The University of Montana Foundation

2007 Annual Report to Donors Inform the future | Invest in discovery Left to right: A. Warren Wilcox ’65, Laura Brehm and George M. Dennison ’62,’63 IN vest in our culture of philanthropy

We are nearing the close of the University’s most ambitious fundraising campaign in its 114-year history. We are confident we will attain and exceed our goal. • Alumni, parents, friends, faculty, corporations, organizations and foundations are among our benefactors, as you will see in this report. For the generosity you personally have shown, we are grateful beyond measure. • As a result, this year students have benefited from a record number of scholarships and fellowships. Our programs, faculty and students continue to receive accolades for achievement. New buildings, such as the Don Anderson Hall for Journalism and the Skaggs Biomedical Research Addition for the College of Health Professions and Biomedical Sciences, support and enrich a learning environment in which discovery and innovation are at the forefront. • What drives this culture of philanthropy? Our students who prepare to meet the challenges of their lives. Our faculty who fire the talents and ambitions of our students. Our classrooms and laboratories where the curriculum comes to life. Our alumni who translate their UM experiences into meaningful careers. Our friends, both near and far, who recognize how the University has transformed its students and graduates. • Today, we see The University of Montana in a new light. We look beyond the horizon. We imagine with clarity. We believe in this University. And we dream.

A. Warren Wilcox, Chair, Board of Trustees, The University of Montana Foundation

Laura Brehm, President and CEO, The University of Montana Foundation

George M. Dennison, President, The University of Montana

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2 Raymon Thompson was the featured speaker in the 2007 Harold and Priscilla Gilkey Executive Lecture Series. Pictured are Priscilla and Harold Gilkey and Raymon and Ladeine Thompson.

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Harold Gilkey ’62 is a graduate of the UM School of leadership Business Administration. He is chairman and CEO of the Spokane-based Sterling Financial Corp., parent company of Sterling Savings Bank; INTERVEST-Mort- gage Investment Co.; Action Mortgage Co., and Harbor Financial Services. • Priscilla Pickard Gilkey ’62 is a graduate of the UM College of Arts and “I like to the Gilkey Executive Lecture Series might Sciences. Prior to her retirement 10 years ago, she about my Montana students!” affect UM students and the community. was vice president of community relations for brag Empire Health Services. • The couple contributed says Raymon Thompson, founder, chair- The creation of this center, he comments, the lead gift of $1.5 million for the Executive man and CEO of Semitool, Inc., Kalispell. “will expose future leaders to the realities Education Center and Lecture Series. • Raymon Thompson founded Semitool, Inc., in 1979. An of doing business [here and abroad]” and international company, it now employs more than “Rewarding” is Thompson’s assessment of help them frame their actions and deci- 1,300 worldwide and recorded revenues in excess of $240 million in fiscal year 2006. his association with UM. He describes UM sions in the context of real-life events. students as “sharp and alert.” In fact, he points out, Larry Viano ’76, Semitool’s CFO, “The project promises to introduce UM earned his degree from the University. business students to businessmen and it will serve business people of this region women with outstanding credentials and by providing advanced training and net- “The reason Montana students are great experiences,” he continues. “Additionally, working opportunities.” employees,” Thompson says, “is that they are not neurotic. They’ve been reared as typical Montana youngsters. They’re great at developing new products and opening new areas of business.”

Thompson respects the faculty’s work, as well. He terms their approach to instruction as “entrepreneurial. They encourage risk-taking, and that’s what enterprise is about.”

T Thompson reflects on how the Gilkey Center for Executive Education and

3 When Sylvia Jensen attended anthropology and archaeology classes at UM, one of her younger classmates was Sandy Morris ’94. Later, Morris re- ceived partial funding for her UM education through the Taylor and Jensen Scholarship, which targets anthropology majors, especially those with an archaeol- dividual ogy concentration. • Continuing IN her interest in the subject, Jensen participated in an annual dig at a Montana archeology site, and commitment again the pair’s paths crossed: Morris was the principal investigator. Add to that, the fact that Morris grew up in a small community near Jensen’s hometown. Today, Sandy Morris French pursues her career as a U.S. Forest Service archaeologist. And Jensen remains a benefactor of future archaeologists.

Sylvia Jensen is as spirited a Grizzly supporter as any alumna. But . . . she’s and maintaining sports and scholarship years ago, she began attending archeology not a UM graduate. standards.” Jensen recognized these ses- and anthropology classes at UM. Dee Taylor sions were important to the success of the was her first professor. “I’ve provided support since 2001,” UM student athlete. Jensen says. But it’s support of a specific “I became so impressed by the instruction kind, unique to her particular interests. But later, funding for these classes, which and the students,” she explains, “that in had been in the budget of the Psychology 1991, when the University established a “Student athletes come to the University Department, was eliminated. Answering memorial scholarship in his name, I con- first as students,” she explains. “They must the University’s action, “In 2001,” she tributed. Later, Taylor’s widow requested maintain a certain GPA to remain on says, “another donor and I stepped in and that my name be added to his. Now it is scholarship. Secondly, they come to play a picked up the costs of the course.” Her the Dr. Dee C. Taylor and Sylvia Jensen sport, and they work very hard to maintain will stipulates that her annual commitment Scholarship, awarded annually to an required physical levels.” will continue for five years after her death. anthropology major, preferably one study- ing archeology.” Jensen made several visits to classes specifi- Another target of Jensen’s philanthropy is cally designed to help student athletes suc- the Department of Anthropology. Jensen has attained UM Benefactor status ceed in the class- for total giving exceeding $100,000, room and in Each winter, Jensen signaling that she is one of the University’s sports. There travels from her most generous donors. Regarding her they learned how farm in Chester to gifts, she says, “It’s the least I can do. I’m to cope with visit her eldest happy to be in a position of being able to attending classes, daughter in support UM.” budgeting time Missoula. Several

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After taking students to study in South America, Paul Alaback and Carol Brewer became interested in investing in international work. “By accessing funds for travel and research,” says Alaback, “students will have a chance to make comparisons and see the formation of processes that happen in time and space, particularly in this era of global warming.” Such challenging study in international settings can provide “a transformational experience,” he points out. • Brewer adds that, as ecologists, “we work in an international field in large collaborations. Austria, Spain, Scotland, Germany and Sweden all have interests in Patagonia. The question is how we can involve them in the research mix, especially in working with our stu- dents.” • “Experiences abroad can provide participants life- changing moments,” says Alaback. “They can totally alter calculable how you look at the world. Carol and I are in a position to estab- IN lish funding. It’s important to offer these opportunities to students. It’s the legacy of our tenure.” • Melipal is the Mapuche Indian word for the Southern Cross constellation, a nighttime sight common in the results southern hemisphere.

Teamwork is the key word for Carol Brewer, associate dean Pacific Northwest. The couple believes of the College of Arts and Sciences and that, in order to more fully comprehend professor of biology, and Paul Alaback, the ecosystems of Montana, it’s impor- professor of forest ecology. tant to explore South America.

Together, the married couple has estab- “Study there provides lished an endowment — the Alaback University of Montana and Brewer Melipal Research Award — to students,” says Alaback, fund study in Patagonia. “with an extraordi- nary opportunity to “This is an investment in graduate educa- learn about the tion,” says Brewer, “and in graduate roles that climate, students who will make discoveries that push geology, human the frontiers of their fields. Offering history and evolu- these opportunities to travel, research and tionary ecology further understanding of how ecological play in explaining systems work is significant. This research the ecological pat- provides everyone involved with a cross- terns that occur in continental experience.” these two regions.”

The Patagonian region, encompassing Argentina and part of Chile, in many ways is comparable to the landscapes and ecosystems in the northern Rockies and

6 IN valuable connections

“One of the first recipients,” says Charlie, “was a young woman brought up in a rural background, a Spanish major. When she entered the University, she was so shy she hardly could carry on a conversation.” He calls her development at UM over four years, which he tracked, “phenomenal.”

A second student was a Native American, born on the reservation. “She had the opportunity to attend Harvard,” he says, “but she came to UM for drama. She told us she wanted to help her people rise above their current circumstances.”

What Charlie learned from these con- Charlie Oliver’s work at Fluor Daniel took Philanthropy is all versations was this: “Here is a university the couple around the world. Then, in 1989, about connections, says a longtime obser- in a remote area, doing so much with they bought property in Hamilton, built a ver of fundraising campaigns. so little. UM’s accomplishments amazed home there and made their move perma- us,” he says. nent. “It has changed our lives to be here.” Proof are Charlie and Charlotte Oliver’s gifts to the University. Soon, the Olivers turned this And with their generosity to stu- interest into action. They dents, they continue to change “Phyllis and Dennis Washington intro- began funding the Presi- lives, not only their own, but duced us to UM,” Charlie recalls. “They dential Scholar program. others’ — well into the future. hosted an event in Palm Springs, and we chatted with Jerry Brown, then dean of the School of Journalism and a When Charlotte Oliver first visited Hamilton, she was appalled at the condition of many of its historic buildings. She recognized the need for repair and upkeep and set about doing something. • “Preservation became my passion. My classmate [though not an acquaintance] expertise is putting people together [for effective outcomes], so my work started there.” • Her focus was the Daly from my days at Auburn University. Mansion, built by Marcus Daly, baron of the Anaconda Copper Mines. “In the early ’90s, the state owned the property, and the Historical Society of Montana managed it. But the house was at the bottom of the list for funding.” • Charlotte We also met Jerry Fetz, who was then dean approached UM President George Dennison and asked if the University would take over administration of the house. of the Davidson Honors College.” Understanding its promise and historic significance to UM and the state, he said yes. “The Daly Mansion board was over- joyed that UM would take on the responsibility,” she recalls. Today, the Daly Mansion is open to visitors and the Montana Osher Lifelong Learning Institute frequently holds classes there. Charlotte terms the University’s decision “a win- win situation.”

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8 During its 75-year history, the School of Education has assured students the opportunities to practice their future profession under the watchful eyes of professionals. • Since its early years, the school has primarily prepared stu- fluencing dents to become teachers and school IN administrators. “The faculty and stu- dents surely did not envision develop- ments in technology and opportu- generations nities for educators we enjoy today,” notes Warren Wilcox. • The Phyllis J. Washington Education Center is key to the continued ability of the school to educate future teachers.

Warren Wilcox ’65 cannot overstate the importance of building The University sized and not of Montana’s Phyllis J. Washington Edu- equipped to deliver cation Center. distance education. In a rural state like “The most important school on campus is Montana, offering education,” says Wilcox, who is chair of the online classes is UM Foundation Board of Trustees and, increasingly impor- with his wife Betsy Ross Wilcox ’66, donors tant to equalize to UM Foundation operations, the Gilkey learning opportunities. Center for Executive Education and the universities from which they graduated. Washington Education Center. “Without UM’s School of Education is vital to the The center’s facilities will help UM students question, the School of Education is a key University’s infrastructure, says Wilcox, acquire competence, confidence and ingredient for a university.” because it trains future educators — in real comfort with the most up-to-date tech- classroom settings. Students at the school nology and instruction. The current School of Education, which benefit from the attention and experiences occupies 29,000 square feet in a nearly of education professionals before they “The heart of the University’s mission is 60-year-old building, is outmoded, under- stand before classrooms around the state — education,” says Wilcox. “What the Uni- a collaboration that benefits UM versity does that no one else does is to students as much as the youngest develop ‘the education side’ of learning. learners in all corners of Montana. “The University understands the broader T New teachers frequently find that picture,” says Wilcox. “We need a School of their schools have more modern Education to attract students, who will equipment and facilities than the go on to teach the students of Montana.”

9 IN creasingly Anderson Hall addresses the needs of an enrollment that has grown from 100 majors to the current 500 students, far-reaching pursuing studies in print, photojournalism and broadcast news and production. • Print journalists need to be famil- iar with principles of broadcasting, and broadcasters must use funda- mentals, common to print, in their work. Photographers incorporate design in composing effective shots; electronic and photojournal- ists influence one another. • The curriculum and facilities bring these diverse elements together.

moves forward, and the school needed to new speed of Internet and television-driven In his address these matters. journalism. In Anderson Hall, dedicated dedication remarks for in May, Brown vowed to uphold the highest the UM School of Journalism’s Don John Talbot knows this well. “For almost principles of journalism. Anderson Hall, retiring Dean Jerry Brown 20 years, I taught a news media manage- called the school’s namesake, Don Anderson, ment course, which I designed,” he It was, Talbot says, a five-year fundraising “a man of intelligence, diplomacy and says. “I was impressed by my UM faculty project, propelled by the strong conviction compassion” and “an ideal model for stu- colleagues. They were head and shoulders that he and his wife held that UM’s School dents and the practice of journalism.” above those at other universities with of Journalism is among the best in the which I was familiar.” nation, and will continue to attract highly Giving generously to its construction — qualified students and faculty. both in time and funding — were Sue Talbot explains that the 1999 hir- Anderson Talbot ’80 and her husband ing of Dean Brown was “The fundraising effort was John. Private donations, many of which intended to help the successful because of con- the couple personally solicited, made school bring together tributions from people up almost 75 percent of the total $14 mil- print and broadcast who cared about and lion cost for the state-of-the art facility. journalism. Brown’s honored Don Ander- goal was to inspire son,” says Talbot. Times change; so does journalism. Report- and realize a build- “He served as an inspi- ing techniques advance as technology ing that moves with the ration and model.”

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support them in their educational goals.”

Joe McDonald ’58, ’65, ’82, president of Salish Kootenai College, pre- dicts the center will be a IN spired place of welcome, not only for Native American students but for all others as presence well. “Its position on the Oval, the last such site available, promises it will become a campus focal point.”

The The University expects the center to evolve University’s Native into a common meeting ground for American Center — the first facility in the “I’ve always felt this was a vital project for the tribal leaders, regardless of age, to come United States designed expressly to accom- community, the state and the nation,” together and examine challenges in modate a Department of Native American comments Terry Payne ’63, chairman of their communities. “Natives are so much Studies, a student services office and related Payne Financial Group, in Missoula. He and a part of . . . Montana,” says Adam campus programming — will begin con- his family were lead donors to the Native Sings in the Timber, a junior majoring in struction in spring 2008. President George American Center. “It’s a universal project journalism and a Crow tribal member. Dennison describes the center as promising that transcends the University,” he says. “Having a building for us tells me the Uni- to “help define the future of higher edu- versity sees Native Americans as an impor- cation for Native Americans studying in Selena Eagle Speaker, senior education tant part of the community.” Montana.” Others concur. major and a Blackfoot, is a student employee in the American Indian Student Services Program office. “Today,” she explains, “if you ask for the Native Native American students at The University of Montana American Studies and Montana State University, aspiring to enter graduate building, you are school, will have the opportunity to compete for two fellowships annually thanks to funding from the Dennis directed to a for- and Phyllis Washington Foundation. • Mike Halligan mer residence, one ’85, executive director of the foundation, explains the goal of the $10,000 fellowship: [With this fellowship,] “we of the oldest and hope to create greater diversity on campus and help stu- smallest campus buildings. dents learn more about shared values and culture. We want to offer opportunities to those individuals who, but for the fellowship, would not be in school.” • “These “It’s important for Native fellowships,” comments David Strobel ’72, dean of the UM Graduate School, “are a significant contribution to Americans to have a place [on the strategic diversity goals of our two graduate uni- campus] where they feel comfortable,” versities.” • Patrick Weasel Head ’71, director of UM American Indian Services, adds that American Indian she points out. They need to know “that students see a graduate degree as key to leadership there are Native American staff here that opportunities. “But the financial obstacles they encounter often are insurmountable.” The Washington fellowships will significantly mitigate their financial burden. IN novative collaborations

Each of the main research floors of the facility has three interconnected labs to facilitate interdisciplinary research. This creates an efficient system for scientists and students, since labs are designed around types of research and associated research function, rather than around individual investigators. • Significance of the building to a rural state like Montana is great. Its programs and facilities encourage students, technicians and postdoctoral students to stay in Montana after completing their training. • In 2006, the College of Health Professions and Biomedical Sciences ranked seventh nation- ally out of more than 100 schools and colleges of pharmacy in biomedical funding. The same year, the college brought in more than $14 million in support, making it the highest externally funded unit on the Missoula campus. • Major funding for this addi- tion came from L.S. (Sam) and Aline Skaggs and their ALSAM Foundation.

Opened in spring 2007, the Biomedical Research Facility cific to Montana, such as those caused by Montana Neuroscience Institute and the and Science Learning Complex promises asbestos mining (Libby), build-up of Montana Cancer Institute. The labs with- to enhance the University’s already pres- arsenic behind fresh water dams (Milltown) in these divisions translate basic research tigious program in research and scholarly and lead contamination in homes (Butte). into the treatment of diseases affecting productivity. Over the past decade, the Montanans: heart disease, stroke, cancer programs, now housed in the Skaggs At the Center for Structural and Functional and Alzheimer’s. Clinicians at each insti- Building addition, have attracted world- Neuroscience, research is ongoing involv- tute conduct experimental clinical trials, class researchers, and the studies that they ing health care in cases such as Alzheimer’s as well as research that helps connect “lab pursue address almost all major current disease, stroke, brain tumors and spinal science” to bedside treatment. medical problems. cord injury. In addition, the U.S. Depart- ment of Defense funds UM research on Vernon Grund, chair of the Department “Clearly,” says David Forbes, dean of the trauma caused by chemical agents. of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences, College of Health Professions and comments: “This complex means we’ll Biomedical Sciences, “UM scientists are The University partners with provide a stimulating environment, involved in research with tremendous St. Patrick Hospital not only for those already implications for Montanans, in particular, and Health on board but also for new and for the world.” Sciences Center world-class scientists in supporting with growing research Centers located within the facility focus on three institutes: programs who are many pressing health issues. For example, the International attracted to this state- some research at the Environmental Health Heart Institute of-the-art biomedical Sciences Center deals with problems spe- of Montana, the research facility.”

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14 The University of Montana recently hired Paul Krausman as the third Boone and Crockett Professor to replace Jack Ward Thomas, former chief of the U.S. Forest Service, who held the title of Boone and Crockett Professor from 1997 until his retirement in 2005. • Krausman comes to UM from the Univer- sity of Arizona, where he taught classes and con- ducted research on large mammals around the world. He worked primarily on desert bighorn sheep and elk in North America and did considerable work in Asia. • In 2006, Krausman received the prestigious Aldo Leopold Memorial Award for “distinguished serv- ice to wildlife conservation,” presented annually by The Wildlife Society. • The University is committed to raising the Wildlife Conservation-Education and Research Endowment that will support the programs and students supervised by Krausman. • Funds raised will provide stable project funding to cover graduate student stipends, tuition waivers, fellowships and scholarships, resources for communicating research findings and direct project support. IN volving others Oncken grew up on a dore Roosevelt that deals with issues of farm near Cedar Rapids, conservation of wildlife and promotes eth- Iowa. “This is where I ical hunting, as leaders in this effort. Rick first learned about conservation,” he says. Oncken wants to point peo- “My dad was an early conservationist. For “The conservation movement is growing,” ple in the right direction. example, he set aside cover for animals — he says. “Pieces of information about wild- hedges, shrubs, trees — because he recog- life conservation have always been around. Oncken, a Realtor with Lambros Real nized that they needed these in order to To bring this information together, in a Estate, recently decided to make a chal- survive.” Oncken says his early exposure to more specific, comprehensive form, has lenge gift to the Wildlife Conservation- wildlife conservation carries on to this day. been one of our goals. We should be able Education and Research Endowment, He sees UM and the Boone and Crockett to take a local scenario and extrapolate it in support of the Boone and Crockett Club, a non-profit established by Theo- into a worldwide outlook.” Education and Research Program. For every dollar contributed to the program he and his wife Penney agreed to donate a dollar, up to $250,000.

“It’s a nudge to get people moving,” says Oncken. “As people continue to expand into the outdoors, we are losing more and more wildlife habitat. For decades, we had no interaction with wild animals. All of T a sudden, we are living where animals have lived for thousands of years.”

15 Thirty-one years after Jack Murdock’s death, the chari- table trust he founded continues to enrich the quality of life in the Pacific Northwest. It fulfills its mission by providing grants and enrichment programs to organi- zations seeking to strengthen the region’s educational, spiritual and cultural base in creative and sustainable ways. • “Because of our emphasis on due diligence and our careful scrutiny of applicants,” comments Castles, “we serve as a bellwether for other foundations. A Murdock grant is like the Good Housekeeping seal of approval.”

chemistry, pharmacy, Craighead’s groundbreaking research in geology, biological many aspects of wildlife research that sciences and molecu- led the University to establish the John J. tegral lar biology. Craighead Endowed Chair in Wildlife IN Biology. The trust has made a major Murdock was principal contribution to this effort. Castles also to science co-founder of Tektronix, commends Professor Dan Pletscher based in Beaverton, who, he says, “has done a marvelous job Oregon. Says Murdock of elevating the Wildlife Biology Depart- Jack trustee John Castles, “Tektronix’s emphasis ment to one of the nation’s top five — and Murdock’s profile on on research and development is part of its moving up.” the Web site of the charitable trust he proud tradition. [This culture of discov- created reflects the tenets of the organiza- ery] influences our work at the trust [in It’s the job of the trust “to seek out and tion. It reads: “Jack Murdock was both determining grantees].” fund pockets of education throughout the an idealist and a realist and a lifelong seeker five Pacific Northwest states.” Castles of new insights. He believed in science UM, Castles notes, is a land-grant institu- mentions as special interests of the trust as a main source of knowledge, and know- tion, which indicates that research is a at UM: research in freshwater biology, ledge as a key ingredient to addressing significant element of its mission. “The the Lubrecht Experimental Forest, the and solving the issues and challenges of University,” Castles observes, “has devel- Blackfoot River Recreation Corridor, our world.” oped characteristics that set it apart [from the College of Forestry and Conservation, its competitors]. Particularly significant and the College of Health Professions The M.J. Murdock Chari- is its location in the Rocky and Biomedical Sciences. table Trust has a long Mountain West.” Students history of support and faculty here have The University and the Murdock Trust for the University, “a field lab as big as have a unique and special relationship, providing more the state.” largely forged by Castles’ father, James B. than $4.6 million Castles ’35, one of three original trustees. for various science Castles cites the In 1995, upon his father’s death, John departments at the importance of succeeded him as a trustee. Both men also University, including Professor John served as trustees of the UM Foundation.

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The Bernard Osher Foundation is a California-based philanthropic organization. It provides signifi- cant operating funds to a national network of lifelong learning insti- tutes on university campuses, from Maine to Hawaii. • Currently, there are 115 institutes in most of the 50 states. If UM reaches a membership of 500 by 2009, the UM program could qualify to receive an additional endowment grant that would assure continua- tion of the institute.

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“Learning is ever in the freshness of its youth, even for students as “curious about many topics and Teachers are well-schooled and qualified the old.” Aeschylus, Agememnon, l. 584. passionate to learn. Our environment,” in their subject matter. Many are current she continues, “is accessible and innova- or emeritus faculty. “They really enjoy tive, meaning adults from all backgrounds teaching our group,” Boone says. “We are Whatever and levels of education may pursue questioning, wondering, engaged and your age, exercising your learning. We concentrate on learning for aging healthily.” Support from the Osher mind is as important as exercising your learning’s sake.” Foundation makes membership and course body. Accuracy of this statement on a local fees affordable for most participants. level can be found in the increasing num- The University began the MOLLI pro- ber of older adults who belong to the gram in 2005. A member of the founding Alexander calls older adults “a valuable Montana Osher Lifelong Learning Institute MOLLI council, Ann Boone, points to resource for society. Through the (MOLLI), administered by the University’s the quality of the faculty and the breadth institute, we speak to their continuing continuing education program. of offerings. “For example, we have courses intellectual needs.” in history, philosophy, art and music. We MOLLI, explains Sharon Alexander, dean don’t duplicate adult education; we don’t of continuing education, offers indivi- tell you how to operate a digital camera.” duals over age 55 a diverse collection of non-credit, short courses, in fall, winter and spring. She describes

18 George Lambros ’57 supports a cause that is dear to his heart — and ultimately to the hearts of others: raising funds to herently establish the Endowed IN Chair in Cardiovascular Sciences at The significant University of Montana.

As co-chair of the effort to raise $2.5 million to support the chair, Lambros credits Carlos Duran, president and CEO of the International Heart Institute of Montana, Lambros’s co-chair, Jim Coté, a resident of researchers at the Heart Institute.” And the with energizing the learning environment the Bitterroot and friend of the University, effect of Duran’s research and leadership is at the institute and with drawing top- says that when he arrived in Missoula from an undeniable magnet. ranked researchers as collaborators. the San Francisco Bay Area, “I looked at the make-up of the region and examined Recognizing that Duran is the world’s A native of Spain, Duran pioneered re- what it needed. Clearly, we have a combi- foremost specialist in his area, Coté and search in the area of heart valves — most nation of seniors and Baby Boomers Lambros are setting high standards for notably reconstruction and replacement. requiring medical services. Cancer and the individual who is to fill the endowed Prior to his current positions at IHI and heart disease top the list. It’s incredibly chair. “This person,” says Coté, “must as a professor of cardiovascular sciences important that we be equal in temperament, talent and at UM, Duran was chairman of the car- keep faculty at conviction to Duran. We’re pushing diovascular department at King Faisal St. Patrick hard to fulfill our commitment to Specialist Hospital and Research Center Hospital and establishing the chair.” in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. “Because of Duran’s presence [in Montana], our Carlos Duran working on a pig’s heart national ratings in treating cardiovascular disease have soared,” says Lambros.

