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.' . .U. 1983 LAW SCHOOL FUND
t ~wenty-thirdAnnual Report Alymni News Notes Feature -* 5 , - . -4-2 . . " a-r' L:&*+ 2 * :$.I &w Quadrangle Notes THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LAW SCHOOL VOLUME 28, NUMBER 4, SUMMER 1984
CONTENTS
Reading . . . Between the Sheets Five Thousand Dollar Cities Roy F. Proffitt Tops in Percentage of Participation Letter from the National Chairman Law School Fund Contributors National Chairmen Special Donor Groups National Committee Matching Gift Program Regional Summaries In Memoriam 1982-83 Comparisons by Region Alumni News Notes Annual Growth Chart Deceased Class Summary of Gifts Michigan Special Donor Groups Tops Among Classes
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This issue of the Lazu Qtiadrangle Notes is the twenty-third annual report of the Law School Fund. The Fund is under the direction of Professor Roy F. Proffitt; Mrs. Lois A. Richards is supervisor of the Fund and is responsible for gathering the data used in this report. Editorial and design responsibilities are handled by the University of Michigan Publications Office. support. To meaningfully increase the Reading . . Between the Sheets "extras of excellence," and to assure that Michigan retains its place as one Proffitt of the world's truly outstanding centers of legal education, both will be necessary.
New Numbers Each year we report to you the successes (and occasionally the short- comings) of the just-ended campaign. By every measure 1983 was a banner year:
Total dollars received ...... $1,400,278 (up 24.2 %) Total gifts ...... 7,318 (up 8.7%) Total alumni donors ...... 6,123 Fan Mail It is apparent that even in "real (up 4.7%) Per cent of alumni I would be less than honest if I sug- dollars" the Fund has enjoyed a substantial growth since its beginning participation ...... 44.0% gested that the written response to (up 1.6%) these columns was overwhelming, but in 1961, and its importance to the school is significant, but a closer look your occasional notes and letters are It will be hard to top these impres- welcome and helpful. shows some sobering facts: (1) In only one year were total contri- sive figures in 1984, but we look Several wrote in response to my forward to the challenge. With your comments a year ago about butions in "actual dollars" less than in L. art help we shall do it. Wright, frequently detailing the the preceding year. But in "real writer's favorite anecdote about his or dollars" contributions fell short of the previous year's total in seven cam- What Dollars and Where Do her experiences with Professor Wright. They Go? Many of these were passed on to Mrs. paigns-nearly one-third of the time. Wright, and she, in turn, shared them (2) Because of inflation averaging The figure for total dollars received with her daughters in Beirut, Lebanon, 8.23% a year, even though total "actual faithfully follows the pattern and con- and Chicago. Your thoughtfulness was dollars" contributed to the Fund tent of our reports for previous years. sincerely appreciated by his family. increased regularly (more than 65% in But for a number of reasons we think On a completely different subject, 1979 compared to 1972), the purchasing it useful to tell you a few more details. one alumnus wrote that he was pleased power of the "real dollars" contributed In reporting the results of any fund- to see the Fund's progress over the ill 1973 ti~rougll1979 was less than it raising activity serious questions arise. years, excited as were we, about reach- had been in 1972. It was only in 1980, How and when to report gifts received ing the million dollar level in 1982, after a record-breaking year in which through a decedent's estate, or from a but he reminded us of the inroads of actual dollars received were 21.5% trust fund or life insurance policy, is inflation. Why didn't we, he asked, greater than in 1979 (even though the troublesome. What should one do report the success of the Fund in "real CPI jumped a whopping 13.5% the about the value of a gift-in-kind that dollars?" A good question, we thought, same year) that the "real dollars" total has not been liquidated? Is there a best so read on. exceeded the similar figure for 1972. time and way to report pledges? In (3) Put another way-to know how reporting about an "annual fund," many "real dollars" were contributed such as the Law School Fund, should a Real Dollars in 1983 compared to the base year "large gift" (whatever that means) be We doubt that anyone reading our (1967) you divide every actual dollar included although it is not likely it wdl reports was unaware that inflation received in 1983 by three. be repeated in another year? What of reduced the purchasing power of con- (4) Although many of you have even cash gifts for the support of some tributions to the Fund. But the actual increased the size of your gifts over the specific purpose? impact, as shown by the line drawl on years (and we are grateful), the average We have resolved all of those prob- the bar graph near the center of this annual gift (total dollars divided by lems and more. In a very real sense the report, will probably surprise many total gifts) has increased at only a little "Law School Fund" is a large umbrella, of you. more than one-half the rate of increase and covers a wide variety of current To determine this "real dollar" dis- of the total contributions. New contrib- cash gifts for both designated and play we have used the consumer price utors have also been essential to the undesignated purposes. Most of our index of consumer goods and services substantial growth of the Fund. non-cash gifts are readily negotiable compiled by the Bureau of Labor Sta- It is tempting to do more, but surely securities which are quickly sold and tistics, U.S. Department of Labor. The it is clear that with never-ending infla- the value reported as cash. Other less price index used each year was given tion the Fund will continue to grow negotiable gifts, e.g., real estate, in relation to a period with 1967= 100. in "real dollars" only if donors increase books, antique pistols (yes, really), Our information was taken from the their gifts at a comparable rate andlor automobiles, etc., are reported in an Handbook of Basic Econonzic Statistics. we continue to increase our base of annual report only if liquidated during A New Name If you have not already seen or heard the news, you should know that Jonathan D. Lowe, J.D. '76, has joined the Law School staff as Director of Law School Relations. He will work with me in all aspects of Law School devel- opment and alumni affairs. Barring the unforeseen, I shall continue doing most of the things I have been doing until August, 1986.
Accolades Both the donors and the members of the "team" responsible for the annual solicitation are indispensable to the success of the Fund, and we thank each and every one. But each year the results achieved by a few of the team members deserve special recognition. The wide differences in size, numbers, and previous levels of participation make comparison difficult, but some the same reporting period in which new "Campaign for Michigan." things simply must be noted. This year they are received. Proceeds received Even of the gifts that we do include they include: from estates, trusts, and life insurance in the reports there are a good many (1) Five Regions increased total policies are never reported as a part designated by the donor for a specific contributions more than 20%. They of the Law School Fund. Only cash purpose. Some of these designated and the region chairpersons were: actually received as a part of a larger gifts will still go immediately into Region 11, Jerome B. Libin; Region IV, pledge is reported. Large gifts as well some expendable account, but others John B. Pinney; Region VIII, Thomas as small, if otherwise reportable, are are intended to be invested in an R. Beierle; Region IX, Frederick W. included. We know that in a given year endowed account with essentially only Lambert, and Region X, Jonathan D. this might skew the figures, but there the future earnings to be expendable. Lowe. is no readily available alternative. (The annual earnings from these (2) Region VI, under Gene H. Han- During the six years of the Law invested accounts are never included in sen, and Region VII, under Duane School's Capital Campaign, we were the annual report of the Law School Ilvedson increased the number of gifts careful to distinguish gifts for the two Fund.) Of course, any designation from their regions more than 10%. campaigns, and to report as gifts to the restricts the Dean's discretion as to the (3) Several states within larger Law School Fund only those so use of the gift. In recognition of these regions showed remarkable increases. intended. We shall be alert for the distinctions we shall for the first time Virginia (outside of the D.C. Metropol- same distinction in connection with separate the gifts into these major itan area) under Garth E. Griffith gifts in response to the University's headings: increased gifts 21% and more than doubled the dollars; Edward D. Buck- ley helped to show a 76% increase in dollars in South Carolina; Kansas, Terry Paup, chairman, increased the FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE USE number of gifts 36%; and Texas under Michael Knuths and Sarah A. Margu- For unrestricted use lies showed gains of 42.9% in dollars Unrestricted by donor, but routinely assigned by Law and 11.4% in the number of gifts. School policy to an expendable account for a restricted (4) Among the Class Agents it is purpose. (These are gifts from graduates who as students hard to say who had the best perfor- received grants and whose total gifts are not yet as large mance bui it is clear we had an as their total grants) 97,070.56 outstanding group of leaders. There Expendable, but for restricted use 190,964.86 were no less than 24 classes that $1,088,567.11 showed a gain in every important cate- gory by which we compare them-total FUNDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE USE number of donors, average gift, per cent of the class participating, and total For investment in restricted use accounts $ 289,738.58 dollars raised. Agents for the following For payment of life insurance premiums 21,972.75 classes take a bow: 1934, 1939, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1951, 1954, 1959, 1961, TOTAL DOLLARS RECEIVED IN 1983 $1,400,278.44 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1971, 1973, 1974, I 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1981, and 1982. In addition, 20 of the 64 classes with 10 or more living alumni had participation by at least 50% of the members. WONDERFUL!
