of an institu­ friends, as Slater has added a few more priorities co his busy tion is shaped to some degree by the work ofits students, long lifestyle. He and his wife, Cassandra Wilkins, recently added af ter they have left campus," Slater said, reminiscing. "I infant Bridgette Josette Slater to the fold. The addition of would hope that just as Eastern has continued to grow, Bridgette actually had a lot to do with Slater's decision co join develop, and prosper, that some of what I'm involved in now the Clinton administration in Washington. speaks well of what I was given while I was there. "The president and I had talked about the possibility of "I was elated that during the campaign [while the Presi­ joining the administration, but I was working on a couple of dent was preparing for the debate] we actually stayed at the things in Arkansas," he said. "One was entering state politics. Radisson ... It was my first visit there. It was good. It was Ac the time, we had a lieutenant governor's position chat was good co come back co Ypsi and to know that I had traveled open and there was a special election. That was attractive. that way before." After I thought about it and dealt with che factchat it would be quite a strain on my family with a new child, I then started

EASTERN TODAY 9 Fro01Br oo01to Classroo01

EMU was flexible, coo. Probably the most difficult time BY NANCY J. MIDA, '72 for Yates was during his student teaching, when he caught from 8 a.m. to 3:20 p.m., then punched in for his afternoon Jack Yates, '92, is a lucky guy, and he will be che first co shift as custodian, working until midnight. "le made for a cell you chat. He has landed his dream job, only cwo minutes long day, and was hectic, but I made ic through." fromwhere he lives, and loves what he is doing. During his student days, Yates got a lot of support from In what sounds like a "made for TV" plot, Yates went his family and friends. "My wife,Debbi, was very supportive. directly from his job as head custodian co his current position She helped me the most. I couldn't have done it without her of third grade teacher at Brighton's Hawkins Elementary help. And, I can't say enough about che Brighton Schools; School. they really helped me out, in addition co hiring me (as a Yates did have the luck of being in the right place at the teacher)." right time, but a large measure of his success was due co hard Perhaps proving the old adage, "what goes around, comes work and perseverance. He has been a college student since around," Yates now is beneficingfrom years of commitment 1983, when he started arcending Washtenaw Community to the community. He has served as commissioner for College while working full rime as a custodian in various Brighton Baseball/Softball and currently is vice-president of Brighton schools. that organization. In addition, he helped out during enrich­ Though Yates left high school with no specific career ment days at the middle school, caught a calligraphy class and plans, things started co fall into place when his familymoved computer games there, and ran the field hockey program. to Fowlerville. "I had thought about college, but wasn't Despite all his preparation and hard work, Yates found, enthused about it. I needed co make some money, so I started like many first-yearteachers, chat his firstyear called for some working as a custodian in 1979. About a year lacer, I was adjustments. Like his students, he learned a lot coo. promoted co head custodian in Lindbom Elementary. Then "You have to be fa ir all the time, and it's hard co do chat. in 1988, an opporrunity opened up at Maltby Middle When something happens, it's often difficult co decide on School. There, I had more responsibility, more overtime, the appropriate punishment." Yates admits it's hard for him and I met some great people." Yates said he received a lot of co discipline che scudencs. "I'm very easy going, I hate co raise encouragement from the staff at Maltby when his career my voice. I guess chat's pare of becoming a friend lacer, plans started co jell. [rather than earlier]. You need co gain their respect early. "The Brighton system was very flexible. During my lase Then you can ease up. You need co gee the rules down, and year, they lee me switch positions with the afternoon custo­ then stick to chem. The kids sense when you're a pushover." dian; keeping my position as head custodian, yet working "The kid pare was easy, buc geccing organized was hard for afternoons." me. I hired in righ c before school started, actually going from being a custodian one day co accending an in-service fornew teachers the next. Th e kidpart was easy, but getting orga­ "And, as a first-year teacher, I had nothing co fa ll back nized was hardfor me. I hired in right on." Yates had student caught in the fifth grade, but had co gear down for teaching third grade. "I also had co gear down before hoolsc started, actually going my expectations about the students' reading and writing levels." from being a custodian one day to at­ Yates also had co deal with some extra pressure chat most first-year teachers don't routinely have. News of his tending an in-service for new teachers "Cinderella Story" reached the media and he was featured in the Brighton Argus, on the front page ofthe Detroit Free Press, the next. and on Channel 2. Though he enjoyed his moment of fa me,

JO EASTERN TODAY ja ck Ya tes and his third grade classat Hawkins Elementary in Brighton.

Yates said the publicity at the beginning of the school year was somewhat unsettling. But things started coming together after the holidays, and I plan to continue to talk to students his principal at Hawkins, BaibaJensen, was instrumental in helping him get through the first-year jitters. Yates had about the importance of staying in school always liked working with kids, and found he liked working and about always working hard. I with third graders. "It's an important year. They are making the transition from 'learning to read to reading to learn,' as strongly believe that ifpeo ple push hard well as learning multiplication and division. And I had a great group of kids." enough, theycan get whatever th eywant. Yates hopes to pass on the importance of being goal­ oriented to his students. "They understood I was working my way up because of all the publicity. I plan to continue to talk to students about the importance of staying in school, and about always working hard. I strongly believe chat if people push hard enough, they can get whatever they want. 'Tm glad I made this decision. It was worth going to school for all those years, and well worth the wait."

EASTERN TODAY 11 Cooper Excited About '93 Season By Jim Streeter, '73 junior college players that are coming Headlining the list of returning in during the fall might not be ready to lettermen is senior return specialist Ron go in early drills but they will work Craig Thompson, who finished the Cooper their way in quickly. As far as the 1992 campaign ranked in three N CM knew freshman recruits are concerned, if national statistics categories. that he someone is good enough to play and The quarterback spot is one of the was ac­ contribute, they will play. We will not main mystery areas for Cooper. cepting redshirr just for the sake ofredshirting." Sophomore Kwesi Ramsey was the quite a Cooper wilJ need that combination starting signal-caller in eight games ch a I - of veterans, junior college players, and last year but will not return to the Ienge freshman recruits to prove themselves team. when he quickly if Eastern is to improve on a Junior Kwame McKinnon and applied 1992 season that saw the Eagles finish sophomores Brett Parachek and John Ron Cooper cror h t e with a 1-10 record. Veteran Head Hignite are the incumbents for that Eastern MichiganUniversi tyhead foot­ Coach Jim Harkema announced his position. Cooper also expects rwo ball coaching position, but the first­ resignation after the fourthgame of'93 junior college recruits, Michael Armour year coach is ready, willing, and able to and was replaced on an interim basis by and Dayna Hall, to enter the picture. turn the program around. then offensive line coach Jan Quarless. Cooper accepted the EMU head coaching job in December 1992 after EMU Athletics Corporate "Party" Packages serving as the assistant head coach at Share in the excitement of fun-filled football Saturdays at Eastern Michigan the University of Notre Dame. ty and While chat change in venue might Universi . Enjoy pre-game familyentertainment, bands, raffles,tailgating, seem like a strange move to some, competitive night football. Cooper sees it as a chalJenge in his first We invite you to participate in our Corporate Parry Program. With one of the CPP packages, you can sponsor a favorite youth organization, reward employees, stint as a head coach. host current clients, and/or cultivate new clients. We will create an atmosphere "I saw the Eastern Michigan job as a tremendous career opporrunicy, and that will allow you to build camaraderie with your tailgate guests. Please feel free to contact us at 487-1050. Join us, it'll be fun! I am very impressed with the commit­ ment the University has made to the football program. Eastern Michigan University Football "We've sec some goals for chis foot­ ball team and having a winning season 1993 Schedule is No. l," Cooper added. "We are Sepe. 4 at West Virginia 1:00 p.m. working hard on developing a winning Sept. 9 TEMPLE 7:30 p.m. attitude and the individual desire to be Sept. 18 WESTERN ILLINOIS 6:00 p.m. (Band Night & Hall of Fame Night) great." Sept. 25 Open Cooper, along with his young and Oct. 2 at Miami * 1:00 p.m. enthusiastic staff,are counting on forcy­ Oct. 9 KENT * 6:00 p.m. six returning lecterwinners to provide a (Homecoming) solid base for the program. He is not Oct. 16 at Central Michigan * 1:00 p.m. Oct. 23 WESTERN MICHIGAN * 6:00 p.m. ruling our the strong contributions (Family Weekend) that several top junior college recruits Oct. 30 BALL STATE * 1:00 p.m. as well as some outstanding freshman Nov. 6 at Akron * 1:00 p.m. recruits will have co make for the Nov. 13 OHIO * 1:00 p.m. success of the 1993 Eagles. Nov. 19 at Toledo * 7:00 p.m. "We will definitely count on our * Mid-American Conference Game All Times arc Site Times and Subject co Change junior college recruits to seep in and HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS Ticket Information: (313) 487-2282 help right away," Cooper said. "The

]2 EASTERN TODAY Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1992 HONOR ROLL

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Eastern Michigan Un iversity Fo undation Offi cers

Chair: John B. Damoose Secretary: Roy Wilbanks [ 'niver-sity Ci,rle Vice President of Executive Vice The University Circle Marketing President Ch sler Corporation The Universiry Circle is the ry Eastern Michigan group of alumni and friends who are University investing in the future of Eastern Michigan Universiry. The Universiry Vice Chair: Peggy Campbell Treasurer: Darrell Cooper Circle consists of five groups: President President Regents' Council - Members Kean Manufacturing Fernco, Inc. of the Regents' Council have given outright gifts of cash, securities, real Fo undation Staff properry, services, or gifts in kind totaling $50,000 in 1992, pledges of President (Acting): Roy Wilbanks $50,000 or more payable within 10 Vice President for Business years, or qualifiedplanned gifts of and Administration (Acting): Russell Wright $250,000 or more payable through a Vice President for Development (Acting): Kathleen Tinney cruse agreement, life insurance con­ Direccor of Business and Finance: Lee Lien tract, or beq uesr. President's Council - Mem­ Eastern Michigan Un iversity Development Staff bers of che Presidenc's Council have Kathleen Tinney given oucright gifts of $JO,OOO to $49,000 in 1992, pledges of $10,000 Acting Vice Presidenr for Development EMU Foundation to $49,000 payable within 10 years, or qualified planned gifts of $50,000 Beverly J. Farley to $249,999. Associate Direccor of Development Tower Club - Members of che Tower Club have given outright gifts of $1,000 to $9,999 during 1992. Sue I. McKenzie Founders' Club - Members of Acting Assistant Director of Development the Founders' Club have given out­ John H. Nordlinger right gifts of $500 to $999 during 1992. Associate Director of lnrercollegiate Athletics Hundred Club - Members of rhe Hundred Club have given ouc­ Bruce C. Paccerson Planned Giving Officer righc gifts of $100 co $499 during 1992. In addition, those individuals Stephen Ragan who contribute a qualified planned College of Arcs and Sciences Development Officer gift are included as members of the Heritage Club. Qualified planned Linda Radke gifts, both current and deferred in Coordinator of Alumni/Development Records and Research nature, include bur are not limited to bequests (provisions in one's personal estate plan), charitable remainder Support Staff trusts, life insurance gifts, beneficiary Barbara Delprato designations under a retirement or Marion Meccetal Cleo Dinco pension plan, both current and de­ Annette Lilly Janey Wilbanks Annette Rurka ferred in nature, life estate agree­ ments, bargain sale transactions, and Glenda Cornette living crust agreements. Everyeffo rt has been made to en­ sure the accuracy of this Honor Roll. We recognize, however, that some errors or omissions may occur. Please notify Unless otherwise noted, all photographs appearing in the the Development Offi ce by calling Honor Roll were taken at the 1992 Regents' and President's (3 13) 487-0252 ifyour name does not Council Dinner, held at the Radisson on the Lake. appear or ifit is misspelled. HR 2

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Dear Alumni and Friends, We are recognizing in che following pages chose individuals and organiza­ tions who contributed co Eastern Michigan University during calendar year 1992. Contributions forthe year totaled $3,028,205, one of our best years ever. In face,total concribucions increased 48.9 percent over 199 l's total of $2,033,908. Last year we announced chat che EMU Foundation had sec as ics goal in­ creasing che value of the University's endowment from $8.3 million June 30, 1992, co $30 million by the University's sesquicentennial in 1999. We also announced char our focus for 1992-93 would be on raising endowment funds. I am pleased co report thac we achieved significant success in chat regard. Noc only did che Foundation exceed che overall fundraisinggoals established, buc ic exceeded its endowment goal by 80.9 percent, raising $917,233 com­ pared co the goal of$ 507,000. Kathleen D. Tinney The Foundation also had remarkable success in its investments this year. The University's endowment was turned over to the Foundation co manage July 1, 1992. The Foundation hired the investment firm ofINVESCO MIM, Inc., and the University's endowment asset value increased co $10,949,874. The return on investment was 15 percent, which surpassed all Foundation benchmarks. Darrell Cooper, president and CEO ofFernco, Inc., has been elected chair of the EMU Foundation forthe nexc rwo years and will provide the leadership necessary co continue co meet and exceed its ambitious goals. For next year, the goals include $3,319,200 in overall fundraising and $1,173,150 in endow­ ment fundraising. During the next year the Foundation also will kick offits next campaign, the Campaign forScholars, which will benefit the academic programs of the University. The $12 million campaign will benefit the endowments for each college, che library endowment, distinguished faculty chairs in each college, scholarships, research and equipment needs. The campaign will be chaired by Dr. Ronald W. Collins, provost and vice president for academic affairs. All but $1 million ofthe campaign will be focused on endowments. Again, we thank you most sincerely for your generous support of che stu­ dents and programs ofEastern Michigan University. You truly are making a difference.

Sincerely,

Kathleen D. Tinney Acting Vice President for Development EMU Foundation

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Th e Regents' Co uncil

Alexandra Aldridge-Levin Ronald W. Collins Norma). Grijak Sandra J. Lobbestael, '66 Susan Park Craig A. Smilh Helen B. Applegate Charlotte M. Cooper Anonymous Everett L. Marshall, 79 John W. Porter. 75 Diane M. Stevens, '65 James R. Applcgare, "67 Darrell H. Cooper Ronald A. Jyleen Aubrey McCutcheon Lois H. Porter Gail ). Theisen Donald Barr Kun D. Ely Larry M. Kuzak Beverly A. McCutcheon John Psarouthakis, '88 Leonard J. Theisen Maxine Barr Alan J. Fellhauer Susan M. Kuzak Joseph D. Morris Norma J. Sams, '53 Harry A. Towsley Ford R. Bryan. '34 Rosie Fellhauer Maurice B. Landers, '89 Julia S. Morris Richard N. Sams, '80 Margaret D. Towsley, '69 Hazel A. Cant Mary Whalen Ford Virginia Landers, '89 Dolores P. Muma Catherine R. Sesi Emil A. Weddige, '34 Melvin C. Cant, '52 William D. Ford, 76 Joseph Levin Jack Muma Joseph A. Sesi, '75 lkne M. Woods Geraldine L. Collins Gerald G rijak E. Gregg Liechty, '32 Robert S. Park Joseph M. Sesi Scott W. Woods

The President's Co uncil

Marcia R. Allen. 74 Howard Cooper. 111 Beverly J. Fultz Gary A. KJiza. 71 John J. McManus David P. Prochazka Bryan L. Amann Kathleen Stevens Melvin L. Fulr,. '68 Nancy Gay Kliza, '70 Charleen McPherson Laurie Prochazka Mary V. Amann, "81 Cooper. '90 Aaron R. Garcia Andrew Komblevitz Larry McPherson Stephen C. Ragan Marcia L. Bailey, '86 Astor L. Cornerce Heidi Garcia Doris A. Komblevir, Antonia P. Mellos Juanita M. Reid, '75 Wayne D. Bailey, '87 Glenda G. Cornene Jonathan E. Gates, '83 Thomas M. Konopka Steven P. Mellos, '73 Nathaniel H. Alfred E. Bannister Barbara S. Cowan, '62 Patti Gates Adam Kozma Floyd L. Miller, '26 Reid, 111, 75 Rosella M. Bannister Ralph H. Cowan, '69 Al Gentile Emma J. Krecke Ruth Miller Margaret Ressler Berry Lou Barber. '69 Joanne A. Cranford. '71 John W. Glace Duncan). Kretovich, "71 Eugene G. Mills, '73 Elizabeth A. Rhodes James D. Barber Anonymous Carol Goldenberg John A. Lansing Phyllis M. Mills Kenneth J. Rhodes Betry Barfield Juanita D. Curley Ronald E. Goldenberg Daniel J. Lanuti. '73 Hassan Mirshah Elsie I. Robbins John Barfield Patrick J. Curley, '72 Dorothy J. Greer Judy A. Lanuti Nancy Mirshah Jerry H. Robbins Serge Barna, '68 John B. Damoose. '91 James E. Greer Cynthia Lawson Susan E. Moeller Omer E. Robbins, Jr. Susan M. Barna Nancy W. Damoose Aralynn M. Haidostian Gerald Lawson Donald A. Moffit Alben A. Robinson George G. Beaudette, '63 Joyce E. Damschroder Oicran B. Haidostian Deborah Lcbowski Paula R. Moffit Mary E. Robinson Donald H. Bennion Roben L. Damschroder Lee M. Hancock, '77 Steven J. Lebowski, 74 Keith C. Moore, '82 Dean L. Rockwell, '35 Gene A. Bennion. '90 David S. Danncmiller Patricia A. Hancock George R. Lee Robena Moore Mary S. Rockwell Jeffrey D. Bergeron Kathryn F. Bruce C. Harms Margaret R. Lee. '52 Garnet R. Morianey. "50 Mark E. Rogers, '70 Stephanie W. Bergeron Dannemiller, '79 Douglas J. Harris. '53 Jerry Lien Mary Moriartcy Mary Gough-Rose Charlene E. Bertoni James E. Defobaugh. IV Marcia D. Harrison- Lee-Chu H. Lien, '80 Linda C. Morris. '72 William B. Rose, '89 Joseph M. Bertoni. '37 Sandra J. Defebaugh Harris. "63 Daniel G. Lockwood, '70 Michael G. Morris, '69 Frank E. Ross Carolyn J. Boone Alice Joy Desscllier Agnes Hayden Kim S. Lombardi Cyril Moscow Iris Roumanis Morell D. Boone Thomas D. Dessellier Donald C. Hayden Raymond W. Rona Moscow Sam Roumanis Joseph L. Braden Charles W. Dietrich, '77 George E. Haynam Lombardi, '76 Patrick M. Murphy, '85 Pauicia Ryan Mary C. Brooks Katherine Donvig, '84 Alan G. Hering Gram A. Long David C. Nagengast Carol S. Hilda H. Brown Elven E. Duvall, '47 Gail L. Hering, "63 Nikki Long Linda G. Nagengast Schimmelpfenneg Leland Brown Jane E. Duvall, '57 Barbara Herman Donald M. Loppnow Gregory G. Nelson, '69 Harold F. Donald K. Brundage. '33 Edward J. Engle. Sr., ·39 Sanford H. Herman, '67 Nancie N. Loppnow Pamela J. Nelson Schimmelpfenneg, '68 Samuel E. Busch, '53 Frances Engle Dale E. Heydlauff. '79 Carmen S. Ludy Heather G. Nordlinger John Sebestyen Joseph D. Butcko Susan V. Baptie-Ervasti Gloria M. Hcydlauff Ernest G. Ludy John H. Nordlinger Richard H. Shackson Beverly H. Cafferty William A. Ervasti Susan M. Hill, '77 Diane Lupenec Susan G. Nordlinger Susan F. Shackson Ted M. Cafferty, '64 Gary Evans Dorothy B. Hislop Morris Lupe-nee Ann E. O'Beay. '74 Donald E. Shelton Margaret A. Campbell John M. Evans Robert I. Hislop Murray G. Lyke, '62 John E. Oberdick, '80 Marjorie K. Shehan Raymond L. Katherine Strand-Evans Robert 0. Holkeboer Mihon L. Mack. Jr.. '72 Theresa M. Sharon N. Shelton Campbell, Jr. Kay Evans Booker T. Hopkins Ronald L. Mack Oberdick. '81 William E. Shelton Cheryl M. Carey Jean Fagan Ruth Ann Hornacek Sharon G. Mack Geoffrey E. Orbach Cynthia M. Simmons Frank W. Carey Thomas E. Fagan. '54 Helen M. Hutt Penny Maezcs Linda Orbach David L. Simmons, '70 Dorothy M. Carrothers Carlos Falcon. '68 Martha E. Irwin Theodore J. Maezes, '82 Todd Pasquale Julie A. Slade, '91 Lanson J. Carrolhers Janice C. Falcon Everen N. Israel Gerry L. Magnell Bruce C. Paucrson Thomas A. Slade Patric L. Cavanaugh Beverly J. Farley Julie Israel Thomas D. Magnell Justin M. Panerson Dorothy A. Slater Virginia Cavanaugh Frank Fehsenfeld Edwin W. Jakeway, '90 Victor P. Maraldo Phyllis M. Panerson Jack I. Sl3ter, Jr. Joseph R. Ceccarelli. '54 Virginia Fehscnfeld, '36 Suzanne Jakeway John G. Manin Steven Pavelka Eugene D. Smith Margaret M. Ceccarelli William E. Fennel Anonymous Gladyce Matthews Ted Pawlowski, '73 Joanne 6. Smith Amelia S. Chan, '78 RandaJI Fenton Lloyd Johnson James G. Mmhcws, '37 Bruce R. Paxcon Laurence N. Smith David D. Chan Lynette M. Findley Mabel Johnson Courtney 0. McAnuff Edith A. Paxton Paula A. Smith Helen D. Chapman Barry A. Fish Merel Parks Johnson Sharon McAnufF Thomas Pendlebury Anonymous John A. Chapman Thea Fish, '88 Berh H. Jolly AnhurN. Anthony J. Debra Stevens. '82 Ursula R. Christian, '65 Joseph J. Fio.simmons Thomas R. Jolly MeCafFer , '72 Petkus, 111. '71 William S. Stevens C. ry Glenn R. Clark John Fountain R. William Joyner, '84 Carol A. McCanhy, "63 Deborah A. Petkus. '73 Carley Srone Kalherine S. Clark Marjorie A. Karl K. Kahler, '34 Edward H. George Petredean, '43 Robert B. Stone, '53 Manha J. Clark Fountain, '79 Abe A. Karam, '62 McCanhy, '70 Margaret E. D. R. Stuckman Thomas H. Clark, '73 Debra S. Fovencsi, '74 Elaine E. Karam, '69 S. Alan McCord Petredean, '45 Karen W. Stuckman J. Michael Colaianne, '79 John C. Fovenesi. '73 Ann C. Karr Edward ). Oswald L. Gerald F. Tape, '35 Melonie B. Thomas H. Franks David A. Karr, '73 McEachern, '72 Pfaffmann, '48 Josephine W. Tape, '36 Colaianne, '83 Alfred L. Freeland A Faye Kent Mary Jane Janer G. Pichene A. Alfred Taubman. '84 Fred A. Coleman, '77 Judith A. Johnson- Herbert C. Kent, '33 McEachern, '70 Todd K. Pichme Lisa A. Theisen Gail A. Coleman, '78 Freeland Ann C. Kenles, '75 Carolyn A. McKanders James C. Pickard, '82 Richard M. Theisen. 75 Donald P. Connelly, Sr. Monroe P. Friedman Charles S. Kettles, 79 Kenneth A. McKanders Maureen A. Pickard, '82 Hugh S. Thomson, '85 Mary Eileen Rira J. Friedman, '81 Emily H. Killian Virginia M. Mary E. Pickens Francis J. Tinney Connelly, '44 Barbara B. Friend, '65 Martin 0. Killian McKeachie, '42 Melvin C. Pickens Kathleen D. Tinney Christine Cook Cynthia A. Fullerton Eli,.abeth C. King Wilbert ). Ella Polito Geneva Titsworth, '72 Douglas Cook Sam D. Fullerton Paul R. King McKeachie, '42 Fr.ink Polito, Sr. Gail A. Tubbs

