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THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LAW SCHOOL VOLUME 35, NUMBER 4

JJjlVJc QUADRANGLE ! NOTES :

Law School Campaign 1992 - 1997

DEVELOPMENT AND ALUMNI RELATIONS ANNUAL REPORT Cover is a rendition of the Law School Campaign poster (photograph by Batthazar Korab). To obtain a commemorative poster (14 x 24) please contact die University of Michipn Law School, Development and Alumni Relations, 721 South State Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48104-307 1,3 13/998-6132. The University of Michigan

$75 Million Law School Campaign 19921997 2 The Lazt~School Campnign

The Law School Campaign

n the weekend of September 17-19, The Law School is proud to an- THE CAMPAIGN GOALS 01992, the Law School celebrated nounce this Campaign in which all the public announcement of the $75 alumni, faculty, and friends are invited to Enhum' Faculty Support...... $1 5 M~lliun million Law School Campaign. The Law participate. The leadership gifts featured Erdcwvd Studrnr Support ...... $15 Million School Campaign constitutes part of the in the pages that follow illustrate the University of Michigan's $1 billion extraordinary generosity of Law School Endowed Progmm Suppm t ...... $15 M111lon Campaign for Michigan, the largest fund- graduates and friends who have contrib- raising effort ever undertaken by a public uted to the Campaign's two-year advance Lnw School F~cndUnresmct~.d G~ia . . . . . $15 blilLoti university. Nucleus Fund effort. In addition to hkw Beqtcest Comm~mena...... $15 Million The Law Quadrangle, resplendent responding to reunion, bequest, and with a large blue and white tent, was the other special giving programs, all setting for the reception and announce- graduates have the opportunity to ment dinner on Thursday evening, support the Campaign through their September 17. Dean Lee Bollinger annual unrestricted gifts to the Law welcomed alumni and friends present and School Fund. All gifts and pledges acknowledged those whose generous received by the Law School between leadership gifts not only helped bring the July 1, 1990 and June 30, 1997 will count two-year advance Nucleus Fund gift-and- toward the $75 million goal and will pledge total to nearly $20 million, but also receive both Law School Campaign and gave the Law School confidence to University Campaign for Michigan credit undertake the $75 million fund-raising and recognition. challenge. After further words of welcome With your help we will meet the from University of Michigan President Campaign's ambitious goals. James J. Duderstadt and Provost Gilbert R Whitaker, Law School Campaign Na- tional Chair Terrence A. Elkes, '58, spoke about the reasons for his own involvement as a volunteer and a donor in the Law Anne Percy Knott School Campaign. Patricia M. Curtner, Assistant Dean '78, Law School Fund National Chair, Director of Development and reminded guests of the important part all Alumni Relations graduates play in supporting the Univer- sity of Michigan Law School through annual giving and issued a challenge to all graduates to "Add another zero to your check!" This issue of Law Quadrangle Notes consti- A highlight of the evening was the premiere of the Law School Campaign tutes the Ofice of Development and Alumni video, which vividly recalled the experi- Relations 1992 annual report. It announces ences of generations of Michigan Law the Law School Campaign and celebrates the School students and featured the Law Quadrangle in all its magnificence. success of its Nucleus Fund that garnered William R. Jentes, '56, Chicago Major nearly $20 million in gifts and pledges. It Gifts Chair, closed the dinner program incorporates the Law School Fund report for with a toast recognizing the efforts of volunteers and wishing the Campaign 1991-92.The Law School wishes to acknowl- success. A trumpet recital in the Law edge the volunteers who helpedraise more than Library Reading Room brought the evening to a rousing conclusion. $4,725,000 in this fiscal year. The bur Schonl Campaip ?

From the Dean

s a memher of the University of Law School preeminent in interdiscipli- A Michigan Law School faculty for nary legal studies. And at this moment, nearly two decades now, I have seen the next generation is already formed what makes an institution such as this and ready to succeed. great. It is not simply the large number Seeing this succession makes one of enormously talented people among conscious not only of being part of a both the faculty and the student body, stream of extraordinary achievement but though that is undeniably important. also of holding the institution in trust for It is rather the desire inside so many of those before and for those to follow. As these individuals to excel-to be a better Dean I have come to understand that the teacher, to write a more creative book or intellectual house of the Law School- article, or, in the case of students, to im- which, in contrast to other law schools, prove in understanding and performance has many rooms and a familial atmos- in the next class. In this kind of envi- phere-rests on a financial foundation. ronment, in which the best teachers pre- Today that foundation needs shoring pare most, the most creative minds work up-and the roof needs to he raised. To Lee C. Bollinger hardest to discover new perspectives, and this end, the Law School has undertaken Dean the most talented among the students a major fund-raising initiative. strive to improve, virtually everyone is The Law School Campaign is a $75 affected, and the whole is greater than million endeavor to secure the future ex- the sum of its parts. cellence of this institution of which we When you are part of an institution are all custodians. Many graduates and for a long time, you also have the experi- friends are responding by giving of their ence of seeing generation succeed gener- time, energy, and financial resources. ation. I remember vividly my first sight With nearlv $20 million in gifts and of Paul Kauper, whom I had read in pledges in hand, we are encouraged in college, stretched out across a sofa, his announcing the five-year, public phase of presence visually dominating the faculty this effort. Our goal is ambitious, but the room. As Dean, I now hear regularly dedication of a strong team of volunteers from graduates about the power of his and the ready generosity of a devoted intellect and of others on the faculty alumni body will ensure our success in during his generation. meeting the challenge. My glimpse of Paul Kauper is my All graduates, past donors, faculty, only access into that period of the and other friends will be asked to partici- School's history. But I do know, because pate in the Campaign. Our message is they were among the senior faculty when simple: please assist us as generously as I began teaching, those who followed- you can, because we do, in fact, all share notably Allan Smith, Frank Allen, and in the accomplishments of this great Hart Wright, the only faculty member I institution, and we all hold it in trust. have ever known who hy some custom We are grateful for your endorse- had acquired his own special chair at fac- ment and support. ulty meetings, from which he would regu- larly lecture the Dean on policy matters. The generation of St. Antoine, Sandalow, Kamisar, Sax, and others followed, and they in turn brought in 1 yet another group during the 1970s and Lee C. Bollinger 1980s-scholars and teachers of enor- mous intellectual range, who made the 4 The Lou! School Compn~qn

From the National Campaign Chair

here are two kinds of learning. My three vears at the School were T One fills our minds with facts, an exhilarating educational experience. figures, and procedures. With any luck, But their full value was not obvious when we eventually understand something I graduated in 1958. Since then, year about what the world is and how it after year, my University of Michigan works. Law School education has paid extraordi- This is not as simple as it sounds. nary long-term dividends in every aspect In fact, it is so complex that, despite of my life and work. their best efforts, schools and colleges are If you feel the same sense of appreci- still unable to deliver a complete basic ation and gratitude, I hope that after you education to every young person in have applied our common heritage of America. Some students lose interest at critical analysis to the Law School's an early age, and it is often hard to statement of its case, you will generously reignite their curiosity. Others struggle support its Campaign. The profession, Terrence A. Elks agalnst difficult odds: dysfunctional and the world, will need the traditional National Campaip Chair families, economic hardship, discrimina- skills of Michigan Law graduates for a tion, and social indifference if not long time to come. hostility. I invite you to join me in investing When it is effective, basic education in the future of the University of Michi- supplies the skills required for survival in gan Law School and urge each of you to an increasingly competitive society. But respond in the fullest way possible to the it does not produce citizens who can challenge of the Law School Campaign. solve society's most intractable problems, or build productive enterprises that gen- erate opportunity. That requires people who have experienced the second kind of learning-how to think. Terrence A. Elkes Every problem, every opportunity- J.D. 1958 in the law, business, and everyday life- Managing Director, Apollo Partners, Ltd. is unique. But problems and opportuni- ties do not exist in isolation. They flow from an ancient interlocking web of precedents, economic realities, and hu- man yearnings. They must be approach- ed with informed respect and a lively imagination. Only then can problems be solved or opportunities exploited. The University of Michigan Law School teaches its students how to think this way. To analyze situations carefully, to test ideas rigorously, to select the best course of action and pursue it diligently. The Lou) Cchn~ilCamparp 5

From the Law School Fund Chair

or more than 30 years, the Law How do we propose to meet our F School Fund has provided unparal- $15 million goal? We have the volunteers, leled financial support to the School. the professional staff in Ann Arbor, and In fact, the Fund is the most successful more than 16,000 living alumni to get the annual giving program on the Michigan joh done. We will ask each and every one campus. Year after year our hundreds of to join us. For the 40% or so of you who enthusiastic volunteers and thousands of give annually to the Fund, our message is our alumni show their support for the straightforward: we ask you to renew and Law School in the most simple and direct increase your support each year of the way, by giving their time and money to Campaign. For the remainder, our the Fund. message is equally forthright: this is the Last year was our best yet. Not only time to show your gratitude for your did we see more total dollars contributed Michigan Law School experience, to lend than ever hefore, but we also witnessed a your support- - to our future Michigan Law notable 13% increase in unrestricted gift students, and to help sustain Michigan's Patricia M. Curmu dollars. Based in part upon that growth, outstanding name in legal education. Law School Fund Chair as its part in the Law School Campaign, Every new dollar and each new donor will the Law School Fund has an unprec- help. All gifts to the Fund, regardless of edented challenge: to raise $15 million in size, count toward the Campaign goal. annual, unrestricted gifts over the life of When you hear from us-and you the Campaign. Unrestricted gifts are will-I hope your answer will be an especially important for the School enthusiastic "Yes!" The Law School Fund's because they provide the flexibility to goal constitutes fully 25% of the monies to respond to the areas of greatest need. be raised during the life of the Law School Their impact is everywhere-from Campaign. With your help, I know ure financial aid to offset steadily increasing will succeed. tuition, to faculty research support as we compete with our peer institutions for the best teachers, to supplementary funds for the operation and maintenance of our beautiful buildings. Dean Bollinger will Patricia M. Curtner tell you that without the Law School J.D. 1978 Fund, the School simply could not Partner, Chapman &a Cutler maintain its preeminent role in modem legal education. The Latit Schonl Campc~iq

The L'nit~erst~of Michi,an Campaign Announcement Law School Campaign Announcement Dinner I

Thursday, September 1 7, 1 992

Lr& the Tent in the Lati! Quadran,pk Reception Half past six o'clock

Banquet Half past seven c, ,,,.,,

Remarks Lee C. Bollinger Dean

James J. Duderstadt President

Gilbert R. Whitaker Provost

Terrence A. Elkes Narional Campaip Char

Patrica M. Curtner

hut School Fund Chair

PremiPre Law School Campaign Video

Toast William R. Jentes Chica,qoMajor Gifts Chair

In the Laul Lib? read in^ Room Musical Finale Armando Ghitalla Trumpet Recital

hope you feel ar hapm about that as we do.

Dean Lee C. Bollinger From the Dean's Commencement Address Law School Campaign Video - The Loul School Campaip 7

The University of Michigan Law School Campaign Announcement Weekend

Friday, September 18, 1992 Law School Panels Death and Dying: Active Euthanasia Moves Toward Center Stage

The Lawyer in a World of International Interdependence

Women's Lives: Breaking the Barriers Part I Women and Justice: Where Are We Now? Part I1 Expanding Horizons

Freedom of Speech and the Press: First Amendment Theory and Media Practice at a Crossroads

Lauj School Open Howes Student Organizations Clinical Law Program Self-guided Walking Tour

Celebrate Michigan Campaign Kickoff and Luncheon Celebrate Michigan on Ingalls Mall

Sattirday , September 19, 1992 Lnw School Campaign Sendoff Brunch

Celebrate Michigan Pre-game Lunch Michigan vs. Oklahoma State 8 The Law School Campaign

Campaign Leaders hip

Ten-ence A. Ekr. '58. National Campaign Chair CAMPAIGN GOAL GlFTS PROJECTION Chicago Los Angeles Tokyo I gift ...... $5,000,000...... $5,000,000 William R. Jentes, Chair, '56 Ronald L. Olson, Chair, '66 Ryu~chlHirano, Honorary Cha~r Harold S. Barron, '61 James N. Adler, '61 Shigeru Eblhara, Co-Cha~r,'76 2 gifts ...... 2,000,000...... 4,000,000 Bruce P. Bickner, '68 Robert E. Aitken, '58 Muneo Kono, Co-Cha~r,'54 Calvin A. Campbell, Jr., '61 Herbert A. Bernhard, '57 Yo~ch~roYamakawa, Secretary, '69 1 6 gifu ...... 1,000,000...... 16,000,000 Patrlcia M. Curtner, '78 WilliamJ. Bogaard, '65 Ko~chiroFujlkura Stewart S. Dixon, '55 Terrance J. Carlson, '78 Takeo Hayakawa, '53 18 gifts ...... 500,000...... 9,000,000 Bruce A. Featherstone, '77 William E. Guthner, Jr., '56 Gen Kajltan~,'63 Morgan L. Fitch, Jr., '48 John B. Houck, '53 Tadash1 ~atiushiro,'71 20 gifts ...... 250,000...... 5,000,000 Donald Hubert, '73 W. Richard Keller, '66 Motoyosh~Nish~kawa, '74 L. Bates Lea, '49 C. Douglas Kranwinkle, '65 Jun Nor~sug~,'76 I 40 grits ...... 100,000...... 4,000,000 Neil McKay, '46 Louis A. Kwiker, '60 Masayuk~Oku, '75 Donald E. Nordlund, '48 Donn B. Miller, '54 Masahiro Shlmojo, '80 60 gifts ...... 50,000...... 3,000,000 Henry B. Pearsall, '61 William R. Nicholas, '62 Shun11 Sh~moyama \ Arthur C. Prine, Jr., '49 Charles E. Patterson, '66 Yosh~oSuzuk~, '62 Nummous gifts ...... < 50,000...... 14,000,000 John B. Schwemm, '59 Richard J. Riordan, '56 Ryo Talra William P. Sutter, '50 Alan I. Rothenberg, '63 Isao Takahashl, '70 $60,000,000 Daniel W. Vittum, Jr., '64 Nancy R. Schauer, '76 Nobutoshi yam an ouch^, '75 Charles V. Thornton, '67 New bequest commitmenrs ...... 15,000,000 Detroit Washington, D . C . Robert B. Aikens, Co-Chair, '54 New York John M. Nannes, Chair, '73 Jeffrey H. Miro, Co-Chair, '67 David W. Belin, Co-Chair, '54 Edward Bransilver, '59 Avem L. Cohn, '49 Terrence A. Elkes, Co-Chair, '58 Alan Galbraith, '66 John Feikens, '41 Robert B. Fiske, Jr., '55 Sally Katzen, '67 J. Kay Felt, '67 Robert P. Luciano, '58 Jerome L~bm,'59 Eugene L. Harrwig, '58 Robert E. Nederlander, '58 James F. Sans, '57 Richard A. Jones, '56 Charles F. Niemeth, '65 Stefan Tucker, '63 David Baker Lewis, '70 Alvin V. Shoemaker, '63 Kathleen McCree Lewis, '73 Arbie R. Thalacker, '60 Law School Fund Richard D. Rohr, '53 Robert E. Wagenfeld, '63 Executive Committee Theodore Sachs, '51 Walter H. Weiner, '53 Joel D. Tauber, '59 David L. Westin, '77 Patricia M. Curtner, Chair, '78 Kathryn Dineen Wriston, '63 John M. Nannes, Vice-Chair, '73 Europe Terrence G. Perris, Vice-Chair, '72 San Francisco Murray J. Feiwell, '63 Jacques H. J. Bourgeois, Chair Robert Z. Feldstein, '63 Dominique Caneau, '67 Frederick P. Furth, Jr., Chair, '59 Richard Katcher, '43 Vojtech Cepl James P. Kleinberg, '67 Sidney Kleinman, '57 Thomas Cottier, '82 Richard W. Odgers, '61 Barbara Rom, '72 Jean-Michel Detry, '76 Bernard Petrie, '52 Sam E. Harris, '89 Charles B. Renfrew, '56 Joachim A. Kappel, '85 Robert P. Tieman, '52 Richard Lauwaars Norman A. Zilber, '56 Mario Marques Mendes, '84 Tom Bork Petersen, '89 Reinhard Quick, '84 Burkhard Schuette, '89 John K. Toulmin, '65 Claudio Visco, '83 Spyros N. Vlachos, '58 Max R. Wehrli, '72 Lawrence D. Ziman The Law School Campaign 9

The Case for Private Support

!, Much of what the Law School is Operating expenses have risen The majority of the new funds today is due to the generosity of a dramatically. The demands on the Law generated by the Carn~aignwill be single donor: William W. Cook. Believ- School's budget-whether for scholar- allocated to doubling the Law School's ing that lawyers of intelligence and ships, faculty salaries and research sup- total endowment. This is an extraordin- integrity are essential to "the continuity port, or library acquisitions-far exceed arily ambitious goal, but it is absolutely of constitutional government and the the purchasing power of available funds. necessary if we are to assure adequate perpetuity of the republic itself," he Michigan's economy has been less investment in the Law School's long-term presented in 1922 the extraordinary gift than vibrant for some time, and recent future. of the Lawyers Club. Over the next annual allocations of state funding have The Campaign also seeks significantly several years, he contributed funding for failed to keep pace with inflation and higher levels of unrestricted annual gifts additional structures to complete the Law rapidly rising costs. In fiscal 1991, through the Law School Fund and encour- Quadrangle. And after his death in 1930, Michigan's higher education appropria- ages new testamentary commitments. Mr. Cook's will provided for the establish- tion per full-time student ranked 31st in ment of an endowed fund to support the nation. faculty research endeavors. As state support has met fewer of The Law School Campaign's $75 million goal William Cook's generosity was our needs, tuition increases have been unprecedented. At the time, his contribu- unavoidable. In the last 12 years alone, derives from the traditional strengths of the tion of buildings and endowment was the Law School tuition for all students has largest gift in the history of legal educa- more than tri~led. institution - faculty, students, and facilities tion. It remains the most significant. With the dramatic rise in operating costs, the steady decline in state support, -and offers an historic oppmtunity for alum- and tuition now at the upper limit, the As our unequivocal response to the Cook University of Michigan Law School, ni and fnends to strengthen tkLaw School's more than ever, must turn to private challenge, the Law School Campaign seeks to support to meet its needs. assets for the next century. William Cook left us a dual legacy. raise $75 million in external funding. He gave us the opportunity to build "a great centre of legal education and The University of Michigan Law of jurisprudence." With his help, and School is an unusual institution- Building on that firm financial and the dedication of all who have taught, unique, in fact, in the history of Ameri- architectural foundation, the Universitv studied, and thought in the Law Quad- can legal education. It is the best of the of Michigan Law ~chool'becameone of rangle, that goal has been achieved. He public law schools, and it ranks with the the two or three most distinguished law also left us an enduring challenge: to finest of the private law schools. maintain and strengthen this remarkable As part of the University of Michi- schools in the world. Even todav., . 70 vears later, the Law School retains that institution gan, it enjoys unparalleled opportunities singular eminence, largely because of the for collaboration with world-class Cook legacy and the enriching contribu- scholars in every academic discipline. tions of manv others. For most of its history, the Law School's As a distinct entity, it has always been a Abundant intellectual resources law school of the highest order, widely have been provided by a succession of financial resources have been sufficient to sup- regarded with admiration, respect, and outstanding deans, a faculty of exception- deep affection.. ally talented scholars, and generations of port its world-chs legal education and re- The Law School's current sources of income can no longer support its world- uncommonlv, bright- students. Financial resources have come from the search programs. That is no longer true. wide renown. Excellence is expensive. State of Michigan, student tuition and Voluntary private support, in recognition fees, endowment income. and the of the Law School's exemplary service to philanthropy of alumni and friends. past, present, and future generations of the legal profession and the larger society, must now extend the vision of the Law School's founders and leaders. 10 The Law School Campaign

Faculty Support-$15 million

The Law School ha traditionally retained pndB Ellis Endowed Professorship a unique faculty of excellent teachers and scholars. But competition for the finest legal minds The University of Michigan Law School Weare grateful to the University of Michigan alumni partners of the Chicago-based intensifies year by year, and Michigan must keep Schoolfor wbtitprovides to iB studenn national law firm of Kirkland & Ellis, pace with peer institutim in attractingandretaining together with the Kirkland & Ellis and to the legal community. We are very Foundation, have enthusiastically make the best. Ada!~timlnamed professorships will pro- bleased to be able to a simificant- < contri- pledged $1.2 million to fund the Kirk- wct and exrend the Law School's outstanding faulty tbt Michigan.r impmmt land & Ellis Chair at the Law School. hnon The Michigan Law School alumni tradition of faculty excellence. partners at the firm, Daniel W. Vittum, Jr., '64, William R. Jentes, '56, Karl E. Daniel W.Vittum, Jr., '64 The faulty's research productivity also depends on Lutz. '75. lames M. Amend, '67. Bruce A. greater budgetingfixibility . The Cook Endowment's ~eathersione,'77, Garrett B. ~ohnson, Partner, Kirkland # Ellis historic suppm for sabbatical leaves, student asis- '7 1, and Alexander F. ~ac~innon,'8 1, were pleased to make generous individual tants, and research mterinls sets afine precedent for commitments as a gesture of appreciation alumni support of faculty davors. Research costs for their Law School education. To recognize the significant have dramatically increased, though, and the Law contributions of Michigan Law School School faculty ha grown, so the Cook fund mlcst graduates at Kirkland & Ellis, the Kirk-

now be augmented with income from new &OW- land & Ellis Foundation will match the gifts of these alumni and complete the ment for research. funding for this professorship. The Lout Schnnl Carnpaiqn 1 1

E lkes Endowed Professorship ENDOWMENT NAMING OPPORTUNITIES Terrence A. Elkes, Law School National Campaign Chair, and his wife Ruth have Full Professorship ...... $I .? rn1U1m-i pledged $1 million combined with a new bequest commitment of $1 million to es- Vis~tinnProfessorship ...... J750.CW0 tablish the Terrence A. and Ruth F. Resemch Professmhip ...... [email protected]@ Elkes Chair. "Among the building blocks that Assistant Profcssmhp ...... $500.0~10 make a great Law School, an outstanding student body and faculty are its founda- CoUeMte Professmh~p...... $_SN,OC?O tion. They exist and function in a symhi- otic relationship," commented Elkes. "In 1987 my wife and I created a scholar- ship fund which has served to attract and keep our students. We feel equally privileged today to do the same for our faculty." Elkes, the managing partner of Apollo Partners Ltd., an investment firm dealing in entertainment and media related properties has been involved with the television and entertainment indus- tries since 1972. His dedication as National Campaign Chair and his extraordinary financial support of the Law School reflect his commitment to extendine Michigan's first-rate legal education for future generations. I am constantly awed my colkagues. They produce interesting , stimulating ulcrrk , techni- cally sound and precise, but at the same time creative, original. They present important new ulays of chinking about kgal probkms. This is a vital ekment of kgd education. \men I bring topics I'm thinking about into the chsroom and test them on stwknts, it's excit- ing. They ask questions. They push me. And they reali~ethe latv is fluid, that they're liting on the cutting edge of the htv.

Jeffrey S . hhrnan Professor of Low 12 The Lati1 School Campaiqn

ohn Butler Schwemm Endowed Fund he Louis and Mvrtle Moskoec~it: J TResearch Professorship Establishment of the Laul Department. By creating the John Butler Schwemm The Louis and Myrtle Moskowitz Research Lacu Professors, James V. Caphell, Chks I. Endowed Fund to promote the teaching Professorship in Business and Law was K'alker, and Thomas M. Cookv, appointed of ethics and professional and individual established with a pledge of $750,000 from Re~ena. responsibility at the Michigan Law Republic National Bank of New York to School, Jack Schwemm, '59, and his wife honor the chairman of its Executive Nancy hope they can make a difference Committee, Louis Moskowitz, and the in the training of future generations of memory of his wife Myrtle Moskowitz. lawyers. "students need to struggle with The Moskowitz Professorship will provide what it means to have duties and respon- a faculty member from the Law School and sibilities, with a consideration of what's the School of Business Administration, on Hen? \V. Ro,qers appointed the first full-time right and proper. They need to arrive at a rotating basis, a one-semester leave from professor of hut. a clear understanding of what the princi- all teaching and administrative responsibili- ples of honesty and fairness and justice ties to pursue research in an area of law, mean." economics and finance. Every third year, The Schwemm Fund, established in lieu of the designation of a Moskowitz with a $500,000 gift, will support the Professor, a forum or lecture series may be teaching of a course each year at the Law offered. School, designed to encourage an appre- Speaking on behalf of Republic Nation- LCIw course extended fiom two to three years ciation of the importance of ethical prin- al Bank, Walter H. Weiner, '53, chairman Repthr facul~meetings instituted. ciples and of individual and professional and chief executive officer, said, "We are responsibility in the practice of law. delighted to honor Louis and Myrtle The Schwemms' interest in the Moskowitz through this partnership with teaching of ethics at the Law School the University of Michigan." Only a few stems from their strong concern for the months after the gift was announced, Louis 1 908 June 1 7 ethical conduct of business. Schwemm, Moskowitz passed away. The fund named a member of the Committee of Visitors in his honor will keep the memory of his hu*Faculg authwi:ed to grant degree of Juris and the Law School's Chicago Major exemplary service and generosity alive. Doctm. Gifts Committee, is the retired chairman Over time, the Fund will sponsor important and chief executive officer of R.R. and useful research which will bring honor Donnelley and Sons, the nation's largest and visibility to the faculty recipients, the commercial printing company, where he Moskowitz family, and Republic Bank of continues to serve as a consultant. New York. The laul School Campai,~ 13

equest Estahlis hes enedum Foundation B Frank G . Millard Professorship B FacuIty Research Endowment Lau~Depanment renamed Lau~School by action of A $1.2 million gift from the estate of With a grant of $500,000, the trustees of Regents . Dorothy E. Millard has endowed the the Benedum Foundation of Pittsburgh, Frank G. Millard Professorship of Law. Pennsylvania, have established the "By his wide variety of acts of public Claude Worthington Benedum Faculty 1929 April 24 service, Frank Millard exemplified the Research Endowment Fund to support public character of law as a profession," new research initiatives. Letter to the Lawyers Club, Unit~ersitvofMichigan, said Dean Lee Bollinger in announcing The Benedum Foundation has over from LVilhm W.Cook: the establishment of the chair. "His life the past three decades been a generous in the law added distinction to the benefactor of the Law School, helping to profession and to his school." build its research and scholarship base The scope and purpose of the low schools will, in mv Millard served as attorney general with commitments to the International opinion, rapdv expand. And the first e.xpansim uill for the State of Michigan from 1950 to and Comparative Law Program and to he the inaugurationoflegal research. You hatie led the 1954. In 1955 he was appointed general the construction of the Allan and Alene counsel of the Department of the Army Smith Law Library Addition in 1977. wav. You h~vethe first and so far the only research and remained in Washington, D.C., until Henry A. Bergstrom, '35, a trustee of professorship. Professor Suhland has hla:ed the 1961, when he returned to Michigan and the Benedum Foundation from 1959 to trail and is heuing a road throu& the uurilderness. was elected a delegate to the Michigan 1991, noted that Michael Benedum, the State Constitutional Convention. creator of the foundation and a pioneer And I think he is loving out the ri&t route. Frank Gurnee Millard (1897-1976), "wildcatter" in the developing oil and gas a native of Corunna, Michigan, earned industry, relied largely on the Michigan his degree from the Law School in 1916. lawyers who for more than eighty years 190 June 4 He practiced law in Flint and was active "wrote the law" in the exploration for in the Genesee County Republican and production of oil and gas. Death of \Villiam W.Cook. Party. Paul Jenkins, '57, president of the Cook Endoument for Legal Research neared. Benedum Foundation, hopes the grant will serve as an incentive to other potential donors as the Law School launches its Campaign. Excited about Benedum's commitment, he stressed that "an increase in endowment is absolutely essential if Michigan is to remain in the front rank of leading law schools." 14 The hue 5chool CnmpaiSn

Endowed Student Support-$15 million

$f\ The lout School must continue to enroll entes Scholarships Atrract Top Students I1the tl~ best sttuients topresercle its stancs to Michigan

amone the finest ins ti tutims of k,deducation. The William R. Jentes, '56, chair of the Law School's Chicago Major Gifts Commit- presence nf unr~suallytaknted students mnkes the tee, and his wife Janet have established a Laul Schonl a more d?mmic academic enriron- $1.5 million endowed merit scholarship ment. Their intellectual curiosip and enthtctiasm fund to help the Law School to attract students of the highest calibre. generate new &as, stimulate better teach in^ and Jentes himself was exactly the type research, and enlizlen the Laul School community. of student the fund will bring to Michi- gan. A member of Phi Beta Kappa and the Order of the Coif, Jentes received a Mm't scholarships msist the Laul School in remit- Fulbright Scholarship and spent the year ing these exceptional stdents who mi,ght consider after his graduation from Michigan study- ing comparative law at the uni"ersity of other school< with more competitive scholarship Grenoble in France. prommc. Merit scholurships also reward students Jentes is now a principal partner fm the clalues of academic excellence and hard ulork with Kirkland & Ellis, where he has practiced for 35 years, and was inducted that me amonK the essential qualities of a snpen'm into the American College of Trial k~aleducation. Thou,$ Michigan has had a modest Lawyers in 1989. In addition to his m'tscholarship proflam for some vears, the Law volunteer activities for the School, he taught a trial practice class at the Law School needs to increate its resources in order to School in the fall of 199 1. ccrmpete for these students of exceptional ability.

It was really nice to meet Mr. ]en tes and to tell him that not having to work for tuition during the school year has been wonderful. It allows me to focus on my studies, which are really important to me. I can put my financial resources ekewhere, like summer sttldy . Right now, I'm looking into taking classes in lapan next summer, because I want to go into inter- national law. Law School is stressful enough without having to think about money. Ofcourse, when we get opportunities like this as students, we will certainly @ve to the Law School when we are in a position to do so, to give others similar opportunities.

Maria Tsitsis, ' lentes Scholar

16 The hut School Camparm

Program Support-$15 million

idfl$dl ippon Life Promotes Sumitomo Bank Ltd. of Japan ! ' ;'' Japanese Lp,qal Stdes N Japanese Legal Sttldies \Vith its superh comparatitle kgal srudies poqam With a gift of $1.2 million, Nippon Life A $500,000 gift from Sumitomo Bank and a libray collection of more than 10.000 lapa- Insurance Company has established the Ltd. of Japan will further strengthen the Nippon Professorship at the Law School. study of Japanese law at the Michigan nese k~altexts, the Laul School hns long atnacted Nippon Life established the endow- Law School. The gift was presented by Japanese scholars. Since 18715. the Laul School has ment in recognition of the mutual desire Kensuke Hotta, director and general of Nippon Lite and the Law School to manager of the Sumitomo New York hosted ntrmerma std~~ts and dis tin,quished visi tors increase opportunities for con tact branch, and Masayuki Oku, joint fim the Japanese k,qal cmmunic. The School's between Japanese and American teach- general manager of the Sumitomo New ers, scholars, and students. Law Professor York branch and Michigan LL.M. '75. Japanese allrmni numher over 100, and have includ- Whitmore Gray, who has been active "It is my hope that this contribution ed memhhers of the Japanese Supreme Court, officials in Japanese legal studies for over twenty will enhance the study and understand- years, notes that "We have had a long ing of the Japanese legal system and that in the Minis- ofJtmce,fnculc at leadingJapanese tradition of having Japanese students your institution will become a center of unit:e~sities,and attmrqs at kading Japanese laul here at the Law School, and our U. S. Japanese law study in the United States," students have become increasingly wrote Sumitomo president Sotoo fim. interested in Japan." Tatsume to Dean Lee Bollinger. He As the Lr.S. and Jupanese economies become mme The Nippon Professorship will continued, "I also hope that this is the provide for an enhanced program of beginning of a long and fruitful relation- inte~&mdent,the Laul School has the oppurruni~ faculty exchange, research grants to ship between your law school and to become the foremost center for cross-cultural faculty and research assistants working Sumitomo." on issues of Japanese law, and additions research on Japanese and American kgal issues. to the Law Library's collection of A&hinnal fudn~for Japanese Legal Studies ulill Japanese legal materials. In the past, teachers from Japan have taught courses support international research fellmlships fm faculp in Japanese criminal law, international and s tudmts , furtb expansion of Michigan's lihra~ litigation, and international trade. The Law School will benefit significantly resources in Japanese laul, and an enhanced po,am from Nippon Life's commitment to ofkctures , conferences, and faculty exchan,re. further such interaction.

The Intemanonal Lou! Promam I The L'nrc~ercrtvof Mrchrgan Laul Schnnl has been a leader rn rnternannnal kcal sttdlec srnce the mld-

nrneteenth ccntuy , ulrth the eunamdnaw breadth of

the lnternannnal laui cumculum , the global Interests ofthefacultv, and the fine rntemanrmal collections m the laut Lrbrarv These assets are enhanced hjr the larre numbher of d~strn~lshedforerpn t~tatorsand students, and the numerous oppmnrnec fmfacu[tv erchanee and student euternthrpc ahrod Preparing

the nert Keneraom of InctreTs fm an rnoearrndv

rnter&p&t uorld 1s amonq the hul School'< hrrhest pmnes The Law School Campaign 17

apan Foundation Alumni Raise Funds for night Foundation Funds Fellowship J Japanese Legal S dies In 1989, the Japanese alumni of Michi- A gift from the Knight Foundation of Funds raised to support the Law Library will address gan Law School formed an Alumni Club, Miami, Florida, will help endow a three major need.: acquisitions, presmvafion, and based in Tokyo. In addition to strength- permanent fellowship in the Michigan ening their ties with each other, the Journalism Program for a journalist computerization. The Library purchases about Club has renewed their ties with the pursuing studies in law and legal issues. 15,000 new volumes each year; with the meteoric School. They have undertaken several Of an overall award of $850,000 from the rise of book prices in the last decade, the Library needs fund-raising initiatives, assisted in secur- Knight Foundation, $375,000 was ing the leadership gifts from Nippon and allocated for law. new funding in order to maintain its collections. Sumitomo, and have as individuals given David Hanners, special projects Because many of the 700,000 volumes in the library the Law School a total of $150,000 writer for the Dallas Morning News, is the are pnnted on acdc papm, they are at risk and must through the Japan Foundation. Their current law Journalism Fellow studying activity on behalf of the Law School will the media and capital punishment. be replaced or protected. To broaden access to its continue to extend the School's ties with "The Michigan Journalism Program world renowned collections, the Law Library has Japan and support for Japanese Legal has attracted quality journalists from Studies at the Law School. some of the best news organizations in undertaken a comprehensive autumatiun project. the nation and given them an educa- This will help conrain costs by dingmore effective tional experience that has often been a use of current resources. It will &o facilitate the catalyst in their careers," says Knight Foundation Vice President James D. work of faculty, students, and the kgal community , Spaniolo, '75. all of whom hpend on the Law Library. Established in 1950 by John S. and James L. Knight, the Knight Foundation is one of the nation's largest private The Clinical Law Programs foundations. It makes national grants in The ClinicalLaw Program and Child Advocaq Law journalism, higher education and the fields of arts and culture. Clinic are immensely popular with students, as are the Women and the Law Clinic, and Enoironmental Law.