Matching Gift Programs for Law Firms Last year we reported that for several years a large and growing number of commercial companies had recognized the importance of charitable giving as one way to support a wide variety of worthy causes and, at the same time, encourage their employees and officers to contribute on their own to their favorite charities and had insti- tuted programs through which the company matched the individual's charitable gifts. We also reported that matching gift programs in law firms was a growing practice, and we urged each and every one of you to give serious consider- ation to starting such a plan. During 1983 Ms. Kay Felt, National Vice Chair- person for the Law School Fund, and a partner in Dykema, Gossett, Spencer, Goodnow & Trigg in Detroit, with the help of several volunteers, continued her efforts to persuade more firms to adopt a matching gift program. Although the growth in numbers is ~h3werihan we would like, our efforts Edlt./nrld fiprl Sahr /17?l Louje continue to show some positive results. During 1983 we received matching gifts from 35 law firms. This compares to 19 firms in 1981 and 26 in 1982'. An added inducement which might persuade you to institute a matching gift program in your firm, or corpora- tion, if it does not already have one, is related to our Placement program. The Law School, for the iirst time in 1984, has instituted a $200 fee for potential employers who wish to inter- view at the School. This interviewing fee will not be charged to those corpo- rations and firms whose contributions to the School during the preceding year are at least equal to the fee. Gifts through a matching gift program would be one way that a firm could meet this requirement. The variety of the programs that we know about is interesting-some match only associates, some only part- ners, others both; some have top dollar limits on their matching gifts; others will double the gifts of associates, and match partners equally-or the other way around. Either Kay Felt or the Ann Arbor Law School Fund Office will be glad to share whatever we know with you, so that you can develop the program that fits the needs of your firms. I~71111Ford ~1111Dl71117111 Co/zrl The Russell Lee Rua Scholarship Fund On April 16, 1983 Russell L. Rua, JD 1982, while vacationing with a class- mate in Mexico, died in a scuba diving accident. At the time of his death, Russell was an associate with the Houston, Texas firm of Baker and Botts. As a memorial to their son, and in recognition of the needs of future Law School students, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest J. Rua of Washington, D.C., established the Russell Lee Rua Schol- arship Fund. This new permanent scholarship was funded with a gener- ous gift of $125,000, the largest single gift yet received through the Law School Fund.
Special Donor Groups Your reaction to our previous discus- sion of special donor groups suggested we should reprint some of the details about these various groups, and we have on page fifty-one. Later in this report you will find several lists containing the names of Law School alumni, friends of the Law School, and members of the "Law School Family" (usually spouses of alumni) gifts Or Gtyald Stopt~pr,Robert alld Pamela C the University now qualify them for inclusion within one of these special
0-ProuDs.- --r- A name will normdlv be found only in the one list wiih the highest requirements for which the person qualifies. For example, even though the person's gift for 1983 was at least $500, the lower limit for the Uni- versity Deans Club, if that person is already a Benefactor or a member of the Presidents Club, his or her name would not be included in the Deans Club list. If you wish more information about deferred gifts, trusts, insurance, uni- trusts, pooled income funds, bequests, gifts other than cash or negotiable instruments, etc., please feel free to telephone or write the Law School Fund. Or you may wish to write to the Associate Director of Development, The University of Michigan, 3540A Stu- dent Activities Building, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109.
Bequests and Life Insurance During 1983 the Law School was the direct recipient of money as beneficiary under the wills and insurance policies on the lives of the following: DeRoy Testamentary Foundation Arthur J. Hass Leger J. Metzger ~gnryKing Gnsom Byrorz W~ltcrar~d Cllarles Killit1 Marion Lehr Simpson as a collection of antique pistols, a city ers the Law School Fund a worthy Robert A. Sullivan lot in Escanaba, rare books for the recipient. Perhaps you, too, represent a Helen Bates Van Tyne Law School library, savings bonds, an foundation, a trust, or other client that Louis Zanoff automobile, life insurance policies, would appreciate knowing more about 100 ceramic coffee mugs, an undi- Some of these gifts provided new the ~aw-schoolFund. vided interest in some real property student scholarship or student loan in Barry County, Michigan, a working funds, and others permitted the money interest in some oil and gas leases, and to be used with the discretion of the Michigan Income Tax Credit a framed portrait of the late dean. These gifts are not reported with We remind those of you whose Professor L. Hart Wright. We suggest, any other figures and statistics in the income is subject to the Michigan if the gift-in-kind that you contemplate report because they were not necessar- Income Tax that your gifts to the Law is an unusual one, and may entail ily the result of a donative intent in School or Law School Fund do qualify special handling problems from the 1983 and because we thought the addi- for the credit provision in Section 260 University, that you contact the Law tion of the amount of the proceeds to of the Michigan income tax statute. School Fund office before you attempt the annual giving campaign would Thus, without trying to get too tech- to make the transfer. distort the direct results of that nical here (obviously you will want to campaign. look at the statute), -within the limita- The bequests serve as reminders of Non-Alumni Gifts tions of the Act the taxpayer can the truth and applicability of a state- Many gifts from non-alumni are sent receive credit equal to 5096 of his or ment published by one of our sister as memorial gifts (see more in other her charitable contributions to institu- law schools to show the relationship of parts of this report). A few other very tions of higher learning located within its annual giving program and substantial gifts come through charita- Michigan. Since these charitable gifts bequests to the law school: "Annual ble foundations and trusts where our also quallfy as deductions on your giving to the Fund has improved stead- alumni have a role in advising the Federal return (in contrast to the Mich- ily-but death terminates annual directors or trustees, and from time to igan credit) it means that many of giving, and annual givers must become time we receive a gift from an alum- you can make a substantial gift to the testators who remember the law school nus' individual client who wishes Fund, up to $200, or up to 5400 if you in their wills." Life insurance policies to make a charitable contribution, and file a joint retum, without a very large can serve a similar purpose. on the advice of the alumnus, consid- increase in your cash outlay.
Commemorative Gifts Each of us has at one time or another received the sad news of the death of a person who has meant a great deal to us. We must determine the most appropriate way to show our respect. A letter is often difficult to phrase. You may feel that the graduation of a friend or relative, or a birthday, or perhaps retirement of a friend or col- league, etc., should be marked by a commemorative gift, but how, and where? On these occasions a gift to the Uni- versity of Michigan Law School will allow the donor to honor the individ- ual in a way that will bring lasting benefits to others. The person honored or the next of kin, as appropriate, will be told of the donor's thoughtfulness by the Law School. We welcome inquiries.
We frequently receive gifts of securi- ties in lieu of cash, and they are certainly welcome. These gifts are usu- ally sold promptly and the proceeds are reflected in the cash figures that we report. From time to time we receive gifts of real value, but a little less mar- ketable than typical securities, that are not included elsewhere in the report. These gifts, too, are welcome. They have inciuded such diverse things N(~rnlnnrzd Dick Elconin, Wnde McCrec LAW OFFICES OF PILLSBURY, MADISON & SUTRO
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TO ALL WHOSE WORK AND CONTRIBUTIONS MADE THE 1983 CAMPAIGN A SUCCESS -AND TO THOSE WHO OVERLOOKED 1983 BUT RECOGNIZE THE LAW SCHOOL'S NEED FOR FINANCIAL SUPPORT:
With pride and appreciation I can report that support for the 1983 Law School Fund has broken all records. Contributions from 6,123 alumni, 188 students and 487 friends of the Law School totaled $1,400,278.44. Everyone who contributed money, effort, or both has our deepest thanks.
But before we relax, and assume that all is well and that the Law School has the support it needs, it is important that we look beneath the surface. When we penetrate the raw numbers the picture becomes a bit less cheerful. Two facts are enough to make my point:
First, in 1983 the Fund was the beneficiary of a $125,000 individual gift that will not necessarily have a counterpart in 1984 and in the years ahead. If that gift is deducted, the increase in 1983 over 1982 would be reduced by 46% even if the effects of inflation are ignored.
Second, the effects of inflation can't be ignored. As Roy Proffitt has pointed out in this year's "Between the Sheets," when contributions are adjusted to reflect the impact of inflation the apparent growth of the Law School Fund in some years evaporates and in others is substantially reduced. A large portion of our "progress" over the years has been artificial-the product of erosion of the dollar.
None of this is intended to take away the credit that is rightly due to contributors and to those who have volunteered their time to get the Law School Fund message to their fellow alumnilae. But it is intended to underscore the point that none of us can afford to become complacent. The Law School Fund must run hard just to stay in place.
Michigan's margin of excellence is due in large measure to the Fund. Our efforts will have to be increased in 1984 if the students and faculty are to continue to enjoy the support they need and deserve.