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Stewart L. Tubbs Jerry L. Weaver, '79 William L. Roy E. Wilbanks, '70 Kevin M. Wills, '80 Mary Ida Yost John F. Ullrich Anne S. Weber Wenger, JI, '67 David L. Williams, '71 Ellen B. Wilt Richard A. Young Susan B. Ullrich Carl P. Weber Marcinc P. Wes,erman Kevin A. Williams Fred ). Woodin William A. Zehnder W. Scott Westerman.Jr. Jeanne Woodin Faye M. Zimmerman Elizabe,h Van Esley Pacricia B. Weber Regina M. Williams, '76 Joseph Van Esley Barbara B. Weiss, '50 Judith White, '66 Roben M. Williams Elaine S. Wright Frank R. Katherine Van Hoy, '52 Jack Weiss, '50 Ronald D. Whi,e Sandra S. Williams Russell B. Wright Zimmerman, '54 Bruce L Warren Mary E. Welch Evelyn R. Wichman Victoria L. Williams, 75 Barbara J. Yack, '69 Helen Conklin Vick Robert L. Welch Henry C. Wichman, '40 ) udith C. WilliS!on Thomas J. Yack, '69 )ames F. Vick Cynthia H. Wilbanks Kara G. Wills Carl D. YoSt

The Tower Club

Anthony F. Alexander Susan K. Connelly Jacqueline E. Geiss Kathleen M. Kane, '88 Mary J. Padgell, '38 Suzanne Smith Marcia Alexander James E. Corrigan Maryann L. Greig, '45 Robert E. Kane Randolph C. Paschke Wei Song Irene A. Allen Christopher L. Corteg Constance H. Charles A. Krieger, '66 David B. Peugh Thomas ). Sullivan, '91 Mary C. Anhut, '89 Calista D. Coryell Hansen, '78 Mary M. Krieger, '66 Jo A. Peugh Jeffrey T. Taite William F. Anhut Roger E. Coryell, '73 Jason N. Hansen, '83 Marylyn E. Lake, '64 Alvin Ravenscroft Linda S. Taite Michael J. Auchter John A. Coui Laura J. Hansen Ronald T. Larizza Sue M. Ravenscroft Carla Tayeh John M. Barr Lorraine M. Cozzi Norman C. Hansen john A. Lubinski Jennifer L. Reppen Mahmoud Tayeh Marlene J. Barr, '59 Deborah A. Crane, '73 AJvin Harris Manha A. Lubinski Leila Riley, '59 Dennis C. Wal1ers Henry Beckwi1h Glenn R. Crane Joan Harris Ani,a M. McDermo[( Maurice W. Riley. '59 Judi,h A. Ward, '70 Louise J. Beckwith, '78 Gilbert B. Cross James B. Hause Joseph J. McDermo[( Henry J. Rokusek Roben M. Ward Jan Bendor Peggy L. Cross, '71 Roberta T. Hause Judy A. McKee Maryann Rokusek Bruce L. Warren Theodore K. Rossi1er Michael D. Bendor, '86 Sherman L. Cru1 Agnes R. Hayden, '48 Bernie T. Moner. Sr. Ca1hleen M. Webb Andrew P. Bra[(on, '64 Doris Dclvcnthal Donald C. Hayden Theodore Monolidis Ralph R. Rupp James W. Webb, 71 Carl S. ChriS!oph, '75 Alice J. Desscllier, '67 Kathy Hayward James H. Patricia Ryan-Warren Dana R. Whi1aker Rose E. ChriS!oph, '73 Thomas D. Dessellier George W. Hebard Mulchay, 111, '90 Carolyn M. Sabados Richard T. White Jean S. Cione, '53 Elizabeth Dugan Margaret P. Hebard James W. Murray Edward J. Sabados David N. Jeanene Clark John S. Dugan Alc,hca K. Helbig, '66 Myers Barbara J. Schech1er Whiieford, '88 Cornelius J. Clifford Andrew M. Eggan, '71 Harold R. Helbig Barry L. Myers Edward D. Nancy L. Whi,eford Shirley M. Clifford John M. Evans, '76 Marjorie A. Hensel Rosemary Myers Schechter, Jr., '84 Larry Wireman Martha L. Cline Kaye Evans Richard W. Hensel Sandra K. Myers. '80 ). Michael Shedd Mark D. Zimmerman William J. Cline john V. Fopeano Glenn 0. Jacobson Ronald E. Odmark, '42 Susan J. Smart, '64 James M. Colosimo, '89 Mary E. Fopeano, '34 Wanda J. Jacobson Geoffrey E. Orbach William H. Smart, '65 Jeffrey A. Raymond Foulkrod, 111 William R. Jacobson Linda M. Orbach Harlan Smith Connelly, Sr., '71 David W. Geiss Frank N. Jones John C. Padgen, '37 Jerome P. Smith

The Fo unders' Club

Keith B. Arnold, '79 Cheryl A. Bugh Lynn M. Drinkard William T. Gerhard, Roben S. Kosu,ic, 71 Michael R. Fayola F. Ash, '85 James D. Buhr Jamie L. Oylenski. '80 Evelyn E. Gordon Wayne Krupin McManus, '74 Major M. Ash Alexander E. Buzas Robert E. Oylenski John A. Gordon, Jr. Jaqueline A. Kulchycki James L Merem Thomas ). V. Mabelle Buzas Gavin R. Eadie Adon A. Gordus Robert P. Kulchycki Krisry L. Meretta Avcrcn. Ill, '79 James W. Carras, '58 Alben E. Eas,man, '48 Douglas W. Gowler, '61 Jeffrey M. Lapinski, '79 Daniel J. Mervich, '53 1 John A. Banaszak. '75 Mary L. Carras June L. Eas1man, 48 Georgia Gowler Laurice R. Lazebnik Bonnie L. Mary G. Banaszak Ann Cave, '45 A. Kei,h Ebersole, '54 Dan L. Griffith, '63 Dennis Lefond Mien1kicwic1., '72 Mel L. Barclay William M. Cave, '47 Clare E. Ebersole, '50 Sue A. Griffith M ichelc M. Lefond Kenneth Rosalyn L. Barclay Ronald C. Ccre Delphine C. Ebersole George A. Cleta K. Leinbach Miemk.iewicz., '66 Joan J. Barr George S. Clark Dncysc Ebersole Grisdalc. Jr., '54 Richard B. Leinbach Findlay M. Most, '77 John E. Barr Georgia Clark john A. Edgten E. James Harkema Cynthia L. Lcnardon Catherine Nagle Kimberly A. Beckstein Carol J. Cogswell, '72 Ka,herinc K. Edgren Merrell S. Harkema Glenn M. Raymond Nagle Raymond F. Bccks1cin Timmhy Cogswell, '72 Robert A. Ellwood Janice A. Harris, '68 Lenardon, '77 Shiftah Nenner Daniel E. Bekcmeier, '79 Brenda Y. Cole- Siephanie Ellwood Barbara A. Havranck Elaine J. Machovec. '86 David N. Newman, '89 Gcrrilyn Bckcmeicr Avcrcn, '85 Bonnie M. Finzel� John M. Havranck, Jr. Louis J. Charisse D. Nilles, '83 Doro,hy L. Bennett, '65 Jane D. Cooch Doster, '72 Lawrence R. Machovec, 11, '80 Thomas J. Nilles Jack L. Ben nett Roben A. Cooch, '50 Manha S. Fisher, '89 Hawkins, '66 Leon Mack, '81 Michael Ochadleus Edward P. Bernard, '37 Deborah L. Coppi Siephcn F. Fle,cher, '66 Nancy A. Haynes, '59 Wanda Mack Carl F. Ojala Meldrew A. Bernard, '36 Eugene L Coppi Maureen F. Foley. '79 Jean High, '42 Michael B. Magnan, 70 Virginia M. Ojala F. Ann Black, '79 Deborah M. Cox Doro1hy L FoS!er Olga F. High Mary L. Mahalak, '82 Lynn J. Parachek, '72 Richard V. Black William ). Cox William M. Fos1er, '61 Joseph J. Horzelski, '64 Richard J. Mahalak Rebecca S. Parachek C. John Blankley Evelyn J. Daniels GaryA. Frownfelter, '72 Jill P. lncarnati Donald Mani Audrey Pearson Fred Blum Leigh C. Daniels Maria A. Gardner Philip A. lncarna1i, '76 Margaret Marti Kenneth M. Pearson Beverly J. Bonning, '79 Chrissie M. Terry 1-1.Gardner Annejadwin ArthurW. Maschke, '42 Claire S. Perman Nancy M. Bozeman, '80 Danzcisen, '54 Barbara A. Garland David F. Jadwin, '78 William Mays. Jr., '54 Ludwick J. Perman Pc1er M. 801.cman Milo L. Danzciscn. '52 John C. Garland, Jr. John W. Keros Charles W. Rex M. Plas,crs, '70 Donald C. Briedrick, '60 Jack L. Davidson, '71 Hugh P. Gaston Marqui1a S. Kiss McDonough Pauicia A. Pokay, '78 Linda K. Briedrick Sylvia Davidson Hilma Geffen Roben M. Kiss Mitchel R. McElya Joseph J. Rashid Archie C. Brown, '73 Wuanita M. Lawrence F. Geffen E. Roseland Klein, '50 Marilyn McKelvey Patricia K. Rashid Kenneth Bruchanski, '75 Delancy. '85 H. Nicholas Genova, '62 Pe,er 0. Klein Paul T. McKelvcy Jeff Rayburn, '81 Susan C. Bruchanski Raymond L. Oiehr Sharon L. Genova Mark Komry, '85 Jane M. McManus, '84 Hema M. Rengan,'77 Jack P. Brusewin. '82 William Doster Janet N. Gerhard,, '59 Joyce K. Kosutic, '72 Krishnaswamy Rcngan HR 5 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1992 HONOR ROLL

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Linda D. Ressler Laurie R. Senteney Russell W. Teers William B. Ressler, '76 Ronald Sesvold, '67 Larry J. Travis, '71 Gloria J. Reynolds, '64 Victor Sevillano, '91 Mary A. Travis Paul S. Reynolds, Jr. John E. Shadford, '46 Parvati V. Tummala Caryl M. Rimu Beverley Shafer, '65 V. M. Rao Tummala Rolxrr A. Ristau Clark B. Shuler Helen M. Vici< Barbara A. Robb, '70 Nancy G. Sippel. '86 James F. Vick Richard N. Robb, '79 Barbara J. Smith Eric W. Walline, '71 Lynne A. Rocl

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Dewan A. Abdullah Enne Amann Gregory G. Yosif 0. Balfqeh Carol A. Bassett, '64 Laurie A. Bedore, '84 Sheikh N. Abdullah Pet,:rH. Amann Arevigian, '73 James D. Balger, '75 Roy M. Bassett, '64 Grace A. Bcclx,'67 James A. Alxrcrombie Katherine B. Amlxrg, '34 Nancy J. Arevigian Sue C. Balger Rochford Basson Michael C. Bcclx. '64 Catherine C. Acosra, '68 Richard J. Amlxrg Armando A. Armendariz David A. Ball, '72 Susan Sasson Wayne C. Fernando Acosca Hugh R. Ambler, '68 Richard J. Arndt, '69 Irene D. Balmer. '75 Linda Basden Bccrbower, '77 Victor T. Adamo Kermit N. Ambrose:: Judd Arncn Joseph Balmer William E. Basrien Brian S. Behnke, '90 Donald E. Adams Todd L. Ambs, '80 Roger D. Amen Charmaine L. William D. Bastow Cassandra K. Elizalxth S. Adams James H. Amell, '71 RoSC'ma.ry Arnett Balsillie, '82 Bradford Bates Bekiares, '64 John R. Adams Jeanene S. Amell, '63 Erlyn N. Arntson James A. Balsillie.'82 Clarence E. Jean F. Beld, '40 Ken Adams Eliz.alxth P. Amidon Wendy L. Armson, '80 Janice M. Banka, '78 Bates, Jr., '76 BradleyT. Belian, '85 Marilyn Adams Gregory E. Amidon Diane S. Arsenault George J. Barach Dianna L. Bates Audrey G. Belitsky, '80 Neal Adams Andrew L. Amon Patrick). Ar>cnault, '77 Gabriele U. Baracy, '73 James W. Bates Max Bclitsky Parricia A. Adams, '86 Catherine M. Anders, '67 Gerald K. Asher, '73 Gregory J. Baracy Karl L. Bates Neal M. Bclirsky Rose M. Ada ms Cindy Anderson Laura Asher Janet L. Baracy Lydia R. Bates, '78 David Belli Julie A. Adler, '84 James R. Anderson. '59 John E. Atchison. '64 Marjorie F. Barden, '59 Carol A. Batry Marilyn A. Belsky Laurel J. Adler, '56 John D. Anderson, '87 Gloria B. August, '86 Mary L. Bareis, '55 Paul W. Batry Martin Belsky, '65 Micheal P. Adler Normajean I. Glenda L. Ault Oscar E. BarC"i.s John A. Baublit, '71 Thomas J. Belrramo,'68 Diane M. Agresta, '77 Anderson, '35 James W. Ault Jack BarenF.mgcr Judith A. Baublit, '74 Daniel W. Bennett Anis Ahmed, '75 Rolxn J. Anderson Mary J. Ault, 71 David S. Barera Thomas T. Baublit, '76 Jane A. Bennett Anjum S. Ahmed, '82 Rosemary Anderson, '50 Janice A. Austin, 74 Monika E. Barera, '83 Donald P. Bauer Normajean Bennen Grant B. Allxrts Carol E. Anderson- Patricia K. Austin Dianne Barker Patricia L. Baui:r Denny W. Benson, '64 Nancy R. Allxm Gregg, '82 Richard D. Austin, '72 Gerald H. Barker Charles C. Rolxrt A. Don D. Alchin, Jr., '58 Gary N. Andrews William E. Karen E. Barker, '77 Baughn, Jr., '76 Bcrarducci, '63 Ruth Alchin Jacqueline P. Ausiin, Jr., '57 Keith W. Barker, '77 Susan D. Baughn Charleen M. Bcrels, '75 John C. Alexander Andrews, '74 Cynthia J. Avis, '63 David D. Barnes Betry Baxter Colleen S. Berg, '85 Judy A. Alexander Kenneth Andrews Joyce L. Awosika, '76 James M. Billy Baxter James B. Berg RosemaryA. Alexander- Philip Andrews Esther B. Ayres Barnes, Jr., '48 John F. Baxter, Jr. Kathy S. Bergman, '83 Jones, '56 Susan P. Andrews, '72 Evard V. Ayres, '30 Joellen C. Barnes, '61 Patricia C. Baxter Stephen Bergman Carl E. Alfsen, '41 Mark D. Angelocci, '71 Catherine E. Bach Marjorie R. Barnes Richard (Rick) M. Bay Joan S. Bergmann Evelyn G. Alfsen Kathryn G. Angles, '86 Barbara J. Bachman, '74 Charles E. Barren, '63 Sardi W. Beal, '76 Patrick W. Virginia R. AJlan, '8 l Michael Angles Steven R. Bachman Corrine L Barren Mary A. Beam Bergmann, '80 Edward C. Allard Charles E. Amal, '72 Carol A. Bachmann, '75 Jill A. Barrell, '79 Donald M. Beaney Minnie Bcrki Judith K. Allard, '69 Margaret G. Antal Vickie Bagherzadeh Kenneth A. Barrell, '83 Ruth A. Bcaney S. E. Berki Jeffrey T. Allen Suzan M. Anthony, '86 Thomas M. Baines William J. Barrerr, '80 Gary M. Beason Edward J. Berkich. '57 Lori A. Allen, '92 Carol L. Antishin· Paul Bairley Dwight W. Barstow Charles E. Karen E. Berkich Margaret R. Allen, '79 Rohr, '87 Susan M. Bairlcy, '91 Rolxna J. Ba mow Beatry, Sr., '34 Donna J. Bern in, '43 Margaret R. Allen, '84 Barbara T. Appelman Judith A. Baker Frederick J. Banen Evelyn Beatty Richard 0. Bernin Marion E. Allen, '28 Christine N. Applegate Lester D. Baker, '69 Carolyn J. Bartle Jacque R. Beauregard Henry N. Berry Stephen F. Allen, '62 Rolxrt M. Applegate Hildreth M. Rolxn G. Barrie Margo S. Janet M. Berry Barbara E. Allushuski, Marilyn A. Appner, '70 Bakhaus, '36 Emma J. Bardell, '44 Beauregard, '76 Janice Berry Gregory A. James Apsey Dorothy N. Bakos, '25 Tom Barton Laurel L. Bc;rnvais. '71 Lawrence A. Berry. '69 AUushuski, '84 Nancy Apsey, '60 Arlene L. Baldwin, '60 Cunis D. Barr,, Sr., '$8 Brian J. Beck, '65 Lee A. Berry Mary P. Alman Diane Ar Donald J, Baldwin Jeanene D. Barn, '58 Clarita Beck Sharon A. Berry, '69 Paul D. Alman Joyce A. Areddy Gladys R. Baldwin, '65 Catherine E. Basil, '67 Richard F. Bednarz Keith M. Bertram, '89 Faith Alway, '37 Michael J. Arcddy, '79 William A. Baldwin, '60 Otis G. Basil, '75 Edward M, Bedore, '84 Mike Bethell HR 6 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1992HONOR ROLi�

