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Annual Gift Report Luly 1, 1964 to June 30, 1965 the Springfield College Bulletin to Alumni and Friends Annual Gift Report luly 1, 1964 to June 30, 1965 The Springfield College Bulletin To Alumni and Friends of Springfield College NORMAN C. KEITH To each one of you whose names appear within these pages, I am privileged to express thanks in behalf of Springfield College. Your friendship has been the source of tremendous encouragement to everyone of us who have a hand in the stewardship of the College. Your generous gifts have made possible a year of notable achievement and have helped to advance us in our mission of education for youth and community service. I am happy to report some of our accomplishments during the past year. It has been a year of consolidation of important cirriculum changes and strengthening of our academic programs. Our students have given evidence of excellent schohlstic progress. Faculty qualifications and experience have been recognized by salary increases that meet competitive levels. Scholarship aid has been greatly increased. Our Long Range Plan has been developed, charting the course of the College to 1970. And fund-raising for a new Natatorium, the first of 17 proposed buildings and facilities, is nearing completion, with building scheduled to begin this fall. A special vote of thanks is due to those of you who have also given of your time and effort in securing these gifts and developing new friends for the College. To all of you, our deepest gratitude for your interest and support. Your faith in our mission of education for leadership has helped to advance us in our aspirations to build for the future of Springfield College. I/~C~ Norman C. Keith Chairman, Board of Trustees INTRODUCTION This "Annual Gift Report" acknowledges with deep appreciation the 4,032 gifts from Alumni, Friends, Corporations, Foundations, Parents, YMCA's and other organizations for the An­ nual Support of the College. In addition to the gifts for Annual Support, we extend our thanks for the 800 gifts given for Capital and Re­ stricted Purposes. A list of these donors ap­ pears in a separate section following the An­ nual Support Honor Rolls. RICHARD R. HIGGINS Trustee and Chairman of De­ velopment Committee. Retired Chairman of the Board of The Kendall Company. 5-YEAR SUMMARY OF SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE GIFT RECORD (Restricted and Unrestricted) SOURCE OF GIFTS 1960-61 1961-62 1962-63 1963-64 1964-65 ALUMNI ............... 115,205 160,744 81,479 80,512 86,856 FRIENDS ............... 132,067 47,365 135,672 346,132 164,282 CORPORATIONS . ...... 77,521 68,360 48,097 37,365 123,414 FOUNDATIONS ......... 110,785 128,905 184,773 63,450 58,440 YMCA'S .. , .......... 15,230 21,976 30.030 65,069 58,788 PARENTS .... .. ......... 300 2,295 9,104 BEQUESTS ............. 28,525 96,451 1,000 11,381 31,000 TOTALS ............. 479,333 523,801 481,351 606,204 531,884 DESIGNATED USE OF GIFTS 1960-61 1961-62 1962-63 1963-64 1964-65 CURRENT OPERATIONS .. 234,305 221,406 240,851 260,182 282,086 ENDOWMENT ........ 110,894 74,901 18,869 76,447 41,735 CAPITAL .............. 127,360 207,171 211,110 86,633 140,372 SPECIAL PURPOSES ..... 6,774 20,323 10,521 32,604 43,113 UN DESIGNATED . ...... 150,338 24,578 TOTALS ............... 479,333 523,801 481,351 606,204 531,884 Regional Development Chairmen CONNECTICUT MARYLAND NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA Hartford-Theodore Baltimore-Harry L. Albany-Douglas Coupe Allentown-Beth-Easton­ Patlovich Lippincott Buffalo-Jack Kalbfteish Ervin S. Baugher New Haven-Joseph W. Rochester-Edward Harris, Harrisburg-Haines Kent Valentine Jr. Lancaster-York-Willard MASSACHUSETTS Utica-Sterling Jones. G. Jordan Boston-Richard R. Higgins Westchester County­ Philadelphia-Thomas Best DISTRICT OF Easthampton-Harold O. Roberts Wright Pittsburgh-Reinald McCrum Frohbach COLUMBIA Reading-Dr. Wilbur Springfield-Herman O. Renken Washington-James Bennett Grimmeisen Wilkes-Barre-Scranton­ Worcester-John W. Ault Eric Planitzer OHIO ILLINOIS Cleveland-Paul Davison TEXAS Chicago-Robert R. MICHIGAN Columbus-Clayton R. Dallas-Fort Worth-Oliver Thompson Detroit-George Gullen, Jr. Myers Smith 3 The Alumni Fund Honor Roll Springfield College is deeply grateful to all Alumni, whose names appear on the 1965 Honor Roll, for it is their tangible expression of confidence that will enable Springfield to fulfill its committments to the traditions of excellence. Three thousand, one hundred and thirty-nine Alumni made gifts to the Alumni Fund, during the period of July 1, 1964 and