Sincerely, National Chairmen
National Chairman National Vice Chairman National Class Vice Chairperson Richard W. Odgers Warren G. Elliott J. Kav Felt
National Committee
Front ronl, left to right: Chrs Colie~,Ryrorl Walter, Str7pheii Rollerts, Roy Proftrtt, Drck O&crs, Robert Gl{e,lzd,Dotmld Cohn, Lois Ricliards. Row 2, Pnul McKenney, lim Hetzdley, Charles Killirl, lolzrz Ford, Terry Sandlow, Carl zwnEnde, Dick Baker, Pat Czirtrier, Gem/ Stoetzer, George Caspnr, Morgnti Fitcli, Dick Mny, Dorl Black. Back rozc?, lot1 Loz4)e. Horace Rodgers, Warren Elliott, Don lolliffe, lohn Pinney. Regional Summaries
REGION I1 - -rn II. Scott BassI Jerome B. Libin Total Total Total Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars REGION I-New York I. Scott Bass REGION I1 Jerome B L~bln Sam L. Abram Rea P Miller, Ir
Counties Delaware Williamson P Donald Erle, Nlagara John C. Barber, Ir James M. Kieffer D.C. Metro Area John Nannes Chautauqua, Cattaraugus. Mark I. Harnpton Montgomery Countv, MD iVvorn~ng,Livlngston, Prlnce Georges County, MD Allegany Dlstrlct of Columb~a Monroe, Orleans, Genesee Jonathan Trost Alexandria, VA Philip R. Fileri Arlington, VA M'avne, Ontarlo, Cayuga, niomas W. Biddle Fairfax County, VA Seneca, Yates Steuben, Chemung, Schuvler, Barbara T. Walzer Maryland Roger K. Garf~nk Tompklns. Tloga Oqwego, Onondaga, OneIda, Frances E. Bilmes New Jersey Edwln C. Landis Mad~son I Northeast Area Eugene H. Gilmart~n Bmme, Delaware, Otsego, Robert M. Eckelberger, Jr. North Area Victor E. D,Klng Chenanago. Cortland South Area Bernard A. Kannen Jefferson, Lewls, Herk~mer, Michael W. Hams Hamilton, Essex, Cllnton, Pennsylvania Stephen A George Franklin, St Lawrence Harrisburg Area Carroll F. Purdy, Jr. Fulton, Saratoga, Warren, Thomas W. Biddle Clearf~eldArea R~chardA. Bell Wash~ngton,Montgomerv, Northeast Area Mark H. Scobllonko Schenectadv Northwest Area Gary 1. Shaplra Albanv, Schohar~e,Rensselaer John A. Beach Southeast Area Alan G. Choate Ulster, Greene, Columb~a, J. Martin Comell Southwest Area Tohn C. Unkovlc Dutchess, Sullivan, Orange, Putnam, Rockland Virginia Garth E. Gr~fflth Wes tchester Ira B. Rose Klngs. R~chmond Mark Pomerantz West Virginia Willlam H. Scharf Queens Kurt E. Richter Nassau H. Lee Blumberg Totals Suffolk Herbert W. Solomon 'Does not Include alumn~in the DC Metro Area New York-Downtown Dlshtct 1 Richard Barnett Dlshct2 loseph F. McDonald Dlstnct 3 Drew M. Wintrrngham D~strlct4 John K. Hops Dlstr~ct5 Robert E. Spatt Dlshlct 6 Franklyn K~mball Dlstnct 7 Stanley K. Shaplro Datnct 8 Mark C. Rosenblum Dlstnct 9 Kenneth D. Stem D~str~ct10 Willlam M. Moldoff New York-Mldtown Dlstrlct 1 Peter P. Garam DIF~IC~2 William C. Pelster D~srna3 Robert C. Dinerstein D~strlct4 Dlana M. Lopo Dlstnct 5 E. Roger Frisch Dlshct 6 Edward Bransilver Dlstrlct 7 Jon Y. Amason D~strlct8 Raymond L. Vandenberg Dlstnct 9 Ann P Osterdale D~st~~ct10 David M. Schre~er Dlstrlct 11 Stanley T. Lesser Dlstr~ct12 Roger W. Kapp Dlstrlct 13 Cra~gWolson New York-Uptown D~str~ct1 William R. Luney Dlstrlct 2 A. Paul Victor Totals REGION I11 REGION IV Brian P. Patchen John B. Pinney
Total Total Total Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars
-- REGION I11 Rr~anP Patchen REGION IV-Ohio John B. Plnnev Irwn I. D~nn Alabama lohn H Morrow 12 h 5 lh5tK1 Counties Arkansas Marlon B Burton 15 R 47n M Allen, Hard~n,Vantl'ert Donald 1. M'itter Ashland 0. loseph Murrav Florida Rrlan P Patchen Auglalze. Mercer, Shelbv Edward Noble Counties Belmont George W. Chefis Broward H. Cora t Moran Butler, h'arren Robert D~mling Clav. Duval, Flagler, Putnam. Melwn H. Fruit Clark. Favette, Creene. Robert iraughn St, Johns \lad~son.Champalgn City of Mlam~ Brlan P. Patchen Cl~nton.Brown, Clerrnont Robert Dimllng Dade (excludes Miam]) Br~anP Patchen Columbiana, Carroll Donald A. Lewrs Brevard, Lake, Orange, Ronald A. Harbert Coshocton. Guem~ev. Osceola, Seminole, Volus~a Tuzcarawas Panhandle Count~es John H. Plccin Crawtord, Richland, Morrow F. Loyal Bemiller Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Dav~dL. Dawson Cuvaho~a.Geauga Irwin J. Dinn Hendr;, Highlands, Lee Detiance, Henn., \Vood, Raymond G. Esch. Jr. Sarasota, Manatee, Desoto, Steven G Schember Pauldlng. h'lll~ams Hardee Er~e.Huron, Sanduskv Michael R. Fepen Hemando, Hillsborough, Polk, John W Puffer, 111 Franklin. Falrt~eld Dav~dSab~ne Pasco, Pinellas. Sumter Hamilton Robert D~ml~ng Indian River, Martin, Palm Bruce J. Dan~els Hancoch, Putnam Richard E klorgan Beach, Okeechobee, St Louis letterson, Harrison - Lake, Ashtabula David S. Jacobson Georgia Terrence L. Croft 41 10 5.111 00 Lichlng. Pem, Knox, James Pvle >2usL1ngum Kentucky George E Dudlev h2 33 1.h05 00 Lorain Daniel A. Cook Lucas. Fulton Thomas M'. Palmer Louisiana Donald A Nelson 19 7 2.0-5.00 Mahonlng Albert J. Ortenzio hled~na.Summ~t Allan B. Diefenbach Mississippi David W Clark 11 7 3@@00 ?Ilami. Darhe Jack Neuenschwander klontgomen, Preble Ion Sebalv North Carolina Everette Noland 6s 21 1 .625.00 Ottawa Seneca. Ilkandot lames D. Supance South Carolina Edward D. Buckle\, 15 12 1,215 00 Stark F. Stuart Wilkins Trumbull, Portage Michael Rosenberg Tennessee Barry F. White ---17 20 1,SW 00 L'nion. Delaware. Low Totals 670 3 57933h 0: Xlarlon IVavne, Holmes lohn C. Iohnston, Jr. Totals
'Does not include alumni in l~stedcounties
REGION V Edward W. Harris, I11
- -- Total Total Total Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars
REGION V-Indiana Edward \4'. Harris, Ill 3h' 21 $ 4,,W5 20 Hammond hlorton L. Etron 11 S 13bC.CQ Samuel I. Goodman Indianapolis Edward W. Harris, I11 131 hQ 7,l,qS(XI Lataycttr LOUISPearlman. Ir. 3 355.(X1 Cities LaPorte - 13 255.N'I Rloom~ngton - 3 - - hl~cliiganCitv - 1 1 25.00 East Chicago - 1 - - bl~shawaka R. \\'vatt Mick. lr. 5 4 2-5 (lo Elkhart, Goshen, Nappnec R~chardh4. Trechelo 12 10 1,80000 hl u~icie,Anderson Gregorv A. Huttman 12 h 3000 I. Earle Roost Rlchmond \Yillard G. Bowen p 310 C\CI Evansv~lle,Boonvllle lerrv P. Baugh 10 5 350.00 South Bend, NotreD~me Dav~dR. \klcisman 21 14 %?.@i? Fort \Vavne, Woodburn M1cslev N. Steun, 37 22 3.610.00 Terre Haute h,l\.rl 0.Wilhinson 1 -7 200.00 Gary, Grittith, Wli~ting Samuel 1. Goodman 5 I 25.00 --- Totals 31 I 17' c22.5211 20 'Does not ~ncludealumnl In l~stedcltles REGION VI REGION VII &jp~C. Gene H. Hansen Duane Ilvedson