The necessity for and importance of research Students are often turned away from the clinical leading to an understanding ofJapanese law by experiences they seek because of ashortage offaculty America's premike educational institutions supervisors, lnneased support for the Clinical Lau~ are growingrapidly . The University of Michi- Program will reinforce the Law School's commit- gan Law School has undertaken to deepen its ment to public intmst work and increase students' understanding of and research into Japanese access to, and interest in, the full range of practice options. law, to become a major center for research in Japanese law in the United States, and to Michigan's outstadng clinical law programs could establish an epoch-making Japanese law re- be ekvated to national stature with additional fund- search program. ing for faculty support.

Translated from the Japanese Fund Raising for the University of Michigan Law School Japanese Law Program 18 The Lauf School Campaiqn

Discretionary Endowment

L'nresmcted endounwnt @fuare in many ;,\4-$A;, S District Court Judge Arlern L. Cohn obert P. Luciano Helps Law School !'ulavs the most rlahcnhk, as they allnu1 the U Establishes Dean's Discre tionay Fund R Look Toqvard the Future School to allocate funds where the need is peatest. To "The very foundation of my professional Robert P. Luciano, '58, has maintained a hrle the [email protected]'hili~to fund new research initiatives as life" is how U.S. District Court Judge long-term commitment to research and Avern Cohn, '49, describes his Unlver- development and pursued clearly focuss- hqv arise, to take advanrace of opportunities forwst sity of Michigan Law School years. ed goals in his capacity as chairman and kcncres and seminars on k~alissues of the mmnent, Without Michigan, he says, he could not chief executive officer of Schering- have succeeded at the practice of law for Plough Corp., the New Jersey-based tn enahle students to take on special projects: these 30 years nor attained the prestigious pharmaceutical company. are befits of unresmcted endoument income. An federal judgeship he has held since 1979. His concern for investing in the unresmcted endortment Rift is an exnaordinay vote Judge Cohn practiced law with his future has carried over to his generous father, Invin I. Cohn, '17, who passed on support of the Law School. In response of confidence in the Laup School and its kadarship. to his son a love of the University, a love to the Law School Campaign's ambitious of the law, and a sense of public duty and goals, Luciano has pledged to increase philanthropy. Jud~eCohn's leadership the Robert P. Luciano Endowed Dean's "The lmn-tm impact of a suhstnntial endoument gift of $500,000 to establish the Irwin I. Discretionary Fund, which he established heRennating discreti- fund5 for tk School is and Avern Cohn Dean's Discretionary in 1986, five-fold to a total of $500,000. Fund will honor his father and recognize "This is a way of giving something hack mclv si,pificant. These fund$ are especiallv c~altcahk the strong and continuing bond between to the Law School," he explains, "and in that thev Renerace funds fm unforeseen htmen'- the Cohn family and the Law School. also of giving the dean some of the flexi- tm'orcc student and faculty oppmtunities as tkv This fund will generate discretionary bility I know a chief executive needs." funds for student and faculty opportuni- Luciano credits the Law School with arise. " ties as they develop in the future. providing the educational foundation for his career success. His financial support Lee C. Rnllin,qer In addition to being a long-standing Oean supporter, Judge Cohn has participated of the School is echoed by his volunteer in the life of the Law School as a member support. Among his many volunteer of its Committee of Visitors and as a activities on behalf of the University, he visiting lecturer. His generous gifts to is a member of the Committee of the Law School reflect his abiding Visitors and the Law School's New York commitment to advancing the standards Major Gifts Committee. of American jurisprudence and the study of law at Michigan. The Law School Campaign I9

Planned Giving

f#, In addition to outright gifts of cash and securities, the following ways !. 11 of giving also benefit both the Law School and the donor:

Charitable Remainder Trusts Charitable Lead Trusts Donor Pooled Income Fund Donor transfers assets to either a chari- Donor transfers assets to a charitable lead Donor makes a contribution of at least table remainder annuity trust or a trust for the benefit of the Law School. $10,000 to the University of Michigan charitable remainder unitrust for the During the donor's lifetime or during a Donor Pooled Income Fund. The donor benefit of the Law School. An annuity predetermined trust term, the trust will and/or a designated beneficiary will share trust distributes a fixed income, an agreed pay income to the Law School. After that in the income of the Fund during their upon percentage of the fair market value time period, the assets will be retumed to lifetimes. of the assets at the time the trust is the donor or the donor's beneficiaries. Benefit to the Law School created, to the donor and/or beneficiary Benefit to the Law School When the donor and the designated during their lifetimes, while a unitrust A charitable lead trust can provide beneficiaries are deceased, the distributes variable income depending on immediate and substantial support to donor's share of the Fund is trans- the fluctuating market value of the assets. the Law School. ferred to the Law School. Benefit to the Law School Advantages to the Donor Advantages to the Donor After the time period fixed by the A charitable lead trust makes use of The donor derives income from a donor, the assets of the trust are assets not currently needed for large diversified professionally distributed to the Law School. income. The trust may reduce gift or managed portfolio. Because the gift Advantages to the Donor estate taxes, or, if the assets are will ultimately benefit the Law The trust provides an annual income retumed to the donor, may provide a School, a section 501 (c)(3) charitable for the life of the trust, creates an reduction in income taxes. organization, the transfer of appreci- immediate income tax charitable ated securities to this Fund will avoid deduction, alleviates capital gains capital gains tax liabilities. taxes on appreciated securities and/ or property transferred into the trust, provides diversification of invest - ments and professional management, and saves estate taxes by reducing a donor's taxable estate.

The Albert and Virginia Early Charitable Remainder Trust

Albert D. Early, '37, and his wife enjoying future estate tax savings by Virginia have established a charitable reducing their taxable estate. remainder unitrust that will ultimately Mr. Early knows well the tax The unimt provides us with a scream of fund the Albert D. and Virgina B. Early advantages of a unitrust. He is a retired incomeform longar mywife and I live, andit.s Visiting Professorship. This unitrust Dartner and former head of the tax offers major benefits to the Law School hepartInent of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley a wonderful way for us to giue something back and the Earlys. The school will gain an & McCloy in New York. He also to a great law school. endowed visiting faculty position for tax recognizes another benefit of this law and support for research on tax financial arrangement, regular income policy. The Earlys received a charitable payments. Albert D. Early, '37 deduction upon the transfer of appreci- ated securities used to fund the trust while mitigating capital gains taxes and 2C7 The L1u3 School Cnmparpn

New Bequest Commitment: $15 Million

William W. Cook completed his For some donors, a bequest is a FROM THE \Y'ILL OF I magnificent gift, the buildings of singular financial opportunity to make a N'ILLIAM \X'. COOK the Law Quadrangle, and created the major commitment of assets to the Law equally important William W. Cook School. For others, a bequest is the Reliezin~,as I do, that Amm'can in~riturim me of Endowment for Faculty Support through culmination of a lifetime of significant more cmeqlcence than the utealth or prmm of the a bequest. In subsequent years, the support. In both cases, such a remem- testamentary gifts of other pro\ '1'd ent brance is tangible evidence of a generos- counq;and helier~in,~that the p~senlationandderlel- donors such as Frederick L. Leckie, Julian ity of spirit and a belief in the value of opment of these insnturions hatre been, are, and utill and Marguerite Wolfson, and Clyde the fine legal education the University of Alton DeWitt created major endowed continue to be under the khshipof the k~alprofes- Michigan Law School offers. funds that will benefit students and All new bequest commitments made sion; and he lie tin^ also that the future of Amen'ca faculty of the School in perpetuity. during the Campaign (July 1, 1990 ikN lar~elvcm that pofession; and beliezinc that Professor Peter Westen proudly holds the through June 30, 1997) will be counted Frank G. Millard Professorship estab- toward the goal if the individual making the character of the but schools determines the charac- lished by the generous bequest of an estate plan provision for the Law ter of the k~dprofession, I ulish to aid in enlarfin~the Dorothy E. Millard. School informs the School of the type of scope and improcin,q the standad of the law schools Recognizing the impact that these commitment and an estimate of the gifts can have, the school has established anticipated expectancy. In addition to by aid in^ the one fim which 1 gmduated, namelv , the a goal of $15 million for new bequest taking part in the Campaign, these Laul School of the Universit? of ;Michi,can. commitments made through provisions donors will also achieve recognition in in estate plans. These provisions may the University's John Monteith Society. transfer specific monies or percentages of estates to the Law School for any purpose, from general support for the School to specific uses such as scholar- ships, professorships, program or Law Library support.

-- -' "PI . i' Law School Fund Unrestricted Gifts-$15 Million

As its part ofthe Law School To reach its goal of $15 million in Campaign, the Law School Fund unrestricted gifts, the Law School Fund =rnbtaces a new, unprecedented challenge: will look to all graduates for support. 1kmwof.ommeypossessing~~ to raise $15 million in annual unrestricted Throyh the dons of a comprehensive utility dun1&pri~m gifts mtiMto thc gh. For the School, these gifts constitute network d regional, firm, class and the fastest growing component of the Partners in Leadership volunteers; mail Schoolbyits~andalumni.77temoneys openting budget. Unrestricted dollars, appeals; and a student phone calling plivateb cxmwhml wesent dre &fireewe program; the School will encourage each which once provided the extras, now between a school ofdatecompetence and support essentialneeds of the School's University of Michigh Law graduate to academic program each year and give the participate in the Campaign with an one~essinggenuinedistinction,and this is deap the flexibility to take maximum ad* annual unrestricted gift to the Law klyto be ever merme in drej'utwe than in vantage of new opportunities as they mise. School Fund. The Law School Fund asks the gas&. those currently partkipating-approxi- mately 40%-to increase their annual gifts.- The Fund asks those who are not Francis Alien regular contributors to consider this Campaign as the time to begin a practice of annual support.

LAW SCHOOL FUND LAW SCHOOL FUND ANNUAL GIFTS UNRESTRICTED GIFTS Total Dollars Projected Cd 1990-91 1991-92 Law School CamP(ygn 1992-97

LW School Fund lruv School Fund hjectcdGt&dr Unmnicted % Years Gifn chrmge

h 1 990-92 ...... $3,~ 1 9,309' (NY~FYN~ rn '.nog S P- x 1992-93 ...... $1,981,781 ...... 6% -Lh V\ -=

22 The Lacc~School Campaign

partners in Leadership A duocares for Excellence PARTNERS IN LEADERSHIP Memo Area ConCentTrttion High-Low by Metro-area Established four years ago, the Law To emphasize the importance of undesig- 1991-92 School's Partners in Leadership program nated annual gifts and to encourage offers deserved recognition to the increased support, this year the Law School # of Pmmerr Tod % in Laderrhip dmni Poiricipnnm graduates and friends whose annual gifts established a new recognition level, total $1,000 or more (including match- Advocates for Excellence. Graduates are Demoit, MI ...... 84 .....1,822 .....4.6% ing gifts). In addition, it encourages recognized as Advocates for annual increased annual support. The growth of contributions of $500 to $999 (including Chicago, IL ...... 71 ..... 1,273 .... .5.5% private giving in response to the program matching gifts) during a fiscal year. Washington, DC ...... 56 ..... 1,129 .....4.9% is significant. Since its inception, the This year, the Law School realized a Law School has realized a 60% increase 22% increase in gifts of $500 to 999. This Neco Ymk, NY ...... 41 ...... ,702 .... .5.8% in alumni recognized as Partners. goes to show that when asked, Michigan The Partners in Leadership program Law School alumni will step up to the Los Angeks, CA ...... 25 ...... ,476 .....5.2% is ~rimarilva volunteer-driven effort challenge of helping to sustain Michigan's Ckvelnnd, OH...... 18 ...... ,265 .....6.7% enianced by phone and mail appeals. name in legal education. Under the dedicated guidance of the San Francisco, CA ..... l l ...... ,352 .....3.1% School's National Partners chair, John M. Nannes, '73, volunteers set a leader- Pittsburgh, PA ...... 10 ...... 133 .....7.5% ship example by contributing $1,000 or more. They then call five to ten col- leagues, friends, or classmates to encour- age a similar gift. During the life of the five-year Campaign, the Law School looks forward to continued growth of the Partners in Leadership program.

p artners in Lendership Volunteers Louis D. Beer, '68 Charles F. Clippert, '59 Gordon S. Gold, '71 Jefiy N. Grabel, '71 Anne H. Hiernstra, '76 W. Fred Hunting, '63 Richard Katcher, '43 D. Michael Kratchman, '63 Barrie Lawson Loeks, '79 John M . Nannes , '73 Eric A. Oesterle, '73 William C. Pelster, '67 Barbara Rom, '72 Richard A. Rossman , '64 Jack H. Shuler, '42 Mark E. Schlussel, '65 Byron D. Walter, '50 The Law School Campaign 23

100% Participation 100% PARTICIPATION

Two years ago. the Law School Fund This 1991-92 fiscal year. the 100% Firms nr 100% Dms established the 100% Participation Participation Program saw remarkable Program. Its purpose is to encourage all success . Seventy-three firms. 22 more Altheimer B Gray ...... I I Law School alumni practicing in firms than last year. took part . As the number with ten or more Michigan graduates to of firms involved grew larger. so did the Baker B Daniels ...... 16 become annual participants in the Law number reaching the 100% goal . Partici- Bames B Thomburg ...... 11 School Fund . The program's format is pating firms not reaching 100% also basic . A Law graduate from each qualify- deserve recognition. Their rate of Chnpman B Cuth ...... 19 ing firm is enlisted as a "Captain" to participation was well above the average personally solicit gifts from other U-M 40% for Law School graduates with three Clark. Kkin B Beaumont ...... 30 Law alumni in the firm. aiming for 100% out of every four firms involved achiev- Crowell B Moring ...... 11 participation . The names of all firms ing over 50% participation . This success that reach 100% are prominently reflects the hard work of the firm Dinsmore B Shohl ...... 14 displayed throughout the following fiscal captains and the competitive spirit of 6" year in the Law School Placement Law School graduates when offered a Fosm. Swift. Collins Smith ...... 14 Office . worthy challenge . Frosr B Jacobs ...... I I

Imner B Block ...... 33

Law. Weathers B Richnrdson ...... 14

Mayer. Brow B Piart ...... 38

Miller. Johnson . StwU 61 Cummisky ...... 24

Pepper. Hanulton B Scheerz ...... 16 It gives a bit of competitive fivor to the pro- R~dnickB Wolfe ...... 17 cess. which many firms and young lawyers Shearman €4 Sterling ...... 21 seem to enjoy . They get caught up in it . People who never gave to the Law School before Skaddo?. Arps. Slate. Meagher 61 Flom ...... 38 wanted to contribute to this effort . Smnmers. Schwanz. Silver 6^ Schwarrz ...... 13

Sulliuan B Cronwell ...... 9 John M . Nannes. '73 I Warner. Nornoss B Judd ...... 33

WtGIman. HanoGI. A1h En Dixon ...... 12 24 The Lzu School Campaign

25th Reunion-Class of 1966

o mark the occasion of the 25th Law C lnss Committee GIFTS AND PLEDGES TSchool reunion. members of the Class of 1966 have joined together in a $25,000 + Alan and Sarah Galbraith gesture of appreciation for what the Ron Olson, Chair Arlo Levi School has given them. At their reunion La? Berkowitz dinner on Saturday, October 19, 1991, Ronald Olson Class Gift Chair Ron Olson announced Jon Birge Richard C. Sneed, Jr . the ambitious Class Gift program, seeking Doug Cain Thomas G . Washing the support of all classmates in a signifi- John Cook cant gift to the School. Olson and a committee of 17 volunteers led the fund- Dewey Crawford $10,000 + Douglas Cain raising effort, and members of the class George Elesner have responded generously. The Class Jon D. Carlson Henry Ewalt has raised $595,000 in gifts and pledges, Dewey B. Crawford the second largest 25th reunion Class Alan Galbraith R. Malcolm Cumming Gift in the history of the Law School. Benjamin F. Gamer The impact of these contributions is William S . Hawgood Bill Hawgood readily evident: fully $203,794 went into James E. Howie, Jr. the Law School Fund in fiscal year 1992 Ed Hood Morton Levin compared to the Class' $46,249 contribu- Mort Levin tions in Fiscal Year 1991. The Class of Terry Murphy John R. Monson 1966 Class Gift will continue to play a Terrence Murphy significant role in the Law School Fund, Fred Schlegel as some pledges from the class will be James G . Phillipp Dick Sneed paid over the next several years. These Fred E. Schbgel unrestricted gifts are recognized in both Tom Washing the $75 million Law School Campaign Bill Wood and the Law School Fund, which seeks $5,000 + Jonathan L.Birge $15 million in unrestricted giving over William E. Doster the life of the Campaign. George Eksner Because of the tremendous success of 1966's Reunion Class Gift effort, the Henry W. Ewalt, I11 Class of 1967 and others to come will Robert A. Fippinger build on the strength of that generous E. Edward Hood example, setting high goals for their reunion gifts, and generating significant George L.Jertkins new support for the Law School. John M. Walker, Jr . The Law School wishes to acknowl- edge the entire class, noting in particular the Committee and top ledges to the $2,500 + Robert E. Epstein Class Gift effort. Barbara E . Hawchu William T. Wood Donm Societies 25

Donor Societies

onor Societies enable the Law School to recognize publicly its most benevolent alumni and D friends. Listed below are Law School alumni and friends recognized hy the Universitv of , Michigan Presidential Societies. These lists reflect the exceptional patronage of a select group of donors to whom the Law School is especially grateful. Presidential Society recognition is by virtue of cumulative gifts and pledges to the Untversity as of June 30, 1992. For details on eligibility for any of the following societies please contact the Law School Development and Alumni Relations Offlce.

The James B. Angell Society

The James B. Angell Society recognizes those alumni and friends who have achieved gifts of $1 mi!lion or more. In each case, Law School alumni at the James B. Angell Society level of giving have designated all or a major portion of their gift to the Law School. The James B. Angell Society recognizes the extraordinary support and commitment of this esteemed group of donors:

Hon. & Mrs. Avem L. Cohn, '49 Members in Mmorinm Joseph H. Parsons Claude Worthing Renedum William W. Cook Crapo C. Smith Foundation Clvde A. Pc\Vitt Robert '4. Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Terrence A. Elkes, '58 Clifton cC Ethel Kolb lullan A. & Rosina Mr. & Mrs. Norman Freehling Frederick L. Leckie hlareuerite \Y.'olfqon Nippon Life Insurance Company Mr. & Mrs. James R. Nelson nt New York

The Ruthven Societv

The Ruthven Society, the newest of the University's Presidential Societies, honors those exemplary contributors whose gifts total $500,@@0or more. Law School alumni and friends whose admirable support to the University has earned them recognition in this society are:

DeRoy Testamentary Memberc ~n Memnnam FounJat~on W~ll~ir~l1 R'injvn, ]r Rnhcrt E Ncclerlander, '58 Mr & Mrk. Charlez Clyne Repuhlic Natlonal Rank ot Earl Warren DeLano New York Gerald & Lll11,ln Dvk\tr,i Jd~nR cC Nancv Schn~crnm,'59 Charlc4 Gcrshensen Thomas G. Long Frank G and Dnrothv E M~ll~rd Isal~elH. Naurnan Ro\ W~llv 26 Donor Societies

The Harry B. Hutchins Society

The Harry B. Hutchins Society recognizes a select group of loyal benefactors who have supported the University with gifts of $100,000 or more.

Mr. &Mrs. Robert B. Aikens, '54 Mrs. Jason L. Honigman Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Steig, '51 Hobart D. & Willabelle Mrs. John L. Anderson Mr. Hugh C. Johnson, '58 Duane Stranahan, Jr., '62 Harper Hoyt Mr. David W. Belin, '54 Mrs. Kenneth T. Johnson Mrs. Thomas E. Sunderland Henry K. Huber Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Mr. &Mrs. Richard Katcher, '43 Mr. & Mrs. William P. Sutter, '50 Clair B. Hughes Bergstrom, '35 William A. L. Kaufman, '43 W. Bruce Thomas, '52 Mr. & Mrs. George M. Humphrey Bruce P. & Joan A. Bickner, '68 Mrs. James A. Kennedy Mrs. Carl F. Truitt Emra H. & Eva Coryell Ireland Dr. Elizabeth S. Bishop Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Lott, '35 Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Kenneth T. Johnson John D. &Janet Boyles, '59 Jonathan D. Lowe, '76 Wagenfeld, '63 Elroy 0.Jones W. Lawrence Clapp, '63 Mr. &Mrs. Robert P. Luciano, '58 Mrs. Edwin West Mr. & Mrs. James A. Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Benard L. Maas Foundation Mrs. G. Mennen Williams John Kiiskila Colombo, '40 Mr. & Mrs. C. Blake McDowell, Jr., '43 Mr. & Mrs. Walter 6. Wriston, '63 Mr. & Mrs. Leger J. Metzger Mrs. Willard M. Cornelius, Jr. R.W. Nahstoll, '46 Stanley R. Zax, '61 Gilbert H. Montague Gilbert A. Currie, '49 Mrs. Leo T. Norville Samuel Zell, '66 Leo T. Norville Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm L. Denise,'37 Ronald L. and Jane Olson, '66 Anonymous Jay H. Payne John S. Dobson, '46 Mrs. Beahl T. Perrine Beahl T. Perrine Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Terrence G. Perris, '72 Membeis in Memoriam John F. & Martha M. Rice Donnelly, '50 Arthur C. Prine, Jr., '49 Albert H. Adams Russell Lee Rua Mr. &~Mrs.Albert D. Early, '37 Roy F. &Jean Humphrey John L. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. F. Roland Sargent Mr. & Mrs. Murray J. Feiwell, '63 Proffitt, '48 Esther Tuttle Bailey Ray W. & Sarah Smith Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Thomas A. Reynolds, Jr., '5 1 Gaylord N. Bebout, Jr. Calvin N. Souther Feldkamp, '71 Mr. & Mrs. Dean E. Richardson, '53 Mr. & Mrs. Roscoe 0. Arthur E. Spencer, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert 6. Fiske, Jr., '55 Margaret A. &John E. Bonisteel, Sr. Thomas E. Sunderland Mr. & Mrs. C. Richard Ford, '49 Riecker, '54 Mr. & Mrs. Roy E. Brownell Hobart Taylor, Jr. Mrs. Ralph M. Freeman Mr. & Mrs. Ernest J.Rua, Jr. Henry M. Butzel Carl F. Truitt Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Stanley S. Schwartz, '55 Willard M. Cornelius, Jr. Helen Bates Van Tyne Furth, Jr., '59 Mr. & Mrs. Jack H. Shuler, '42 James E. Duffy, Jr. Edwin N. West Mrs. William 6. Giles Paul E. Siegel, '40 Clifton G. Dyer Hon. G. Mennen Williams Hicks Griffiths, '40 Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Smith, '65 Maxine Forsyth Earl S. Wolaver Lieut. Gov. Martha Griffiths, '40 Mrs. Calvin N. Souther Hon. Ralph M. Freeman Mr. & Mrs. William J. Mr. & Mrs. George E. William B. Giles Halliday, Jr., '48 Sperling, Jr., '40 Jason L. Honigman

The Henry P. Tappan Society

The Henry P. Tappan Society honors those private contributors whose gifts total $50,000 or more.

Maurice S. & Linda Binkow Charles C. Killin, 'SO Mr. & Mrs. William J. Schrenk, Jr., '49 Members in Memoriam James W. Callison, '53 Sidney C. Kleinman, '57 John F. Scott, Jr., '42 Mr. & Mrs. George F. Aldrich Paul B. Campbell, '54 Raymond E. Knape, '55 Harold M. Shapero, '21* Ben P. Brasley Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. Kolb, '65 Mr. & Mrs. Alvin V. Shoemaker, '63 John W. Cooley Mr. & Mrs. William George Earle, '66 Mrs. Milton A.Kramer, '38 Elaine & Herbert Sott, '43 Harry C. Daley Mrs. Mitchell Feldman C. Douglas Kranwinkle, '65 Frank 6. Stone, '38 Mrs. Robert P. (Elizabeth) Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Frohl~ch,'41 Francis B. Kulp, Jr., '64 Joel David Tauber, '59 Dockeray Alan & Sarah Galbraith, '66 Richard N. Lein, '39 Mr. & Mrs. A. Paul Victor, '63 Mr. & Mrs. Harry Doerr Mrs. Harry G. Gault Neil McKay, '46 Daniel W. Vittum, Jr., '64 Mitchell Feldman Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Goldstein, '52 Margaret & Bill McKinley, '50 Mr. & Mrs. Byron D. Walter, '50 Margaret Fisher Joseph & Ellen Goldstein, '72 Mr. & Mrs. Brownson Murray Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Washing, '66 Harry G. Gault William E. Guthner, Jr., '56 John F. & Ann Landwirth Nickoll, '60 Mrs. Louis Zanoff James A. Greene Mr. & Mrs. Roger B. Harris, '62 Anne M. &Charles F. Niemeth, '65 Milton A. Kramer George M. Humphrey, 11, '67 Mr. & Mrs. Brian P. Patchen, '69 Mrs. Richard N. Lein Mr. & Mrs. Ira]. Jaffe, '63 Mr. & Mrs. Francisco Penberthy, '24 Mr. & Mrs. Forest E. McKee William R. &Janet S. Jentes, '56 Louis Perlmutter, '59 Carrie K. Schwartz Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Johnston, '53 M. Harry & Wanda Piper, '56 Louis Zanoff Barbara J. 6. Kacir, '67 Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Riordan, '56 Robert C. Keck, '39 Mr. & Mrs. Alan I. Rothenberg, '63 Donor Societies 27

The Presidents Club

The Presidents Club, the first tier and oldest of the University's Presidential recognition 1e.i. has been enthusiastically supported by many Law School alumni. The Presidents Club recognizes those donors whose lifetime gifts total $15,000 or more.

Kazuhisa Abe, '39 Robert W. Buechner, '74 Thomas A. Dieterich, '59 John W. Gelder, '59 William B. Acker, '75 Frederick G. Buesser, Jr., '40 Thomas G. Dignan, Jr., '64 John G. Gent, '48 Alan T. Ackerman, '72 Lawrence L. Bullen, '54 Paul R. Dirnond, '69 Ronald R. Gilbert, '67 Thomas H. Adams, Jr., '60 Bert Burgoyne, '56 Michael A. Dively, '64 Roland E. Ginsburg, 'SO Joel S. Adelman, '67 Thomas N. Bumham, '73 Stewart S. Dixon, '55 Dudley J. Godfrey, Jr., '52 James N. Adler, '61 Richard R. Bums, '71 William C. Dixon, '28 Gordon S. Gold, '71 William F. Aigler, '43 Charles E. Burpee, '79 Clifford H. Dornke, '35 Fredric Norman Goldberg, '78 Francis A. Allen James L. Burton, '59 Albert F. Donohue, '36 Edward B. Goldman, '68 John W. Allen, '72 John W. Butler, Jr., '80 Stuart G. Dow Sanders A. Goodstein, '46 Thomas D. Allen, '52 Thomas K. Butterfield, '68 George S. Downey, '33 Frederick Gordon, '62 John H. Anderson, '51 Alfred M. Butzbaugh, '66 Raymond H. Dresser, Jr., '56 Norman N. Gottlieb, '54 Paul J.Anderson, '32 Elden W. Butzbaugh, Jr., '68 Mark F. Duffy Thomas M. Could, '73 Robert W. Appleford, '60 David C. Buxbaum, '59 Daniel H. Dunbar, '51 William D. Gowans, '26 Richard J.Archer, '48 Chester J. Byms, '51 Stuart J. Dunnings, Jr., '50 Jeffry N. Grabel, '71 Jack G. Armstrong, '56 John Joseph Callahan, '52 Ralph H. Dwan, Jr., '57* Victor L. Graf, Jr. Clinton R. Ashford, '50 Roy H. Callahan, '29 Dr. Louis Dy11, '53 Ford M. Graham, '38 Alphonse H. Aymond, '39 Calvin A. Campbell, Jr., '61 William G. Earle, '66 H. James Gram, '40 Gerald L. Bader, Jr., '59 Thomas D. Carney, '72 Morton L. Efron, '62 Whitmore Gray, '57 W. Timothy Baetz, '69 Michael L. Carter, '66 Susan M. Eklund, '73 John A. Grayson, '55 William R. Bagby, '36 William C. Cassebaum, '56 John C. Elam, '49 David S. Green, '77 John C. Baity, '58 John M. Chase, Jr., '57 Robert Eleveld, '61 Thomas H. Green, 'SO James W. Baker, '51 Sherry L. Chin, '75 Robert H. Elliott, Jr., '58 E. V. Greenwood, '49 Robert E. Baker, '55 Roy H. Christiansen, '57 Warren G. Elliott, '52 Waldo K. Greiner, '29 Charles L. Barnell, '66 George S. Clark, '70 Sheldon M. Ellis, '40 Carleton H. Griffin, '53 James M. Barrett, 111, '49 William A. Clark, '52 James L. Elsman, Jr., '62 Garth E. Griffith, '53 William G. Barris, '66 Stephen H. Clink, '36 James D. Emerson, '67 William C. Griffith, '61 Harold S. Barron, '61 Charles F. Clippert, 11, '59 S. Cody Engle, '66 James B. Griswold, '74 Jeffrey W. Barry, '63 Darryl R. Cochrane, '65 John W. Ester, '65 Henry M. Grix, '77 Robert T.Bartlow, '48 Donald M. Cohn, '40 John L. Etter, '61 William A. Groening, Jr., '36 Leonard J. Baxt, '72 William M. Colby, '66 Domenic Federico, '65 Hurst K. Groves, '67 Robert H. Bellairs, '48 Gary D. Cole James P. Feeney, '71 Marilyn W. Groves, '67 F. Loyal Bemiller, '58 Irving W. Coleman, '34 Hon. John Feikens, '41 Grant]. Gruel, Jr., '58 Alexander E. Bennett, '63 Mrs. Robert T. Collins John C. Feldkamp, '65 Donald W. Gruettner, '55 P. E. Bennett, '76 Alfred F. Conard Joseph D. Feldman, '66 Stanley W. Guinn, '92 Patrick J. Berardo, '70 William J. Conlin, '55 Robert Z. Feldstein, '63 Carson C. Grunewald, '49 Daniel B. Beresford, '62 William H. Conner, '67 J. Kay Felt, '67 Peter L. Gustafson, '70 James R. Beuche, '73 Laurence D. Connor, '65 Robert L. Fenton, '55 William E. Guthner, Jr., '56 William B. Birmingham, '71 Bruce C. Conybeare, '64 Jack N. Fingersh, '58 Erwin H. Haass, '27 L. Ray Bishop, '63 David J.Cooper, '60 John W. Fischer, 111, '68 Paul M. Hamburger, '83 Donald Gordon Black, '55 David M. Copi, '68 Morgan L. Fitch, Jr., '48 Fred L. Harnric, '50 Thomas H. Blaske, '76 William J. Cowlin, '56 Michael R. Flyer, '62 Robert D. Handley, '40 Curtis B. Blessing, '80 Kenneth A. Cox, '41 David Foltyn, '80 Charles Hansen, '50 John H. Blish, '65 Brooks Crabtree, '42 Richard E. Forrestel, '49 Edward A. Hansen, '56 Robert L. Bluemle, '59 Dewey B. Crawford, '66 Joe C. Foster, Jr., '49 David L. Haron, '69 Harry N. Blum, '57 Eben G. Crawford, '62 Robert B. Foster, '65 Clifford H. Hart, '60 David D. Blumenstein, '32 Scott B. Crooks, '68 Barry I. Fredericks, '61 Eugene L. Harrwig, '58 William J. Bogaard, '65 Richard E. Cross, '38 Ruth Tuttle Freeman, '30 James W. Haugh, '61 Clarence J. Boldt, Jr., '34 R. Malcolm Cumming, '66 Walter B. Freihofer, '48 Paul A. Heinen, '56 Earl R. Boonstra, '50 Lawrence E. Curfman, Jr., '32 T. Patrick Freydl, '67 Edward]. Heiser, Jr., '68 Walter R. Boris, '50 Donald M. Cutler, '62 Thomas L. Freytag, '66 Lynn A. Helland, '80 Ann M. Borkin, '83 C. Shelby Dale, '38 Abba I. Friedman, '61 Frederic Wm. Heller, '67 Joel M. Boyden, Sr., '62 Ronald L. Dalman, Sr., '59 John T. Frost, '65 Boyd A. Henderson, '65 Alexander M. Bracken, '3 1* David Davidoff, '42 Robert E. Fryer, '47 Arnold Henson, '59 Jeffrey W. Bracken, '75 Steven P. Davis, '62 H. W. C. Furman, '54 David F. Heroy, '76 M. L. Bradbury, Jr., '42 William J. Davis, Jr., '79 John W. Galanis, '63 Stuart E. Hertzberg '51 Hubert J. Brandt, '53 Walter L. Dean, '51 Connie R. Gale, '7 1 Stuart T. K.Ho, '63 Daniel L. Brenner, '27 Barbara J. R. Debrodt, '79 Michael R. Gallagher, '49 R. Stuarr Hoffius Gerald Bright, '50 John L. Denniston, '51 E. James Gamble, '53 Richard L. Hoffman, '64 Norman I. Brock, '55 Praful R. Desai, '57 George H. Gangwere, '47 Henry M. Hogan, Jr., '57 Keefe A. Brooks, '80 Edmond F. DeVine, '40 Benton E. Gates, Jr., '54 1. William Holland, '63 Eric V. Brown, Jr., '65 Allen C. Dewey, Jr., '58 Benton E. Gates, Sr., '28 Allen C. Holmes, '44* Stratton S. Brown, '49 Carey A. DeWitt, '84 Arthur R. Gaudi, '61 John B. Houck, '53 Martin R. Browning, '49 Gary R. Diesing, '74 Samuel E. Gawne, '3 1 Milton M. Howard, '37 28 Donor Societies