Dennis 0. Bcm, '71 Cynthia L. Bosio, ·so George Brower Joseph A. Burcko Elias Chapa, '75 Matthew E. Colie Gerry W. Beyer, 76 David J. Bosio Judi,h A. Brower, '79 Mac A. Buccko Nancy Chapa, '76 Karen A. Collen, 74 Janice C. Buder, '56 Keith A. Collen, '66 Margarec M. Beyer Caihcrinc Boscock Roben G. Brower, 74 Chrismpher P. Kcnnech W. Buder, '58 Chaprnka, '83 Duane E. Collicon, '88 Phil Beyer William Boscock Corliss L. Brown Gena G. Bhacia Michael Boscon, 73 Deming B. Brown Lockwood J. Buder, '56 Bonnie 8. Charles Nan Collier Kumar N. Bhacia, '68 Sandra J. Boscon, '73 Donna L. Brown, '54 Sean T. Buder C. Roberr Charles, '64 Carol M. Collins Kris L. Bhushan, '76 Evelyn M. Bosrwick, '37 Gene D. Brown Susan A. Buder, '75 Ranjan Chaudhuri David E. Collins, '81 G. Peter Bidstrup Cynthia A. Bonrell, '77 George M. Brown Charles M. Buner Gene Chavis, '72 Edith Collins Irene Buner Barbara J. Cheger Lee C. Collins Regina S. Bidscrup, '65 Michael Bourl icr Glenora W. Brown Dorothy Bienenfeld Pamela C. Bourlier, '69 Hilda F. Brown Thomas A. Butts, '59 Donald R. Cheger. '68 Marilyn L. Collins Thomas E. Buzas Lee C. Cheney Thomas M. Collins Leah M. Biggs, 74 Marcel Bouvier Irving L. Brown, '63 Scanl Cain Margare, E. Chen , '35 W. Oscar Collins Thomas D. Biggs. '73 Harry W. Bowen Larry J. Brown ey ey Sharon A. Bilenky. '69 Pauline E. Bowen Leslie M. Brown, '89 David A. Caldwell, '65 Joyce A. Chcrf Jan Collins-Eaglin John E. Billi Mary L. Bowes, '40 Leverna M. Brown, '69 Wendy S. Caldwell Maurice R. Cherf, '69 Randy Colquhoun, '82 Karen L. Birch Margaret S. Bowland Patricia J. Brown, ·62 Thomas F. Cali, '66 Nancy A. Cherniak, '59 Melinda W. Thomas G. Birch, 70 Robert H. Bowland, '92 Richard R. Brown, '72 Anna J. Calkins, '43 Barbara A. Chirio Colquin, '68 Carol S. Bird, '65 Bene V. Bowles Roben J. Brown. '60 Donald G. C.,lkins, '37 Michael L. Chirio, Jr. Wayne N. Colquitt Laura C. Bird, '87 Morris R. Bowles, 72 Robena E. Brown, '82 Kingsley M. Calkins, '48 Mary M. Choate, '60 Larry M. Colwell, '59 Paul G. Bird John F. Boyd Susan C. Brown, '88 Majorie S. Calkins, '32 Stum A. Choate, '59 Margam A. Colwell Craig Birkett Jerry W. Boykin, '66 Thomas E. Brown Jon F. Call, '82 Karen T. Christensen Gail W. Compmn Yukari Birkett, ·ss Charles Boytano, '86 Tilly H. Brown Karen A. Call, '63 Louis R. Chriscensen Kevin J. Compton John M. Bisaro Michael J. Brabec William F. Brown Jean Cameron P. C. Christensen, '85 Sheila C. Conant Joy M. Bisaro Robena K. Brabec Anhur Browne, '62 Warren, '46 Phil Christensen David A. Conkey Lars Bjorn Gerald Brabencc Joyce Browne, '63 Roben D. Campbell Donald H. Christie, '38 Mariann E. Conklin, '86 Catherine Black Deborah L. Bradfield, 79 Elizabeth W. Bryan Ann M. Canada, '78 Lisa M. Chriscic Gloria M. Conn, '65 Chris Canfield Elvin M. Black Annette C. William C. Bryan William L. Chriscic April F. Connell Janet L. Black, '63 Bragalonc, '85 Donald S. Bucata Larry Canfield John T. Chrismer, '90 Clyde H. Connell, '81 John Black Michael Bragalone Olga M. Bucaca. ·53 Phyllis J. Cam Linda S. Chrismer Margaret B. Connor Leslie E. Black, '73 C. Anhur Brakel James D. Buchanan Robert H. Cant, '73 Edward W. William R. Connor, '72 Nicholas C. Black, '84 Linda W. Brakel Nancy Buchanan Bernice E. Carden ChriStoffcrs, 72 Mac B. Conover, 70 Roger Black N. Bradford Brakke Pauline W. Buchanan James A. Carden Louise H. Chrisroffers Jamie S. Conrad, '86 Thomas K. Black, 111 M. Carol Branch, '54 Debra J. Bucholz, '80 Isabelle Carduner Kennech D. Chriscopher Michael J. Conrad Norris S. Blackledge George R. Brannen Kenneth Bucholz Mary J. Carland, '43 Linda J. Chriscopher Diana L. Comario Sharon A. Blackledge Ruth A. Brannen Evva C. Buck, '47 Michael T. Carlsen-Jones Dexter C. Church John J. Conmio, ·66 Judith A. Carlson Caren C. Cook Geoffrey G. Blain, '80 Elizabeth Bra1cr Jack H. Buck Dolores H. Church, ·53 Sheila Blain Frances A. Brauer, '66 Donald A. Buckeye Edward P. Carhon Linda M. Church, '87 Lana K. Cooper, '72 Dolores E. William J. Brauer Nancy R. Buckeye Kenneth F. Carhon Frank J. Cianciola Rolland K. Cooper. '83 Blcckman, '54 Elmer E. Braun Laura M. Bucknell, '83 Lois E. Carhon, '65 Penny S. Cianciola, ·3s Catherine J. Cooper- George M. Blcckman June E. Braun, '31 Jean H. Bucksar, '54 Sarah M. Carlton, '69 Donna A. Cianciolo, 77 Tice, '48 Edi,h M. Blerchcr Cynthia). Breaul,, '85 Louise A. Buffmyer- Allison N. Carmen Marilyn J. Cianciolo Charlotte Copp Thomas E. Gordon M. Breauh, '79 Holman, '73 Mark). Carmen Michael W. Robett Copp Blctchcr, Jr., '68 Delores S. Brehm, '52 Barry M. Bugaj Dan id M. Carney, '73 Cianciolo, '77 Mary Corcoran Susan G. Blitz William K. Brehm Patrice L. Bugaj Linda M. Carney S. Thomas Cianciolo Gail E. Cordier, ·55 Frank D. Block, '41 Julie M. Breitenbach Arno C. Buhrcr Barbara J. Carrick Mary B. Cianek. '80 William K. Cordier Doro,hy Bloom, '68 Ann L. Patricia M. Buhrcr, '87 Carol E. Carrico Robert R. Cianck Monica C. Cornick. '69 Mary Blossom, '51 Brei,cnwischer, '65 John G. Bulmer, '72 Kevin M. Carrico S1cphen A. Ciccarelli Timo1hy J. Cornick, '71 Maynard Blossom Rhonella S. Brelinski, '72 Lynn L. Bulmer Nenic H. Carroll, '30 Linda M. Cicchini, '73 Larry D. Cossey Daniel Blower Ronald E. Brelinski, '71 George C. Bunnell, '40 Alan W. Car.;on Ralph 0. Cicchini, ·72 David J. CoStanza, '75 Donald R. Blum, '71 Alben F. Brengman, '75 Leona M. Bunnell, '40 Nancy K. Carson, '74 Nancy Cilley Alber1 J. Coudron. '76 Louise A. Blum Jan S. Brengman Jane Burbank Robert W. Carstens, '86 Helen Cioc Margarc1 H. Coudron Margarc1 L. Erika Brenner Mabel Burbank, '52 Ca1herine M. Catt James Cioc Julie A. Coughlin, '91 Blumberg, '80 Kirk L. Bren James A. Burdclski, '70 Charles Cart Edward Cioni William V. Coulacos Doro1hy L. Caner Graciela R. Cioni, '79 Daniel Counrigh1, '77 Robert Blumberg Laura U. Bretl Paula A. Burdelski W. Deane Bly,he Ruby L. Brewer William C. Burgard, 111 Giles F. C.,rtcr Louis S. Citron Rosanne Counright Janis A. Bobrin Stephen W. Brewer, Jr. Mark S. Burgess, '84 Laura M. Caner Arlene S. Clark, '75 Ka1hlccn Covell Bernard J. Bodner, '64 Laura J. Brickley, '85 Linda Burilovich Margaret C. Caner Gary D. Clark, '83 Ray E. Covell, '59 Margo E. Bodner William J. Brickley, '80 Gordon G. Burkan, '80 Mark A. Carter, '79 Mary M. Clark John M. Cowing, '71 Alvin E. Bohms, '40 Arthur S. Brickman Nancy J. Burkart, '69 NancyA. Caner, '72 Peggy L. Clark. '59 Diana P. Cox, '60 Theo M. Bohms, '39 Lawrence M. Anita V. Burke, '85 William F. Caner, '69 Richard T. Clark, '68 Juani1a W. Cox, '72 Sue Boji Brickman, '76 Donald A. Burke, '56 Joseph A. Caruso, '79 Robert P. Clark Malcolm H. Cox Jacquelyn A. Nancy A. Brickman Joan P. Burke Judith M. Caruso Thomas B. Clark Michael Cox Kimberly A. William 0. Clark, '69 Nedra Cox Bolander, '67 Don Briggs John W. Burke, '75 Cashman, '89 Robert K. Clarke, '81 Richard H. Cox, Jr. Richard L. Bolander, '66 Joan L. Briggs Sharon M. Burke, '73 Harold E. Casler Charles T. Cozier. Jr. '87 Catherine I. Bolmn John E. Briggs, '68 Thomas J. Burke Larry T. Clay1on, 79 Mary I. Casler, '70 Charles P. Crawford, '87 Kly1a L. Bol1on, '63 Madeline C. Briggs, '67 Myraum E. Burkm, '17 John E. Clickner, '70 Norma M. Cassady, '12 Carol Clifford Mildred E. Crawford Nancy Bonner William D. Briggs, '61 Rose R. Burker, '17 Roben J. Bonner Paula D. Brigham, '69 Carolyn A. Burkett Frances Cassidy, '60 David Clifford Nancnc N. Crawford Kermit R. Booker, '62 Robert A. Brigham Wilbur 0. Burkert, '79 Michael R. Casile Annie B. Clifton Rodney L. Crawford Wilhelmina Booker, '59 Robert Brink Enid C. Burnett, '86 Gcnrudc V. Castonguay James Clifton Alice B. Crew Elwood J. Boom us, '76 Robert T. Brinker Albertine B. Burns, '50 James B. Cas1onguay, '60 ChriStine M. Lewis A. Crew, '47 Mary K. Boomus, '83 Gretchen 8. Broach, '54 Alfred Burns An1hony J. Ca1ania, 71 Clinton-Cali Charles T. Howard D. Booth, '66 Leonard J. Joanne M. Burns Perry J. Cclsi, '85 Myrtie M. Coffey, '70 Crickmore, '60 Luanne R. Booth, '67 Brockl,ahn, '72 Emily Burrell Jeanine Center Jane, L. Cohen Joan M. Crimmins, ·90 Elizabeth J. Cerny Judith A. Borawski, '81 ShirleyJ. Brockl,ahn, '72 James K. Burrell Neal P. Cohen Caroline B. Crippen Paul E. Borawski, '78 Paul M. Bronstein Charles Burson Francis B. Cerny Marjorie M. David R. Crippen Joanne C. Ccru, '79 Gary Boren Donald R. Brooks, '71 Ruth Burson Colburn, '42 John M. Croci Harold Borkin Emily T. Brosicr, ·45 Norma M. Burt, '50 Geraldine G. Chaffers Scott 0. Colburn Susan M. Croci Jill A. Bornemcier Linda L. Brough, '87 Deborah Bush-Black James A. Chaffer.; Allen M. Coleman, 77 Gcoffey L. Crosbie, '89 Ronald S. Michael L Brough, Sr. K. Stephen Busick, '86 Clarence C. Champanois Pauline B. Coleman Nancy J. Crosbie Bomemcier, '79 Bc1ry Brower Linda Busick, '86 Deborah Champanois MaryV. Colic, '84 ElinorL Crosby HR 7 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1992 HONOR ROLL

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Martha J. Cutlip John A. Dibiaggio, '54 Susan M. Dutcher John L. Evans, '39 Fingibbon, '56 Laurabelle W. Fry. '41 Walter J. Cwiek Nancy Dibiaggio Wendy S. Duvall- Rmh A. Evans, '73 Helen L. Carol Frysinger Anthony R. Jon B. Dickie Angelocci,'78 Viole< M. Evans, '39 Fingibbon, '56 Doreen T. Fuciardli Czuchra, '85 Mary L. Dickie, '87 Eva S. Duvcrnoy Mary A. Evans-Justin Lawrence M. Peter G. Fuciarelli, '74 Ruth C. Czuchra Edna I. Dickson WolfF. Duvernoy OlgaEverard, '29 Finpatrick, '60 Beverly J. Fulkerson, '67 Nancy L Dahl, '66 Susan L. Diebold, '86 Beth Dwoskin George R. Everham, '74 Patrick L. Michael J. Fulkerson Marcia A. Dalbey Therese M. Diegel, '78 JcfTDysan Margaret A. Faber Finpatrick, '64 Barbara S. Fuller Kevin T. Daly, '81 LoraleeA. Dierks, '68 Fulcon B. Eaglin, '63 Nicholas H. David Fivcnson Patricia S. Fuller, '69 Cleland L. Dame, '68 Mark M. Dierks Doris Earl, '34 Faber, Jr. '74 Janet A. Flaherty, '71 Richard L. Fuller Wilma Dame James P. Dignan, '64 George C. Earl Tamara B. Fackler Patrick J. Flaherty Russell M. Fuller Jill S. Damon Patricia J. Dignan, '69 Roberta R. Earl, '80 Bruce J. Fairweaiher, '70 Ca,herine A. David R. Fullerton, '72 William H. Damon, Ill Claude L Dillard, '66 David K. Easlick, Sr., '81 Mary K. Fairweaihcr Flamme, '84 Greta A. Fulcon, '58 Mary S. Danfonh Stacey E. Dillard Lucy Easlick Janice A. Falk- Williams Dennis A. Flamme, '83 John C. Fulton. '72 Patricia A. Jeannette M. Dillay, '82 Steve Easter Lee W. Fall John X. Flanagan, '81 Patricia T. Fulton, '76 Danielson, '70 Diane Dipaola June Eastman, '59 Mary L. Fall, '59 Mac Flanagan Richard W. Fulton, '58 Peter W. Danielson, '66 Gerald F. Dipaola, '71 Norwood D. Art Fallen Theresa M. Flanagan Philip Furspan Mary Ellen R. Bruce C. Diven Eastman, '43 Ethel Fallen Gertrude Fleming Terry E. Furst, '82 Danos, '90 Kim I. Diven, '84 George F. Eaton, '58 Carolyn J. Falsetta John Fltming, '69 Donald T. Fyall, '78 Paul P. Danos Eli,.abeth J. Dobbs- Patricia A. Eaton John W. Falsetta Ronald H. Fletcher Janice Fyall Jeffrey L. Dansky Fomin, '87 Ruth E. Ebach, '60 Badie N. Farah Andrew Flint Louise Gabriel Sara P. Dansky, '80 Richard E. Joel W. Edie Diane S. Farber Susan E. Flint Robert M. Gabriel, '45 Kenneth A. Dargis, '82 Dobryden, '89 Wanda L. Edie, '55 GaryA. Farina Daniel L. Florek Daniel D. Gadwa Kenneth W. Dane, '76 Mary H. Dobson Clare L. Edmunds Jeanne Farina Karen E. Florek, '78 Mary E. Gadwa Theresa W. Dane, '78 Phyllis P. Dobson, '73 Robert M. Edwards, '70 G. Farley Julie K. Flory, '83 Anne B. Gajda Alan R. Davenport Warren T. Dobson Deborah A. Edwards- Marianne Farley Michael L. Flory Sam J. Galanis RobertsonDavenport William T. Dobson Onoro Reynolds Farley Diane Flucht, '87 Curtis L. Gale, '36 Jacalyn A. Davey , '88 Beverly A. Dodge, '69 Barbara L. Egan Thomas M. Farley, '85 ClifFlym June Gale T. Gregory Davey Pairicia A. Dodge, '73 Thomas G. Egan, '78 Don A. Farmer, '67 Eileen M. Foley, '82 Elizabeth Gall GregoryJ. David, '81 Marcella A. Doherty, '74 Seyhan N. Ege Gail S. Farmer, '82 Andrew G. Folgmann Paul Gallagher Herb David Richard M. Doherty Ivan L. Eggemeyer, '68 Allen D. Fuio, '88 Andrew G. Folgmann Ellen M. Gallagher- Sheila David Annabelle L. Dolsen, '54 Carol L. Eggers Suzanne Fachner-Bates Pamela K. Folgmann Rolfe, '60 Douglas Davies Francis G. Dolsen Carter J. Eggers Dorothy M. Fedclcm George ). Kenneth 0. Gambill Frederick I. Davis, '65 Jane J. Domzalski, '86 Carol L. Egloff, '60 Richard S. Fedelem, '75 Fomin, Jr., '87 Robena F. Gambill, '74 Glenn H. Davis, '56 Raymond T. Domzalski John F. Egloff. '60 Joann Fedison, '80 Glenda S. Ford, '71 Paul J. Gambka, '77 Harry A. Davis, '51 John R. Done

Warren L. Garner Jerry F. Gooding Kathleen Grekul- Booker T. Hamilton Milton A. Hartman, '40 John 0. Hellenberg, '61 Joy L. Garren Marilyn S. Gooding Majauskas, '78 Carolyn M. Carolyn G. Margaret ). William E. Garrity Ann F. Goodman, '82 Mark GridIcy Hamilton, '45 Hannen, '52 Hellenberg, '61 John Garvin Mark R. Goodman, '77 David C. Griep, '75 Frederick H. Hamilton Robert L. Hannen, '53 Lauremine A. Linda). Garvin, '85 Donna M. Goodrich William M. Grier, '72 MarvaJ. Hamilton Alan K. Haslam Hellier, '71 Heaor Gart..a George R. Goodrich, '75 Mary Griffard, '76 Patricia A. Madeline Haslam Ronald J. Hellier, '67 Irasema T. Gan.a Michael C. Goold Mark E. Griffith, '83 Hamilton, '75 Jeanene Hassan Dean W. Helsom Ruth E. Henderson, '30 Norma J. Gatzke Susan D. Goold Mary C. Griffith Ronald W. Hamilton Daniel J. Hatch, '71 Ross V. Garzke, '81 Karen S. Gorak Pamela S. Griffith, '86 Pamela R. Judith A. Hatch, '71 William A. Elizabeth A. Gaujanian Kenneth Gorak Timothy K. Griffith, '86 Hammerschmidt Charlene M. Haden Henderson, "64 Michael C. Anaruth Gordon David L. Griffiths Thomas D. Ronald B. Haden, '68 Sally S. Hendricks, '69 Gaujanian, '77 Jean F. Gordon, '45 Marion M. Griffiths, '87 Hammerschmidt, '75 Jerry Hatter Stuart C. Hendricks, '69 Jennifer P. GaULhier Mark S. Gordon Michael Griffiths Edward J. Hammm Mary L. Hrner Jeanne Henle John E. Gauthier, '66 Norman G. Gordon Eleanor Grinstead Mary E. Hammett Patricia J. Haueter, '73 Cynthia S. Henne Gayle M. Gavin, '80 David K. Gore Kcnnclh L. Grinstead Mary L. Hancuff. '34 Ann L. Hause, '84 Michael R. Henne, "81 Diane D. Gay Casimcr J. Mary J. Gross Colleen K. Hancz, '85 Michael Hause Timothy M. Eric L. Gay Gorkicwicz, '66 Rohen A. Gross, '70 Thomas J. Hancr Michael Hauser Henneghan, '90 Jeff Gaynor Joan M. Gorkiewicr, '71 Debora Grosse Raouf S. Hanna Margaret Hauser- Debra L. Hennessee Joseph P. Gdowski Judith R. Gorski, '72 Sco1t 0. Grosse Hans G. Hansen Ullman James W. Hennessee Lois A. Gdowski, '88 Robert S. Gorski, '69 Robin J. Grosshucsch Joanne J. Hansen, '63 David W. Haushalter Anna Marie M. Manha A. Gcgos, '68 Doris M. Gorsuch, '70 Cymhia Grywalski, '79 Ruth A. Hansen Filomena A. Haverry Henrich, '78 David J. Geherin John W. Gorsuch Alfred M. Gurley, '40 Harumi Harada Gary F. Haverty, '65 Eila 11. Henry, '42 MarionC. Diane Geherin, '75 Karen J. Goss, '74 Helen E. Gurley, '39 Takanobu Harada Gordon R. Richard W. Gehring, '44 Norma B. Goss Gloria L. Gurt Stanley L. Harbison Haviland, '75 Henry, Jr., '42 Gail G. Gengler Robert W. Goss, '49 Joseph Gun Susan M. Harbison, '85 Mary A. Haviland Vicky L. Henry Francine Genovich, '72 Jay S. Gottlieb Barbara M. Gusfa John Harder Philip H. Hawkins Henrietta Henyon Robert J. Genovich, '71 Shirley E. Go11lieb, '74 James W. Gusfa. '69 Robert H. Harding, '70 Ronnie K. Hawkins Alfred F. Herbermann Joyce Gerber, '76 Symond R. Gottlieb Rohen M. Guterrez, '58 Ruth L. Hargrave, '33 Michael D. Hawks, '83 Katherine A. Peggy Gerber Thomas L. Gom Hcdccl I. Guy, '84 Gertrude S. Kathy Haydu Herbcrmann Steven Gerber, '75 Victoria L. Gotts, '88 William L. Guy. '83 Hargreaves, "28 Steve Haydu Janis I. Herbert, '82 Richard B. Gerisch Nicole Gonschalk David C. Guyer Elson Harkema Arthur T. Hayes, '66 Sharon Herbert Sophie H. Gcrisch, '68 Carol N. Gould Mary A. Guyer Jeanene A. Harkema Jerry D. Hayes, '74 Thomas W. Herbert Louis L. Gianino, '83 Theodore A. Gould, '72 Franklin D. Guzak. '71 Rachel B. Harley Richard A. Hayes Albert I Hermalin Bruce L. Gibb James W. Gousscff Mary H. Guzak Theodore H. Harley Sandra Hayes Jolene C. Hermalin, '72 Sara L. Gibb Marla J. Gousseff, '83 Linda A. Gyorkcy, '73 Donald R. Harrell, '80 Sheldon W. Hayes Micheal C. Herr James E. Gibson Robert A. Albert L. Haddon Mary K. Harrell, "84 Jan M. Haynes, '71 Heidi L. Herrell, '83 1 Regina N. Gibson, '80 Grabmeyer, '66 Barbara A. Haddon Carol L. Harris, 80 Richard T. Haynes Srephcn M. Herrell, '80 Mary E. Gienapp Deborah T. Grady, '88 Ann M. Haefner, '86 Helen C. Harris, '32 Susan M. Haynes Alfred G. Richard K. Gienapp, '77 Robert C. Grady, 11 Daryl M. Hafter John A. Harris Carole A. Hays Herrmann, '57 Robb S. Gillespie Sharon Graf-Horning Monroe Z. Hafter Linda A. Harris, '66 Bernardine A. Hebda Shirley J. Herrmann Cleon Gilliam, '55 Clayton R. Graham, '55 Besondy E. Hagen Margaret C. Harris Edmund N. Hebda, '61 Elam K. Henzler, '57 Joseph Gillon Phyllis Graham Marb,;iret H. Hagen, '51 Thomas J. Harris John W. Hebert Lois S. Hemler Leah Gillon Doris H. Graichen, '34 Alyson C. Hagy William L. Harris, '66 Margaret E. Hebert, '75 Janyth A. Hess, '70 D. L. Gihrow Harry A. Graichen, '32 Florence M. Hakala, '60 Donald E. J. Theodore Hefley Anita llessenaur, 78 David Ginsburg Margaret F. Grajek Warner J. Hakala Harris, Sr., '61 Joseph F. Hehir Gary J. Hessenaur, '78 Maurc:en R. Ginsburg Timothy J. Grajek, '77 Charles W. Halash, '84 Carol L. Harrison, '77 Mary L. Heid, '74 Edward J. Hibner, '70 Barbara J. Ginther, '82 George Granderson, Sr. Julie A. Halash, '84 Christine V. Ralph C. Heid, Jr., '81 Elizabeth H. John L. Ginther Marie G randcrson Carolyn A. Haley, "61 Harrison, '66 Donald G. Higgins, '64 Albert P. Girod, Jr., '72 Barbara Grant Clifton E. Haley George G. Harrison, '67 Hcide11berger, '50 Francis A. Higgins, '55 Almeda R. Girod G. Douglas Grant Barbara J. Hall, '42 John K. Harrison, '59 G. Wenona Hcidenberger James F. Hilburger Mildred E. Gi11inger, '51 Lois A. Grant, '60 Cynthia A. Hall, '87 Marcia F. Harrison, '79 Mary K. Hcidloff Kenneth Hildreth, '71 Norman C. Gittinger William Grant, '64 Herbert J. Hall Marie Harrison Theodore H. Hcidloff Genevieve M. Hill, '71 Mary A. Gladchun Gloria F. Granzow Norma G. Hall, '34 Roger L. Harrison Ruth M. Heinrich, '49 John W. Hill. '64 Michael A. Paul E. Granzow. '68 Stephen H. Hall Ron L. Harrison Diane M. Heiss Raymond E. Hill Gladchun, '82 Sara E. Gratiot, '69 Stuart R. Hall Wilma L. Harrison Gerald T. Heiss Rodney L. Hill Erich Glaess Gail M. Graves, '69 Donald J. Halley, '67 Michael P. Hartley, '70 Charlene Helble Russell W. Hill Inge Glacss Terence R. Gr.1vcs Michael W. Hamblin Cacherine C. Hartman Edward T. Helble Ruth J. Hill, '42 Robert S. Glassman Susan M. Greathouse John J. Hiller, '51 Vickie L. Glassp>an Bearricc A. Phyllis G. Hiller Yvonne N. Glenn, '72 Grech-Cumbo, '82 Daniel C. Elliot B. Glicksman, "64 Arlene R. Green, '68 Himebaugh, '70 Thea G. Glicksman Edna M. Green, '72 Lucile L. Hinderer, '37 Ronda ). Glikin Harley R. Green, '74 Lilyan L. Hinkley, '44 Albert L. Glover Jewell L. Green J.C. Hinson Barbara Glover Lewis R. G rccn Janice Hinson Diane J. Glud Mary A. Green, '58 Sheryl Hirsch Norman W. Glud, '66 Roe G. Green Bonna J. Hiser, '76 Bruce C. Thomas R. Green Wayne A. Hiser, '74 Gockerman, '69 Tim Green Myrna M. Pamela M. Gockerman Be11ie Greenberg, '81 Hitchman, '59 Ruth A. Goerge, '73 Berr I. Greene, '55 Thomas N. L. Gold Douglas A. Greene Hitchman, Jr. Joel N. Goldberg, "60 James P. Greene Richard D. Hi1t, Sr. Daniel Gomppcr Mary T. Greene Milton T. Hodgins, '71 Helen Good, '35 Jay W. Greenough Susan K. Hodgins Ralph C. Good Sandra R. Grcgerman Clara J. Hoedema Ruth M. Good, '83 William L. Gregg Karen L. Hoenes, '68 Walter A. Good, '37 Joanne G. Gregory Eberhard Hofercr Eastern Michigan President William Shelton. Hanmut F. Hoft Kenneth Goodenday Zygmun, A. Gregory Lucy Goodenday Margret Hoft HR 9 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1992 HONOR ROLL