Total Total Total Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars REGION V1-Illinois Gene H. Hansen Region VII Duane Ilvedson l'atrlcra M Curtner lames W. Brehl Robert Bellatti Iowa LeRoy H Redfem 43' 1Q E 1.605 00 Counties Cedar Rap~ds John R Carpenter h 4 15,716 25 CmL Des Molnes lames L. Krambeck 25 I6 2,225 OC, Dlstrlct 1 Bvron H \Veis D~str~ct2 Ben Barnow Kansas Terry G. Paup 40' 25 3.200.00 D~stnct3 Gerald A Ambrose LV~ch~ta Stanlev Andeel 22 I6 4,375.00 D~str~ct4 Martha M Hams Dlstrlct4 5 Frank hloonev Minnesota lames \V. Brehl D~str~ct5 Chr~stopherB Cohen Duluth-Northern Area R~chardR. Bums 14 3 315.00 Dlstr~cth Er~cA Oesterle M~nneapolisArea Gordon B. Conn, Ir. 114 60 4,795.31 D~str~ct7 Dav~dl Rosso Sa~ntPaul Area Geoffrev P Jarpe 45 24 lh,605.00 D~str~ct7 5 Robert Oexeman Southern Area Robert G. Johnson 20 8 230.00 D~strrctS Northeast Area W~ll~amMcDowell, Jr Missouri Thomas E. Allen 36' 12 697 .-XI \\'~lmette D S~dnevCond~t Kansas C~ty Stanlev P. We~ner 117 73 9,949.00 Evanston Arnold M Flank Salnt LOUIS Gary M. Macek 92 51 6,770 00 North Central Area Robert Katcher Northwest Area Ion Florla Nebraska lohn P. Ford \Vest and South Area hlorqan L Fitch Llncoln Dupage W~ll~amA Kindort Omaha Lahe hl~chaelNoonan McHenrv. DeKalb, Kane, Tliomas J Stre~t North Dakota Duane Ilvedson 11 8 750.00 hendall Boone, Winnebago John McCarthv South Dakota lames A. Johnson Q? 150.00 Stephenson, lo Dav~ess,Lee, lames Nack \frhlteslde Wisconsin Qu~nnM' Martln WIII. Lasalle L~v~ngston, Denn~sBaron Mad~sonMetro Area 23 Q 880 00 hankakee M~lwaukeeMetro Area 101 M 7.616 53 Rock Island Ma~lnL Schrajier Southeast Area 16 3 255 00 Henrv, Bureau, Putnam, Knox, LVilllam Goebel Sou them Area 7 4 220.00 Marshall, McLean, Northern Area ---18 10 910 00 Henderson, M'arren. Tazewell, Totals 831 444 579,562 59 McDonough Peor~a Robert Strode1 'Does not Include alumn~In l~stedcltles or areas Macon Robert W~nters Sangamon Ph~l~pE Hanna Champaign. Edgar, Clark, Cols Altred Kreckman Chr~stian,Menard, Morgan, Ronald W Perlard Adams Crawtord, R~chland,Marlon Ronald W Perlard St Cla~r,Madlson Charles B Godfrev Wh~te,FranM~n Ronald W Perlard Perry Randolph, Jackson Ronald W Perlard Totals 1,077
REGION IX Frederick W. Lambert
Total Total Total Total Total Total Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Area-- -- Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Area Region IX-California Frederick W Lambert Southern Area W~ll~amL Cathey 24' 8 485 00 James P Kleinberg Beverly H~lls lerome F Prewozn~k 148 67 10,730 00 William L Cathev Long Beach HarmanM Hltt 18 12 940 00 Los Angeles R~chardL Sommers 185 1C-l 55,495 35 Northern Area James P Kleinberg 16' 4 5 220 00 Orange M~chaelD Rub~n 62 38 5,750 00 Mar~nCoun tv Robert J Faux 24 14 956 00 Pasadena Dav~dA Ebershoff 33 11 NO 00 East Bay Dav~dhrrshman 67 18 4,195 @@ San D~ego Thomas F Melchlor 79 31 2.605 00 Central Vallev Mrchael E Barber 43 16 895 00 San ta Barbara Wendy C Lawher ---43 18 2,01000 San Franc~sco Mark Penskar 273 1 17.875 10 Penrnsula & South Bav James L Copeland 7X 46 24.640 00 Totals 1.093 532 5127,hObJ5
'Does not Include ~lumn~In l~sted cltl- REGION VIII REGION X Thomas R. Beirle Jonathan D
Total Total Total Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars
Region VIII Thomas R. Be~erle REGION X-Wayne, Oakland Jonathan D. Lowe Norman L. W~nn Counties, Michigan John J. Lynch, 111 James C. VanDvke Alaska James M. Powell 45 25 5 3,010 00 John P Quinn
Colorado Spencer T. Den~son 90' 24 1,745 00 Wayne County John J Lynch, Ill Boulder 17 h 575 00 D~ztr~ct1 Francis K. Newton Denver 136 67 10,845.00 D~str~ct1 1 Dennis K. Lov D~str~ct2 Jonathan Walton Idaho Dale 0.Cox 14 5 135.00 D~str~ct3 George E. Parker, 111 D~str~ct4 Don A. Sch~emann Montana George Bennett 29 12 880.00 D~str~ct5 Joseph F Page, Ill D~str~ct6 Barbara Rom Nevada john J. McCune 17 7 1,315.00 D~str~ct7 James M. Moore D~zh~ct7 1 Stuart M. Lockman Oregon W~ll~amN Gross 37' 8 M0 00 D~ztr~ct7 Z Curt~sB. Bless~ng Portland 69 24 23500 D~str~ct7 3 Rodman N. Mvers D~stnct7 4 James D. R~tch~e Utah Hard~nWh~tney 31 11 420.00 D~str~ct8 Frank K.Zlnn D~str~ct4 1 lames A. Sm~th Washington Claude M. Pearson D~smctP 2 T~mothvU'. Mast Seattle 1 61 5,741.0(1 Dlstr~ctS 3 Frank K. Z~nn
Tacoma John C. Kouklis 16 h 1,395 00 D~str~ctQ Donald R. Joll~ffe East-Cen ha1 Area 12 5 225.00 D~str~ctQ 1 Kav L. Windram West-North Area Douglas Graham 29 12 638.50 D~str~ctQ 2 Matthew H. T~nkharn,Jr. West-South Area Gaver G. Dom~n~ck 16 1 50.M D~strlct9 3 M'~ll~amC. Mrill~ams Sub-totals Wyoming Willlam A. Swa~nson -13 -3 140.00 Totals 714 281 S2q.839.50 Oakland County lames C. VanDyke Olstrrct X) Egon M. Gross 'Does not Include alumn~In listed cities or areas Dtstr1ct 55 Robert Z. Feldstein Dlstnct 60 lerome S. Fanger Dlstr~ct65 S~dneyL. Frank DISWIC~70 Stephen M. M'I ttenberg D~strlct80 S~mchaShapim D~str~ct83 Alan P. Goldstein D~str~ct85 Donald M. Cutler D~str~ctS; Dan~elD. Swanson D~str~ctQO Allan CV. Ben Sub-totals Totals
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REGION XI Richard C. Elconin
Total Total Total Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollan REGION XI-Southeastem Richard C. Elcon~n Midland Michigan Robert L. Segar Bert Butts 34 28 10.906 25 Monroe M'illiam F. Braeuninger 12 b 035.63 Saglnaw Counties Arthur T. Lippert 87 34 2.400.00 Sa~ntClair Sharon M. Parrish 18 5 -- - Bay, Arenac / / 3.00 R~chardLearman 42 18 9.1.025.00 Sh~awassee Genesee, Lapeer Richard Behm 134 77 6,533.40 Clark Shanahan 8 5 325.00 Washtenaw: Ann Arbor (U of M) Huron, San~lac,Tuscola Karl E. Kraus 18 5 40 354 35.42a.25 315.00 City of Ann Arbor Lenawee Dan R. Bruggeman 17 4 450.00 Robert F. Guenzel 274 105 18,-W.17 Ann Arbor Suburban Robert F. Guenzel 16 8 1350.00 Prosser M. Watts, Jr. Ypsilant~ Liv~ngston Davld Hartsook 14 3 120.00 Robert F. Guenzel ---35 11 1,700.00 Macomb Norman G. I'elar 55 26 2,660.00 Totals S1Z 689 g6,4SS.70 REGION XIV Michael S. Knuths
Total Total Total Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars
REGION XII-Western, Wllliam E. Wisner Region XIV Mtchael S. Knuths Northern Michigan James R. Startha Sarah A. Margulles
Counties Arizona - 8' 3 $ 425.00 Muskegon M. L. Bradbury Phoen~xArea Wtll~amS. Hawgood 122 58 73000 Kent Lar~I. Tttley Tucson Fredertck S Dean 26 13 2,745 00 Ingham David McKeague Calhoun Suellvn Scamecch~a New Mexico Stuart D. Shanor 24' 10 535 00 Jackson Wdltam J. Marcoux Albuquerque 28 5 425.00 Berrten John E. Dewane Kalamazoo Gregg E. Stover Oklahoma Frederick H. Miller 19' 10 505.00 VanBuren, Cass, Branch, Lawrence W. Haves Oklahoma Cttv - 18 18 1,616 00 Htllsdale, Satnt loseph Tulsa John R. Barker 21 16 1.96000 Ottawa Hannes Mevers Allegan Lester J. Tooman Texas M~chaelS. Knuths 63' 12 1,031..50 Ionia, Clinton, Barry, Eaton Ralph 0.W~lbur Dallas Mtchael S. Knuths 63 44 9,486.00 Mason, Lake, Oceana. Newavgo Robert D. Andrews Houston Sarah A. Margultes 106 60 Q.225.00 Mecosta, Isabella, Grattot, Steven W. Martineau San Antonio - ---IS 1 50.00 Mon tcalm Grand Traverse, Leelanau, E. David Rollert Totals 513 250 $35,233.50 Benzie, Manistee, Wexford Walter F. Ransom 'Does not include alumni in ltsted ctties or areas Mtssaukee, Roscommon, - Osceola, Clare, Gladwin Antrun, Otsego, Crawford, James G. Young Kalkaska, Montmorency Alpena, Oscoda, Alcona, Iosco, - Ogemaw Mack~nac,Emmett, Chebovgan, - Charlwoix, Presque Isle Alger, Marquette, Luce. W. Scott Chilman Schoolaaft, Delta, Chippewa, Menominee Gogebtc, Keweenaw, - REGION XV Houghton, Iron, Baraga, John S. Pfarr Ontonagon, D~cktnson Totals
Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Region XV lohn S. Pfarr
Connecticut New London Area Mllton S. Jacobson Br~dgeport-StamfordArea Ronald J. St. Onge Harttord Area Mtchael R. Levin New Haven Area Peter Kelly