The International Heart Institute of Montana, located in Missoula, brings together physicians and scientists from The University of Montana and St. Patrick Hospital and Health Sciences Center. Its internationally recognized team of cardiologists, heart surgeons and researchers perform the most advanced cardiac procedures and con- stantly search for new and improved ways to treat heart disease. • Longtime civic leader George Lambros owns Lambros Real Estate, Missoula. Jim Coté is a managing director of AIG Global Real Estate Investment. Total Goal $100 million

$99.3 million raised as of June 30, 2007

Learning is discovering. Discovering is learning. SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS $23.5 Graduate Fellowships • Need-Based From the outset of our Scholarships • Presidential million historic $100-million campaign, our appeals have Scholarships • Montana University encouraged our UM family to invest in discovery. And, System Honor Scholarships with your unselfish and generous contributions over the past five years, you are helping us teach those who FACULTY POSITIONS $8.8 are discovering and those who will help others dis- Chair in Cardiovascular Sciences • Chair cover. • Hand-in-hand, we continue to nurture and main- million in Neurosciences • John J. Craighead tain The University of Montana as a place of learning. Chair in Wildlife Biology • Kittredge A place of discovery.A place of influence, nationally and Visiting Professorship in Creative Writing • globally. • Our campaign goals have targeted scholar- T. Anthony Pollner Distinguished ships and fellowships; faculty enhancement; program Professorship in Journalism • General support, and renovation and construction.Worthy causes, Faculty Support all. • We ask you to envision, with us, what the Uni- versity will be 10 or 20 years from now. Will our graduates PROGRAM SUPPORT $38.1 reinforce their commitment to Montana by continuing Academic Programming • Technology • million Mansfield Library Holdings • Professional as integral parts of their local communities?Will our alumni Development • Outreach Efforts • Other use their education to teach in developing countries? UM Programs Will our medical discoveries affect lives globally?Will our environmental findings influence decisions worldwide? • For this to occur, we must stand firm, proud and inspir- ing for future generations. With your ongoing interest and support, we can continue to harvest the benefits of your

investment in discovery. RENOVATED AND NEW FACILITIES Alumni Development Center • Don Celebrate your connection to the University with a gift today at Anderson Hall • Gilkey Center for Executive $28.9 www.DiscoveryNeverEnds.org Education • Hall of Champions • Law or call (406) 243-2593 Building Addition • Montana Museum of million or (800) 443-2593. Art & Culture • Native American Center • Skaggs Building Biomedical Addition • Phyllis Deborah Doyle McWhinney ’77 National Campaign Chair J. Washington Education Center 20 Walter A. and Dorothy Jones Frautschi BENEFACTORS SOCIETY Charitable Trust Donors of at least $100,000 during their lifetime are honored as members of the Benefactors Society. Platinum level is Freedom Forum for donors of $1 million or more, Gold level - $500,000, Silver level - $250,000 and Copper level - $100,000. Reynold C. Fuson Trust as of June 30, 2007 Garlington, Lohn & Robinson, PLLP Ned and Margaret Carlin Good PLATINUM LEVEL Tsukasa Karashima Greater Montana Foundation ALSAM Foundation John S. and James L. Knight Foundation George and Laurine Harris Trust Albertson’s Inc. Frank L. Kurtz ’48 Estate Flora Maye Hawkins Estate American Stores Company Robert M. Lee The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Marty Arkwright Estate Lee Enterprises Foundation John A. Hitzeman ’52 Estate Atlantic Richfield Foundation Matthew Levitan ’73 Margaret Piercy Jensen ’35 Jessie M. Bierman ’21 Jacqueline Lewis Estate Frank F. Jestrab ’38 Peter F. Bonhomme Estate Liz Claiborne Art Ortenberg Foundation Ronald S. Kain ’22 Estate Boone and Crockett Club C.G. “Pat” ’49 and Virginia Mackey ’45 Richard Childers Krumm ’60 Burlington Northern Santa Fe Foundation McCarthy William H. Lien ’56 Estate Ezio and Helen Cappadocia Richard King Mellon Foundation Sherman V. ’47 and Elizabeth Stoick Pew ’50 Ian B. ’53 and Nancy Preston ’59 Davidson Gilbert A. Millikan ’59 Estate Lohn Louis V. Dubay Estate Montana Power Co. John S. ’58 and Ellen C. MacMillan Charles Engelhard Foundation Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Paul J. McCann Foundation Marguerite Heinsch Ephron ’31 Mary Cardell Moore ’30 Estate Lee and Ruth Smails ’43 McFarland William J. ’25 and Rosemary Gallagher Bertha Morton Trust Deborah Doyle McWhinney ’77 Harold B. ’62 and Priscilla Pickard ’62 Gilkey Annetta D. Nielsen Germaine Merrilees John S. ’45 and Elena Groene William J. O’Neill ’24 Estate William V. Moore ’44 Haynes Foundation Terry W. ’63 and Patt Payne Family Earl E. ’61 and Adrienne Morgenroth Robert S. Howard Plum Creek Mountain Bell Foundation Richard E. Juday Preservation Management Inc. Dorothy Ellen Nelson ’46 Trust Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation Georgia Stripp Rowe ’32 Neptune Aviation Services Inc. Wilbur and Ann Moser ’33 McKinney Robert L. Schafer ’57 Estate Noella Nichols ’60 McKnight Foundation June Schmautz Estate M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust James R. and Christine Scott J. Carroll ’56 and Nancy Fields ’51 O’Connor Toyota Motor Sales, USA Inc. Poe Family Trust - John D. “Jack” ’73 and Washington Corporations Charlotte M. Poe, trustees Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation Ben R. Pollner Alfred P. and Loralee West I received the Donal Harrington Betty A. and Lloyd G. Schermer A. Warren ’65 and Betsy Ross ’66 Wilcox Scholarship last year – my first year John and Susan Anderson ’80 Talbot Vernon R. and Ann ’16 Williams Estate as a graduate student at The University of Alice M. Thorpe Margaret M.L. Tse SILVER LEVEL Montana – and what a great year! I am looking Dennis R. and Phyllis J. Peterson Charles and Linda Ainslie forward to my final year in the M.A. Drama program ’64 Washington ALPS Corporation Palmer ’97 and Alison MacDonald ’97 West Audrey Earl Avery ’49 Estate and writing my thesis, which delves into the Carl W. Blair ’32 Estate importance of theatre and its effect on Ronald E. Blake Estate GOLD LEVEL human development. Teralyn Tanner, Leigh M. Besancon The Boeing Company John D. and Martha Bryan George B. and Janet C. Boldt Missoula James B. ’38 and Louise Castles Thomas H. and Ann Boone Champion International Corporation – William L. Bouchee Jr. ’63 and Phyllis Milltown Lindgren Bouchee ’65 John G. ’84 and Kathy Connors Burlington Resources Foundation Nordeen Family Investments, LLC Mary Ann and Shaun ’58 Corette Ted. R. ’49 and Juanita Kugler ’52 Burton Charlie and Charlotte Oliver Stella Duncan Memorial Trust Donald J. ’49 and Carol Jean Byrnes John L. ’62 and Marilyn Olson A. Clifford Edwards ’74 George D. ’46 and Louise MacKenzie ’51 Caras Mrs. Richard K. O’Malley Irene Evers Estate Earl ’43 and Helen Christensen Jill L. Perelman John A. and Nora Staael Evert Kameron Cirica and Virginia Cirica Clifford Rittenour Trust Frances K. and Charles D. Field Family W. Bruce ’57 and Mary Louise Cook Jean’ne M. Shreeve ’53 and Edwina Hammond King John R. Cowan Jr. ’52 Everit A. ’66 and Nikki Paulsrud ’65 Sliter Max C. Fleischmann Foundation Cowley Trust Marion McGill Smith ’37 Sadie H. Fox, 1902, Estate Datsopoulos, MacDonald & Lind Roderick S. Smith Estate Lyle R. ’58 and Gail Lindseth Grimes D.A. Davidson & Company St. Patrick Hospital and Health Sciences Haworth Inc. Phil and Esther Judge ’31 Enderlein Estate Center Heisey Foundation Bruce L. Ennis ’66 and Margaret S. Davis Nels A. ’47 and Margaret Garrison ’47 Hewlett-Packard Company First Interstate BancSystem Foundation Turnquist John C. ’48 and Vickie Hoyt University Faculty Association 21 Dean L. ’42 and Virginia Young ’50 Vinal Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Education James C. McKown ’69 Nelson ‘Jerry’ ’58 and Jane Weller Stanley Feist J.C. McLaughlin ’74 Wiancko Family Fund Ada J. Feldman Estate Richard Lee Merritt ’48 Barbara E. Wright William Woodbury Fell Estate Donna Hoover Metcalf ’35 John and Emma Felton Miller Barber’s Montana Pro-Am COPPER LEVEL John R. Fidler ’76 Robert W. ’73 and Bonnie Minto Donald E. Axinn Russell K. ’52 and D. Jane Fillner Missoula Chamber of Commerce Ford H. and Marlys Nelson ’62 Barrett First Bank System Foundation The Missoulian Douglas P. Beighle ’58 First Interstate Bank of Missoula Bill A. Mitchell Jr. ’50 and Avis Baldwin William H. ’48 and Phyllis Bellingham First Interstate Bank of Polson Mitchell Ruth Nelson Bergan Estate First Security Bank Montana Arts Council Louise Tendeland Betzner ’31 Estate Roger L. ’49 and Le Noire Fish Katharine L. Morningstar Trust Bitterroot Motors Ruth M. FitzGerald George Mungas ’67 Alexander “Zander” Blewett III ’71 and Stephen H. ’63 and Beverly H. Foster Neurological Associates, PC Andrea A. Blewett Percy ’34 and Adrienne I. Frazier Russell ’25 and Diantha Niles Estates Michael J. ’75 and Kim Blodnick John D. French ’39 Rick and Penney Oncken Gallagher Western Montana Ivan L. ’50 and Marian Fosland ’51 O’Neil Charitable Foundation Bernard Osher Foundation Fredric K. Garrison Estate R. Keith and Jean E. Osterheld “I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in the Cultural Ellen C. Greene Estate Outdoor Writers Association of America Heritage Program. This award will help me purchase Doris Vere Gregory Estate D.B. and Lou Ozmun John M. Grey Estate Boynton G. ’27 and Helen M. ’31 Paige a number of much-needed books and other David E. Guth Ronald B. ’58 and Judy A. Paige critical materials to set me further on my way to being W.E. Hainline Jr. David R. ’86 and Monica Conrad ’80 Paoli Jeff ’67 and Martha Hamilton Bill ’65 and Cheryl ’66 Papesh a professional archeologist.” Nicole A. Crossland, Harold P. Hanson ’59 Estate Lee A. Paris Anthropology, Cashmere, WA Donal Harrington Estate Terry Payne & Company Ted Hilgenstuhler ’50 Penny Wagner Peabody ’61 and Gerald Peabody Louise Voorhees Hoback ’38 George R. Pease ’30 Estate Donald E. Hockaday Jr. James B. Pendleton Charitable Trust Blaine E. and Ellen L. Bloomgren Hoffmann LaRoche Inc. John L. ’57 and Jean M.H. ’56 Peterson The Bookstore at The University of Montana Hoyt & Blewett Plum Creek Timber Co. Audra Browman Kenneth W. Hufford ’34 Estate L.D. “Lud” Polich ’29 Robert M. Burgess Estate Chester L. Hursh Joan S. Poston ’91 John J. ’52 and Nancy Calvert ’52 Burke Jack Hursh ’82 and Kathryn Morton and Ward H. Powell Arthur K. Burt ’24 Estate the Hursh Charitable Trust Kent D. Price ’65 Dwight and Ruth Carlson Estate Aleta Hansen Husted ’50 Marian E. Price Champion International Corporation Alice Veit Irwin ’28 Estate Dorotha E. Rector Estate Howard and Angela Chandler Randolph Jacobs ’35 Ginger K. Renner Calvin T. ’63 and Marva Kirby ’62 Christian Curtis N. and Lanni Holman ’85 Jacobson William A. ’52 and Joanne Reynolds Christian, Samson, Jones & Chisholm, PLLC Meri Jaye Thomas Rickard and Catherine C. Capps Chutney Foundation Inc. Sylvia Jensen Helen Roberti Charitable Trust Pearl E. Clark ’16 Estate Robert A. Johnston Sam A. ’41 and Kathleen Dunmire Roberts Coghlan Family Corporation Robert E. ’34 and Florence Steinbrenner ’35 Donald C. ’63 and Michele P. Robinson Ripley Scott Comegys Jones Rocky Mountain Forms & Graphics Inc. Thomas W. ’53 and Neva Cotter William Evan Jones ’59 Frederick G. ’71 and Polly Peppard ’68 Donald C. ’66 and Patty Cowles Steve Kemple Rohrbach and John C. ’66 and Anh Rohrbach Norman P. Creighton ’58 A.J. “Jack” ’50 and Almeda L. King Mildred C. Ross Suzanne Moore Crocker ’64 and Bruce E. Brad William Kliber Urban L. ’57 and Donna E. Roth Crocker Linda Phillips Knoblock ’64 Mel and Ruth Bergan ’38 Ruder Crowley, Haughey, Hanson, Toole & Barbara Streit Koessler ’42 John and Frances Feronato ’42 Ruffatto Dietrich, PLLP Ernest G. ’29 and Jeanette Lake Sample Foundation Chip Davis Lee Enterprises George P. ’50 and Margaret Davis ’37 Sarsfield George M. ’62, ’63 and Jane I. Dennison Max ’42 and Lael Olcott ’43 Mann Pamela R. Scharbauer ’79 John W. and Julie Dixon Mike ’33 and Maureen Hayes ’34 Mansfield Grant E. and Debbie Schermer Ila B. Dousman Fund Inc. Charlotte Y. Martin Foundation Suzanne and Walter Scott Foundation Dean and Kristi Laughlin ’86 Drenzek David R. Mason Estate Frederick W. Searles ’36 Dufresne Foundation Elizabeth Maxwell Estate Selway Foundation Joyce P. and E. Edwin ’73 Eck Patrick G. ’63 and Judy McDonald Seneca Jones Timber Co. Robert L. ’51 and Grace Ehlers James B. ’48 and Theresa Quilico ’48 Doreen M. Shafizadeh William G. Elmore Estate McDonough John N. and Mary Kinniburgh ’31 Shephard Dorothy M. Gerer Erickson ’31 Estate Michael J. ’72 and Mary E. McDonough Earl L. ’62 and Donna Sherron Ronald E. and Nancy Nielsen ’68 Erickson Dosia J. Shults ’33 Estate

22 Joan V.R. Smith ’50 Bonnie G. Miller Snavely ’68 OSCAR J. CRAIG Mary C. Sobotka ’54 Estate Mickey ’68 and Jeff ’68 Sogard HERITAGE SOCIETY Southgate Mall Associates Named for the University’s first President, this society includes individuals who have committed a J.B. ’49 and Eva LaPine ’47 Spaulding planned gift to benefit The University of Montana. Membership is active throughout a member’s life. Sterling Financial Corporation as of June 30, 2007 Sun Microsystems Inc. Theta Rho of Delta Delta Delta Trust Loris L. Toole and Family in memory of Helen Parson Ahders ’40 Ian B. ’53 and Nancy Preston ’59 Davidson Bruce R. Toole ’49 C. LeRoy and Joanne R. Anderson John L. Delano ’47 Toyota USA Foundation C. Richard ’76 and Stacy J.’93 Anderson George M. ’62, ’63 and Jane I. Dennison John R. ’64 and Mary Ellen Cawley ’64 Elaine Hoover Anderson ’47 Anne Kiefer Dietrich ’50 Turmell William A. ’61 and Marlene Anderson Elizabeth Dusenberry U.S. Bank Betty Rotering Andrews ’45 Allison M. Easterling ’39 Vaughan Family Trust Norma Beatty Ashby ’57 Robert L. Ehlers ’51 WSB Partnership Larry C. Ashcraft ’65 Esther L. England ’66 William H. ’30 & Margaret M. Wallace Rhea Jones Ashmore ’81 Carolyn K. Ennis ’88 Foundation Richard C. and Sharon L. Auerbach Ronald E. and Nancy Nielsen ’68 Erickson Western Security Bank of Montana John H. Badgley ’52 Lois B. Eveland Viola B. Wetterstrom Estate George E.’76 and Anita Oberhofer ’75 Bailey John Evert Robert H. ’53 and Betty I. Bernhardt ’52 Eldon E. Baker John and Emma Felton Wilson Gregory D. ’69 and Kathy J. Barkus John R. Fidler ’76 Wesley W. and Luella Wilson James Barthelmess ’58 Russell K. ’52 and D. Jane Fillner Melville L. Woods Estate Thomas E. Bateridge ’74 G. Vincent ’50 and Suzanne Grove ’49 Fischer James M.’51 and Frances Jorgensen ’53 Wylder M.J. Delaney Beaman ’48 Le Noire Fish Wyss Foundation William J. Beecher ’63 Keith O.’69 and Karen Steensland ’69 Flaugh Virginia H. Young Phyllis Bellingham Stephen H. ’63 and Beverly H. Foster Carole and Bill Zuppe Ronald J.’70 and Jeanne Matthews ’85 Bender Matthew Fountain Dennis W. ’68 and Patti Biletnikoff Frank A.’54 and Alicejane Carkeek ’56 Fowler Deann L. Birnel ’94 Adrienne I. Frazier Fern Blewett Michael ’67 and Cathie Frellick Michael J. ’75 and Kim Blodnick H. William Gabriel ’76 Allen and Billie Sue Lester ’69 Bloomgren Charles S. Gadach ’69 Research facilities for the Blaine E. and Ellen Bloomgren Donald ’68 and Mary Ruth Jewell ’71 Gatzke Robert ’94 and Francy Blumhagen Larry and Dee Dee ’71 Gianchetta College of Forestry Maybelle Ames Bockemuehl ’77 T. Daniel ’74 and Marlys Gillen Thomas E. Boland ’74 Donald N. and Mary Gillespie and Conservation include Thomas H. and Ann Boone Russell T. ’72 and Kathy L. Felderman ’72 Rockwood ’52 and Marilyn Alguire Brown Graham the 28,000-acre Donna Kelly Burgess ’48 Harriet Welsh Gray ’48 J. Martin Burke ’74 Francis and Florence Jones ’35 Greaves Lubrecht Experimental Ted R. ’49 and Juanita Kugler ’52 Burton Kathryn H. Green ’59 Kenneth R. ’56 and Priscilla Byerly Morton Greenberger ’73 Alan F. ’69 and Judith Cain Lyle R. ’58 and Gail Lindseth Grimes Forest and Conference Paul E.’56 and Nancy Schilling ’56 Caine Elena Groene George D.’46 and Louise MacKenzie ’51 Caras Eathan John Guler ’94 Center and the 3,500-acre Gwen McLain Childs ’63 David E. Guth C. Lewis Christensen Sam E. Haddon ’65 Bandy Experimental Earl ’43 and Helen Christensen Paul ’65 and Dona Hagen Calvin T. ’63 and Marva Kirby ’62 Christian Mary Anne Christensen Hamilton ’38 Ranch. The college also Kirby S.’87 and Barbara Currie ’85 Christian Todd ’79 and Elizabeth Hammer Mary Petersen Clapp ’47 Barbara Hammons has access to the Bettie B. Collins Stephen Haraden and Linda K. Shelhamer ’79 Joseph Madden Cornell ’70 Karen Ann Hatcher Jay E. ’73 and Janet Eisner ’77 Cornish James M. Haughey 6,000-acre Theodore Thomas W. ’53 and Neva Cotter Michael S. and Jone R. Hayes Benjamin L. ’53 and Jeanne E. Craig Edward G. ’50 and Donna D. Heilman Roosevelt Memorial Allen W. ’58 and Elizabeth M. Crawford James E. ’50 and Kyle Hester John R. Dague K.C. Hill ’01 Ranch, owned by the Karin M. Dague A. Norma Stohl Holden ’73 Richard T. and Alice Dailey Arthur C. Holzweissig Jr. ’53 Boone and Crockett Club. William J. ’75 and Sarah Grant ’95 Dakin Mary E. Hostetter

23 Duane J. Hoynes ’50 John N. ’41 and Hazel Lindberg Charlie and Charlotte Oliver Beverly N. Huchala Wayne E. ’59 and Sallie Hollecker ’57 Linnell Verne ’51 and Mary Hughes ’52 Oliver Lois Ashton Hughes ’46 Albert M. Liston Gregory ’77 and Mary Noel Brittingham ’81 Aleta Hansen Husted ’50 Lester H. ’66 and Terye Loble Olson Robert R. and Barbara D. Hylton Sherman V.’47 and Elizabeth S. Pew ’50 Lohn John L. ’62 and Marilyn Olson Mollie J. Iler ’53 Jesse W. Long Jr. ’59 and Ruth Croskrey Kenneth R. ’74 and Linda Hemstad ’69 Arne J. ’53 and Marlene Carrig ’53 Jacobsen Long ’49 Olson Curtis N. and Lanni Holman ’85 Jacobson Jeremiah C. Lynch ’81 Mrs. Richard K. O'Malley Theodore R.’50 and Celia Gerhardt ’52 Lyon Ivan O’Neil ’50 Roderick L. MacKenzie ’69 M. Keith and Ellen Haugen ’57 Opprecht John ’58 and Ellen MacMillan Julie Ann Orser ’82 William B. Mahoney ’73 Evelyn Blaeser Osborn ’32 James ’74 and Joy Mariska William L. Palmer Jr. ’62 Lino A. ’61 and Sherry A. Coll ’75 Marsillo Robert T. ’64 and Judith A. Weyer ’66 Roxana Warren Matter ’53 Pantzer State funding John R.’72 and Kathleen Whiting ’85 E. William ’51 and Beverly Parker McBride Alison Merriam Payne ’40 for UM in fiscal Greg C. and Eileen R. McDonald Mora MacKinnon Payne ’54 Patrick G. ’63 and Judy McDonald Terry ’63 and Patt Payne Thomas O. ’68 and Carol McElwain Brent ’85 and Paula Good ’88 Pease year 2007 was Ruth Smails McFarland ’43 Jack ’71 and Sharen Peters Hilda Myre McGaugh ’49 Laurence W. ’67 and Patricia A. Petersen Fred F. ’63 and Katherine Doll ’62 David ’67 and Suzanne Morin ’78 Peterson 12 percent. McGlynn John L. ’57 and Jean M.H. ’56 Peterson James C. McKown ’69 Marjorie Pettinato Shirley McKown ’51 Frederick C. Pfister ’59 Deborah Doyle McWhinney ’77 Craig ’67 and Mary Ann Pierson Richard Lee Merritt ’48 Shelley Hopkins Poore ’82 Frank W. Milburn Jr. ’55 Paula Bowman Porter ’63 Newton E. James ’51 Paul D. ’66 and Ann Wolhowe ’64 Miller Joan Poston ’91 Mack H. ’68 and Jean Jenkins Douglas E. Mills Michael I. ’68 and Pennie A. Potter Timothy F. ’63 and Diane Boyer ’63 Jerhoff Wilmer A. Mitchell ’50 Ward H. Powell Ruth Ann “Rudy” Sackett Johnson ’47 Donald W. ’76 and Judy Strauss ’70 Molloy Elwood and Dorothy Rochon ’43 Powers Elizabeth Booth Johnston ’52 and Kathleen Robert ’53 and Harriet Mooney Robert ’76 and B. Jeanne ’72 Pyfer Booth Van Meter ’55 B. Lynn Anderson Munro ’71 Constance E. Rachac ’48 William S. ’79 and Dori Middleton ’83 Gregory S. Munro ’75 Robert and Barbara Reider Johnston Richard P. ’83 and Diana Nash George ’50 and Lorraine Kurfiss ’50 Dawn L. Goodheart Jones ’81 Clyde W. and Judith W. Neu Remington Florence Steinbrenner Jones ’35 Helen Walterskirchen Neumunz ’44 Ginger K. Renner James L. ’70 and Madelyn Bell ’70 Jones Warren R. Neyenhuis ’92 and Margaret A. William A. ’52 and Joanne F. Reynolds Kevin ’92 and Cassie Pickerell ’90 Jones Tonen ’74 Naseby ’59 and Beverly Rhinehart Kreg A. Jones ’81 Hien Quang and Udloc N. Nguyen Thomas A. Rickard and Catherine C. Capps Kristen Gustafson Juras ’77 Gary A. Nygaard Sam A. ’41 and Kathleen Dunmire Roberts John W. ’53 and Charlotte Boyer ’54 Jutila Robert and Kimberlee Evanko ’76 Nystuen Charles H. ’53 and Ellen R. Robey Gary L. ’58 and Verlene D. Kaiser James ’80 and Kathryn O’Day John W. ’69 and Laura Mitchell ’75 Ross Walter D. ’49 and Phyllis E. Kelsch John S. O’Dell ’64 Phil ’51 and Lee Birkett ’51 Rostad Steve Kemple Patricia Moran Kennedy ’66 A.J. “Jack” ’50 and Almeda King Brian ’67 and Susan Knaff “I am the first person in my immediate family to attain a college William A. ’74 and Cherrie L. Knick Linda Phillips Knoblock ’64 education. I have worked full time while attending school and value the James V. and Donna Koch Haynes Scholarship as an indispensable resource that allows me to Monte R. Koch ’84 Shirley E. Kopitzke ’56 balance my time between work and school. Without this award, I would Richard Childers Krumm ’60 not be able to attain my highest goal.” Emily Joy, Senior, Liberal Keith and Wendy Kuhn Studies/Spanish, Whitefish Helen Faulkner Laine ’43 Marjorie Liggett Langenhop ’41 Hollister A. Larson Kenneth P. ’50 and Margaret Leaf Lynne M. Lewis ’64