James L. Howlett, '54 William G. Lerchen, Jr., '41 Katherine Nathan Susan Peterson Rodgers, '78 Faris A. Howrant, '65 Arlo D. Levi, '66 ~Mrs.Harry Nayer Burton Rodney, '63 Gordon W. Hueschen, '5 1 Mark J. Levick, '65 Edward J. Neithercut, '50 Lawrence B. Rogers, '60 Richard M. Hughey, '57 Joel A. Levine, '63 Fred C. Newman, '39 Richard D. Rohr, '53 Charles E. Humphrey, Jr., '68 Dean S. Lewis, '58 Joel I. Newman, '72 Margaret L. Rorke, '42 Larry D. Hunter, '74 Jerome B. Libin, '59 William R. Nicholas, '62 Ira B. Rose, '67 W. Fred Hunting, Jr., '63 Robert Libner, '54 John R. Nichols, '62 Harriet G. Rosenberg Charles]. Hurbis Paul L. Lieberman, '68 Marvin L. Niehuss, '30 Morton M. Rosenfeld, '72 Linn A. Hynds, '74 Lawrence B. Lindemer, '48 Charles M. Nisen, '35 Robert S. Rosenfeld, '57 Wayne C. Inman, '71 Charles R. Linton, '38 Donald Nordlund, '48 Harold Rosenn, '41 R. Perry Innes, '54 Rodney C. Linton, '52 John H. Norris, '67 Aaron R. Ross, '50 Leon E. Irish, '64 JefFrey F. Liss, '75 Arthur H. Northrup, Sr., '49 Sterling L. Ross, Jr., '71 Ralph J. Isackson, '49 Robert L. Litt, '68 Morton Noveck, '75 Richard A. Rossman, '64 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence S. Jackier Bradford Lee Livingston, '79 Bartlett E. Nutter, '27* David J. Rosso, '63 John H. Jackson, '59 Stuart M. Lockman, '74 Elizabeth Durfee Oberst, '41 Robert G. Russell, '53 Joel G. Jacob, '40 Robert L. Logan, '58 Paul Oberst, '41 Joseph F. Ruwitch, '34 Janet Ann Jacobs, '78 Martha D. Longhofer, '74 Richard M. O'Connor, '73 Theodore Sachs, '5 1 Geoffrey P. Jarpe, '69 Ronald S. Longhofer, '75 Donald Ode11, '52 Theodore J. St. Antoine, '54 Toivo J. Jarvinen, '44 John M. Longway, '52 Richard W. Odgers, '61 Ronald]. St. Onge, '59 Menill N. Johnson, '48 Simon M. Lome, '70 Eric A. Oesterle, '73 Jerome M. Salle, '62 David R. Johnston, '65 Jerry D. Luptak, '49 Joe E. O'Neal, '61 James F. Sams, '57 Jere D. Johnston, '76 George F. Lynch, '57 Katherine J. Osuna Robert L. Sandblom, '52 Charles E. Jones, '33 John J.Lynch, 111, '69 Gerald W. Padwe, '58 Richard C. Sanders, '75 Richard A. Jones, '56 David R. MacDonald, '55 Robert 1. Paley, '60 Ronald J. Santo, '65 Russell S. Jones, '51 William MacRitchie, '49 George E. Parker, 111, '59 James E. Sauter, '53 Susanna Hughes Jones Edward P. Madigan, '27 Bruce N. Parsons, '61 Robert N. Sawyer, '35 Matilda L. Joseph Clayton K. Mammel Donald H. Parsons, '55 Thomas G. Sawyer, '60 Thomas B. Joseph, '58 William J. Marcoux, '52 Sanford H. Passer, '66 William M. Schlecte, '72 S. Olof Karlstrom, '64 Benjamin Marcus, '29 Peter A. Patterson, '65 Thomas P. Scholler, '62 Michael S. Kaufman Wilbur]. Markstrom, '59 Henry B. Pearsall, '61 Rodd M. Schreiber, '87 Thomas E. Kauper, '60 Joseph Marshall, 111, '77 Claude M. Pearson, '48 Robert G. Schuur, '55 R. Kenneth Keim, '68 Michael V. Marston, '64 Margaret Sherman Peet Benjamin 0. Robert A. Kelb, '34 George E. Mason, '60 John S. Pennell, '40 Schwendener, Jr., '53 F. Scott Kellman, '80 Albert D. Matheson, '38* James K. Perrin, '65 John L. Schwendener, '54 John B. Kemp, '63 Carney D. Matheson, '28 Norman G. Peslar, '67 Edwin D. Scott, '71 Cornelia G. Kennedy, '47 Alan A. May,'66 Colvin A. Peterson, Jr., '50 Joseph R. Seiger, '67 James Patrick Kennedy, '59 Carey H. May Michael A. Peterson, '78 Howard A. Serlin, '71 Jay Arthur Kennedy, '79 Richard H. May, '60 Robert V. Peterson, '65 Erik H. Serr, '66 G. Bemadine Kepka Robert A. May, '36 Milton Petrie W. Schuyler Seymour, Jr., '64 Frederick R. Keydel, '52 Robert B. McAlister, '57 Robert A. Pfaff, '61 Mark Shaevsky, '59 Edward F. Kickham, '73 Robert J. McBain Harry E. Pickering, '44 Nelson A. Sharfman, '35 Roger G. Kidston, '56 Charles E. McCormick, '68 John H. Pickering, '40 Charles R. Sharp, '60 Robert M. Klein, '65 John A. McDonald, '63 Mr. & Mrs. Albert Pickus Wayne E. Shawaker, '27 Sanford A. Klein, '66 Stewart E. McFadden, '48 George J. Platsis, '67 William C. Shedd, '67 Thomas I. Klein, '61 Chris L. McKenney, '62 James J. Podell, '67 Donald E. Shelton, '69 Lincoln M. Knorr, '5 1 Paul L. B. McKenney, '74 Richard W. Pogue, '53 James M. Sheridan, '65 M~chaelS. Knuths, '63 William L. McKinley, '50 Frank G. Pollock, '65 Jennifer L. Sherman, '89 Walter 0. Koch, '49 Richard D. McLellan, '67 E. James Potchen, '84 Langley R. Shook, '74 Joseph Julius Kochanek, '76 Joseph E. McMahon, '65 Ray L. Potter, '37 Mr. & Mrs. Marvin D. Siegel Herbert M. Kohn, '63 Russell A. McNair, Jr., '60 Clarence L. Pozza, Jr., '74 Ga~yD. Sikkema, '75 Reno S. Koivunen, '38 George Meader, '3 1 Gerald J. Prescott, Jr., '59 Sue Thomas Sikkema, '82 Joseph F. Kosik, '55 Robert M. Meisner, '69 Jerome F. Prewoznik, '58 Forrest W. Simmons, '52 Jon H. Kouba, '65 Cecil R. Mellin, '61 Alan E. Price, '61 Erwin S. Simon, '37 Mrs. Milton A. Kramer Michael F. Merritt, '66 Thomas Edward Quarterman, 'i'7 George A. Skestos, '52 John A. Krsul, Jr., '63 Archie A. Messenger, '50 Benjamin M. Quigg, Jr., '44 George J. Slykhouse, '51 Robert B. Krueger, '52 Bette A. Meyers Yvonne S. Quinn, '76 Allan F. Smith, '41 Samuel Krugliak, '41 A. David Mikesell, '62 Elmer L. Radka, Jr., '49 Brook M. Smith, '74 George E. Kuehn, '73 Morris Milmet, '49 Lucille J. Raisch Bruce M. Smith, '39 Louis A. Kwiker, '60 Robert Miltenberger, 11, '59 Mary L. Ramsey, '34 James Frederick Smith, '55 Dr. James Labes Jeffrey H. Miro, '67 Joseph S. Ransrneier, '52 Jerome M. Smith, '65 John R. Laird, '49 Jack E. Mitchell, '62 Douglas 1. Rasmussen, '65 Otis M. Smith Fred Lambert, '69 James A. Mitchell, '68 John D. Rayis, '80 Stewart G. Smith, '52 Edwin C. Landis, Jr., '59 Ira Sheldon Mondry, '80 Martin C. Recchuite, '68 Willis B. Snell, '51 Robert G. Lane, '63 Winston C. Moore, '38 John W. Reed Lawrence K. Snider, '63 Bernard E. Larson, '33 David J. Morgan, '58 Thomas B. Ridgley, '65 Jack R. Snyder, '64 L. Bates Lea, '49 Cyril Moscow, '57 Wallace D. Riley, '52 Thomas H.Snyder, '67 Ronald Y. C. Lee, '54 Mr. & Mrs. James H. Stark Ritchie, '41 Carl A. Sorling, '21 * John E. Leggar, '49 Mulchay Thomas A. Roach, '53 Theodore Souris, '49 Evelyn J. Lehman, '54 J. Lee Murphy, '59 Frank H. Roberts, '48 Gregory A. Spaly, '81 Richard 0. Lempert, '68 James P. Murphy, '69 Ronald Roberts, '56 Craig Spangenberg, '37 Richard Aaron Lenter, '68 John M. Nannes, '73 Horace 1. Rodgers, '51 William H. Spitalny, '41 George A. Leonard, '5 1 Richard A. Nash, '42 Philip E. Rodgers, Jr., '78 Laurence L. Spitters, '52 - Donor Societies 29

Frederick 0.Sprague, '73 Matthew H. Tinkham, Jr., '48 W. Gerald Warren, '55 John A. Wise, '62 Charles R. Sprowl, '34 Edward R. Tinsley, '47 Thomas E. Warrick, '60 Philip Wittenberg, '50 Ben S. Stefanski, 11, '64 Charles H. Tobias, '69 C. Robert Wartell, '60 Kurt J. Wolff, '58 Eric Stein, '42 Charles D. Todd, 111, '66 James L. Waters, '70 David P. Wood, '54 Peter 0.Steiner Joel L. Tonkin, '64 Jane M. Waterson, '72 David P. Wood, Jr., '51 Irving Stenn, Jr., '55 John F. Townsend, '41 John W. Watling, Jr., '34 David Woodbury, '69 Irving Stenn, Sr. Paul H. Townsend, Jr., '58 Dr. & Mrs. Andrew Watson William P. Wooden, '58 George T. Stevenson, '67 Emmett E. Tracy, Jr., '58 Edward M. Watson, '40 Fred M. Woodruff, Jr., '69 Robert W. Stocker, 11, '68 Richard M. Treckelo, '53 Leonard H. Weiner, '35 John R. Worthington, '55 Gerald L. Stoetzer, '38 Paul R. Trigg, Jr., '38 William P. Weiner, '72 Mrs. L. Hart Wright James L. Stokes, '62 Donald F. Tucker, '71 Mrs. Gilbert M. Westa Robin B. Wright Robert A. Straub, '48 Stefan F. Tucker, '63 Philip F. Westbrook, '47% E. Lisk Wyckoff, Jr., '60 Edgar A. Strause, '53 Mark Turpen, '56 Susan S. Westerman, '70 Barry D. Yaker, '60 Carl]. Suedhoff, Jr., '51 David F. Ulmer, '52 Aaron Weston, '53 Murray Yolles, '56 John T. Svendsen, '67 John T. VanAken, '48 Frank M. Wheeler, '54 William T. Yorks, '41 Theodore W. Swift, '55 Edward L. Vandenberg, Jr., '55 Gerald E. White, '29 Richard W. Young, '54 Roy E. Takushi, '53 Amanda VanDusen, '79 Jack L. White, '37 Mrs. Jack Y. H. Yuen Robert L. Taylor, '38 Thomas W. Van Dyke, '63 James J. White, '62 Morton M. Zedd, '60 William K. Tell, Jr., '59 Lawrence R. VanTil, '66 Robert C. White, '63 Norman A. Zilber, '56 Arbie R. Thalacker, '60 M. Howard Vielmetti, '38 Barry R. Whitman, '64 Frank K. Zinn, '59 B. James Theodoroff, '49 Robert A. Vieweg, '66 Kent E. Whittaker, '60 Frederic W. Ziv, '28 Kenneth E. Thompson, '42 Paul Kaled Villarmel, '80 Max E. Wildman, '47 Ronald G. Zollars, '57 Charles V. Thomton, '67 Theodore R. Vogt, '37 Carroll V. Williams, '47 Richard R. Zukowski, '57 John A. Thurber, '65 Bruce T. Wallace, '74 Bruce 0. Wilson, '60 Anonymous Robert P. Tieman, '52 George E. Ward, '66 L. James Wilson, '80 * Deceased J. Scott Timmer, '80 Peter D. Ward, '83 Lewis D. W~lson,'3 1

The John Monteith Society

Alumni and friends may be recognized by the John Monteith Society and one of the Presidential Societies by meeting Society qualifications. The follosving individuals have included the University of Michigan Law School in their estate plans.

James N. Adler, '61 Grant J. Gruel, '58 Gerald W. Padwe, '58 Theodore M. Utchen, '58 Robert T. Bartlow, '48 Carson C. Grunewald, '49 Robert J. Paley, '60 John T. Van Aken, '48 Thomas H. Blaske, '76 Edward J. Heiser, Jr., '68 Bruce N. Parsons, '61 Edward L. Vandenberg, '55 Earl R. Boonstra, '50 David F. Heroy, '76 John Spear Pennell, '40 George E. Ward, '66 M. L. Bradbury, Jr., '42 Milton M. Howard, '37 James Kirk Perrin, '65 W. Gerald Warren, '55 Norman I. Brock, '55 Faris A. Howrani, '65 Robert V. Peterson, '65 Susan S. Westerman, '70 Eric V. Brown, Jr., '65 Richard M. Hughey, '57 M. Harry Piper, '56 Aaron Weston, '53 Martin R. Browning, '49 Geoffrey P. Jarpe, '69 George James Platsis, '67 Kurt J. Wolff, '58 Robert W. Buechner, '74 Tom Joseph, '58 E. James Potchen, '84 David P. Wood, Jr., '51 Frederick Buesser, Jr., '40 Richard Katcher, '43 Roy Franklin Proffitt, '48 William P. Wooden, '58 John]. Callahan, '52 William A. L. Kaufrnann, '43 Benjamin M. Quigg, Jr., '44 Richard W. Young, '54 W. Lawrence Clapp, '63 R. Kenneth Keirn, '68 Elmer L. R. Radka, '49 Jack R. Zerby, '68 Joel E. Cooper, '69 John Berron Kemp, '63 Mary Louise Ramsey, '34 Richard R. Zukowski, '57 Scott B. Crooks, '68 Roger Glenn Kidston, '56 Thomas A. Roach, '53 Praful C. Desai, '57 Robert M. Klein, '65 Burton Rodney, '63 Michael Dively, '64 Sanford A. Klein, '66 Lawrence B. Rogers, '60 Warren G. Elliott, '52 Sidney C. Kleinman, '57 Ira B. Rose, '67 John L. Etter, '61 Herbert Kohn, '63 Theodore J. St. Antoine, '54 Murray J. Feiwell, '63 Jon Henry Kouba, '65 Mark Shaevsky, '59 John C. Fcldkamp, '65 Edwin C. Landis, Jr., '59 Wayne E. Shawaker, '27 Walter B. Freihofer, '48 Dean S. Lewis, '58 Donald E. Shelton, '69 T.Patrick Freydl, '67 Wilbur J. Markstrom, '59 Jack H. Shuler, '42 Robert E. Fryer, '47 George E. Mason, '60 Gary D. Sikkema, '75 James E. and Judith A. Gadde Stewart E. McFadden, '48 Sue A. Sikkema, '62 Dudley J. Godfrey, Jr., '52 Joseph E. McMahon, '65 George John Slykhouse, '51 Thomas M. Gould, '73 Hon. Michael F. Merritt, '66 Otis M. Smith Jack A. Green, '70 Archie A. Messenger, '50 William H. Spitalny, '41 Thomas H. Green, 'SO Bette Meyers Eric Stein, '42 E. V. Greenwood, '49 lack E. Mitchell, '62 Gerald L. Stoetzer, '38 Carleton H. Griffin, '53 David Jay Morgan, '58 Frank B. Stone, '38 Hicks G. Griffiths, '40 Katherine Nathan Carl J. Suedhoff, Jr., '5 1 Martha W. Griffiths, '40 John H. Norris, '67 Charles D. Todd, 111, '66 William A. Groening, Jr., '36 Richard M. O'Connor, '73 Richard M. Treckelo, '53 30 Special Recopition

Special Recognition

Partners in Leadership

The University of Michigan Law School community gratefully acknowledges the generous support of its graduates and friends listed helow. We are pleased to recognize them as Partners in Leadership for 1991-92.

L. Hurt \Yrri,yht Cahinet Sterling L. Ross, Jr., '71 John A. McDonald, '63 Donald A. Ode11, '52 $25,000 + Joseph Roy Seiger, '67 C. Blake McDowell, Jr., '43 Ann C. Petersen, '76 Henrv A. Bergstrom, '35 John R. Worthmeton, '55 William L. McKinley, '50 Bernard Petrie, '52 Robert B. Fiske, Jr., '55 Stanley R. Zax, '61 George Meader, '3 1 Martin C. Recchuite, '68 Alan and Sarah Galbraith, '66 John R. Monson, '66 Jack T. Redwine, '47 William R. Jentes. '56 Lavlin K. lames Cabinet Donald E. Nordlund. '48 Thomas B. Ridgley, '65 Robert P. Luciano, '58 $5 ,@00- 9,909 Richard W. Odgers, '61 Richard B. Rogers, '64 Ronald L. Olson, '66 Richard M. Adams, '55 Eric A. Oesterle, '73 Robert Michael Rolla Thomas A. Reynolds, Jr., '51 Thomas D. Rarr Yvonne Susan Quinn, '76 David J. Rosso, '63 John E. Riecker, '54 William J. Bogaard, '65 Richard D. Rohr, '53 Alan 1. Rothenberg, '63 Stanley S. Schwartz, '55 Earl R. Bnonstra. '50 Richard C. Sneed, '66 Edwin D. Scott, '71 Thomas G. Washing. '66 Dewey B. Crawford, '66 Thomas H. Snyder. '67 Lloyd A. Semple, '64 Thomas A. Dieterich, '59 Herbert Sott, '43 Mark Shaevsky, '59 Paul G . Kauper Cahnet Terrence A. Elkes, '58 George E. Sperling, Jr., '40 Willis B. Snell, '51 $10,0C)0 - 24,999 Murray J. Feiwell, '63 Roy L. Steinheimer, Jr., '40 Jack R. Snyder, '65 Joel L. Tonkin, '65 Laurence L. Spitters, '52 Bruce P. Rickner, '68 Robert A. Fippinger, '66 Morgan L. Fitch, Jr., '48 John M. Walker, Jr., '66 E. Raymond Stanhope, '56 Dickson G. Brown, '71 Richard J. & Louise R. Wiesner Joel D. Tauber, '59 Jef6-y N. Grahel, '71 Henry E. Fuldner, '71 Dudley J. Godhey, Jr., '52 Max E. Wildman. '47 Arbie R. Thalacker, '60 William S. Hawgond, 11, '66 James M. Trapp, '61 Amold Henson, '59 Joseph 1. Goldstein, '72 James E. Howie, Jr., '66 William W.Bishop, )r. Circk A. Paul Victor, '63 Lawrence S. Jackier $2,500 - 4,999 Daniel W. Vittum, Jr., '64 Rarhara J. B. Kacir, '67 James W. Hyde Anita L. H. Jenkins, '74 Thomas D. Allen, '52 Rainer R. Weigel, '58 Charles F. Niemeth, '65 David Lawrence Westin, '77 Henry B. Pearsall, '61 Mark F. Katt, '71 Lawrence I. Brown, '55 Francis R. Kulp, Jr., '64 Gretchen Louise Bmnsting Frank M. Wheeler, '54 Louis Perlmutter, '59 Willlam T. Wood, Jr., '66 Terrence G. Ferris, '72 George T. Lowy Gaylen J. Byker, '76 David R. Macdonald, '55 Paul B. Campbell, '54 James G. Phillipp, '66 Alan N. Polasky Circk Lucile J. Raisch Rohert J. McBain Thomas John Carlson, '75 William C. Cassehaum, '56 $1,500 - 2,499 R. Malcolm Cumming, '66 Charles A. Adamek, '69 Stewart S. Dixon, '55 Lori K. Adamek, '69 William E. Doster, '66 Harold W. Aibel, '52 Stuart J. Dunnings, Jr., '50 Rochelle D. Alpert, '75 Henry W. Ewalt, 111, '66 John C. Auld, '66 Peter V. Fazio, Jr., '64 Mara L. Bahin, '75 E. James Gamble, '53 W. Timothy Baetz, '69 Geoffrey L Gifford, '7 1 Stanley N. Rergman, '59 John A. Grayson, '55 Jonathan L. Birge, '66 William C. Griffith, '61 Howard L. Roigon, '7 1 William A. Gmening, Jr., '36 Frederic F. Brace, Jr., '59 J. William Holland, '63 Edward Bransilver, '59 Alan J. Hruska Gerald Bright, '50 Ralph J. Isackson, '49 Richard R. Bums, '7 1 Ira J.Jaffe, '63 James W. Callison, '53 Dominic B. King, '58 William J. Campbell, Jr., '73 Jon Henry Kouha, '65 David A. Chambers C. Douglas Kranwinkle, '65 Laurence D. Connor, '65 L. Bates Lea, '49 Robert J. Currie, '63 Mark J. Levick, '65 Patricia Mc Carty Curtner, '78 Jerome B. Libin, '59 Malcolm L. Denise, '37 Stuart M. Lockman, '74 Thomas J. Donnell~,'50 Simon M. Lome, '70 Marianne Gaertner Dorado, '81 Thomas H. McIntosh, '5 1 Richard M. Dorado, '80 Richard D. McLellan, '67 James W. Draper, '5 1 Robert and Geraldine Mullen Richard Bruce Druhel, Jr., '77 John M. Nannes, '73 James P. Feeney, '7 1 Special Recognition 3 1

Robert Z. Feldstein, '63 Lloyd E. Williams, Jr., '61 Steven P. Davis, '62 Thomas A. Hayes, '68 Jack N. Fingersh, '58 Georgetta A. Wolff, '71 William James Davis, Jr., '79 Pierre V. Heftler, '34 Alfred B. Fitt, '48 Kathryn D. Wriston, '63 Pelle Deinoff, '71 Edward J. Heiser, Jr., '68 George S. Flint, '55 Joseph C. Zengerle, 111, '72 Thomas G. Dignan, Jr., '64 Sanford B. Hertz, '55 Michael R. Flyer, '62 Lynda S. Zengerle, '72 Richard M. Donaldson, '53 Stuart E. Hertzberg, '51 Thomas W. Ford, '49 John C. Dowd, '58 Jeffrey G. Heuer, '67 Gerald Garfield, '71 Marcw L.Plant Circk Kenneth Dresner, '68 R. Stuart Hoffius, '38 James H. Geary, '72 $1,000 - 1,499 Raymond H. Dresser, Jr., '56 Ronald S. Hollida~,'72 H. James Gram, '40 Lee N. Abrams, '57 Robert M. Duboc, '54 E. Edward Hood, '66 Steven F. Greenwald, '73 J. Phillip Adams, '72 Robert B. Dunn, '40 Sceven T. Hoort, '75 Jerome C. Gropman, '59 Joel S. Adelman, '67 William G. Earle, '66 John F. Hunt Dennis Michael Haffey, '76 Robert Donald Aicher, '76 Morton L. Efron, '62 Howard H. Hush. Tr.. '63 Barry Hirsch, '59 Robert B. Aikens, '54 Roberc Eleveld, '61 Phillip R. ~acobus,"58 John B. Houck, '53 William R. Althans, '32 Gordon L. Elicker, '65 Merrill N. Johnson, '48 Arne Hovdesven, '56 James M. Amend, '67 Warren G. Elliott, '52 Thomas R. Johnson, '71 John Kevin Hoyns, '79 A. Victor Antola, '69 Sheldon M. Ellis, '40 John C. Johnston, Jr., '41 W. Fred Hunting, Jr., '63 Robert A. Armitage, '74 George M. Elsener, '66 Donald R. Jolliffe, '60 George L. Jenkins, '66 Jack G. Armstrong, '56 Robert E. Epstein, '66 Nathan E. Jones, '81 James R. Jenkins, '73 Gerald L. Bader, Jr., '59 William S. Farr, Jr., '61 Robert T. Joseph, '71 Garrett B. Johnson, '71 William R. Bagby, '36 Zachary D. Fasman, '72 Gen Kajitani, '63 Howard R. Johnson Oscar W. Baker, '35 John and Henis Feikens, '41 Mary Kathryn Kane, '71 Robert A. Johnston, '53 Joseph H. Ballway, Jr., '67 Eugene N. Feingold Robert H. Kapp, '58 Richard Katcher, '43 Stephen H. Bard, '62 Stuart F. Feldstein, '63 Sargent Karch, '61 Amalya L. Kearse, '62 Harold S. Barron, '61 Lloyd C. Fell, '63 Robert A. Katcher, '75 Charles C. Killin, '50 Leonard]. Baxt, '72 Ralph Paul Fichtner, '69 Sally Katzen, '67 Sidney C. Kleinman, '57 Dennis P. Redell, '64 Stephen John F~eld,'78 John A. Kelly, Jr., '56 Robert G. Lane, '63 John H. Beisner, '78 John W. Fischer, 111, '68 Frederick R. Keydel, '52 Evelyn J. Lehman, '54 David W. Belin, '54 Alan J. Flink, '59 William Arthur Kindorf, 111, '76 Richard 0. Lempert, '68 Alexander E. Bennett, '64 Jonathan T. Foot, '89 Karen J. Klrchen, '77 Charles R. Linton, '38 Herbert A. Bemhard, '57 Jane Forbes, '69 James P. Kleinberg, '67 Robert L. L~tc,'68 George B. Berridge, '54 Joe C. Foster, Jr., '49 Diane Klinke, '78 Diana M. Lopo, '81 Rodger V. Bittner, '66 Ethel S. Frank Lincoln M. Knorr, '5 1 John R. Mann, '40 Stephen F. Black, '68 Richard L. Frank, '76 Walter 0.Koch, '49 Charles E. McCormick, '68 Menefee D. Blackwell, '39 Barry I. Fredericks, '61 Walter W. Kocher, '59 Lawrence G. Meyer, '64 John H. Blish, '65 Norman Freehling, '28 Herbert M. Kohn, '63 Thomas Lee Meyer, '79 Russell S. Bohn, '73 Louis Frey, Jr., '61 D. Michael Kratchrnan, '63 Richard Gregory Morgan, '79 George E. Bowles, '41 Frederick P. Furth, Jr., '59 Hans Christian Krueger, '59 Joseph W. Morris, '48 Karl E. Braunschneider, '54 R. Michael Gadbaw, '74 Warren M. Laddon, '62 Timothy A. Nelsen, '72 Frederick W. Brenner, Jr., '68 Connie R. Gale, '71 Judi A. Lamble, '87 William R. Nicholas, '62 William M. Brodhead, '67 Peter J. Gartland, '56 Edward L. Lascher, '53 * John F. Nickoll, '60 Arthur V. N. Brooks, '63 Benton E. Gates, Sr., '28 Wendy C. Lascher, '73 Gerald T.Noffsinger, '66 S. R. Bross Arthur R. Gaudi, '61 Kerry Cornwall Lawrence, '78 Thomas M. O'Leary, '69 Omar S. Bruner, Jr., '50 Mervyn S. Gerson, '60 Tillman L. Lay, '80 Alan J. Olson, '65 James L. Burton, '59 Ralph J. Gerson, '75 William G. Lerchen, Jr., '41 Royal A. Oppenheim, '26 Edward T. Butt, Jr., '71 Gerald L. Gherlein, '63 Richard M. Leslie, '61 Garo A. Partoyan, '62 Marisa M. Butcrey, '69 Valerie A. Gilfeather, '76 Robert V. Lewis, '64 William C. Pelster, '67 Bertie N. Butts, 111, '76 Robert S. Ginsberg, '71 Stephen P. Lindsay. '72 Andrew S. Price, '69 Peter D. Bymes, '62 Daniel]. Gluck, '38 Jeffrey F. Liss, '75 Roy F. Profire, '48 Andrew M. Campbell, '77 Edward M. Grabill, '62 Jonathan D. Lowe, '76 Dean E. Richardson, '53 Calvin A. Campbell, Jr., '61 Darrell J. Graham, '85 Ronald L. Ludwig, '68 Joel Scharfstein, '77 Richard F. Carlile, '69 Ford M. Graham, '38 Paul M. Lurie, '65 William J. Schrenk, Jr., '49 David Taylor Case, '78 A. Duncan Gray, Jr., '63 Alexander F. MacKinnon, '81 Robert G. Schuur, '55 George J. Caspar, 111, '57 Saul A. Green, '72 Russell E. Makowsky, '80 Alan E. Schwartz William Lewis Cathey, Jr., '77 Jeffrey J.Greenbaum, '72 Lenamyn S. Margules, '52 Laurence M. Scoville, Jr., '61 Raymond M. Champion, Jr., '54 E.V. Greenwood, '49 Michael A. Marrero, '77 Myron M. Sheinfeld, '54 Charles C. Cohen, '65 Roger Lee Gregory, '78 C. Raymond Marvin, '63 Alvin V. Shoemaker, '63 Christopher B. Cohen, '67 Robert T. Greig, '70 Michael Coleman Mayes, '74 Jack H. Shuler, '42 Maryjo Rose Cohen, '76 Susan M. Greig, '71 Michael F. McCarthy, '67 Paul E. Siegel, '40 William M. Colby, '66 Marjorie C. Griffin Robert S. McComlick, '56 Erwin S. Simon, '37 James W. Collier, '65 Garth E. Griffin, '53 Dores McCree Lawrence K. Snider, '63 Constance DeYoung Collera, '76 John K. Gulden, '67 J. Bruce McCubbrey, '61 George E. Snyder, '60 Philip John Collora, '76 William E. Guchner, Jr., '56 John H. McDermott, '56 Theodore J. St. Antoine, '54 William H. Conner, '67 Forrest Hainline, Ill, '74 James L. McDonald, '68 Joseph D. Sullivan, '58 James T. Corden, '50 J. Marshall Hamilton, '67 Richard A. McDonough, Ill, '67 W. Bruce Thomas, '52 William]. Cowkih, '56 Kenneth C. Hamister, '5 1 Joseph L. McEntee, Jr., '69 James D. Tracy, '39 James W. Creamer, Jr., '62 Frederick L. Hamric, '50 Robert E. McFarland, '71 George S. Tulloch, Jr., '59 James E. Crowther, '58 Henry H. Hancock, '57 Neil McKay, '46 David F. Ulmer, '52 Lawrence E. Curfman, Jr., '32 Edward C. Hanpeter, '57 Paul Louis McKenney, '74 Thomas W. VanDyke, '63 Robert J. Currie, '63 Charles Hansen, '50 Robert L. McLaughlin, '61 Thomas E. Warrick, '60 Gregory L. Curtner, '70 George Q. Hardwick, '59 Thomas L. Meyer, '79 Robert C. White, '63 Wayne C. Dabb, Jr., '71 Robert L. Harmon, '63 Leroy Michael, Jr., '59 Robert J. White, '72 Richard J. Darger, '52 Roger B. Harris, '62 David Lawrence Miller, '79 Barry R. Whitman, '64 William K. Davenport, '53 Carl A. Hasselwander, '54 Donn B. Miller, '54 Elliott C. Miller, '61 John M. Price, '63 Lelan F. Sillin, Jr., '42 Ronald G. Vantine, '67 Roberr 1. Millstone, '69 Rickard F. Pfizenmayer, '69 Joel N. Simon, '60 John K. Villa, '73 Morris Milmet, '49 Mary L. Ramsey , '34 Thomas H. Singer, '59 George A. Vinyard, '77 Eugene Mockler, '61 Douglas 1. Rasmussen, '65 Palmer C. Singleton, Jr., '49 Richard F. Vitkus, '66 Kenneth C. Modell, '63 Justin C. Ravitz, '65 Roger C. Siske, '69 Byron D. Walter, '50 Edward T. Moen, 11, '70 Avis Redwine George A. Skestos, '52 Kenneth Paul Walz, '64 C. Bany Montgomery, '62 Ronald Ian Reicin, '67 John S. Slavens, '53 Erica A. Ward, '75 Winston C. Moore, '38 Myron J. Resnick, '56 Stanley C. Smoyer, '37 W. Gerald Warren, '55 Joseph W. Morris, '48 Christine M. Rhode, '73 John L. Sobieski, Jr., '70 Gerald V. Weigle, Jr., '71 Cyril Moscow, '57 Robert S. Rifkind Ronald P. Soltman, '71 Walter H. Weiner, '53 George A. Mudge, '69 James A. Rodgers, '67 Philip Sotiroff, '63 David E. Weiss, '69 James P. Murphy, '69 Burton Rodney, '63 Craig Spangenberg, '37 Robert B. Wessling, '62 Gregor N. Neff, '61 Barbara Rom, '72 Herbert Sparrow, 111, '61 Michael C. Weston, '63 Jack L. Neuenschwander, '67 Aaron R. Ross, '50 James L. Stengel, '80 Jack L. White, '37 Brian E. Newhouse, '78 Richard A. Rossman, '64 Ronald J. St. Onge, '59 Jane S. Whitman, '52 * Muriel I. Nichols, '71 Michael J.Rufiahr, '79 Stanley S. Stroup, '69 Joseph D. Whiteman, '60 Gary Albert Nickele, '77 George D. Ruttinger, '73 Carl J. Suedhoff, Jr., '51 John H. Widdowson, '48 Michael A. Nims, '71 Theodore Sachs, '5 1 Joseph U.Sullivan, '58 N. Frank Wiggins, '72 Elizabeth D. Oberst, '41 Gary P. Sams, '69 William P. Sutter, '50 Donald M. Wilkinson, Jr., '54 Paul Oberst, '41 B. Lance Sauerteig, '69 David W. Swanson, '56 David G. Williams, '64 William Patrick O'NeilI, '76 Frederick C. Schafrick, '73 Robert H.Swart, '70 John Paul Willia~ns,'59 Paul M. Ostergard, '64 Joel Scharfstein, '77 Jack D. Sweet, '57 Laurence Eliot Winokur, '70 Gene E. Overbeck, '53 David A. Schechter, '62 Jonathan Schroeder Taub, '77 John A. Wise, '62 David K. Page Fred E. Schlegel, '66 Tsunemasa Terai, '81 Nancy Wittebort, '78 Donald R. Parshall, Jr., '79 David M. Schraver, '70 Charles V. Thornton, '67 Kurt 1. Wolff, '58 Brian Patchen, '69 Kurt G. Schrieber, '71 Robert P. Tieman, '52 David P.Wood, '54 Claude M. Pearson, '48 Laurence S. Schultz, '65 Paul H. Townsend, Jr., '58 Lloyd A. Wright, '52 William M. Peek, '50 Brooke Schumm, 111, '80 Dana L. Trier, '74 Phyllis B. Wright Michael Arthur Peterson, '78 Leonard B. Schwartz, '59 Paul R. Trigg, Jr., '38 Susan G. Wright, '71 John H. Pickeriq, '40 John B. Schwemm, '59 Thomas A. Troyer, '58 E. Lisk Wyckoff, Jr., '60 Frank G. Pollock, '65 Benjamin 0.Schwendener, Jr., '53 Josephine Tsao, '86 Nick E. Yocca, '58 Ray L. Potter, '37 Robert W. Sharp, '50 Stefan F. Tucker, '63 Morton M. Zedd, '60 Malorie E. Powell, '85 Robert R. Shearer, '74 Charles W. Unsworth, '67 Frank K. Zinn, '59 E. Miles Prentice, 111, '67 Langley R. Shook, '74 Vernon J. Vander Weide, '65 Jerome F. Prewoznik, '58 Marvin S. Shwedel, '64 John A. VanLuvanee, '72

Advocates for Excellence

The University of Michigan Law School community is pleased to recognize the graduates ar friends listed below as 1991-92 Advocates for Excellence.