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Charles F. Hoirash Evelyn G. Jackson Carolyn Krienke Doris Hoimh Jeffrey W. Jackson John W. Krienke Nora M. Hoke, '53 Joyce E. Jackson Rosdyn M. Krift Paul B. Holcomb William Jackson, '65 Marilyn Krimm Niles R. Holland Eliz.abeth A. Jacob, '72 Samuel Krimm Shirley A. Holland, '76 Marilyn L. Jacob, ·53 Birgit Kroon John C. Holman, '72 Theodore G. Jacob Edward L. Kroon Katherine D. Hohh, "64 David A. Jacobs, '66 L. Kroon Elsie L. Holton, '53 Kathie Jacobs Nicholas Krupka, '54 Margaret M. Holnman Carol E. Jacobson Olive J. Krupka, '54 Randy C. Holrzman Richard G. Jacobson, '60 Bert C. Kruse, '69 Ralph S. Hommel, '75 Barbara J. James, '81 Geraldine M. Kruse Howard F. Hood Daniel A. James Betty J. Kuehn, '80 Linda L. Hood, '73 Philip S. Jameson, '56 Rex E. Kuehn Donald D. Hooley Ruth M. Jameson, ·45 Stcphen E. Kuehn Elizabeth A. Hopf, '30 Willa D. Jameson Diane L. Kuhlman, '79 Kenneth L. Horning Karen A. Jam rock Kenn«h L. Kuhlman Felica J. Horton Thomas J. Jam rock, '71 Helen E. Kuhn, "25 Karen P. Horton Marilyn A. Janik, '71 Robin G. Kunkel Kathleen M. Horton, '85 John A. Janir,, Sr., '72 Todd Pasquale was presented with a Campaignfor Steven L. Kunkel Leon J. Horton Robert W. Jarosch, '39 Champiom donor recognitionplaque by Campaign Ch air Elwood J. Kureth, '51 Sam G. Horton Claudia J. Jcanncue, '67 James Webb. June Kureth, '70 William ). Hosman, '68 Joseph F. Judith A. Kurnhals, '73 Alice E. Hounam. '61 Jeannene, Sr., '67 Eunice L. Jordan William Kurnhals 1 George W. Kelsey William C. Klein Melanie Houser. 8 I Helen P. Jedele, '35 William R. Jordan Berty R. Kcmnin Rebecca A. Klemm Linda S. Kussy William H. Houser Paul W. Jedele Clare I. Jorgensen Walter R. Kemnir,, Sr. Scon F. Klemm, '85 Nicholas Kussy, Jr., '86 Arthur S. Howard Ronald 0. Jedele, '74 Jon P. Jorgensen. '82 June K. Kendall, '71 Brian C. Klemz Paul D. Kuwik Dennis L. Howard Beatrice Jenkins Kevin P. Joyce Emily Kennedy. '77 Michelle Klemz David G. Labarge Herbert Howard Marshall Jenkins Phebe J. Judson, ·52 Mary D. Kennedy, '84 Daniel W. Klcnczar, '69 Prindle L. Labarge Louise J. Howard, '76 John N. Jennings, II, '62 Wilfred W. Judson Sonya R. Kennedy LindaJ. Klenczar Brian C. Labarre, '74 Marie L How,rd Elaine A. Jensen, "63 Donald F. Julien, ·52 Ted Kennedy. Jr Thomas ). Patricia A. Labeau Michele M. Howard, '80 James W. Jensen Margaret A. Julien Theresa R. Kennedy, '86 Klepaczyk. Jr., '83 Ronald D. Labeau, '71 David C. Howe Elaine M. Jeri, Scou C. Jurek, '89 Barbara A. Krnncy, '88 Riia A. Klingler, "85 Charles D. Gregory G. Howe, '89 E. Jay Jernigan Laderoute, '80 David H. Justin, '85 Frank W. Kenney Constance J. Klon, '77 Hugh A. Hoyt, '6 I Gerald D. Jernigan Michael Kabat Deborah I. Kern Stephen J. Klon, '77 Linda D. Laderoure Joan M. Hoyt n Louise F. Jerniga Valerie F. Kabat, '71 Benjamin A. Kerner Charles T. Knabusch Dianne D. Lafever George W. Hubbard Laverne L. Jincrson Denise L. Kaercher. '88 Nancy J. Kerner June E. Knabusch, '62 Windle W. Lafever, '75 Susan P. Hubbard, '88 Norman G. Jincrson Miriam I. Kaitala, '57 Les I. Kershnar John R. Knapp Daniel H. Lakso Gail C. Huber, '62 Lorrie Johnsen Patricia A. Kalso Rae-Ann Kershnar, '72 Marcia Knapp Paul D. Lalinsky Nicholas L Huber Mark B. Johnsen Richard A. Kalso, '72 lrja M. Ketruncn. '62 Esther Kniesl , '27 Valerie A. Lalinsky Patrick K. Hughes, '74 Aleta M. Johnsen, '39 ey Jerome A. Lamb. '43 Diane J. Kaminski, '76 Carynne A. Keyes, '77 Kathleen A. Knoblock Elwin L. Hulce, '32 Barbara A. Johnson Dean M. Kammash. '90 Douglas M. Keyes, '76 Todd B. Knoblock Rachael A. Lamb Thelma H ulce Cecil T. Johnson Max E. Kanagy Asad S. Khailany Anthony Knowles. '69 Jody A. Lamkin, '92 Dorothy Hull David A. Johnson Norene E. Kanagy Zafar U. Khan Roger P. Knowlton John S. Lamonte John H. Hull David H. Johnson Kathleen Kanar Thomas B. Kidd, '60 William C. Mary A. Lamonte, '72 Stephen Hume, '84 HenryJohnson Ronald E. Kanar, '80 Clyde Kieft Knudson, '74 David M. Lamothe, '73 Alyce M. Humphrey Jan R. Johnson Barbara A. Kapla David L. !Geft Nicholas C. Donna Lamothe, '71 Richard A. Janet D. Johnson Chet Kapla Francine R. Kieft Kokkalcs, '5 I Phyllis M. Lane,'23 Humphrey, '71 Jeanene Johnson, '42 Ida R. Kaplan Garry L. Kieft Joanne Kokoszka Maurice I. Laney Chrisrine R. Hungo Jonathan S. Johnson Wilfred Kaplan Robin E. Kieft Robert Kokoszka, '76 Norma Laney Michael W. Hungo, '72 Judith A. Johnson Douglas L. Kapnick Harold A. Gerald Kolb, '69 Brien R. Lang Margaret A. Kermie N. Johnson Mary Kapnick, '65 Kienbaum, '49 Patricia Kolb, '69 Jo A. Lang Hunsche, '74 Mary L. Johnson Deborah E. Marjorie A. Ki�nbaum Zoe Koosis Laurel Lannen Barbara J. Hunt, '77 Mary L. Johnson, '74 Karabecs-Bcns Kurt D. Kilby, '84 Charles W. Kopec, '72 Ruth E. Lape, '72 Michael J. Hum, '86 Merel Johnson Deborah L. Karr, '78 Teresa M. !Glby Diane L. Kopec William E. Lape. Jr., '71 Norma). Humley, '74 Robbie A. Johnson Ronald M. Karr, '74 Judith A. Kiley Steven J. Koponen Mary L Laporte· William G. Huntley Suzanne J. Johnson, '58 Russell J. Kasi, '91 William G. Kiley, '75 Jane Korsberg Hehir, '88 Mark L. Husa, '87 George A. Johnston Robert W. Kasperek, '72 Ruth R. King, '65 Edward W. Kortman, '77 Arline C. Lappeus, '24 David Husted Norma C. JohnSton Gary L. Kastel, '66 Sheila A. !Goney Katherine E. Konman Anthony D. Larkins, '83 Judith G. Husted, '84 Sccphanie E. John T. Kandus Eliz.abeth A. Deborah A. Kos, '81 Bernadene Larkins, '83 Phyllis Husted Johnsmn, '75 Susan C. Kauelus, '79 Kiracofe, '75 Paul C. Kos, '81 Glen A. Larsen William J. Husted Cheryl L Jones Lucy C. Larsen, '77 Lee C. Kanerman Gregory L. Kiracofe Judith B. Koskinen, '79 Carole J. Husron Connie J. Jones, '78 Mary A. Kauper, '86 Rafe L. Kirian, '70 Roy A. Koskinen George W. Larsh, '76 Bradley F. Hu,chins, '79 Eleanor B. Jones, '38 Timothy J. Kauper, '72 Carolyn A. Kirkendall James M. Koss, '89 Charlene A. Larson, '72 Cynthia H. Hutchins James L. Jones Mark Kay John N. Kirkendall Ann M. Kotre Russell R. Larson Joan K. Hutchins Jay H. Jones, '84 Beverly Kcarly Charles N. Ann E. Koziara Robert S. Larue, '42 Ronald E. Hutchins Judith B. Jones, '57 John M. Kearly, '76 !Grkpatrick, '57 Michael R. Koziara, '86 John P. Laselle, '71 Eva Hyder, '84 Kenneth A. Jones, '66 Thomas J. Kearney, '73 Marilyn S. Kirkpatrick Robert G. Kraft Lucy A. Latham William S. Hyder Kenneth E. Jones John R. Keating Douglas R. Kisor Rosalyn C. Kraft Paul E. La,ham, '55 Meer M. Ibrahim, '92 Michael H. Jones, '55 0 Donna M. Latimer Kerry W. Keating, '57 Mary C. Kisor Kathryn A. Kramer, 86 Wesley R. lchcsco Nancy Jones Marilyn A. Keating Frances E. Kissinger, '28 Mary J. Krause, '45 Terry D. La,imer Hide I. Ikehara Nancy M. Jones Sarah A. James J. Keegan, Jr. Margaret A. Warren R. Krause, ·45 Kirk H. Jabara Peter W. Jones, '69 Michael A. Keeler, '71 Klammer, '82 Stephen A. Kreager, '77 Lanimcr·Grecnc Lynne M. Jabara Zenia C. Jones, '88 Sylvia M. Keeler Richard F. Laurie A. Krell Edith M. Lauer, '24 Gail Jablonski Jerry B. Jones-Davis, '88 Regina Kelley Klann, Jr., '82 Michael W. Krell, '85 Pacrick L. Laughlin Richard A. Jablonski, '70 Pamela M. Jones- Charles E. Kelly, '71 Sally A. Klann, '85 Manha A. Kra.cl- Anne Laurance Dennis C. Jackson Sexton, '87 Marion L. Kelly, '57 Marjorie I. Klein Osrerrag, '73 Neal Laurance HR 10 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1992 HONOR ROLL

Mary Jane E. Lavin Herb Loner Mark A. Malinowski David K. Maxfield Bryan McGowan Ros,,mary Mignano, '74 John M. Lawler Charles B. Long, '76 Vic M. Malkassian, '79 Grace K. Maxfield Joan McGowan Mark D. Mikesell Sally H. Lawler James T. Long, '71 John E. Malone, II, '86 Gregory W. Maxwell Lola J. McGuffin Diana E. Miklos, '73 Janice I. Lawrence. '67 Janet K. Long Karen L. Malone Jeffrey C. Maxwell A. Barry McGuire, '58 Joseph A. Miklos K. Amy L. Lawson Mable Long Clare E. Maloney, '68 Therese G. Maxwell Nancy McH ugh, '87 Walter Millar, 111 Gary R. Lawson, '78 Roger D. Long E.nher R. Malphrus, '50 Bernice G. Maynard, '82 Richard E. McH ugh Alex J. Miller, '68 cl Michael D. Lax, '85 Carol A. Longwonh, '68 Laval Malphrus Gary W. Mayo M ichad M ntosh Anhur C. Miller, '60 Yvonne T. Lax, '84 Thomas ). Mary L. Manchester, '65 James C. McAllister Winifred A. McKee, '87 Carol A. Miller, '86 Longworth. '77 Thomas C. Mark R. McAlpine M ichad A. McKclvey Edwin L. Miller Eugene 11bowski C. Audrey G. u,c,'60 Agatha E. Longyear. '28 Manchester, '65 Julianne McBee, '84 James McKenna, '70 Eugene M. Miller, '60 Ethel M. Lee John E. Longyear Mary E. Mancini, '82 Barbara E. McBerh, '83 Sara J. McKenna Frances A. Miller, '83 Fred u,e Edward L. Loomis, '82 Marie F. Mangas, '26 Cynthia A. McBride Donald R. McKenzie Georgiana P. Miller, '24 James A. 11e Gerald M. Lorence, '52 Tahir M. Mansour, '58 James P. Kim McKenzie James T. Miller LA,onard E. Lee Maureen Losh, ·57 Daniel R. Manthe, '53 McBride, Jr., '82 Marcyanna R. Jeanette Miller Suzanne B. u,c Robert Losh Patricia Mamhe Timothy J. McBride, '82 McKenzie, '65 John T. Miller u,o A. 11garski Ernest G. Loth, '80 Sally J. Mantle, '64 Benjamin D. Sue I. McKenzie Judith J. Miller Alvin u,nhard Laurie J. Loth William N. Mantle McCallisrcr Lincve G. McKie Karen J. Miller Kimberly E. 11nhard Kathleen A. Debra Manry Elizabeth M. MeCallister Elizabeth G. Mcleary Kay M. Miller, '60 Richard L. Lenhard Loveridge, '79 William E. Manry Corrinc M. Richard D. Mcleary Kevin D. Miller Shirl Lenhard Philip Lower Arthur J. Marcell, '70 McCarthy, '84 A.R. McMillan Lila L. Miller ey C. Louis M. 11onard, '87 David Lowery Evelyn A. Marchio. '87 Carol L. McCartney, '83 Janet E. McMillan Marisa Miller Dorothy Lessner, '50 Florence Lowery. '67 James J. Marchio, '68 James McCartney, "81 Larry M. McMillan Mary E. Miller, '42 Edward T. Lcutheuser Mary E. Lowery, '75 George Marcntectc, '53 Kathleen A. Marilyn R. McMillan Nancy H. Miller Sue H. Lcurheuser, '53 Harry J. Juanita M. Marcntcnc McCaslin, '88 Michael A. Paulette R. Miller, '72 AJvin S. Leven Lowther, Ill, '64 Joseph J. Marinelli Margaret McClamroch McMillan, "85 Richard A. Miller, '59 Marilyn H. Levett Lonnie L. Loy. '73 Rebekah S. Marinelli N. Harris McClamroch Pamella M. McMillan Samuel D. Miller, '79 Karen J. Levin,75 Jos,,ph E. Gregory Markus Douglas McClennen William W. McMillan Todd E. Miller, '87 Andrew C. u,vin, '70 Lubaway, Ill, '74 Richard W. Marshall Sandra E. McClennen Douglas P. McMullen William A. Miller Sandra D. Levin. '72 Eugene J. Lucarelli, '47 Ann S. Marrin, '70 Douglas C. McClintock Theresa A. McMullen Maria C. Milleni James F. McMurray Judith T. u,vy Benny J. Lum, '73 Dawn H. Manin Janei McClinrock Doris E. Milliman, '39 Kath n M. McM urray Robert J. u,vy Paul Lunn Kenneth E. Marrin, '72 George E. McCloud, '67 ry Dorothy W. Mills Gregory E. Lewandowski Sandra J. Lunn, '78 Kevin L. Martin, '85 Elizabeth K. McClure Ruth McNamara, '25 Janice L. Mills, '76 Marianne Mary C. Luongo, '82 Lilli A. Manin Katherine A. Burton E. McNeal, '75 Linda R. Mills, '66 Lewandowski, '75 Gino Lupcni Mary C. Marrin, '82 McClure, '35 Linda McNeal W. Joseph Mills Kenneth W. u,wis. '82 Ruth B. Lupcni, '46 Mary L. Marrin, '59 Mark D. McClure, '80 Linda McNin Connie F. Miner Rosemary A. Lewis, '52 Lizabeth M. Lush. '86 Norman R. Martin Bessie I. McColl, '40 Rand E. McNin Daniel Q. Minert Jon B. Liebanthal Christine Y. Lykins. '90 Tony A. Marrin, '87 Henry L. McColl Hugh B. McSurdy Elizabeth A. Minert, '77 Ralph H. Licckficld, '51 Roger W. Lykins. ·so William R. Marrin, '79 Gary B. McCombs Rosalie M. McSurcly. '89 Regina Mingcla, '72 Anhur H. Lieder, '42 Donna Lyttle, '70 Barbara L. Martina, '86 Kristi L. McCombs. '70 Dwighr W. McVickcr Sarunas S. Mingda, '71 Elizabeth G. Lieder, '43 Norman W. Lyttle. '68 Kathleen Martinez Dorothy McConner Patricia A. McVickcr Audrey Minick Eric V. Liepa. '83 Dennis T. Philip Martinez Stanley J. Patricia McVittie, '70 Merlyn C. Minick, '56 Deborah 0. Liker MacDonald. '78 Philip M. Martina, '80 McConner. Sr.. ·53 Peter McVittie, '69 Jeremiah R. Minifield Jeffrey K. Liker Michael MacDonald Ronald P. Martinez, '70 Gail M. McCormick J. Michael Meade Charles E. Minneman Suzanne S. Lile, '85 Judith K. MacDougall Teri A. Manine-L., '81 Joseph A. Mary H. Meade Patricia J. Minnick. '74 Delores Lillemon Robert A. Marrin F. Maninsky McCormick, '79 Theodore R. Meadows Steven E. Minnick, '77 Lois M. Meder C. Garry Lillemon MacDougall, '68 Patricia R. Maninsky Michael G. Addia Minor, '28 Barbara Lilley Sandra L. MacGillivray Dannajcan A. McCormick. '71 Richard F. Meder Dana D. Minor Howard L Lilley, Jr., '54 William H. Marvin, '66 Ana M. McCoy Mary A. Meernik Reignold A. C. Mary Lilley, '81 MacGillivray, '65 Janet L. Marvin James L. McCoy David Melchior Minor, Ill, '86 Annerrc Lilly Donald MacGregor Larry W. Marvin, '72 Robert C. McCoy. '60 Margaret J. Melchior Charles J. Minn Kam M. Lim, '86 Troy D. Machida, '89 William K. Marvin, '64 Cathryn S. Doris A. Melvin, '91 Patricia J. Minn. '74 James M. Limbacher Judy K. MacKJem M. Victoria Marx McCready, '77 John W. Melvin Esther L. Minzey, '73 Steve Limkcmann Lawrence A. MacKJem Lena B. Mascaro, '76 Ronald G. McCready Thomas J. Menard, '89 Jack D. Minzey, '50 Mary C. Linblade Bruce F. MacNee u,onard J. Mascaro Dores M. McCrec Josephine W. Menge, '22 Stanley A. Mish, '73 Jean M. Lindamood Elizabeth A. MacNee Hau:I J. Mason, '67 James R. McCrow, '75 Glenn E. Mensching, Jr. Fay Mitchell, '51 Marion D. Menzies Susan Lingar Barbara J. Madany, '60 Luther J. Mason Jeffrey S. McCullagh Florida M irchell, '77 Winston Lingar Ibraham Madany, '59 Nancy K. Mason, '59 Myra L. McCurdy, '82 Doroihea W. George L. Mitchell, '48 Anne R. Linn Olga M. Mada,, '38 Robert W. Mason, '59 Robert McCurdy Merchant, '43 Karen E. M irchell George W. Linn Deborah D. Madeja, '82 Dawn L. Massie Charles ). McDermon John S. Merchant Rita L. Mitchell Mildred D. Lintner Kenneth T. Madeja George K. Rosalie McDermott Renee M. Merchani, '83 Sandra G. Mitchell, '66 Elizabeth P. Lipton, '89 Nancy Madigan, '88 Massingill, '77 Tami M. McDcrmon Stanley R. Merchant, '83 Virginia F. Mitchell, '42 William V. Lipton Carol H. Magee, '75 Jean V. Massingill, '69 Frederick B. Paul A. Mercier, '79 Lawrence S. Mirich. '83 Anita A. Lister, '76 Richard M. Magee Judith A. Massingill, '74 McDonald, '75 Robert M. Merion Mark Mirshkun James J. Lister Helen J. Magidski, ·44 Richard A. Gloria J. McDonald Susan Merrick Daniel Minelbrun Alonzo Littlejohn John E. Magielski Massingill, '74 Jill McDonough Lisa A. Mesner, '85 Lucretia Minclbrun Amy P. Livs,,y, '87 Michael J. Magielski, '72 Carol A. Massura Ronald ). Michael J. Mesner Edward W. Joseph Lloyd Elsbeth T. Magnarelli Edward A. Massura McDougal, '68 Henry D. Messer Mizinski, '76 Catherine C. Locke, '64 Theresa L. Mahoney, '88 Uday Mathur Rhonda B. McDougall Marion T. Mcttcral, '80 Susan Mizinski Fred J. Locke Bruce W. Main Bridget L. Matthews Thomas M. u,sley A. Merz, '76 Frank). Mlinek, Ill, '84 Elizabeth H. Loder, '37 Elizabeth V. Main Chandler W. Matthews McDougall, '76 William L. Merz Patrice E. Mlinek, '82 Dahna S. Loeding, '69 A.E. Majauskas James M. Matthews Scott K. McDowell, '84 Thomas 0. Meyer, '71 Frances A. Moceri John C. Loeding, '76 Muriel Majneri, '41 .Mary M. Matthews Stephen R. McDowell Calvin B. Michael Amy K. Mock Michelle Loheide Carol L. Makielski, '81 Ben Marrison, '83 Donald E. McElwcc Elizabeth B. Michael Samuel Modica, '68 Stephen Loheide Elaine Malacos, '69 Debra Mattison Karen L. McElwee Maureen K. Michael, '81 Sarah J. Modica, '67 Cordelia Lokensgard John A. Malacos, '68 Ina L. Mattson Jean M. McEnery Peter Michalowski Daniel E. Moerman Erik Lokensgard Donna G. Malcolm, '81 Robert L. Mallson, '67 John McEnery BruceA. Mickelson, '71 Carol A. Mohrlock, '85 Carol A. Middel Deborah A. Lokey, '76 J. Parke Malcolm Raymond A. Maruro Donald McFare, '28 Olga Moir James S. Lombard, '66 Bernadene Malinoski Bonnie Mauch Eleanor M. McGarry, '43 William R. Middel, '71 Naomi C. Mokelke, '92 Jennie A. Lombard, '66 Kathleen A. Dennis Mauch, '82 John McGarry James S. Mignano, '77 Claudette A. Jayne London Malinowski, '82 Gloria J. Maurhe, '71 Paul D. McGlynn Janet L. Mignano Momence. '74 HR 11 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1992HONOR ROLL