Maine George B. Hefferan
Massachusetts Francls E Colltns. Jr. l REGION XI11 Boston Area Robert M Gault \ L ‘ Mervyn S. Gerson New Hampshire Robert Wells Keene Manchester Rochester Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Rhode Island Ernest D. Humphrevs
REGlON XIII-Hawaii Mervyn S. Gerson Vermont Gregg Wilson Nancy Grekin Totals
Cities 'Does not include alumnt in listed cities or areas. Htlo Honolulu Kaneohe Wal~ahu
Totals 101 h0 $5,604.50 1982-1983 Comparisons by Region
- -- Number of Alumni Number of Gifts Total Dollars Region 1982 1983 1982 1983 1982 1983
I I1 111 N v VI VII VIII IX X XI XI1 XI11 XIV XV L (U.S. Territories) LX (Foreign Countries) Canada Belgium British Isles France Germany (West) & Switzerland 'The Netherlands Japan The Philippines All Other Countries Totals
Sources of 1983 Non-Alumni Contributions Distribution of Gifts
Donors Gifts Dollars $1,000 and over 500 to 999 Memorials 200 to 499 Matching Gifts 100 to 199 Law Firms 50 to 99 Corporations 25 to 49 Foundations and Trusts 11 to 24 Students 10 Matching Companies Less than 10 & Firms Other Amount of Contributions Amount Contributed by Alumni by Alumni and Non-Alumni Amount Contributed bv Non-Alumni Number of Alumni and Number of Alumni Contributions
Non-Alumni Contributions Number of Non-Alumni Con tribu lions Class Summary of Gifts
Total Total No. in Average Percentage Total Dollars Class Class Agent Gifts Donors Class Gift Contributing for 1983 1906 J. Kay Felt 1 1 1 $ 200.00 100.0% $ 200.00 1907 J. Kay Felt - - 1 - - - 1910 J. Kay Felt 1 1 2 25.00 50.0 25.00 1911 J. Kay Felt - - 4 - - - 1912 J. Kay Felt - - 4 - - - 1913 J. Kay Felt 1 1 4 15.00 25.0 15.00 1914 J. Kay Felt 2 2 5 62.50 40.0 125.00 1915 J. Kay Felt - - 2 - - - 1916 J. Kay Felt 3 3 10 41.00 30.0 125.00 1917 J. Kay Felt 5 5 11 405.00 45.5 2,025.00 1918 J. Kay Felt - - 4 - - - 1919 Charles L.Goldstein 5 5 9 52.00 55.6 260.00
J. Kay Felt J. Kay Felt J. Kay Felt J. Kay Felt Abe Hurwich Fred Roland Allaben Arnold T. Fleig Benjamin Safir Kenneth F. Kelly J. Kay Felt
Abraham Satovsky Lewis D. Wilson Sherwood Ake John D. B. Luyendyk Samuel G. Wellrnan M. Manuel Helfman Robert A. Choate William K. Richardson Gerald L. Stoetzer Menefee D. Blackwell
H. James Gram Robert A. Stuart Charles Wright, 111 Richard Katcher Benjamin M. Quigg, Jr. Alice Z. Greene Edward S. Noble Robert Eifler Luke K. Cooperrider Robert A. Fisher
Charles M. Bayer Horace J. Rodgers L. Douglas Hoyt John G. Hayward Leonard Kravets Donald G. Black Daniel P. Ernst Roy H. Christiansen Jerome F. Prewoznik Gerald L. Bader, Jr. Class Summary of Gifts
Total Total No. in Average Percentage Total Dollars Class Class Agent Gifts Donors Class Gift Contributing for 1983 1960 E. Roger Frisch 129 123 261 $ 182.94 47.1% $23,599.46 1961 William S. Farr 141 137 267 241.60 51.3 34,065.84 1962 L. William Schmidt, Jr. 152 147 266 159.82 55.3 24,292.00 1963 John W. Galanis 197 174 361 158.31 48.2 31,188.43 1964 Stephen M. Wittenberg 153 151 325 162.02 46.5 24,790.00 1965 Terrence Croft 168 165 326 146.42 50.6 24,599.52 1966 Fred E. Schlegel 184 178 376 193.49 47.3 35,603.83' 1967 Christopher B. Cohen 239 218 381 157.60 57.2 37,668.11 1968 Allen D. Field 212 205 347 135.84 59.1 28,798.82 1969 W. Timothy Baetz 199 189 386 111.51 49.0 22,192.32
1970 Robert 0.Wefald 138 134 267 94.86 50.2 13,091.30 1971 Bruce D. Black 181 179 387 94.35 46.3 17,077.76 1972 Terrence G. Perris 209 203 434 86.42 46.8 18,062.70 1973 Robin G. Weaver 217 206 470 78.41 43.8 17,016.98 1974 Paul L. McKenney 160 154 364 74.17 42.3 11,867.65 1975 Terrence G. Lindeman 157 154 402 70.24 38.3 11,028.95 1976 Elizabeth Leigh Snider 149 14 1 387 69.17 36.4 10,306.70 1977 George A. Vinyard 141 134 416 63.52 32.2 8,957.42 1978 Robert D. Santos 130 128 375 51.57 34.1 6,704.25 1979 Michael J. Quinley 113 111 421 53.56 26.4 6,052.50
1980 Alan J. Knauf 1981 Diana Lopo 1982 Douglas Ellmann 1983 H. Mark Stichel
Class Totals 6,438 6,123 13,931 $ 901,466.14 Students (SFF) Non-Alumni -
Non-Alumni Totals 880 675 498,812.30
GRAND TOTALS 7,318 6,798 $1,400,278.44
Tops Among Classes-1983
Highest Highest Percentage Most Donors Most Gifts Most Dollars Average Gift of Contributors
1967 218 1967 239 1967 $37,668.11 1921 $1,395.83 1968 59.1% 1973 206 1973 217 1966 35,603.83 1927 1,011.25 1926 59.0 1968 205 1968 212 1940 34,700.00 1940 619.64 1929 57.9 1972 203 1972 209 1961 34,065.84 1917 405.00 1967 57.2 1969 189 1969 199 1963 31,188.43 1942 350.90 1932 57.1 1971 179 1963 197 1953 31,110.49 1935 290.63 1934 55.9 1966 178 1966 184 1968 28,798.82 1943 282.50 1962 55.3 1963 174 1971 181 1964 24,790.00 1961 241.60 1959 52.2 1965 165 1948 168 1949 24,757.44 1944 227.50 1954 52.0 1948 160 1965 168 1958 25,692.67 1953 227.08 1931 51.8 1974 160 Five Thousand Dollar Cities
City and State Amount City and State Amount City and State Amount Washington, D.C. $173,806 Saint Paul, MN $16,105 Denver, CO $9,220 Detroit, MI 150,469 Cedar Rapids, IA 15,716 Houston, TX 8,325 Chicago, IL 63,550 Bloomfield Hills, MI 15,001 Dallas, TX 8,036 New York, NY 60,385 Encino, CA 14,675 Milwaukee, WI 7,685 Ann Arbor, MI 53,988 Cincinnati, OH 13,658 Dearborn, MI 7,600 Los Angeles, CA 49,660 Columbus, OH 13,455 Indianapolis, IN 7,188 Pittsburgh, PA 44,437 Lansing, MI 12,078 Toledo, OH 7,005 Cleveland, OH 29,648 Troy, MI 11,442 Saint Louis, MO 6,490 Southfield, MI 27,315 Midland, MI 10,906 Seattle, WA 5,316 Pebble Beach, CA 20,000 Princeton, NJ 10,745 Naples, FL 5,315 Grand Rapids, MI 19,839 Oxford, England 10,000 Flint. MI 5,291 San Francisco, CA 17,875 Kalamazoo, MI 9,903 Birmingham, MI 17,801 Kansas City, MO 9,804
Tops in Percentage of Participation Tops in Percentage of Participation (Areas with less than 20 alumni) (Area with 20 or more alumni)
Area Participation Area Participation
Fulton, Saratoga, Warren, Washington, Wayne County, Michigan, District 8.3 Montgomery, Schenectady Counties, New York New York, New York, Midtown District 7 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Wayne County, Michigan, District 7.2 Colurnbiana, Carroll Counties, Ohio Cook County, Illinois, District 1 Jefferson,Harrison Counties, Ohio Montgomery, Preble Counties, Ohio Michigan City, Indiana Wayne County, Michigan, District 1.1 Port Sulphur, Louisiana New York, New York, Midtown District 12 Boone, Winnebago Counties, Illinois Hartford Area, Connecticut Richmond, Indiana Cook County, Illinois, District 4.5 Elkhart, Goshen, Nappanee, Indiana Berrien County, Michigan South Carolina Cook County, Illinois, District 6 Auglaize, Mercer, Shelby Counties, Ohio Tulsa, Oklahoma Mishawaka, Indiana Oakland County, Michigan, District 60 Wayne County, Michigan, District 8.2 Wayne County, Michigan, District 7.1 Ashland County, Ohio New York, New York, Midtown District 4 Hancock, Putnam Counties, Ohio Stark County, Ohio Wayne, Holrnes Counties, Ohio Hamilton County, Ohio LaPorte, Indiana Cook County, Illinois, District 5 Terre Haute, Indiana New York, New York, Downtown District 4 Midland County, Michigan Wichita, Kansas Cook County, Illinois, Northeast Area New York, New York, Midtown District 13 LAW SCHOOL FUND CONTRIBUTORS