William J. Abraham, Jr., '72 Jean-Francois Bellis, '74 Samuel C. Butler William A. Crane, '65 Donald E. Adams, '36 Harold E. Berritt, '60 Alfred M. Butzbaugh, '66 Peter M. Crevi, '88 Walter L. Adams, '58 James R. Bieke, '70 Jon D. Carlson, '66 William F. Crockett, '56 William F. Aigler, '43 William T. Bisset, '72 Timothy K. Carroll, '64 Terrence L. Croft, '65 Randolf H. Aires, '62 James B. Blanchard, '61 Larry M. Carter, '62 Leland B. Cross, Jr., '55 Paul Alexander, '71 Richard I. Bloch, '68 John C. Cary, Jr., '56 A. Blair Crownover, '58 Kenneth Alan Alperin, '76 Joel K. Bohmart, '59 Guido Casari, Jr., '59 Kenneth B. Cutler, '57 Rochelle D. Alpert, '75 Lee C. Bollinger Marilynn J. Cason, '69 Ronald L. Dalman, Sr., '58 Peter R. Altenburger, '70 Charles W. Borgsdorf, '69 Thomas P. Casselman, '65 Robert J. Danhof, '50 Carl Henry Amon, 111, '68 Earl E. Borradaile, '55 Robin Neuman Caton, '76 Dennis A. Darin, Jr., '49 Carl T. Anderson, '75 James R. Borthwick, '64 Ivan A. Challis, '29 William J. Davey, '74 Debra Ann Armbruster, '78 William E. Bowser, '59 Samuel B. K. Chang, '59 Charles Richard Davis, 11, '84 Joan V. Arrowsmith, '65 Joel M. Boyden, Sr., '62 Donald R. Chapman, '62 Don A. Davis, '62 Robert E. Baker, '55 William F. Braeuninger, '63 Leonard A. Chinitz, '67 Walter L. Dean, '5 1 Joseph Ballawa~,Jr., '67 Richard S. Brawerman, '39 John M. Christian, '73 Spencer T. Denison, '69 Peter A. Banker, '60 Richard S. Brennan, '63 R. Theodore Clark, Jr., '65 Brian S. Dervishi, '82 Pllnio S. Barbosa, '83 Sidney A. Brockley, '66 Margaret Waite Clayton, '84 Dominick A. DeVarti Charles J. Barnhill, Jr., '68 Ira A. Brown, Jr., '55 Amos J. Coffman, '38 Donald J. DeYoung, '57 Richard W. Barrett, '37 Robert E. Brown, '58 I. William Cohen, '66 Stephen B. Diamond, '68 Richard M. Barron, '71 Robert M. Brucken, '59 Louis A. Colombo, '73 Jerome J. Dick, '40 Constance R. Barton John B. Bruff, '53 James F. Companion, '66 Frank S. Dickerson, 111, '66 Harry T. Baumann, '52 John C. Buchanan, '62 Albert R. Connelly Irwin J. Dinn, '64 James L. Baumoel, '73 Sheridan J. Buckley, Jr., '54 Thomas Allan Connop, '79 David D. Dodge, '65 James M. Beardsley, '63 Leonard E. Bullard, '49 David J. Cooper, '60 Edward C. Donlon, '60 Patrick James Becherer, '68 Lawrence L. Bullen, '54 Charles L. Cope, 11, '70 Robert I. Donnellan, '55 Robert W. Beicke, '66 Katherine Stoll Bums, '37 John A. Cothom, '80 Thomas Christopher Donnelly, '80 Dean G. Beier, '42 Marion B. Burton, '58 Charles S. Craig, '78 Marianne Gaertner Dorado, '81 Spectal Recopitinn 3

Dnvld A L)nran, '67 Rohert Edgar I-lollweg, '66 Kenneth J. Logan, '33 Chris L. McKcnney, '62 Eugene V Douvan, '52 Gene C Hopk~ns,'41 Stuart D. Logan, 'R1 Samuel J. McKim, 111, '64 Dnn,alJ C Droste, '54 Srephen J. Hopk~nc,'75 John H. Logre. '68 Thomas W. McLaughlin, '73 Denn~.,R Duhay, '71 John E Howell, '65 El~sahethRates Long, '84 Michael B. McLeam, '61 Bruce N Duff, '63 John O Hnyt, '38 Theodore John Low. '77 Mark F. Mehlman, '73 Thomas 1 Eastment, '75 Paul F Hultln, '73 Rnhert F. LuJg~n,'66 Richard D. Melson, '75 D,lyle M Ehy, '84 George M Humphrey, 11, '67 James E. Lurre, '72 Barhara R. Mendelson, '81 Rodrer T Ederer, '57 John W. Hupp, '53 lohn R. Lut:, '63 John T. Meredrth, '73 H.trold Elhcrt, '45 Wrlllam T. Hutton, '64 George F. Lynch, '57 Virginia F. Metz, '75 Rohert F Ellsworth, '49 Wrlllam G Hyland, '54 Themlstocles L. Majnros, '59 Rohert L. Metzger, '62 Alhert J Engel, '50 Hugo Iheas, '69 Laurence Stephen Markowttz, '77 Daniel L. R. Mrller, '58 Alan I Epstern, '60 G~lhertIndeglra, '66 Edward Alan Marod, '77 Jerry L. Miller, '7 1 John A E\~erharJus,'63 James F. Israel, '70 Charle5 K. Marqu~s,'67 M. David Minnick, '72 James A Fajen, '70 Howard A Jacohs, '47 Michael V. Marston, '64 James K. Mitsumori, '48 Wward T Farry, Jr , '7 1 John E Jacohs, '71 John H. Martrn, '66 Steve Paul Moen. '66 W Vung Zang Faung, '49 Thomas W. James, '51 R~chardP. Matsch, '53 Frank J. Mooney, '50 Jon Fe1ken4, '67 Paul R. Jenklns, '57 Allen F. Maulshy Duane D. Morse, '79 J Kay Felt, '67 Robert D Joffe R~chardH. May, '60 David B. Mueller, '66 John Edward Ferns, '66 Bruce Carlton Johnson, '77 W~ll~amA. McCla~n,'37 James Mulchay Randolph H F~eldc,'67 Kenneth T. Johnson* M. Bruce McCullough, '69 Pamela Ann Mull, '79 Rnhert R F~nch,'50 L~vingstoneM. Johnson, '57 James Frank McDanrel, '78 J. Thomas Mullen, '67 James V Flnkhelner, '37 Charles W. Jo~ner John V. McDermntt, '81 Joseph A. Mullins John M Fischer. '63 Gregg Herhert Jones, '76 J. Garv McEachen, '65 J. Lee Murphy, '59 Nerl Flanagin, '56 Hugh McKean Jones. Jr , '36 Robert D. McFee, '52 Richardson W. Nahstoll, '46 l'h~lrp A Flem~ng,'57 R~chardA. Jones, '56 M~chaelG. McGee, '77 David Narefsky, '79 Ion E Florra, '62 Stephen W. Jones, '66 David W~lllamMcKea~e, '7 1 Paul Sherrill Neff, '80 John M. Forelle. '70 Jefferson L. Jordan, '49 M~chaelJ Forster, '74 Jerry Dale Jordan, '63 Alhert EI Fowerhaugh, '65 William A. Joselyn, Sr., '53 Paul D. Frenz, '67 David Kantor, '80 Alan G. Friedman, '62 George F. Karch, Jr., '59 R~chardD. Friedman Thomas E. Kauper, '60 Edward P. Fmhlich, '41 Richard L. Kay, '61 Dennis L. Frostic, '67 Kenyon P. Kellogg, Jr., '7 1 John W. Funk, '62 David Bernard Kern, '79 Eurene J. Gahianelli, '58 Warren J. Kessler, '73 John William Galanis, '63 Rohert J. Kheel, '69 Sydney N. Galvin, '24 Amold John Kihur, 111, '75 John J. Gaskell, '50 Stephen P. K~koler,'69 Michael J. Gentry, '71 Yogo Kimura, '86 Piltricia Geoghegan Patrick J. Kinney, '54 Geoffrey G. Gilhert, '69 Ralph L. K~ssick,'69 Rohert E. Gilhert, '66 Robert M. Klein. '65 Alhert S. Golhert, '64 Raymond E. Knape, '55 Edward B. Goldman, '68 David N. Knipel, '77 Rohert E. Gooding, Jr., '69 Michael S. Knuths, '63 Arthur N. Gorman, '82 Joseph Julius Kochanek, '76 Carson C. Grunewald, '49 Richard F. Kohn, '57 Hanley M. Gunvin, '58 Reino S. Koivunen, '38 Peter L. Gustation, '70 Noel Anketell Kramer, '7 1 Newman T. Guthrie, '63 Joel E. Krischer. '75 Rohert D. Guy, '57 Rodney C. Kropf, '5 1 Andrew C. Hall, Jr., '63 John A. Krsul, Jr., '63 Gwen Thayer Handelman, '81 Samuel Krugliak, '41 David A. Handelsman, '83 Robert G. Kuhhach, '72 Ronald R. Hanlon, '64 John B. Kuhr, '56 Edward A. Hansen. '56 Walter W. Kurczewski, '68 Ronald A. Harhert, '59 Edwin C. Landis, Jr., '59 Thomas L. Harnsherger, '74 Samuel Langerman, '42 Michael W. Harris, '67 Donald P. LaRocque, '71 Rohin L. Harrison, '81 Terry S. Latanich, '75 Rlake Lee Hsrrop, '79 James M. Lawnic:ak, '77 Eugene L. Hartwig, '58 Donald G. Leavitt, '51 Thomas W. Hauser, '60 Paul L. Lee. '72 Howard C. Hay, '69 John E. Leggat. '49 John G. Hayward, '53 Rruce T. Leitman, '66 Thomas D. Heekin, '62 Marguer~teMunson Lent:, '79 Paul A. Heinen, '56 George A. Leonard, '51 Bernard Heller, '61 Susan L. Lesinski, '76 J. Walker Henry, '63 David Matthew Levy, '79 Eugene V. Higgins, '46 Richard P. Levy, '72 Lawrence Hirsch, '63 Rodney C. Linton, '52 Rohert J. Hnemer, '58 Rocque E. Lipford, '64 34 Special Recognition

Edward J. Neithercut, 'SO Sylvan Rapaport, '29 Richard B. Secrest, '49 Stephen G. Tomlinson, '84 Howard N. Nemerovski, '57 Alan M. Rauss, '72 Oliver E. Seikel, '62 William M. Toomajian, '68 Richard B. Nesson, '67 Neil Joseph Recker, '78 Dorothy A. Servis, '48 Alexander A. Trout, '5 1 John R. Nichols, '62 John W. Reed Edward L. Shank, '56 Michael D. Umphrey, '67 Marvin L. Niehuss, '30 Wanda J. Reif, '71 Thomas John Sharbaugh, '76 Alan M. Unger, '78 Arnold M. Nemirow, '69 Michael J. Renner, '72 David R. Shaub, '60 John C. Unkovic, '70 Charles M. Nisen, '35 James A. Rice, '72 Robert R. Shearer, '74 Donald E. Vacin, '63 David L. Niuon, '58 J. Gregory Richards, '8 1 Peter 0 'Neil Shinevar, '80 Kent J. Vana, '62 Michael F. Nuechterlein, '73 Mark]. Richardson, '78 Larry Roger Shulman, '78 Mark A. VanderLaan, '72 Richard M. 0 'Connor, '73 Kurt E. Richter, '64 David Shute, '59 Daniel VanDyke, '68 Howard E. 0 'Leary, Jr., '63 Richard A. Riggs, '74 Richard D. Simons, '52 Robert M. Vercruysse, '69 Elizabeth Durfee Oberst, '41 David D. Ring, '49 William W. Slocum, Jr., '49 Dwight H. Vincent, '57 Paul Oberst, '41 Arthur C. Rinsky, '69 Fredric L. Smith, '63 David C. Vokes, '29 Robert F. Ochs, '61 Robert F. Ritchie, '42 James A. Smith, '67 Theodore Wadleigh, '59 Masayuki Oku, '75 Thomas A. Roach, '53 Wendell A. Smlth, '59 Richard J. Walsh, '52 Edward H. Owlett, '52 Anita Porte Robb, '82 Herbert C. Snyder, Jr., '63 Edward H. Walworth, Jr., '40 Robert J. Paley, '60 Gary C. Robb, '81 Robert E. Spatt, '80 William Y. Webb, '61 George E. Palmer, '32 Horace 1. Rodgers, '5 1 Larry J. Spilkin, '67 Stanley R. Weinberger, '54 Corey Y. Park, '7 1 Edward B. Rogin, '70 James A. Sprunk, '49 David B. Weisman, '60 John R. Parker, '61 Walter J. Roper, '54 Erik J. Stapper, '60 Alfred J. Wiederkehr, '68 Louis Pearlman, Jr., '55 * Michael D. Rubin, '74 Adrian L. Steel, Jr., '75 Stanley A. Williams, '61 Shelton C. Penn, '51 Robert G. Russell, '53 Gillian Steinhauer, '76 Mark Daniel Willmarth, '77 Steven D. Pepe, '68 Joseph F. Ruwitch, '34 Timothy M. Stone, '73 James M. Winning, '48 Jules M. Perlberg, '57 David R. Ryder, '71 James W. Stoudt, '39 David A. Winter James K. Perrin, '65 Leonard M. Saari, '63 John J. Stroh, Jr., '61 Steven M. Woghin, '71 Darrell W. Pierce, '80 Jerome M. Salle, '62 William K. Strong, '60 William P. Wooden, '58 Donald A. Pierce, Jr., '64 Robert F. Sauer, '42 Kathryn Gilson Sussman, '76 Michael H. Woolever, '76 William]. Pierce, '49 Paul B. Savoldell~,'84 Kim L. Swanson, '72 Stephen R. Wright, '72 John B. Pinney, '72 Douglas Scarff, '69 Edward D. Sybesma, Jr., '71 Kenneth J. Wysoglad, '66 Philip R. Placier, '58 David E. Schaper, '82 Roy E. Takushi, '53 Harold T. Yamada, '51 Thomas A. Pliskin, '66 Nancy R. Schauer, '76 William K. Tell, Jr., '59 Young June Yang, '85 Lee D. Powar, '63 Ivan J. Schell, '74 Am H. Tellem, '79 John F. Zabriskie, '84 James M. Powell, '64 Don A. Schiemann, '71 Charles E. Thomas, '39 Harvey J. Zameck, '68 Henry J. Price, '62 Michael J. Schiff, '62 Charles E. Thomas, Jr., '68 Joseph J. Ziino, Jr., '71 Walter F. Probst, '37 John Edward Schippel, '59 Royal E. Thompson, '37 Norman A. Zilber, '56 John W. Puffer, 111, '67 Allan F. Schmalzriedt, '36 John A. Thurber, '65 Scott F. Zimmerman, '63 Benjamin M. Quigg, Jr., '44 Thomas P. Scholler, '62 Marta Tienda Richard R. Zukowski, '57 Richard E. Rabbideau, '62 Steven E. Schon, '76 James A. Timmer, '56 Jack C. Radcliffe, Jr., '70 Frederick A. Schwarz Edward R. Tinsley, '47 Joseph S. Ransmeier, '52 Jon M. Sebaly, '64

Law Firm, Corporation and Foundation Contributors

We are grateful to the firms, companies, corporations and foundations for their generous support. We also thank our graduates who together with their employer increase their level of support through matching gifts. Law Firms

Amold & Porter Doke &Riley Kirkland & Ellis Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick Baker & McKenzie Donovan, Leisure, Newton and Loeb & Loeb Foundation Sidley & Austin Bodman, Longley 6. Dahling Irvine Foundation, Inc. Mayer, Brown & Platt Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Florn Buchanan & Bos, P.C. Duane, Morris & Heckscher Mayor, Day & Caldwell Smith, Haughey, Rice & Roegge Butzel, Long, Gust, Klein & Dykema Gossett McCutchen, Doyle, Brown & Enersen Sonnenschein, Nath & Rosenthal Van Zile, P.C. Faegre & Benson McGuire, Woods, Battle & Boothe Steefel, Levitt & Weiss Chapman & Cutler Foster, Swift, Collins & Smith, P.C. Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone Stinson, Mag & Fizzell Foundation Clark, Klein & Beaumont Fraser, Trebilcock, Davis & Foster, P.C. Morgan, Lewis & Bockius Sullivan & Cromwell Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton Fredrikson & Byron Morrison & Foerster Thompson & Knighl: Coopers & Lybrand Freeborn & Peters O'Melveny & Myers Ware & Freidenrich Covington & Burling Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher Parsons, Behle & Latimer White & Case Cravath, Swaine & Moore Hancock, Rothert & Bunshoft Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler Widett, Slater & Goldman, P.C. D'Ancona & Pflaum Hoffman, Wasson & Gittler Patton, Boggs & Blow Williams & Connolly Davis, Polk & Wardwell Keck, Mahin & Cate Pope, Ballard, Shepard & Fowle, Ltd. Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering Dickinson, Wright, Moon, Van Dusen Keller, Thoma, Schwarze, Schwarze, Proskauer, Rose, Goetz & Mendelsohn & Freeman DuBay & Katz Ransmeier & Spellman Special Recopin'rm 35

Corporations and Foundations

Alcoa Foundntton DeKalh Enerm Foundatlon Marathon 011Fnundat~on, Inc. Revnnlds Metals Company ,4lltcd-S~gnalFoundatton The DeKalb Genettcs Foundatton Ma4sachusettc Mutual Char~tahleTrust Fnundat ton Allstate Foundatton Delo~tte& Touche Foundatlcln McDonald's Corporat~on Rockefeller Rrothers Fund, Inc. Amertcan Electrtc Power Servtce DESTEC McKesson Foundatton Rockwell Intematlonal Corporatton Corporatton George H. Deuhle Foundatlon Metropolltan Ltte Foundatton Rohm and Haas Company Amencan Express Foundat~on D~gltalEqutpment Corporat~on MtchtCan Rell Telephone Company St. Paul Compan~es,Inc Amertcan General Cnrpclratlon Dorsey & Whrtnev Foundatton Mtnnesota Mlntnq & Santa Fe Pactf~cFoundat~on American General Finance Dow Chemtcal Companv hdanufacturtne Company Schertng-Plough Foundatton, Inc. Foundatton, Inc. Dow Corning Corporat~on Mnh~leFoundat~on, Inc. Securttv Pactftc Foundatlnn American Security Insurance Eaton Charttahle Fund Monsanto Fund Shearson Lehman Hutton, Inc Company Ell Ltlly & Company Foundation Morgan Guaranty Trust Company Shell 011Company Foundatton American Telephone & Telegraph ENSERCH G3rporatton of New York Stemens Corporatton Company Foundation Ernst & Young Foundatton Morgan Stanlev & Companv, Inc. S~tcoFoundatton Ameritech Foundation Exxon Company, USA Motorola Foundatton Soctety Management Company Ameritrust Corporation Exxon Educatton Foundatron Natlonal Rank of Detrott Southern Pactflc Transpnrtatton AMOCO Foundation, Inc. Federal Nattonal Morteage Assoc. Nat~onalCtn. Rank-Cleveland Companv Amsted Industries Foundation Federated Department Stores, lnc. Nattonal Wesrmlnster Rank USA Southwestern Rell Foundatton ARC0 Chemical Company Flfth Thtrd Rank Foundatron The New England Insurance Company State Farm Companv Foundatlon ARC0 Foundatron, Inc. Ftrst Intewtate Rank of Caltfnrnta New England Mutual Ltte The Stop & Shop Compantes, Inc Ashland Oil Foundation, Inc. Foundat~on Insurance Synteu (USA). Inc RankAmerica Foundation First Nattonal Bank-Chtcago Northern Trust Company Synteu Lahoratorles, Inc. Recton Dickinson Foundation Foundat~on Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Tenneco Mana~ementCompanv Rell Atlantlc Corporation FMC Foundnttnn Companv Teuaco Ph~lanthrop~cFoundatron BHP-Utah Internat~onalInc. Ford Motor Company Fund W.W. Norton & Companv Tlme Warner, Inc The Riounr Foundation, Inc. G ATX Corporation Nonvest Foundation Trmes Mtrror Companv RMC Foundation Gencorp Foundatton, Inc. John Nuveen & Co., Inc. Ttmex Enterprrses, Inc The Rveing Company General MIII~Foundatton Occtdental Petroleum Charirahle Tovota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. Rordcn Foundation, Inc. General Motow Fc3undatton Foundat~on,Inc. The Travelen Corporat~on Rorg-Warner Foundation, Inc. General Re Sewtces Corpc7ratlon OPT Enerp Company TRW, Inc. Rnston Safe Deposit and Trust General Stplal Corporatton Farker-Hanniftn Foundation Unton Pactf~cCorporat~on Company Genrgta-Pactftc Cnrporatton Peat hlawtck Foundation Unton Texas Petroleum Rowater, Inc. Gerher Products Cnmpanv The Penn Central Corporation Upjohn C~xnpanv RP America, Inc. Goldman Sachs Fund PepsiCo Foundation, Inc. U.S Rancorp Rridgestone/Firestone Trust Fund Grayhar Electrlc Companv, Inc. Pft:er, Inc. USG Fnundatlon, Inc Rristol-Myers Squihh Fnundation. Inc. GTE Foundat~on Fhtlip Morris Companies, Inc. US West Fc3undatton Rrown & Williamson Tohacco Corp. Halltburtnn Foundatton, Inc. Pittsburgh National Fnundation USX Foundatton, Inc. Rucyrus-Erie Foundation, Inc. Harrrs Rank Foundatton Potlatch Corporation Vulcan Materrnls Companv Runge Corporation H J. He~n:Company Foundatron PPG lndustr~esFoundation Waus~uPnper M~llsFoundatton, Inc. Butler Manufacturing Cnmpanv Heller F~nancral,Inc. Price LVaterhouse Foundation Western-Southern Foundatron Cahot Corporation Foundation Hewltt Assnctatec The Principal Foundation, Inc. \Vesttnghiluse Educatronal Capital Holding Corporation Htmont U.S.A , Inc Procter & Gamble Fund Foundatton CRI Foundation The Hospttal Corporatton of Amer~ca Prudential Foundation IVhlte Consol~datedIndustnec, Inc Centel Corporation (HCA) Foundat~on Republic National Rank of New Ynrk The Wtll~amsCompantes. Inc. The Chase Manhattan Bank Houghton Mrfil~nCompany Xerox Corpora tlon National Association IMCERA Gmup, Inc. Chevron, USA, Inc. Indianapolis Water Cornpanv Chicago Title & Trust Companv Industries, Inc. Foundation Chrysler Corporation International Rusiness Machines Chrysler First Corporation (IRh4) CIGNA Foundation International Telephone & Telegraph CiticorpICitihank (ITT) Clarcor Foundation S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. Cleveland-Cliffs Foundation Johnson Wax Coca-Cola Companv USA Kansas City Southern Industries, Inc. Cc~lgate-PalmoliveCompany Kellogg Co. Comerica, Inc. W.K. Kellocq Foundation Connecticut Mutual Life Kerr-McGec Foundation, Inc. Consolidated Edison Company of KI'MG Peat Manvick Founclation New York, Inc. Laclede Gas Charitable Trust Consumers Power Company Lawyers Title Insurance Cirrpomrion Continental Corporation Foundation Levi Strauss & Compnnv Foundarton Continental Illinois National Rank Lifescan, Inc. & Trust Company of Chica~n Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. Cray Research Fnundation Manufacturer's Natinnal Rank of CSX Corporat ion Detroit Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc. Manufacturers National Corporation Delta Airlines Foundation MAPCO Foundation 36 Lacu School Fund Anntd Report

Law School Fund Volunteers

he Law School community exrends a heartfelt thank you to each of the Law CLASS AGENTS T School Fund volunteers who delivered another record year. Through their guidance and dedicated support, the Law School Fund raise $2,574,485 this 1991-92 Thoma D. Alkn, '52 fiscal year. Of this total, $1,869,605 was unrestricted support, an awesome 13% increase Gerald L. Bader, Jr., '59 in undesignated giving over the prior year. Charles M. Bayer , '50 John H. Beisner, '78 100% Firm Participation Captains Dmld G. Black, '55 Menefee D. Blackwell, '39 Lee N. Abrams W. Fred Hunting, Jr. Richard Rankin, Jr. Johe D. Carr, '89 Mayer. Brown & Platr Law, Wearhen & Rtchardson Clary, Nanrz. Wood, Hoffius, Rank~n& Cooper William C. Cassebaum, '56 Thomas D. Allen Howard H. Hush, Jr. Robert A. Choatt, '36 Wddman, Harrold. Allen & Dixon Chapman & Curler Teri G. Rasrnussen Porter, Wright, Morris & Arthur Chmtopher B. Cohm, '67 Todd J. Anson Ralph J. Isackson ' Bruce A. Courtnde , '88 Brobeck, Phleger & Harrtson Braun. Kcndr~ck.F~nkkiner. Schaier & Ronald I. Reicin Murphy Jenner & Block Terrence L. Croft, '65 Judd L. Bacon Robert K. Eifkr, '47 Consumen Power Company George F. Karch, Jr. N. Rosie Rosenbaum Dough S . Ellmann, '82 Thampsan. Hine & Flory McDermotr. Will & Emery Richard Lee Blatt William S. Fan, Jr., '61 Perenon & Ross Mark Kellrnan David Rosso Ralph P. Fichmer, '69 Heller, Ehrman. White & McAuliffe Jones. Day, Reavis & Pogue Curtis B. Blessing Robct A. Fisher, '49 Dickimn, Wrlghr, Moon, Van Durn & James P. Kennedy George D. Ruttinger Morgan L. Fitch , Jr., '48 Freeman Vorys, Sarcr, Seymour & Pease Crawell & Marlng Arnold T. Fkig, '26 Edward Bransilver Herbert M. Kohn Fred E. Schlegel John W. Galanis, '63 Shearman & Steillng Bryan Cave Baker & Daniels H. James Gram, '40 Charles E. Burpee Stephen P. Kresnye Renee M. Schoenberg David D. Gregg, '81 Warner, Norcrorr & Judd Caliee, Halter & Griswold Rudnick & Wolfe William Houston, '45 Terrance L. Carlson David J. Lauth Larry R. Shulman Richard W. Ingalls, JT., '77 Gibson, Dunn & Crurcher Dorsey & Wh~tney Bodman. Longley & Dahling Anita L. H. Jenkim, '74 Michael E. Cavanaugh Stuart M. Lockrnan Jack R. Snyder Richard Katcher, '43 Fraer, Treb~lcock,Dav~s & Foster. P.C. Hon~gmanM~ller Schwarri and Cohn Ice, Miller. Donadio & Ryan Jay A. Kennedy, '79 Sidney C. Kkinman, '57 Robert G. Clayton, Jr Stuart D. Logan Michael B. Staebler Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick Dykema Gosert Pepper. Hamiiron & Schceo Alan J. Knauf, '80 Leonard Kravets, '54 Dewey B. Crawford George C. Lornbardi Dale E. Stephenson Winston & Srrawn Squrre. Sanders & Dempsey James R. Lancaster, '85 Gardner, Carton & Douglas Quinn W. Martin, '73 Charles M. Denton Diana M. Lopo James E. Stewart Butirl Long Edward S. Nobk, '46 Varnum. Rtddcrtng, Schmidr & Howlert Skaddcn, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom David H. Pamch, '75 Richard A. Earle Christopher D. Lueking David S. Stone Robert J. Pmmn, '84 Patron, Bogs & Blow Latham & Watkins Seyfarth, Shaw, Fairweather & Geraldson Benjamin M. Quigg, Jr., '44 Rodger T. Ederer Paul M. Lurie Richard M. Treckelo William K. Richardson, '37 Loornis, Ewen, Ederer. Parsley, Daws & Schiff, Hardtn & \Vam Barnes & Thornburg Gotring James Ritchie, '40 John A. McDonald Alan M. Unger Horace J. Rodgers, '51 David E. Everson Keck. Mah~n& Carr Sadley & Austin Srinson. Mag & F~izell Abraham Satovsky, '30 Gary J. McRay John C. Unkovic Fred E. Schkgel, '66 Susan Grogan Falle~ Foster, Sw~ft.Collins & Smith Rccd, Smmh, Shaw & McClay Frosr &Jacobs L. William Schmidt, IT.,'62 Quinn W. Martin George H. Vincent Benjamin 0.Schwendener, lr., '53 Karen R. Fagerstrorn Quarles & Brady Dinsmorc & Shohl Whlre & Caw hzfark H. Scoblionko, '68 1. Lee Murphy Carl H. von Ende Howard A. Sclin, '71 Mark E. Ferguson Miller, johnson, Snell & Cummkkey Mtller, Canfteld, Paddock & Stone H. Mark Stichel, '83 Klrkland & Ellts David L. Nelson Jonathan T. Walton, Jr. Gerald L. Stoetzer, '38 Charles S. Ferrell Sommers. Schwarti. Silver & Schwarrz Clark, Klein & Beaumont Kim L. Swamon, '72 Faegre & Benson Eric A. Oesterle Robert B. Webster Arbie R. Thalacker, '60 Larry J Gardner Sonnensche~n,Narh & Rosenthal Hill Lew~s Reginald M. Turner, JT., '87 M~ka,Meycrs. Bcckctt & Jones Robert Weinbaurn Robert 0.Wefald, '70 Mark H. Penskar Martha Mahan Halncs Morrlson & Foersrei; Orrick. Herringtor1 & General Motors Coiprat~on Stephen M . Wittenberg, '64 Alrhelmer 61 Gray Surcltffe; Pillsbury. Mad~son& Sutro Nancy Williams Judson C. Hire Stevan Phill~ps Perk~nsCoie Alrhe~mrr& Gray Sroel, Rlvei. bley, Jones & Grey John F. Zabriskie Jeffrey G. Heuer Yvonne S. Quinn Hopkins & Surter laffe. Ra~tre,Hcucr & Wc~ss Sulltvan & Cromwell Lnw School Fund Annual Repmt 37

Regional Volunteers and Alumni Participation

Region 1 -$171,192

Jon Y. Arnason, Chair, Sam L. Abram, John C. Barber, Jr., Richard B. Bamett, I. Scott Bass, n = 50 Alumni James M. Beardsley, Thomas W. Biddle, Michael J. Close, J. Martin Cornell, John C. Feldkamp, (;I' Alan J. Flink, Peter P. Garam, Jeffry N. Grabel, John Kevin Hoyns, Robert M. Isackson, Bruce C. Johnson, J. Hayes Kavanagh, Paul L. Lee, Travis H. Lewin, Diana M. Lopo, = 50 Alumni Donors Brian J. McCann, Deryck A. Palmer, William C. Pelster, Kurt David Schrader, f David M. Schraver, Davld M. Schreier, Stanley K. Shapiro, Morris N. Simkin, Jeffrey W. Stone - F1p.r*3arerou~d~or~~arfiL50 Number of Alumni 1.05 1 3 50/ 0 Number of Donors 373

Region 2-$233 ,203

John Nannes, Chair; Edwin C. Landis, Co-chair; Richard A. Bell, Roger K. Garfink, Herbert Goldsmith, Jr., Garth E. Griffith, Joseph P. Hafer, Victor E. D. King, James M. Loots, Gary Alan MacDonald, C. Raymond Marvin, David Lawrence Miller, Yves Quintin, Robert G. Rhoads, Mark C. Rosenblum, William H. Scharf, Mark H. Scoblionko, Gary J. Sha~ira,John C. Unkovic Number of Alumni 1 ,924 3 8% Number of Donors 723