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Kristopher K. Ncuvinh Eleanor J. Orange Brian A. Pearsall, '82 Bmina D. Pollock Grcrchen A. Steven W. Orange, '73 Donald W. Pearson Stephen Pollock Newman, '92 John P. O'Reilly, 'n Sheryl Pearson Alan H. Poll yea, '71 LauraC. Newman, '57 Vicky L O'Reilly Mark W. Peavey, '78 Patricia A. Pollyea Sarah W. Newman Karen A. Oros,, '63 Kathleen I. Pcgan, '68 William E. Pomrenke Billy B. Nicholas, '57 Theodore B. Oros, Francine Pegues Norma J. Pond, '55 Gust Nicholas Alicia M. Ortez, '91 Jack H. Pelon, '89 Michele A. Poole, '80 Kay H. Nicholas, '69 Bonnylyn B. Osborn Stephen L Penn, '83 Elsie E. Porter Leslie L Nicholas Carroll A. Osborn Debbie Penningmn James C. Porter, '57 Rita J. Nicholas Judy A. Osborn Seo" F. Pennington, '84 Margaret E. Porter, '63 Loren A. Nichols Robin E. Osborn, '90 H. Robert Peper Christy A. Potter Penelope J. Nichols Andrea L Osika, '88 Thelma L Peper Helen M. Potter, '63 Dennis W. Nickels Kathleen I. Osika Merle J. Perkins- James F. Potter, '54 Sandra K. Nickora, '73 Paul J. Osika, '88 Richmond, '61 Joyce A. Powanda Bernard J. Nicksich Paul V. Osika Barbara J. Perry, '76 Robert M. Melinda Nicksich Tami L O'Sullivan, '87 Calvin C. Perry Powanda, '70 Daniel R. Nieland, '78 Deborah C. Oneson Charlotte B. Perry, '68 Florence L Powell, '28 Wendy L Nieland Steven C. Otteson Jean A. Perry Judith A. Powell, '77 Joseph E. Niemie James R. Ono, '73 Randolph Perry Lloyd E. Powell EMU Executive Vice President and Susan E. Niemie Julia Owchinko Donald W. Perryman Robert A. Powell Acting President of the Fo undation Roy Ellen Nir, MaryC. Owen Eugene F. Pcrsello, '71 Mary A. Power, '36 Wi lbanks. Walter D. Nitz, '76 Richard J. Owen, '39 Laura M. Persello Judy Powers Raymond C. Noellert Charles E. Oxley, '42 Cleotha Pcrcrson Linda S. Powers, '89 Allen M. Nofrz, '69 Grae< M. Oxley, '64 David A. Peterson Patrick J. Powers Mark E. Monahan, '91 John R. Moyer, '52 Patricia A. Nofn Ira Packer, '4 I Elaine M. Peterson, '72 William F. Powers Laura J. Monea Kathleen J. Mueller. '80 Daniel Nolen Jennie Packer Esaw Peterson, '67 Diane S. Pray, '79 Patrick D. Monea, '72 Mary F. Mueller, '84 Marzella C. Nolen Lorraine M. Gloria D. Peterson Nancy L Prech,el Geraldine M. Maurice C. Mueller, '76 Janci Nord Paffenroth, '81 Mary M. Peterson, '79 Stephen C. Prechtel Monehen, '39 James T. Mulady Ross S. Nord Richard D. Paffenroth Roger A. Peterson Aaron W. Preston, '86 John T. Monehcn Jim Mulcahy Mary E. Notdin, '69 Christine M. Ronnie D. Peterson Carol G. Preston Julene E. Moniodis Barbara L. Mulchay Robert Nordin, '69 Paholak, '85 Scott A. Peterson, '72 Dennis R. Preston Paul N. Moniodis, '79 James H. Mulchay, '72 Cecil C. North, Ill Kevin M. Paholak, '74 T. Gr:.ice Peterson Antje L. Price, '44 James M. Brigine D. Muller, '64 Virginia A. North James R. Palasek Karen C. Perryes, '89 Jack S. Price, '52 Monkicwicz, '70 George H. Muller, '83 James H. Northey Gino M. Paliaroli, '59 Thomas J. Peiryes, '87 Wilma B. Price, '30 Terry! L John W. Munger, '50 Theresa M. Northey Phyllis M. Paliaroli Kenneth Pfile Nancy E. Prieskorn, '69 Monkicwicz, '71 Ruth A. Munger, '62 Michael J. Northrup, '87 Benjamin W. Palmer Carrie A. Phillips Helena G. Prince David P. Monroe, '66 Jane E. Murdock Robert A. Northrup Phoebe L Palmer, '86 Edith B. Phillips, '42 Thomas R. Prince, '73 Trudy Monroe Richard B. Murdock, '72 Janet M. Novak Donald Palosky Gwendolyn A. Kirk A. Profit, '75 Edward L Maureen M urren John A. Novak Marguerite G. Phillips, '67 David C. Pudduck, '82 Mons

Rosemary Ralls Carl Richardson David W. Rowan, '68 Sandra K. Schmier, 71 Lc:1i1iaShapiro Clara R. Smith, '59 William R. Ralls Jeri Lynne Ellen A. Rowe- Alice L. Scheer, '61 Azar Sharifi Clark A. Smith, 73 Ogden B. Ramsay Richardson, '63 Siegel, '74 Fred A. Scheer Mohscn Sharifi-Fardi Craig H. Smich, '81 Patricia L. Ramsay Michad S. Richardson Daniel T. Rowley, '85 Gladys Schellinger Nancylynn Sharpless, '74 D.L. Smith Mary Ellen Ramsdell Nona E. Richardson Earl F. Roy Richard T. L. Jean Sharrard, '40 Edward L. Smith Richard A. Ramsdell, '65 Frank L. Richmond, '60 Julia D. Roy Schellinger, '54 William L. Sharrard Ellen 0. Smich Donald). Randa Jack W. Rickem Barbara E. Roys, '42 Lester B. Scherer Robert A. Shaw Erma P. Smich, '60 Mary A. Randa, '45 Margarec M. Rickem, '81 Joyce E. RubenS!ein, '66 Patricia Scherer Suzanne Shaw, '79 Garvin L. Smich, '66 Grover C. Randle Ramzia Rida Saul RubenS!ein Laurence A. Scherr, '83 Theodore M. Shaw Gary G. Smith, '82 Kathy J. Randles, '82 Bob Riddle Barbara A. Ruddie, '74 Roberc Scheuer, '78 Lynne Shaye Harrie, L. Smith C. Nicholas Raphael, '62 Dawn F. Riddle, '80 Nicholas A. Ruddie Diane Schick Richard D. Shaye, 73 Jeanne C. Smith Nick Raphael James J. Riddle, 72 Helen B. Rudin Charlo{[e Schienke Jim Shedd Jim D. Smich Mary A. Raske, '71 Margarec H. Riddle, '76 Diane C. Rudy Paul H. Schienke, '79 Jamt-s P. Sheerin John R. Smith, '71 Lee G. Ravin, '71 Te,ry L. Riddle, '70 Robert ). Rudy, '66 Sylvia M. Schienkc Anne D. Shdcon, '62 Karen P. Smich, '84 Shellie B. Ravin Charles Riecker Joseph R. Ruiz Werner Schienke, '73 Prcscon G. Shelton Kenneth L. Smich, '74 Joe T. Raymer, '61 Janet M. Ricckhoff, '80 Sue M. Ruiz, 72 Charles E. Schlief James Sherman Lynette A. Smith Marlene Raymer Lawrence A. Rieger Frances D. Runnals Louise M. Schlief, '59 Laura K. Sherman, '86 Macklin Smith Anson Raymond Pamela A. Rieger Thomas H. Edward S. Schmaln, '92 Jane, Shermer Marilyn L. Smith, '70 David H. Raymond Carol J. Riegler Runnals, Jr., '49 Mary Ann Schmain, '75 Wally Shercick Manin R. Smith, 77 Eunica M. Raymond Charles W. Riegler Charles A. Runta Barbara R. Schmid, '76 Mary Shener Michelle P. Smi1h, '82 Marion R. Joyce A. Rienccke, '62 Nancy ). Runra, '60 Allen N. Schmitc Baiba Shimmell, '88 Ronald L. Smith Raymond, '30 William L. Rienecke Bettie T. Runyan Mary E. Schmitt, '79 Roger A. Shimmcll Stephen F. Smith Coleen T. Reaume, '85 James N. Riethmiller, '79 Guy E. Runyan Sharron K. Schmitc, '81 Arlene C. Shock, '67 Sue). Smith, '81 James M. Kenneth L. Riethmiller Anncne L. Rurka, '85 Patricia Schopmeyer David B. Shock Susan A. Smith Reaumc, Jr., '81 Patricia A. Sharon L. Rush T. Mark Janice A. Short Thomas G. Smith, '84 Melinda Reeber Ri

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Judith A. Starks Thomas L. John W. Thompson Sally A. Tylcr Elizabeth L. Warne Howard B. Weinblart Donald 0. Starr Svitkovich, '64 Kathy M. Thompson Scott A. Tyler Fraya Wagner Judy Weinblan Vada J. Scarr, '72 Charles D. Swadling Michael 0. William A. Tyler, '78 Vicroria M. Wairc, '71 Robert J. Weinburger Wayne Scarr Richard E. Swan Thompson, '74 Ron Tyranski Gregory H. Wakefield Albertina A. Weinlander Cynihia 0. Sicele Rita C. Swank, '73 Nancy M. Kumiko Uchida Susan E. Wakefield Max M. Weinlandcr, '40 Rebecca Sicele Spencer D. Swank, '71 Thompson, '52 Masahiro Uchida Bruce C. Walborn Carolyn C. Weins, '76 Sicphcn F. Steele, '71 Daniel A. Swantko Rozanne S. Thompson Robert P. Ufer Nancy N. Walborn, '52 John A Weins, '75 Barbara C. Steer Kathryn M. Swantko, '87 Sandra J. Thompson SuS>n R.Ufer, '71 Mary R. Walden, '51 Lynne B. Weir, '88 Michael S. Steer Bradford L. Swam Suzan Thompson Leigh H. Ullman, '73 Chri51ine E. Walker William E. Weir Mary J. Steiner, '73 Judith M. Swarn, '73 Timothy Thompson Mabel H. Ulrich, '43 Ellen B. Walker, '33 William Weisberger Mathew W. Steiner Mark 0. Swayne William H. Thompson George M. Umemura Glenn K. Walker Hermann F. Weiss David A. Stephenson Gordon W. Sweet James W. Thomson, '70 Jean K. Umemura, '49 Lillian G. Walker, '39 James C. Welch Mary M. Jack W. Sweet Mary L. Thomson Kathleen M. Neville E. Walker, '39 Kathleen B. Welch Sttphenson, '78 Larry W. Sweet, '76 Daniel Thorsby Underhill, '86 William L. Walker, Jr. Mary A. Welch- Ralph S. Stephenson, '74 Leah M. Sweet Kathy L. Thorsby, '84 Wilbur Underhill BruceT. Wallace, '58 Campbell, '82 Clifford Sterns Phyllis L. Sweet, '39 Helen B. Tibbals, '76 Bonnie P. Upron Raven M. Wallace Carlron J. Wellborn, '72 Charles W. Stevens Sandra M. Sweet Joanne K. Tilden James F. Urban, '72 William E. Walle, '58 Janet C. Wellborn, '73 Erma F. Stevens Marrin W. SylveSter, '88 T.E. Tilden Sharon E. Urban. '66 Charlts L. Waller, '69 E. Juanita Wendt Gail M. Stevens David S. Symington, '69 Arthur J. Timko, '68 Dale W. Utley, '74 Joanne K. Waller George E. Wendt, '37 Jessie A. Timko, '69 JenniferG. Stevens, '75 Joanne L. Symington Helen). Udey Audrey G. Walli, '63 Peter T. Wening Richard E. Stevens, '74 Alan D. Szoke Randall T. Tinkle, '85 Elizabeth J. Douglas ). Walli Chris S. Werbylo Suzanne J. Stevens. '62 Gordon R. Tobin Maureen A. Szoke, '80 Vadeboncoeur, '43 E. Jane Walper Jayne H. Werbylo, '83 Anhur C. Stevenson, '34 David A. Tait Verna M. Tobin, '58 James 0. Vadeboncocur Harold J. Walper, '41 Alan E. Werner, '72 John S. Stevenson, '73 Marriannc Tait Robert J. Tomecek Hal R. Valeche James B. Walsh, Ill, '77 Daniel B. Werner, '80 Marion C. Stevenson Andriany Talanki Douglas W. Stephanie Valcche Yvonne K. Walsh Grace M. Patricia Stevenson, '47 Srinath L. Talanki, '81 Tompkins, '75 Marcia T. Valenstein Frederick S. Walter Wemovshek, '29 Patrick C. Stevenson David 0. Tammany Rira L. Tomsic, '84 Paul N. Valenstein Karen L. Walrcr, '84 Jean B. Wessel. '58 Winthrop E. Rosina M. Eve Toohey William Valley, '50 Susan L. Walter John F. Wtssel Stevenson, '37 Tammany, '75 J.L. Toohey Mary L. Vanalstine, '60 Amy M. Walccrs, '84 Eleanor L. West, '50 Chester L. Matina S. Tangalakis Allison K. Tookes Wallace L. Elizabeth Walters Floyd W. West Stewart,Jr., '49 Theodore G. Pamela J. Topalian- Vanalsrine, '61 Gerald Walters, '62 Ella M. Weymon, '81 CJ.mah C. Stewart, '42 Tangalakis, '84 Mish, '82 Harlan W. Vanblaricum Daniel Waltz, '81 Alice E. Wheatley, '68 Dorothy A. Stewort Christine E. Allan J. Torp, '63 Nancy J. Patricia Waltz Ira M. Wheatley Douglas Stewart Tapazoglou, '71 MargaretJ. Torp, '66 Vanblaricum, '74 Carol A. Wandersee Roberta W. Wheeler, '74 Joyce H. Stewart, '46 Nicholaos Tapazoglou Kathleen M. Torrey, '74 Stephen Vandecarr Arthur L. Jack E. Whelan, '68 Ruby B. Stewart, '51 Pat R. Taritas Michael B. Torrey, '71 Carol 0. Wangbicklcr, Jr., '68 Sarah B. Whelan Stanley M. Stewart Stephen Tariras Cathy I. Tosto, '83 Vandemark, '65 Dale K. Wanty Steve M. Whitaker Judie Stoll Gregory Tarlc John C. Tosto Gary E. Vandemark Marianne A. Wanty, '64 Susan L. Whitaker, '74 Dorothy Strand Sus,n Tade Bonnie L. Towe James L. Cecelia G. Ward, '40 Bette C. White Ellen M. Strand, '73 Rebecca Tasich Rusty Towers Vandenbosch, '77 Eli1.:abc.th L. Warhcit, '33 Delcie L. White, '66 John Strand John C. Tatum Stan Towers Earl c. Ann Warmington, '74 Glenn W. White J. Phillip Strekal, '77 Judy B. Tarum, '83 Fred A. Towers- Vanderwalker, '62 Jamts L. Michael White Betty L. Strcmich, '65 Helen V. Taylor, '80 Hoover, '87 Kay E. VanAcct Warmington, '73 Alan J. Whitfield Katherine M. Stribe Rebecca L. Taylor, '74 Lori S. Towers-Hoover William E. VanAeet, '65 Katharine P. Warner Ltslie C. Whitfield, '74 Ralph C. Stribe Mary 0. Teal Rosemary W. Donald L. Vaningen Bene Warren Bernard A. Richard B. Stribley Aby Tchranipour Townsend, '54 Rosemarie Vaningcn, '52 Robena K. Warren, '70 Wichmann, '70 Shirley J. Stribley Paul E. Temple, '54 Theodore P. Townsend Nanette Vanschoyk- Saundra K. War,inske James A. Wicker, '69 Deborah Strong Robe.rt B. Temple Ann H. Trax Scarberry Steven W. Karen M. Wicker Gloria Strong Sonja Temple Mark F. Trax, '73 Beth VanVoorhecs Warsinske, '77 David Wickham Jerome A. Srrong Gary0. Ttskc Carolyn J. Treharne Ajax Vartanian, '35 Claudia B. Wasik, '62 Gerard K. Wideman, '69 Werner A. Strong, '58 Patricia Teske Robert P. Treharne, '77 Oariel E. Vartanian, '40 Kara! Wasserman Manha A. Wideman Daniel K. Struble, '69 Kenneth J. Tcssmar Carolyn B. Trent Maida Vananian Lauren Warassck John K. Widger, '82 Sharon S. Struble Nancy L. Tcssmar Lcischcn K. Trippe Sally Vaughn Mary E. Waterloo Lorraine J. Wiebelhaus Caryn J. Srube, '92 Josephine Tharpe-Yopp Matthew J. Trippe Edie Vegoda Ronald L. Waterloo Raymond J. Wicbc.lhaus John J. Srurock, '66 Lois J. Thayer, '72 Theresa M. Jamts Velandra Gary Waters Evelyn J. Wieland, '74 Trombley, '81 Rhea J. Stu rock Louis C. Thayer Linda A. Velandra, '80 Ward J. Watkins Katherine P. Wicsmeyer Sharron J. Kenneth J. Theisen, '83 Dorothy L. Tron Jeffery J. Vergolini, '89 Dennis Wacson Beth A. Wigner, '79 Sturock-Smith, '68 Frank A. Tron John H. Vener James G. Thero, '86 Douglas A. Warson, '63 Harry E. Wigner, Jr. Nancy Sudia, '79 Mary E. Thero John R. Trudell Patricia A. Vener, '83 Fostinc E. Watson, '60 Ambrose S. Nicholas Sudia Diane M. Thom Kathy L. Trudell, '72 Donna D. Vetting Mary A. Watson Wilbanks, Sr., '65 Lynn M. Suits Greg R. Thom, '71 Marcello Tru:ui Ronald Vening, '63 Roberta W. Warson Diana G. Wilcox, '84 Parricia Truni Joseph K. Sullivan, '74 Cheryl S. Thomas, '84 Eugene Vilums Edgar W. Waugh, '70 Joseph Wilcox Mary L. Sullivan Edward J. Thomas, Jr. Judy A. Tschann Sue E. Vilums FrankJ. WawrLaSZCk ChriStie L. Annabelle Sumera, '42 Frederick M. Michael C. Tschann Michael J. Vincent, '67 Ma.ry D. Wawrzaszck Wilczynski, '72 Alan L. Summer, '73 Thomas, '65 Wallace K. Tsuha Lcsl ie A. Vineyard, '79 Irene W. Webb, '73 Joseph S. Wilczynski, '71 Lori D. Summer Horace 0. Thomas Harvey C. Tull, '71 Richard N. Vineyard Marilyn Wedenoja Laura A. Willer, '82 Brian M. Suomala, '66 Janet Thomas Linda Tull Maris A. Vinovskis Beverly R. Weeden, '74 Tommy Willet Berry J. Surber, '74 Jodi Thomas Kim Turgeon Mary D. Vinovskis Richard A. Weeden Barbara A. Williams, '70 Howard M. Surber Larry 0. Thomas, '83 Rita Turner-Sheerin Deborah A. Voight, '90 C. Wayne Meeks Brian C. Williams, '76 Joann E. Surma, '84 Maryjane V. Thomas Carol A. Tuscany, '74 Gary M. Voight Maureen C. Wchrlin Charles A. Williams, '66 Richard J. Surma Russell L. Thomas, '85 William J. Tuscany, '73 James A. Volk Daniel L. Weil Dean E. Williams Margaret C. Surron, '64 William 0. Thomas Margaret E. Twork, '28 Linda L. Volk, '72 Shauna S. Weil, '84 Earl K. Williams Charles N. Svaluto, '68 Norma F. Thomas- Brian G. Tyler Jerry W. Vorva Richard A. Weimer, '85 Esrher Williams Marilyn L. Svaluro, '67 Herr, '81 Marian P. Tyler, '87 Kathryn J. Vreeland- Joel H. Weinberg George A. Williams Sharon Svickovich, '84 Ann L. Thompson Norman R. Tyler Rapai, '74 Neal R. Weinberg John J. Williams Candace P. Thompson PeggyA. Tyler Douglas K. Warne Susan K. Weinberg

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K:ithryn M. Mary C. Wilson John G. Wice Eleanor S. Wright Raymond Young Jean F. Zielke Williams, '73 Thomas E. Wilson, '67 Mary E. Wiuenberg. '57 Gay L Wright Phyllis A. Young- Deborah J. Zivan Linda L Williams Vickie M. Wilson, '68 William ). Wiccenberg Jackie Wright Green, '72 Elizabeth L Zulkey, '65 Louis C. William E. Wilson, '66 Carol L Wiccig. '81 James A. Wright Androulla Youssef Daneen L Zureich Williams, Jr., '63 Manin M. Winbury Richard D. Wi11ig Janet E. Wright Zakhour I. Youssef Norman H. Zurcich, '84 Marilyn L. Williams, '75 Scon A. Michael Witucki Lynne A. Wright, '77 Robert ). Zag BruceA. Zylscra Roy Williams Winckowski, '86 Cecil L Woinowsk Mary H. Wright, '31 Dale R. Zahm, '83 Janis L Zylstra Samuel J. Williams Daisey C. Windom Russell K. Richard L Wright, '62 Frank Zaicshik Selma Williams VirgilE. Woinowsk, '65 Chriscopher A. Wrobel Robert H. Zaleski, '81 Sharon L Williams, '72 Windom.Jr., '56 Nancy J. Wojack, '86 Jay R. Yager Anna M. Zanger, '85 Timothy L Williams, '70 Linda M. Wineland Susan E. Wojcicki, '71 Larry A. Yager, '70 MrnhcwD. Zanger Wilma M. Williams, '71 Terry C. Wineland, '76 Thomas C. Wojcicki, '70 Nancy Yager Donald Zancop Bene F. Zauel, '65 Markham A. Donald P. Wingard Donn P. Wolfe, '89 Sue E. Yager, '71 Williams-Roby Charles E. Janee C. Wolfe Karen E. Yamada R. Roger Zauel Pauicia V. Winkelhaus, 73 Chester P. Wolski Masanobu Yamauchi Julie A. Zawacki, 76 Williams-Roby K:ithryn L. Winkdhaus Mary F. Wolski, '51 Nacsuc Yamauchi Mark S. Zawacki Myrtle Willoughby Dennis L Annena Wonnbergcr K:iren D. Yankie, '68 Anna L Zbikowski, '71 Robert J. Willoughby Winkelman, '78 Jeffrey C. Wood Bonnie J. Yates, '82 Thomas J. Zbikowski Marie Wills Laura S. Winkelman Linda B. Wood, '72 David S. Yaces, '82 Leo K. Zehnder David L Willson Jan Z. Winkleman Richard D. Wood, '72 D. Johnny Yee Norma C. Zeigler, '75 Parricia A. Willson Gerald T. Winkley, '61 Alice E. Woodard, '47 Sandra G. Yee Thorcon W. Zeigler, Jr. A.O. Wilson Julie A. Winkley K. Roch Woods Cheryl Yeu11er Porker R. Zellers BruceJ. Wilson David J. Wimer, 74 Sranley H. Woods, '23 Terry P. Yeurrer, '74 Eleanor E. Zepp. '38 Clarence Wilson Jo R. Wimer, '77 Ronald A. Worden, '78 Linda Yohn William C. Zepp, '36 George H. Wilson, '72 Kenneth Winccr Eliubeth Work Dennis R. York, '69 H. Jay Zcskind Kendall W. Wilson Lyn C. Wisner Walter Work George T. York, Jr. Sandra H. Zcskind Lois S. Wilson Ralph L Wisner, '57 Richard P. Mary G. York, '87 Harold E. Ziegler Margaret A. Wilson Perer J. Witkcr Worswick, '68 A. Michael Young Mary E. Ziegler Mark Wilson Constance L Win Parricia A. Wray, '92 Patricia Young William R. Ziegler, '66 Mary Wilson Clark E. Wright R. Montalbo Young Donald W. Zielke