ALABAMA Samuel Langerman Ga E Shoffner Lafayette Neil G. McCarroll Bessemer Anthony F. Leone BuXank Mr. & Mrs. Walker Peddicord John A. McCarthy Foundation Evelyn 5. Applebaum W. John Lischer Ronald Jean Cayo La una Hills Charles E. McCormick Birmingham Stanley Lubin J. Miller Leavy J acf Y. H. Yuen Edward R. McGah, Jr. John 13. Morrow David M. Lurie Calabasas Laguna Niguel Michael J. McHale L. Vasline Stabler, Jr. Ral I1 E Mahowald, Jr. Martin C. Recchuite John H. Maynard Genevieve McSweeney Mobile ~ilriam'~.Mallender Carlsbad Philiv A. Youneu William J. Meeske Theodore L. Hall Roger R. Marce Robert M. Dahlbo La ~dlla Donn B. Miller Robert E. Henderson John C. Mason Carmel Simon F. Coleman Thomas E. Miller University Lawrence D. Mattice Richard W. Barrett Waldo K. Greiner M. Dav~dMinnick Thomas L. Tones Richard A. Miller Willard D. Hoot Larkspur James K. Mitsumori Southwest Forest Industries Charles R. Linton Richard M. Grant Richard G. Morgan Harvey E. Streich Carmichael Long Beach Musick Peeler & Garrett William K. Strong A. Richard Backus Jose h F DiMento Ronald J. Nessim Gerald D. Tupper Rita S. Brandeis Clar Heg eness William R. Nicholas ALASKA Prescott Carpinteria Harian'd Hitt Dennis M. Olsen Mrs. Edward H Boyle Robert E. Adamowski Hon. & Mrs. Frederick A. Ronald L. Olson %%?#:hael Anderson Scottsdale Concord Kepka O'Melveny & Myers Ronald H. Busse Richard W. Menes Chevron USA, Inc. Joseph F. McLellan John A. Payne, Jr. Flon. Victor D. drlson Paul H. Karr Corona Del Mar Los Altos Steven Forbes Pflaum Ro er G. Connor William H. Messinger Richard E. Gilfillan Laddy H. Gross James G. Phillipp Ro%ert L. Eastaugh Luther S. Stewart Robert P Kneeland Harvey N. Kuhr George William Pilling Sheila Gallagher Edwin N. West Corte Madera Los Angeles George E. Preonas H. Russel Holland Sun City William B. & Carol Maloney Charles A. Adamek Jerome F. Prewoznik Roger F. Holmes David S. Baker Costa Mesa James N. Adler Floyd A. Rappaport Robert H. Hume, Jr. Ralph H. Bower Howard C. Hay Sidney D. Amster Morton & Marguerite Peter J. Maassen Donald i. Crooks Michael D. Rubin James L. Andion Rosenfeld Jeffrey B. McCombs Clarice B. Landeau Edward D. Sybesma, Jr. A. Victor Antola, Jr. Alan & Georgina Rothenberg D, John McKay Frank E. Lewellen Culver City Atlantic Richfield Foundation Alfred I. Rothman Steven R. Porter Ra L & Alice B. Potter Pad R. Grant Michael E. Beckman Stuart W. Rudnick James M. Powell A&isbn 1. West Barry S. Josephson Herbert A. Bernhard Michael D. Saphier David B. Ruskin Sun City West Cupertino William B. Birmlneham Michael 1. Schiff Gordon J. Tans Luke K. Cooperrider Larry A. Mowrer William T. Blsset " Barbara jo Schlain Richard D. Thaler Tempe Danville Harry N. Blum Rob R. Schuyler Bethel Mrs. Robert C. C. Heaney John D. Miller William J. Bogaard Securihi Pacific Charitable Hon. Christopher Cooke Tucson Elijah Poxson, Jr. Stanley Davis Brown ~oukdation Fairbanks Chester J. Antieau Davis Samuel Bufford John B. Sherrell Walter Sczudlo Peter D. Axelrod Mr. & Mrs. J. Richard David W. Burhenn Masahiro Shimojo Juneau Hon. Richard M. Bilby Blanchard Thomas Arthur Busch Charles M. Shumaker, I11 James B. Bradley Henry R. Bishop Roger L. Gambatese William L. Cathev. Tr. Mark S. Simonian John B. Gaguine Calvin A. Brown Del Mar Crocker ~ationa1'~ank Richard Lee Sommers John G. Gissberg Frederick S. Dean Thomas W. Hauser Raymond L. Curran Arthur L. Stashower Gayle Ann Horetski Richard R. Lovin er Douglas City Lawrence W. Dam Bruce M. Stiglitz Stephen J. Pearson J. David ~ackstafer Aaron D. Grossman James H. Denison Sandra L. Stohrer Palmer Carney Matheson Downey Irwin J. Deutch Charles V Thornton Brian M. Gray Robert A. May James L. McCormick Del Dillingham The Ticor Foundation Wickenburg Emeryville William C. Dixon The Times Mirror Company Charles T. Klein William J. Scanlon Dennis R. Dubrow Charles Frederick Timms, Jr. Encino Mitchell J. Dunitz Harold S. Voe-elin ARIZONA Alan F. Kane Paul Taylor Dye Douglas J. waHis Carefree Paul T. Nowak, Jr. Alan I. Epstein Richard L. Weiss Richard McCormack ARKANSAS Aaron E. Shelden Michael H. Feldman Weissburg & Aronson, Inc. Coolidge Heber Springs Stanley Zax S. Jack Fenigstein Robert B. Wessling Craig E. Davids Richard L. Eckhart Foster City Allen D. Field Philip F. Westbrook Fort Huachuca Hot Springs Jerrold H. Rosenblatt First Interstate Bancorp Robert J. White Maurice Portley Amos M. Pinkerton Fremont William M. Fischbach Edward M. Wolkowitz Green Valley Little Rock Lyle L. Lopus Donald H. Ford Kenneth Sung Hoi Wong Walter C. Greene Marion B. Burton Fresno Ira Frazer Clarisse Mr. J. Young Bernard & Sallie F, Larson Henry L. Jones, Jr. James D. Emerson Harvev R. Friedman Malibu Litchfield Park Philip E. Kaplan Deborah Powell Highsmith phi lip'^. Ganz Frank M. Gunter Arden E. Firestone Mountain Home Fullerton Getty Oil Company Marina Del Ray Paradise Valle Kenneth F. Kelly Edward & Rhoda Goldstein Suzanne Balaze Gifford Nancy R. Schauer Robert L. SandYblom Pine Bluff Garden Grove Albert S. Golbert Richard P. Shcolnek Phoenix Robert H. Holmes William B. Wllitlow Sandra Williams Gorhant Menlo Park Thomas G. Bakker State University Gardena Thomas J. Greene Julian Caplan Robert C. Bates Luis F. Rodriguez Louis A. Kwlker William N. Greene Thomas W. Ford David G. Beauchamv Glendale Richard H. Guthrie Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Roy Seiger Leo R. Beus Joel I. Bennett Irving L. Halpern Mill Valley Roger 1. Blake Wendell B. Will Thomas L. Harnsberger Adamont N. Georgeson, I1 Douglas R. Chandler Greenbrae Dean Michael Harris Richard M. Helzberg Mary Z. Chandler CALIFORNIA Charles A. Dunkel John B. & Wanda W. Houck Fred Hurvich George T. Cole Agoura Gene C. Hopkins Keiichiro Imai Thomas W. Lacchia Don A. Davis Richard S. Hawley Robert J. Sammis Ernest H. Johnson Sterling L. Ross, Jr. David D. Dodge Highland Alvin 5. Kaufer Monterey Park Richard L. Epltng %;.