Region 3-$68,538

Brian P. Patchen, Chair; Terrence L.Croft, Co-chair; Michael S. Adelman, Dale E. Aheam, Bruce J. Daniels, David L. Dawson, William G. Earle, Melvyn H. Fruit, Ronald A. Harbert, Ronald Holliday, Phillip E. Kaplan, Larry W. McCormack, John H. Morrow, Gordon E. Nichols, Everette Noland, Edwin J. Panichas, John W. Puffer, 111 Number of Alumni 89 1 3 5% Number of Donors 11 0 38 Law School Fund Annual Report

Region 4-$1 25,520

7 Irwin J. Dinn, Chair;F. Loyal Bemiller, George W. Cheffy, Daniel A. Cook, Raymond G. Esch, Jr., , , = 50 Alumni Michael R. Fegen, Robert 0. Hamilton, Jackson C. Hedges, Douglas W. Huffman, David S. Jacobson, Frederic Kannensohn, James D. Kurek, Donald A. Lewis, Robert S. McGeough, 0.Joseph Murray, = 50 Alumni Donors Jack Neuenschwander, Edward S. Noble, John B. Pinney, James W. Pyle, Don L. ~e~nolds, Jon M. Sebaly, James D. Supance, Robert A. Vaughn, George H. Vincent, F. Stuart Wilkins Ftprer nrr rounded to ~hcnznrrrt 50. Number of Alumni 905 47 0/ 0 Number of Donors 429

Region 5-$35,749 Edward W.Harris, 111, Chalr; Samuel J. Goodman, Co-chair;Jerry P. Baugh, Morton L. Efron, Gregory A. Huffman, Daniel E. Lewis, Jr., R. Wyatt Mick, Jr., Louis Pearlman, Jr., George R. Reller, Wesley N. Steury, Richard M. Treckelo, David B. Weisman, Myrl 0.Wilkinson Number of Alumni 302 46 % Number of Donors 138

Region 6-$3 19,969

Nancy H. Wittebort,Chair; Gerald A. Ambrose, Dennis J. Baron, Richard M. Bendix, Jr., John R. Chapin, Patricia M. Curtner, Stephen B. Diamond, Morgan L. Fitch, Jr., J. Ethan Jacobs, Kevin P. Kalinich, William A. Kindorf, 111, Sidney C. Kleinman, Patrick J. Lamb, James J. Nack, Michael K. Noonan, Eric A. Oesterle, David J. Rosso, Thomas J. Streit, Robert C. Strodel, Michael J. Way, Robert D. Winters Number of Alumni 1,41 3 45 % Number of Donors 629

Region 7-$83,384

James W.Brehl, Chair; Thomas E. Allen, Thomas M. Boykoff, Eugene D. Buckley, Richard R. Bums, Gordon B. Conn, Jr., Paul A. Curtis, Spencer L. DePew, Edward M. Dolson, Jack N. Fingersh, Duane H. Ilvedson, James A. Johnson, Robert G. Johnson, Amold J. Kiburz, 111, Charles A. Lowenhaupt, James N. Millhone, David M. Pedersen, S. Michael Wilk Number of Alumni 919 3 9 % Number of Donors 356 Law School Fund Annual Report 39

Region 8-$95,870

Spencer T.Denison, Chair; Ronald M. Could, Co-chair; George T. Bennett, Gayer G. Dominick, Robert H. Hume, Jr., Kerry Cornwall Lawrence, Kyle B. Lukins, Irving Paul, William A. Riner, Nancy Williams Number of Alumni 871 2 6 % Number of Donors 226

Region 9-$225,960

William L.Cathey, Jr., Chair; James P. Kleinberg, Co-chair; Michael E. Barber, James L. Copeland, Robert J. Faux, John B. Frank, Hugh J. Haferkamp, David Kirshman, Steven P. McDonald, Mark H. Penskar, Michael D. Rubin, Mark S. Simonian, Richard L. Sommers Number of Alumni 1,503 3 2 % Number of Donors 178

Region 10-$208,530 Barbara Rom, Chair; Dennis K. Loy, Co-chair; Lawrence Abramczyk, Charles W. Anderson, Mark R. Bendure, Michael J. Biber, Brent A. Blankenship, Curtis B. Blessing, Richard J. Bloom, Daniel Roy Boynton, William M. Brukoff, Sandra Anita Bulger, Kenneth J. Clarkson, Michael P. Coakley, Mark S. Demorest, Robert Z. Feldstein, Ralph P. Fichtner, Lawrence S. Flaggman, Bryant M. Frank, Sidney L. Frank, John Louis Gierak, Patrick Charles Hall, David L. Haron, Charles T. Harris, John D. Hertzberg, Jeffrey L. Howard, R. Ian Hunter, John E. Jacobs, Richard B. Kepes, Richardo I. Kilpatrick, Michael B. Lewis, Thomas W. Linn, Stuart M. Lockman, Stuart D. Logan, Timothy W. Mast, Barbara Rogalle Miller, John Mucha, 111, Dawn L. Phillips, R. Peter Prokop, Brian D. Rich, James D. Ritchie, Patrick K. Rode, Laurence S. Schultz, Stephen E. Shefman, Sandra M. Shipper, Marvin S. Shwedel, James A. Smith, James E. Stewart, Marcia J. Swinehart, John A. Thurber, Donald F. Tucker, Jonathan T. Walton, Jr., Randall S. Wangen, William C. Williams, Mark D. Willmarth, John Joseph Wilson, Stephen M. Wittenberg Number of Alumni 1,822 41 O/ 0 Number of Donors 754

Region 11-$64,626 Norman G.Peslar, Chair; William F. Braeuninger, Dan R. Bruggeman, Bertie N. Butts, 111, Donald J. Clark, Jerry L. Des Jardins, Robert E. Guenzel, David M. Hartsook, Richard B. Learman, Jonathan D. Lowe, Franklin H. Moore, Jr., Patric Allan Parker, Arthur J. Rose, 111, Lawrence W. Sperling, Bruce T. Wallace Number of Alumni 880 3 3 % Number of Donors 288 40 htuSchool Fund Annud Report

Region 12-$101 ,360

E. Robert Blaske, Eric V. Brown, Jr,, Robert H. Campbell, Anthony M. Damiano, William B. Davis, ' , = 50 Alumni Jr., Lawrence L. Hayes, Jr., Thomas B. Huck, William R. Jansen, Anthony J. Kolenic, Jr., William L. McKinley, Stephen B. McKown, Gary J. McRay, Hannes Meyers, Jr., Carl Oosterhouse, = 50 Alumni Donors E. David Rollert, Charles F. Schofield, James F. Tercha, William R. Thompson, Gary L. Walker, f Burke H. Webb F~plresare rounded to rhe irmert 50 Number of Alumni 1,388 3 9 % Number of Donors 540

Region 13-$9,800

Mervyn S. Gerson, Chair; Nancy Nissen Grekin, Co-chair Number of Alumni 108 44 % Number of Donors 48

Region 14-$55,455

Bruce Black, Chair; David F. Cargo, Frederick S. Dean, Paul W. Eaton, Jr., Lon Foster, 111, Robin L. Harrison, Van M. Jolas, Michael A. Peterson, Stuart Shanor, Craig L. Willlams Number of Alumni 623 3 0% Number of Donors 185

Region 15-$52,541

Stephen P.Lindsay, Chair; James E. Rice, George J. Caspar, 111, Francis E. Collins, Jr., Joseph Patrick Curran, George B. Hefferan, Jr., Robert F. Ludgin, John C. Ransmeier, Cheever Tyler, Gregg H. Wilson Number of Alumni 571 41 % Number of Donors 234 Honor Roll of Donors 4 1

Honor Roll of Donors-Gifts by Class

he Law School gratefully acknowledges the loyalty and Supporter Harold M. Karls Tgenerosity of all alumni who contributed during 1991-92. Charles S.Bishop Paul H. Karr M. Truman Woodward, Jr. Dan A. Manason Through their annual contributions, the following listed alumni H. A. Mills provide vital support to meet the School's most pressing needs. 1929 John H. Moor Number in class ...... 32 Gordon C. Reeves Recognition levels listed in the Honor Roll of Donors reflect Number of donm .... 14 M. Paul Smith those gifts received by the Law School during the period from Percent who gave ...44% Florence K. Weinberg July 1, 1991 through June 30, 1992. Class total ...... $3,000 supporter Deans Club George J. Bowers Ivan A. Challis Louis R. Gomberg Sylvan Rapaport Albert V. Hass David C. Vokes Robert L. Quinn Recognition Levels Reuben D. Wax Case Club i L. Hart Wright Cabinet ...... $25,000 or more James I. Johnson 1932 Number in class ...... 43 Paul G. Kauper Cabinet ...... $10,000 - 24,999 + Hundred Club Ralph M. Besse Number of donors ... .22 Laylin K. James Cabinet ...... $ 5,000 - 9,999 Percent who gave .. .51% ...... $ 2,500 4,999; George B. Christensen William W. Bishop, Jr. Circle - Marshall P. Eldred Class total ...... $4,505 ...... Alan N. Polasky Circle $ 1,500 - 2,499: Amos M. Pinkerton Marcus L. Plant Circk Marcus L.Plant Circle ...... $ 1,000 - 1,499' Sylvan S. Rosenbaum Wllliam R. Althans * Deans Ciub ...... $ 500 - 999 George W. Sherr Lawrence E. Cudman, Jr. Case Club ...... $ 250 - 499 Garland D. Talt Archibald J. Weaver Deans Club Hundred Club...... $ 100 - 249 Gerald E. White George E. Palmer Supporter ...... $ 199 Supporter Case Club Arthur Yao Arden E. Firestone Donors at this level are recognized as Parmers in Lehship at the Donald H. Ford University of Michigan. 1930 Roland B. Volght Number in class ...... 23 Hundred Club 191 1 1925 1927 Number of donors ...... 8 Calvin A. Brown Number in class ...... 4 Number in class ...... 8 Number in class ...... 24 Percent who gave ...35% Theron D. Childs, Jr. Number of donors ...... I Number of donors ...... 4 Numbm of donors ...... 4 Class to& ...... $1 ,145 Karl Y. Donecker Percent who gave .. .25% Percent who gave ...50% Percent who gave ... 17% Richard B. Foster Class total ...... $25 Class total ...... $400 Class total ...... $800 Deans Club Marvin L. Niehuss Donald F. Nash Supporter Huidred Club Case Club Walter Sczudlo Le Roy C. Lyon * Cyrus E. Churchill Joseph T. Ives Hundred Club Albert 1. Silber Harold Ewing Hunt Laurens L. Henderson Hundred Club Supporter 1921 Clarence M. Mulholland Franklin J. Rauner Leslie C. Putnam Norton P.Rider John R. Brown Number in class ...... 2 S. K. Riblet Wayne E. Shawaker Herman H. Copelon Number of donors ...... 1 Joel K. Riley John Sklar Abraham Satovsky William J. Dansby Percent who gavc ... 50% 1926 M. Robert Deo Class total ...... $100 Number in class ...... 19 1928 Supporter George E. Diethelm Number of donors ...... 6 Number in class ...... 22 W. B. Krag Ephraim R. Gomberg Hundred Club Percent who gave ...32% Number of donors .... 1 1 J. Miller Leavy J. Donald Murphy Harold M. Shapero* Class total ...... $2,635 Percent who gave .. .50% Henry L. Schram, Jr. 1924 Alan N. Polasky Circk Class total ...... $2,925 1931 Verle C. Witham Number in class ...... 10 Royal A. Oppenheim Number in class ...... 42 Marcus L.Plant Circk Number of donors .... 18 1933 Numberofdonors ...... 4 Hundred Club Norman Freehling Pa-cent who gave ...43% Number in class ...... 39 Percent who gave ...40% Robert G. Jamieson Benton E. Gates, Sr. Class total ...... $800 Class total ...... $6,765 Number of donors .... 14 Rogers 1. Marquis* Hundred Club Percent who gave .. .36% Deans Club Clifford A. Pedderson Laylin K. Jaines Cabinet Clarence W. Blenman George Meader Class total ...... $2,125 Sydney N. Galvin Supporter Benedict W. Eovaldi Case Club Deans Club Hundred Club S. Brooks Barton Theodore P. Ryan Kenneth J. Logan Louis A. Buck, Jr. Arnold T. Fleig Arthur A. Segall Samuel E. Gawne Louis M. Dyll Harry W. Jones Frederick W. Seiti Hundred Club Case Club Max A. W~shek John A. Spaeder Leo J. Conway, Sr. Jacob Brown Morris W. Stein Robert E. Finch Howard C. Petersen 1-Iarold Helper @hieel N. Akamh HaPFWB.APoEKXar John H. Bornan, Er. iihddG. RJw MW-)IsaA&- Wlmlm w. IGmmedy bYuz P. K' WabR. li&bm

~~ Charles M. Isrh Honor RoU of Donors 43

1940 Elizabeth Durfee Oberst Alan N. Polasky Circk Supporter John C. Timms James K. Watkins, Jr. Number in class ...... 92 Paul Oberst Jack H. Shuler Robert L. Croasmun Dolas D. White Number of donors . . . .40 Harold J. Holshuh Case Club Marcus L. Plant Circk Kenneth B. Johnson Percent who gave . . .44% Supporter Harry A. Carson Lelan F. Sillin, Jr. Dickson M. Saunders Class total ...... $22,770 Kenneth A. Cox Edward P. Dwyer, Jr. Deans Club James A. Tolhuizen Laylin K. James Cabinet Robert E. Cusack Richard Kane Dean G. Beier R. Arnold Kramer George E. Sperling, Jr. Alfred B. Eddy Samuel Langerman 1944 Alfred G. Ellick Allan C. Miller Roy L. Steinheimer, Jr. Robert F. Ritchie Number in class ...... 18 James M. French John W. Potter Robert F. Sauer Number of donors ...... 5 Alan N. Polasky Circk Chester E. Kasiborski H. James Gram Percent who gave .. .28% 1947 Harold Rosenn Case Club Class total ...... $1,025 John R. Mann Alfred I. Rothman Horace W. Adarns Number in chs ...... 96 Paul E. Siege1 Fred J. Borchard Deans Club Number of donors . . . .44 Hundred Club Marctis L. Plant Circk Donald S. Carmichael Benjamin M. Quigg, Jr. Percent who gave . . .46% William H. Baldwin Class tod ...... $1 7,088 Robert B. Dunn William H. Kinsey Case Club J. Laurence Barasa Benjamin D. Lewis Sheldon M. Ellis Ioseph F. Bartley, ]r. Theodore Markwood Laylin K. James Cabinet John H. Pickering Wendell A. Miles Max E. Wildman Jerry P. Belknap John M. Rice Olin L. Browder, Jr. Hundred Club Deans Club George M. Winwood, I11 Robert M. Barton Alan N. Polasky Circk Jerome 1. Dick Eugene B. Calder, Jr. Jack T. Redwine E. H. Walworth, Jr. Walter B. Connolly Hundred Club Suppor~ William R. L. Craft, Jr. William R. Beasley Harry E. Picketing Deans Club Case Club John W: Cummiskey M. L. Bradbury, Jr. Raymond J. Rosa Howard A. Jacobs Frederick G. Buesser, Jr. Robert V. Hackett Ila W. Butala Edward R. Tinsley William J. DeLancey William F. Hood Brooks Crabtree 1945 James Ritchie J.G.Jamra Howard A. Crawford Case Club Number in class ...... 16 William M. Beaney, Jr. Hundred Club Eugene T. Kinder Donald L. Crooks Number of donors ...... 6 Robert P. Kneeland David Davidoff Clarence A. Brlmmer, Jr Ira W. Butterfield Percent who gave . . .38% Richard H. Guthrie Charles W. Campbell Kenneth K. Lau James A. Harper Class tod ...... $1 ,200 Dennis J. Lindsay Robert B. Manley Cornelia G. Kennedy Elmer Cerin Deans Club Kenneth H. Liles Dwight M. Cheever James K. Lindsay John K. McIntyre Gerald M. Lively Hart B. Pierce, Jr. Harold Elbert Richard D. Tedrow julian E. Clark Roy M. Tolleson, Jr. Alonzo W. Clay Donald MacHarg Fred E. Sisk Case Club Donald M. Cohn John E. McFate Jay W. Sorge William Mc C. Houston Hundred Club Frederick Colombo George 0.Nichols Eric Stein Robert G. Bayley Edmond F. DeVine N. Michael Plaut George W. Trendle, Jr. Hundred Club Russell E. Bowers, Jr. Thomas W. Diver Robert A. Reeder George M. Tunison Tin C. Goo George Brody John C. Donnelly John H. Sawyer Philip E. Hanna Zoe S. Burkholz Supporter Margarer G. Schaeffer Irving M. Edelberg Robert N. Spaeder Robert H. Campbell Harold S. Strearer Ralph S. Boggs Benjamin W. Franklin Howard R. Eckels Supporter Robert R. Day Oscar Freedenberg William D. Sutton Egberto Lacerda Teixeira Thomas E. Dougherty James M. Teahen, Jr. Benjamin J. Glasgow George H. Goldstone Lennart V. Larson Monroe Fink * Eugene Gressman Richard H. Wills, Jr. 1946 James M. Forkins William T.Yorks Geraldine O'Laughlin Robert D. Handley Frederick M. Stults, Jr. Number in class ...... 58 George H. Gangwere Robert E. Moore Supporter Loyall G. Watson Number of donors . . . .26 Ernest Getz Roland Obenchain, Jr. Robert H. Clark Percent who gave . . .45% Russell K. Kono Shubrick T. Kothe Roger J. Pryor Jack P. Dunten 1943 Class total ...... $4,710 Harold M. Street Wallace C. Eblen Charles L. Levin Number in class ...... 40 Deans Club James D. Maddox Edward M. Watson Paul W. Fager Number of donors . . . . 16 Eugene V. Higglns Dalton C. McAlister Victor H. Weipert Frederick H. Greiner, Jr Percent who gave . . .40% Keith B. Hook Neil McKay William H. Reller Supporter Class total ...... $1 4,130 Richardson W. Nahstoll J. Earle Roose Henry W. Bryan Robert E. Jamison Alfred A. Levingston Laylin K.James Cabinet Case Club J. Paul Smith George D. Thomson C. Blake McDowell, Jr. Richard W. Smith Charles K. Vanwinkle Stanley C. Miner Samuel Estep Philip R. Monahan Quentin A. Ewert Hird Stryker, Jr. H. Gordon Wood Alan N. Polasky Circle Richard S. Wagner Kenneth J. Nordstrom Richard Katcher Edward S. Noble H. Martln Peckover Peter P. Price Robert M. White. I1 1941 Marcus L. Plant Circk George B. Woodman Number in class . . . . . 139 Julius S. Rubel John B. Stoddart, Jr. Sheldon Silverman Herbert Sott John M. Wright Number of donors . . ..68 Hundred Club Percent who gave . . .49% Allan F. Smith Deans Club Stcpporter Robert Orr Smith, Jr. William T. Atkinson Class total ...... $13,945 William F. Aigler John S. Dobson Thomas L. Dalryrnple Donald R. Stroud Robert K. Eifler Marcus L. Plant Circk Alfred M. Swiren Case Club James E. Dunlap Robert E. Henderson William B. Elmer George E. Bowles Alan R. Vogeler William A. Bell, I1 James E. Hoff John Feikens James T. Warns John R. Chapin Herbert S. Kahn Paul]. Keller, Jr. Stephen W. Karr John C. Johnston, Jr. Hundred Club Charles A. Morgan, Jr. William G. Lerchen, Jr. 1942 George W. Roush Alfonse 1. D'Amico C. H. Mullen Number in class ...... 99 Rosemary Scott Deam Club James L. McCrystal Lewis M. Slater James S. Thorburn Edward P. Frohlich Number of donors . . . .37 Rodtnan N. Myers Percent who gave . .375/0 George R. Thomton Gene C. Hopkins . Arthur Peter, Jr. Class total ...... $9,320 Samuel Krugliak Richard Wade 44 Honor Roll of Donors

1948 Gerald A. Lipnik Alan N. Polasky Circle Keiichiro Imai Albert J. Engel Number in class . . . . ,290 Thomas P. Loughlin Thomas W. Ford Robert J. King Robert R. Finch Number of donors . . . 120 Frank J. Mackey, Jr. William]. Schrenk, Jr. William MacRitchie John J.Gaskell Percent who gave . . ,4196 Roy E. Mattern, Jr. Marcus L. Plant Circle V. John Manikoff Frederick L. Hamric Class total ...... $32,334 Stewart E. McFadden William R. Peterson Frank J. Mooney Kenneth A. Millard Joe C. Foster, Jr. Laylin K. James Cabinet E. V. Greenwood Jack L. Rasmussen Edward J. Neithercut Richard H. Morris Arthur M. Rude Morgan L. Fitch, Jr. Thomas E. Murphy Walter 0.Koch Case Club Donald E. Nordlund L. Bates Lea James V. Rutledge Keith K. Nicolls Edgar H. Schmiel George E. Dudley Marcus L. Plant Circle Alan D. Pauw Morris Milmet Joseph G. Egan * Palmer C. Singleton, Jr. John Scurlock Alfred B. Fitt John A. Rickerson D. Carlton Shull John S. Kellogg Merrill N. Johnson George A. Rinker Deans Club John H. Spelman Howard A. Marken Claude M. Pearson Frank H. Roberts Leonard E. Bullard Robert T. Swengel Ralph F. McCartney Roy F. Proff-itt Richard E. Robinson Dennis A. Darin, Jr. Robert E. Waldron John A. Michael John H. Widdowson Stanton G. Roesch Robert F. Ellsworth Richard V. Wellman Ernest A. Mika Hubert L. Rowlands W. Vung Zang Faung Calvin L. Wells William Ross Deans Club Neal Seegert John C. Walker James K. Mitsumori Carson C. Grunewald Frank C. Shaler Jefferson L. Jordan Supporter Harvey L. Weisberg Dorothy A. Servis Edward C. Sievers, Jr. William F. Ager, Jr. Robert D. Winters James M. Winning John E. Leggat William V. Sowers William J. Pierce Philip C. Baldwin Earle E. Wise Robert M. Barrie Case Club Charles J. Sullivan David D. Ring Philip Wittenberg John T. VanAken Richard B. Secrest Willard G. Bowen Henry W. C. Wong Robert W. Bibler Charles Earl Brown Fred W. Hall, Jr. Bert Walker William W. Slocum, Jr Hundred Club William F. Welch Leo J. Cassel Edward M. Hindert James A. Sprunk W. Park Catchpole Lysle I. Abbott Vincent C. lmmel Thomas J. Wheatley Case Club Andrew C. Cecere Burton C. Agata Joseph B. Johnson James M. Wienner James M. Barrett, I11 Webster Cook Tommy F. Angell Joseph W. Morris Jesse D. Willmott C. R. Ashford William H. Wood, Jr. Richard F. Biringer Theodore P. Duning Richard C. O'Connor Beryl A. Bimdorf Hilliard J.Fjord D. Robert Bastian Lester E. Page Supporter Thomas C. Cochran, Jr. James R. Fredrickson Charles M. Bayer R. C. Prince John S. Ballard Gilbert A. Currie Edward E. Hiett Lewis D. Benson Le Roy H. Redfem Mwin R. Bates Raymond S. Davis, Jr. Donald A. Lewis Earl R. Boonstra Harvey C. Vamum William J. Baum Max Dean Wells T. Lovett Gordon B. Boozer Johnnie M. Walters Charles B. Blackmar John R. Dellenback George D. Lutz Lawrence A. Brown George C. Willson, Ill Robert F. Browning John C. Elam William J. Mantyh Zolman Cavitch Wayne G. Wolfe Richard von K. Bruns Stanley E. Johnson, Jr. David A. Nichols William A. Coughlin William A. Yolles Norman C. Carey James F. Judge Robert E. Nichols Donald D. Davis Frederick R. Carson John R. MacKenzie Robert M. Petteys Charles E. Day, Jr. Hundred Club James N. DeBoer, Jr. Charles T. Alfano David R. Chenoweth Myron J. Nadler John H. Platt, Jr. Albert M. Colman Albert B. Perlin, Jr. Everett J. Schroeder Raymond J. DeRaymond Richard J. Archer Howard F. DeYoung CpsY. At Lee LeRoy J. Contie, Jr. Elmer L. Radka, Jr. Don V. Souter John E. Damon George C. Steeh Edward L. Sprague Robert Dilts Robert T. Bartlow Paul W. Eaton, Jr. Edwin B. Bartow Richard Eckhart Asher N. Tilchin Henry A. Supplee Frank Elkouri Reamer W. Wigle Robert B. Wilcox James B. Falahee Orvas E. Beers Fred W. Freeman Robert H. Bellairs J. Donald Ezell William H. Woodson Robert L. Gibson George M. Zeltzer 1950 Robert H. Frick Conrad A. Bradshaw Sydney S. Friedman Joseph B. Grigsby Number in class . . . . ,250 Kenneth A. Brighton Hundred Club Thomas H. Green John E. Grosholl Number of donors . . . 113 John F. Buchman, 111 Allan D. Behrendt Robert P. Griffin Eugene Hanson Percent who gave . . .45% Edward D. Buckley Charles D. Bell Richard B. Gushee Malcolm Campbell Gordon H. Kriekard Class total ...... $38,544 William 0.Mays William H. Braun, Jr. Robert M. Harris Robert R. Cook Martin R. Browning Laylin K. lames Cabinet Gordon L. Hawkins Ned W. Deming Mary L. McKenny John R. Newlin Kent Chandler, Jr. William L. McKinley Saamir Kaiser Robert B. Duncan Nicholas P. Chapekis Genro Kashiwa Leslie W. Fleming Thomas E. Norpell William W. Bishop, Jr. John C. Parkhurst Charles A. Chapin John L. King William R. Forry Avem L. Cohn Circle John E. Logue Theodore J. Fraizer John Weed Powers Stuart J. Dunnings, Jr. Charles R. Ross Margaret Cook Joseph F. McLellan Walter B. Freihofer John S. Crandell J. Donald McLeod John G. Gent Harold E. Rudel Alan N. Polasky Circle Clarence E. Singletary George H. Davies Gerald Bright Alan C. McManus Charles B. Godfrey Philip C. Dickinson Hudson Mead William M. Goebel Paul Sislin Thomas J. Donnelly Irving Slifkin Albert R. Dilley Charles C. Killin Archie A. Messenger Samuel N. Greenspoon John Ehlers Russell E. Noble William J. Halliday, Jr. Addison I. West Marcus L. Plant Circle Winston W. Wolvingcon Stanley J. Ellias William W. Page Bayard E. Heath Robert A. Fisher Omar S. Brunet, Jr. Vernon R. Pearson Clark Ileggeness 1949 John A. Galbraith James T. Corden Colvin A. Peterson, Jr. Douglas W. Hillman Joseph B. Gary Charles Hansen Sidney E. Pollick Number in class '. . . . ,274 F. Chalmers Houston, Jr. Bernard Goldstone William M. Peek Milton Roth Number of donors . . . 108 F. W~lliamHutchinson Herman Gordon Aaron R. Ross Jawis J. Schmidt Percent who gave . . .39% Milton L. Jacobson Robert A. Grimcs, Jr. Robert W. Sharp Everett M. Scranton Class total ...... $30,467 Philip S. Kappes Rockwell T. Gust, Jr. William P. Sutter Robert W. Shadd Jackson C. Kramer William W. Bishop, Ir. Palmer T. Heenan Byron D. Walter R. Kendall Sherrill Ira J.Lefton Circir Thomton Hopson Morris S. Shinsato Lawrence B. Lindemer Deans Club Ralph J. Isackson Julian E. Hughes Robert J. Danhof William F. Steiner John W. Steinhauser

46 Honor Roll of Donors

Mortimer H. Hartwell, Jr. Theodore J. St. Antoine Malcolm J. Sutherland James H. McCrory William J. Cowlin Robert A. Howes Frank M. Wheeler William K. Van't Hof William Morris Moldoff Raymond H. Dresser, Jr. Clarence L. Hudson John K. Von Lackum 0.K. Petersen William E. Guthner, Jr. Bernard Hulkower Marclcs L. Plant Circle John M. Wilson Richard S. Ratcliff John A. Kelly, Jr. Marvin K. Jacobs Robert B. Aikens Marvin 0.Young S~dneyB. Schneider Robert S. McCormick Ernest E. Johnson David W. Belin Allen Zemmol Edward L. John H. McDermott Frederick D. Johnson Karl E. Braunschneider Vandenberg, Jr. David W. Swanson Nobuki Kamida Raymond M. Supporter William E. Wisner Herbert M. Leiman Champion, Jr. Bernard Abrams Deans Club William T. Means Robert M. Duboc Malcolin D. Basinger Hundred Club John C. Cary, Jr. Herbert L. Meschke Carl A. Hasselwander Sander Bemstein John W. Bauknecht William F. Crockett R. Wyatt Mick,Jr. Donald M. Wilkinson, Jr. Charles H. Cleminshafi Norman I. Brock Neil Flanagin George D. Miller, Jr. David P. Wood Robert B. Dornhaffer Ronald V. DeBona Peter J.Gartland John S. Fallon James W. Dorr Edward A. Hansen Yukio Naito Deans Club Arthur A. Neiman Jack F. Gardner Ivan M. Forbes Richard A. Jones George B. Berridge Ralph E. Hayes Robert F. Guthrie John B. Kuhr 1. Michael O'Hara Sheridan J. Buckley, Jr. Charles E. Oldfather Alvin P. Lipnik John R. Heher Myron J. Resnick Lawrence L. Bullen William L. Mackay Richard C. Hostetler Edward L. Shank Clifford Sadler Donald C. Droste Edward R. Sandell Patrick H. McCauley Peter M. Kardel James A. Timmer William G. Hyland Robert H. Meisel Robert H. Levan Norman A. Zilber Herbert 1. Sherman Patrick J. Kinney Jack L. Miller Mark R. Lidschin Carrington Shields- Donn B. Miller Case Club Oppenheim Kenneth H. Otten Joseph F. Maycock, Jr. Walter J. Roper Maclyn T. Parker Roberc S. Nickoloff William H. Alexander Gordon H. Smith, Jr. Stanley R. Weinberger Michael J. Baughman Philip S. Smith Raymond J. Payne Martin S. Packard Samuel I. Shuman Leonard J. Prekel Joseph Butler Richard C. Stavoe Case Club Norman E. Gaar Kenneth G. Stevens William S. Bonds Abraham Y. T. Siu A. F. Ringold Bradford Stone Harvey M. Silets Robert L. Halbrook, Jr. Edgar A. Strause Stephen A. Bromberg Joseph Van Buskirk Irving Stenn, Jr. Irving L. Halpern Harvey E. Streich Stuart H. Cammett, Jr. Edward M. Yampolsky Robert C. Strodel Paul A. Heinen James Taylor Roger G. Connor James S. Hilboldt Harvey R. Dean Donald F. Stubbs Richard M. Treckelo Herbert H. Tanigawa Thomas A. Lazaroff William L. Wise Julius Denenberg 1955 Julius B. Poppinga Jerry A. Donley Number in class . . . . . 175 Howard N. Thiele, Jr. Kenneth S. H. Wong Edward A. Quinnell Supporrer Jerome S. Fanger Number of donors . . . .62 Charles B. Renfrew Sidney D. Amster James A. Hildebrand Percent who gave . . .35% Supporter Lawrence W. Sperling Will J. Bangs Edward J. Kahn Class total ...... $20,195 Raywood H. Blanchard Roger W. Wilkins William A. Beckett Robert J. Kilgore L. Hart Wright Cabinet Ross W. Campbell, Jr. William R. Brown 1. B. King John P. Daley Hundred Club James Leonard Conley Robert B. Fiske, Jr. Vernon J. Andrews John H. Leddy Stanley S. Schwartz John Franklin Dodge, Jr. John E. Danaher Ronald Y. C. Lee Herbert Drucker John D. Appel * John A. Fillion Justin T. Rogers, Jr. Paul G . Kauger Cabinet Albert W. Easton Stephen C. Bransdorfer Mark W. Griffin Harold A. Ruemenapp John R. Worthington Robert S. Frey William R. Brashear Robert 0. Hamilton Hugh R. Braun Richard W. Young William J. Hartman, Jr. Heinz G. Helm Laylin K,James Cabinet John J. Brittain Hundred Club Richard M. Adams Harvey A. Howard J. Kirby Hendee William R. Huey, Jr. Herbert R. Brown Frank W. Hoak Richard S. Baker David R. Macdonald William D. Bmsstar, ]r. Giorgio V. Bemini William Ken Laray John F. Ingraham William W. Bishop, Jr. Alan Z. Lefkowicz Eugene D. Buckley Sherman A. Itlaner Robert H. Bloom Richard R. Dailey Larry J. Burke Circle Leah R. Marks Don I. Johnson Lawrence 1. Brown William G. Myers Marvin Dubrinsky Homer H. Kirby, Jr. William H. Carpenter Donald Ford Chris T. Christ Stewart S. Dixon John R. Peterson Masanori Kushi John A. Grayson Lawrence N. Ravick Eugene H. Gilmartin Lyn H. Marcus Milo G. Coerper Paul R. Haerle Howard A. Cole Alan N. Polasky Circle Richard Z. Rosenfeld Donald J. Miller Jack Douglas Rowe Alfred L. Haffner, Jr. C. Richard Neely Granger Cook, Jr. George S. Flint H. Van Den Berg Hatch Clyne W. Durst, Jr. Robert G. Schuur Morton M. Scult Warren K. Urbom William A. Swainson John D. Hegarty Franklin S. Wallace John W. Fitzgerald Jane C. Higgs David R. Frazer Marcus L.Plant Circk John L. Wolfe W. Gerald Warren John D. Jolliffe Herbert A. Goldsmith, Jr. 1956 John F. Kruger 1954 Virgil J. Haggart, Jr. Deans Club Number in class . . . . ,200 Richard B. Madden Hugh G. Harness Robert E. Baker Number of donors . . . .96 Oscar J. Miller Numberinclass ..... 211 James L. Howlett Percent who gave . . .48% Number of donars . . . .93 Earl E. Borradaile James T. Neef Alan R. Hunt Ira A. Brown, Jr. Class total ..... $110,814 Charles A. Nelson Percent who gave . . .44% Constantine D. Kasson Class total ...... $30,905 Leland B. Cross, Jr. L. Hart Wright Cabinet Roger P. Noorthoek Lawrence A. King Robert I. Donnellan William R. Jenres Roger H. Oetting L. Hart Wright Cabinet George M. Mack Sanford B. Hertz M. Harry Piper John E. Riecker James B. McQuillan Raymond E. Knape William W. Bishop, Jr. Harold H. Plassman Richard H. Norris, I11 Louis Pearlman, Jr. " Circle William L. Randall William W. Bishop, lr. Robert M. Radner William C. Cassebaum Circk Robert Rosenman Allison L. Scafuri Case Club E. Raymond Stanhope Murray B. Schwartzberg Paul B. Campbell John L. Schwendener John G. Fletcher Alan N. Pohky Circk Kirby A. Scott Ralph 1. Selby Donald W. Gruettner Alan N. Pohky Circk Arne Hovdesven Donald W. Shaffer Evelyn J. Lehman John F. Shantz Hugh J. Haferkamp Edwin S. Taylor Myron M. Sheinfeld Jerome V. H. Sluggett Fred Mallender, I1 Marcus L. Plant Circle William C. Williams Daniel L. Martin Jack G. Armstrong