Th e He ritage Club

Faith Alway, '37 Joe R. Ceccarelli, '54 Donald Gridley John G. Manin Alben Poccs Joseph Van Esley Bryan L Amann Margaret M. Ceccarelli Eileen K. Gullick, '68 K:itherineMcClure Molly Potrs Karherine Van Hoy Mary V. Amann, '8 I Paul Y. H. Chad Dicran Haidostian VirginiaM. Amje L Price Irene Litrlc Wallace Angelo Angelocci A. G. Delorenzo Mary Hall McKeachie, '42 Dean L Rockwell Irene Walldorf Joyce Angelocci Ocnni.s M. Dresser LeRoy A. Hallet Wilben j. Bobbi M. Rooker Edgar Waugh Muriel A. Arndt, '27 Clifton Dyer R. William Joyner, '84 McKeachie, '42 Abe Rosenkr.rnr, Patricia B. Weber Nancy L Baldwin. '66 Madeline Early Karl K. Kahler, '34 John J. McManus Thomas Rundquist Emil Weddige, '34 Berry Barfield Marvel C. Eberly, '35 Julie K:irabenick Bruce Levine: Mcllion Sandy Sakalaukas Judith White, '66 John Barfield Kun D. Ely Stuan Karabenick Antonia P. Mellos Beatrice Saverbrey Ronald D. White Nella M. Blackpon, '28 Doris Ewing Jeanne D. Knight Steven P. Mellos, '73 Merlin Schu)r, Ellen C. Williams Phyllis Brownlee, '57 Carlos Falcon Walrer (Martin) Koski Addia C. Minor John Sebesryn Judy Williston R. Wiley Brownlee Cynthia Feller William H. Krebs Don Moffat Thomas J. Sebo Betce M. Woods Donald K. Brundage Irving Feller Gilben Lanoff Cyril Moscow Julia Senscius Scocc W. Woods Ford Bryan William E. Fennel Shirley Lanoff Rona Moscow Harold). Simms Barbara J. Yack Laura L Bullock, '35 Randall Fenton Daniel J. Lanud, '73 Dolores P. Muma Craig A. Smith Thomas J. Yack Joseph D. Butcko Joseph J. Fiwimmons Judy A. Lanuti Jack Muma Harvey Sweet Carl Yost Margaret A. Campbell Thomas H. Franks Carmen S. Ludy Marion Jean Nelson Barbara Thomas Mary Ida Yost Raymond L. Corrine D. Gast Ernest G. Ludy Frank Newman Anne Thorne William Zehnder Campbell, Jr. Mildred Ey Gittinger Murray G. Lyke, '62 John H. Nordlinger Dolph Thorne Hazel A. Cam James Glasgow Royal N. MacDonald Susan G. Nordlinger Paul E. Trudgcn Melvin C. Cane, '52 Ruth Glasgow Ronald L. Mack John Oberdick Rao Tummala Verna Carson Ronald E. Goldenberg Marion Maitland M. Echel O'Connor Jerrold Utsler Donald G. Caulkins Ben Greene Everett L. Marshall, '79 Justin M. Patterson Eliubeth Van Esley

Corporations and Fo undations Th e Regents' Council

Alrose. Inc. Anonymous Ford Motor Johnson Controls, Michigan Narional World Heritage ASC, Inc. ; Decroit Edison Company-Ypsilanti Inc. Corpararion Foundation Barnes& Noble Company ;Ford Motor ; Johnson Controls Nacion al Precasr, Inc. Bonisteel Foundation Dykema Gossccc Company Foundation Pepsi-Cola Charter Township of F & M Distributors, General Motors JPE, Inc. Mcrropalitan Ypsilanti Inc. Corporation Kman Corporation Boccling Group Chrysler Corparacion Follmer Rudzcwic, & Herrick Foundation Lincoln Health Car< T & N Industries, Ciry ofYpsilanri Company PC Huron Shores Ltd. Foundation Inc. Comeric.a, Inc. Partnership McGregor Fund

t Matching Gift Company HR 15 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1992 HONOR ROLL

Th e President's Council

A. F. Smith & Son, Business Resources, First of America Ann Karl Linen, Inc. t Peat, Marwick, Main TNT EDM, Inc. Inc. Inc. Arbor Killins Concrete Foundation Tower Inn Restaurant A. L. E. Computer CNC Software, Inc. Frankenmuth Company Perini Building Turner Construction Resources Coach's Carpet Care Bavarian lnn Manimark Company Company AAUW Ann Arbor Consumers Power Gel, Inc. Corporation Pharmaceutical Uniglobe Breakaway Branch Foundation t Gerber Producu Michcon Foundation Analysis Laboratory Travel Allstate Foundation Crescivc Die & Company Mid-Michigan Quinn Evans/ Valspar Foundation Ann Arbor Tool,lnc. Giffcls Il oyem Basso, Fabricacion, Inc. Architeets Whitehall Computing Dant-Clayton Inc. M idwesu::rn Rollins, Hudig, Hall Convalesccm Ann Arbor t Deloine & Touche Guardsman Consulting, Inc. & Company Company Transportation Domino's PiZZ2, Inc. Chemicals, i"nc. Miller, Canfield, Socicry Bank, Woods ConsLruction, E & C Associates Authority Herman Miller, Inc. Paddock, Stone Michigan lnc. &WC Association of Envotech Hobbs & Black MLM Charitable Southwest Track Associates Finishing Ervin Industries, Inc. Associates, Inc. Foundarion Builders, Inc. Wyan Cafeterias Processors/SM E, Farmers Group, Inc. Huron Golf Club Grill NBD-Bancorp, Inc. Textron-CWC Chapter 322 Federation of I ndcpcndent l'oStal Ned's Student Castings Division Beckett & Raeder, Societies for Services Bookstore The ChriStman Inc. Coatings Jesse Owens Paint Research Company Brcncal Contractors, Technology Foundarion, Inc. Associated Labs, Inc. The Hayden Inc. Foundation

Th e Tower Club

A. P. Cook. Inc. Cliff KeenA,hletic Govcrnmcncal Lincoln Family People's Travel Tanglewood Golf t AmocoFoundation, Inc. f CMS-Consumers Consultant Servict" Foundation Perini Building Community Amphion, Inc. Power Great Lakes Tower & Little Professor Book Company t The Amcrisurc Ann Arbor Mediation Coca-Cola Bottling Antenna Company Company Pe,cr's Sport Shop Companies Center Company of f GTE Foundation McNamara Band Precision The Ann Arbor News Anonymou� Michigan Haner�Marron MEA Pho,ographics The Farm Cupboard, i Arthur Andersen & Commiuee of ; IBM Corporation ; Mead Corporation Print & Copy Center Inc. Company William D. Ford Industrial Fence & Foundarion Raffel-Auction EMU tThe Millipore tAT&T Foundation Communications Landscaping t Merrill Lynch and Redwood & Ross Foundation f Atmosphere Processing, Workers Integrated Marketing Company Schoolkids Records t The Mitre Inc. America Cooperative Group Michigan State AFL- & Tapes Corporation Automation Control Roofing Company International CIO Second Baptist The Mosaic Engineering, Inc. t Coopers & Lybrand Association of Fire t Michcon Gas Church Foundation Avery-Decorative Foundarion Fighters Company Shaman Drum t The New England Films Division Conagc Inn Cafe United Training J & J Management t Miel,igan Bell Bookstore, Inc. B/C Comractors Decroit Pist0ns Group, Inc. MatchingCompany t Shcarson Lehman & Placement Barton Malow Basketball t Kellogg of Battle Michigan Disposal. Huuon t Warner Lambert Company Digital Equipmcnr Creek Inc. t Shell Companies Company t BASF Corporation Corporarion Foundation, Inc. Wa)'nc Disposal, Inc. Kelsey Hayes- t Minneso,a Mining & Borden Foundation, Ellis Tal con Ohlgren Romulus Manufucturing Stark Funeral/Moore WC Associates, Inc. Inc. & Ferguson Kenny's Place Mold Shop, The Chapel Ypsilanti Chamber Border's Book Store t Ernsr & Young Law Hemming Essad & t NBD-Bancorp, Inc State Bar of Michigan of Commerce Central Title Service, Foundation Polaczyk t Northwest Airlines ; State Farm Companies Inc. Fingcrle-Hollister- Les Brown Unlimited O&W,lnc. Foundalion Chelsea Milling Wood Lumber O'Neal Construcrion Stevenson Keppclman Company Flint Ink Corporation Company Associates

Th e Fo unders' Club

Acme Glass & Paint f BridgeStonc/ t Dow Chemical USA f Honeywell Miller & Associates United American Company Firestone Trust t Equitable Life Foundation PC Healthcare Allen James Tanner Campus Book & Assurance Huron Services for Mt. Hermon Baptist Corporation & Foley PC Supply Eries Action You,h, Inc. Church United Steelworkers t Allstate Foundation Club Car, Inc. Spanswcar Huron Valley Ost O'Connor & Hannan of America Allstate Insurance Coldwell Banker t Exxon Education Mis Baptist Palette and Brush t United Technologies Alpha Kappa Psi t Comerica lncorpo- Foundarion t lllinois Bell Club f Upjohn Company Zeta Kappa rared Frirz Enterprises lpax People's Food Co-op, Alpha Xi Delta Conlin-Faber Travel t General Electric J. Bradley GMC Inc. t American Electric Diamond Head Cafe Foundation Knight's Vending, t Quakcr Oats Power System &Deli Generations Inc. Foundarion Ameritech Dickinson/Writht/ Haab's Restaurant, Inc. Louis Cafe Quick Sran Informations Moon/Vandusen Hawker & Son Lower Huron Supply Simmers Furnicure Systems Doan Construction Collision, Inc. Michigan Conference Spaghetti Bender Ann Arbor Anisans Company Helm, Inc. ofTearnsters Tom Kenny &

Market Dorsey Business Herb David Guitar Michigan State Associates f Ashland Coal, Inc. Schools, Inc. Studio Building Trades Craft UAW Local 1975

Bank One Douglas G. Hcrc.s Beef & Spirirs Michigan UAW- t Union Central Life Corparation CAP Council lnsurnnce

HR 16 f Matching Gift Company EasternMich igan Un iversity • 1992 HONOR ROLL

Th e Hundred Club

TFB Partners ABC Fire & Safety t Chase Manhanan Fot0 I tMCI t Quaker Chemical Services, Inc. Corporation GALT, Inc. Telecommunications Foundation t The H. B. Fuller Abcat Aut0 Salvage Christoph & Newman Golden Creations Corpor.uion t R. A. Cooch Com- Company Advanced PC Golfshop McLain & Winters pany t The Li, Claiborne Foundation Micrographics, Inc. t Ciba-Geigy Harrison & Associates, t Merck Company R. A. DeMania Foundation The National Siudent Aerodara Computer Corporation Inc. Company Services, Inc. t Cigna Corporation t Hanford Insurance Mercy Ahc:rnacive R. D. Holley Third Street Ahia Region #41 t Citicorp-Citibank Foundation t Mecropolican Life Construction Productions. Ltd. Auditors, Inc. t Cici:iens Bank Haslen Animal I nsurancc Company Company TMP t Allied-Signal City of Wayne, Hospital Mcuopolitan R. D. Landscra & tTo,al Petroleum, Led. +Tower, Perrin, Forster Foundation, Inc. Michigan Hickory Woods Golf Memorial Baptist Associates Alpha Phi Alpha Clark Chiropractic Course Michigan Elememary/ t R. J. Reynolds & Crosby American Canttr Centre Huron Golf Club Middle Principals Tobacco Company * Travders I nsurancc Sociery- Continental Group, Hybrid Eleccrical, Inc. Association t Reliance Electric Treeiops Sylvan Company Resort Michigan Division Inc. I & G Tool Company Michcon Trading American Express t Cuna Muma! t IDS-American Company Republic Hogg t TRW Foundation Travel Management Insurance Express Company Michigan All Seasons Robinson UAW Local 1976 Amt:rican Legion Foundation t Indiana Michigan Travel Research Data UAW Local 22 Ypsilanti 282 D.A. Sheppard, Inc. Power Company Michigan Federation Analysis, Inc. UAW Local483 Ann Arbor Cellular, Delta Deneal Plan lncernational of Teachers RHE Technical, Inc. UAW Local 845 UAW Local 985 Inc. Dexter Specialty Brotherhood Michigan Glass Ritchie Laua & Le Ann Arbor Symphony Coatings Division Electrical Workers Company Gris UAW SEMCAP Orchestra t Digital Equipment ITW Finishing Syscems Michigan Golfer Root Collection t Un ired Parcel Service Michigan Maritime Services, Inc. Universi of Applegate Golf Center Corporation J & L I nduscrial Supply ty Architectural Door & Dihydro Services, Inc. t James River Trades AFL Ross-Beakes Street Michigan Credi, Union Millwork Dom Bakeries Corporation Michigan Molecular Body Shop i Auto·owncrs Insurance Donald D.MacMullen tJDS Products, Inc. Institute SICompany t UPS Foundation Company & Associares John E. Green Mike's Deli, Inc. Selective Hearing/ Volkswagen of Automatic t Dow Corning Company Minisrerial Alliance of Cooling America, Inc. Apartment Laundries Corporation t John Hancock Murual Ypsilanti Shore Brothers Wadswonh, Inc. i Automatic Data Dow Howell Gilmore Kenne1h Neumann/ Moore Business Forms Hearing/Cooling Washtenaw County Processing, Inc. Associates Joel Smith Mr. Goofy's Car Wash Sigma Rho Chapter Black Nurses Aviation Technical Draugclis & Ashton Kcrryrown Conccn National Council of Omega Psi Phi Association Consul ca nu t Dun & Bradstreet House Educational Freshmen Weller's Carriage t Barnes Group, Inc. Corporation t Knight Ridder, Inc. t National Seed Sigma Theta Tau House Barry, Inc. Dunkin Donuts t Kresge Foundation Corporation Society of Minority t Westinghouse t Bell & Howell t Duquesne Light Lackey Naubaum New Covenant English Students Educational Foundation Company Harris Reny Missionary Church t Sony Corporation Foundation Bes, Western E.I. DuPont De Lake Orion Window New Mt. Vernon Specdo America Wiard's Orchard Domino's Farms Nemours & Lansing Schools Missionary Baptist Sr. Joseph Mercy Willow Run Blue Cross Blue Company Education Nsociation Church Hospital Community Schools Lebowski & Brodsky Windsor/Detroit Jazz Shield-Michigan Eagle Associates t NSK Corporation t Stanley Works t Boeing Company Eastern Michigan PC O'Dell Chiropraric Foundation Club Budget Car & Truck University Wives t Leo Burneu Company, Life Center Scone-Frye Funeral William C. Brown Renral t Eaton Corporation Inc. Orin Jewelers Home Companies t Budget Rene A Car EDS Leone & Sons Pacsano's Student Nurse WXYZ-TV Channel 7 t Burlingt0n Northern Edward D. Jones & t Lincoln National Pared Shippers Association Yogurt & Sandwich Foundation Company Corporation Association Superior Coatings, Ypsilanti Architectural Cajun Joe's/Shill, Inc. t Eli Lilly & Company t Mallinckrodt Fund,Inc. Peplin Photographic Inc. Sign and Stamp Camon Community t Emerson Electric t Marathon Oil Pepsi Cola Tel-Med of Greater Ypsilanti Food Co- op Foundarion Company Foundation t Pepsico Foundation Washtenaw Ypsilanti Historical t Canton Drop Forge Erb Lumber t Mnda Motor t Philip Morris Tclcom Service Society Cargill, I ncorporaced First Baptise Chruch Manufacturing (USA) Companies, Inc. Corporation Zingerman's t Ccnccrmark Properties, Flat Rock Community McDonald & Pi nckncy Band Tele-Studies Delicatessen Inc. Schools Company Boosters Communication Charlie's Country t Fleming Companies, t McDonnell Douglas t Plance & Moran Consultants Squire Inc. Foundation tTcxtron

The Heritage Club

F&M Discriburors, Inc. Gd, Inc.

Bequests

Esther Barnard, '27 Berkeley P. Duncan Daisy E. Howard Georgiana H. Randall, '15 Julia T. Sens,ius Frances R. Warren Goldie A. Barr, '14 Haul M. Haviland M. Ethel O'Connor, '31 Virginia Seaver Estelle Thomson, '33 George R. York

t Matehing Gift Company HR 17 Eastern Michigan Un iversity • 1992 HONOR ROLL

William E. Crouch Frederick Alexander Dr. Charles M. Mary E. Keathley Charles H. Parker Dorian G. Sprandel 0. Blaine Ballard Norman L. Delvemhal Greig, '44 Thomas Kontry, '79 Mary F. Phipps Gregory W. Stevens Laura M. Done,h, '61 Anton Brenner Gladys M. Hall, '26 Paul Adam Kozma, '89 Ruch Rigsby Raymond L. Stites, '30 Barbara Scott Donald F. Drummond Augusta M. Harris, '31 Walter A. Kubin, '32 Dr. Margaret L. Marjorie D. Brundage, '35 Margarc, McAvoy Pearl Hartman, '28 Dr. Marian McGoon Rossiter Temple, '81 Ducklow Earl F. Bun Ruih 8. Hodge Doris M. Mida Bemice Kohn Ruihlcy Julie Van Haren Susan M. Burson Carl M. Erickson Georgia L. Hopkins Beth Wharion E. Forest Ruihlcy Daniel Wang John H. Bunon Agnes M. Jewell French Barbara Jacobson M ilford,'88H Eileen Candell Scofield Laura Dcmccry White Mcch,ild M. Brenner Virginia A. Gham Elaine R. Jacobson Dr. Jean Ralph Moore Geoffrey K. Smith, '50 Claussen NomaJebe Russell L. Ogden Mildred Southgate

In Ho nor Of

Byron Bardis, '93 Gail Farley Janer Kauffman Joe Stroud, '77 Elsie P. Tee

Fa culty, Staff, and Emeritus Fa culty

Marie Abbott Kimberly A. Berrington Ronald C. Cece Barbara A. Dclprato Dorothea B. French Joanne). Hansen, '63 Richard H. Abbon Keith M. Bertram, '89 Amelia S. Chan, '78 Dennis J. Ddpmo Monroe P. Friedman Ruth A. Hansen Dewan A. Abdullah Margaret E. Bes, Ranjan Chaudhuri Andrew C. Dempster Carol Frisbie E. James Harkema John R. Adams Jeffrey R. Bettclon, '89 Gabriel J. Chercm Michael T. DcPuit, '91 Phoebe K. Frost Rachel 8. Harley Leah D. Adams Laura C. Bird, '87 Robert E. Chew Tom DcPuit Sam D. Fullerton Patricia L. Harris Earl Adkins Paul G. Bird Michael L. Chirio. Jr. Parricia Desautel Anne 8. Gajda Marcia D. Harrison- Anjum S. Ahmed, '82 Rosa G. Bird Pradeep Chowdhry James Devers Ramesh C. Garg Harris. '63 Mahmoud AJ-Khafaji Jasper L. Bishop Ursula R. ChriStian, '65 Alahassane Diallo John C. Garland. Jr. Jeanene Hassan Henry 8. Aldridge Terry A. Blackmon S. Thomas Cianciolo Virginia A. Dickie Joy L. Garren James 8. Hause Irene A. Allen P. Nick Blanchard Jean S. Cione, '53 Walter D. DiMantova Hector Garza John M. Havranek, Jr. Jeffrey T. Allen Fred Blum Dawn A. Clark Marsha K. Downs Hugh P. Gasion Ronnie K. Hawkins Normajcan I. Glen D. Bolling George S. Clark Timothy J. Doyle, '70 Marie F. Gares George E. Haynam Anderson, '35 Daniel P. Booth Jeanene Clark John S. Dugan Lawrence F. Geffen Susan M. Haynes James Angle Howard D. Booth. '66 Jocelyn P. Clark, '86 Margot I. Dulcy David J. Geherin Steven C. Haywonh Scon S. Antal! S. Harry W. Bowen Deborah L. Clegg Jeffrey L. Duncan Najati Ghosheh J. Theodore Hefley Suzan M. Anthony, '86 Janet S. Boyd David Clifford Lorine Dunklin Louis L. Gianino, '83 Theodore H. Hcidloff Sergio F. Amiochia Michacl J. Brabec William J. Cline Barbara T. Durant, '63 John L. Ginther Robert K. Heighes, Jr. Nancy L. Asher Barbara E. Brackney Sarah W. Cogan Wendy S. Duvall- Mary K. Glass, '84 Alethea K. Helbig. '66 Gloria 8. August, '86 Joseph L. Braden Judy L. Coleman Angelocci, '78 Ronda J. Glikin Lorraine U. Catherine E. Bach Henry M. Braunz Ronald P. Coleman Jean E. Dye Barbara Glover Hendrickson Vickie Bagherzadeh Siephen W. Brewer. Jr. Ronald W. Collins John A. Edgren Elaine C. Godfrey Thomas P. Hennings Susan M. Bairl , '91 Don Bri cy ggs W. Oscar Collins Caner J. Eggers Ellen R. Gold, '81 Sturn D. Henry Rosella M. Bannister William D. Briggs, '61 Jan Collins-Eaglin Margaret A. Eide Ronald E. Golden berg Joel A. Hickey George J. Barach Mary C. Brooks Ronald P. Colman Werner J. Einsradtcr Jane Goodman Judy A. Hill, '73 Janet L. Ba racy George Brower Edward L. Compere, Jr. Jane A. Ellion, '76 Bob Goosey Raymond E. Hill Gregg Barak Charles W. Brown Gail W. Compion Lisa Endicott Anaruth Gordon Rodney L. Hill Berry Lou Barber, '69 Donald F. Brown James H. Conley Robert W. England Norman G. Gordon Kathleen 8. Hillegas Rosalyn L. Barclay Kaarcn M. Brown Rolland K. Cooper, '83 Carol Erickson, '88 David K. Gore Robert I. His lop Gerald H. Barker Leland Brown Glenda G. Cornette J. Michael Erwin Viccoria L. Gom, '88 Clara J. Hoedema James M. Barnes, Jr, '48 William C. Bryan Christopher L. Coneg Deborah Ettington James W. Gousscff Hartmut F. Hoft Robert G. Barrie Pauline W. Buchanan Calista D. Coryell Dolan M. Evanovich James Grady Walter P. Hogan Donald J. Ba none Donald A. Buckeye Roger E. Coryell, '73 Gary L. Evans Robert C. Grady, II Sabine Holda Sabina Bauer Nancy R. Buckeye David J. Costanza, '75 Edna E. Ewell-Waison Ben I. Greene, '55 Robert 0. Holkebocr Dennis M. Beagen, '66 Frank W. Buhro, '85 Ralph H. Cowan, '69 Tamara 8. Fackler Diane S. Greene, '91 Rhonda F. Holland Sardi W. Beal, '76 Linda Burilovich Michael 8. Crabb R. T. Fairfield Jerald A. Griess Fred Hollifield GeorgeG. Karen Burke Gilbert 8. Cross John N. Falconer, '84 Timothy K. Karen A. Holmes, '68 Beaudette, '63 Joanne M. Burns Florence L. Crouch, ·29 Badie N. Farah Griffith, '86 Peter A. Holmes Gerri A. Beaugrand Jean L. Bush-Bacelis Robert P. Crowner Beverly J. Farley George H. Grimes Michael W. Homel Marvin Bech,ol Thomas E. Buzas Raymond E. William E. Fennel Kenneth L. Grinncad David W. Hortin Louise ). Beckwith, '78 Kingsley M. Calkins, '48 Cryderman, '83 Jan M. Field Brenda F. Gruden Arthur S. How.ird Edward M. Bedore, '84 Richaurd R. Camp Jeffrey Cunis Deborah M. Figart Richard F. Guinn Denise T. Hoyer Michael C. Beebe, '64 Francis M. Canter Nancy L. Dahl, '66 Rebecca J. Figura Joseph Gun Cora Hubbard Vickie R. Beebe Michael T. Carlsen· Marcia A. Dalbey Lynerte M. Findley William L. Guy, '83 John R. Hubbard Igor Bcginin Jones Jagdish T. Danak Barry A. Fish Thomas M. Charles Hughes Gwyn M. Belcher Susan E. Carpenter Jeffrey L. Dansky Robert J. Fisher Gwaltney, Jr, '79 Sharon K. Hughes Neal M. BelitSky Carol E. Carrico David Darmofall Brian J. Fii1.gerald Theresa Gyde Kevin M. Hurlahe, '88 Gordon A. Belt Catherine M. Can Maria A. Davis Debra M. Firzgerald Daryl M. Hafter Edith M. Hum Nicholas J. Bd