June 30, 1965. The Col1ege wishes to express deep appreciation and heartfelt thanks to the Alumni Fund Committee under the leadership of William W. Moore, Jr. '41, the Class Representatives, Regional Chairmen, their "teams" and others who were primarily responsible for advancing the Alumni Fund to a new record high in annual support. The 1965 "Honor Roll" has been prepared with utmost care, how­ ever ommissions and errors are possible. Any help you can provide in correcting these will be appreciated. WILLIAM W. MOORE, JR. '41 Please note that the numerals preceding each name indicate the Corporator, Chairman, Alumni Fund number of years of giving since 1948. The Alumni who have died Director, American Heart Association since their contributions were received are identified by an asterisk (*) . 1891 11 Thomas E. Jones 16 Ormand L. Hampton 1915 9 Milton K. Merwin 16 Charles H. Line 2 Enrique C. Aguirre 1909 8 Arthur Lockley 10 Ernest H. Andrews 4 James Bain 1893 12 Charles E. Reichardt 5 Waiter Ben ) 6 Mrs. Robert McCastline 13 George R. Fleming 9 Mrs. Abraham J. 15 George R. D. Kramer 11 Howell S. Bounds (In Memory of Sharadin 16 Alfred W. Buley Robert McCastline) 11 Wilbur E. Laganke (In Memory of 16 Edward D. Shaw 3 Fred H. Clapp Abraham J. 3 Glen A. Dowling 1895 5 Ralph L. Warner Sharadin) 11 Herman H. Lohans 16 Mrs. Paul Favor 1910 13 Harold E. Steer (In Memory of Paul 1898 14 James Morley Carson 16 Conrad J. Surbeck Favor) 16 Mrs. Joseph A. Goodhue 13 Mrs. Albert J. Erisman 13 Gordon R. Virgo 11 Lucian P. Garrett (In Memory of Joseph (In Memory of Albert 16 Mrs. Leonard U. Gibson A. Goodhue) J. Erisman) 1914 12 Mrs. Joseph William (In Memory of 1900 9 Frank A. Eyman Leonard U. Gibson) 2 Mrs. Fenno J. Porter Bowers 15 Albert M. Chesley (In Memory of Joseph 14 Mrs. Chester R. Hall 14 Richard L. Wittig (In Memory of Fenno (In Memory of J. Porter) William Bowers) 7 Raymond H. Brewer Chester R. Hall) 1903 16 Archie J. Stearns 11 Thomas W. Higbee 1 Ernest F. Goodyear 4 Frank J. Winter 6 William R. Challice 9 W. Gregory Coffin 8 Edwin N. Holmes 1904 1911 14 Charles R. Curtis 16 Leonard I. Houghton 16 Roy F. Seymour 12 Mrs. Ernest M. Best 16 Harold S. DeGroat 16 Philip C. Jones 1905 (In Memory of Ernest 16 John J. Eadie 13 Harold S. Keltner M. Best) 15 Oliver S. Ellis 13 Chester H. McKinney 6 Charles S. Botsford 12 Daniel E. Mason 15 G. B. Gilman 16 Morton L. Bissell William J. Faulkner 7 Lester P. Dittemore 16 Mrs. H. Douglas Fryer 13 Stanley L. Metcalf 15 Marvin E. Northrop 1906 3 Mrs. William N. Howard (In Memory of H. I I Mrs. William H. Beckett (In Memory of Douglas Fryer) * 16 Herbert C. Patterson (In Memory of William N. Howard) 8 Edward H. Fuller 4 Arthur A. Schabinger William H. Beckett) 16 Emil A. Hulek 7 Edward D. Gottsch 5 David P. Stevens 1 Philip S. Taylor 10 Donald J. Day 13 Mrs. Loren J. Keyes 16 Dr. & Mrs. Edward J. (In Memory of Louis (In Memory of Loren Hickox 9 Victor A. Welton E. Day) J. Keyes) 16 Harold F. Howe 11 J. August Wolf 13 Albert L. Goldsmith 14 Royal F. Martin 16 Ray Freeman Jenney 1916 12 Franklin 1. Gray 7 George E. Rice 13 Robert H. McLean 16 Howard J. Bowles 7 Walter L. Hawkes 15 Ernest L. Sumner 16 Harvey A. Mills 10 Lawrence R. Brice 16 Frederick G. Platt 15 Mrs. Lucian C. Wilson 16 J. Franklin Pineo 12 Elmer H. Burnham 14 Ralph Chapin (In Memory of 14 Mrs. Carl A. Reed 11 Robert C. CaIIard (In Memory of Frank Lucian C. Wilson) (In Memory of Carl 13 Everett C. Cameron D. Smith) A. Reed) 13 A. AHen Campbell 16 Herbert S. Smith 1912 16 William L. Caldwell 5 Mrs. John L. Rothacher 15 Mrs. Walter Campbell 1907 15 Seymour W. Collings (In Memory of John (In Memory of ;"16 Thomas B. Kirkpatrick 14 George G. Deaver L. Rothacher) Walter Campbell) 12 Mrs. Edward A. Werner 13 Herbert Gregory 16 S. Sannella 11 William J. Cartmill (In Memory of 11 Samuel E. Pond 2 William E. Search 15 Charles ChaHice, Jr. 11 Samuel H. Cobb Edward A. Werner) 12 C. Lawrence Walsh 16 Walter H. Sears 13 Milton D. Wood 15 Fred S. Coles 1913 16 Carl D. Smith 11 Ray Conyne 1908 ] 3 Wilbur C. Batchelor 14 Mrs. Kenneth E. Smullin 5 George A. Cooper 13 Emery A. Bauer 15 Ray N. Brinkman (In Memory of 1 James B. Crary ] 6 Russell S. Flower 4 Elmer A. Burgess Kenneth E. Smu1lin) 13 Arthur N. Ferris 7 H. James Greenwood 16 Robert P. Emery 12 Edwin C. Stacy 14 J. Earl Fowler 11 F. L. Honhart 15 Mrs. Roy J. Guyer 12 Guy Wellington 16 Alfred W. Globisch 4 7 H. Earl Hadley 1918 1 Willis D. Piper 3 Mrs. Harry MaLette 6 Howard G. Hawkes 5 Charles E. C. Branin 4 Harold S. Walmer (In Memory of Harry 15 John P. Heinel 12 Mrs. A.
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