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Peter W. Hirsch Alan I. Epstein Carl M. Eckert Bruce A. Barnhart Stanford E. Gass Stanley Hirt Thomas W. Hauser Richard A. Elbrecht David G. Davies Lewis G. Gatch Scott tlodes Donald R. Jolliffe Robert J. Garrett Warren E. Eagle Paul A. Hanke Wolfgang Hoppe Thomas E. Kauper Robert H. Gibson H. Russel Holland Walter V. Kron Frank D. Jacobs Richard H. May Richard E. Gilfillan Robert A. Holstein John F. Lymburner John T. Jeandrevin Robert J. Paley Robert George Johnson Peter F. Levin W. Stephen Meloy Lawrence A. Jegen, 111 David R. Shaub Kenneth Laing Daniel E. Lewis, Jr. John B. Rapp Marten R. Jenkins Erik]. Srapper William M. Lane George A. Mathewson Gerald F. Rosenblatt Alvin S. Kaufer William K. Strong George E. Leonard, 111 Cecil R. Mellin Donald J. Walbridge James Patrick Kennedy David B. Weisman Robert J. Margolin Eldon Olson Walter W. Winget, 11 Lawrence J. LaBrie Case Club Eugene A. Moore John L. Peschel Chester C. Lawrence Robert C. Neal William E. Amold Lawrence R. Springer 1962 Ronald J. Linder Robert Bruce Nelson Dean L. Berry Charles H. Stark Number in class . . . . ,242 Melvyn I. Mark George E. Potter Number of donors . . . 128 Robert S. McGeough Anthony C. Buesser George J. Reindel, 111 Hundred Club Charles N. Dewey, Jr. Percent who gave . . .53% Alan F. Meckstroth Robert G. Rhoads Vincent L. Barker, Jr. Elliott M. Epstein Class total ...... $40,625 Daniel C. Mills John I. Riffer Stanley Berger David Arthur Nelson John C. Frakes, Jr. Dean J. Shipman Peter A. Bernard Alan h'. Pohky Circk James T. Johnson Carroll Purdy, Jr. Herman S. Siqueland Robert S. Bolton Amalya L. Kearse I. Samuel Kaminsky Ronald T. Schaps Warren Sundstrand Phillip B. Bowman William R. Nicholas William R. Slye Franklin H. Moore, Jr. Pieter G. Thomassen Robert L. Brooks Garo A. Partoyan George C. Stewart William Patterson Leonard W. Treash, Jr. Phillip S. Brown H. Dav~dSoet J. Philip Burt Marcus L. Plant Circk , Edward Barry Stulberg Peter D. Bymes Marilyn M. Wanger Guy VanderJagt 1961 Frederic K. Conover, I1 Jerry G. Wright James R. Cripe James W. Creamer, Jr. Myrl 0. Wilkinson Numbe~in class . . . . .251 Steven P. Davis Hundred Club Bruce J. Daniels Supporter Number of donors . . . 109 Frederick S. Dean Morton L. Efron Paul Babitz Percent who gave . . .43% George Buchanan, Jr. Charles A. DeGrandpre Michael R. Flyer John W. Bales Class total ...... $76,770 Edward D. Bureau John J. Esposito, Sr. Roger B. Harris William A. Cockell, Jr. Thomas R. Beierle C. Barry Montgomery Leonard J. Betley Paul G . Kauper Cabinet John L. Etter Steven L. Dykema Henry B. Pearsall Michael J. Farmg Robert B. Wessling James J. Hall Robert L. Bombaugh John A. Wise James C. Booth Stanley R. Zax James 7.Friedman David I. Harfeld William J. Giovan Stanley Davis Brown Deans Club Meredith Hemphill, Jr. Laylin K. James Cabinet George F. Gronewold, Jr. J. Philip Burt Richard W. Odgers Randolf H. Aires Peter M. Knowlton Stuart S. Gunckel Stephen H. Bard Paul h4. Ladas Norman R. Carpenter Ward Chapman William W. Bishop, IT. Thomas Hooker Joel M. Boyden, Sr. Wayne Leengran Frederick R. Hubbell Spencer L. Depew Circk Larry M. Carter Gerald R. Leipply William C. Griffith Jack D. Hunter Donald R. Chapman Lawrence E. Levine Seymour N. Dubrimky Michael Klynn Robert H. Durham, Jr. James M. Trapp Don A. Davis Robert K. Lewis, Jr. William Krupman Roger W. Findley Jon E. Floria Peter S. Lucyshyn Alan N.Polasky Circk John C. Learning John Fuller Laurence M. Scoville, Jr. Alan G. Friedman William Meikle Francis C. Marsano John W. Funk Harry A. Gaines Lloyd E. Williams, Jr. James A. Park Richard E. McEachen Edward M. Grabill, Jr. John F. Powell Lawrence H. Gingold Ian C. McLeod John D. Healy, Jr. Marcus L. Plant Circk Thomas D. Heekin Thomas A. Solberg Harold S. Barron G. Gregory Michael Warren M. Laddon Robert P. Volpe Douglas J. Hill Alan C. Miller Donald J. Keune Calvin A. Campbell, Jr. Chris L. McKenney Robert Zeph Robert Eleveld Jerome D. Neifach Robert L. Merzger Mark V. Klosteman George E. Norman John A. LaFalce William S. Farr, Jr. John R. Nichols 1960 Barry I. Fredericks Morton H. Orenstein Henry J. Price Paul K. Lange Bruce N. Parsons Number in class . . . . ,245 James S. Leigh Louis Frey, Jr. Richard E. Rabbideau Number of donors . . . .95 Arthur R. Gaudi Robert J. Reid Jerome M. Salle J. L. Mayberry, Jr. Hanson S. Reynolds Percent who gave . . .39% D. H. McCown Sargent Karch David A. Schechter Class total ...... $22,487 Richard M. Leslie Russell H. Riggs Michael J. Schiff Russell A. McNair, Jr. James J. Schiller William W. Bishop, Jr. Robert A. Miller J. Bruce McCubbrey Thomas P. Scholler Robert L. McLaughlin William j. Shapiro Oliver E. Seikel Circk G. Masashi Nakano L. Vastine Stabler, Jr. Arbie R. Thalacker Frank Pollack Elliott C. Miller Kent J. Vana Gregor N. Neff Charles W. Staiger Carl Roberts James R. Stariha Case Club Alan h'. Pohky Circk Henry J. Rosenbaum Herbert Sparrow, 111 John F. Nickoll Norton L. Sreuben Walter R. Allan Robert Segar Deans Club Paul S. Teranes Richard Samuel Borland George E. Snyder Leonard W. Smith Thomas E. Warrick James B. Blanchard Robert E. Thorne John C. Buchanan John A. Stichter Bernard Heller David C. Todd Eben G. Crawford Marcus L.Plant Circk Bruce M. Stiglitz Richard L. Kay Daniel E. Tolfree Brian C. Elmer Mervyn S. Gerson Stevan Uzelac Michael B. McLeam Thomas R. Williamson James M. Flaggert Joel N. Simon Byron H. Weis Robert F. Ochs Warren W. Wilson Kenneth W. Graham, Jr. E. Lisk Wyckoff, Jr. Kent E. Whittaker John R. Parker James J. Wood Albert P. Horrigan Morton M. Zedd Clay R. Williams John J.Stroh, Jr. Michael M. Hughes Richard E. Young William Y. Webb Supporter William R. Jones, Jr. Deans Club Stanley A. Williams Robert R. Anderson Philip E. Kaplan Peter A. Banker Supporte~ Michael E. Barber David A. Benner Vemon D. Kortering Harold E. Berritt Case Club Jerome E. Burns Jerald E. Olson David J. Cooper John P. Bure Judd L. Bacon John E. Cochrane John F. Burton, Jr. Russell K. Osgood, Jr. Edward C. Donlon Richard 0. Ballcntine John A. Fiske Frank G. Reeder Dirk DeVries John C. Barber, Jr. HowRoll of Donors 49

William B. Rees Robert W. Paisley Donald E. Vacin Edward A. Ryder Kenneth Paul Walz Carl M. Riseman Dale Park, Jr. Scott F. Zimmerman James L. Shonkwiler, Jr. David G. Williams James W. Smith Ralph L. Wright John B. Pendleton Deans Club Reed F. Steele Care Club Norman T. Smith Hundred Club Fredric W. Altschul Webb Anthony Smith James R. Borthwick Donald P. Stone Timothy K. Carroll Martin]. Adelman Charles G. Symmonds Richard Snyder Brennan Richard K. Snyder William S. Bach Jon Linwood Brown Wade C. Stevens lnvin J. Dinn David N. Weinman Albert S. Golbert Livlngston Baker John E. Burke Norman 0. Alvin]. Wilson Ronald R. Hanlon John A. Benning Robert C. Canfield Stockmeyer, Jr. Donald]. Witter William T. Hutton Charles E. Blank Robert 1. Yock William W. DeWitt Paul L. Tractenberg Robert M. Bordeau Edward M. Dolson Charles K. Veenstra Rocque E. Lipford Ronald J. Brewer 1963 John R. Ernst Jackman S. Vodrey Michael V. Marston William M. Brukoff Charles R. Lawrence W. Waggoner Samuel J. McKim, I11 Robert A. Butler Number in chs . . . . ,344 Frederickson, 111 Paul M. Ostergard Number of donors . . . 160 Edward A. White Francis E. Collins Gerald L. Gherlein Ralph 0.Wilbur Donald A. Pierce, Jr. Douglas S. Dales, Jr. Percent who gave . . .47% Robert C. Hackett James M. Powell Class total ...... $79,449 Peter J. Wittkuhns Walter T. Dartland J.Walker Henry George H. Zinn, Jr. Kurt E. Richter George Deshensky Laylin K. lames Cabinet Edward C. Johnson Jon M. Sebaly Jon F. DeWitt Murray J. Feiwell John C. Jones, 111 supporter Benton S. Duffett, Jr. John B. Kemp Orville L. Coady Care Club John A. McDonald Robert J. Battista David L. Finkelman Luke T. C. Lee Simon F. Coleman Karl L. Gotting William W. Blshop, IT. J. Thomas McCarthy D. Sidney Condit H. Lee Blumberg Robert M. Grover Circle Anthony R. Michel Dale 0.Cox Marvin J. Brenner Morrison L. Heth J. William Holland David Herbert Miller Peter H. DeHaas Bruce C. Conybeare John E. Hodgson Ira J. Jaffe Melinda Morris Anthony E. Efremoff James L. Copeland C. Vernon Howard, Jr. David J. Rosso Hugh M. Morrison Sarah Efremoff Ronald K. Dalby Richard A. Hyde Alan I. Rothenberg James E. Pryce Brock Evans William B. Dunn Norman A. Jacobs A. Paul Victor James H. Quirk Howard M. Frankenberger John P. Eppel Richard Fredrick Gerber Kenneth A. Jacobson Alan N. Polasky Circle Leonard M. Saari Alfred E. Gade Lynne B. Johnson Mark Sumner Smallwood John A. Hazelwood Robert E. Goodrich Robert Z. Feldstein William J. Heaphy B. Todd Jones W. Fred Hunting, Jr. C. Peter Theut Jackson C. Hedges Paul W. Jones Rolfe A. Worden David Boyd Kennedy William]. Madden, Jr. Robert G. Lane Mark T. Mahlberg Alan F. Kane Alvin V. Shoemaker Jules Lang David C. Kline Hundred Club Arthur F. Lubke, Jr. Michael R. Maine Thomas W. VanDyke Hans G. Bagner Joseph F. McDonald Joseph P. Koucky Kathryn D. Wriston William B. Lum Conrad W. Kreger Dan R. Bruggeman David B. Marblestone Charles M. McLaughlin Malcolm E. Martin Marcus L. Plant Circle T. Irving Chang James A. McDermott William R. Radford Thomas 1. McKey Arthur V. N. Brooks Theodore R. Cohn Dennis E. Murray Stephen W. Roberts Charles H. Miel Stuart F. Feldstein Charles F. Dugan, I1 R. Eric Peterson Frank R. Uible, Jr. Henry Earle, 111 Francis]. Newton, Jr. Lloyd C. Fell James H. Rich, Jr. Hundred Club John M. Niehuss Robert L. Harmon Garrettson Ellis Luis F. Rodriguez Allen D. Evans Robert D. Andrews, Jr. G. E. Oppenneer Howard H. Hush, Jr. Richard A. Shapiro A. John Beke Galen D. Powers Gen Kajitani Harold M. Fong Jeffrey B. Shulman Peter W. Forsythe Theodore L. Bendall, Jr. Russell G. Press, Jr. Herbert M. Kohn William Reule Thompson Carl D. Bernstein Richard A. Prince D. Michael Kratchman Gary Richard Frink Robert J. Wade, Jr. Suzanne Balaze Gifford Philip L. Bruner Walter F. Ransom C. Raymond Marvin A. Harris Walker Michael R. Capizzi L. William Schmidt, Jr John M. Price Thomas J. Greene Roger C. Wolf Warren F. Grienenberger Ronald W. Carmichael Stuart D. Shanor Lawrence K. Snider Avelino V. Cruz Daniel E. Singer Philip Sotiroff Richard A. Guilford 1964 David J. Kayner Jon E. Denney Donald J. Spero Stefan F. Tucker Number In class . . . . ,308 Michael A. Dively J. Phillip Surrart Michael C. Weston John N. Kirkendall Gerald A. Klein Numberofdonors ... 119 Bruce W. Eaken, Jr. Robert W. Swain, Jr. Robert C. White Percent ulho gave . . .39% Henry M. Ekker Roy Y. Takeyama Bruce T. Kloppman Deans Club Bruce Leavitt Class total ...... $44,259 Daniel R. Elliott, Jr. Thomas W. Taylor Fred J. Fechheimer James M. Beardsley Joseph W. Little Lnylin K. James Cabinet John J. Timmer William F. Braeuninger P. Alexander Fisher John G. Toner Orlin D. Lucksted Francis B. Kulp, Jr. Robert J. Currie Howard R. Lurie Karl R. Frankena David C. Tracey Bruce N. Duff William W. Bishop, !r. Charles Frisbie David A. Watts Ralph E. Mahowald John A. Everhardus J. Patrick Martin Circle Paul D. Giha Supporter John M. Fischer R~chardW. Mason, Jr. Peter V. Fazio, Jr. John F. Hanson John R. Bagley John William Galanis Gerald E. McNally Richard B. Rogers Edgar N. Harland Joseph P. Baker A. Duncan Gray, Jr. John L. McNamara Lloyd A. Semple Franklin L. Hartman Paul D. Borman Newman T. Guthrie J. Michael Meade Daniel W. Vittum, Jr. Edwin A. Howe, Jr. Andrew C. Hall, Jr. Spencer C. Hunt Robert G. Burton Gail Franklin Miller Alan N. Polasky Ci~cle Melvyn H. Fruit Lawrence Hirsch Paul F. Morgan Peter W. Hyde Jerry Dale Jordan Lawrence G. Meyer Justice G. Johnson, Jr. Bn~ceKalom Charles D. Moyer Barry R. Whitnlan Robert A. Karbel Michael S. Knuths Allan Nachruan S. Olof Karlstrom David K. Kroll John A. Krsul, Jr. D~aneI. Olson Marcur L. Plant Circle John A. Kici J. Richard Marshall John R. Lutz Anthony J. Pagano Dennis P. Bedell Steven Z. Kleiner A. David Mikesell Kenneth C. Modell Marilyn N. Ransom Alexander E. Bennett James L. Krambeck John D. Miller Howard E. O'Leary, Jr. Wallace A. Richardson Thomas G. Dignan, Jr. Robert M. Kroenert Paul F. Mordy Lee D. Poarar William B. Roberts Robert V. Lewis Norvie L. Lay 0.Joseph Murray Burton Rodney Norman P. Rowe Richard A. Rosstnan Paul L. Leeds Fredric L. Smith Hopkin T. Rowlartds, Jr. Marvin S. Shwedel Timothy W. Mast Herbert C. Snyder, Jr. 50 Honor RoU of Donors

William J. McCormick Frank G. Pollock David M. Goelzer Ronald L. Olson Robert Smylie Paye Roger L. McManus Douglas 1. Rasmussen Dcnnis D. Grant Thomas G. Washing Ronald S. Pretekin Alan P. Miller Justin C. Raviu Patricia M. Hanson Lawrence J. Sherman Paul G . Kauper Cabinet James J. Nack Laurence S. Schultz Richard M. Helzberg David R. Shevitz William S. Hawgood, I1 Edwin J. Panichas Vemon J. Vander Weide Boyd A. Henderson Jack A. Siebers E. David Rollert Faris A. Howrani James G. Phillipp Deans Club Charles D. Todd, 111 Michael L. Rubin Marco A. Jagmetti Joan V. Arrowsmith Laylin K.James Cabinet Forrest T. Walpole T. Gordon Scupholm, I1 Willoughby C. Johnson Thomas P. Casselman Dewey B. Crawford George E. Ward Arthur M. Shenvood William D. Jones Robert A. Fippinger John B. Whinrey Peter X. Sickinger R. Theodore Clark, Jr. Jerome H. Keams William A. Crane James E. Howie, Jr. R. Jamison Williams, Jr. Dayton E. Soby Charles B. Keenan, Jr. Terrence L. Croft John R. Monson David L. Wintroub Frank S. Spies Henry]. Koehler, IV David D. Dodge John M. Walker, Jr. James J. Spolyar Richard N. Light Hundred Club Ben S. Stefanski, I1 Albert E. Fowerbaugh Edward L. Lublin William W. Bishop, Jr. Stanley G. Andeel John D. Tully John E. Howell Michael S. Mathews William C. Anderson Robert M. Klein Cheever Tyler Marcelino C. Maxino R. Malcolm Cumming Kevin Moore Beattie J. Gary McEachen Walter A. Urick Michael J. McHale William E. Doster Carl F. Bowmer Robert G. Waddell James K. Perrin Everette Noland Henry W. Ewalt, 111 Terrance K. Boyle Stanley P. Wagner, Jr. John A. Thurber Peter A. Patterson Richard C. Sneed Nathaniel P. Breed, Jr. Michael A. Wamer Case Club Robert V. Peterson William T. Wood, Jr. Harvey Chayet John Palmer Williams Bruce R. Bancroft Louis B. Potter Douglas M. Crowley Alan N. Polasky Circle Dennis C. Drury Stephen M. Wittenberg Larry J. Bingham Richard J. Rankin, Jr. John C. Auld David F. Rees Edwin G. Emerson Supporter Richard Lee Blatt Jonathan L. Birge Lawrence J. Ross Robert J. Epstein William A. Baker Paul W. Bollman George L. Jenkins Carla Schwarze Thomas Shaw Eveland Alan Garrick Choate J. Walter Brock Eric V. Brown, Jr. Gary J. Shapira Marcus L. Plant Circle Gerald B. Fincke John J. Connaughton Peter S. Galloway Charles E. Clark Stuart Sinai Rodger V. Bittner Robert S. Cragg Stephen A. George Paul F. Dauer Jerome M. Smith William M. Colby J. Culbertson Daggitt Kenneth L. Spangler William G. Earle Robert H. Gillette Marc G. Denkinger John Calvin Feldkamp Bruce M. Groom Sheila Gallagher Benjamin Steiner George M. Elsener Paul E. Gillmor Richard I. Stephenson Robert E. Epstein Kenneth R. Harker, Jr. Ira Gerson Harris Gerald A. Goray Michael G. Harrison Douglas I. Hague Alan H. Strohmaier E. Edward Hood Denis A. Jacques Phillip L. Thom Gerald T. Noffsinger Robert E. Heller Thomas B. Marvel1 R. Ian Hunter John C. Hutchinson David S. Jacobson F. David Trickey Richard F. Vitkus George C. McKinnis John J. Ursu Duane H. Ilvedson Douglas 0.Meyer Thomas L. Jones Deam Club Victor E. D. King Walter S. Kirimitsu J. Michael Warren Robert W. Beicke William S. Moody Robert G. Wise Edward P. Levy Charles A. Sailstad Thomas Carson Lee Sidney A. Brockley Jordan D. Luttrell Gregg Stover Joseph E. McMahon Supporter Alfred M. Butzbaugh David L. McMurray Lester J. Tooman Joseph A. Milchen David Bortman Jon D. Carlson Michael Merritt Zena E. Weishaar Patricia K. Park Stephen E. Brawner I. William Cohen James S. Miner, I1 James A. White Richard A. Rinella Alan Stuart Burstein James F. Companion David R. Muhlitner Joseph J. Zimmerman Paul A. Rothman Richard L. Fairchild John Edward Ferris Kenneth R. Oosterhouse James B. Ruyle . John P. Femsler Robert E. Gilbert John G. Osthaus 1965 Mark E. Schlussel Karl Fink Robert Edgar Hollweg Sanford H. Passer Andre A. Schwaru John E. Gates Gilbert Indeglia Richard E. Rassel Numberinclass ..... 315 Charles S. Tappan Number of donors . . ,134 Morris A. Halpern Stephen W. Jones Thomas R. Reinsma Bruce H. Thompson Daniel B. Hess Bruce T. Leitman Jay A. Rosenberg Percent who gave . . .43 % Douglas S. Touma Class total ...... $44,500 John F. Kem Robert F. Ludgin J. Phillips Saylor William M. Troutman James M. Kieffer John H. Martin John T. Schmidt Paul G . Kauper Cabinet Mary M. Waterstone Philip S. King Steve Paul Moen Robert G. Schuchardt Charles F. Niemeth Hundred Club Michael J. Lynch David B. Mueller Erik H. Serr Charles H. Aymond Sarah Ann Margulies Thomas A. Pliskin Stuart C. Unger, Jr. Laylin K. James Cabinet Fred E. Schlegel Joel L. Tonkin Thomas E. Baker Neil R. Mitchell Lawrence R. VanTil Roy H. Batista Donald C. Morgan Kenneth J. Wysoglad James C. Westin William W. Bishop, Jr. Francis E. Bentley Douglas B. Oler Care Club Alice Ann Winters Circle Helman R. Brook James E. Scanlon Robert S. Berkwitz Samuel W. Witwer, Jr. William J. Bogaard Herbert H. Brown Anthony J. Scirica Stephen A. Bodzin Samuel Zell Jon Henry Kouba John H. Seidel James R. Brown Frank S. Dickerson, 111 Supporter C. Douglas Kranwinkle Richard K. Bumham Robert H. Straus Michael R. Fegen Mark J. Levick Paul Weinberg A. Balfour Chinn, Jr. Christopher L. Carson Sidney L. Frank George C. Coggins Thomas B. Ridgley Wade P. Clarke, Jr. Benjamin F. Gamer, 111 Jack R. Snyder Robert A. Dimling Darryl R. Cochrane 1966 Thomas D. Geil Eric J. Fauri Alan N. Polasky Circle Amos J. Coffman, Jr. Number in class . . . . ,362 Michael D. Gordon John R. Gaffin Laurence D. Connor Robert H. Daskal Number of donors . . . 129 Stephen L. Gutman Hiram S. Grossman Alan J. Olson Daniel L. DeMent Percent who gave . . .36% Barbara E. Handschu William K. Hoffman L. Garrett Dutton, Jr. Class total . . . . . $203,794 Robert V. Herbert Robert E. Hollenshead Marcus I+. Plant Circk David M. Ebel Reunion Total: Gifis B Dennis S. Kayes Jon C. Jacobson John H. Blish James C. Ervin, ]r. Pkdges ...... $595,000 Bailey H. Kuklin David H. Julian Charles C. Cohen Robert B. Foster James T. Leavitt, Jr. Gary L. Price James W. Collier Phillip S. Frick L. Hart Wright Cabinet George D. Melling, Jr. Alan Galbraith Samuel A. Purves Gordon L. Elicker J. Edmund Frost John R. Nolon Robert 0.Tyler Paul M. Lurie

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Charles M. Babington, I1 Robert M. Dubbs Barry A. Adelman Richard H. Nirntz William W. Bishop, Jr. John Gregg Bacon Allen D. Field Stephen W. Andrew David F. Nitschke Circle Michael J. Bamhart Wood R. Foster, Jr. James L. Crane, 111 Robert H. Norris Simon M. Lome Willlam F. Bavinger, 111 Charlotte Greenfield John E. Dewane Charles R. Oleszycki Ronald A. Berlin Warren S. Grimes David E. Dwyer Allen]. Philbrick Marcus L.Plant Circle Charles Burleigh, Jr. Robert W. Harmon W. Anthony Feiock Louis D. Pierce Gregory L. Curtner Robert G. Buydens H. Clark Harvey, Jr. Peter P. Garam R. Peter Prokop David M. Schraver David L. Callies Stephen F. Idema ilarrel J. Grinstead Marvin Ratner John L. Sobieski, Jr. Lester L. Coleman, I11 Robert C. Keck, Jr. David L. Haron Barry E. Sammons Laurence Eliot Winokur John D. Conley El~zabethKinney Philip]. Harter Laurence J. Schiff Deans Club David M. Copi Eric V. Lemon Marshall David Hier Daniel Shapira Peter R. Altenburger William F. Dausch Edward W. Merkel, Jr. Geoffrey P. Jarpe Simcha Shapiro James R. Bieke Robert J. DeGrand Robert J. Oexeman Robert P. Johnstone Donald E. Shelton Charles L. Cope, I1 Robert L. Eascaugh John S. Osbome, Jr. Richard C. Lam Robert J. Sher James A. Fajen Larry R. Eaton Joseph D. Rich Frederick W. Lambert Jeffrey W. Shopoff John M. Forelle Peter C. Flintoft Alvin 0.Sabo Charles H. Lockwood, I1 Michael L. Stefani Robert T. Greig Robert H. Fredericks, I1 Richard M. Sawdey Gary M. Macek Alan J. Stemberg Peter L. Gustafson Larry J. Gardner Lawrence J. Schulman Richard C. Marsh John N. Thomson James F. Israel William J. Garmisa James E. Schwab Amold M. Nemirow John J. Van De Graaf, Jr. Edward T. Moen, I1 Henry S. Gombein Fredric A. Sytsma Arthur C. Rinsky Claude VanderPloeg Jack C. Radcliffe, Jr. Paul A. Haas John H. Vogel, Jr. Dennis L. Robbins Richard Barry Weil Edward B. Rogin Jay A. Herbst William R. Weber James M. Schwartz Edward Martin Welch, Jr. Robert H. Swart Richard Herrmann Morton E. Weldy Robert M. Sigler, Jr. Robert C. Wells John C. Unkovic Lee I-Iomberger Michael B. Staebler Steven Y. Winnick Srephen B. Hrones 1969 Charles H. Tobias Fred M. Woodruff, Jr. Cnre Club Francis P. Hubach, Jr. Number in class . . . . ,363 Harvey B. Wallace Mary M. Zulack Mary F. Berry Robert P. Hurlbert Number of donors . .. 168 James G. Wells Michael J. Biber Joseph J. Kalo Frederick L. White Supporter John A. Casey Percent who gave . . .46% James S. Ake James P. Kelly Class total ...... $44,346 David Woodbury Steven B. Chameides Terry John Klaasen Jungsuk Youn Peter D. Axelrod Douglas R. Chandler John Charles Koster Alan N. Polasky Circle Lawrence E. Young Rexford T. Brown Mary 2. Chandler Jeffrey R. Kravitz W. Timothy Baetz Kenneth K. Cassell Richard A. Collier Richard 0. Lempert Thomas M. O'Leary Hundred Club Allan J. Claypool Mark A. Gordon Richard Aaron Lenter Andrew S. Price Benjamin 1. Abrohams Richard P. Cole William David Hasfurther W. John Lischer James L. Ackerman Steven R. Duback C. Clayton Johnson Marcus L.Plant Circh John T. Blakely Robert D. Evans Richard B. Kepes Howard R. Lloyd, Jr. Charles A. Adamek Lawrence G. Lossing Douglas G. Boven Peter R. George George P. MacDonald Lori K. Adamek E. Michael Brady Randall J.Gingiss David R. Minikel Thomas C. Manchester A. Victor Antola Michael A. Mason Paul D. Braun Robert H. Goldman Gerald 1. Rodos Richard F. Carlile Srephen C. Brown R. Barthen Gorman Peter D. Schellie J. Frank McCabe, I1 Jane Forbes Gordon A. McKean John W. Bryant Lawrence E. Hard Eric J. Thorsen Joseph L. McEntee, Jr. Stanley G. Burech George S. Hazlett Thomas J. Whalen Bruce P. Miller George A. Mudge James A. Mitchell William A. Childress Richard W. Hemingway James P. Murphy J. Richardson Johnson Hundred Club Patrick M. Muldoon Joel E. Cooper Brian Patchen Donald R. Epstein Douglas N. Jones Gary N. Ackerman John Michael Murray Gary P. Sams Stephen F. Adamini Donald A. Nelson Terry E. Fenzl Hugh M. Jones B. Lance Sauerteig Harold E. Fischer, Jr. Laurence H. Kallen James N. Bames Dennis M. Olsen Roger C. Siske Edward S. Kaplan Leo R. Beus George E. Preonas James R. Frederick David E. Weiss Stuart A. Friedman Richard M. Kohn Richard F. Brennan, Jr. John C. Ranslneier W. Scott Chilman Deam Club Robert G. Geeseman 0.John Kuenhold Howard M. Schmeltzer Frederick H. Gruber Thomas Lacchia Gordon B. Conn, Jr. Edward 1. Schutzman Charles W. Borgsdorf Henry M. Hanflik John M. LeFevre, Jr. Robert M. Dahlbo Mark H. Scoblionko Marisa M. Buttrey Brett R. Dick Marilynn J. Cason Charles C. Hawk Joseph F. Martin Melvin S. Shotten Gerald H. Kahn Robert M. Meisner Diane S. Dorfman Michael P. Sullivan Spencer T. Denison Mary B. Kahn Richard E. Meunier Aubrey Elkins Thomas F. Sweeney Ralph Paul Fichtner Stephen C. Ellis Geoffrey G. Gilbert Lawrence W. Konopka John V. Ogden Samuel1 L. Tsoutsanis Michael L. Krassner William C. Oltman George E. Feldmiller William S. Weaver Robert E. Gooding, Jr. James V. Gargan Howard C. Hay Michael M. Levy William H. Price, I1 Dennis E. Whedon Walter H. Lindsay, Jr. James W. Pyle Barry B. George Gary F. Wyner Hugo Ibeas William E. Goggin Robert J. Kheel Lyle L. Lopus U. Charles Remmel, I1 Jack R. Zerby David A. Ludtke Jeffrey P. Robbins Leslie Jay Goldman Stephen P. Kikoler Larry K. Griffis Supporter Samuel W. W. Mandell Ronald B. Schram Ralph L. Kissick Thomas B. Huck Cushman D. Anthony M. Bruce McCullough Frank K. Mandlebaum Harold K. Shulrnan Michael B. Bixby Steven W. Martineau Andrew G. Stone William A. Invin Robert J. Millstone Howard A. Jack Richard M. Bluestein Rickard F. Pfizenmayer David E. McCrory Philip L. Weinstein Michael J. Bobroff William S. Moore Marc J. Kennedy Douglas Scarff David L. Khairallah Thomas R. Brous Cornelius D. Murray 1970 Stanley S. Stroup Charles T. Kilian James Charles Bruno Robcrt M. Vercruysse John C. Murray Number in class . . . . ,262 Daniel H. Neely Number of donors . . ,109 Robert M. Knight Stephan L. Cohen Peter J. Kok John C. Davis Case Club Michael E. Neiheisel Percent who gave . . .42% Joel N. Kreizman Sam L. Abram Stephen M. Newman Class total ...... $24,100 George A. Dietrich John Laughlin Williamson P. Donald Gary S. Adams David E. Nlms, 111 Most Dollars Top 10 Among Clarscs 54 Honor Roll of Donors