24 Georgia Stripp Rowe ’32 Richard J. ’87 and Darlene M. Samson PRESIDENT’S CLUB Sheila McDorney Saxby ’57 The President’s Club denoting giving during the fiscal year consists of five categories: Carillon Society for gifts Frederick W. Searles ’36 of $10,000, Main Hall Society - $5,000, Oval Society - $2,500, Annual Members $1,000 and Doreen Shafizadeh Grizzly GOLD, the young alumni giving society. Also included in the President’s Club are Honor Members, Mary Shallenberger whose members made gifts before 1998. Marcia Monroe Sheffels ’67 as of June 30, 2007 Joseph F.’70 and Cherie L. Shevlin Katherine M. Backes Shevlin ’38 Nader and Nancy Howery ’05 Shooshtari CARILLON SOCIETY Raymond J. Cosman ’66 Marjorie Sinnott Short ’51 Charles and Linda Ainslie Margaret Hanson Costan Jean’ne M. Shreeve ’53 Paul Alaback and Carol A. Brewer Jim and Becky Coté John R. ’56 and Sue Skees James F. and Connie B. Alderson Thomas W. ’53 and Neva Cotter Everit A. ’66 and Nikki Paulsrud ’65 Sliter Allegiance Benefit Plan Management J. Jay Coulter J. David Slovak ’80 Attorneys Liability Protection Society Mike J. ’80 and Stacy Covey A.C. Smid ’72 Audrey E. Avery ’49 Estate Donald E. Axinn Clayton and Rachel Sprunk ’84 Smith Charles M. Bair Duane ’52 and J. Aureta McMenomey ’52 Family Trust Smith Ford H. and Marlys For the first time in the cup’s five-year history, UM Joan V. R. Smith ’50 Nelson ’62 Barrett Intercollegiate Athletics won the 2006-07 Sterling Savings Roberta Myrick Smith-Kosin ’41 Thomas E. Bateridge ’74 Lloyd L. Smrkovski ’74 William J. Beecher ’63 Bank Big Sky Conference Presidents Cup for highest Jeffrey W. ’68 and Mickey Cummings ’68 Douglas P. Beighle ’58 team grade point average, graduation rate and regular- Sogard John M. ’96 and J.B. ’49 and Eva LaPine ’47 Spaulding Molly Bennett season standings in conference sports. Wallis Bianchi Leonard Stach ’65 Deann L. Birnel ’94 Jack A. Stanford and Bonnie K. Ellis Randy and Kathy Black Katherine S. Stauffer Blackfoot Telephone Genevra Stewart Cooperative Inc. Donald C. ’66 and Patty Cowles Joshua A. Stiltner ’00 Alexander ’71 and Andrea A. Blewett Derek J. ’72 and Sophie E. Craighead Ronald Ray and Sharon Marie Stutheit Fern Blewett Bruce E. and Suzanne Moore ’64 Crocker James ’76 and Jo E. Christiansen ’75 Swain Michael J. ’75 and Kim Blodnick Crowley, Haughey, Hanson, Toole & Dietrich, Sheryl Ward Swanson Blaine E. and Ellen Bloomgren PLLP John and Susan Anderson ’80 Talbot Thomas H. and Ann Boone Cruise Industry Charitable Foundation Inc. Boone Karlberg, PC D.A. Davidson - Great Falls James P. Taylor ’80 and Barbara Morrison Bill L. ’63 and Phyllis Lindgren ’65 Bouchee Robert S. Daley ’80 Shirlee Bedard Thiebes ’48 Mark Brennan Datsopoulos, MacDonald & Lind, PC Thomas E. Towe ’62 Eugene A. and Carol C. Brosovich Ian B. ’53 and Nancy Preston ’59 Davidson Burke and Karen ’76 Townsend Rockwood ’52 and Marilyn Alguire Brown Jerdon and Bonnie L. Dean Hildegarde Weisberg Turner ’27 Arthur and Tiia Brown George M. ’62, ’63 and Jane I. Dennison Margie Garrison Turnquist ’47 Brown Law Firm, PC Ila B. Dousman Fund Inc. Robert L. Vaughn ’96 John D. and Martha Bryan The Drollinger Family Charitable Foundation Virginia Young Vinal ’50 Neil S. Bucklew Stella Duncan Memorial Trust Lido ’50 and Beverly Vizzutti Ted R. ’49 and Juanita Kugler ’52 Burton Carlos M. Duran and Begonia Gometza Karen Buta Dennis K. ’67 and Gretchen Holtz ’66 Eck Maurice ’45 and Marion Fisher ’48 Volkman Carol Jean Byrnes E. Edwin ’73 and Joyce P. Eck Peter G. Von Doersten Campbell & Associates, PC Edgewater Timber, LLC Norma M. Walden ’73 Helen Cappadocia Tom Edwards and Jacquelyn A.McElroy-Edwards ’66 Guillermo M. Walker ’61 James D. Caras William L. Eisenhart Dorothy Campbell Wallace ’38 George D. ’46 and Louise MacKenzie ’51 Caras Charles Engelhard Foundation Nelson “Jerry” ’58 and Jane Weller Norman and Eileen J. ’83 Carey Carolyn K. Ennis ’88 David D. Werner ’59 Dwight and Ruth Carlson Trust Ronald E. and Nancy Nielsen ’68 Erickson Betty Eiselein Wetzel ’37 Caterpillar Foundation Leif B. ’67 and Carole I. ’68 Erickson Marquita O. Whitcomb Howard and Angela Chandler Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation Stanley Feist Burton Williams ’68 Charles Schwab Calvin T. ’63 and Marva Kirby ’62 Christian John and Emma Felton Larry D. ’75 and Rebecca Williams Kirby S. ’87 and Barbara Currie ’85 Christian John R. Fidler ’76 James A. ’67 and Caroleen Willits Christian, Samson, Jones & Chisholm, PLLC Frances K. and Charles D. Field Foundation Wesley W. and Luella M. Wilson Virginia Cirica Russell K. ’52 and D. Jane Fillner Philip Wiseley ’87 and Aletha Jones Liz Claiborne Art Ortenberg Foundation First Interstate BancSystem Philip L. Wright Jr. ’73 and Carolynne G. Michael D. Cok ’78 First Interstate BancSystem Foundation Wright Ripley Scott Comegys First Security Bank William W. Wyckman ’67 Katharine H. Conder ’53 Bruce P. ’72 and Mary Ann Flynn James M. ’51 and Frances Jorgenson ’53 Consulate General of Azerbaijan Stephen H. ’63 and Beverly H. Foster Walter A. & Dorothy Jones Frautschi Wylder Mary Lou McElwain Cook Shaun ’58 and Mary Ann Corette Charitable Trust Corporate Technology Group Gallagher Western Montana Charitable Foundation

25 Gannett Foundation William A. ’74 and Cherrie L. Knick Donald C. ’63 and Michele P. Robinson Garlington, Lohn & Robinson, PLLP John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Rocky Mountain Forms & Graphics Inc. Larry and Dee Dee D. ’71 Gianchetta Linda Phillips Knoblock ’64 Urban L. ’57 and Donna E. Roth Harold B. ’62 and Priscilla L. ’62 Gilkey Keith and Wendy Kuhn Georgia Stripp Rowe ’32 Florence M. Golde Estate Daniel P. ’58 and Sophia Lambros William H. Ruegamer ’67 Great Western Petroleum George P. ’57 and Dorothea Lambros Jack F. ’65 and Bonnie E. Russell Greater Montana Foundation Doug and Gay Lane William O. and Beverly Ryan Grizzly Liquor Inc. Gregory S. Lane Joseph and Miriam T. Sample Richard H. and Joyce Grover Roger Lang Richard J. ’87 and Darlene M. Samson David E. Guth John E. Lawler ’44 Grant E. and Debbie Schermer Michael M. and Janet Lawler Lloyd G. and Betty Schermer Lee Foundation Ann Scofield Matthew Levitan ’73 James R. and Christine Scott M. Jacqueline Lewis Estate Mick and Marie Volkel ’64 Seidl Wayne E. ’59 and Sallie Hollecker ’57 Linnell Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community The College of Lester H. ’66 and Terye Loble Sandy Sheppard Sherman V. ’47 and Betty ’50 Lohn Joseph F. ’70 and Cherie L. Shevlin John B. ’59 and Karla K. ’60 Love Natalie J. Shippen Technology provides John S. ’58 and Ellen C. MacMillan F. Morris & Helen Silver Foundation Charlotte Y. Martin Foundation Brian D. and Karen Sippy McCormick Tribune Foundation Everit A. ’66 and Nikki Paulsrud ’65 Sliter occupational education Patrick G. ’63 and Judy McDonald J. David Slovak ’80 Theresa Quilico McDonough ’48 St. Patrick Hospital & Health Sciences Center Michael J. ’72 and Mary E. McDonough Leonard R. Stach ’65 in 34 areas, ranging Robert J. ’68 and Cindy McKay Nancy Fleet Stark ’70 McKay Family Foundation State Bank of Townsend Michael J. ’71 and Carol Ann ’71 McKeon Sterling Financial Corporation from health care, Ann Moser McKinney ’33 Estate Sterling Financial Corporation John P. ’60 and Joan Urquhart ’60 McMahon Board of Directors Deborah Doyle McWhinney ’77 Stockman Bank business and culinary Merritt H. ’57 and Joanne P. Monson Mary C. Stranahan Gregory S. Munro ’75 Matthew S. ’88 and Janelle M. ’88 Swenson arts to computers, B. Lynn Anderson Munro ’71 Eric ’88 and Dana Lembke ’89 Syvrud M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust Institute for Interactive Journalism (New Voices) Richard P. ’83 and Diana R. Nash Shirlee Bedard Thiebes ’48 electronics and heavy Nordeen Family Investments, LLC Alice M. Thorpe Abbott L. and Jacqueline Norris James O. Tingle ’52 Norris Woodworking Inc. Loris Toole industry. Robert A. and Kimberlee Evanko ’76 Nystuen Burke and Karen S. ’76 Townsend Roy and Susan O’Connor Toyota USA Foundation Carroll and Nancy O’Connor Foundation John R.’64 and Mary Ellen Cawley ’64 Turmell Charlie and Charlotte S. Oliver Ugrin, Alexander & Zadick Building Partnership Donald L. ’58 and Shirley Harned Oliver University Faculty Association Kate E. Oliver ’77 University of Idaho John L. and Ann Hall Mildred McDonald Oliver ’37 University of Maryland Foundation Inc. Jeffrey T. ’67 and Martha Hamilton John L. ’62 and Marilyn Olson US Bank Todd A. ’79 and Elizabeth Hammer Arthur Ortenberg Dorothy Van Alstine ’31 Estate Kayreen Marie Handley ’92 Bernard Osher Foundation Dirk C. and Kim Visser Richard J. ’53 and Shirley Hansen Pacific Steel & Recycling Stephen Haraden and Linda K. Shelhamer ’79 Buck Page and Jennifer L. Alderson Page ’95 George and Laurine Harris Charitable Foundation Ronald B. ’58 and Judy A. Paige Haynes Foundation David R. ’86 and Monica Conrad ’80 Paoli Heisey Foundation William G. ’65 and Cheryl Saari ’66 Papesh Tim and Karen Johnson Hixon Jill L. Perelman Horatio Alger Association Laurence W. ’67 and Patricia A. Petersen M. House Family Fund David Ray ’67 and Suzanne Morin ’78 At the latest Dean William E. ’55 and Mary V. Hunt Peterson John G. Hursh ’82 and Kathryn D. Morton John L. ’57 and Jean M.H. ’56 Peterson Stone Night recognition Mollie J. Iler ’53 Plum Creek Foundation International Sports Properties Inc. Ben Pollner banquet for the journalism Curtis N. and Lanni Holman ’85 Jacobson Poore, Roth & Robinson, PC Sylvia Jensen Terry Pugh school, students received Edward C. and Patricia S. Jones Quaker Oats Company James L. ’70 and Madilyn C. ’70 Jones Rawlings Construction over $90,000 in Kevin S. ’92 and Cassie Pickerill ’90 Jones George D.’50 and Lorraine Kurfiss ’50 Steve Kemple Remington scholarships and Kendall Foundation William A. ’52 and Joanne Reynolds S. Dan and Helen Ross Kidder Thomas Rickard and Catherine C. Capps awards. Drew and Heather B. ’95 Kliber Helen Roberti Charitable Trust

26 Maurice P. ’45 and Marion Fisher ’48 Volkman Dan Gerber Jerry R. ’73 and Janice S. Norskog Gerhard J. and Ursula G. Von der Ruhr Matt ’06 and Adele M. Gibbs Ivan L. O’Neil ’50 Peter G. Von Doersten Lyle M. ’62 and Shirley Glascock Louise B. Ozmun Walgreens Frank A. Godchaux Jim and Sharon Palmer James B. Waller Wyley P. ’63 and Gail E. ’62 Good Dorn and Debra Grauman ’76 Parkinson John E. Waller Walnut Investment Corp. Dennis and Phyllis J. ’64 Washington Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation Leon P. ’65 and Hazel L. Washut For the first time in 100 years, spiritual leaders from each of Montana’s G. G. Weix Nelson S. “Jerry” Weller ’58 12 tribes gathered on October 13, 2006, for a sunrise ceremony to bless the Western States Insurance site where the University’s Native American Center will soon be built. Wiancko Family Donor Advised Fund A. Warren ’65 and Betsy Ross ’66 Wilcox Suzy Williams James A. ’67 and Caroleen Willits Douglas J. ’65 and Linda Madsen ’62 Wold Gough, Shanahan, Johnson & Waterman Joseph R. ’75 and Sandra L. Payne Worden Thane, PC Paul V. ’72 and Betty L. ’72 Haack Terry W. Payne ’63 James M. ’51 and Frances Jorgensen ’53 Wylder Paul T. ’65 and Dona L. Hagen William H. ’72 and Pamela Brown ’79 Payne Wyss Foundation Gertrude L. Hawley Kent B. Perelman and Mary J. Shaffer Douglas and Nancy Zimmerman L. Richard and Cindi Hayne Bob J. Perry Zip Beverage William Randolph Hearst Foundation Timothy S. and Elaine L. Peterson Bill and Carole Zuppe Jared S. ’96 and Jennifer K. ’93 Heggen Marjorie Pettinato Elizabeth Wakeman Henderson Charitable Phillips, Bohyer & Hedger, PC MAIN HALL SOCIETY Foundation Chip Pigman ’86 Alpine Log Homes Christian and Nora Hohenlohe Plum Creek Marketing Inc. Tom ’64 and Rita Anderson Shelley B. Hopkins Poore ’82 Ward H. Powell Bert and Kari Arnlund Harold H. ’57 and Georgia Wendt ’58 Howell Presser Foundation A. June Atkins ’71 Edward L. Hughes and Roberta L. Anner- Kent D. Price ’65 Aurora Borealis Foundation Hughes ’92 Marian E. Price James R. ’63 and Justine V. Bartell Jeffrey K. and Tamara Hutten Pyromania Fireworks, LLC James A. Barthelmess ’58 Randolph Jacobs ’35 David H. ’92 and Krista M. ’99 Pyron Daniel J. and Diane G. MacDonald ’68 Barz Gene R. ’77 and Karen Clegg ’87 Jarussi Ragain, Christensen, Fulton & Filz, PLLC Greg D. ’79 and Doreen Bond ’85 Beach Meri Jaye Stanley Reinhaus Family Foundation John K. Bebee ’77 and J. Kim Schulke ’81 M. Dean ’53 and Joan M. ’52 Jellison Sam A. ’41 and Kathleen Dunmire Roberts Monte ’79 and Catherine Beck Jim Johnston Joseph I. Saltsman ’48 Douglas Beighle ’58 Kristen Gustafson Juras ’77 K. Dale ’68 and Judy E. Schwanke L. Randall ’77 and Julie Stewart ’77 Bishop David T. ’68 and Sue Kearns Robert J. ’59 and Carol M. ’60 Seim Bitterroot Land Co., LLC J. William ’61 and Anita J. Kearns John S. Shaffner ’74 Allen and Billie Sue Lester ’69 Bloomgren A.J. ’50 and Almeda L. King Michael J. Sheldon ’86 Jill K. Bradford ’96 David King and Jeanne M. McNulty-King ’91 Kenneth F. and Judy Siebel Robert A. ’65 and Beverly Simpson ’63 Braig Donald W. ’64 and Ann Krueger Kinney William M. ’68 and Ellen Gallus ’68 Solem Robert E. ’77 and Kerry C. Bronson Doug N. and Caryl Klein St. John’s Military School Scott M. Brown ’67 Barbara Streit Koessler ’42 James R. and Nell T. Staub Charles H. ’66 and Sally Carroll ’64 Bultmann Richard C. Krumm ’60 Stewart Title of Missoula County Inc. Robert F. ’54 and Bettina ’94 Burke Dennis E. ’73 and Angela Cooper Lind Stimson Lumber Company William C. Bryson and Joan C. Campbell Tim R. ’75 and Darla Lindsey Keith ’74 and Judith Seidensticker ’70 Strong Bryson ’65 Donald L. ’63 and Joan R. ’58 Lodmell Roger M. Sullivan ’85 Cherry Creek Roderick L. ’69 and Sharon MacKenzie Russell E. ’58 and Arlene M. Svingen Clayton T. ’96 and Dawn M. ’95 Christian Stephen J. Mathers and Dianna K. Tickner ’92 Henry Tillman Kameron Cirica Mark R. ’80 and Carrie Wylder ’80 Matsko Transport Equipment Inc. Mack Clapp ’70 and Sandra D. Turk ’76 Dorothy E. McBride ’62 Gene L. ’65 and Colleen Tripp Clear Channel Tom ’68 and Carol McElwain Tri-State Water Quality Council Cobb Foundation Medco Health Solutions Inc. U.S. Bank and U.S. Bank Trust Craig W. ’79 and Susan Swenson ’79 Crawford Ron and Nichkol Melanson Village Senior Residence Jane Rowland Crouch ’68 John and Ruth Melcher Virtu Consulting, LLC Steve and Liz Cunningham Paul D. ’66 and Ann ’64 Miller Lido J. ’50 and Bev Vizzutti William J. ’75 and Sarah Grant ’95 Dakin Robert W. ’73 and Bonnie Minto Virgil L. Walle Dana Gallery Missoula Symphony Guild W. Douglas Wallin ’47 Janet Fowler Dargitz ’57 Patrick M. ’81 and Toni A. ’81 Montalban Washington Corporations John L. Delano ’47 Montana State Golf Association Donald K. ’04 and Marni Wattam Denver Zoological Foundation Inc. Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Katherine Weist P. Daniel and Ann Weldon Doyle Moose’s Saloon Inc. Tony Wertz ’65 and Grace T. Daniel Larry M. ’78 and Linda Elkin Neil and Judith Blakely ’60 Morgan Western State Equipment Company Farmers State Bank Mountain West Bank Westside Lanes & Fun Center Gerald A. Fetz and Sallie B. Scott John O. ’73 and Margaret Mudd Earnest W. Williamson ’73 Fire Protection Services Muralt Family Foundation Gary J. and Lynne S Willstein Harold J. ’64 and Sharee R. ’65 Fraser Clyde W. and Judith W. Neu Gary M. ’78 and Nancy G. ’77 Zadick Noon’s Food Stores

27 OVAL SOCIETY Channing J. Hartelius ’68 Gary B. and Pauline M. Murray Allied Waste Services Hertz/Western Rentals Inc. Bill and Mary Muse Moira B. Ambrose Holiday Inn Missoula Parkside Bill and Sandy Mytty American Indian Education Foundation Shirley E. Howell Noella Nichols ’60 Craig K. ’76 and Jane F. ’80 Anderson Russell E. ’70 and Karen Huggins James M. ’80 and Kathryn C. O’Day Applebee’s Independent Publishing Wilma O’Gara David J. Aronofsky Patricia L. Janik Tim B. O’Leary ’81 and Michelle Cardinal Daniel and Deborah Luckett ’84 Arriola Jerry M. and Donna M. Johnson Gregory E. ’77 and Mary Noel ’81 Olson Richard J. ’83 and Margaret Bachmeier Ruth Sackett Johnson ’46 Michael J. ’80 and Karen Walker ’80 O’Neill David H. ’62 and Lornel A. Baker Bill and Andrea H. Johnstone Donald C. ’53 and Patricia ’61 Orlich William R. Battle Robert F. ’64 and Shirley Jorgensen Evelyn B. Osborn ’32 Bennett Law Office, PC Karl Tyler Chevrolet Raymond K. ’71 and Natha Ostby Jonathan L. Bernthal ’82 Chris and Debbie Karlberg Reed A. ’89 and Faryaneh Overfelt Best Buy KECI TV Phil R. ’50 and Stella Palm Philip E. and Katherine Blake James P. Kenyon ’74 Gerald and Penelope Wagner ’61 Peabody Mervin J. Block John D. ’87 and Mindy Kirkpatrick Roger and Sherry Petersen Fredrick B. ’76 and Diane Bodholt Kent and Kathy G. ’66 Kleinkopf Michael R. and Gay Peterson Bozeman Daily Chronicle Arnold V. ’57 and Pauline Kober Rudy and Michiko Pettinato Foundation Marshall & Mary Brondum Special Assistance James V. and Donna L. Koch M. Peter Philley ’80 and Monica Butler Foundation Inc. Larry J. and Sharon D. Kolb Allen A. and Dianne P. Pickens Mark Bryant Frank J. ’68 and Toni J. ’69 Kolendich John P. Poston ’64 Larry and Theresa Bucher KPAX Communications Inc. John and Colleen Powers Budget Print Center Ernest L. and Ruth A. ’56 Kradolfer Kent J. Pratt John J. ’52 and Nancy Calvert ’52 Burke Donald M. ’66 and M. Louise Snyder ’66 Krumm Press Box Inc. Mark J. ’84 and Cheryl Gordon ’86 Burnham KTMF TV Prudential Montana Real Estate Paul E. ’56 and Nancy Schilling ’56 Caine Lamar Outdoor Advertising Sean-Thomas O. Pumphrey ’01 and Lisa A. Campus Inn Lambros Real Estate Brotherton Pumphrey Jan D. ’61 and Lisette Bennett ’62 Carter Clarke J. ’65 and Patricia McCallum ’65 Lamont Pyron Technologies Gary B. ’77 and Cynthia Rigg ’76 Chumrau Jared and Susan Langley Red’s Bar William E. ’92 and Vicki M. ’95 Coffee James A. ’85 and Dawn Craven ’85 Lochridge Randy ’73 and Debbie C. Reger Patrick J. ’65 and Linda Connors Bradley J. ’77 and Carla A. ’74 Luck John C. and Anne M. Remien David B. ’83 and Kandice K. Cotner D. James ’70 and Norma Jean ’00 MacKenzie Arthur L. and Lynn D. Rice Creekside Inn Robert D. ’71 and Amy C. Ross Bruce D. ’59 and Mary Crippen Robert H. ’71 and Tracy R. Wise Ken ’91 and Marianne Nelson ’88 Roullier Crippen Ray Round Robert L. ’65 and Cheryle Crippen American Indian Business Leaders, an organi- Tom and Susan P. ’79 Roy Sage Accounting Andrew J. and Mary B. Cross zation founded at UM and headquartered in Daily’s Premium Meats John Erik ’78 and Amy G. ’79 Andrew I. ’90 and Wendy Miller ’90 the School of Business Administration, now Sakariassen Davidson John C. ’85 and Patti Schulte Ted M. ’75 and Kate ’76 Delaney has 60 student chapters around the country. Diane B. Seitz Depot Corporation Sheehan Majestic Joel D. and Merrilee M. Diner Robert E. ’67 and Kay Bradley Russ Dooley ’65 Sheridan Double Tree Hotel John B. Malletta ’91 Earl L. ’62 and Donna Sherron Scott C. Douglas ’95 Howard T. Mann Jean’ne M. Shreeve ’53 Michael C. ’70 and Kathryn Martin ’70 Duffield Lino A. ’61 and Sherry A. ’75 Marsillo Sign Pro Mark and Dorcie Dvarishkis Fred J. and Shirlee Martin Lawrence R. ’83 and Cara Olson ’85 Simkins Corey D. Edens ’82 Daniel N. ’80 and Marcy McLean Terry Skantel and Geri M. Lincoln ’88 Roger T. Egan ’71 Larry L. and Linda McManus John R. ’56 and Sue Skees Eide Bailly, LLP Bill and Barb McQuirk Maylinn Elise Smith ’87 Esther L. England ’66 MDU Resources Foundation Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation Famous Dave’s Legendary Pit BBQ Meadowlark Gallery snapApps.com Inc. Fred Ferreira Valerie C. Merriam James C. ’72 and Barbara Sohm First Interstate Bank Missoula Federal Credit Union Monte J. ’79 and Starla Peck ’80 Solberg First National Bank Missoula Veterinary Clinic, PC Richard A. ’54 and E. Jane ’57 Solberg William J. Fitzgerald ’52 Thomas J. ’66 and Margaret Moholt Brian S. ’86 and Judy Sommers Gordon Fix Montana Harley Davidson J. Wes and Chris Spiker Dave S. Forbes Montana Newspaper Association Gregory K. Stahl ’82 Former Agents of the FBI Foundation Montana Rail Link Bob Stanchfield and Patsy Anderson Stanchfield ’56 Fred Meyer Foundation David B. ’87 and Hope ’89 Montelius Ernest and Anna Steiner G & Z, LLC Earl E. ’61 and Adrienne Morgenroth Sterling Savings Bank H. William Gabriel ’76 Sasha and Amy Moritz Chris J. Stoll and Janet L. Whittaker Randall Gray ’76 and Nora K. Flaherty-Gray ’74 Moulton, Bellingham, Longo and Mather, PC Rick J. ’89 and Judi Sullivan Kathryn H. Green ’59 James R. ’81 and Bonnie Briggs ’83 Mountain T.E.S.T. Inc. John P. and Maggie Greytak Mountain Broadcasting Douglas W. ’64 and Dianne C. Taylor Haines Drug Mountain Water Company Technical Sourcing International Inc. Lawrence and Anne Hambly Mike and Ann Munsey Gary L. Temple ’62 Terry Hammerschmidt Robert E. ’70 and Judy Munzenrider Jeremy G. ’51 and Virginia K. ’47 Thane