$II J. Brenner Paul F. Mordy Michael F. Keeley Arthur Y Honda Fred Christian Fathe Belvedere Hollywood Raymond R. Kepner Morgan Hill Terry E. Fenzl Richard M. Adams Kirby A. Scott George Kintball Dean C. Storkan David R. Frazer Berkeley Huntington Beach Philiv Ian Klein Nevada City Arthur N. Gorman WiIlia111 K. Muir, Jr. C. William Carlson, Jr ~rian'J. Kott Richard N. Campbell Robert C. Hackett Beverly Hills lnglewood C. Douglas Kranwinkle Newport Beach Keith A. Naien American Medical Int'l, Inc. Alveraize T. Saizan Frederick W. Lambert Robert M. Barton William S. Hawgood, I1 Harvey A. Howard Iwine Barbara A. Lane Lawrence G. Becker Hon. Laurens L. Henderson David C. Johnson Carl H. Leiter Loeb & Loeb Foundation Karen Heath Clark Loyola E. Jackson Warren J. Kessler Charles W. Unsworth Simon M. Lome J. Dorian Sonnenschein Robert G. Jamieson Ronald E. Levine La Canada Richard N. Lowen Georgetta \Y. Wolff Jennings Strouss & Salotnon William B. Rees Lori K.Adamek Frederick E. MacArthur Nick E. Yocca Thomas J. Lang Mark J. Richardson Don I. Johnson Francis J. MacLaughlin North Hollywood Langerman Foundation Maxwell L. Rubin Charles K. Marquls John H. Oliphant Northridge San Francisco David J. Neuman Haight Dickson Brown & David M. Ebel Thomas J. Shannon Michael A. Adelman K. William Neuman, Jr. Bonesteel Peter L. Edwards Oakland David W. Alden Robin Ellsberg Neuman Lawrence N. Halperin Bruce Featherstone Patrick J. Becherer Paul Alexai?der Richard W. Odgers W. Richard Keller Cher I Turk Flanagan Peter A. Bernard Rochelle D. Alpert Morton H. Orenstein James W. Malsbury charyes R. Frederickson, 111 Harry B. Endsley, I11 Altshuler & Berzon Mark Howard Penskar Gerald F. Rosenblatt Alan J. Gilbert Meredith N. Endsley Paul E. Anderson Bernard Petrie Frederick J. Salek Paul E. Goodspeed Richard J. Meafey Tommy F Angell Milton Petrie Santa Paula Douglas K. Goss Alan J. Sternberg Todd J. Anson Phili~R. Placier Robert R. Anderson Charles H. Maines, Jr Nubar Tashjian Richard J. Archer ~ohn'~.Price C. Russell King Sanford B. Hertz Oceanside BankAmerica Foundation Paul C. Pringle Santa Rosa Gene M. Hoffman Thomas A. Miller Philip B. Bass James H. Quirk Robert J. Faux L. Douelas Hovt Ojai Robert S. Beach Edward D. Ransom Bruce Leavitt Paul F. hultin ' Mrilloughby C. Johnson Christopher Paulsen Berka Laura J. Remin ton Sausalito Charles E. Humphrey, Jr. Orange Hobart McK. Birmingham Charles B. ~enkew Frank M. Bowen, Jr. David R. lohnson R. Stephen Moyer Philip W. Boesche Denis T. Rice Sherman Oaks Gregory A. Kearns Tohn R. Parker Robert E. Borton Mr. & Mrs. David D. Ring James A. Rice Alan M. Loeb Omard Douglas G. Boven Ionathan Rivin Solana Beach Hon. George E. Lohr John J. Owens John C. Brewer Frank H. Roberts D. Charles Marston John M. Longway Palm Desert Jon Lin~voodBrown Ernest M. Robles Verne C. Scholl Margaret E. Malchow Anne A. Cox Robert E. Brown Edward B. Rogin Southgate Clayton K. Mammel Llo ,d C Carleton John A. Burke Edward J. Ruff Roger P. 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Day Ronald Roberts Boyd A. Ferguson Tim M. Blood W. Croft Jennings Lawrence D. Roblnson Robert R. Finch Robert 0.Tyler The Boeing Co. Greenville William J. Roche John E. Gates Hemdon J. Henry Brockhaus Harold E. Rude1 Orval C. Harrison Paul D. Harrlngton M'llliam H. Burkhart Johnnie M. Walters Richard Carl Ruschman Lexington Hilton Head George D. Melling, Jr. Peter D. Bymes Robert T. Stewart Elliott Pratt Roy L. Steinheimer, Jr. Larry M. Carter James L. Eberly Walter L. Sutton, Jr. John William Gorn \Yilliam Vogel Luray George H. Davies Texas Instruments Fdn Hardin A. Whitnev Gary Richard Frink Robert B. Dunn Saint Matthews Bart T. Thomas Cyril L. Kendall McLean Ganrev Schubert Adams & Thompson & Knight Thomas R. Bums ~argr Summerville Richard A. Valdes Richard F. Currey Lewis Carroll Ronald M. Gould Sumter Robb L. Voyles VERMONT Joseph L. Mayberry, Jr. Coleman P. Hall Philip Wittenberg Richard B. West Burlington Mr. & Mrs. Gerald W. Padw Lawrence E. Hard Frank M. Wheeler Stewart H. McConaughy Garo A. Partoyan Malcolm S. Harris Jesse Hart Wright Essex Junction Hans M. Rothenbuhler Richard J. Hllier Alan D. Overton Norfolk Bruce H. Hurst Wright Charles L. Kaufman SOUTH DAKOTA E::iK:itR. Gregg H. Wilson Diane M. Istvan Garland Hinesburg Harry Pincus, Jr. Kenyon P. Kellogg, Jr Rapid City Kenneth R. Harker Reston George A. Kresovlch Ronald E. B1.odowicz Charles R. Ross Houston Middlebury Brian E. Bayus John F. Kri~ger Vermillion American General Companies Glanetta Miller Craig M. Lawson James A. Johnson Marshall H. Eddy Andrelvs & Kurt11 Montpelier Richmond Theodore A. LeGros Milton L. Brand Charles E. Gibson, Jr. Lucile Jamison Anutta Marcia F. Louie Hon. John R. Brown Newport Carl F. Bownier George M. Mack David L. Burgert Paul1 B. Wolfe James Nelson Christman Thomas J. McKey TENNESSEE Barbara W. Butler Saint Albans CSX Cor~oration Ronald I, h4eltzer Chattanooga Nancy A. Chaiin Robert H. Brorvn Bonnie lh. France H. Dale'~eredith Alfred E. Smith, Jr. John B. Chapman White River Junction Garth E. Griffith Steve Paul Moen Goodlettsville James E. Crowther George A. Spater Michael Joseph Herbert William N. Molonev Robert M. Schmidt Robert J. Currie Robert Jaspen Preston L. Niemi . Knoxville Glenn S. Dennis Reynolds Metals Company Jerald E Olson Warren W. Kennerly John Douglass Foundation Robert L. Olson Jackson C. Kramer D. Camille Dunn Amy R. Templeton Thomas J. Owens Robert M. Lloyd Stewart A. Feldnian Bruce A. Templeton Edward W. Pettigrew Ross D. Petty Benjailiin F. Garmer, 111 Joseph D. Feldnian Stevan D. Phillips John J. Gaskell Wilhelm K. Geck Rainier Bank Jose h A Gemignani A. Patrick Giles Michael H. Runyan ~u8eyJ: Godfrey, Jr. Bradley H. Giles George W. Schoonmaker Robert H. Gorske Alain Arnold Gloor Hemian S. Siqueland John A. Hazelwood Eugen D. Graue Jeffrey P. Stark Edward J. Heiser, Jr. Robert S. Griggs Paul W. Steere Gary A. Hollman Geoffrey John Harley James B. Stoetzer Jeffrey J. Jones Satoshi Hoshi Phillip L. Thom David B. Kern Ulrich Immenga Winship A. Todd, Jr. E. Canipion Kersten Marco A. Jagmetti Daniel E. Tolfree Thomas 0. Kloehn Jean L. Joris IVashington State Bar Assn Michael A. Levey Hirdo Kaiitani Nancy Williams Robert M. Ling, Jr. Fusao Kaneda John D. Wilson, Jr. Arthur F. Lubke, Jr. Jim Ouk Kim Norman L. Winn Wiiliam J. Mantyh Hans Christian Krueeer Bar G. Ziker Stephen Marcus Christoph Hans ~eukber~er sp2ane Quinn W. Martin Douglas B. Levene Harvey W. Clarke Thomas J. McGinn Felix R. Loeffler Irving Paul Earl L. Meixner John V. Lonsberg Tacoma Michigan Law Alumni of George P. MacDonald John C. Kouklis Wisconsin Takashi Mamta Claude h4. Pearson Richard M.Norris, 111 Wolfgan Mayei William J. Rainey Mr. & Mrs. William L. Randall Choichi%avae; Stanley P. Wagner, Jr. Donald B. Rintelnian Yoichi ~a~ihhauma Yakima E. Sammons Jagat Narain William C. Fork Mar E Sanders Urs C. Nef James E. Schacht Horst Niebler Stephen M. Silverman Kiichi Nishino Gordon H. Smith, Jr. Kuniaki Nomura WEST VIRGINIA Michael S. Sperling Hon. Peter Edward Nygh Harney B. Stover, Jr. Norman A. Platt Charleston Michael P. Sullivan Frank Rheinfurth Michael Chane Stephen Z. Surridge James Gregory Richards lames M. ~aviLnd Harry W. Theuerkauf Hon. Ivor L. M. Richardson William H. Scharf James A. Walrath J. Toshio Sawada Huntington Ronald L. Walter Franz Schaerer David H. Daugherty Clay R. Williams Martin G. Schluep Keith L. Newman Wisconsin Electric Power Co. Antonella Ruffilli Schulte- Wellsburg Stephen C. Wood Braucks Charles D. Bell Joseph J. Ziino, Jr. Shunji Shimoyama Wheeling New Richmond Kurt G. Siehr James F. Companion George E. Norman Isao Takahashi J. Donald Ezell Oshkosh Alexander Karl Weber John E. Dempsey Howard A. Welch, Jr. Racine Robert C. Wells Herbert E. Hoxie Alfred J. Wiederkehr WISCONSIN Roger L, ~MacMmus Alice Ann Winters Ap leton Rhinelander Nobutoshi Yamanouchi ~icKardH. Gamble William A. Schroeder, I11 S. K. Yee Foundation Robert W. Swain, Jr. South Milwaukee Chip ewa