Kenneth T. Johnson, Jr. William F. Martson, Jr. Fred J. Pinckney James B. Steward 1974 Robert E. Kass H. Denning Mason Glenn M. Price James E. Stewart Number in chs . . . . ,345 Calvin B. Kirchick Glanetta Miller Robert A. Rowan C. Mark Stoppels Number of donors . . ,130 Kenneth A. Kraus Lyndon C. Molzahn Paul F. Russell Wallis S. Stromberg Percent who gave . . .38% Barbara A. Lane David L. Morrow Richard P. Saslow Helen J. Sundgren Class total ...... $28,501 Richard J. Loftus, Jr. David H. Rockwell Richard M. Schumacher Allan J. Sweet Joseph D. Lonardo David J. Rude Max J. Schwartz Philip R. Telleen William W. Bishop, Jr. Patrick B. McCauley Peter R Scullen Stanley Smilack Dennis C. Trott Circle Robert J. McCullen Gerald P. Seipp Nicholas Sokolow Richard J. Webber Stuart M. Lockman Thomas J. McGinn Charles H. Seller John W. Solomon Hendrik Weinans Marcus L. Plant Circle Gary J. McRay Ernest M. Sharpe Robert F. Stayman Andrew S. Williams R. Michael Gadbaw Philip M. Moilanen Paul I. Snyder Roy M. Vancleave Forrest Hainline, I11 James M. Moore J. Dorian Sonnenschein Michael G. Vartanian Supporter Samuel L. Andes Anita L. H. Jenkins Thomas G. Morgan Ronald B. Stephens James L. Wernstrom Paul Louis McKenney Michael D. Mulcahy Peter N. Thompson Robert L. Weyhing, I11 Scott M. Barnes Wilfred J. Benoit, Jr. Langley R. Shook Thomas V. Murray Jeffrey A. Tucker Dana L. Trier Joseph S. Orban, Jr. Richard L. C. Virtue Hundred Club Alexander R. Bensky S. Michael Peck J. Bryan Williams Elliott D. Andalman David M. Black Deans Club Douglas R. Penny James S. Wulach Jerome A. Atkinson Philip W. Boesche Robert A. Armitage John P. Quinn David H. Zoellner Lawrence R. Barker Jack E. Boynton Jean-Francois Bellis Charles T. Richardson Robert M. Bellatti Andrew Broder William J. Davey James W. Riley, Jr. 1973 Donald P. Bennett Michael B. Brough Michael J. Forster Norman H. Roos Martha J. Bergmark Janice L. Charter Thomas L. Hamsberger Number in class . . . . ,465 Keith T. Borman James Nelson Christman John E. Rosczyk Number of donors . . ,173 Michele Coleman Mayes Morton M. Rosenfeld Samuel Bufford James C. Cobb, Jr. Richard A. Riggs Percent who gave . . .37% John M. Burkoff Roger L. Conner Hans M. Rothenbuhler Chs total ...... $37,570 Michael D. Rubin Stuart W. Rudnick Ronald H. Bussey Katherine G. Crystal Ivan J. Schell William M. Schlecte Laylin K. James Cabinet James P. Dean Bruce L. Dalrymple Eric A. Oesterle Gregory A. Eurich Charles D. Daniel Case Club Stephen F. Secrest Emerson J. Addison, Jr. Michael B. Shapiro Paul E. Fisher James Dinerstein William W. Bishop, JT. Steven E. Fox Thomas L. Drenth Carl V. Bryson Frank A. Shepherd Circk Terry M. Cosgrove Gordon P. Shuler Norman E. Fretwell Ned L. Fisher John M. Nannes Philip M. Frost Cheryl Turk Flanagan Stephen M. Fisher Hawey 1. Shulman Lloyd A. Fox Kevin D. Slakas Alan N. Pohky Circle Barry D. Glazer Nancy C. Francis William J. Campbell, Jr. Edward A. Grossmann Neil Ganulin Bradley H. Giles Bruce E. Smith Robert S. Goudy J. Mark Smith Robert W. Gruber Gregory D. Hale Marcus L. Plant Circk Jan D. Halverson Richard J.Gray Miriam B. Steinberg Robert L. Hetzler Russell S. Bohn Timothy H. Howlett John V. Harper Patrick J. Hindert Keith E. Swanson Steven F. Greenwald Frank W. Jackson William H. Hefty Larry D. Hunter Larry J. Titley James R. Jenkins Deborah Powell Rodney M. Jean Michael A. Tyrrell Richard A. Kapanka Wendy C. Lascher Don L. Keskey Highsmith James J. Maiwurm James C. VanDyke Christine M. Rhode Jefiey L. Hirschfield Neil R. Mann Arthur H. Victor Peter C. Lesch George D. Ruttinger Bertram L. Levy Robert Jaspen Donald S.Mitchell William P. Weiner Frederick C. Schafrick Kalian Douglas Liston Ronald L. Kahn David R. Morris Richard R. Weiser John K. Villa Charles A. Lowenhaupt Steven E. Kushner Laurence C. H. Nolan John D. Wilson, Jr. Michael G. Marion Fred J. Lesica Cameron H. Piggott William B. Wilson Deans Club David S. Robinson, Jr. James L. Baumoel Suzanne G. Mason Thomas R. Lichten Richard G. R. Woodwa~ Robert K. Matsumoto Robert A. Malstrom Bart J. Schenone Robert Zegster John M. Christian Elinor P. Schroeder Louis A. Colombo Harvey 1. Messing Christopher H. Milton Donald B. Miller Lawrence R. Moelmann Joseph G. Scoville S~PP~~T Paul F. Hultin Robert R. Shearer David N. Adair, Jr. Warren J. Kessler Blondell L. Morey Larry A. Mowrer Robert L. Agacinski Richard J. Munsch Neil G. Mullally Darryl L. Snider Thomas W. McLaughlin Curtis C. Swanson Charles J. Averbook Mark F. Mehlman Matthew Myers Michael K. Noonan Daniel 0. Berger Jeffrey B. Osbum Michael M. Ransmeier Michael Touff John T. Meredith Bruce T. Wallace Robert D. Brower, Jr. Michael F. Nuechterlein Irving Paul John S. Redpath, Jr. David P. Buck John A. Payne, Jr. Michael L. Robinson Larry M. Wolfson Richard M. O'Connor David H. Young John F. Chaney Timothy M. Stone David M. Pedersen Jeffrey L. Schad Donald 1. Dawson, Jr. Jeffrey M. Petrash Richard E. Schwartz Hundred Club John H. Distin Case Club Leo H. Phillips, Jr. Joseph J. Serritella Clark A. Andrews Charles A. Duerr, Jr. Franciscus A. Bakker Allan J. Reich Iris E. Sholder W. David Amold Louis Forget Rupert M. Barkoff Arthur J. Rose, 111 Stephen M. Silverman Sara Sun Beale James M. Garlock Mark R. Bendure Mark M. Rosenthal Barry R. Smith R. Drummond Black James B. Gray, Jr. William H. Cordes James C. Ruh Timothy L. Stalnaker Arnold P. Borish Stephen L. Haslett Charles S. DeRousie Michael J. Schmedlen George C. Sreeh, I11 Philip A. Brown Mark B. Hillis Michael R. Fayhee Melvin R. Schwartz Kurt H. Stiver Robert W. Buechner Gary A. Hollman Ronald M. Gould Stephen E. Selander Pamela B. Stuart George A. Burgott Philip G. Hubbard, Jr. S. T. Kochis Rlchard P. Shcolnek Robert E. Tait Robert E. Costello Ronald K. Johnson Alexander A. Krezel Timothy M. Sheehan Robert F. Travis William Danhof Robert M. Justin George E. Kuehn Richard F. Silvestri William J. Travis Gary R. Diesing Nielsen V. Lewis Curtis L. Mack Jeffrey R. Small David VanderHaagen Donald N. Duquette Douglas S. Little Robert R. Maxwell Lawrence S. Smith David C. Zalk Gene B. George Richard A. Martens Edward H. Pappas Thomas E. Stayton Honor Roll of Donors 55

Allen E. Giles Douglas W. Taylor Eric A. Eisen Bracken Charles O'Neill Dennis K. Loy Frank J.Greco Rosemary D. Barbara E. Etkind Charles F. Oli~hant,111 Reuben A. Munday James B. Griswold VanAntwerp Susan Grogan Faller George Pagano Michael Louis Peroz Glen B. Gronseth Thomas W. Weeks S. Joseph Fauman Fred L. Potter John C. Rothhaar Paul D. Harrington Craig A. Wolson Mary L. Fellows John P. Racine, Jr. David Max Rubin Louis A. Highmark, Jr. Kenwood Youmans Nancy J. Foster John C. Reitz Renee Marsha Schoenberg Alan B. Hoffman Ralph J. Gerson James V. Schibley Peter L. Trezise William W. Hofmann 1975 John R. Gerstein Fredric L. Sinder Randall Scott Wangen Alfred E. Smith, Jr. Neil1 Hollenshead Number in class . . . . ,383 Stuart R. Hemphill Hundred Club Lamont M. Waiton Michael Holmes Number of donors . . . 133 David B. Hirschey Charles Francis Adams Bruce F. Howell Percent who gave . . .35% Diane L. Kaye Ronald J. Werhnyak Christine Louise Albrighr David Wolowitz H. Wendell Johnson Class total ...... $27,521 Carol A. Koller Gary Eugene Baker Robert A. Kaminski Nickolas Kyser Paula Marie Zera William W. Bishop, Jr. Ellen Borgersen P. Kenneth Kohnstamm Karl E. Lutz Charles Edward Box Jeffrey D. Komarow Circk Samuel E. McCargo 1976 Thomas John Carlson James Calvin Bruinsrna Brock R. Landry Susan Diane McClay Number in class . . . . ,384 Robert A. Bunda Daniel W. McGill Marcus L. Plant Circle Thomas R. McCulloch Number of donors . .. 146 Thomas Arthur Busch Joan Swartz McKay Mara L. Babin John H. McKendry, Jr. Percent who gave . . .38% Marjory B. Cohen Lawrence I. McKay, 111 Steven T. Hoort Patrick McLain Class total ...... $42,227 Charlotte Crane Richard G. Moon Peter A. Meilke Robert A. Katcher Laylin K. Jams Cabinet David L. Dawson M~chaelH. Morris Jeffrey F. Liss Robert K. Morris John M. Duczynski Douglas J. Moshier Yvonne Susan Quinn Robert A. Obringer Erica A. Ward H. Richard Elmquist Mark S. Pact Walter E. Mugdan Willram W. Bishop, Jr. L. Fallasha Erwin David C. Patterson Deans Club Michael Murray CITC~ Rochelle D. Alpert Donald William Ferris Richard A. Polk Wayne D. Parsons Gaylen J. Byker Morgan Lewis Fitch, 1V Carl T. Anderson David H. Panlch Thomas G. Power Ann C. Petersen Catherine May Fleming Thomas J. Eastment David M. Pellow Louis C. Roberts Robert L. Fox, Jr. Stephen J. Hopkins John W. Pestle Alan N. Polasky Circk Gary A. Rowe Harvey Freedenberg Larry J. Salustro Arnold John Kiburz, I11 David R. Peterson Dennis Michael Haffey Joel E. Krischer Vance Hoyt Fried James A. Sambom Bruce N. Petterson Marcus L. Plant Circle Terry S. Latanich Joel F. Pierce John B. Gaguine Robert A. Siegel Robert Donald Aicher Carl Frederick Gerds, 111 Barbara S. Steiner Richard D. Melson Brent D. Rector Virginia F. Metz Maryjo Rose Cohen John Louis Gierak David G. Strom James J. Rodgers Philip John Collora Masayuki Oku John C. Roebuck Joyce Trimble Gwadz Lamy D. Thompson Richard L. Frank Douglas Wayne Huffman Francois Vignaud Case Club Peter Rosenthal William Arthur Michael H. Runyan Gordon W. Johnston James D. Wangelin Scott 1. Amold Kindorf, I11 Jere Douville Johnston David E. Weisberg Dennis G. Ruppel I. Scott Bass Jonathan D. Lowe Thomas David Johnston Patricia D. White Michael H. Boldt Brian David Sheridan William Patrick O'Neill L. Michael Wicks Lloyd M. Sigrnan Richard A. Kopek Edsell M. Eady, Jr. Stephen Paul Kresnye Bariy L. Zaretsky Gary D. Sikkema Deans Club Kenneth R. Faller Barry S. Landau Steven Goldstein Barton T. Sprunger Kenneth Alan Alperin Supporter Alison R. Steiner Bertie Nelson Butts, 111 George Alexander Lehner, Jr. Ellen Joyce Alter Michael W. Harcmann Thomas Woodrow Linn Michael Alan Heyne Richard B. Urda, Jr. Robin Neuman Caton Richard F. Babcock, Jr. Matthew B. VanHook Valorie Anderson W. James,MacNaughton Terrance R. Bacon Nina Krauthamer Andrew Harold Marks Mark L. Lasser Marjorie M. VanOchten Gilfeather John Chester Bigler Barbara T. Walzer Gregg Herbert Jones Jonathan S. Morse Bodo Buechner William V. Lewis Pedro G. Nieto Charles J. Lisle Peter L. Wanger Joseph Julius Kochanek David W. Clark Barry F. White Susan L. Lesinski John R. Nussbaumer Norma Ann Dawson Ronald S. Longhofer Michael S. Olin Paul L. Gingras Nancy R. Schauer Michael D. Eagen SupporteT Steven E. Schon Robert Stephen Olsen S. Jack Fenigstein Hideo Nakamura Lucile Jamison Anurta Michael Stephen Pabian Morton Noveck Thomas John Sharbaugh Raymond F. Fix Allen H. Beroza Gillian Steinhauer Todd David Peterson Steven F. Friedell Mark F. Pomerantz John L. Booth, 11 Dwight Wilburn Phillips Paula H. Powers Kathryn Gilson Sussman Daniel S. Friedman Robert Clifton Bruns Michael H. Woolever Thomas L. Plumb Michael C. Haines Frederick J. Salek Sherry Chin Richard Posrma Gene H. Hansen Gary D. Sesser James H. Dobson Case Club Mark E. Putney Susan L. Hauser Timothy S. Smith Daniel P. Ducore David M. Armitage Carol Vernice Rogoff Bernard S. Kent James D. Spaniolo William A. Elliott Mark Thomas Arnold Sumner Curtis Rosenberg Renate Klass David Y. Stanley Lawrence G. Feinberg J. Rion Bourgeois Thomas P. Sarb R. Edward Kuhn Adrian L. Steel, Jr. Mark Joseph Fugolo Mary V. Brennan Larry J. Saylor Gordon R. Lewis James B. Stoetzer R. Thomas Greene, Jr. Karen Heath Clark Frani Schaerer Matthew J. Mason Douglas J. Wallis Charles Hair Charles M. Cobbe Charles F. Schofield Shirley Moscow James L. Wamsley, I11 Alan K. Hammer Gary Davis Gary Edward Shoffner Michaelson Robert P. Wessely Hurticene Hardaway- Michael Renner Flaherty Robert B. Stevenson John B. Midgley Hundred Club Sheperd Stephen E. Godsall-Myers Marcia J. Swinehart Alan S. Miller Roger E. Battreall John R. Holdenried Corinne Amy Goldstein Gordon J. Tans Stephen R. Moore Richard M. Bendix, Jr. Peter Douglas Holmes Nancy Nissen Grekin Thomas Dow Terpstra Thomas S. Nowinski John H. Brannen Franklin H. Kasle Bruce Harris Hallett Timothy Jay Tornga Robert W. Ollis, Jr. Michael P. Burke Michael D. Kopinski William C. Hanson Dona Aleta Tracey Charles A. Ratz Jeffrey Butler Gerald B. Leedom Dean Michael Harris Howard C. Ulan J. Michael Smith John R. Cook A. Russell Localio David F. Heroy Jerome R. Watson James D. Sonda J. Michael Cooney Stephen B. McKown Michael Balous Lewis Christine Weiner J. Kenneth L. Morse Nancy Meier Lipper David Louis Wolfe 56 Honor Roll of Donors

Edward M. Wolkowitz Case Club Vincent Peter Provenzano James Frank McDaniel John Gilbert Nuanes Deborah Wright Lycette James Lee Allen Robert Downes Rippe, Jr. Brian E. Newhouse Michael Gerard Oliva Steven Benjamin Berlin Supporter Phyllis G. Rozof Neil Joseph Recker Theodore C. Martin J. Bienenstock Michael J. Bauer Alfred Charles Schultz Mark J.Richardson Rammelkamp, Jr. Jeffrey William Doan William David Sewer Howard Mark Bemstein Larry Roger Shulman Donn A. Randall Fred Christian Fathe Steven Aaron Blaske Richard Lee Sommers Alan M. Unger Joel M. Ressler Martha Mahan Haines William H. Brooks Robert A. W. Strong Nancy H. Wittebort Richard Carl Ruschman Richard W. Ingalls, Jr. Lawrence David Swift Andrea Sachs Denis Patrick Burke Case Club Bruce Robinson Kelly Sally Cohen Swift Keiichiro Sakata A. Nels Carlson Jean Lynne Bertrand Thomas Allen Knapp Eugene H-C Tchen William James Scanlon Barbara Novak Coen Barbara Bruno Merton St Clair Marsh Ellen Louise Upton Robert Peter Schreiner Martie Peterson Compton Elizabeth Ann Campbell Joseph W. Medved James Allen Vose Thomas John Smedinghoff Lynne Ellen Deitch Jacqueline A. Decker Donald F. Parman Katherine Elizabeth Ward Craig N. Smetko Mary U. Eberle David V. Duperrault David Richard Selmer Kendall Blake Williams Daniel Dennis Swanson C. Rudy Engholm Scott Alan Fink John Bradford Sherrell Charles Paul Wolff Peter R. Weisz David Arnold Ettinger Gary L. Greenberg James Robert Spaanstra Scott Alan Wolstein James Joseph Widland Gregory Gelfand Diane Iscvan Bruce Eric Swenson Kenneth R. Wylie S. Thomas Wienner James Thomas Graham Diane Klinke Daniel Kenneth Tarulio Hiroshi Yamada Danny R. Williams Wayne Michael Grzecki Deborah Gelstein Page Bruce Cyril Thelen George E. Yund Mary Katherine Wold Lawrence Halperin Thomas Herbert Page Charles Frederick Thomas Vance Yates Samuel K. Hodgdon Supporter Maurice Portley Timms, Jr. Douglas Andrew Zingale Stephen I. Jurmu 0. Alexander Karl Weber Jeffrey Birkhold Kent John Schielke Richard Alan Kaminsky Mary Margaret Bolda Supporter Bruce Joshua Wecker Hundred Club Joseph S. Kanfer James Brunner Jeffrey Scott Ammon John Lawrence Achatz Joanne Betlem Kehr Hundred Club David Cohen June Hatton Barr Kathleen Witherspoon Melvin C. Laracey Steven Robert Anderson Barbara J. Cook D. Keith Birchler Albanese Donald Beck Lewis Robert L. Boxer John N. Cooper, I1 Roselyn Komisar Blanck James Anthony Amodio Mark A. Luscombe Klaus A. Burgi James Speers Cunning Daniel Paul Boyd Robin Keith Andrews John C. Oldenburg Amory Cummings Dwight Erwin Dickerson William David Brighton William Robert Bay Jean Marie Perry Barry Curtiss-Lusher Alexander Rimas Joseph Patrick Curran Norman Hazlett Beamer Randolph S. Perry Robert George Danielsen Domanskis Le Grand R. Curtis, Jr. Elaine M. Boutilier Diana V. Pratt Donna J. Donati James Michael Elsworth John Charles Dembach Robert Fairbanks Bride Arthur R. Przybylowicz Stephen Alan Dove Susan Dory Falkson Sherrill K. Filter Stuart Marvin Chemtob Warren M. Schur Mary Kay Ellingen Edward Michael Frankel Jonathan Barry Forman James G. Cook Elizabeth Leigh Snider Susan G. Esserman Henry Morgan Grix Donald Israel Gettinger Mary Irene Coombs Lyman Franklin Spitzer Bruce Featherstone George L. Hastings, Jr. Stewart Mark Gisser Catherine Louise Copp Michael Alan Weinberg Charles Stewart Ferrell Bruce Allen Hiler Stephanie Gail Hazelton Kent Gordon Cprek Joel C. Winston Samuel Thomas Field John Thomas Horiszny Marilyn A. Lankfer Ellen Jean Dannin R. Thomas Workman Philip R. Fileri Peter Francis Imse Elliot P. Legow Lynne Darcy Penny Friedman Stuart Michael Jones Chris Edward Limperis James Charles Dechene 1977 Thomas Joseph Friel, Jr. Beth Ann McWilliams Martin Wegbreit Curtis Jay DeRoo Stephen Michael Gatlin Susan Diane Miner Noel David Massie Number in class . . . . ,399 David Carter Dickey Susan M. Gerrits Kathleen Rae Oppewall Jane McAtee Sjostrom Number ofdonors ... 134 Michael James Dwyer Alan Jay Gilbert Paul Allen Ose Duncan Alan McMillan IJercent who gave . . .34% Paul Taylor Dye Anita N. Gottlieb Greg Lee Pickrell Steven Howard Class total ...... $30,485 Dennis K. Egan Nelson Hodgkins Graves Bruce Keith Posey Rosenbaum Michael Allen Eschelbach William W. Bishop, Jr. Harry Griff Richard Tunis Prins Lea Beth Vaughn Dennis W. Fliehman Circk Mary Ruth Harsha Edward Joseph Quinn, Jr. Andrea C. Wolfman Philip Paul Frickey David Lawrence Westin Robert William Marc Steven Roth Mark David Yura Konrad James Friedemann Hastings, I1 Dana Rasure Alan N. Polasky Circle Gary Randall Glenn Michael J. Herbert Charles G. Schott, I11 1979 Richard Bruce Drubel, Jr. Douglas Golden Thomas Gerard Herman Jerome Merrill Schwartz John Emil Grenke Number in class . . . . ,400 Marcus L.Plant Circle James L. Hiller Carol Fay Sulkes Number of donors f 27 Patrick C. Hall . . . William Lewis Cathey, Jr. James Stuart Hogg Randall R. Hall Percent who gave . . .32% Gary Albert Nickele Robert Howard Jerry, I1 1978 Chs total $23,485 Timothy Ward Hefferon ...... Jonathan Schroeder Taub Raymond R. Kepner Number in class . . . . .370 Kathleen Anne Hogg Alan N. Polasky Circle George A. Vinyard Patricia Delano Lazowska Number of donors . . . 1 19 Dennis Lee Holsapple William Samuel Leavitt John Kevin Hoyns Deans Club Percent who gave . . .32% Jeffrey J. Jones Marc E. Manly Richard Gregory Morgan Andrew Morton Campbell Class total ...... $25,480 Robert L. Kamholz, Jr. Curtis Joseph Mann Bruce Carlton Johnson Calvin Lawrence Keith Marcus L. Plant Circle Mark L. Mann Alan N. Polasky Circle Karen J. Kirchen Mark Alec Kellman William James Davis, Jr. John Charles Mezzanotte Patricia Mc Carty Curtner David N. Knipel Nancy Keppelman David Lawrence Miller David Bradley Miller James M. Lawniczak Marcus L. Plant Circle Synde Beth Keywell Ross Miller Deans Club Theodore John Low John H. Beisner George Kimball F. Dennis Nelson Thomas Allan Connop Laurence Stephen David Taylor Case Mark Eliott Klein Greg Alan Nelson Blake Lee Harrop Markowitz Stephen John Field Anthony James Harold Edward Nelson David Bernard Kem Edward Alan Marod Roger Lee Gregory Kolenic, Jr. Daniel Noveck Marguerite Munson Lentz Michael A. Marrero Kerry Comwall Lawrence Darrell Allan Lindman Stewart Oliver Olson David Matthew Levy Michael G. McGee Michael Arthur Peterson Jack Joseph Mazzara William Mc Cann Paul Thomas Lee Meyer Joel Scharfstein George Mark Mark Howard Penskar Deans Club Duane D. Morse Mark Daniel Willmarch McAleenan, Jr. George Mc Nabb Pond Debra Ann Armbruster David Narefsky Charles Stiffler Craig Thomas A. Miller Honor RoU of Donors 57

Amy R. Templeton Thomas Paul VanDusen Paul Sherrill Neff Edwin Dale Mason Donald Richard Bruce A. Templeton John S. Vento Peter O'Neil Shinevar David Nicholas Mayer Parshall, Jr. Gerald Torres Theodore John Vogel Robert E. Spatt Jeffrey Michael McHugh Am H. Tellem Bobby C. Underwood Francis John Wirtz James Lamont Stengel Randall Eric Mehrberg Case Club Ronald J. Nessim Beryl Elaine Wade Robert Alan Wynbrandt Case Club Maria B. Abrahamsen Lee Bernard Zeugin Robert Allan Olender Craig Newman Wright A. Peter Adler Jonathan Scott Brenner Anne F. Pankau Richard Alan Unger Mary Kathryn Austin Supporter Keefe Alan Brooks Steven Yale Patler Zussman Hildy Bowbeer M~chaelJ. Brady James Alan Bums, Jr. Donald Louls Perelman Barbara J. R. Debrodt Beverly Hall Bums Jill Ann Merkovitz Jean Belle Jones Porrer- 1981 Richard Blair Learman Thomas Edward Callow Coleman Gabler Number in chs . . . . ,394 Barrie Lawson Loeks Michael Campbell David Foltyn John Joseph Powers Number of donors . . . 152 Stephen Richard Miller Mitchell L. Chyette Emily Sibulo Hayudini Jonathan Rivin Percent who gave . . .39% Pamela Ann Mull William Calvin Collins James D. Holzhauer Paul West Ruffin Class total ...... $26,13 1 Laurie Jane Nicholson Richard F. Currey Jeffrey Raymond Hughes Richard A. Samp Alan N.Polasky Circk Michael Bruce Peisner Jan Karen Greenspan Jesse Steven Ishikawa James Elmer Schacht Diana M. Lopo Mark Charles Rosenblum Dunn James Bruce Jordan Clifford Jay Scharman Michael Jeffrey Rufkahr Bruce Michael Engler Robert Michael Kalec Stanley K. Shapiro Marcus L. Phnt Circk Jeffrey Eric Susskind John Allen Faylor Michael F. Keeley J. Michael Shepherd Nachan E. Jones Steven Michael Fetter Philip Ian Klein Elise Ellen Singer Tsunemasa Terai Hundred Club Bruce Goodman Robert Lewis Stephanie Marie Smith Richard Stuart Baker Harold Evan Hamersmith Debra M. McCulloch Iris K. Socolofsky Deans Club Norman Harry Beitner David Louis Hiller Richard Patrick Murphy Steve Stojic Marianne Gaertner Dorado Brent Alan Blankenship JeffreyThomas Johnson Alan Rogers Perry, Jr. Joseph E. Tilson Gwen Handelman Daniel Roy Boynton Ruth Brammer Johnson Darrell William Pierce W. Stevens Vanderploeg Robin L. Harrison Jonathan Rudolph Howard Kirschbaum Kevin Alexander Russell James Frederick Wallack Stuart D. Logan Breuning William Randolph Stephen B. Selbst Michael Alan Weinbaum Alexander F. MacKinnon Frank Werner Buck Landgraf Kevin T. Smith Steven A. Weiss Russell E. Makowsky Elizabeth Bradford Charles C. Lane T. Murray Smith Steven Joseph Weissburg John V. McDermott Bumett Stephen Thomas LeCuyer Keith Chidester Wetmore Nancy Williams Barbara R. Mendelson Lori R. Bums Charles Ray Lowery, Jr. Robert R. Wisner J. Gregory Richards Hector Edward Campoy Hundred Club George Grinnell Martin David James Wray Gary C. Robb Maureen Therese Casey David Andrew Amold M~chaelRay McEvoy Diane Soskin Ash Case Club Richard Edward Cassard Kim Sarahjane Mitchell suppmter Mary L. Barhite Maureen C. Abbatc Peter Chase Cunningham Ray McNulty O'Hara Marc David Bassewitz Timothy L. Curtiss Christopher Paulsen Tracy Curwen Beggs Bijan Amini -. Michael James Berka Kevin D. Anderson I ~mothyLynn Dickinson O'Rourke, Jr. Steven Jon Beilke Albert F. Ettinger Charles E. Burpee George Ian Brandon Joel I. Bennett David R. Pahl John Wm. Butler, Jr. Thomas C. Clinton Ethan Joseph Falk Charles Henry Polzin Ronald G. Carpenter Keith L. Carson Bemhard R. Cron Miriam]. Frank Louis B. Reinwasser Deborah Dakin John Christopher Cashen Charles M. Denton Beverly K. Goulet Lawrence E. Rissman William J. DeBauche Paul Jacque Cassingham Philip Lee Duet Lawrence Alan Gross Donald Howard William J. Dritsas Sheila Cowles Haughey Daniel Ryan Conway Marvin I. Droz Edward D. Eddy, 111 Robertson William E. Corbin, Jr. John W. Finger Kevin Sean Hendrick Clyde John Robinson Martin Rene Frey James Anthony Jack Louis Former Edward Joseph Inman Frank John Ruswick, Jr. James Allen Golden D'Agostini David Douglas Gregg Julie Neerken James K. Say Joseph T. Green Janet Ruth Davis David Hugh Grigereit Charles Albert Janssen Christian Schmid Jane E. Helppie David William DeBruin James S. Hilboldt, Jr. Carol Mock Kanarek Mark Allen Sterling Georgeanne Nenshaw Teresa S. Decker Richard S. Hoffman Douglas H. Kanarek Wesley N. Steury Charles F. Hertlein, Jr. Gail Maureen Ernstein Patricia A. Kenney William David Klein Donald Eugene Theis Seth Rorh Jaffe Mark D. Enen Deborah M. Levy Robert Brown Knauss Kenji Ukawa James Blasdell Jensen, Jr. Andrew R. Erkind Mark R. Lezotte James Lehrburger Thomas Howard VanDis Paul Alan Keller Bonnie Marilyn France Richard W. Maki Bradford Lee Livingston Kent Lyle Weichmann Barbara Shooltz Signe Sandra Gates Stewan L. Mandell Gary Everett Mitchell Seth Jay Weinberger Kendzierski Jerry Genberg Darlene M. Nowak Jack Alan Molenkamp Jeffrey I. Weiss Alan Jon Knauf Steven Louis Gillman Gregg F. Vignos Susan Elizabeth Morrison Steven David Weyhing Rosalind Jacova Krakauer Kiichi Nishino Charles Lively Glerum Peter J. Maassen Jonathan T. Walton, Jr. James H. Novis 1980 Jonathan Ives Golomb James Kevin Markey Cynthia F. Wisner Theodore R. Opperwall David Andrew Handzo Number in class . . . . ,378 Edward R. McGah, Jr. Hundred Club Rick Alan Pacynski Bethany E. Hawkins Number of donors . . ,144 John L. Mesrobian Bnlce G. Arnold Steven F. Pflaum Ronald Ian Heller Percent who gave . . .38% Alan Richard Palmiter Andrew V. Beaman Walter A. Pickhardt Anne L. Heyns Marilyn A. Peters Class total ...... $23,365 John Mathias Horan David G. Beauchamp Ridley John Politiski Thomas William Porter Andrea 1. Beggs Marcus L. Plant Circle Carol Lee Jakubowski John Mark Quitmeyer Donald Brian Rintelman Meg Hackett Carrier Denise Rodriguez Tillman L. Lay Husroles Dean Alan Rocheleau Barbara Jane Irwin Patrick Casey N. Rosie Rosenbaum Brooke Schumm, 111 Joel D. Russman Robert R. Cowell Michael John Sauer Frederic R. Klein Mark E. Sanders Deans Club Edward Joscph Krauland Natalia Delgado William Alan Schochet Ronald Bruce Steven S. Diamond Geoffrey Lewis Silvcrman John A. Cothorn Paula Rae Latovick Thomas Christopher Schrotenboer Augusrin Douoguih James Harvey Simon Carol Nancy Lieber Donnelly Lisa Steinberg Snow Mitchell J. Dunitz Richard C. Stavoe, Jr. Richard Clark Littlefield Ruth Shotwell Stevens Richard M. Dorado David Bruce Love Alexander M. Dye Richard Andrew Stevens Stuart Henry Teger John W. Elam David Lawrence Tripp David Kantor Rodney D. Martin 58 Honor Roll of Donors