28 Topp Company James D. ’63 and Betty J. Basolo Roberta Walsh Boylan ’66 Dennis and Shan Toussaint Darlene Bates ’70 Teresa Branch Gene Tripp Jr. Inc. Max G. ’69 and Cindy Bauer Larry and Laura Brehm Vann’s Audio Video & Appliance Robert D. ’54 and Helen Ring Beach Mark A. Bretz ’81 and Barbara Gillett-Bretz Warren F. ’48 and Jane F. ’42 Vaughan Scott R. and Shannon Beach Bretz RV & Marine Center Wal-Mart Foundation Rob and Tonya Behrens Timothy P. Brick ’76 Walsh Family Foundation Rodney L. and Mary Jean Brod Mike Walter Tom and Meredith Brokaw Tony ’62 and Penny Nelson ’71 Wastcoat Harry S. and Nancy M. Brown E. W. Weinrich Charitable Trust Karen M. Brown ’79 Wells Fargo Bank Montana, N.A. John T. and Virginia Goodheart ’84 Browne Randy White Charles A. and Cynthia Rapp ’71 Bryan Joseph R. Whittinghill ’89 Gary A. ’82 and Janine Bryan James J. ’71 and Linda Wier Van K. and Wallis Morger ’85 Bryan Wild West Company Inc. 64 percent Steven R. Bryant ’88 Dirk A. Williams ’85 and Kristine L. Robert W. ’54 and Judy Buchanan Foot ’85 of UM students Bruce M. and Kathy Buchman L. Reed Williams and Julie Gemar Mark K. Buck ’80 Williams Bunzl Distribution California, LLC Raymond E. and Ann D. Wooldridge receive some form J. Martin Burke ’74 William and Sam Yiengst Scott M. ’85 and Tana Lindberg ’88 Burke William M. ’60 and Carol Tower ’61 Burke ANNUAL MEMBERS of financial aid. Michael Burks OF THE PRESIDENT’S CLUB George Burton Charles W. ’57 and Patricia Achauer Michael G. ’73 and Karen Strom ’72 Burton James W. and Kathy Adair Butte Press Club Adair Jewelers Erwin C. ’51 and Ethel L. ’65 Byrnes Thomas H. Agamenoni ’60 C L Rentals, LLP Albertson’s Stores Charitable Foundation Inc. Glen M. ’86 and Sharilyn McGuire ’87 Campbell Sharon Alexander BelleCreeke Landscape Company Dirk Cappis ’93 Sherman Alexie Ronald A. ’71 and Jane Bender William Caras Richmond F. ’57 and Dorothy F. Allan Ronald J. ’70 and Jeanne Matthews ’85 Bender Robert J. Cardinale ’56 Allegra Printing Phillip S. ’64 and Carla M. Benson Steven S. ’84 and Ellen M. Carey Bonnie Allen Michael D. Bentz ’75 Dan Carlino Brian K. Allen ’83 Joan Anderson Berman ’62 Arthur N. Carlson ’52 Clarence E. ’53 and Martha Almen Thomas Berninghausen and Nancy Cook Gary B. ’69 and Sherrill D. ’69 Carlson Nick and Sue Alonzo Raymond M. Berry ’48 Robert M. ’79 and Cindy Lee ’90 Carlson Altamont Oil & Gas Inc. Jon W. and Anne ’72 Bertsche Carpets Plus Inc. American Endowment Foundation Martha A. Berube ’86 Jean T. Carter ’79 William F. ’69 and Marcia B. Amrine Robert O. and Doris Ann Best Roger W. and P. Jane Carter Cherie Fey Anderson ’58 Best Western Grant Creek Inn Paul and Lenette Caruso Dennis J. and Julie Anderson Bibler Foundation Inc. Roy and Kim Chacon Richard G. ’74 and Margaret Anderson Rick Bice ’76 Ming-Chun Chang ’83 Stuart E. ’95 and Kyla R. ’95 Anderson James I. ’74 and Lyn Bienvenue David R. ’87 and Sally Ann ’86 Chisholm William A. ’61 and Marlene E. Anderson Big Sky Specialized Carriers Inc. David P. Christenot ’74 Anderson, ZurMuehlen & Company, PC Leon G. ’59 and Cherry A. Billings Dana L. ’76 and Stephanie Christensen Jerry G. ’63 and Jean Arthur Guy R. ’84 and Sharon Bingham Church, Harris, Johnson & Williams, PC Larry C. ’65 and Dorothy Ashcraft Brett Bissell City Glass Ashland Inc. Bitterroot Motors Helen B. Clark Ashley Furniture Warehouse Bitterroot Valley Bank Kent O. Clausen ’82 Michael and Marie C. Auten David H. Bjornson ’85 Eugene H. Clawson ’67 Awin Management Inc. Jill Thompson Black ’93 Roger L. ’68 and Kay Clemens Tracy ’86 and DeLynn Axelberg Michael G. Black ’86 Ronald J. ’70 and Elizabeth Cocchiarella Steven C. and Jane Easter Bahls Joseph N. Blankenbaker Foundation Brian E. ’64 and Linda Cockhill George E. ’76 and Anita Oberhofer ’75 Bailey Eleanor Blanton Edward D.Coffman ’77 and Karen Ann Reyner ’74 Trent N. Baker ’01 Charles W. ’57 and Peggy Haugen ’71 Bloom Colin D. Cole ’80 Thelma M Baker Blue Ribbon Auto Body Mark R. Cole ’75 Arnold Bakken ’43 Blue Ribbon Flies Ronald D. ’68 and Linda J. Luoma ’68 Coleman William R. and Lee M. Ballard Bob Ward & Sons William and Virginia Colvin William Ballew Michael D. Boehme ’71 Kenneth E. Colyer ’84 Allan H. Baris and Karen S. Watts Jamie Boettcher ’67 Community Bank Missoula Jon Barlow and Rebecca Summerville ’85 George D. Boifeuillet ’55 Mark S. ’78 and Nancy Jo ’76 Connell Philip ’60 and Sandra Barney Julia Conaway Bondanella ’65 John G. ’84 and Kathy Connors Alfred Barone Bryce E. and Barbara Bondurant Joseph C. ’69 and Sharon M. Connors Steve and Lexie Verdon ’77 Barr Margaret B. Borden William H. ’75 and Kerry A. Conrad Bruce B. Barrett and Adair D. Kanter ’80 Boulder Partners, LLC Roberta Atkinson Cook ’56 Jack and Laura Bergh ’50 Barrett Boulder Partners-Millsite, LLC Cordingley Foundation John Barthelmess Curt Bowler Corixa Corporation Susan Bashor Brad and Jodi Bowser Steven J. Corning