Hide I. Ikehara Robert B. Mancell Gary B. Navarre, '61 Cheryl A. Reeves John R. Smith, '71 Frank). Wawriaszck Ev

Voluntary Support of Higher Education

EMU Sources of Gifts Sources of Gifts to 1992-93 Higher Education in 1992-93

Other Other Individuals Foundations $2.5-billion $191 ,375 Other Individuals $963,71 1 23%

27% Corporations $2.26-billion

Other

Religious Foundations Organizations $2.09-blllion $240-.million

Areas Designatedfor Sup port

I I I Unrestricted and Miscellaneous Areas I $265>877.12 I I I I I I I I I I I Gifts In Kind I $486,668.35 I I I I I I I I I Specific Projects and Programs $50,236.32 I I I ::::=i ' I I I I I I I I I I I WEMU $202,728.61 I I I I I I I I I I I I ' ' ' Athletics (including athletic scholarships) ' I I I I I : $628, 174.54 I *89,580.19 General Scholarship Support I I I I I I I I I I I I I Technology $91,877.00 I I I I I t:J Health &i>1uman Services $29,511.56 I I Collegiate Support Education $70,644.87 I I l : I I I Business �18,449.06 I Arts & Sciences $165,061.99 I I I I I I I I I I I I I College, Library, and Athletic Endowments I $229,398,04 I I ' '

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HR 20 Loheide Vaults into Mid-American Seegers Named to Conference History All-Region Team Robin Loheide vaulted into Mid­ Catcher Sara Seegers capped a great American Conference history in her final 1993 season by earning a spot on the year as an Eastern Michigan University NCAA Softball Mid-East Regional women's gymnast. first-team. Loheide, a senior from North High Seegers finished the '93 campaign School in Columbus, Indiana, became with a .394 batting average and set the first-ever conference women's gym­ EMU records for at bats (218) and hits nast to qualify for the NCAA National (86). She also had 42 stolen bases, Championships when she accomplished good for the fifthranking in the NCM that feat in this year's regional. statistics. Loheide scored a 38.775 in the all­ around at the regional meet on April 3. She scored a 9.65 on the vault, 9.75 on bars, 9.625 on balance beam, and 9.75 on floor exercise. That 38.775 total placed her sixth in the regional to move on to the NCAA Championships April Robin Loheide displays championship 15-17 at Oregon State University. A three-time MAC Gymnast of the form. Week in 1993, Loheide turned in another strong performance at the NCAA meet when she scored a 38.3 all-around score to place 33rd in that competition.

Sara Seegers

Smith Moves to Iowa State While Smith was director of Inter­ can Conference two times. The collegiate Athletics, EMU won two women's track program has become a Reese Cups for the best men's program dominant force with seven consecurive in the Mid-American Conference and MAC championships and the volley­ finished second twice. The men's bas­ ball program has been invited to the ketball program won its firsttwo MAC prestigious National lnviracional Vol­ championships and went to the NCM leyball Tournament. tournament twice, making it to the Paul Shoults, former associate di­ Sweet 16 in 1991. The football pro­ rector of Intercollegiate Athletics at gram won its first MACchampionship EMU, has been appointed interim di­ and California Bowl and had the best rector of lntercollegiate Athletics while conference win-loss record for fivecon­ the search process for a new director is secucive years. The men's track pro­ completed and a replacement recom­ gram won seven consecutive confer­ mended. A national search for the new ence championships and the men's athletic director is underway. Eugene Smith swimming program continued its domination in the conference, win­ Eugene Smith, who served as direc­ ning eight additional championships. tor ofintercollegiate Athletics at EMU The women's program finishedsec­ for the past eight years, was named ond in theJacobyTrophycompetition director of Intercollegiate Athletics at for the top program in the Mid-Ameri- Iowa State University, effective July 1.

EASTERN TODAY J3 McMullen is Stein to Coach Women's Basketball

All-American Paulene Stein, the head women's basketball coach at Butler U niversiry for the last five years, was named head women's basketball coach for the Eagles. She replaces Dana Munk, who resigned in July. Stein enjoyed a successful tenure at Buder, recording an 87-57 record and earning two Midwestern Collegiate Conference "Coach of the Year" awards during her fiveseasons. 'Tm very happy to take over the Eastern Michigan University women's basketball program," Stein said. "There is definitelypotential here. The team has promise and the players want to win." Paul McMullen Stein has developed successful programs at every level. Prior to taking over the head coaching duties at Butler, she was the head women's basketball coach at Paul McMullen became the latest in Northern Michigan University, where she recorded a 50-54 record in four a long line of great track competitors at seasons. She also was the head women's basketball coach at Augustana College Eastern Michigan University to gain from 1978-84, where she led the team to a 96-57 record. All-American status as he achieved chat Stein is a native ofWhitehaJl, Pennsylvania, and earned bachelor's and master's feat in the 1993 NCAANationalCham­ degrees from Slippery Rock University. pionships. McMullen finished eighth in the 1,500-meter run at the NCAA's in a time of3:42.15 Also qualifyingfor this year's NCAA Eastern Michigan University from EMU were Tommy Asinga and 1993 Volleyball Schedule Greg Rhymer (800 meters), Dominic Middleton (5,000 meters) and on the women's side, Tamyka McCord (400 meters). Sepe. l CINCINNATI 7:30 p.m. Asinga, Rhymer and Middleton all 3 at Morehead State 3:00 p.m. 4-5 at Eastern Kentucky Tournament TBA ran impressive times in their qualifying 8 at Michigan State 7:30 p.m. heats but did not make it to the final 10-11 EMU/ANN ARBOR NEWS TOURN. TBA round. 17 WESTERN MICHIGAN* 7:30 p.m. McCord ran a :53.36 in her qualify­ 18 BALL STATE * 3:00 p.m. ing heat but did not advance to the 24 at Miami * 7:00 p.m. 25 at Ohio * 4:00 p.m. finals. Oct. l AKRON • 7:30 p.m. 2 KENT * 3:00 p.m. 6 at Central Michigan • 7:30 p.m. Parks Named to 15 at Bowling Green * 7:00 p.m. Drake Relays Hall 16 at Toledo * 4:00 p.m. 22 at Western Michigan * 7:00 p.m. of Fame 23 at Ball State * 7:30 p.m. Bob Parks, head coach ofthe men's 29 MIAMI * 7:30 p.m. 30 OHIO * 3:00 p.m. track and cross country teams at East­ Nov, 5 ac Akron • 7:30 p.m. ern Michigan University since 1967, 6 at Kent * 4:00 p.m. was inducted into the Drake Relays 12 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * 7:30 p.m. Coaches Hall of Fame in April. 19 BOWLING GREEN * 7:30 p.m. 20 TOLEDO * 3:00 p.m. Parks has appeared in thirty Drake 26-27 at MAC Tournament Relays, having competed as a runner at Barde Creek Center EMU (1950-52), as an assistant coach at Western Michigan for fiveyears, and �Mid-American Conference match as the EMU head coach the last twenry­ HOME MATCHES IN BOLD CAPS two years.

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Come "Discover Schedule of Homecoming Activities the Magic" of Friday, October I Homecoming 8:00 p.m. Sixth Annual Hockey Club Alumni Game-Plymouth lee Arena It's rime once again to begin plan­ Thursday, October 7 ning for Homecoming festivities, and Noon James R. Applegate Golf Endowment Day- Huron Golf Club chis year we're hoping you'll come back Benefit for endowed golf scholarship fund. Shotgun start to "Discover the Magic" of the Eastern Michigan University campus. Changes Friday, October 8 4:00 p.m. Forensics Alumni Golf Scramble-Huron Golf Club continue to be made throughout cam­ pus, including the restoration of Pease 8:30-10:00 p.m. Comedy Spotlight performances-Sponberg Theatre Auditorium. Plan to include a tour of 8:00 p.m. Step Show- Bowen Field House Pease on your Saturday agenda. Sponsored by Black Alumni Chapter There will be a reunion forforensics Evening Events ar Lake House-Music, competitions, food alumni and friends, celebrating twenty years of excellence, with numerous ac­ Saturday, October 9 8:30 a.m. ForensicsAlumni Golf Scramble (continued)-Huron Golf Club tivities throughout the homecoming weekend. Also,che sixth annual Hockey Morning Music on the Mall---oucside McKenny Union Club Alumni Game will be held on 11:00 a.m. Forensics Dedication of Marshall Room/Ross Lab Friday, October l, at the Plymouth Ice Theatre & Trophy Case in memory of Janice Apsey Arena. Be sure to contact Mike 11:30 a.m. Golden Years Luncheon-McKenny Union O'Connor, associate director of the Brunch/Forensic Choir- Quirk/Sponberg Lobby Recreation/Intramural Department Noon 5-10-15-20-25 Year Reunions-Guild Hall, McKenny Union (313-487-1338) for further informa­ 2:00 p.m. Homecoming Parade tion. Enjoy the Music on che Mall out­ 3:00 p.m. Alumni Tailgates Athletic Tailgate-E-Club side of McKenny, or mingle among old friends at the numerous class re­ 3:00-5:00 p.m. Pease Auditorium tours unions in Guild Hall. 6:00 p.m. EMU vs. Kent Football Game The Alumni Association Teaching 7:30-11 :30 p.m. Forensics Alumni Spotlight Reception-Huron Golf Clubhouse Excellence Awards will be presented at 8:00 p.m. Homecoming Scholarship Dinner Dance-Hoyt Conference Center the Celebrate Tradition Luncheon in Sponsored by Black Alumni Chapter the McKenny Union ballroom. This year's awards will go co Phillip Arrington, Joseph Ohren, and Marcin McKenny Union. in the parking areas. There will be a Shichcman from the College of Arcs Before heading into Rynearson Sta­ Tailgate Supply Truck available in case and Sciences, Geraldine Kruse from dium for the Homecoming football you run out of supplies for your tailgate the College of Business, Thomas game between EMU and Kent State parry, saving you a trip to the score. Gwaltney from the College of Educa­ University at 6:00 p.m., stop to enjoy For more information, please call tion, M. Cain Rubenfeld and Barbara one of the many alumni tailgate parties the Alumni Officeat 1-800-825-8664. Scheffer from the College of Health and Human Services, and Jonathan Job Search Service Planned for Alumni (Su-Chen) Lin from the College of Alumni soon will be helping each other look for new jobs and careers. Alumni Technology. Relations and the Career Services Center will sponsor a series of workshops for Of course, no homecoming celebra­ alumni considering career changes and those seeking middle management and tion would be complete without the executive level positions in the private sector. The workshops will be presented by

magic of the Homecoming Parade. alumni and other friends of the University. The parade route begins on Michigan Alumni representing search firms and employers who may be interested Avenue at Huron, will travel west to in offering workshops are invited to contact George Beaudette in Alumni Hamilton then north to Cross Street Relations at (313) 487-0250, or Mike Erwin in the Career Services Center at before turning west to conclude at (313) 487-0400.

EASTERN TODAY 15 Alumni Award Winners Honored Seven distinguished graduates and one distinguished EMU supporter were honored at the annual Alumni Asso­ ciation awards banquet and dinner dance on May 8. Receiving Distinguished Alumni Awards were Dr. Robert Sims, '52, physician and medical directorfor three General Motors Corp. facilities, and vice president of Young-Sims Clinic P.C. in Detroit, and Bruce T. Halle, '56, chairman and president of Dis­ count Tire Co. in Scottsdale, Arizona. Sims, of Detroit, has been medical director for GM's Proving Grounds in Milford, Michigan, and Mesa, Ari­ Left to right: Richard Robb, George Beaudette, Robert DeMattia, Dennis Tojfolo, zona, and for its Emissions Laboratory William Shelton, Robert Sims, Sandra Pfa u, Rob Parmentier, john Damoose, Roy in Denver, Colorado. He also was con­ Wi lbanks, DonaldCa nnon, john Fovenesi. sulting medical director since 1969, and now is medical director for Detroit's director of research and business assis­ 1988. She became assistant to the ex­ Neighborhood Services Substance tance from 1987 to 1990. ecutive director for IEEE Computer Abuse Programs. He has been vice Toffolo, of Rochester Hills, earned Society in 1991. She recently founded president of Young-Sims Clinic since his bachelor's degree in business ad­ Elder Net, a national information clear­ 1965. ministration from EMU. He began his inghouse of resources for the elderly. Halle, of Paradise Valley, Arizona, career at Hudson's as a management John Damoose and Dr. Richard is a graduate of EMU's business ad­ trainee in 1969. He was named Robb, '60, received Dr.John W. Porter ministration program. After working Hudson's president in 1990, and that Distinguished Service Awards, which briefly in sales, he opened his first year also received Hudson's Depart­ recognize individuals who have made Discount Tire Co. store in Ann Arbor ment Store Division's Award for excel­ outstanding contributions to EMU and/ in 1960. Tnirty-two years later, Dis­ lence in performance. or its alumni association. count Tire Co.'s annual sales were just Robert Parmentier, '82, and Sandra Damoose, of Bloomfield Hills, is under $500 million, with approxi­ Kay rfau, '84, received Outstanding vice president ofmarketing for Chrysler mately seven million tires sold at its YoungAlumniAwards, which are given Corporation. He is not an EMU alum­ 238 stores in twelve states. to graduates of fewer than ten years nus, but is founding chairman of the The Alumni Achievement Awards, who have been honored by their peers EMU Foundation and was the guiding which are given to graduates oftwenty­ or otherwise recognized for excellence force benind its development. He has five years or more who have achieved in their fields. raised funds on behalfof EMU's Cam­ extraordinary distinction in their fields, Parmentier, of Cocoa Beach, paign forChampions, securing signifi­ went to Donald Cannon, '70, council Florida, is a former EMU football cant giftsfrom both Chrysler and Kmart adminisrrator for the city of Tulsa, player. After graduation, he moved to for the endeavor. Oklahoma, and Dennis Toffolo, '69, Florida and began work as a laborer at Robb, an Ypsilanti dentist who president of Hudson's Department Sea Ray Boats. He quickly rose through earned his bachelor's degree from EMU, Stores. the ranks and now is vice president of served twenty-fiveconsecutive years as Cannon, of Broken Arrow, Okla­ sales. a member ofEMU's Board of Regents. homa, earned a master's degree from Pfau,of Alexandria, Virginia, earned When first appointed to the board in EMU. Before becoming council ad­ her bachelor's degree magna cum laude 1967 by then Governor George Rom­ ministrator in Tulsa in 1990, he was from EMU. She began her career as an ney, he was, at age 30, the youngest manager of the city ofTulsa's Business attorney at Harmon, Curran, Gallagher person to serve on the governing board Action Center for nine years and was and Spielberg in Washington, D.C., in of a major U.S. university.

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RonaldEllis, '61, is the eastern regional manager Joan Sergent, '67, is the superintendent of Utica 1940 of Wicks Pipe Organ Community Schools. She is one of only three female Millie Danielson, '44, is a Company, based in superintendents serving in Macomb County's fiber artist. She resides in Chambersburg, Pennsylva­ twenty-one school districts. She and her husband, Ann Arbor, and has exhib­ nia. Charlie, '65, reside in Warren. Previously, she served ited her work in many as associate superintendent at Warren Consolidated juried shows. She also gives Eldred Lentz, '64, cel­ Schools. workshops on fiber arcs. ebrated his eightieth birth­ day with a surprise parry.

He caught for sixty years prior co his 1973 retire­ Anita Cla rk, '68, was awarded a Milken Family 1950 ment. Foundation National Educator Award. Clark was one of 120 educators from twen states chosen by recencly re­ ty Ann Topp, '59, Lucille Swanson, '64, was blue-ribbon selection committees. She teaches tired from che Colonial named Catholic Daughter math at Marshall High School. Clark used $20,000 Williamsburg Foundation of the Year by Catholic of the $25,000 prize money co establish a scholar­ in Williamsburg, Virginia. Daughters of the Ameri­ ship fund for Marshall students. While at the foundation, cas, Court Manistee No. she interpreted eighteenth 496. She caught in various century history. She cur­ school districts for twency­ rencly volunteers for che seven years. curer at Eastern Michigan Roger Bajorek, '69, is a American Red Cross. University. park naturalist at the James Doyle, '66, serves as Scony Creek Nature Cen­ superintendent of che Hu­ William Garpow, '66 , is ter in Washington Town­ ron Valley School District the executive director of ship. in Highland. He was the Florida RV Trade As­ 1960 named che Michigan Su­ sociation. His wife, Joan, Ja mes Scott, '69, '71, was perintendent of the Year '66, tutors students with appointed vice president john Collins, '60, '67, '72, in 1992 by che Michigan special needs. for student life and enroll­ is a retired superintendent Association of School Ad­ ment services at Georgia of Jonesville Community ministrators. He also has Angela Allg ire- Gautsche, Seate University. Previ­ Schools and resides in worked as a visiting lee- '67, is a first-grade teacher ously, he served as dean Jonesville with his wife. at Camden Frontier for student services at the

School. University of Florida. He is widely published on Jean Baughman Wessel '58, has been named co the Calhoun Community Col­ Loveleen Bajwa, '68, was awarded the Mother In­ lege Foundation Board. She dia International Award forher "outstanding con­ has received numerous tribution to Indian-American relations" through awards for volunteer activi­ the development of her popular Indian restaurant, ties. Wessel serves as a Raja Rani. Bajwa opened the restaurant in Ann Ar­ trustee of Randolph School, bor in 1976. The award was presented to her in is vice-chair of the board of New Delhi, India. Bajwa was the first Indian stu­ Burritt Museum and Park, Wessel dent co enroll in the University's Human, Environ­ and co-chairs the Symphony mental and Consumer Resources department. Her Guild's Crescent Dough Auction. She and her hus­ husband, Ranjit, is a professor in EMU's Teacher band, Fred, reside in Huntsville, Alabama. Education Department.