William H. Fallon Claude G. B. Fontheim Douglas S. Ellmann Catherine James LaCroix Katherine A. Erwin Robert W. Fulton John R. Foote Michael H. Feldman Kevin M. LaCroix Bebe A. Fairchild Stuart L. Gasner Bruce A. Fox Susan B. Fine Robert M. Lamb Mark E. Ferguson Warren Goldenberg Brent James Graber Bryant M. Frank Mary Jo Larson Thomas R. Fox Arsushi Gondo R. Lee Hagelshaw Alan E. Gitles Michael L. Lencione Matthew J. Gehringer John Charles Grabow John M. Heaphy, 111 Douglas E. Hart Jonathan A. Levy William J. Gillett Andrew E. Grigsby Howard N. Henick Mark E. Haynes Thomas A. Lewry William B. Goodspeed Bruce W. Haffey Wayne D. Hillyard Timothy C. Hester David P. Lucas Christopher J. Graham Mary F. Harkenrider Stanley M. Klem Paul]. Houk Peter C. Manbeck Michael A. Heck Charles E. Harris, Ill David Kroop David P. lrmscher Brian J. McCann Mark E. Hemann Scott William Howe Kenneth A. Kroot Andrew M. Katzenstein Ellen T. McKnight Christina D. Hill Raffi Kalousdian David J. Langum Matthew J. Kiefer Suzanne M. Mitchell Janet S. Hoffman Randall R. Kaplan Steve Lawrence Kyle E. Lanham David G. Moore Van E. Holkeboer Florence Rice Keenan Michael E. Lowenstein David Lauth Melissa Hanley Murphy Jeffrey C. Kauffman Jonathan S. Klein Mary Lynn Mason Diane C. Lehman Richard W. Murphy Diann H. Kim Charles H. Knauss JB McCombs Michael A. Levey Mark R. Ortlieb Denise Jackson Lewis Richard S. Kolodny David R. McFarlin Susan J. Levine Sarah H. Ramsey Ronald F. Lopez Michael J. Kump Christopher H. Meyer Peter M. Lieb Laurie Laidlaw Roulston Kyle B. Lukins James D. Kurek Dustin P. Ordway Gene A. Ludwig Richard J. J.Scarola Peter E. Manis Thomas A. Lawrence Steven R. Porter David E. McLay Bernard A. Smith Deborah A. Marlowe Jeffrey S. Lehman Raimund T. Raith Miriam E. Meier Jeffrey Summers William J.Newel1 John M. Liming Martin B. Richards Richard C. Morrissey Sara Zivian Zwickl Stephen M. Nolan John Newkirk Low Linda A. Rothnagel C. Daniel Motsinger Thomas W. O'Connell Kathy E. Manning Gary Schwarcz Larry H. Pachter 1983 Richard N. Olshansky Maureen C. Meinert Richard E. Segal James G. Pachulski Number in class . . . . ,378 Terese E. Peisner James A. Morgulec Lawrence A. Serlin John Sanford Palmer, Jr. Number of donors . . ,132 Justin H. Perl Ann P. Osterdale Keith E. Stanley Glendon B. Pratt Percent who gave .. .35% David E. Peterson Anthony F. Pantoni Mark E. Taylor Kevin C. Randall Class to& ...... $16,200 Nathan P. Petterson Susan K. Pavlica J. Lee Tilson Debra Riggs-Bonamici Patricia L. Refo Vito Charles Peraino Anne VanderMale Tuuk Richard H. Sauer Deans Club M. Jayne Rizzo Marissa W. Pollick Christopher M. Wells John Anthony Shea Plinio S. Barbosa Barbara A. Rothstein Yves Quintin Deborah K. Wood Gary D. Sikkema David A. Handelsman Ira B. Rubinfeld David P. Radelet Noah Eliezer Yanich James R. Sobieraj Case Club David D. Shoup Ernest M. Robles Tauras N. Ziedas Michael S. Sperling Bradley W. Brockmann Michael J. Sonnenfeld Ronald E. Ruma Steven M. Stankewicz Mary T. Durand Jeffrey W. Stone Jose Miguel Sariego 1982 Daniel J. Stephenson Karen R. Fagerstrom Howard S. Suskin Steven J. Schooler Number in class . .. . ,407 Raymond J. Sterling John B. Frank Carl A. Valenstein Glenn A. Shannon Number of donors . . . 1 19 Peter Swiecicki Thomas A. Geelhoed Al VanKampen John M.Sloss Percent who gave . . .29% Gregory F. W. Todd Michael W. Hakenberg Linda M. Wakeen Marsena Farris Sorensen Class total ...... $14,200 Peter H. Trembath Charles E. Jarrett Barbara Y. Welke Debra M. Stasson James E. VanValkenburg Robert]. Krueger, Jr. William R. Welke Jeffrey S. Stein Deans Club George H. Vincent Brian S. Dervishi, Paul B. Landen Supporter Stefan D. Stein Robb L. Voyles Anne T. Larin Leslie Chambers Strohm Arthur N. Gorman Jordan S. Weitberg Sara Ellsworth Allen Anita Porte Robb Michael L. Miller Leslie J. Anderson Kent D. Syverud Richard I. Werder, Jr. Camille A. Olson Warren R. Taylor David E. Schaper Sara E. Werder Anne E. Bachle Mathias W. Reimann Jack M. Beard Marie A. S. Thomas Case Club Paul M. Wyzgoski Patrick K. Rode Dean R. Tousley Clifford H. Bloom Elizabeth Ann Allaben Genevieve McSweeney John V. Byl Janet S. Van Alsten Supporter Betsy Berryman Baker Thomas Albin Ryan Joseph A. Cipparone Anita L. Wallgren Michael A. Bucci, I1 John F. Schippers Daniel A. DeMarco Elizabeth Warner Perkins James Aretakis James A. Elgass Sara E. Bartlett H. Mark Stichel James L. DePorre, Jr. Susan Amy Wolf Rachel D. Giddy Joseph Blum Brad M. Tomtishen Ronald G. Douglas Richard L. Wood David S. Inglis Mark S. Bowman Peter D. Ward William C. Foureman Stephen A. Yokich Robert Isackson Quentin R. Boyken John S. Yun Patricia D. Gardner Steven N. Zaris Paul J. Koivuniemi Ralph C. Derbyshire Hundred Club Michelle Hacker Gluck Matthew D. Zimmerman Karol V. Mason Jeffrey A. DeVree Kathleen M. Hanenburg Kenneth B. McClain, I1 David Booth Alden Thomas A. Eff David A. Allen Peter A. Jackson SuPporm Marina H. Park Steven G. Adams Gershon Ekman James M. Belin Francis T. Judge, 111 Christopher B. Beaufait Dale E. Stephenson John E. Fagan Mark T. Boonstra Mark L. Kaltenrieder Martin K. Wolff Teresa A. Beaufait John E. Glowney James W. Brooks, Jr. Barbara S. Kellman Richard L. Bouma Hundred Club Ellen Guerin David L. Burgert Frederic L. Kenney Benjamin Calkins Sharon R. Bamer Robert M. Gurss Wallace D. Bumett Mark L. Kowalsky Daniel J. Cline Michael E. Beckman Howard A. Gutman Timothy R. Butler Julie A. LaFave Anthony M. Damiano Jeffrey A. Berger Shane B. Hansen Daniel E. Champion Alison Blair Laing Kenneth G. Dau-Schmidt Timothy R. Beyer Mark Harris Deborah M. Chaskes John A. Lawson David L. DeBruin James Edward Bittell Harvey R. Herman Kenneth L. Crawford Thomas J. McDonald Bonnie L. Dixon Michael Bukiet Craig W. Horn William D. Dahling, Jr. M. Gail Middleton John M. Dorsey, 111 Lee Alfred Casey Deborah Singer Howard Paul Thomas Denis Patricia E. Mundy William R. Drexel Michael P. Coakley Robert D. Kraus John A. Denniston John R. Mussman Karl R. Fink Ross L. Crown, Jr. John M. Kruis Jonathan B. Eager Carl Oosterhouse Kathryn Hamilton Fink Paul A. Curtis Richard W. Krzyminski Claudia Roberts Ellmann Gina K. Perry William K. Perry Honor Roll of Donors 59

John C. Person Thomas R. Lucchesi Elizabeth Anne Morris Deborah Alfred Monson 1986 R. Clayboume Petrey, Jr. Mitchell R. Meisner Walter S. Page, 111 Kevin J. Parker Number in class . . . . ,395 John C. Petrovski Vicki M. Pierce Richard L. Pomeroy Marjorie E. Powell Numberofdonors ... 115 Sylwester Pieckowski Steven C. Poling Jacob C. Reinbolt Sheila M. Reynolds Percent who gave . . .29% Kit Adelman Pierson John V. Polomsky, I1 Teresa Sanelli William B. Sailer Class total ...... $10,500 Ethan M. Powsner Robert J. Portman Daniel T. Schibley Ronald M. Schirtzer Scott M. Riemer Patrick G. Quick David]. Schlanger David W. Schmmpf Deans Club Cecilia A. Roth Reinhard Quick Glen A. Schmiege Alan J. Schwartz Yogo Kimura David A. Rubenstein Peter M. Radin, Jr. Michael J. Seats Julie B. Selbst Josephine Tsao Basry S. Rudofsky John M. Ramsay Anthony J. Shaheen David S. Stone Case Club William G. Schmidt Marc E. Raven Rochelle Price Slater Susan M. Tietjen John Gregory Hale Scott J.Schoen Marc S. Rockower Elaine K. Soble Jennifer Tobias-Turner Rick L. Hindmand Jean Conlon Shattuck Gary A. Rosen Elissa Tonkin Frank B. Vanker Daniel K. Slone Megan E. Scott-Kakures Nathan Upfal Michael J. Weller Hundred Club Sandra L. Sorini Daniel W. Sherrick Bruce M. Wiener Michael A. Woronoff Gary Michael Arkin Jeffrey M. Stautz Michael R. Shpiece Debra Susan Wilson Xiangyu Zhang Robert Charles Azarow Mark S. Stein Wayne M. Smith Jane Phillipson Wilson Kurt Merrill Becker John E. Swails Kurt G. Yost Supporter Ronald Steven Betman Joan P. Snyder Sreven John Aeschbacher J. Craig Walker Walter E. Spiegel Bruce A. Zivian Steven Gary Brody Robert H. Bach J. Greg Whitehair Russell 0.Stewart Patrick Charles Cauley Timothy L. Williamson 1985 Scott Edward Barac Timothy Joseph Chorvat Robert C. Stoddart Susan Patricia Bamabeo Joseph D. Won Kathryn E. Szmuszkovicz Susan Anne Davis Number in chs . . . . ,390 Susan T. Ban Stephen E. Woodbury David K. Tillman Number of donors .. ,109 Dana Dorothy Deane Benjamin Yardley Clare Tully Donald Frank Baty, Jr. Bradd Steven Easton Percent who gave . . .28% Christian F. Binnig Lynn Campbell Tyler Class total ...... $10,515 Charles Booth Fromm 1984 Paul G. Urla Randall S. Blumenstein Martha Juelich Gordon Deans Club Diane M. Deutch Cali Number in chs . . . . ,383 Philip S. VanDerWeele Robert Blender Gordon Darrell J. Graham Leonard J. Cali Number of donors . . . 1 19 Cindy M. Wilder Ronan P. Harty Kurtis T. Wilder Young June Yang James W. Clark Andrea Lodahl Percent u'ho gave . . .31 % Andrew M. Coden Chs total ...... $14,040 John P. Witri Cue Club Henneman Barry M. Wolf David Crist Kimberly Kay Hudolin Deans Club Kimberly M. Cahill Andrea L. Dulberg Mary Beth M. Wong Stuart M. Finkelstein Donald J. Hutchinson Margaret Waite Clayton Jonathan Zorach Mark A. Finkelstein Howard Bruce Iwrey Charles Richard Davis, I1 Jane Macht Anthony R. Flores Brian C. Zubel Robert F. Schiff Audrey Lynn Krasnow Dayle M. Eby Jonathan B. Frank Pecer Kmpp Elisabeth Bates Long Supporter Carolyn K. Seymour Jeremy S. Garber R. Rand Tucker Ramona C. Lackore Paul B. Savoldelli Marjorie Sybul Adams Alison Lauren Gavin Sylvia R. Lazos Stephen G. Tomlinson Luis Aguilar Hundred Club Neil J. Gelfand Judith Sue Lieb John F. Zabriskie Michael Thomas Michael Andrew Barnes Louise E. Goldenhersh Timothy John McGraw Ambroso Caroline Seibert Goray Case Club Arnold E. Brier Ralph McKee Thomas Scott Ashby John P. Buckley Arnold S. Graber David Jay Medow Andrea Joy Bresler Allan Mark Bittker Fredric R. Gumbinner Ann Mottinger Cooper Gregory C. Burton William Todd Miller Michael Carroll Blaney Janet S. Crossen Stewart R. Hakola Joanna Louise Moore Peter Ben Friedman Karen C. Bunting Ruth Ann Harvey Kathleen B. Hayward Don Gordon Davis Mark A. Moran Thomas James Clemens Samuel J. Dimon John D. Hertzberg Paul Carroll Nightingale James M. Loots Massimo Coccia David L. Huntoon Susan M. McGee Andrew R. Feldstein Megan Pinney Norris Sue 0.Conway Erika A. Forcione M. Gordon Ing Carole Laura Clay E. Otconi Thomas Edmund Dixon Marcia A. Israeloff Anthony R. Rosso Constance A. Fratianni Nuechterlein Jill Martin Eichner Andreas Fuchs Bruce Vielmett~ Mark Samuel Nussbaum Stephen M. Schiller Philip Eisenberg Barbara A. Kaye Julie A. Waddell Thomas J. Gibney Mark Kenneth Osbeck Gregory Kent Frizzell Daniel J. Harris Lawrence I. Kiem Lynda ]aye Oswald Hundred Club Gregory S. Gallopoulos Mark M. Harris Jeffrey D. Kovar Nathaniel Louis Pernick Jennifer Lee Belt David Louis Geller David A. Heiner Ruth M. Milkman Rebecca Lynn Raftery Douglas Stewart Bland Kyle Anne Gray Robert Heinrich Ronald S. Okada Kevin Victor Recchia David Paul Blanke Steven Robert Heacock Glenn D. Holcombe Frank W. Parkinson Andrew Clark Richner Thomas J. Blessing Bradley D. Heinz Masami Ichikawa Rachel Adelman Pierson Steven Arthur Roach Sandra Anita Bulger Stuart Hershman Marc M. Jacobs Paul E. Pirog Nancy G. Rubin Rebecca L. Burtless-Creps Michael H. Hoffheimer Robert J.Jonker Jeffrey G. Raphelson Robert Richard Shuman Elizabeth Anne Downey Kirk A. Hoopingarner Mark A. Kaprelian Cameron D. Reddy David B. Sickle Stephen Thomas Erb William F. Howard Fred C. Kirschner, Jr. Laura Kelsey Rhodes Arthur H. Siegal Michael John Erickson Barry Francis Hudgin Hanan B. Kolko Perrin Rynders John Francis Simonis Thomas J. Frederick Robert M. Jackson David B. Kopel James K. Sams James E. Thompson Karl U.Grutter James P. Jacobson Robert A. LaBelle David A. Schuette Gregory Gemuenden Randall Allan Hack Sarah Olstad Jelencic Daniel A. Ladow Jew Sevy Timmer Jeffrey Thompson Mary Katherine Kator James R. Lancaster Edward S. Stokan Kevin Tottis Harbison Arsushi Kinami Ronald A. Lang George J. Tzanetopoulos Laura Romeo Tucker Helen Ruth Haynes Serena L. Kuvet Stephen F. Lappert Neal C. Villhauer Susan Lynne Vogel- Bruce R. Katz James W. Langham Margaret E. Lennon 13. Kurt G. von Moltke Vanderson Steven M. Kaufmann David A. Laverty Terrell Allen Thomas F. Walsh R. Jeffrey Ward David A. Kotzian Mary Ann Lesniak Barbara J. Martin Steven M. Wellner Karl Thomas Williams Michael F. Kulka David I-. Marshall Mario Marques Mendes Ronald M. Yolles Cheryl Lynn Ziegler George C. Lombardi Donna Evensen Morgan Mark J. Mihanovic 61' H~rnorRoll c-,f Drmtvs

Supp0,ortcr h41chacl Davlil Kamln4.1 Mmct~sL Phnt Ctrck. Michael leffrey Kron Thomas Coffin Willcox Evelvn C Arkehauer Shann,m May Kane 11;di A Lamble Lance M~chaelLts Jnhn Zavitsanos lohn Ph~lllpRarker, Ir \V.Y/,irrenCharles Lask~ Scott Lamnlne Lonc lennifer A. Zinn Er~cD. Rmncifonbrener Karen Kauper Lecault Pa\~tdAndrew Lullo Mnrcus Ronald Colwell Arthur Ilinlel Rrannan Holly HIckman Le\,ln,on W~lllamCharles Mevers 1988 Llncls FrleJman Frances W~ttvHamermesh Lee \Y'amer Brooks Dougla4 Alan Mlelock Nrimber in clnrs . . . . Ruqsell Norman lohnson ,402 hllchael Neal Rurl,?nt Marshall Rnhert Richard Morse, lr. Number of donms . . . M,ary Ela~nelohnstnn I 25 Marqarer Thercsc Rums Dav~dMarion lohn Mucha, 111 Percent ulho pcle . . . 3 1 ,4leunnJm Kay Callam Matus:eu.sk~ kvlil Roman Nancy Lynn Naeel total ...... $10,440 Sallwanchik Chn Anne E C.3mpau Melody Lvnn McCoy DavlJ Joseph Plewa Msrcaret Chon Lvnn M McGovem Hundred Club James Matthew Recker Caw Club lames Rcwntree Roh~nLvnn Moncrleft Pascale Raylor Tomaz R~zner Cvnthla Ann Raker Paul Aaron Rlumenstein Cnllett, Jr Thomas R. Mnrr~s Lawrence S Ruonc3mo Rruce Edward Rnthste~n Steven G~llRradhury hlaureen Marqarer Ellst Anne Olq~n lohn P Rvme Mary Ann Saros~ Gahr~elJackson Chin Crouch Alan Mau 01sc7n john R C

Friends

he Law School acknowledges with warm appreciation the generosity of all Friends and Students Twho supported the Law School during fiscal year 1991-92.

L. Hart Wright Cabinet John F. Hunt Carlotta Crumpton Charles M. Ryan Alfred Gilbert Lawrence S. Jackier Dores McCree Thomas A. Green Theodore M. Shaw Norman G. Herbert Lucile J. Raisch David K. Page Jerold Israel Dennis Shields Wendy S. Hoffmann Avis Redwine Yale Kamisar Ruthven Simons Harold K. Jacobson Laylin K.lames Cabinet Robert S. Rifkind Stephen Reinhardt James J. Trebilcott William L. Jesenovec Thomas D. Barr Phyllis B. Wright Ronald S. Rolfe Andrew Watson Lois S. Johnson James W. Hyde Terrance Sandalow Joseph Weiler Mary B. Jolliffe George T. Lowy Deans Club E. Philip Soper James B. White Anne Percy Knott Robert J. McBain Constance R. Barton Beverley Willson David Kravitz Richard J. and Louise R Lee C. Bollinger Hundred Club Gertrude A. Wumkes Robert Kravutske Wiesner Samuel C. Butler Thomas Alex Aleinikoff Sarah Lampert Albert R. Connelly Robert M. Campbell supporw Anna Landau William W. Bishop, Jr. Dominick A. DeVarti Alfred F. Conard Donald Balsewicz Rochelle E. Lento Circle Richard D. Friedman Gary H. Cunningham Florence S. Barr Lisa Maguire Gretchen Louise Patricia Geoghegan Eugene Driker Roy Benson Irene Matheson Brunsting Robert D. Joffe Phoebe C. Ellsworth Michael D. Berman Julia M. Metzger Alan]. Hruska Charles W. Joiner Samuel R. Gross Olivia K. Birdsall Kemy Kelly Novick Robert Mullen Allen F. Maulsby Donald M. Hawkins Catherine L. Claypoole Daniel S. Palomaki Robert Michael Rolla James Mulchay Frank R. Kennedy Mary Danahy Lewis Peters Joseph A. Mullins Mrs. Donald Kipp Mary Karen McCartan Ellen M. Prosser Alan N.Polasky Circle John W. Reed Jean B. LeGros Desantis Aaron Schreier David A. Chambers Frederick A. Schwarz David S. Lichtenstein Sheila F. Ellmann Shirley R. Schwartz Howard R. Johnson Marta Tienda Etiennette Lowen Dorothy G. Feldman Edward Stasheff Alan E. Schwartz S. Edward Marder Ruby T. Field Karen Vigmostad Case Club Mark D. Mitshkun Julie Kunce Field Ellen L. Weiss Marcus L. Plant Circk Francis A. Allen Nancy B. Raitt Merritt B. Fox S.R. Bross Maurice S. & Linda Donald H. Regan Mark Gendleman Mrs. Seymour Frank Binkow Ruben G. Rumbaut Marjorie C. Griffin Edward H. Cooper

Students

Deans Club Evanne Lorenz Dietz Margaret J. Nemeth Christopher N. Cheng Molly A. McMahon David A. Winter Rhonda M. Edwards Christopher R. Nicastro Steven P. Coger Allison Melton Kristina M. Entner Kevin M. O'Gorman Michael P. Conricode David A. Messinger Case Club Michael R. Etzioni Lisa O'Malley William P. Dani Jeffrey D. Moss Maria T. Balboa Brent D. Fassett Mona Patel Maureen M. Duffy Leo P. O'Brien Eric C. Grimm Lauren M. Friedenberg Linda Ann Popovich Robert Fogler Kathryn R. Rand John W. Moynihan Sarah Goldberg Rollin A. Ransom Anne E. Gilson Scott Rittman Craig Stevens Christopher Hair Mark Sanor Deborah M. Goldstock Claudia L. Saladin Joanne Turner Rick Hsu David P. Schluckebier Spencer M. Gusick Stacy Elyse Singer Phyllis Hurks Thomas J. Seigel Lance M. Hardenburg Bradley L. Smith Hundred Club Suzanne Lambert James P. Silk Jamie Hecht Neal M. Suggs Tamblyn E. Babcock David C. Layden Joseph Smith Teresa Holderer Ted A. Tuel Jonathan A. Barney David J. Ledermann Heidi J. Stock Ellen Smith Iverson Deborah L. Walker John F. Baughman Robert G. Lee Nitin Subhedar Kirra L. Jarratt Caran L. Ware Tracy B~rmingham Joseph B. Levan Cheryl L. Takacs Brian J. Kelly Roger D. Wynne Chris L. Bollinger Roger S. Lucas Edward H. Williams Louise A. Kirk Alexander J. Yu Sandra Bostow Gregory P. Magarian Paul R. Kitch John Zedd Amy J. Broman Robert A. Mandel Supporter David J. Kolesar Yi Zhang Sylvia Chen Brian D. McCabe Marcus A. Asner William S. Koski Christopher C. Stacey L. McGraw Mary Canner Ball Karen S. Libertiny Cinnamon David M. Milan John Boothroyd David J. MacKinnon Jeffery A. Clark Richard J. Mooney Mary E. Britton Julie E. Manning Andrew Clubok Egdilio Morales Bruce R. Byrd Susan M. Marsch Gisele F. DeChabert David Morrison Gary Lee Chambon Lynelle S. Detzler In Memoriam

uring the 1991-92 Law School Campaign gifts were received in memory of the D following alumni:

1901 1934 1977 George N. Blatt, Sr Emmett E. Eagan J. Jonathan Regunberg Robert A. Kelb Juan Tienda ('74-76) 1902 Donald P. Kipp Oscar W. Baker 1979 1937 Alden J. "Butch Carpenter ('77) 1904 Kenneth T.Johnson Frederick L. Leckie 1980 1938 Brian S. Dombkowski ('77-'78) 1907 Robert S. Feldman Reginald L. Tucker Carl F. Truitt Albert D. Matheson 1981 1913 Burner L. Hunter, Jr. Professor Burke Shartel 1942 L. Hart Wright 1983 1915 Daniel Cronin Samuel Shapero 1948 John P. Ford Michael]. Walsh, Jr. 1916 Glenn E. Kelley Frank G. Millard 1989 1949 Kevin E. Kennedy 1924 Jeny S. McCroskey Paul A. Leidy William W. Wumkes From alumni and fnends in memory of these non-alumni: 1925 1950 Alfred E. Lindbloom Jack Becker Helene Aronsson David Ayers 1926 19.53 Mary Bishop Jason L. Honigman Eugene Field Ann Cohen George H. Deuble 1927 1954 Benjamin J. Safir William S. Frank Robert E. Dineen Edgar and Amy Durfee 1928 1955 Seymour J . Frank Benjamin D. Jaffe Cedric A. Richner, Jr. Betsy Jane Gates Arthur Raisch Ruth Frank Gordon 1962 1929 Richard Wood Louis and Sarah Honigman Waldo K. Greiner Ann Jaffe 1963 Hilda Manko 1931 Douglas B. Vielmetti Professor Wade H. McCree, Jr. Professor William W. Bishop, Jr. 1967 Jane L. Mixer 1932 David J. Wynne, Jr. Louis and Myrtle Moskowitz William R. Althans Frank N. Newman Paul G. Kauper 1970 Abrarn W. Sempliner Rlchard N. Lowen Mrs. Burke Shartel 1933 Dr. Frank Starman Clifford P. Keen 1976 Alan Precup Justice Potter Stewart D. Michael Romo 64 Class Notes

Class Notes

1949 B. Hayden Crawford of Crawford, Crowe & Thomas P.Scholler has become associated with the Robert R. Lennon became a partner in the law firm Bainbridge, P.A. was selected by the Chief Judges of Grand Rapids firm of Smith, Haughey, Rice & of Miller, Johnson, Snell & Curnmiskey of Grand the Federal Oklahoma Districts as the Oklahoma Roegge, P.C. in an of counsel capacity, specializing Rapids, Michigan, working in its Kalamazoo office. representative on the Adviso~yCommittee to the in General Business and Estate Planning. He specializes in real estate work, specifically mixed- Judges of the Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit. use development, shopping center, and apartment development.

1963 Jerry Chy of Stanton, Clay, Tom & Chapman, 1952 He~bertM. Kohn joined the firm of Bryan Cave Honolulu, Hawaii, was elected to the National Board John Jay Douglass, Dean of the National College of (formerly Bryan, Cave, McPheeters & McRoberts) of Directors of the American Arbitration Associa- District Attorneys at the University of Houston Law as partner in Kansas City, Kansas. tion. Center, will serve as the Legal Advisor to the Office of Attorney General Maxim Hoxha of Albania in a Thomas W. Van Dyke joined the firm of Bryan restructuring of that country's criminal justice Cave as partner in Johnson County, Kansas. system. 1968 Wood R. Foster, Jr. has taken office as president of the Hennepin County, Minnesota, Bar Association. 1965 1952 1. Gary McEachen is serving as president of the Hardin A. Whimey was selected by the Utah State Lawyers Association of Kansas City, as Secretary of Bar as Distinguished Lawyer for 1992. the Estate Planning Society, and as a member of the 1969 Board of Directors of Legal Aid of Western Missouri. Thomas M. O'Leary is a principal partner in the new law firm of O'Leary, O'Leary, Jacobs, Mattson & Perry, P.C., Southfield, Michigan. Medical 1953 malpractice defense is an emphasis of the firm. Howa~dM. Handelman, a partner in Bayard, 1966 Handelman & Murdoch, P.A., Wilmington, Frederick G. Buesser, I11 joined the firm of Butzel Delaware, joined the ABA Board of Governors, Long, P.C., Detroit, Michigan, as a shareholder. 1970 representing the Eighteenth District (Delaware, Buesser, who has extensive experience in family law, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Indiana). is listed in the most recent edition of Best Lawyers in Cobnel Richard J. Erickon, USAF, was awarded America. the Defense Meritorious Service Medal for his contri- bution as team chief of the technical panel on status John R. Gafin of Miami Beach, Florida, was of forces matters, and as Department of Defense legal 1956 reelected to the board of directors of the Society for advisor to the U.S. delegation to the 1990-91 U.S.- Philippine Base Rights Talks. Harland M. Brit? of Britz & Zemmelman, Toledo, Human Resource Management as national Ohio, received the Toledo Bar's "Order of the Heel," vice-president, Area 11. an annual award recognizing a senior bar member's contributions to young lawyers. Richard]. Taylo~was elected to the board of directors of the U.S. Trademark Association. Taylor 1971 co-authored and edited Wmfdvnde Trademark Robert A. Stein, a partner in Shaheen, Cappiello, Transfers: Law t? Practice. Stein & Gordon, P.A., Concord, New Hampshire, 1958 was for the third year named one of the "Best Criminal Lawyers" in Best Lawyers in America. John I. lwerson joined the firm of Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott as speclal counsel at its Allen- town, Pennsylvania, off'ice concentrating in intellectual property and commercial law. Iverson Gordon 0.Pehrson, Jr., was recently elected to was formerly patent counsel to Bethlehem Steel the American Law Institute. 1972 Corporation. Robert D. Brower was elected managing partner of A. Vincent Buzard is president-elect of the Monroe, Miller, Johnson, Snell & Cummiskey, which has New York County Bar Association; he will become offices in Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Lansing and president on July 1, 1993. Buzard, who has his own Ann Arbor, Michigan. He is currently serving as vice 1962 law firm in Rochester, has also been active in the chairman on the Councll of the State Bar's Probate New York State Bar Association. In addition to his and Estate Planning Section. Joel M. Boyden, a past president of the State Bar of prior posts with the county organization, he has been Michigan and the International Society of Barristers, a legal and news commentator on local radio and James I. DeGrazia has, with three other attorneys was elected president of the Grand Rapids, television stations since 1977. including Richard M. O'Connor, '73, formed the Michigan, Rotary Club. new firm O'Connor, DeGrazia & Tamm, P.C., of BLoomfield Hills, Michigan. Class Notes 65

John W.Allen, an attorney with Howard & Pedro G.Nieto was elected Representative to the Andrew M. Katzenstein joined Bryan Cave Howard, P.C., of Bloomfield Hills, Kalamazoo, and Texas State Legislature from the state's 43rd (formerly Bryan, Cave, McPheeters & McRoberts) Lansing, Michigan, and Peoria, Illinois, was District as a Democrat. His victory was secured in as partner. He practices in the firm's Santa Monica, recognized as a Board Certified Trial Advocate by an April primary runoff; he was unopposed in Cal~fornia,office. the National Board of Trial Advocacy. He was also November. recently appointed chair-elect of the Commercial James H. Bluck became a partner of Hughes Torts Committee of the American Bar Association's Hubbard & Reed in New York City. His practice Torrs and Insurance Practice Section. comprises corporate and securities matters with an 1977 emphasis on international transactions. Philip G.Hubbard, Jr. has joined Revelle David K. McDonnell has joined May, Simpson & Hawkins, P.S., in Bellevue, Washington. His major Srrote, P.C., in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, as of will be civil litigation. Prior to area of counsel to the firm. joining Revelle Hawkins, he was a shareholder in 1983 Karr Tuttle Campbell in Seattle. Mark L. Kowalsky, an attorney with Simpson & Berry, Birmingham, Michigan, was re-elected chair of the Greater West Bloomfield Cable Advisov Board. John E. Grenke was appointed legal coordinator for the Michigan Council of Trout Unlimited. Fernando C. Gomez was appointed general T.Jay Bawymore is a partner in Barrymore & counsel for California State University. Loou, Washington, D.C. Joseph S. Folz was appointed General Counsel, has, with three other Richard M. O'Connm with responsibility for all legal affairs, by Donna Duquette is an associate in Bamjmore & attorneys including James DeGrazia, '72, formed a I. Volkswagon of America, Inc. Loots, Washington, D.C. new firm-O'Connor, DeGrazia & Tamm, P.C., of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Christo hsiter is an Assistant Professor of Law at the University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1979 teaching Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, and Law and Economics. 1974 Samuel H. Press was elected chair of the Burlington, Vermont, Electric Commission. The was appointed Solicitor General became a partner in ThomL. Casey Commission oversees the operations of the Jonathan Hollingswonh of Michigan. He joined the Michigan Attorney Porter, Wright, Morris &Arthur in the firm's municipal electric department, which has received General's staff in 1975, where he was assigned to the Dayton, Ohio, office. national recognition for achievement in energy Appellate Division. He has been Assistant Solicitor efficiency and conservation. Press practices civil General since 1985. litigation in Burlington.

Loretta T.Attardo opened a new law office in Salem. Massachusetts. Carey A. DeWitt and Leonard M. Niehoff 1975 became shareholders in the Detroit, Michigan, firm Zena D. Zumeta, director of the Ann Arbor G. Steven Sridham was appointed by Oklahoma of Butzel Long, P.C. Mediation Center since 1982, was installed as Governor David Walters to the Scenic Riven president of the Academy of Family Mediators at Commission. Stidham's family has served the cause Robert J. Portman was elected to the United the Academy's annual conference in July 1992. of water resources in eastern Oklahoma for four Nations Human Rights Subcommission on generations. He practices with the Tulsa firm of Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Sneed, Lang, Adams & Bamett, P.C. Minorities. Portman, a partner with Graydon, Head & Ritchey, Cincinnati, Ohio, will sen1ea four-year term on the commission, which involves experts Michael H. Runyan, a partner in the Seattle, from 27 countries. Washington office of Lane Powell Spears Lubersky, 1981 was elected president of the Washington Defense T. Patrick Casey was appointed Court Commis- Jacob C. Reinbolt was elected a shareholder in the Trial Lawyers for 1992-93. sioner for the Third Judicial District Court in Salt San Diego, California, firm of Shenas, Shaw & Lake City, Utah. Spievak, P.C.

Arthur S. Meyers, Jr. is now of counsel to Miller, Sandra Bulger was recently honored by Dohs 6' Canfield, Paddock & Stone. He will continue his Sense magazine as one of America's top business and professional women. As director of federal tax opened a new law office in employee benefits law practice in the firm's Detroit, Nancy R. Schauer audits at GM's world headquarters in Detroit, Los Angeles, California. Michigan, office. Michigan, she is responsible for coordinating federal income tax audits not only for GM but for all its subsidiaries as well. 66 Chn Notes

James M. Loots IS a partner in the f~rmof Mark Nwbaum is a partner of Honigman Miller Stephen I. Vakn, farmerly a businesq litigator at Rammore & Loots, \Vash~ncton,D.C. Schwartz and Cohn, practicing in the West Palm San Francisco's Gordon & Rees, joined Hardin, Reach, Florida, off~ce. Cook, Loper, Engel & Rer~e:in Oakland, Stetpen M . Kaufrnann has been named managing California, where he is practicing toxic tort and partner for the [jenver, Colorado, off~ceot environmental litigation. Morrison & Foerster. 1987 Dough R. Fauth joined the Cincinnati, Ohio, firm ot Graydon, Head, & Ritchey as an associate. 1990 his T.Collim became an associate of Butzel MapPaul E. Pirog ha5 been reassimed from duty Long, P.C., Detroit, Michigan, practicing in the as staff Judge Advocate, 750th Space Group, areas otconstruction and commercial litigation. On~:uka AFR, Califom~a,to Attorney Advisor, Off~ceof the Air Force General Counsel, the Jennifer De Lessio is an associate with Miller, Pentagon. lohnson, Snell & Cummiskey. She and her husband, Rruce Courtade, '88, have a new 1991 Sharlene Graham hxsiter is an Assistant Professor daughter, Jessica. Lawrence S. Gad joined the Ann Arbor, of Law at Salmon P. Chase College of Law, Michigan, office of Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Northern Kentucky University, and teaches Sharon L. Moylan joined Petree Stockton, Stone as an associate in the litigation department. Contracts, Trial Advocacy and Remedies. Winston-Salem, North Carolina, as an associate. Wendv I. Asm, Swan A. Hartmw, and Bruce A. Courtade, an associate with the Grand Timothy M. Labadie became associates of Rutzel Rapids, Michigan, firm of Law Weathers & Long, P.C., Detroit, Michigan. Richardson, was awarded the 1991 John W. Cummiskey Award by the State Bar of Michigan Robert S. Bick became a shareholder in Williams, "in recowition of outstanding Pro Bono legal Schaefer, Ruhy & Williams, P.C., Birmingham, services to the citizens of Michigan." He and his Mich~gan. wife, Jennifer De Lessio, '88, have a new daughter, Jessica. Necrology 67

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