29 Cosmetic Surgical Arts James E. ’77 and Leslie F. Farmer Mary Ann Cotter ’95 Ronald F. ’54 and Georgiana Coppedge ’55 Faust Michael W. and Patricia O’Brien Cotter Shirley Featherly Jack W. ’57 and Joyce F. ’60 Cox Richard C. ’69 and Linda S. Fellows Leslie C. and Janet Trask ’63 Cox H. Kent and Joann Ferguson Richard L. ’61 and Cheri Pippenger ’61 Cox Finnegan’s Family Restaurant This year the Law Sherry F. Cox First National Bank Benjamin L. ’53 and Jeanne E. Craig First State Bank School’s Moot Court team William G. Crandall ’79 Elvin D. Fitzhugh ’83 Henry R. ’97 and Suzanne Crane Bruce P. ’72 and Mary Ann Flynn made the national finals William M. Crawford ’59 Richard L. ’64 and Maureen A. William R. ’68 and Connie Cross ’64 Ford for the eighth straight year, Crow’s Nest Gallery Gary T. Fosse ’84 Crystal Sportswear Inc. K. Allen ’57 and Barbara Foucar the country’s longest Curley’s Broiler George ’51 and Helen Merrill ’51 Fox Michael E. Cutler ’95 Timothy C. ’87 and Karen Fox winning streak. D.A. Davidson – Missoula Timothy H. ’72 and Exie S. France Stephen R. and Verla Dailey Nicholas L. and Leslie A. Frazee John R. Daily Inc. Ian A. Frazier Lonnie J. ’71 and Pamela Jean ’68 Dale Doris Lund Freeman ’50 Anthony and Leslae Dalpiaz French Connection Stephen P. Hardy George C. ’58 and Lois Dalthorp James R. and Beverly Frohlich Daniel C. Harrington ’91 Frank G. ’90 and Rae Lynn McCarty ’90 D’Angelo Frontier West, LLC Edwin J. Harris ’78 Bruce ’63 and Tina Danielson Rick A. ’71 and Jeannette G. Frost Henry U. and Eleanor Harris Bradley D. ’91 and Debora A. Dantic Bruce and Bridgett Fuglei Margaret E. Harris Darigold Farms Cal Fuss Harris Connect Inc. John K. Datsopoulos ’62 Richard and Elaine M. ’85 Gagliardi Stanley C. Harrison ’56 Robert W. ’48 and Helen L. ’47 Davidson Albert J. ’52 and Peggy Hanley ’48 Galen Rick ’70 and Tracy Hart Days Inn Gary J. Gallagher ’54 and Vicki Morin-Gallagher Thomas and Sharon Hart Dayspring Services Inc. Galusha, Higgins & Galusha - Missoula Fay K. Harwood Robert K. ’77 and Antonia Dean Galusha, Higgins & Galusha - Helena Robert G. and Sarah Waller ’52 Hatfield Nancy J. DeCou Armando Gama Jim Haughey Laura Del Guerra Gannett Foundation Sharon L. Hawke Robert L. ’70 and Rebecca H. ’68 Deschamps Garden City Builders, LLC Mark S. and Linda M. Hawkins Kristin Schermele Deschamps ’92 Henry H. and Linda M. Gary Michael S. and Jone R. Hayes B. Michelle Dewey ’84 Steven and Kathy J. Gaskill Thomas M. ’99 and Donde Hayes Anne Dietrich ’50 Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Dean E. ’64 and Patricia G. Hazelton Briar and Heidi L. Diggs Donald A. ’68 and Mary R. ’71 Gatzke Timothy R. ’87 and Oxana Healy David V. and Rosamond E. Diggs Donald G. Gaumer ’83 Ike Heaphy Discovery Ski Area Elon Gilbert and Susan Lindbergh Miller ’88 Shane M. Hedges Michael Sean ’83 and Brenda Dockery Frank L. Gilfeather ’64 Richard W. ’63 and Carolyn S. Held Dorsey & Whitney Foundation Daniel and Leigh Gillett Arnold G. Helding ’38 Sar and Teresa Dougherty Robert ’66 and Mary Gillette Michael J. and Lisa R. Helean William A. Douglas ’63 Jim and Donna Glantz Cory A. ’92 and Leslie G. Henderson Aaron and Kay Downey Gale E. ’68 and Janice C. Glascock Robert J. Hermes ’80 Jeff Downey Richard Ethan Gordon and Cheryl Renee Watkins John P. Herrlin ’79 Max and Jennifer McDonald ’92 Downing Scott ’95 and Toni Gragg Gloria C. Hewitt Dick ’52 and Beverly H. ’53 Doyle Great Falls Tribune Wayne R. Hiett ’91 Frank M. Dugan ’88 Sue Grebeldinger ’84 Michael J. and Suzanne L. Hill Gary J. Dunn Michael W. Green ’99 and Kiely Keane ’00 Thomas S. ’63 and Sandra J. Hines Michael J. Dwyer Robert A. Grimm Roger C. and Kathleen M. Hobbs Patrick Dwyer Norman H. ’71 and Patti Grosfield Terry F. ’65 and Lynda Brosten ’76 Hober Eastgate Center Robert W. and Alayne L. Grothen Bob ’70 and Marge Hoene Marvin A. ’90 and Kathryn Mann ’91 Eberling William ’61 and Carrie J. Guanell Holiday Inn Express/Quality Inn Karen Eble Raymond and Laurie Wood ’74 Gundlach Marcia E. Holland ’76 A.G. Edwards Joel E. ’75 and Ann M. ’74 Guthals Jeffrey M. and Kori Hollenback Eide Bailly, LLP Guthals, Hunnes, Reuss & Thompson, PC Scott L. ’74 and Jody E. ’75 Hollenback Craig and Sharla J. Ekegren Oswald and Jeanne Gutsche James and Wanda Hollensteiner Travis T. and Kelly Elder Richard ’64 and Carmela A. Guza Christopher S. ’87 and Vickie M. Honzel William J. ’66 and Nancy Ellison Leslie S. Hahn ’85 Charles E. ’61 and Joan M. Hood Hugh E. and Joan Elmore Gay Lythgoe Hainline ’54 Mark and Cynthia Haugen ’92 Hopwood Environmental Contractors, LLC John R. Hallowell ’42 R. Scott ’73 and Palma Sandell ’74 Horsley Louis C. and Ruby Erck Gary and Karen Hamilton Edwin W. ’62 and Janet G. House Dorothy M. Erhard Hamilton Misfeldt & Company, PC Kristine Oakland Houtonen ’73 Elizabeth Evans ’73 Michael H. ’87 and Kirsten Eric S. Hummel ’93 Rick Evans DeMersseman ’94 Hangas Howard C.A. ’49 and Mary Carol McCrea ’51 Express Personel Services Leona Myrick Hansen-Sherwin ’37 Estate Hunter Terry L. ’82 and Rebecca F. ’86 Falcon David T. Hanson Craig and Tia Hurlbert Mary G. Farland Dean G. and Betty Lou Hanson Hyperion Biotechnology Jennie Wood Farley Eric J. ’95 and Brenda Weyermann ’95 Hanson Image Conscious Greg L. ’71 and H.J. Zimmerman ’70 Hanson 30 Kristen Inbody ’03 John E. and Joan Albert Lawler Roger D. McDonald Insured Title, AN LLC Cameron D. ’97 and Kristi McDonald ’95 George S. McElhinney ’72 and Suzanne B. Repasky InterWest Health Lawrence Jeff and Amanda McElroy Invensys Systems Inc. Thomas A. and Alice A. Layne Greg and Loreen Leonard ’87 McFaul The Irish American Partnership Inc. Brent R. Leadbetter ’92 Michael J. McGiboney ’65 Robert C. ’74 and Mary Anne Jackson George T. ’65 and Lynn Hershman Leeson Kent C. McGowan ’89 Gerald L. ’66 and Kristi S.V. Jacobsen Jim Leik ’77 Edward and Brenda McGreevey Doug ’82 and Kathy James Peter and Jacqueline T. ’85 Lenmark Joe D. McKay John J. and Louise Janik Leon K. Lenz ’74 Michael E. ’67 and Jeanette S. ’69 McKee Mack H. ’68 and Jean Jenkins Gene J. ’65 and Pam Leonard Russell E. and Kathleen M. ’92 McKinnon Mark S. Jensen ’84 and Cynthia G. Boies ’90 Bruce A. and Chris Noel ’77 Lepore James and Paige McKusick Mitchell W. Johnson ’82 John W. and Susan Nissen ’68 Lerdal James McLaughlin Ralph L. ’64 and Raenell A. ’70 Johnson Lerner Fund Tom and Dani C. McLaughlin Robert E. Johnson ’86 Bob Lerum ’54 Dave McLean Ronald L. ’66 and Margaret F. ’71 Johnson Eugene and Dorothy Lescantz James P. McLeod ’89 Roy L. and Suzanne M Johnson Charles Levitan McLeod Realtors Steven R. Johnson ’95 Robert and Diane Levy Leo P. McMeel Insurance Inc. Thane P. ’90 and Nancy Johnson Lynne M. Lewis ’64 George R. and Doris Carlson ’49 McMurray Elizabeth B. Johnston ’52 Stanton C. ’64 and Anita R. ’71 Lewis Melvin L. ’75 and Jami McNea William S. ’79 and Dori Middleton ’83 Johnston Life Care Services C.B. ’66 and Jo Ann Phillip ’64 McNeil Bill Jones Ladd and Vicki Lincoln Charles E. McNeil ’84 Jackie S. Jones Rex K. ’61 and Sharyn Branning ’62 Lincoln Adam L. ’01 and Keli S. ’00 McQuiston W. Ryan ’96 and Natasha Prinzing ’00 Jones Lilian H. Linduska ’36 Bruce J. ’86 and Annie McTavish William Evan ’59 and Karen K. Jones Yongsheng Liu ’93 Vincent and Sue Meng R. Mark ’88 and Bonnie L. ’82 Josephson Eric Loftsgaarden ’97 James A. Messina ’93 Junkermier, Clark, Campanella and Stevens, PC Sherman D. Lohn ’76 Douglas D. Meyers ’78 Gary R. ’56 and Mary Ellen Erickson ’56 Jystad Christian ’50 and Betty Gaston ’47 Kafentzis William F. ’58 and Delphine T. Kamin George K. ’67 and Peggy J. Kantz Allan L. ’76 and Patricia Karell For the past 12 years, the Health Careers Opportunity Program has Darla J. Keck ’87 Lewis P. ’53 and Carol Cushman ’56 Keim been helping economically and educationally disadvantaged students pursue Paul Keiper careers in health care. In the past three years alone, 130 disadvantaged Pete and Helen Kelly Kelly Logging students have participated in the summer enrichment program, thanks to Jack W. Kendrick ’65 private support. Jeffrey J. ’93 and Stacy F. ’94 Kendrick Barry J. ’70 and Janis Kenfield Dirk W. ’75 and Beverly Kenfield Margaret Kingsland Doug Kintzler Emma Bravo Lommasson ’33 David and Michelle Miewald Brad William Kliber Harry and Norma L. Longwell Martin ’64 and Vickie Schweitzer ’74 Mikelsons Marynell Faith Kliber James J. Lopach Frank W. Milburn ’55 Charles A. ’66 and Marcia Dion ’65 Knell Robert J. ’88 and S. Jane ’72 Lopp Millennial Charities and Philanthropy Inc. Wayne K. ’66 and Dorothy F. Knutson Christopher C. ’79 and Susan Loy Charles G. ’39 and Helen K. Miller James H. ’65 and Eva Koessler Bill Lubke Marlee Miller ’85 Daniel J. ’50 and Marilynne Kitto ’50 Korn Alvin E. Ludwig ’73 William H. and Kriss L. Miller Warren H. ’74 and Diane Kottke Ronald and Sheila Lund Dennis G. Minemyer ’68 Werner Krahl Gary ’78 and Mary Stephens ’73 Lusin Elsie Minifie M. Sharon Kreitzberg Scott MacDonald Memorial Fund Missoula Rotary Noon Club Daniel H. Kress ’83 and Patricia S. Glick William L. and Elizabeth L. Madison Missoula Textile Services John and Gale Kuglin Bruce and Tricia Madsen Bill A. Mitchell ’50 Jean M. Kummerow Malletta Investments, LLC Modern Machinery James S. and Pamela LaCorte Dave S. ’75 and Kay Manovich Leroy M. ’52 and Patricia Walker ’53 Moline Kristian E. La Cour-Madsen ’92 Lou Marchello Donald W. ’76 and Judy K. ’70 Molloy Helen F. Laine ’43 James A. ’74 and Joy A. Mariska Montana Bankers Association Lambros Community Foundation Richard C. and Sherry Marr Montana Board of Investments Tad M. and Kay D. Lane Joe Martin Montana Business Capital Corporation Roger A. and Sue Lang T. Sam ’81 and Lori Martin Montana First Credit Union Craig A. Langel Evan Martinsen Estate Montana Society of CPAs Stephen M. Langer ’80 Jim Matelich Montana Society of CPAs, Missoula Chapter Clifford G. and Patricia Larsen Craig Mathews Montana Society of Public Accountants Dirk H. ’56 and Connie G. Larsen Matovich & Keller, PC Montana Transfer Company Larsen Law Firm William Mayer Lewis W. Moore ’42 Hollister A. Larson Joseph P. ’75 and Patricia J. ’70 Mazurek Kelly Moran ’87 and Shelly Wills Norman J. ’63 and Sandee Larson MBLM Ventures, LLP Dan T. Morgan Dan D. Lauren ’90 John M. McCabe ’68 David Morgenroth and Barbara Koostra ’93 Paul G. and Susan E. Lauren Earl W. ’73 and Jennifer Cheff ’95 McCall Eugene F. and Michelle Morris Edward Lawler ’91 Craig McCoy and Jacalyn Kaye Brown-McCoy Randy D. Mostad ’83 Phillip L. McCreedy ’00 31 Mr. Miniblind of Missoula Elwood and Dorothy Rochon ’43 Powers Tom and Dian Schmidt Mule Deer Foundation Pratt Realty, PC Kathleen B. Schoen ’74 Mullan Station Claudia Pratt Scott R. and Cindy Schroeder Robert G. ’69 and Pamela H. ’69 Muller Jay W. and Cynthia Preston Bernd A. Schulte ’65 Craig M. Mungas ’98 Jack Pring Larry A. Schulz ’59 Joseph Paul Mungas ’04 Minott and Janice L. ’99 Pruyn John C. Scibek Susan J. Muralt Rollett A. Pruyn ’76 Michael J. ’79 and Danette Thompson ’89 Muralt’s Inc. Michael J. and Geannine Rapp ’92 Purpura Scolatti C. Max Murphy ’74 and M. Sheila Callahan Pyramid Printing John L. Scott ’87 and Amy Wilson Scott Murphy ’75 Quality Construction Homer A. and Mildred S. Scott Foundation James L. Murphy ’51 Douglass A. and Katherine L. Jones ’61 Raff John P. Scully ’72 and Antoinette Oane Rusty Murphy Ronald P. ’86 and Valarie Enebo ’88 Ramsbacher Andy and Julie Seaman Thomas J. ’85 and Leslie A. ’80 Murphy Loren Randall John M. ’70 and Sally Seeberger NACDS Foundation Benjamin and Lynn Rassieur James R. ’81 and Peggy Crowley ’77 Seel John and Nancy B. Neerhout Ernest M. ’64 and Mary Lou S. ’64 Ratzburg Fred B. ’99 and Wilma Seidensticker Jenny Nelson Troy D. ’92 and Ann L. Rausch Brian T. and Lynne R. Seitz Nelson Brothers, LLC John Rawlings Kenneth S. ’73 and Susan M. Senn Neon Studios Craig Readman Pamelia A. Newbern ’83 Wayne S. ’86 and Wendy Rebich Newland and Company Shane N. Reely ’94 Robert W. ’55 and Kay F. ’56 Newlin Richard A. ’81 and Marilyn Engler ’96 Reep Paul L. Nisbet ’92 Ralph R. ’49 and Arlene Rees William J. Nooney ’55 ReMax Realty Consultants, LLC Thomas K. and Cindy J. Northey Betty Morrison Remington ’54 A study recently NorthWestern Energy Jesse W. and Nancy S. Rhoads David and Bridget Bowman ’82 Novis John T. and Roxi A. Riley released by Science Nutritional Laboratories International Jonathan I. and Joanne ’64 Ritvo Gary and Katherine Harstad ’68 Nygaard Dan J. and Jeanine Jenkins ’72 Roadhouse magazine showed that Richard and Betty J. Akerson ’61 O’Brien Joseph Roberts Robert K. ’81 and Toni Mickey ’81 Ogg Stephen D. Roberts ’77 UM professors had the Randall S. ’76 and Virginia B. Ogle Bob Robertson ’65 Jace A. Olson ’98 Patrick M. Robins ’03 Jay Olson Patrick R. and Kitte Robins fifth largest growth in Marc and Barbara L. Olson R.H. “Ty” Robinson ’48 Timothy Michael Ondrak ’05 Rocky Mountain Eye Center, PC publications output David W. Opitz David Rogers Julie Ann Orser ’82 Joseph E. and Sally D. Rogers in the country, with an Jerry and Arlene G. Osburnsen Joshua C. Rohde ’97 Otten Foundation Margaret Cox Rolando ’76 David N. Ottolino ’73 Marcia Lynn Ronck ’76 89 percent increase in Sarah Arnott Ozment ’81 William P. Roscoe ’70 P.E.O., Chapter A M Chuck Rose the 1992-2003 period. Helen M. Paige Ron R. ’75 and Karen J. Rosenberg Timothy Paine and Sandra Wells Paine James E. ’83 and Elizabeth T. ’84 Ross Pal-Around Playcare Thomas P. ’62 and Louise Johnson ’62 Ross Paradise Falls William A. Rossbach ’77 Jan K. Parks ’82 Dan and Maureen Beasley ’64 Rovig George P. Paul ’54 Steven R. Rovig ’80 Dan L. Severson ’71 Terry Payne & Company Ruana Knifeworks Inc. Douglas E. ’88 and Sara Robitaille ’89 Sexe The Peak Michael C. ’78 and Vicki ’77 Rubie Ward A. ’58 and M. Gayle ’55 Shanahan Pella Windows & Doors Inc. Ruby’s Inn & Convention Center James D. Shannon ’76 Jim Pellett Randy R. Rusek ’83 Bradley A. Shefloe ’70 Mary E. Pengelly Bettie J. Rushing Brian D. ’83 and Sandra Shepherd Mark S. Peppler ’73 and Ronnene A. Anderson ’73 Brent P. Russ ’95 Molly R. Shepherd ’79 Walter H. ’66 and Peggy L. Peschel Russ’s Body & Paint Shop Inc. Andrew C. and R. Jolene Sherry Erika R. Peterman ’01 John N. and Patricia C. Rust George L. ’00 and Donna Sherwood Robin S. ’72 and Shannon Peters Rutan & Tucker, LLP Charles D. ’76 and Niki Shonkwiler Keith D. ’56 and Marilyn Shope ’57 Peterson Reed K. ’73 and Michelle McMeel ’72 Rydell ShopKo Inc. Todd Peterson Joby and Renee Sabol Joanne F. Shreeve ’55 Stephen L. ’72 and Ann Cade ’72 Phelps James A. ’74 and Michel A. ’69 Salisbury Richard F. and Kelly Lucas ’90 Shull Pierce Flooring and Design Center Steven and Lori H. Saltz Scott Shull Mark S. ’77 and Melanie Fran Plum James J. Salvo ’68 J.K. Simmons ’78 Dan P. Plute ’67 and Nina Veselova David F. Sample Ronald C. ’60 and Myrna K. ’60 Simon PNCAdvisors George V. ’55 and Suzanne ’58 Samuelson Steven R. ’90 and Suan Fousek ’90 Simon Timothy J. Polich ’91 and Sonia Zambrano Patrick G. Sandefur ’96 and Molly K. Howard ’02 Robert D. ’77 and Shirley Inabnit ’99 Simonson Hike and Barbara Lee ’61 Pollem Timothy J. ’66 and Judith A. ’80 Sather Klaus D. ’72 and Karen Miller ’94 Sitte Max F. ’75 and Debby Porter Roger L. ’60 and Bonnie Savage Randall R. Skelton Daniel T. and Dian S. Potts William J. and Joyce Schaff Linda L. Slakey Bob and Charlene Powell George W. and Janet Schemm Mark A. ’98 and Christa J. ’98 Slaten Stephen G. and Kim A. Powell Dale J. ’77 and Jeanne Duffy ’77 Schillinger Richard Slater Sue Anne Schleif 32 Sleep City USA Ronald D. Venn ’86 Justin P. ’97 and Jennifer J. ’98 Sliter Kent R. Vesser ’93 GRIZZLY GOLD Tom and Ralene K. Sliter Virginia Y. Vinal ’50 Scott A. and Kathy M. Smartt Mary Kay Voget ’39 SOCIETY Bryon E. ’96 and Colleen Smith The Lulu May Lloyd Von Hagen Foundation Graduates Of the Last Decade contribute at least $100 for each Clayton and Rachel S. ’84 Smith Wakefield Family Fund Inc. year since their graduation from The University of Montana. Debra D. Smith ’75 Bertram F. Wakeley and Emily J. Melton ’65 Doug Smith Thomas A. Walbridge ’48 Members this year are those who earned a UM degree since 1997. Thomas S. and Thelma L. Smith Guillermo M. Walker ’61 as of June 30, 2007 Zane G. ’55 and Betty Blake ’55 Smith Kathleen Walle ’02 Fritz and Miyo Snyder Thomas J. and Sharon K. Walsh Judy L. Sommers Larry and Shirley Walter Barbara E. Arnold ’05 Southgate Mall Mark Walterskirchen Jared Baker ’06 Bob Sparr Alice Wandler Trent N. Baker ’01 J.B. ’49 and Eva LaPine ’47 Spaulding Dawn Ward Lisa A. Brotherton Pumphrey ’99 Ralph E. Combs ’05 Corinne Aalesund Spencer ’02 Mark E. Ward Henry R. Crane ’97 Dale Spettigue Monty Ward and Shelly Frame Elizabeth Cunningham ’03 Spiker Communications Inc. Catherine Warme Matt Gibbs ’06 Dan L. Spoon ’81 William F. ’77 and Laurie N. Watkins Dale P. Gillespie ’05 Mark Springer Vicki J. Watson Michael W. Green ’99 Eric D. ’86 and Kim B. Sprunk Jan Davis Weiner ’70 Thomas M. Hayes ’99 William A. ’87 and Sherry Squires Stan and Carol M. Wekkin Marita Renne Herold ’06 John Staluppi Lois M. Welch Peter E. Hilen ’01 Ken and Mary Staninger Thomas G. ’73 and Phyllis Welch John Holahan ’03 Larry and Kristin Stayner Walter M. and Susan B. Wellman Molly K. Howard ’02 Kristen Inbody ’03 Harold J. ’66 and Sheila M. ’68 Stearns Ronald and Avis A. ’76 Welton Darby Anne Kaikkonen ’05 Ray W. and Patricia Hamilton Steele Roger A. West ’63 Kamalpreet Kaur ’06 Gerald W. Steinbrenner Western Business Equipment Inc. Kiely Keane ’00 John W. ’59 and Kay LeFevre ’59 Stipe Western Montana Development, LLC Damian R. Khoury ’00 David L. Stoick ’94 WGM Group Scott Robert Kinney ’06 Jon L. ’79 and Dona Snyder ’79 Stoner Jim and Aana Lisa C. Whatley Cameron D. Lawrence ’97 John D. ’83 and Michelle L. Streich Curtis W. ’84 and Danette Lynn ’86 Wheeler Taylor Kai Lee ’06 Paul D. Strom ’79 and Janis E. Hayes-Strom ’87 James Scott ’69 and Jane E. Wheeler Eric Loftsgaarden ’97 Roger E.’62 and Ann M. Stromberg Gary E. ’69 and Veda Whitman John M. Mastin ’05 Gerald E. and Genell Jackson ’58 Subak-Sharpe Dan and Peg Whittenberg Frankie L. McBurney ’04 Phillip L. McCreedy ’00 Peter W. and Sheila M. ’57 Sullivan Thomas A. ’52 and Diana C. ’52 Wickes Adam L. McQuiston ’01 Sun Mountain Sports Inc. Charles W. ’59 and Alexis Ward Willey Keli S. McQuiston ’00 Sustainable Resource Systems Richard H. and Darinda Williams Joseph Paul Mungas ’04 Jerry Swartout Shelton C. ’66 and Lois Williams Jace A. Olson ’98 Tim and Mary Sweeney Stephen M. ’73 and Linda A. Williams Matthew A. Olson ’02 Sweet Pea Sewer & Septic Williams Law Firm, PC Timothy Michael Ondrak ’05 Greg P. and Jennifer Erdmann ’95 Tabish Paul R. Williamson Cory J. O’Neill ’01 John and Susan Anderson ’80 Talbot Steven R. ’86 and Arleen G. ’87 Winslow Jeffrey Donaldson Perkins ’06 Target Corporation Kevin L. ’65 and Margaret A. Winter Erika R. Peterman ’01 TATA America International Corp. Steven L. Wissing Scott B. Peterson ’04 Janice L. Pruyn ’99 Clark Taylor Kathryn E. Witkowsky ’95 Sean-Thomas O. Pumphrey ’01 Nicholas S. Teel ’67 Donald B. Witmer ’83 Krista M. Pyron ’99 Ric and Lisa K. Thomas Van W. and Jeanne E. Wolverton Charles H. Rinehart ’04 Jack C. ’69 and Janice Cragholm ’69 Thompson Margaret L. Woo ’75 Patrick M. Robins ’03 Donald E. ’66 and Jude Thomson Brittany Pratt Wood ’97 Fred B. Seidensticker ’99 Thunderbird Motel Dora Dailey Wood ’41 George L. Sherwood ’00 James A. ’54 and Mary Ann Tidyman George Wood ’50 Shirley Inabnit Simonson ’99 Timothy and Sue A. ’74 Tiffin Gerald B. ’74 and Susan A. ’69 Woodahl Christa J. Slaten ’98 Tilleman Motor Company Worden’s Market & Deli Mark A. Slaten ’98 Edward and Darlene Timmerhoff Daniel T. ’72 and Sandra L. ’72 Worrell Jennifer J. Sliter ’98 Justin P. Sliter ’97 William B. Tiritilli ’70 Ronald J. ’96 and Amy L. ’95 Yates Corinne Aalesund Spencer ’02 Gregory R. ’77 and Lani Todd James K. Yeates ’01 Kathleen Walle ’02 John R. Toole Preservation Fund Marcia Holmes Yury ’62 Donald K. Wattam ’04 Larry ’68 and Phyllis ’69 Topp Richard C. ’80 and Susan Becker Zins Brittany Pratt Wood ’97 Treasure State Bancorporation Inc. Kimberly S. Zipp ’83 James K. Yeates ’01 James H. ’68 and Linda ’67 Trythall Gerald M. ’53 and Mary Lyn ’52 Tucker Charles L. ’79 and Kathleen Hasquet ’75 Turner Winston A. ’54 and Gwen Gholson ’55 Tustison UM Alumni Association In Princeton Review’s 2007 edition, UM was named one of 361 best colleges, UM Bookstore Universal Athletic Services Inc. a “best value college” and “college with a conscience.” University Motors John and Maxine S. Van de Wetering John B. ’68 and Nikki Van Heuvelen Joseph W. Vansickle ’85 33 HONOR DEAN’S CLUB MEMBERSHIP Donors of $500 or more during fiscal year 2007 The Honor Society of the President’s Club was active A Cut Above Mark and Sandra J. ’84 Blair through fiscal year 1998. No new members have Duane A. Adams ’60 Blue Ribbon Auto Body been enrolled since June 30, 1998. Listed are donors Gary F. ’75 and Jeani Adams Bob Ward & Sons who made single-sum gifts of $20,000 or more or Ellen B. Adelman ’79 Bobby Hauck Football Camp committed an irrevocable planned gift of at least Airport Restaurant & Lounge Steven P. ’79 and Sarah M. Boerner Lindsay and Kathleen Preuninger ’76 Akey Arlyss Bolich $50,000 before that time. Their membership in the Herb and Bette Albright Lee and Judy Boman Honor Society will be in effect throughout their lifetime. Allied Irish Bank Corinne Borchers Members of the Benefactors Society who made such Jeffrey Ament John T. Boyle ’76 and Kerry McMenus gifts are listed as Benefactors. Dudley and Joyce Britzius ’83 Anderson Boyle, Deveny & Meyer, PC Edward and Marge Anderson Daniel E. and Susan C. Braby Anderson ZurMuehlen & Co., PC Walter L. ’75 and Linda Bradford Victor C. ’67 and Jean Andresen Brauer, LLP ARC Thrift Stores Wanda Bravada Big Sky Lumber Co. Arlen J. and Lisa Lehman ’97 Arends William A. ’79 and Joanne Brenner Weldon J. Birdwell II ’82 William J. ’65 and Kathleen Argersinger Walter ’76 and Candace ’75 Brett Jeffrey and Susan Thrailkill ’72 Brotman Howard G. Arnett Donald D. ’59 and Shirley Brickley Dorothy C. Cella Kevin and Kim Kirby Arnot Gregory T. Brinkerhoff ’84 Church, Harris, Johnson & Williams Art Attic Inc. William H. and Judith M. Brodsky Citicorp/Citibank Walker J. ’59 and Sharleen Ashcraft Joseph and Vivian M. Brooke Community Medical Center Inc. J. Mayo ’76 and Joan Ashley Bo Brown R.D. ’66 and Patty Prigge ’88 Corette Association of Government Accountants, David J. and Ann Martirena ’83 Brown Janet Fowler Dargitz ’57 Lake Missoula Chapter Perry and Shirley Brown Dennis K. ’67 and Gretchen Holtz ’66 Eck Helen G. Atwood Robert J. ’88 and Susan K. ’81 Brown Global Travel/Budget Travel Ken Ault Stephen R. Brown Harriet Welsh Gray ’48 Lar K. Autio ’82 and Susan G. Ridgeway ’90 John and Sheila F. ’69 Buchanan Richard Grover Lela Moniger Autio ’61 Teresa L. Buckner ’93 Eric H. Hartse ’72 Douglas D. ’74 and Maureen Averill J. Brian ’79 and Anne Hauptman ’75 Bulger Robert and Sally Waller ’52 Hatfield Gerald L. ’76 and Marlene Bachmann Matthew J. ’83 and Mary Debernard Burbank High Plains Pizza Inc. Clint and Karon Baertsch James Lee and Pearl Burke Hines Motor Supply Jacqueline Baldwin John J. ’82 and Stella Burke Shirleyann Kincaid Horning ’42 William M. and Kay F. Ball Jerry ’67 and Lynda Kolby ’68 Burns Jarussi & Bishop Larry and Nancy Ballance Rick Burt Elizabeth Booth Johnston ’52 and Bill and Linda Bangs Thomas E. ’72 and Dee Butorac Kathleen Booth Van Meter ’55 Collin K. Bangs ’67 and Patsy Plaggemeyer Bob and Becky ’85 Byrne KST-Hokkaido John Barrett and Sue Mayahi J. Michael ’72 and Anita Graves ’71 Byrne Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Terry Basolo Jack C. and Linda S. Byrnes Lilian Hopkins Linduska ’36 Traci J. Baumgardner ’99 Kevin R. and Barbara Rigg ’82 Callaghan L. Bruce Madsen ’64 Richard and Dorothy Bayer Cappis Physical Therapy-Great Falls Meadow Gold Dairy Beach Transportation Co. Carey Law Firm M. Louise White Menk ’49 C. D. “Bud” Beagle ’52 Frederick G. ’80 and Susan Carl Microsoft Corp. Jean Beagle Bruce R. ’81 and Judith Friman ’78 Carlson Missoula Home Builders Association Beara Association Roberta Green Carter ’72 Donald W. ’76 and Judy Strauss ’70 Molloy Jim ’72 and Phyllis Fair Beaton Tex T. Cates Mountain West Track and Field Club John R. ’88 and Monica Woolf ’87 Becker James Cathcart Robert and Tana Mullendore Ned C. ’86 and Kimberlee Lane Becker Jerry and Colleen Cebula National Endowment for the Arts Roger J. ’70 and Nancy Beeter Lee and Patricia Chapman Norco Products Richard W. ’59 and Bernice K. Beighle David J. ’75 and Roberta A. Chase Pacific Steel & Recycling David and Linda G. Bell John J. ’79 and Kimberly A. Chesarek Phil R. ’50 and Stella Palm James E. and Maryann Bell Charles A. ’69 and Mary Chesbro Public Service Council Steve and Donna Stevens ’86 Benedict Thomas L. Chesbro ’69 Nils A. Ribi ’78 and Patricia William E. ’70 and Terry Berger Gary and Kayla J. Clark Brolin-Ribi ’85 Glenn Berglund ’84 T.W. Clark Construction, LLC Tom and Joan Scott Richard R. Berreth ’71 Coca-Cola Bottling William M. ’43 and Shirley Frank B. and John C. ’64 and Nancy Nelson ’61 Coffee Roehm ’49 Scott UM alumni are Susanne Bessac Ronald D. ’81 and Valerie Lynch Cole J.R. Simplot Co. George B. ’74 and Collection Bureau Services Alfred P. Sloan true to their school. Shirley Brooke ’73 Best Clinton W. ’59 and Donna M. Collins Foundation Big Sky Brewing Daniel J. and Sheila Combo Genevra Stewart Our 13.3 percent Company Community Foundation of Greater Memphis Tabish Brothers Big Sky Orthopedic Kevin R. Condit and Nancy A. Lorge-Condit ’86 Distribution Inc. participation in fundraising Supply Inc. Gary M. Connelley ’83 and Karan Lynn Dunnigan ’83 James O’Malley Richard S. Marilyn Connor Tingle ’52 Biggerstaff ’53 Kenneth B. Cook U S West programs exceeds the Paul and Elizabeth Dirk N. Cooper ’90 Communications Bigler Thomas and Pamela M. ’93 Copley Maurice P. ’45 and national average of Shane C. ’86 and Erika Curtis F. and Lisa M.B. Cox Marion Fisher ’48 Colness ’89 Bishop Patrick L. and Patricia S. Coyle Volkman 11 percent. Brian D. Bizzano ’92 Timothy P. ’84 and Rebecca Creighton John T. Wiegenstein ’41 James M. ’77 and Thomas D. ’65 and Jo Ann C. Croci Christine Bjelland Jack Cross

34 Culligan Water Conditioning John F. Foley ’81 William J. Harrington John C. and Diane Cummings Food For Thought Inc. David W. ’85 and Karen K. Harris Elizabeth Cunningham ’03 Thomas A. Foor ’74 and Peggy J. Kuhr ’73 Mark K. ’82 and Jill R. Harris Kyle D. Cunningham ’91 J.M. Forbes & Co. Rebecca Bruck Harris Patrick A. ’83 and Cherie McManus ’82 Curry Four G Plumbing & Heating Inc. Douglas R. and Rosemary Sayer ’71 Harrison Larry ’70 and Judy Williams ’67 Cyr Richard A. ’70 and Judy Fox Douglas S. Hart ’77 Roberta K. Dahl ’76 Donald E. Fraley ’63 Harvest Sun Inc. Stephen R. Dailey, DDS J. Michael ’67 and Catherine Lottie Frellick Mary J. Hashisaki ’61 Lawrence F. ’68 and Frances Daly Racene N. Friede Barry and Carol I. Hastings Steve and Shannon Damron Mark S. ’93 and Cynthia L. ’91 Fritch Russell M. ’79 and Beverly M. Hatch Robert E. ’69 and Phyllis Daniels Harold W. ’64 and Estela Fullerton John C. ’63 and Mary Lou Murphy ’64 Hauck E. Craig ’77 and Peggy M. ’80 Daue Tom Furey Robert L. ’87 and Stacey Harbin ’90 Hauck Victor M. Davis Grant T. and Elizabeth J. Galyardt Thomas C. Hauck ’65 Eric J. ’91 and Cynthia Dawald GB Real Estate Inc. Gary Hausken ’79 Gary L. Day ’81 and Jo Jo Ridgeway ’87 Jean M. Gee ’95 Jeremy S. Hawks ’99 Robert L. ’68 and Shari Livingston ’66 Dayton Gail R. Gentes ’78 Gladys R. Haynes DC Orthopaedic Supply Inc. Earl M. ’58 and Ramona L. Genzberger Marie Hebnes ’89 Peter A. ’81 and Cathy Carpenter Dea Marty Gibbs Tom Heisler Jon M. ’68 and Linda L. DeBourg Stephen R. ’69 and Debra J. Gibbs Dean A. ’56 and Patricia Hellinger Robert G. Delk and Carey E. Matovich ’81 Donald N. and Mary Gillespie Glen R. Henkel DeMarois Oldsmobile Joan K. Gillespie ’48 Jack R. and Lynda D. Henry Mike and Rhonda Dembisky Hal ’56 and June Gillet Jack L. ’50 and Connie Hensley Gerard A. and Janel Mass Dery Jerry Gillingham Heritage Bank Barry A. and Kristi Deschamps Dean M. ’83 and Eda Stalcup ’84 Gillmore Joyce M. Hickethier Ernest C. and Pat B. Deschamps Joseph Gilmartin and Margo J. Hickman Peter E. Hilen ’01 Diamond Jim’s Casino John D. Giuliani ’00 Warren A. ’67 and Anne M. ’68 Hill Kelcey J. Diemert ’93 and Nancy A. Irons-Diemert ’93 Horace W. Godfrey ’39 Arvid Hiller David J. ’84 and Jan R. Dietrich Raymond V. and Barbara Goeres Thomas W. Hilley ’80 Annie Dillard Charles M. Goligoski ’84 Lew B. Hines ’58 Thomas J. Dillon John R. ’67 and Carol Gordon Hoagieville Marie Dinwoodie Stan Gore Hoagieville No. 2 William C. and Fonda M. Ditch Gradient Geophysical Services Rick and Jocelyn Hoaglin Ivan and Carol M. Doig Gary L. ’69 and Carol A. Graham Terry Hober Insurance Ed Donahue and Janet L. Stevens-Donahue ’01 James B. ’78 and Pamela Grange Steven C. ’81 and Joani Teichrow ’84 Hochhalter Timothy P. ’89 and Janelle L. Donovan Sonny Gratzer William Hoffman Walter R. Doom Bruce S. and Peggy K. ’73 Graving John ’03 and Ashley Holahan James E. Dopp ’83 and Patricia J. Reksten ’90 George L. Gray ’50 Andrij Holian Ulysses S. and Jane S. Doss Harriet Welsh Gray ’48 Huntley Holland Philip C. Doty ’64 Great Falls Chapter, MGSA Neil S. and Candy L. ’90 Holt Dean and Kristi Laughlin ’86 Drenzek Dale A. and Dianne J. ’82 Green Harry L. ’69 and Susan L. Hom Robert G. Drummond ’87 Green Diamond Resource Company May Hom Kenneth W. Dupuis ’57 Dennis and Laurie Fisher ’88 Daniel Dwyer Gregory Michael F. Dwyer ’67 and Susan Alley ’72 Roger Grenfell Harold V. Dye ’71 and Nancy K. Moe ’81 Harry S. Griffith and Shelly Eastgate Drug L. Johnson UM has 70 international partner universities, having Jim J. and Mindy ’87 Edwards Griz Kidz Timothy C. Edwards ’89 Elena Groene recently added the University of Cork, the University of Phillip J. Eickhoff Teresa L. Gruba ’88 Ken S. ’67 and Kathie J. ’68 Elder Maurice Guay Potsdam, two universities in Tajikistan, the Universities Elk River Printing Arthur A. Guenther ’70 of Torino and Siena, and Universities of Montpelier and Mark and Shelly Elliott Reed J. ’82 and Mary Jo ’82 Virginia Murphy Ellison ’75 Gunlikson Toulouse to create more opportunities for student and James Emerich Robert E. Gustin ’85 Engeo Inc. Donald and Lois P. Habbe faculty international exchanges. Nathan S. and Jane A. English Clayton R. and Barbara Larry D. ’76 and Callie Halverson ’76 Epstein Haberman Gary E. ’61 and Alice Erb Sam E. Haddon ’65 Gerald E. and Bobbie Evans Jeff D. ’93 and Julie Hanger ’90 Hainline Home Depot Political Action Committee W. Richard Evans ’64 Carol Halcro Adolf U. and Eileen T. Honkala Thomas L. and Terri Farago Audrey Hall Ronald J. and Kay Hopkins Michael J. and Kathleen Farmer Douglas A. Hall ’72 Martin and Julia N. Horn Kenneth J. and Tenley Fasola Hall-Widdoss & Company, PC Vernon B. ’68 and Karen ’70 Hoven David G. Fenner ’98 and Nikki Walter ’91 Donald J. ’66 and Susan Hamilton Dan R. ’79 and Eileen D. Howard James S. Ferguson ’77 Greg M. and Donna G. Hamilton Raymond A. ’73 and Molly Harrison ’72 Howard Allen J. ’68 and Candace Cougill ’75 Fetscher Vicky Hammond Charlotte Howe Wesley E. ’90 and Cathy Brady ’90 Finch Hampton Inn Jim R. Huggins ’86 Ed and Georgia Fine David and Geneva Handleman Larry T. ’68 and Kitt Huggins Thomas M. Finn Harold H. ’50 and Mildred Hanger Gary V. and Judy Hughes Clinton J. ’77 and Christine K. Fischer Gary and Toni Niklas ’91 Hansen Jim Huguet David W. ’69 and Paulette Forsyth ’68 Fisher Ronald E. Hansman ’66 Dale E. ’67 and Dianne Popham ’68 Huhtanen Bob and Tamara L. Fister Myron L. ’76 and Sharon O. ’71 Hanson Jeff Hunter Dennis J. ’74 and Toni Maltese ’72 Flaherty John M. and Virginia J. Harlow Clayton L. ’52 and Barbara Simmons ’52 Huntley Bryan and Carrie Flaig Greg M. Harper ’92 and Jennifer A. Rose-Harper ’93 Dave Hurley Fred G. and Rebecca Fleming P. Bruce ’72 and Barb Harper Thad A. Huse ’94 Robert E. Fleming ’96 Edward J. Harrington ’59 Huse Law Office, PC Jim P. and Julie Foley Richard T. ’73 and Natalie Y. Harrington Roger Hutchens