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campus multicultural is­ studies teacher in the Mil­ department of Davenport sues, law and policy in waukee Public Schools Sys­ Business College. higher education, and tem. She was selected as campus-wide responses to Middle School Teacher of StanleyDyl IL '74, is the sexism. the Year by the Milwaukee curator of the Seaman Metropolitan Alliance of Mineral Museum at Black School Educators in Michigan Technological November 1992. Universiry. Recently he 1970 was honored with the Florine Bond, '72, is a so­ Clair M. Donovan Award cial worker at the Westland by the Blue Key National Joe Nuzzo, '70, teaches Counseling Center. She Honor Fraterniry. technology education at works in the outpatient Brown Lincoln High School in substance abuse and mental Augusta Township. He Tim Pretzer, '74, is the Derek Brown, '77, is the health program as a psycho­ was honored this year as ventures business director president of the Detroit therapist. in Chemicals and Perfor­ the Lincoln Consolidated Board of Realtors. He pre­ mance Products at the Schools Teacher of the viously served as an office Year. fames Brown, '72, '75, is Dow Chemical Company. leasing manager forDe­ the human resources direc­ troit-based Renaissance '84, RonaldBrant, '71, owns tor at Siena Heights Col­ Thomas Carlson, '76, Center Management Asset Planning Company lege. is a regional retail loan of­ Company. in Monroe. Recently, he ficer at Old Kent Bank was re-elected to the board Al Diver, '72, '77, is the and Trust Company, Lan­ Gina Ellis, '77, performed of the Michigan Associa­ principal of Dakota High sing region. Previously, he last December as a dance tion of Life Underwriters, School, which will open in served in the consumer captain and a dancer in and also was elected to the 1994. He is overseeing the loan department of the The Wiz at the Music board of the Life Insurance transition of Chippewa Val­ Lansing officeof Great Hall in Detroit. She also Leaders of Michigan. ley High School in Clinton Lakes Bancorp. worked as an assistant cho­ Township into two separate reographer and a dancer in Ray Kutcher, '71,is a buildings. john Case, '76, is vice The Josephine Baker Story. managing broker for the president of marketing at Petoskey officeof Coldwell Mary Anne Miller, '73, has La-Z-Boy Chair Com­ To ni Stanfield, '77, is a Banker Schmidt Realtors. been awarded a fe llowship pany. He oversees the part-time bereavement co­ by the National Endow­ company's advertising and ordinator at the Grand ment for the Humanities to public relations programs. Traverse Area Hospice. participate in the 1993 pro­ gram of Summer Seminars forSchool Teachers. She is an NEH Summer Fellow in a seminar entitled "The Greg Smith, '77, was Holy Grail: Four Medieval named executive director Texts" at Eastern Michigan. of strategic planning and external affairs for the Ford PamelaSorg Stefanski, '73, Financial Services Group. is the communiry education He and his wife, Ann, '76, director of the Wyoming '78, reside in Bloomfield Hills. Pettis-Johnson Public Schools. She also is a member of the adjunct fac­ Mary Pettis-Johnson, '71, ulry of the communications is an eighth grade social Smith

J 8 EASTERN TODAY She also maintains a pri- Oakwood Health Informa- ementary Nature Club. Its Julia Schwan Park, '82, is . . . vace psychotherapy prac- tion Center. main m1ss1on 1s to 1m- the program director of rice. prove the nesting habitat the substance abuse de- Charles We aver, '79, is the in the community. partment ar the Oakland Marilyn McEvoy, '78, '89, author of Hidden Logic Family Services in Pontiac. teaches child care at Puzzles. He lives in Can- Joe Bustamante, '8 1, is a Howell High School in ton. practicing physician in the David Tennant, '82, is a Howell. Emergency Department at naturalist at the Cincin- Barbara Yo ungerman, '79, Memorial Healthcare naci Nature Center. He Bill Siemers, '78, is a pup- is a mezzo-soprano vocalist. Center in Owosso. teaches and directs a sum- peteer. He builds his own She lives in Royal Oak and mer day camp forchildren puppets and sets, and per- appears regularly with the Teresa Donaldson, '8 1, is in natural history and forms and writes his own Michigan Opera Theatre, an associate vice president ecology. He also works in scripts. He is a former both wirh the main stage of foreclosure at Source environmental education. children's theater actor. company and in its out- One Mortgage Service reach division. Corporation in Timothy Ke enan, '83, is Sy lvia Sims, '78, is a prac- Farmington Hills. an account supervisor at ricing clinical psychologist Eisbrenner Public Rela- in Toledo. tions in Troy. 1980 Janet Decocq-Fleming, Gregg Natkowski, '83, di- '79, '80, is a speech/Ian- David Clow, '80, is the rects the sexual addictions guage pathologist in Pitts- vice president of commer- component of New Direc- burgh, Kansas. She and cial loans at Old Kent tions Center for Christian her husband, Paul, and Bank of Hillsdale. He Counseling Center in their two-year-old son, joined the bank in 1981, Livonia. He is a certified Eric, live in Joplin, Mis- and has held various posi- HIV instructor with the soun. tions in the company. Red Cross.

John Durnian, '79, TimothyHoyle, '8 1, is a Anne Tubinis, '83, is at- teaches fifthgrade at Parke tending the National Col- captain in the Marine Patterson Lane Elementary School in Corps. In December 1992, lege of Chiropractic in Illi- Grosse Ile. he participated in the an- James Patterson, '81, offers no1s. nual NATO exercise Dis- training, consulting and play Determination in professional writing ser- Kim Murphy, '84, is the Turkey. vices. He has trained thou- manager of occupational sands of U.S. Army officers therapy at Mercy Memo- NancyMonda y, '80, is a and civilians in communi- rial Hospital in Monroe. career counselor at Monroe cation and leadership skiJls. High School. Last year, the He also edits and publishes Connie Lucas, '85, '91, Monroe County Counse- The Cogent Co mmunicator won the first prize in April !ors' Association presented newsletter. Patterson re- at the Farmington Arc her with the Counselor of sides in Tucson, Arizona. Club Fall Show. Lucas the Year award. lives in Canton Township. Autumn Clos, '82, is a pe- Her work is featured in Frank Walker, '80, '85, diacrician in Mason. She collections throughout the Jones '91, is a sixth-grade teacher and her husband, Rively, United States. in the Wayne-Westland have four children. Christopher Jones, '79, is Community Schools. He Karl Albrecht, '86, is an the manager of the sponsors the Monroe El- insurance manager for Ac-

EASTERN TODAY 19 tion Benefits. He and his David Dalton, '8 7, re­ ternational Association of Deborah Osborne, '89, wife, Kelley (Paquette), cently produced the movie Business Communicators works at a counseling firm, '86, are expecting their "Soulstealer, "which pre­ Silver Quill Award of ACT Specialist, in Taylor. second child. They reside miered in November 1992 Merit for producing Strat­ in West Bloomfield. in Detroit. He formed his egy, an award-winning Ron Prieskorn, '89, has own production company, magazine sponsored by been honored as Kentucky Dolphin Productions, in Ford Motor Credit. Coach of the Year for his 1988. The movie was his women's swimming and firstattempt at commer­ John Ma tthes, '88, was a diving team. He coaches cial filmmaking. state finalist in the 1992- the men's and women's 93 Michigan Teacher of swimming and diving the Year program. He teams at Bowling Green teaches at the Jackson (Kentucky) High School, Area Career Center. which placed first in the state meet.

What's Happening? Johnson Awards, civic activities, promotions, marriages, births and ocher E. Ke ith Johnson, '86, has events chat are an important pan of your life are important to us, too. been promoted to the rank Just send us your news for inclusion in a future issueof Ea.rtm1 Today. of captain in the Air Force However, due to the time required to process your information and Reserve. He works as an produce the magazine, it may cake up to six months foryour news to intelligence officer and is Donaldson appear in prim. Preference in using class notes will be given co Alumni employed by the U.S. Michelle (Pruden) Association members. Postal Service. Johnson is Donaldson, '87, is an asso­ a veteran of Desert Shield/ ciate producer for WXYZ­ Storm, and most recently TV, Channel 7. Previ­ Degrees and Years. ______servedin Operation ously, she worked as an Southern Watch. anchor/reporter for WJR­ Address, ______AM in Detroit. Jeff Kle insmith, '86, works D Check here if new in the foreign mission Joyce Gottlieb, '87, is a branch of the U.S. Secret sculptor. She also teaches Cicy ______State ____ Zip___ _ Service in Washington, at Schoolcraft College and Phone.______D.C. He protects foreign in the West Bloomfield diplomats, their embassies, Continuing Education De­ Student LO. Number______and chanceries. Dignitaries partment.

Kleinsmith has protected Spouse's Name (if alum)______include President Clinton, john Kobylarek, '8 7, is as­ _ Russian President Boris sistant vice president of Degrees and Years.______Yeltsin, and England's marketing administration Queen Elizabeth. at the Source One Mort­ My news (please attach separate sheet): gage Service Corporation. Please mail to : WHYNOT SEND A Carl Richards, '86, is an PHOTO TOO? Office for Alumni Relations Army captain serving at Sharon Marson, '8 7, is the We prefer black and white Fort Sill in Lawton, Okla­ art director at the Publica­ 15 Welch Hall glossy head shoes. Photos Eastern Michi University will be returned upon homa. He is an assistant gan tion Company in Detroit. Ypsilanti, MI 48197 request. operations officer. In 1992, she won the In-

20 EASTERN TODAY Lance Cichocki, '92, Retirements 1990 graduated from Commu­

nications Security Materi­ Willi am Swisher, associate Karen Dillon, '90, was a als System School and is attending air schools at professor of communica­ finalistin the 1992-93 tion and theatre arts, re­ Michigan Teacher of the Twentynine Palms, Cali­ fornia. tired after the 1993 winter Year program. She teaches semester. A retirement cel­ at Trenton High School. Helen Kropik, '92, is the ebration, featuring a re­ owner and director of union of former students, DonaldJu lian, '90, is a Communi Crisis Coun­ was held for him May 22. second lieutenant in the ty seling Services in Howell. Swisher joined the EMU Marines. He graduated broadcasting faculty in from the Basic School in Liford 1965 when he was re­ Quantico, Virginia, last cruited to be the first fac­ Te rri Liford, '91, Miss year. Engagements ulty adviser for WEMU Michigan 1992, has re­ radio, which later became corded the single, "She Michael Kilbourn, '90, is and a National Public Radio Climbed the Mountain." Lisa Robinson, '92, a second lieutenant and re­ Larry Lewis Jr. affiliate. Swisher is remem­ cencly graduated from the All proceeds from its sale bered as a pioneer of the aircraft maintenance of­ will benefit the Commu­ University's radio, TV, ficer course at Chanute Air nity Cancer Center of and filmprogram. He be­ Force Base in Illinois. Monroe and its patients. gan his career in radio in New Eagles 1946 and worked at sev­ Katrina Hanson, '91, is a Kathleen Shafer, '9 1, Born to: eral commercial radio sta­ teaches elementary school secondary school librarian tions until 1951, when a at the Harbor Beach Com­ at the Montessori Thomas Coker, '89, a stint in the U.S. Army Children's House in daughter: Jeanette Ann munity Schools. cook him to Armed Forces Petoskey. Coker Radio in Sendai, Japan, Kurt Hellm an, '9 1, is a during the Korean War. science technician in the Peter Cabala, '92, is at­ biology department at tending the Michigan Albion College. State University College of Osteopathic Medicine. David Nammo, '9 1, works at the Fox News Network in Washington, 0. C. Let Us Know David Sebuck, '9 1, is a If you: second lieutenant in the • have a name or address change Marine Corps. He gradu­ ated from basic training in • receive duplicate mailings from the Alumni Relations Office Quantico, Virginia, in • have questions about pledges or gifts 1992. please write or call: Office for Alumni Relations 15 Welch Hall Eastern Michigan University Ifyou receive duplicate Ypsilanti, MI 48197 mailingr, pkase encwse all (313) 487-0250 labels you were sent.

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Faculty /Staff and served as technical di­ Virginia "Ginn Makrucki,, the senior phototype­ In Memoriam rector at Seiberr-Oxidermo y" in Detroit. Graham held setter/keyliner in University Publications, died Febru­ approximately fifteen pat­ ary 27, 1993, following a long illness. She was 64. Dr. RonaldBaird, Makrucki worked for the University for eleven EMU professor of indus­ ents for technical develop­ ment. years and was highly thought of by her colleagues. For trial technology, died Feb­ several years, she was involved in the production of ruary 25, 1993. Paul Hubbell, Ea stern Toddy, and is remembered as a conscientious Baird had been a fac­ EMU professor emeritus of his­ employee who always strove for perfection. ulty member since 1966. tory, died ] une 1, 1993. Survivors include her husband, Mathew, their sons One colleague remembers R , '85, and Brad, and her mother, Fern Williams. Baird as a person who He was active as a local oy "lived to be a teacher." poet until 1986. In 1914, He had written and co­ he received a Rhodes Adelphi Calendar Project, Marine written six textbooks. Scholarship to Oxford, En­ Milton Jacobi, '30, gland, and served in the which provides a directory City, Mich., 4-2-93 British YMCA in Egypt of all performers and per­ Dr. John Graham, a formancesat England's Mary Edwa rds, '31, Pon professor in EMU's lnter­ and the U.S. Army in World War I. Adelphi Theatre in the Huron, Mich., 3-1-93 disciplinary Technology 1800s, from 1970 to department and the direc­ 1984. Flo rence Lathers, '32, Ypsi­ tor of the Universiry's Dr. AlfredNe lson, lanti, Mich., 3-26-93 EMU professor emeritus of Coatings Research Insti­ In Memoriam tute, died September 29, English language and lit­ Ruby Youngs, '32, 1992, in Ann Arbor. erature, died April 16, Dearborn, Mich., 2-93 Ply­ Before joining the 1993, in Sarasota, Florida. Nomia Cassady, '12, Nelson began his educa­ mouth, Mich., 3-26-93 Ma rion Grambau, '33, EMU faculty in 1981, he Rogers City, Mich. worked as a visiting poly­ tional career at EMU in Ellen Gould, '14, '35,Ypsi­ 1-27-93 mer chemist in EMU's 1965, and retired in 1984. He co-directed the lanti, Mich., 3-2-93 Chemistry Department, Victor Kn owlton, '33, Edith Campbell '18, Alpena, Mich., 2-24-93 Belding, Mich. Beth WhartonMilford, Margaret Lundgren, '33, an EMU Board of Regents Ma rian Taylor Sp ink, '24, Lapeer, Mich., 3-18-93 member from 197 4 to '47, Lansing, Mich., 1986, died August 7, 4-15-93 Wyatt Wilson, '33, 1992, in Ann Arbor. Petoskey, Mich., 1-16-93 She retired from the Dorothy lone Blossey, '25, board in 1986, and re­ Colorado Springs, Colo., Mil.dred Mills, '34, ceived an honorary doctor­ 1-15-92 Hanover, Mich., 3-1-93 ate in education from the Flo rence Scafe, '25, '41, Imlay University in 1988. In Ardenne Germayne, Iron River, Mich., 2-19-93 City, Mich., 4-2-93 Milford 1939, at the invitation of University President John Cla ra Isbister, '26, Livonia, Cla rence Sa bbath, '37, Munson, Milford began working at the then-Michi­ Mich., 2-8-93 River Rouge, Mich., gan State Normal College as an instructor of business 1-21-93 education. She served on EMU's faculty until 1943. Gertrude Sinclair Capps, Milford also served twelve consecutive years on the '27, '59, Detroit, Mich., Robert Brundage, '38, Ypsilanti Board of Education and was the first 3-13-93 Charhee, Iowa, 10- I 1-92 woman elected as its president. She also was the first woman to serve on Ypsilanti's Tax Review Board. Lavina Stoelt, '27, Effi e Mu/crone, '38, St. Tecumseh, Mich., 3-18-93 Ignace, Mich., 2-14-93

22 EASTERN TODAY Margaret Distler, '.39, Dorothy Strobel '54, Hudson, Mich., 2-17-93 Adrian, Mich., 3-20-93 Joseph C. (Po wierski) Powers, '.36, a retired naval Carlton Ka iser, '.39, Mc. Mary (Greenfield) Jackson, commander, died April 27, Pleasant, Mich., 2-21-93 '56, Watervliet, Mich., 1993, ac his Taylor home. 4-24-93 Powers taught advanced Margaret (Hemingway) science courses ac Cass Simons, '4 0, Homestead­ ferry Schmauch, '56, '58, Technical High School un­ Melvindale, Mich., Florida City, Fla., 3-19-93 til 11-13-92 his 1973 retirement. Powers was a member Carl Carlson, '4 1, Gaylord, Mich., 4-19-93 Lilah Cadmus, '61, Macon Powers of the Polish Genealogical Township, Mich., 2-17-93 Society of Michigan and Dr. Marion Henry, '42, devoted much time to researching his family history. Dearborn, Mich., 4-8-93 Eleanor Judson, '61, '65, He also was a member of the U. S. Naval Institute, Jackson, Mich., 3-9-93 the Retired OfficersAssociation, the Naval Reserve Mary Shaver, '44, Lansing, Association, and che American Polish Engineering Mich. Loren Beutler, '66, Chelsea, Association. Mich., 3-23-93 Edward Gilday, '46, Gre­ DorisJackson- Woods, '66, gory, Mich., 5-29-93 Lawrence Busch, '71, '74, Edwin Freitag, '76, Ann Southfield, Mich., 2-7-93 '82, Roseville, Mich., Arbor, Mich., 1-31-93 Martha Bohlinger, '49, 3-30-93 Richmond, Mich., 2-1-93 Ke nneth Scudder, '66, '71, John Rankin, '8 1, Livonia, Gaylord, Mich., 4-16-93 Richard "Butch" Schwartz, Mich., 12-22-92 Virginia Price, '50, '71, Adrian, Mich., T Strome, Stockbridge, Mich., erry '69, 4-11-93 Barbara Sy nnestvedt, '90, 3-23-93 Dearborn Heights, Mich., Birmingham, Mich., 3-8-93 Thomas Wallace, '72, West 4-25-93 Nicolina (DeAgostino) Chester, Ohio, 1-23-93 Dr. Harry Towsley, Siminski, '5 1, Carrollton, '69, Douglas Martinez, '92, Ann Arbor, Mich., 3-31-93 Mich., 12-30-92 Janette (Tappan) Ma dsen, Ypsilanti, Mich., 1-26-93 '74, '77, Plymouth, Mich., Patricia Hechlik, '70, Ply­ Charles Maupin, '53, 5-26-93 Jennifer Baucus, '.93, Fenton, Mich., 2-10-93 mouth, Mich., 1-20-93 Livonia, Mich., 1-31-93 E. Lucile Webster, '74H, William Murray, '53, '60, James Pearson, '70, Dearborn, Mich., 1-26-93 Taylor, Mich., 2-16-93 Topinabee, Mich., 4-1-93

Dorothy Up dike, '53 , Tecumseh, Mich., 1-27-93 David Taywr, '84, personnel manager at R.H. Macy and Company in New York, died March 23, Ll.oydSh oemaker, '24, '28, a longtime principal 1993, in Stamford, Connecticut. in the Dearborn public schools-, died March 21, Taylor served as EMU' s student body president in 1993, in Hillsdale. 1984 and vice president in 1983, and also served as Shoemaker was a major forcein the fieldof mu­ Student Senate president. He had received che EMU sic. In 1965, he helped organize the International Recognition of Excellence and numerous campus Youth Symphony Orchestra, which was composed leader scholarships. of young musicians from Michigan and Ontario. He Taylor was active in various on-campus organiza­ served as the president of its board fortwelve years. tions, including Eastern Students Promote Eastern, Shoemaker also was a former president of the Minority Affa irs, Student Affairs,and the Student Michigan Symphony Orchestra Association. Leadership Groufc>.

EASTERN TODAY 23 Hayes Jones "Running" Again to him because "I was fortunate enough to have parents who really cared enough forme to make sure I grew up better than they did." He recounts an African proverb that says it cakes a whole village to raise a child. "We don't have chat now. We've reduced our responsibility for our kids." His dedica­ tion to helping and guiding the youth of Pontiac is evident. "I have a firmbelief that every kid has at lease one gi�, " he says, "but we have co identify that gift and cum it into a talent." If he is successful in the mayoral race, he will be reunited with one of his prized possessions, his 1964 Olym­ pic gold medal. It hangs in the city hall, dedicated to the children of Pontiac.

Forensics Alumni Celebrate Twenty Years of Excellence If you've attended EMU in the lase twenty years, icwould have been next to impossible to miss the face that we boast Hayes Jones an awesome forensics program. Once a year, when you picked up a copy of the Eastern Echo, you probably were In 1964, Hayes Jones, '60, hurdled to international fame reading about another national championship or cop three when he won the gold medal in the 110 meter high hurdles finish. EMU won the national title nine times, and never at the Olympic Games in Tokyo. Four years earlier, he had finishedless than third from 1972-1992. begun co make his mark in the sporting world when he won The forensics alumni now are prepared to do a bit more the bronze medal in the same event at the Rome Olympics. boasting by hosting "Celebration of Excellence" during Nearly thirty years lacer, Jones is setting a different goal in a homecoming weekend. Bue that task cannot be completed whole different arena- politics. Recently, Jones announced until they can round up as many forensics alumni as possible. his candidacy for mayor of the city of Pontiac. So, in this Where Are They Now column, we are asking, Jones grew up in Pontiac, and graduated from Eastern "where areyou now?" Ir's time co step forward and join in the Michigan University with a bachelor's degree in education. fun on campus October 8-10. There will be numerous He had an outstanding athletic career at EMU. activities in which to rake part. His recipe for success is simple: desire, determination, Some notable graduates of the prestigious program in­ and dedication. Jones says all three ingredients are necessary clude Rodney Slater, recently sworn in as the federal high­ for success. He has proven this through his two Olympic way administrator in the Clinton administration; Carl Pursell, experiences. He hopes the three guiding principles will help former representative in the U.S. Congress; Elaine Keelan him in the mayoral race, but realizes he has to rely on others Christiansen, senior analyst for the Gallup Organization; trusting him and voting for him. Jones says "I have what it Michael Bailey, comic; Dennis Cockrum and Dann Florek, takes to move Pontiac forward." actors; and ofcourse, EMU's own illustrious leader, Dennis Aside from the election, there are two projects in Pontiac Beagen, department head for Communication and Theatre that are close co Jones' heart. He is a mentor for an elemen­ Arts. tary school organization named Brotherhood, comprised of The forensics alumni have established several outreach elementary school boys from diverse backgrounds. The efforts, including a quarterly newsletter, The Alakazoo, an group is centered around a code of conduce in the school, alumni address/telephone number directory, a newly cre­ home, and the community. "It's my hope that we can do the ated EMU Forensics Alumni chapter, and fund-raising same for girls," Jones said. support for the refurbishing of the forensics room, the Another project is the Junior Olympics in track and field creation of a trophy case, and the renovation of the labora­ he set up in Pontiac's junior high school. With the help of torytheatre. teachers who volunteer time, school children in Pontiac now So, as homecoming weekend quickly approaches, plan to train for the Junior Olympics in April each year. join your fe llow forensicsalumni for a rollicking weekend of Jones says such projects that help children are important fun.

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Eagles Hit The Washington, DC Dining in Southern Road Alumni Make California West Virginia alumni and friends Theatre Rounds The Southern California Chapter will have a chance to see the EMU The National Capital Area Alumni enjoyed dinner and cocktails at the footballteam in action in Morgantown, Chapter has been a busy bunch this Manhattan Beach Radisson, hosted by West Virginia from September 3 to 5. year. The group sponsored a "Sunday Keith Moore, in March. The Eagles take on the University of Afternoonat the Kennedy Center" in West Virginia on Saturday, Septem­ January, viewing Sheer Madness at the Dallas/Fort Worth ber 4. The trip costs berween $336 to Theater Lab, following brunch at the Awaits Approval $445 per person, and includes the RoofTerrace Restaurant. In June, afrer A group of EMU alumni in the airfare, hotel costs, and transfers. For brunch at the Trattoria de Franco, and Dallas/Fore Worth, Texas area is await­ more information, call Kathy Hill at the annual meeting, it was offto the ing board approval on becoming the Conlin-Faber Travel, (313) 677-0900. Little Theatre of Alexandria for Driv­ next official operating chapter. ing Miss Daisy. Join the Alumni Association 1993-94 Alumni Activities Benefits of EMU Alumni Associa­ tion membership include discounts at September May 1994 various businesses and University func­ 3-5 Morgantown, West Virginia­ TBA Alumni Association tions, including greens fees at the EMU EMU vs. University of West Awards Banquet and Huron Golf Club, tickets at EMU's Virginia-Alumni Outreach Dinner Dance­ Radisson on the Lake Quirk Theatre, individual game tickets October for EMU basketball (2 for1) , and alumni 9 Homecoming scholarships forchildren and grandchil­ dren of EMU alumni. December If you have any questions, call TBA Yuletide holiday event 1-800-825-8544, or 1-313-487-0250, or write to the address below. ,------� Yes, I/we would like to join the EMU Alumni Association. Send to: Annual Membership: $25 annual (individual or joint), $12.50 half-year Off ice for Alumni Relations D 15 Welch Hall Eastern Michigan University Information for individual or joint membership Yp silanti, Ml 48197 Name: ______

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