35 Hydraulic Industries Inc. Douglas L. Koch ’74 Helen Johnson McClellan ’50 J. Davis and Cynthia Rusch ’70 Illingworth Alexander J. Kochan B. Riley ’77 and Patricia T. ’92 McClelland Imaging Advantage Frederick D. Koenig ’49 Jerry and Karen J. McConnell Imprints William J. and Linda Kohl Dennis McCrudden Iron Horse Brew Pub Inc. Rohn L. ’66 and June A. ’69 Kohler Diane Rockwell McCue Hollinger ’52 Mick and Jane Iten Helen Lambros Kolokotrones ’54 William N. ’82 and Linda Harman ’82 McCulloch Danna R. Jackson ’96 Skip ’71 and Susan Koprivica Timothy J. McGee ’82 Greg and Cathryn Jackson Elizabeth Shultis Kotowski ’87 Robert C. McGiffert Robert A. ’73 and Marilyn Jacobs Rod Kruckenberg Laurence M. and Lynn A. McHeffey T. Ray ’62 and Marjorie Loyall ’62 Jacobs James D. ’74 and Jennifer Kay ’72 Kuehn Craig R. ’75 and Marie E. McIntyre Daniel A. ’72 and Patti Robertson ’91 Jacques Donald A. ’67 and Donalee Beary ’65 LaBar William R. ’74 and Louise M. McKenzie James and Sonia M. Jarrett Annette Laboy Timothy W. McKeon Pat Jasper Lady Griz Cage Camp Willis M. ’48 and Laura McKeon Lester L. ’72 and Judy Jensen Ted B. ’71 and Marilyn M. ’71 Laine Gary ’79 and Dixie Goeres ’85 McLaughlin Wayne A. ’61 and Kaaren J. ’64 Jensen Roger O. Lambson ’61 and Ann Victoria Thomas McLaughlin Painting William A. ’88 and Carole A. Jensen William D. ’83 and Kimberly Lamdin Edward P. ’73 and Sandra McLean Stanley R. ’79 and Grier ’78 Jepsen Brian Lancaster ’67 and Susan Knaff Daniel T. McQuinn Michael E. ’81 and Lori Johns Leonard and Barbara J. ’75 Landa Timothy J. ’77 and Sheila F. ’75 Mellgren Thomas and Helen Tocher ’81 Johns Donald D. ’69 and Carolyn P. ’82 Lang Richard L. Merritt ’48 Bruce H. Johnson ’67 Stephen M. Langer Kevin J. Messner and Brenda M. Bachmeier Cordell ’60 and June Bowman ’59 Johnson Thomas L. and Lois W. ’64 Larson Jeffrey and Julie A. ’90 Michael Kirk D. and Korilee K. Johnson Doug and Laurie A. Lawrence Thomas P Michels Richard Cameron Johnson Alexander F. Lazorik Robert D. Mihalovich ’85 and Jennifer M. Super- Richard D. Johnson ’65 B. J. ’86 and Julie Lynn ’90 Leary Mihalovich ’85 Scott D. ’81 and Maribeth Molloy ’84 Johnson Douglas G. LeBrun ’58 Richard Miller Stephen F. Johnson ’70 Jim ’74 and Olivia D. Leid Donald G. Millhouse ’67 and Jaime Spaulding ’65 Johnson Controls Foundation Thomas W. Lemcke ’82 Mark Millhouse Gilbert R. Johnston Brad and Tara Leonard Jeff Minckler Chester C. ’61 and Evelyn C. Jolly Solomon E. Levy ’81 Dennis G. Minemyer, CPA Edward D. Jones & Co. Lewis & Clark NF Employee Association Miramonte Resort & Spa Irene and Brian Joos Michael J. ’87 and Mary Lincoln Miss Zula’s Timothy C. ’93 and Jennifer Avery ’90 Joyner Rod A. Lincoln ’65 Missoula Bone & Joint James F. ’60 and Nuhad D. Kadlec Michael Lindsay Missoula Downtown Lions Club Kenneth and Kyong Kapalczynski Doris Lindstrom Albert M. ’81 and Carol Mitchell James M. Kaze ’74 and Linda Lee Kaze Andrew Link Marion L. Mitchell ’98 Duane and Jean Kechter Clayton D. ’85 and Lonna Nelson ’86 Linnell James A. Moe ’90 William ’72 and Mary C. Keena Robert R. ’71 and Nancy ’71 Lochmiller Monida Healthcare Network Jerry L. ’80 and Margaret D. Kegley Clemance R. ’01 and Jamie L. ’98 Lockman Montana Club of Missoula Patrick J. Keiley ’87 Terry L. Long ’97 Montana Enviromental Health Association Brian L. ’69 and Janet ’69 Kekich Donald E. ’66 and Janet D. Loranger Montana Homefitters Robert J. Kelly ’69 Donald R. ’58 and Patricia A. Lord Julio K. Morales ’72 Kenneth M. ’68 and Barbara Brendsal ’68 Kem J. Gary and Jennifer Louquet John and Shannon G. ’87 More Steve Kenck R. Gregg Lovell ’75 Morgenroth Music Center Inc. Jim A. and Angela Tutokey Kenyon Lawson N. ’72 and Marsha J. ’72 Lowe Michael and Lori Salo ’77 Morin Joe and Nancy Kesler Arthur W. and Katherine Wright ’70 Lusse Donald W. ’62 and Dee Morris James D. Keyser ’72 Lawrence F. ’76 and Linda Lefavour Lussy Bruce H. Morrison ’93 Mike and Nancy Keyser Linda L. Lynch ’66 Jack K. ’71 and Nancy Morton Damian R. Khoury ’00 Mark and June Lyons Stanley Moss David and Trudy Polich ’72 Khoury M.A.R.S. Stout Gene and Nancy Mostad Jeffrey S. ’93 and Jaime Kraft ’98 Kicklighter Terry J. ’88 and Alyssa MacDonald Alan L. and Betsy Mulkey Terry and Sharon King Charles F. ’85 and Brenda Maes Robert G. Mullendore Kingfisher Renny and Rose Mary Malach Gary and Betty J Muralt Thomas B. ’72 and Beverly B. Kinraide John E. and Dolores Malletta Zane G. Murfitt ’50 Nancy Kirk ’72 Spencer L. and Rhea Blanchard Manlove Daniel C. Murphy ’76 Ralph B. ’79 and Corinne Kirscher Charles O. Mann Edward P. and Kathleen Murphy Ralph T. Kloser Mann Financial Inc. Gerard Murphy Tami Ursich Knoeller Jon ’68 and Liz H. Marchi Kelly Murphy Marie’s Arteries Maureen L. Murphy ’59 Daniel W. ’50 and Colleen Michael E. ’89 and Sherry Linnea ’89 Murphy Marinkovich Tim and Joyce Murphy Rose Marshall Donald E. and Char Murray “The Haynes Scholarship has been a great Marsillo & Schuyler Raymond C. Murray and Maureen J. Fleming Jeff Martin Dan and Marie Myers encouragement for me to go on and pursue my dreams. Robert C. ’69 and Sherry Massey Patty Holmes Myers ’70 John M. ’05 and Christine H. Peter and Rene D. Nazelrod I plan to go to law school and focus specifically Mastin David R. and Shelly Neil Tom D. ’79 and Maria A. Kenneth R. Neill ’65 on international conflict mediation and human rights Mathews Bill Nelson violations. Receiving this scholarship has shown J. Bradley ’90 and Susan Mathis Harold M. and Carolyn V. Nelson J. Wayne ’67 and Judy Mathis Ivan T. ’62 and Shirley C Nelson me that there are people who are willing to support who Marianna Merritt Matteson ’54 Steve Nelson J. Matthew Maxwell T. Daniel Neveau I am and where I hope to go in life.” Peter Bailon, Judy Maxwell William J. and Nancy Flagler ’78 Nichols Sophomore, Anthropology, Missoula John R. ’72 and C. Kathleen Donald E. ’56 and Ardice Sayre ’59 Nicholson ’85 McBride Stuart C. ’59 and Janie Jo Nicholson Joseph D. ’98 and Toni McCaffery John M. and Barbara Beyring ’70 Noah

36 Ronald W. Noland ’63 Max F. Porter, The Skaggs School of Pharmacy currently ranks fourth nationally Robert H. ’51 and Ruth Metvedt ’54 Normand DDS Northwest Acceptance Corporation Duane A. out of 94 pharmacy schools in federal research dollars awarded Northwest Display Co. Portwood ’89 NorthWestern Energy Maurice J. Possley per Ph.D. faculty member. Stephen C. and Christine Noyd David and Becky NRMB, AALAS Armstrong ’71 James E. ’69 and Jeanine Warner ’69 O’Connor Powell John E. and Ruth A. Odlin Stephen Powell, M.D., PC Brian and Paula Sheridan Daniel A. O’Fallon ’82 and Kathryn M. Timm ’82 John L. ’71 and Paulette R. ’67 Pratt Daniel D. Short ’78 Ogg Law Office Robert E. ’69 and Virginia R. Proctor Marcia Siblerud ’97 Kathryn Albert Ogren ’70 Thomas L. Pugh ’85 Gerald H. Siemans David A. ’79 and Toni M. ’91 O’Hara Jessica Hayes Pugrud Alfred J. and Mardene Skogen Gene L. ’69 and Lin Kirk ’91 O’Hara Quality Inn & Conference Center David J. ’87 and Lisa J. Slama Orval G. and Randa Okken Mike and Sandi L. ’69 Ramos Brent M. ’89 and Pamela L. ’90 Small George S. Olsen ’71 and Ellen M. Vogelsang ’77 James G. and Laurie J. Randall Brian J. Smith ’90 Greg N. ’78 and Debora Schenarts ’87 Olson Loren W. Randall, CPA, PC Buck and Julie Smith Jerry A. Olson ’67 Michael R. ’90 and Holli ’97 Rankin Jeff A. Smith ’73 and Barb Holmes-Smith Matthew A. Olson ’02 RBC Dain Rauscher John E. Smith ’87 Ruben M. and Teresa Zimmerer ’78 O’Neal Hal and Lini Reading Richard L. and Edith G. Smith Cory J. O’Neill ’01 Red Rooster Inc. Stephen D. Smith Carolyn S. Ostby ’77 Donald G. ’69 and Marilyn Redeen Donald V. and Sharon Martin Snavely Wallace L. ’64 and Diana Jo Page Kevin W. Reed ’88 Steve and Lorraine Snipper Reep & Bell, PC John C. ’84 and Rita K. ’76 Sommers-Flanagan Kenneth and Ginna Reesman Jhan Sorensen Mark Refling Soroptimist International James M. and Linda Black ’93 Regnier Southgate Inn David R. Rehbein ’74 Southgate Mall Merchants Association Robert and Barbara Reider William C. and Debbie Sparr Stan Reifel and Dana Boussard-Reifel ’66 William Spence The Maureen and Casey ’72 and Jacqueline Rahn ’75 Reilly Spoon, Gordon & McHugh, PC Rob Reimann Staninger & Associates Leo A. Rhein ’50 State Farm Insurance Mike Mansfield Library David G. and Elizabeth A.L. ’65 Rhoads Douglas A. ’00 and Jasey C. ’98 Stauduhar Francis M. ’65 and Charlene Kay ’64 Ricci Allan K. and Jean Kavlie ’92 Steele is the state’s largest, with J. Curtis ’92 and Emily J. ’96 Rich Kenneth A. ’82 and Cindy Stein Don ’67 and Eula Mae ’70 Rider Ted J. and Martha C. Stetler floor space covering five Peter G. and Cindy Ridgeway Thomas G. Stevens ’70 Jon E. ’91 and Lynn J. ’95 Riley Mike J. Stocklin acres and housing 1.5 Larry E. ’66 and Dianna Reber ’88 Riley Jerry F. ’57 and Betty M. Stoick Patrick M. Risken ’81 John R. ’92 and Janet T. ’83 Stone million titles. Bob and Debra Roberts Loren C. ’79 and Joni W. ’82 Stormo Rocky Mountain Ear, Nose, & Throat, PC Fred J. ’55 and Gayle Stout Rocky Mountain Truss Company, LLC Howard F. Strause ’75 Rodney and Janice Rogers Scott R. Stromberg ’99 Merle J. ’42 and Josephine Rognrud James H. and Phyllis Strosahl Craig and Lanell L. ’93 Rostad Joe Studiner Mark F. and Kathleen W. Rotar Daniel J. ’77 and Mary Ann ’77 Sullivan Harry Richard ’65 and Angela M. ’64 Palin Kathryn Roth Robert J. ’80 and Mary R. Sullivan V. Scott ’86 and Teresa Bray Palmer David B. Routzahn William J. & Helen Sullivan Revocable Trust Mark G. Papich Bill and Judith Rummel Zane K. ’72 and Marilyn Sullivan John T. ’66 and Cindy Parker Carl A. ’76 and Annette Rummel Sullivan, Tabaracci & Rhoades, PC James E. ’71 and Kristine Paro Russ Real Estate Summers, McNea & Company, PC Michael M. Parock ’90 Lester T. ’50 and Erma E. Rutledge Gregory C. ’01 and Jaclyn Sundberg William E. ’73 and Lois J. ’78 Patton Robert R. and Kathy Saurer Ronald A. ’66 and Wendy J. ’85 Susott Kelly J. Paulson Michael J. and Jemima G. ’80 Scarpelli Karl M. and Mary Beth Swanson Mark G. Payne ’78 and Nan Brandenbergerpayne ’77 Kathy Schaub ’81 Marc E. Swanson ’81 Payne Financial Group Inc. Bob and Jackie Schlicht Bill and Shirley Sweeney James Eric Peebles ’69 and Susan Downerich-Peebles ’71 Schmautz and Smith Mortgage Nancy J. Sweeney ’80 Michael D. and Janet M. Peissig Robert Schneider ’67 Thomas R. Swenson ’87 Martin J. Perry and Barbara Joan Williams Perry ’75 Holly Schroeder Herbert and Mary Lynne Swick Terance and Karen J. Perry William R. ’67 and Lynn Stetler ’68 Schwanke Greg and Angela Owens ’92 Switzer Bruce L. and C. Joyce Peterson George L. ’51 and Ruth M. Scott Rodney L. ’86 and Shannon Kathleen ’86 Sykes Charles J. ’83 and Sandra Peterson Leroy and Jane Scott John K. ’87 and Wilma Tabaracci Gene and Rose Peterson Timothy W. Scott ’80 and Candace Herda-Scott ’80 Mick ’76 and Susan Blewett ’74 Taleff James A. and Gladys Pearson ’69 Peterson Tom and Joan Scott James S. Taylor Ron and Chris Peterson James D. ’57 and Jacqueline F. Scoville Ronald A. ’73 and Marguerite M. Taylor Mark A. Petroni ’76 Sean Kelly’s Wolfgang “Dieter” and Margery Crockett ’54 Tede Larry D. ’67 and Barb Petty James R. and Ellen C. Sedell James L. Thomas ’76 Mary Pheifer ’07 Tom W. Seekins ’74 Perry and Brenda J. Thomas Bill Phelan Scott A. Seifert ’83 Sue Thompson Phi Delta Kappa, Gamma Zeta Chapter Robin R. ’75 and Jane Hagan ’75 Selvig Brian R. Thrapp Robert J. ’78 and Priscilla Perkins ’75 Phillips Donald and Pamela R. ’85 Serba Mark ’88 and Anne Timmons Photoscan Northwest Dennis G. ’70 and Darlene Shanahan Bryan C. Tipp ’85 Russ Piazza Ronald K. ’83 and Debbie ’81 Sharkey Title Services of Missoula Inc. Lawrence M. Pitet ’58 Frank W. ’64 and Denise Shaw Dennis F. and Julie A. Tonkin H. Ronald Pitt ’66 Tracy L. Sherick ’89 Robert and Patricia K. Torgerson Play It Again Sports 37 James T. Towe ’94 and Kimberly A. Lewis ’95 William H. and Sarah P. Towle DIRECTOR’S CLUB Larry D. Trainor Donors of $250 or more during fiscal year 2007 Treasure State Bank John E. ’83 and Stephenie Ambrose ’82 Tubbs Margaret Garrison Turnquist ’47 Terry and Mickey Turnquist Tom and Sherry Abel Gregory D. ’69 and Kathy J. Barkus Christian D. ’77 and Jeanne W. Tweeten Peter L. Achuff ’66 Kenneth J. ’93 and Denise Barkus Karl Tyler Elton J. ’65 and Marie Adams Bruce J. ’75 and Candace Elizabeth Barnard Ben W. ’48 and Mary Tyvand Max D. ’71 and Linda Agather Timothy G. and Denise T. Barrow Ron Ulrich Richard A. ’63 and Linda Smith ’63 Ainsworth Edward F. ’70 and Marilyn J. Bartlett Steve and Amy Unfried Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, LLP Steven P. Barry and Kathleen McAuliffe ’72 Tom and Loree Vacura Cindy Allen Richard M. Baskett ’79 William K. ’81 and Lisa A. ’87 VanCanagan Timothy J. Alley ’81 David R. ’77 and Lolita Batt Fred R. ’73 and Carol ’72 Van Valkenburg Douglas B. ’70 and Linda Shepherd ’70 Allie Robert T. ’65 and Susan J. Baxter Richard M. ’57 and Norma Venable Thomas A. and Laura L. Alsaker Aaron and Jami Bay Curtis J. ’92 and Paige M. ’94 Verwolf Larry O. ’72 and Margaret Daniels ’72 Altenbrun Tom M. and Nora J. Bazuin Michael J. ’76 and Jeanne E. ’76 Vetersneck Thomas J. ’60 and Mary Frontiera ’62 Altmaier Jon G. and Kristie Beal Emil C. ’40 and Vivian F. Viche Elizabeth Graff Ametsbichler ’83 Bob and Diane L. Beck Joseph D. and Helga Vinso C. Richard ’76 and Stacy J. ’93 Anderson Gary L. ’78 and Beverly J. ’96 Beck Visual Learning Systems Dwayne Anderson Thomas J. ’73 and Brenda Beers Joanne Vogel Jamie J. Anderson ’91 James R. ’67 and Genevieve Stetler ’69 Beery Mark A. Vucurovich ’74 Jock O. ’75 and Catherine Swift ’75 Anderson Charles D. Behrens ’50 Phyllis E. Wade Jackson K. ’94 and Traci Stromberg ’93 Beighle Margaret A. Wafstet David Bell Wagner’s Home Furnishings Robert T. ’93 and Shannon Friia ’91 Bell James L. ’75 and Judith Wahlberg Benefit for Kevin Paulson Mary J. Mercer Wallace ’50 Delores Muriel Benner ’85 James W. Wallinder ’66 Gordon R. Bennett and Norma J. Tirrell ’71 Gary L. ’82 and Sarah Pugh ’78 Walton John J. and Oksana Bennett Donald J. and Karen Wandler Montanans who David C. Benson ’82 Keith I. Ward Terrance J. ’67 and Bernice Bergren Stewart R. and Mysta D. Ward bought UM license plates David C. Berkoff ’95 and Shirley Gustafson-Berkoff ’95 Ward Group Inc. Robert H. ’86 and Meegan Berreth Christopher K. ’97 and Lorelei Torgerson in fiscal year 2007 Kathryn Berry ’99 Warden Don ’79 and Darlene M. ’77 Bestwick Shirley J. Warehime ’61 Karen Albin Betschart ’80 Danford C. ’83 and Teresa Garland Warner enriched the University’s Big John’s Nickel Casino Randy and Lonnie Warner Big Sky Sheet Metal Inc. G. Daniel and Faye Hanson ’76 Warren scholarship programs James G. and Mary Ann Bigelow Washington Transport Thomas D. Bigsby Kelly Watson by $394,500. Jon Ronald ’85 and Brenda Binney William R. and Jean Weaver Bitterroot Screen Printers William and Roxane Weikel Bitterroot Trails, LLC Rudy F. ’59 and Barbara A. Weishaar Gary and Thelma Stubblefield ’59 Bjorklund Kenneth A. ’73 and Karen Welt Bjornson Law Offices, PC Bradley W. ’72 and Sharen S. ’72 Wenz Joseph J. ’64 and Carolyn B. ’82 Blacker Archie and Elizabeth B. West Blackfeet Tribe Norman W. Anderson ’65 James A. ’35 and Dorothy H. West BlackLeaf Group, LLC Robert D. Anderson Western Flooring Company Blake and Edythe Blackwelder Thomas E. ’89 and Holly J. ’91 Anderson Ed Wetherbee Van E. ’83 and Molly Blakely William D. ’73 and Susan Anderson Sterling M. ’63 and Paula ’78 Wetzsteon Robert ’74 and Christine Blanchet APi Group Inc. Carolyn L. Wheeler ’85 Bill and Margie L. Bland James D. Appelt ’72 Lawrence L. and Mary V. White Richard J. and Patricia K. Blank Enrique Arevalo Roseann White Juanita C. Blankenship ’56 Vern L. Argo ’70 and Kristen Wood ’78 Wilburforce Foundation Paul B. and Aleen H. Blomgren David L. and Carol Jo Arledge Thomas J. Wilk ’81 Rich Boberg Stephen F. ’66 and Bonnie J. Arno Jerry ’86 and Judith Williams Tim Boe John E. and Barbara E. ’05 Arnold Larry D. ’75 and Rebecca R. Williams Bill C. ’63 and Teri Babich ’68 Boettcher The Art Hang Up Mark S. ’92 and Susan Williams Mike and Bonnie Bogen Patricia O’Grady Artz ’53 Geoffrey F. ’63 and Nancy Engelhardt ’62 Wilson John E. ’86 and Nancy Sharkey ’00 Bohyer Rhea Jones Ashmore ’81 Richard and Dalene K. Withycombe Rex D. ’67 and Susan Boller Richard and Mary K. Aspinwall Harold E. ’63 and Deanna Mencarelli ’64 Woods D. Wayne Bollinger ’67 John P. Atkins ’71 Janel M. Woodworth ’74 Gene and Lorinda Bollwitt Robert Auld Worrell & Company, LLC Karl G. ’59 and Kathleen O’Neill ’59 Borchers Cyrus W. Austin ’55 Jon P. ’00 and Laura Nicole ’00 Wretling Burton O. ’55 and Myrtle F. Bosch Roger F. ’65 and Elizabeth I. ’65 Bachman Bill J. Wrigglesworth Randy and Courtney Botsford Alan L. Badar and Debra Gorman-Badar ’02 Gail Huntley Wright ’58 Jack and Vici Boucher Mike Badzioch William W. Wyckman ’67 Shelley Boutelle Kenneth J. ’73 and Roxanne M. ’77 Bagby Don and Theresa Youngquist Joe Bower ’77 and Laurie M. Ugrin ’81 John D. ’65 and Cornelia Graham ’77 Bailey Charles R. ’51 and Nancy L. ’98 Zadra Bruce and Molly E. Bowler Phil and Marleen A. Bain Terry J. ’68 and Mary Zahn Boyce Lumber Company Jeffrey F. ’77 and Leslie ’77 Baken Rick Zanto Bruce and Margo Boynton Gregg Baker Bill S. ’74 and Stacey ’71 Zins Jeanne M. Brabeck ’73 Robert N. Baker ’97 Kip and Heidi Zsupnik Arthur P. ’67 and Arlene Hollinger ’55 Brackebusch Matthew A. Baldassin ’97 Fred Orville ’42 and Harriett Brauer Larry J. Baldwin ’73 John F. ’85 and Kathryn Rhodes ’84 Brauer Norman and Doris Balko

38 Eugene A. Braun and Mary Gail Sullivan ’79 R. Tyler Cole Daniel E. and Janet Doornbos Elizabeth A. Brennan ’95 Warwick G. Colgan ’94 Double Tree Hotels Terrance P. Brennan ’72 John M. Collins ’62 Daniel M. ’83 and Angela L. Dougherty Wesley W. Brennan ’50 Chris A. and Barbara Darr ’85 Collura Thomas P. and Kathie Dove Frank E. ’75 and Tina C. Brettholle William O. and Cyndy Colter Michael J. Doyle ’67 Tom and Arlene Breum Vincent J. Colucci ’81 Robert D. Doyle Robert and Keolani Brewer Ralph E. Combs ’05 Betty Leaphart Dratz ’43 Brick Wheels Comerica James F. and Joni Driscoll Jerry E. Brobst ’67 Community Hospital of Anaconda Paul Druyvestein Doug ’77 and Wanda Morast ’74 Bronson Community Medical Center Terry L. and Loretta Druyvestein Robert D. and Bobette Brookshire Joseph R. ’75 and Lucinda C. ’62 Cone Kirk B. ’93 and Patricia A. ’93 Duce Alan D. ’64 and June Davis ’65 Brown Christine L. Congdon ’81 Wymond J. ’82 and Karen Cieri ’82 Duncan Joette Brown Maureen Conley William W. Dunlap ’77 and Ellen M. Rak Kay L. and Doretta Brown Robert J. ’60 and Deborah Strehlow ’74 Connole Kevin and Jeannie Dunn Kevin M. ’95 and Ami M. ’95 Brown Marian G. Cooke Gregory Dupuis Mark P. ’72 and Ann Havens Brown William Cooney Dusty Deschamps for District Judge Michael R. ’68 and Elaine Brown Dorothy Mae Cordial Myron M. ’93 and Angela Dutenhoffer Bo Brown Co. Timothy J. Cordial ’81 Dye and Moe, PLLP Browning Kaleczyc Berry and Hoven, PC Mary Lou Cordis Earth Systems Inc. Larry E. ’73 and Lysandra R. Bruce Barbara Cornelius Earth Systems Pacific Steve K. ’78 and Kelly Bruggeman William J. Coulombe ’87 Steve and Baiba V. ’93 Eastlick Jim Buckley Randy J. and Theresa Cox Wayne and Lorinda D. Edwards Bruce P. and Eleanor P. ’53 Budge Craven’s Coffee Co. Karl A. Egge ’65 Bonnie A. Bukwa ’67 Allen W. ’58 and Elizabeth M. Crawford Darrell E. ’71 and Sally J. Ehrlick James B. ’79 and Dorothy R. Burgess Peggy Crawford Gary and Kathy Eichert James D. ’65 and Eileen Smith ’65 Burgess Michael H. ’71 and Penny Lennox ’68 Creighton John P. Eidel ’43 Ed and Lois Burghardt Theodore J. ’84 and Susan E. Crossman Karin L. Ekanger ’76 John R. Burke ’78 Christopher J. Crowley ’87 Jacqueline A. Elam ’97 Steven E. Burke ’79 David E. ’85 and Darcy Hoffman ’85 Crum Kelly W. Elder ’92 Kenneth S. and Patricia J. Burkey Cunningham Law Offices Tom Elliott William G. Burkhartsmeyer ’83 Edward E. ’69 and Maureen Cheney ’60 Curnow David and Kate Ellis Lou Burnett Myron A. Currie and Karla M. Gray Janet H. Ellis ’80 Keith L. ’61 and Beverly Burrowes Robert B. and Delores G. Curry Richard P. Ellis ’91 Walter L. ’79 and Susan E. Buster Cyr Photo Arlo C. and Jean H. ’76 Ellison Kathy Beller Buszmann ’75 Steven L. Dahlstrom ’77 John C. and Patricia Endicott Butz Enterprises Inc. Scott H. Dahmer ’72 and Susan C. English ’72 Harold and Nancy Enebo Gerald J. Bygren ’74 Ruth J. Dalton Vivian Erickson James M. Calbeck ’75 Brian and Bridget Damaskos Joseph H. Eslick ’53 Jane Mersen Callantine ’90 Richard T. and Judith A. ’73 Daniels Richard E. ’69 and Mary L. ’85 Eudy Ellen Calnan Jim and Catherine Darcy Tom Evans Dennis M. ’74 and Susan McKenzie ’75 Campbell Parker N. and Carla Davies Edward E. Campbell ’75 Donald H. ’68 and Sherril L. ’66 Canyon Motel Davis Joel Carlson Harold and Judy Davis Lynn R. and Mary Calvert ’55 Carpenter Wayne L. Davis The Odyssey of the Stars, an annual celebration The Carpet Store Bobbi Day and Betty Jo Powell Fred C. ’67 and Ellen ’71 Caruso Robert J. ’67 and Julia Newman of the artistic careers of selected alumni and William J. ’50 and Billie D. ’48 Carvey ’65 DeBar featuring current students in the School of Fine Arts, John W. and Sarah Castles Anthony Dees Kevin Cathey Lacey Degnan raises thousands of dollars each year for fine Robert M. ’83 and Pamela Cerkovnik Brian L. ’86 and Susan Delaney John G. and Bonnie Chambers Doug Delaney arts scholarships. Diane Childress ’77 Douglas L. ’55 and Clarene R. Kerwood ’56 and Betty E. Cho ’72 Delaney Katherine Sue Choate ’92 James L. Delaney ’60 A. Michael and Joan Choremi Michael T. Delaney ’72 Brent and Kim Christopherson Robert and Patricia A. Delaney William R. Evans, DDS Kevin R. ’73 and Verna Clader David B. Dell ’79 Jeffrey T. Even ’87 Michael J. ’79 and Geralyn T. Clairmont John E. DeMarois ’75 John and Marian Fagan Don E. and Rita C. ’98 Clark Leonard G. ’76 and Marjorie Deppmeier Farmers State Bank Floyd Clark Charles M. and Nancy A. Deschamps Larry and Retta R. ’65 Fasbender Helen Clark Dorothy J. Deschamps William L. Felix ’61 James H. and Patty Clark Tom W. Deveny ’75 Ronald and Carole A. ’74 Felton William A. ’93 and Ann-Mari Clawson L. Kent ’50 and Phyllis DeVore Paul Ferguson Norman G. ’53 and Lois Claypool Jim E. Dew Rob and Ettasue Ferris H. Warren ’69 and Patricia D. Clements Charles R. DeWitt ’73 Michael E. ’81 and Danette Leary ’81 Feuling Eric and Lee Clemmensen Ward S. and Maureen A. DeWitt H. Richard ’56 and M. Jeane Ashley ’56 Fevold Douglas W. ’77 and Mary Cleveland Mahesh Dhillon ’93 Janet L. Finn ’78 Larry R. and Dorothy E. Clinkenbeard David Briar Diggs Matthew A. Firpo ’84 Bert C. ’61 and Sharon Clinkingbeard Directory First American Title Holding Company Roger and Bonnie Clixby James E. Doepker ’80 G. Vincent ’50 and Suzanne ’49 Fischer Richard Closson Tony and Heather Doerr Jeffrey and Jennifer Pearson ’76 Fisher Mark and Sarah L. Cloud Bill ’85 and Nikki Pasquarello ’94 Dolan Charles E. ’59 and Norma H. Flanik Michael and Terry Cloud Donaldson Bros. Ready Mix Inc. Jim ’86 and Ellen F. ’84 Flies C’Mon Inn Lisa A. Donnelly ’90 Craig A. Floerchinger ’77 William F. ’94 and Jenise Cockhill Pete Donovan Udo ’93 and Nancy Fluck Maurice R. ’60 and Patricia Stewart ’59 Colberg Donovan Family Fund Peter J. Fontana ’90

39 Gerald J. ’60 and Ann K. Gruber Greg and Patricia L. ’78 Hintz James A. Grutkowski ’76 Rick Hoaglin, DMD, DDS In the 2006-07 academic year, 32 freshmen GSA - Lewistown Chapter Thomas J. ’76 and Carol Hocevar William W. ’55 and Adrienne Borchers Ken and Kathy Hoffman received Presidential Scholarships, UM’s premier ’55 Gue Richard and Wendy Hokin John and Toni M. Gunnerson Brian Holland ’82 four-year undergraduate scholarship, valued at C. David and Marlene S. Gustafson Erwin A. and Elizabeth H. Holmes Gary and Anne Gustafson Anna L. Holzhauer ’82 $8,800-$11,300 annually and supported entirely Robert M. Guthrie ’70 Adrianne Henry Honey ’87 by private donors. They joined 29 other Steven C. ’94 and Sandra Hackler Larry Howell ’92 James F. and Jean Miller ’66 Hagan Stuart and Jean Howell Presidential Scholars. Lucie Clapp Hagens ’41 Russell Hudson Edward M. ’72 and Patricia Osborne Don and Marlene Huggins ’74 Hagestad David T. Hughes ’63 Patrick J. Haggarty ’88 Dustin L. Hughes ’02 Jerry M. ’57 and Dorothy Ford John B. Haley ’72 Richard B. ’74 and JoAnn Hughes Renon Ford Steven A. ’75 and Sheila Stephens ’76 Hall Ripley Schemm Hugo ’54 Robert K. ’52 and Bonawee Brest ’51 Ford Dale L. and Tracey Mitchell ’90 Halland Gregory G. ’65 and Sydney Malouf ’63 Hulla Kay Foster ’65 Michael L. ’85 and Leslie Vining ’86 Halligan Jeff A. ’83 and Cristi H. Hunnes Ken E. ’67 and Janice Stenslie ’67 Foster George T. Halverson ’64 Terry and Rhonda Hunt Matthew Fountain Kenneth G. Halverson ’82 Peg Ingraham Four Seasons Motors Tom T. Halverson ’85 Thomas J. ’80 and Katherine M. ’85 Irigoin Craig S. Foust ’94 Richard D. Hamma ’77 Bryce A. ’89 and Teresa Jackman Ralph A. and Peggy Z. Frame Peter and Arlene Hamper Robert L. and Sara Rankin ’62 Jackowitz Thomas C. and Evelyn M. Frame Nathan S. Haney ’99 Carol Ann Jacobsen ’68 Robb Francetich Gregory M. ’89 and Meighan Moriarty ’90 Hanich James F. ’63 and Carol Buor ’65 Jacobsen Raymond A. Frank ’55 James and Susan Harbison John W. ’82 and Joan E. Hansen ’82 Jacobsen Krista H. Frederikson ’99 P. Keith Hardin and Audrie G. Allyn ’94 Loren N. ’78 and June Jacobson Robert A. ’65 and Ellen Markus ’67 Fredrickson Skip Harden Norman N. ’58 and Maurine I. Jacobson Fred’s Lounge Gregory N. Hardy ’82 Robert C. ’93 and Lynnette M. Jahr Douglas S. ’87 and Lori ’90 Freeman Daniel A. and Marjorie Harper David and Penny J. ’81 Jakes Wayne A. and Tamera Freimund Wayne ’87 and Colleen Richardson ’81 Harper Daniel B. James ’99 Thomas J. Frickle ’00 Susan M. Harper-Whalen ’79 Glenn J. and Peggy N. Jarrett Emma Fried-Cassorla Wayne B. ’66 and C. Jeannie Harrington Janice Kraus Jasper ’78 Sandra Frizelle Ray and Fern Hart John D. Jawor ’77 Kevin M. ’85 and Cari L. ’90 Fulbright Kent and Holly Haslam Jeffries Court Reporting Inc. Mark E. Fullerton ’92 Karen A. Hatcher Eric J. Jensen ’90 Gary Funston Dennis Hatton Timothy F. ’63 and Diane Boyer ’63 Jerhoff Kathy and Arvid Galbavy Ronald C. Hauf ’83 Richard Jette Dennis R. Galland ’97 Todd ’93 and Dana Havelka Rick and Kim Johns Damon L. ’72 and Carol Leggate ’72 Gannett Robert A. ’49 and Mickey Severson Hawkins James Johnson Robert and Ellen Gaulke Mark S. Hawkins Inc. James W. ’66 and Myrna Johnson Brian Gentry and Eleanor Laws Claude and Rita Hawks Lary P. Johnson ’67 Charles W. ’64 and Janis V. George Jon M. Hayes ’82 Michael S. and Cindy Johnson Michael J. ’86 and Sydne George T. John ’67 and Joan Heberly Peter A. Johnson ’76 Rodney George Les Hedges R.D. and Rhea J. Johnson Stephen K. ’59 and Linda K. Gerdes Don E. Hege ’82 Terry K. ’73 and Deborah J. ’77 Johnson Robert B. Gessler ’73 Michael T. Heine Cameron and Leslie Johnston Bruce E. Getter ’63 Robert and Beatrice Helean Craig A. Johnston Orville E. ’71 and Carla H. ’97 Getz Kevin M. ’86 and Loriann Helgeson Llewellyn L. and Sandy Jones John T. Giblin Stan D. Helgeson ’72 Elizabeth Nelligan Gibson ’53 Jason Helms Arthur F. Gidel ’72 John W. ’69 and Jeannine Thibodeau ’69 Helms Dale E. Giem ’82 Dale P. Henderson ’75 David G. Gilbert Don Henderson Hal Gillet Agency Linda C. Henderson ’70 Richard T. Gilligan Michael Henderson Students helping Glacier Peaks Casino Boyd ’58 and Patricia Henneman David F. Glass ’89 Daniel J. ’84 and Sonya Wendt ’92 Hensley John W. ’83 and Nancy Glueckert Heritage Bank students. The Foresters’ Katherine Bernhard Godfrey Harland E. ’74 and Billie Joki ’68 Herrin William T. Gomer Bob Herron Ball, now in its 90th A. Earle ’68 and Micheline L. Goodno Curtis J. ’67 and Barbara Hesler Michael D. ’70 and Susan Schrock ’68 Gookin Mark A. ’87 and Sari Hettick Guy and Linda Gooley Douglas and Nancy Heyer year, is fun for the Gordon-Prill-Drapes Inc. HGFA Architects Keith and Gin Graham Michael J. Hickey entire campus and a Philip J. ’75 and Marilyn Grainey Linda Hickman ’78 Douglas P. and Lauren G. Graves Garry and Karen Zins ’84 Hicks Jeffrey L. Gray ’79 Wayne J. Hiett benefit for the scholar- Reajan Gray Bill and Pamela Pfau ’77 Higgins Robert W. Gray ’91 Art and Patricia O’Mary ’92 Hightower ship program in the Kenneth L. ’75 and Jeannie T. Green Joe and Marjorie Hightower Avie Gregoire John Hightower Lyle R. ’58 and Gail Lindseth Grimes Bob Hill College of Forestry and Stephen and Margie Grinnell John and Lynne E. Hilleboe John D. ’72 and Pamela J. Gross Jim E. ’60 and Joan Griffin ’58 Hinds Conservation.

40 Nicholas J. Jones ’71 Paul Leclaire Douglas G. Mason ’91 Norman Jones James V. ’59 and Mary A. Lee Marc R. ’80 and Sally Remien ’80 Matchett Mel E. Jordan Eldon ’68 and Laura Lehtola Rugga ’72 and Carole Ann ’72 Mather Michael J. and Staci Jordan Marti A. Leibenguth ’90 Dave and Kathy Mathern Jon A. ’50 and Joy Jourdonnais Scott and Susan L. ’95 Leibenguth Miller A. ’50 and Arlene Mathews Robert L. ’75 and Stacy Towle ’75 Jovick Joseph M. Leimkuhler ’81 Kendall R. ’89 and Laura M. ’88 Matteson Joseph A. and Debra Bender ’89 Julian Marianne Leipzig Frank L. and Susan C. ’65 Matule Glenn R. ’73 and Carol F. Bay ’71 Junkert Neil M. Leitch ’84 Miles Maughan ’68 Lawrence R. ’61 and Charlotte Kaber Jeffrey J. ’79 and Lesa Anderson ’79 Lelek Philip A. ’76 and Doreen May Darby Anne Kaikkonen ’05 Linda M. Lennox Dorothy “Dale” Mayer Gary D. ’87 and Janet L. Kalkstein Brian Lenz Steve McAfee Byron D. and Sara Maureen ’64 Kane David R. and Clare W. Leslie Dave McAlpin and Elizabeth A. O’Halloran ’91 John M. ’77 and Carrie M. Kaplan Peter V. ’56 and Olivia M. Leveque Frankie L. McBurney ’04 Kappa Psi Anthony L. ’72 and Susan Liane Paul A. ’80 and Michele McCann Millie Karol ’92 Liberty Lanes Collin McDonald Glenn H. Kautz Rebecca J. Lidel ’80 James R. McDonald Peggy A. Kayser Jordan T. ’98 and Tara Crawford ’00 Lind James R. and Elizabeth M. McDonald Clay Keller and Natalie A. Hoyer Keller ’92 Jonathan H. Linder ’93 William L. ’81 and Sara E. ’79 McFarland Loran Keller Robert and Paula Lindner Lisa McFarlane P. Keith Keller ’66 Greta Lindsay Curt McGinnis Gerald L. Kelly ’50 Joyce C. Lindsay ’78 Thomas P. and Patricia J. McGrath Robert D. ’76 and Joanne M. Kembel Robert Gene ’83 and Carol T. ’78 Lins Bruce and Roberta J. McIver Howie and Joy A. ’98 Kendall John E. Lipski Kent A. ’85 and Nita McKay Connie Corette Kenney ’61 Jed K. ’82 and Jorrun Fallan ’84 Liston Michael D. ’87 and Joy E. ’90 McKay Sandy Kessler William J. ’94 and Debra ’95 Llewellyn Ronald J. ’68 and Linda C. McKay Tim and Darlene Kester Don O. and Nenette M. Loftsgaarden James M. ’84 and Sandra A. McKeon Jay Buxton Kettering ’82 and Gwen E. McKenna Douglas R. Logan ’72 McKeon & Anderson, PC Darlene Keyser Clint Lohman William P. ’64 and Sherry McLauchlan Paul and Christine M Kilzer Lolo Hot Springs David A. McLaughlin ’74 Christy Kingdow-Knoepfler Ronald A. ’62 and Patsy A. ’63 Long Ray and Kay McLaughlin Jim and Rebecca Kirwan Mark Lopez James A. ’67 and Frances M. McLean Donald E. Kisler ’75 Jared L. ’99 and Maile Losing James A. McNay, CPA, PC Kevin and Christina Kitchin Dennis P. ’73 and Nancy Meadow Gold Dairy Chanda R. Klco Louquet Rustem S. and Minkie Medora Otto G. and Susan Vincent Klein John J. Love ’80 Patrick E. Melby ’73 and Beda J. Kristofer P. ’89 and Jeanne P. Kloser David P. Lowery ’85 Lovitt ’79 Josh Klucewich Margaret Kelly Meloy Law Associates Brian Knaff, PC Lowney ’81 Bob Memmer John K. and Sara Fenter ’90 Knies William P. The School of Thomas E. Mendel ’50 Ellsworth D. ’49 and Jeanne L. Knutson Lowney ’89 John Merrick Doris H. Koch and Karen Journalism has more Gerry Meyer Jeffery and Elizabeth A. Koch Callan ’77 Mark Meyer Ron Kohler John C. Gene M. and Christy Jim P. Kolokotrones ’81 and Norma Sotomayor Lubbers ’73 Native Americans A. Meyers Joyce R. Koostra Richard J. Bruce E. Micklus Jim Kosena ’83 and enrolled than any Bruce Mihelish Jan A. Kostad ’81 Lori Lubke Chip E. Miller Jim J. ’92 and Diana Cole ’94 Kostecki Donald G. ’56 journalism program in Don and Sara Miller Glenn A. ’57 and Noreen Ortwein ’72 Kozeluh and Ann Lucas Frank Miller James R. Krausch ’76 James P. ’51 and the country. John Miller John B. ’92 and Catherine ’92 Krause Carol Dunstan John J. Miller ’83 and Lisa Karen A. Kreft ’84 ’63 Lucas Morger-Miller ’83 Tate and Tamara Kreitinger Oreste J. and Shirley Keith A Miller ’79 Eric J. ’78 and Linda E. ’76 Kress DeForth ’55 Lucchesi Matt Miller Joan M. Kyle ’69 Charles S. Lucero ’83 Max L. ’58 and Leah L. Miller Mary Faye LaFaver ’75 Jean A. Luckowski Sandra Hudson Miller ’69 Harry and Jean LaFriniere Robert C. Lukes ’96 Sandra J. Miller ’90 Lance Lahti Laura Lunney Shag ’47 and Gus ’60 Miller Robert E. and Julie Martin ’76 Lake Diana Lurie William and Shella Mansfield Miller Theodore E. ’54 and Dolores Landkammer Mark and Jayna Lutz James M. and Rita G. Milligan Ian M. and Jo-Ann Thome ’85 Lange Ted O. ’72 and Patsy ’68 Lympus Curtis J. ’56 and Iris Milne Joel Lankford ’78 and Lane P. Grant ’77 MacKenzie River Pizza Company Milodragovich, Dale, Steinbrenner & Nygren, PC Robert and Marian T. Lankston Cole L. MacPherson ’57 Gerald Mininger and Nancy J. Jenter-Mininger ’98 Brian J. Lannan ’82 Macy’s Missoula County Association of Realtors Burnell C. and Marge A. Larson Richard L. ’74 and Coleen Q. ’92 Magera Missoula County Public Schools Christopher and Gloria Larson David and Phyllis Mainwaring Missoula Maulers Inc. Greg Larson Christopher Mann and Staci Riley Missoula Physical Therapy Center John W. Larson and Helena S. Maclay Jason F. Mann ’93 Dan and Isabelle Moerkerke Michael W. and Carol A. Larson Jim Mann James A. and Joyce Moerkerke Mike E. ’73 and Mary Larson Mann Mortgage Jakki Mohr Robert A. Latrielle ’45 John W. and Peggy Manning Connan L. Moler Shauna Marie Laughna ’85 Robert and Judy Manzer Daniel M. ’66 and Rhonda L. Molloy Dale B. ’53 and Rosalyn Lavigne Ann Curry Marcato Montana Community Development Corporation Douglas Lawrence David and Patricia Marne Montana Native Plant Society Rory E. ’88 and Mary Cecilia ’87 Laws George E. ’70 and Alice M. Marshall Montana Neurobehavioral Specialists Monique Lay Claudia J. Martin ’80 Montana West Economic Development Glen D. ’68 and Mary C. Leavitt James S. ’52 and Anne Swanson ’51 Martin Michele Leary Moonan ’75

41 David and Ruth Moor Mark and Linda Palagi Monica A. Powell ’00 Mary Cardell Moore ’30 Estate Gary ’74 and Deanna Palm Thomas M. Power and Pamela Shore ’87 Jason and Brechta Morgan George and Laurie Palmer Mildred Prael Cliff and Margaret A. ’75 Morris Jack and Andrea Palmer David A. ’63 and Rae Price Elaine L. Morse ’79 Donald D. Pangburn ’65 William Price Donald E. ’70 and Diane Moulton Paper Clip Maureen McMeel Prigge ’73 Mountain West Insurance and Financial Services, LLC Judith Rogers Papousek ’66 Joseph V. Pritting ’83 Patrick E. Mourar ’87 James L. and Debra A. Pappas Doug ’76 and Judy Pryor John Joseph ’00 and Michelle B. ’00 Mudd Paradigm V2.0, PC Sandy Psyk Rita C. Munzenrider ’83 Roger A. Parchen ’82 Calvin and Doris A. Pulis Sally Murdock Daniel J. Parent ’81 David and Barbara E. ’66 Pulley Donald R. ’72 and Donna M. Murphy Bradley B. Parrish ’67 Stuart E. ’74 and Gay A. ’72 Putnam Kelly J. Murphy ’99 Beatrice A. Pask Pyramid Mountain Lumber Inc. Michael Murphy Rahn Pates Revocable Trust Thaddeus J. ’69 and Geri Lynn Pyrek Tim J. Murphy Insurance Agency Inc. Patriot Investigative Group Quality Maintenance Enterprises Scott A. Murry ’80 Daniel Paul Constance E. Rachac ’48 Mustard Seed Dennis R. and Nina ’49 Paulson Robert O. Raffety ’66 Carl J. and Kristine Muus Mary Blastic Paulson ’65 Dale E. Ragan Terry Myhre Payne Financial Group Inc. David J. Ramsden ’78 Marge Neale John M. Pecarich ’52 Bruce Randall Mark and Melanie C. Nedrud George H. ’68 and Barbara A. Peck Shawn C. Randall ’01 Thomas R. Needham ’55 Katherine Pedersen William R. Rathbun ’71 Ormie W. ’60 and Joyce A Nei Don B. ’55 and Beryl A. Pehlke Russell P. Read Bruce and Susan L. Nelson Jesse L. and Bridget Pellett Jeffrey D. Rearden ’94 and Callie S. Kernaghan- Helen M. Nelson ’51 Estate Jerry Pena Rearden ’92 James E. ’56 and Catherine Nelson Wyatt Perkins Gary D. ’70 and Nola Rebal Lewis O. ’49 and Eunice Nelson Mike A. ’66 and Sandy Persha Joseph B. and Rosalyn Reber Roger Nelson Jack W. ’71 and Sharen Peters Tim E. ’88 and Danette Reardon ’76 Rector William R. ’76 and Marissa Newman Ray Peters Henry Reed Charles Newton Gregg L. and Beverly E. Peterson William E. and Pat Rehberg Richard Newton Harrell Peterson ’71 Melody Holland Rehder ’78 Warren R. Neyenhuis Lorin C. ’68 and Audrey Brad Reid ’92 and Margaret A. Koehler ’67 Peterson Michael R. ’75 and Jocelyn F. Reid Tonon ’74 Robert H. and Glenda David E. and Cathy G. ’76 Reitmeyer Ross L. and Montana and Out-of-State Donors L. Peterson David G. Rhoads Associates Inc. Glenda Nielsen Scott B. ’04 and Beckie David G. ’73 and Linda ’67 Rice Bob and Judy in fiscal year 2007: Mostad ’91 Peterson David Richards Nikolaisen Paula Petrik ’73 William and Dorothy M. ’45 Riggert Dennis Nisbet Lawrence K. Pettit ’59 Charles H. Rinehart ’04 Michael J. ’74 10,071 Montanans; 7,301 Out-of-Staters Timothy G. ’69 and Jack Riska Insulation Inc. and Drena R. Jean Ann Pfahler Riverside Contracting Nitschke Peter W. ’75 and Jan David Robbins Robert E. ’64 and $11,821,075 from Montanans and Pfeifer Brian D. ’76 and Kimera C. ’78 Robertson Mary M. Nofsinger Donald H. ’71 and Nancy H. Robinson Mark C. ’83 and $6,350,225 from Out-of-State donors Rosemarie Phillips Peter and Pam Robinson Laura Nonnenmacher Greg W. ’71 and Carol B. Thomas L. ’70 and Kathy G. Robinson William R. Nooney ’76 Phillips Kenneth G. ’60 and Michele Robison Stan Nordwick ’92 James M. Phillips and Helen Donald and Rosalie Robson Northern Rockies M. Hart ’81 Kevin K. ’74 and Annette Whitaker ’82 Rocheleau Orthopedics Specialists Susan Phillips Rock Creek Legal Services, PLLC Northern Rockies Rehabilitation & Athletic Training Center Stephen A. ’72 and Marthe O. Norwick Craig L. ’82 and Brenda Larson Nulliner Torger Oaas ’75 Since 2000, six UM professors have been named Montana Professor of Marcus Obeng ’85 Michael and Margaret O’Connell the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and Office City the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. Jerry C. ’63 and Sandra L. Ohman Alan Okagaki Jon A. ’79 and Diane Pfau ’76 Oldenburg James P. Olomon ’70 Kent Olsen Jim H. Olson ’74 Jon C. and Kathy Kerr ’81 Pierce Guy W. ’85 and Julie Glenn ’82 Rogers Kenneth R. ’74 and Linda Hemstad ’69 Olson Horace R. ’96 and Debbie Delight ’96 Pipe Randal C. ’86 and Colleen Trenary ’90 Rogers Timothy J. Olson ’92 Howard R. ’65 and Patricia A. Pirch Anthony J. Rollin ’74 Orange Street Food Farm Blaine C. Platt ’02 Eric D. ’81 and Julie Rolshoven Keith F. ’80 and Susan Ori Elmer R. Platz ’72 Dean ’85 and Emilia Evers ’85 Rominger Daniel R. ’95 and Shannon M. Hill ’95 Ortt Arnold T. ’70 and Janice C. Polanchek Ronan State Bank Community Bank of Pablo Larry ’64 and Cathy Osborn Ralph Pomnichowski ’66 and Barbara J. Mittal ’63 John Roome and Katherine Ruth Richards ’84 John D. ’64 and Yvonne E. Osborne Daniel Bruce ’82 and Sheryl K. Pond Paul Roos and Carolyn C. Laws Greg Osler David C. and Diane K. Pontrelli Thomas W. Root Kenneth J. Ott ’77 Bruce L. Porch ’97 Roseburg Forest Products James Ouellette Roger and Sherri Porch John Walker ’69 and Laura Mitchell ’75 Ross Jay Owen Del M. and Nichole F. Post T. Erskine Ross Wayne and Patti Paffhausen Donald F. and Janet R. N. ’01 Potts Ryan W. Rosselott ’04 William E. ’76 and Iris C. Page Alan and Cathy Powell Linda Nelson Rossmann ’67

42 Page K. Rost ’84 Doug M. and Joanne Smith Carl E. Rostad ’77 and Nancy J. Luth Duane E. Smith ’52 “I cannot tell Daniel L. ’69 and Cheryl Rothlisberger Gary K. ’74 and Kara Smith Keith and Betty Routzahn Jack Smith you how much I James Rubin and Margaret Bennett Gough ’68 Mack and Jean Schlicht ’60 Smith Ruby’s Cafe Pat Smith Carl A. Rummel, CPA, PLLC Richard H. and Darlene J. Smith appreciate the Sid Rundell Scott D. ’84 and Elizabeth Smoot Marcia Beebe Rundle ’84 Fritz Snideman opportunity granted William R. Ruskin ’63 Rick ’77 and Bonnie Snowden Roger and Beverly J. ’72 Russ Society of American Foresters Robert S. ’77 and Patricia L. Russell Marcille Sohlberg to me by receiving Rutherford, MacDonald & Olson, PC Judy Sommers Gary F. Ryan ’72 Gary A. ’57 and Hazel Sorensen the McDonough Patrick J. ’63 and Marilyn J. ’71 Ryan Robert L. ’74 and Bonnie Dart ’73 Speare Safe Shop Tools Inc. Stephen F. Speckart and Patricia Forsberg ’81 Brian S. ’85 and Jo May Salonen Darlene E. Spek ’56 Presidential Scholar- A. Michael Salvagni ’73 Ken R. Spencer Rich Sandau John E. Spengler ’00 ship. Having this Howard G. ’56 and Joan Watson ’53 Sandford Joe and Judy Spieker J.R. and Sharon Scarborough Paul Spraycar Gary R. Schaertl ’84 Gregory M. ’82 and Jan St. George source of money John H. and Mary ’82 Schaff Terrie and Susan Gust ’83 St. Germain Stuart and Peggy Harris ’81 Schalk Donald C. ’78 and Linda C. ’82 St. Peter allows me to focus Scott Schall John V. ’81 and Wendy Leiner ’83 St. Peter John and Patty Scheel K. Paul Stahl ’80 Eric and Pamela Schindler Lee Staiger on my studies and Mark and Holly Schleicher Donald F. ’52 and Dollee Stanaway Glenn ’76 and Susan ’76 Schmasow John R. ’74 and Patricia A. ’74 Stark thesis project: a Michael T. ’82 and Christine Greytak ’82 Schmechel Wayne Steen Dana C. ’68 and Donna P. ’68 Schmidt Edwin W. Stein ’38 Glenn Schmidt Thomas G. Steinbrenner ’82 humanitarian Schnee’s Powder Horn Dennis W. ’82 and Karen L. Sterner Dan Schneiter Polly Stetler service-learning Stephen J. ’81 and Shaun E. ’78 Schneiter William A. and Elizabeth Stevens David L. and Daly Schreck Bud and Judy Stevers Edward G. and Barb Schrimpf Thomas E. ’73 and Lynn Follett ’74 Stocking student group David J. and Kerri Schultz Timothy P. Stratton George E. ’74 and Pamela L. ’84 Schultze David A. Strobel ’72 traveling to Uganda Jon ’98 and Ione Schumacher Thomas J. Stusek Larry G. Schuster ’75 Andrew P. Suenram ’88 Michael and M.J. Schutte Jim and Shelley Krause ’93 Sullivan next summer in Denis J. Schwenk Michael D. and Diane Sullivan SCORE, Missoula Chapter 259 Patrick M. ’90 and Kelli L. ’85 Sullivan association with the Garth Scott ’93 Steven J. Sullivan ’73 Terry R. ’68 and Karen Screnar William J. ’51 and Helen M. Sullivan Richard N. ’64 and Mary Garrison ’62 Seim Carl and Linda Sundberg non-profit Larry Semenza ’63 Bruce E. ’70 and Marilyn Broman ’72 Sunwall Daniel A. ’92 and Margie Semsak Geoffrey Sutton Photography organization, Reach David R. Senf ’78 John M. ’83 and Debbie Svaldi Clara M. Sexton ’52 Rock E. ’76 and Joanie Svennungsen Rodney N. ’90 and Lisa Sharkey James W. ’76 and Jo E. ’75 Swain the Children.” Timothy F. and Cynthia A. ’93 Sharp Jack A. ’63 and Jewell P. Swan Bill Shea Robert J. Swan ’71 Hayley Blackburn, Dennis R. ’81 and Stephie Shea Gregg and Linda S. ’72 Swanberg Marleigh C. Sheaff ’62 Dean A. ’51 and Zina E. Swanson Bradley Shepherd ’76 Larry D. and Pamela Swanson Senior, Pre-Med William and Brenda Sheppard William J. ’77 and Kathie Sybrant David M. Sherry ’74 and Jeanne Ambruster Sherry William E. ’72 and Jenny Taber (Cellular and Yu Shi ’92 John A. Taflan ’75 and Eileen Camerota Taflan James Gene ’76 and Marilee ’69 Shockley James C. ’60 and Lari Eggen ’71 Taylor Lawrence R. Shore ’75 and Clare Castiglia ’78 Michael H. Teberg ’78 Molecular Biology), Ann J. Short ’61 Ronald D. Templeman ’62 Alison B. Shuler ’66 Robert A. Terrazas Seeley Lake Christopher ’79 and Jeannie Siegler Mark A. ’80 and Mary Hensleigh ’89 Thane Michael and Ellen S. Silverglat Rita M. Theisen ’73 Don W. and Pat K. Simmons Ralph and Elizabeth Gaither ’88 Thisted Patrick M. Simons ’78 Carl F. ’70 and Alice Bennett ’71 Thompson Isabel A. Singer Douglas and Diane Thompson Tracy Skantel Kent F. and Juliana M.M. ’90 Thompson Sheila L. Skemp ’67 Charles O. ’70 and Catherine Beall ’71 Thorne Debbie Skiftun Dennis Thornes Carol Slaght Richard D. ’68 and Neva Thorson Lowell E. and Elizabeth Slagle Clark S. Throssell ’78 Rebecca C. Slater Robert R. Throssell ’80 Brian Smetana Stanley W. ’60 and Janet M. ’60 Tiffany Charles A. Smith ’64 Loren L. Tinseth ’90

43 Timothy P. ’83 and Kathy Waldo Edward C. Woyciechowicz ’83 Plans unveiled in Dana and Nancy Walker Thomas A. Wozniak ’94 Randy and Debbie Walker Anne E. Wright ’77 May for the “high- William L. ’65 and Mary Wallace Pat and Kelly Wulfekuhle Douglas T. and Sharon Walsh Michael ’97 and Kim ’98 Wyatt Mitch and Nan Nelson ’73 Walter Timothy J. ’85 and Kristen B. Wynne tech, soft-touch” Larry D. and Kathleen Walters I. Keith ’60 and Martha L. ’64 Yale James A. and Eleanor Walton James J. Yelich ’82 facility will expand Mark Wanner J.B. Yonce Samuel M. ’81 and Diane Warren Mike and Cheryl York Luther Q. ’74 and Marlene Waterland Alan W. and Patti S. Young the School of Darrell W. ’70 and Sandra Watkins Kenneth I. ’50 and Frances A. Young David N. ’81 and Peggy S. Wear Grace Yovetich Education’s Stephen P. ’74 and Barbara K. ’74 Weaver Thomas J. Zderick ’75 Richard C. and Sandra L. Webel Judith Tait Zundel ’78 Steve K. Weiler Annie Richards ZurMuehlen ’61 distance-learning Sylvia Weisenburger Hans R. and Barbara F. ’89 Zuuring Glenn H. and Louise Welch capabilities and Doug Wells For a complete list of our donors who have given Wells & McKittrick, PC at any level, visit www.umt.edu/umf/recognition. Stephen T. Welly ’83 greatly enhance Roger L. ’72 and Jane Y. Wenzel Chuck L. ’92 and Karla Werk educational Western Groundwater Services, LLC Western Title & Escrow Chuck and Nancy J. Weyerhaeuser technologies for Robert G. and Lawana H. Whaley Franklin D. and Courtney L. White educators and Robert L. White ’74 Donna Whitney John T. Wiegenstein ’41 learners at all levels. Wier Furniture Inc. Thomas J. ’68 and Betty L. ’73 Wilkins E. Earl and Ruby Willard Charles V. Williams ’78 Mary L. Williams ’69 Roy G. and Suzanne Williams Pat and Leslie J. Tinseth Tracy L. Williamson ’94 Tinseth & Associates Richard L. ’67 and Paula Latham ’67 Wilmot TLC Car Wash Bruce R. and Patricia L. Wilson Mike and Marlene Tocher Mark and Amy Wilson Larry J. and Susan Boothe ’88 Toder Marvin D. and Gloria Wilson Charles J. Tornabene ’75 and Patricia L. Ireland W. Stan and Donna D. ’83 Wilson Michael R. Torsberg ’80 William E. Wilson Alan and Karen J. Traeholt Robert Wimett Don and Germaine Trenary Gary M. ’70 and Sally Winship Guy and Teresa Trenary Pat Winterrowd Terry and Carol Trieweiler C. Gil Wiswall ’76 Gary D. Tripp ’73 Sharon Woldstad Michael J. ’87 and Vicki Lenci ’88 Tropila Joe Wolfe Edward Richard ’64 and Fay Trudell John R. Wolfe ’74 and Barbara S. Fishleder Stephen N. True ’86 Art and Joyce Woods Dan Tudahl Cynthia Rae Woods ’82 Michele Turner Vernon E. ’79 and Kathryn Woodward Cody L. Turnquist ’95 Roger Woodworth Patrick and Deborah Turski Dale R. Woolhiser ’75 and Nancy D. Thompson Paul C. Tuss ’88 and Pamela A. Hillery ’88 Henry O. ’87 and Catherine Reardon ’91 Worden Kevin A. Twidwell ’94 Tomme Lu Middleton Worden ’51 Two Sisters UBS Financial Services Inc. Joseph S. ’82 and Jackie J. ’85 Valacich Valley Vending Machines Inc./Montana Coffee Express Ron Vandeven Patricia Vargas Paul E. ’49 and Elaine Verdon Larry A. ’76 and Cindy Viano Robert E. ’68 and Marsha J. ’70 Vick Steve B. and Ellen H. ’79 Victor Bob L. and Jan D. Vogel Jerry D. Voight ’59 Richard A. ’70 and Cristin S. ’70 Volinkaty Steven R. ’82 and April H. Volk Sandy and Pamela Scott Volkmann Steven E. ’86 and Deborah C. Vukelich John T. ’72 and Nancy ’72 Wagner William T. ’74 and Sherri Wagner

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THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOUNDATION 2007 FINANCIAL REPORT TO DONORS

FOUNDATION ASSETS

A major component of The University of Montana Foundation’s mission is to effectively administer, invest and distribute funds privately donated for use by The University of Montana. • To best meet the needs of its donors, the Foundation’s assets are held and managed in a variety of forms. As shown below, the majority of the Foundation’s assets are held in its Long-Term Investment Portfolio. Most funds held in this portfolio are related to endowed gifts where assets are invested for perpetuity, with investment earnings used to make regular payments each year in accordance with the donors’ designations. A small portion of these funds are held in outside trusts and managed by others. • Operating Funds include funds given by donors for the immediate or near-term $200

use by the University. These are amounts used 180 Total Assets at Fiscal Year End to provide current-year scholarships, support 160 (in millions) 140 a wide variety of University programs and n Total Assets 120 fund the construction of University facilities. 100 n Long-Term Investment Portfolio Also included in Operating Funds are funds 80

available for the direct operation of the 60 n Operating Funds 40 Foundation. • Annuity Assets are those n Annuities Assets 20 donor funds used to generate annuity pay- 0 n Other Assets ments for planned giving donors. These assets ’98 ’99 ’00 ’01 ’02 ’03 ’04 ’05 ’06 ’07 are held and managed on behalf of the Foundation by an outside firm that also provides fund administration to the Foundation’s planned giving donors. Prior to 2005 Annuity Assets were held in the Long-Term Investment Portfolio. • Other Assets consist primarily of trust assets managed outside the Foundation, donated real estate and pledge receivables.

FOUNDATION DISTRIBUTIONS

The Foundation Restricted Gifts are gifts whose use amount is immediately available for use. maintains more than 850 distinct funds that is directed by the donor. Unrestricted Endowed Gifts are pooled and provide donors with a great deal of flexi- Gifts are made available to the University invested in the Foundation’s Long-Term bility in identifying how their donations are for its areas of greatest need. Some unre- Investment Portfolio. In accordance used. Funds are distributed to the Uni- stricted gifts fund a small portion of the with its spending policy, 4.25% of amounts versity in four ways. A gift may be Restricted Foundation’s operations. • Current so invested (including all accumulated or Unrestricted, Current or Endowed. • Gifts are those in which the donated investment income) is made available for

45 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Scholarships & Awards $2,704,746 $2,661,188 $2,401,255 $ 2,634,370 $ 2,994,728 Academics & Institutional Support $5,053,498 $4,277,498 $4,600,330 $ 5,588,301 $ 6,043,645 Facilities & Equipment $ 297,097 $1,359,799 $2,169,890 $ 7,212,829 $ 4,730,999 Total: $8,055,341 $8,298,485 $9,171,475 $15,435,500 $13,769,372

spending as directed by the donor. • As distributed more than $13.7 million to tribution levels vary from year to year the above table illustrates, for the fiscal fund scholarships and academic support, depending upon donations, as well as the year ended June 30, 2007, the Foundation as well as facilities and equipment. Dis- timing of University needs.

FOUNDATION INVESTMENTS

as Operating Funds. The Board’s invest- consultant, the Investment Committee ment policy for the Long-Term Investment selects and routinely manages investment Portfolio is outlined in the Foundation’s managers and investment vehicles Statement of Investment Objectives and (most often institutional mutual funds) Guidelines. The policy is designed to pro- within each asset allocation. vide a stable, predictable and growing stream of investment income for current Investment Managers use, while preserving earnings power at June 30, 2007 of the Foundation’s endowment assets for Large-Cap Equity Vanguard S&P 500 Index Asset Allocation at June 30, 2007 the future. • The Investment Committee, acting with the assistance of an outside Mid-Cap Equity of investment consultant, has established an AXA Rosenburg Small/Mid Cap The University Vanguard Mid Cap VIPERS Montana Foundation Board of Trustees, asset allocation for use in managing the International Equities through its Investment Committee, over- Long-Term Investment Portfolio. The actual Artisan International sees the management of the Foundation’s allocation at June 30, 2007, is illustrated Boston Co. International DFA International Small Cap Value Long-Term Investment Portfolio as well above left. • Working with its investment Fixed Income Pacific Income Advisors

Alternative Investments Hedge Funds Investment Results for the Period Common Sense Partners Offshore Ended June 30, 2007 Pine Grove Offshore Fund Private Equity Coller international Partners V BALANCE 1 YR 3 YR 5 YR Commonfund Capital Natural Long-Term Investment Portfolio $124,390,000 16.6% 11.3% 10.1% Resources VII Quellos Real Assets II

Common Index 14.7% 8.6% 8.4% Real Estate Cohen & Steers Global The Common Index is made up of 60% S&P 500 Index and 40% Lehman Brothers Aggregate Bond Index. Real Estate Securities

Diversified PIMCO All Assets 46 THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOUNDATION CONDENSED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION June 30, 2007, and 2006

ASSETS 2007 2006

Cash and Cash Equivalents 7,653,904 7,368,311 Investments 153,759,828 131,687,917 Contributions Receivable, Net of Allowance 14,396,491 16,790,811 Property, Building and Equipment, Net Accumulated Depreciation 4,501,527 4,744,545 Other Assets 877,217 675,521 Total Assets 181,188,967 161,267,105

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 138,577 61,291 Compensated Absences 179,168 168,944 Notes Payable to Bank 338,573 429,614 Liabilities to External Beneficiaries 2,904,226 2,786,406 Custodial Funds 24,353,157 19,582,375 Total Liabilities 27,913,701 23,028,630

NET ASSETS Unrestricted Designated for board reserve 806,097 518,453 Undesignated 5,914,635 6,121,922 6,720,732 6,640,375 Restricted Temporarily restricted 68,746,232 58,257,258 Permanently restricted 77,808,302 73,340,842 146,554,534 131,598,100

Total Net Assets 153,275,266 138,238,475 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $181,188,967 $161,267,105

Notes: • The Foundation was audited by Anderson ZurMuehlen and Co., PC, and received an unqualified opinion on its financial statements. • Investments are reported at market value as of June 30, 2007, and 2006. • Unrestricted, Undesignated Net Assets consist primarily of related-use properties or equipment that cannot be liquidated in the near term.

47 THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOUNDATION CONDENSED STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITY For the Year Ended June 30, 2007 with Comparative Totals for the Year Ended June 30, 2006

TEMPORARILY PERMANENTLY TOTALS UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 2007 2006

REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT

Contributions 446,042 8,985,531 4,453,718 13,885,291 18,837,004 Market Returns 957,879 16,817,365 – 17,775,244 10,298,376 Contract for Services 278,000 – – 278,000 278,000 Other (149,551) 841,354 – 691,803 658,991 Net Assets Released from Restrictions – Satisfaction of Program Restrictions 15,766,952 (15,766,952) – – – Total Revenues, Gains and Other Support 17,299,322 10,877,298 4,453,718 32,630,338 30,072,371

EXPENSES

Program Services University support Academics and institutional 6,043,645 – – 6,043,645 5,588,301 Capital 4,730,999 – – 4,730,999 7,212,829 Scholarships and awards 2,994,728 – – 2,994,728 2,634,370 Supporting Services Fundraising 2,369,225 – – 2,369,225 2,297,159 Administrative and general 1,087,304 – – 1,087,304 808,775 Total Operating Expenses 17,225,901 – – 17,225,901 18,541,434

Change in Net Assets Before Non-Operating Items 73,421 10,877,298 4,453,718 15,404,437 11,530,937

NON-OPERATING REVENUES (EXPENSES)

Beneficiary Payments and Liability Changes 6,936 (374,582) – (367,646) (690,566)

Reclassification of Net Assets – (13,742) 13,742 – –

Change in Net Assets 80,357 10,488,974 4,467,460 15,036,791 10,840,371

NET ASSETS

Beginning of Year 6,640,375 58,257,258 73,340,842 138,238,475 127,398,104 End of Year $6,720,732 $68,746,232 $77,808,302 $153,275,266 $138,238,475

Notes: • Investment Income consists of interest and dividends, and realized and unrealized gains/(losses) 48 at the close of fiscal year 2007

THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES

OFFICERS A. Warren Wilcox ’65, chair Mickey Cummings Sogard ’68, ’81, vice chair Charles Bultmann ’66, treasurer Ellen Calnan, secretary John L. Olson ’62, immediate past chair Gary B. Chumrau ’77, general counsel

TRUSTEES Marlys Nelson Barrett ’62 M. Louise Snyder Krumm ’66 William Beecher ’63 Matthew Levitan ’73 Rockwood Brown ’52 Mark R. Matsko ’80 Scott M. Brown ’67 Ann Wolhowe Miller ’64 Robert F. Burke ’54 Jerry R. Norskog ’73 Marva Kirby Christian ’62, Committee on Gifts chair Ivan L. O’Neil ’50 W. Mack Clapp ’70 John L. Olson ’62 Ronald D. Coleman ’68 Dorn Parkinson Mike Covey ’80, Investment Committee chair Kent D. Price ’65, ’66 Robert L. Crippen ’65, Audit/Finance Committee chair Joanne Hassing Ritvo ’64, ’66 Suzanne Moore Crocker ’64, Ad Hoc Communications Committee chair Jack Russell ’65, Planning Committee chair Corey D. Edens ’82 Marie Volkel Seidl ’64 Bruce P. Flynn ’72 Jean’ne M. Shreeve ’53 Richard L. Ford ’64, Nominating Committee chair Gerhard Von der Ruhr Lyle M. Glascock ’62 Tony Wertz ’65 Lyle Knight James Willits ’67

EX OFFICIO George M. Dennison ’62, ’63, President of The University of Montana Laura Brehm, President and CEO of the UM Foundation Our mission is to gather, manage and dis- Michael McDonough ’72, President of the UM Alumni Association tribute assets for the benefit of The University of Montana. The University of Montana Foundation was established in 1951 on the belief that higher edu- cation would be greatly enhanced through the infusion of private gifts. We serve the University as a charitable non-profit organization under Internal For a complete listing of The University of Montana Foundation Revenue Service 501(c)(3) designations. The volunteer Board of Trustees staff, see our website: www.umt.edu/umf/about/staff maintains fiduciary responsibility for the UM Foundation and embraces its goals: to work with the University community to ascertain financial needs of the University; to raise private funds to meet those needs, and to promote sound stewardship of private assets. The Board has authorized assessment of minimal fees to help defray the costs associated with raising funds, managing investments and other administrative functions.

The University of Montana Foundation P.O. Box 7159 Missoula, Montana 59807-7159

Offices in Brantly Hall 600 Connell Avenue (406) 243-2593 | (800) 443-2593 www.umt.edu/umf IN conclusion “Teaching is the noblest of noble professions. After all, it is to our teachers that we trust our most valuable ‘possessions’ – our children, hence our future.”

Vartan Gregorian, President, The Carnegie Corporation of New York

2007 Annual Report to Donors

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