Falls John B. Baker ~avifE. Frasch Thorp Eau Claire Mildred A. Jones Maryjo R. Cohen Wausau Janesville Byron E. Bronston, Jr. James R. Cripe Arnold John Kiburz, I11 Robert C. Lovejop Kaukauna Irving G. Curry, 111 Kenosha WYOMING 5, ~MichaelM1ilk Cheyenne Madison William A. Swamson Thomas M. Boykoff Kemmerer Mr. & Mrs. Douglas L. Flygt Patrick J. Quealy C. Vernon Howard, Jr. Sheridan Richard Z. Kabaker David Boyd Kennedy Stephen L. Smay Leonard S. Sosnowski Donald R. Stroud Seward R. Stroud Curtis C. Swanson U.S. POSSESSIONS & Milwaukee FOREIGN William J. Abraham, Jr. Victor Africa Benjamin J. Abrohams Hubert L. Allensworth Nelson G. Alston Carl Henry Amon, I11 Bruce G. Arnold Stephen W. Andrew Irving T. Babb Hans G. Bagner Darryl S. Bell Jean F. Bellis David A. Benner Hon. Richard H. Benson Hugh R. Braun Jan Fridthjof Bernt Paul D. Braun Allan S. Blott Howard G. Brown Domingos H. L. Braune Norman J. Bruns Bodo Buechner Clifford B. Buelow John H. Byrne John A. Casey Terrance L. Carlson James L. Crane, 111 Roberto S. Casati David W. Croysdale Cai-Kwon Choi Steven R. Duback Irene Cortes Michael J. Dwyer Thomas Co ttier Scott H. Engroff Gabriel J. Courey Stephen M. Fisher Bhichar Danirongpiwat Henry E. Fuldner Jens I. Drolshammer Tohn W. Galanis David M. Emmerson SPECIAL DONOR Willabelle Harper Hoyt Members in Memoriam Mrs. George M. Humphrey - John W. Cooley GROUPS Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth T. Johnson Mrs. Robert P. (Elizabeth) Dockeray Mr. William A. L. Kaufmann Mr. & Mrs. Harry Doerr We invite your attention to our addi- Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Nederlander Margaret Fisher tio~~aldescriptions of each group on Mrs. Leo T. Norville Harry G. Gault page 51. Roy F. & Jean Humphrey Proffitt James A. Greene Margaret A. & John E. Riecker Mrs. Forest E. McKee The James B. Angel1 Society Mrs. F. Roland Sargent Carrie K. Schwartz A very special group indeed! Mr. & Mrs. Jack H. Shuler Hobart Taylor It honors those who have given the Mrs. Calvin N. Souther Louis Zanoff University $1 million or have made a Mr. Duane Stranahan, Jr. commitment of $1.5 million as a de- Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Sunderland The Presidents Club ferred gift. Among those so honored Hon. & Mrs. G. Mennen Williams The University of Michigan Presi- are several Law School alumni and the Members in Memorianz dents Club is one of the most respected sister of one of them who have made Col. John L. Anderson organizations of its type in the coun- such gifts to the University. In each Mr. & Mrs. Roscoe 0.Bonisteel, Sr. try. No other public university, and case all or a major portion of the gift Roy E. Brownell few, if any, private universities or was for the benefit of the Law School. Henry M. Butzel colleges have the allegiance and back- They are: Clifton G. Dyer ing of such a large number of people Lillian Dykstra who support their institution in one of the most effective ways-with dollars. Mr. Joseph H. Parsons Hobart D. Hoyt Henry K. Huber The Presidents Club has been enthu- Members in Memoriam Clair B. Hughes siastically supported by many Law School alumni and a list of the Law William W. Cook George M. Humphrey members through January 31, 1984 Clyde A. DeWitt & Emra H. Eva Coryell Ireland follows. Law membership increased in & 0. Clifton M. Ethel M. Kolb Elroy Jones 1983 from 549 to 584. Frederick L. Leckie Thomas G. Long Julian A. & Rosina Marguerite Mr. & Mrs. Leger J. Metzger Kazuhisa Abe Wolfson Gilbert H. Montague William B. Acker Isabel H. Nauman Alan T. Ackerman Michigan Benefactors Leo T. Norville Thomas H. Adams, Jr. This is a personal recognition Jay H. Payne Joel S. Adelman awarded those individuals, corpora- Russell Lee Rua James N. Adler tions, or foundations who by their F. Roland Sargent William F. Aigler major gifts to The University of Ray W. & Sarah Smith Francis A. Allen Michigan permit the institution to Calvin N. Souther John W. Allen implement facilities, programs, and Arthur E. Spencer, Jr. Thomas D. Allen services that enable it to maintain Robert Allan Sullivan Joseph A. Amter" leadership among the universities of Helen Bates Van Tyne John H. Anderson the world. Basic qualifications for such Roy E. Willy Paul J. Anderson recognition is a gift of $100,000 in cash, Leonides H. Angelos or $150.000 in the form of a deferred The Henry P. Tappan Society Anonymous (15) gift. Members of the Tappan Society were Robert W. Appleford Michigan Benefactors were first des- first recognized in 1978. Those so hon- Richard J. Archer ignated as such in 1974. Among those ored have made gifts to the University Jack G. Armstrong who have been so honored are the of $50,000 in cash or $75,000 in the Clinton R. Ashford following members of the "Law School form of a deferred gift. Several alumni Alphonse H. Aymond Family," who either attended the Law of the Law School or their spouses Gerald L. Bader, Jr. School or who are spouses of alumni: are included in this group. They, and James W. Baker some friends of the Law School who Robert E. Baker Anonymous (2) have designated their qualifying gifts Mrs John L Anderson Willard J. Banyon for Law School purposes are listed Mr Wlllard J Banyon Robert M. Barrie here: Mr & Mrs Henry A Bergstiom William G. Barris Harold S. Barron Mrs Roy E Brownell Mr. & Mrs. James E. Gadde Mr W Lawrence Clapp Jeffrey W. Barry Mrs. Harry G. Gault Robert T. Bartlow Mr Frederick Colombo Mr. George M. Humphrey, I1 David W. Belin Mr & Mrs Malcolm L Denise Mrs. James A. Kennedy Robert H. Bellairs DeRoy Testamentary Foundatlon Mr. Charles C. Killin F. Loyal Beiniller Mr C Richard Ford Mr. Jonathan D. Lowe Alexander Bennett Mr & Mrs Norman Freehling Mr. & Mrs. Brian P. Patchen P. E. Bennett Hon & Mrs Ralph M Freeman Mr. Beahl T. Perrine Mr & Mrs Wllliam B Glles Mr. John F. Scott, Jr. Mr & Mrs Hicks Griffiths Mr. & Mrs. George E. Sperling Mr & Mrs Jason L Honigman Mrs. Louis Zanoff "Deceased during 1983 carnpalgn year. Patrick Berardo Lawrence E. Curfman Samuel E. Game Daniel B. Beresford Gilbert A. Currie John G. Gent Henry A. Bergstrom Donald M. Cutler Ronald R. Gilbert William B. Birmingham C. Shelby Dale William B. Giles L. Ray Bishop Steven P. Davis Jack Gindi Donald Gordon Black Malcolm L. Denise Edward D. Goldstein Thomas H. Blaske Dominick A. DeVarti Sanders A. Goodstein John H. Blish Allen C. Dewey, Jr. Norman Gottlieb Harry N. Blum William C. Dixon Thomas M. Gould David D. Blumenstein John S. Dobson William D. Gowans Gertrude Bock Clifford H. Domke Victor L. Graf Earl R. Boonstra Thomas J. Donnelly H. James Gram Walter R. Boris Albert F. Donohue Whitrnore Gray Joel M. Boyden Stuart G. Dow John A. Grayson Stewart Boyer George S. Downey Thomas H. Green John D. Boyles Raymond H. Dresser, Jr. E. V. Greenwood Alexander M. Bracken Daniel H. Dunbar Waldo K. Greiner Jeffrey W. Bracken Louis M. Dyll, I1 Carleton Griffin M. L. Bradbury, Jr. Emmett E. Eagan William C. Griffith Norman I. Brock William G. Earle Henry M. Grix Keefe A. Brooks Albert D. Early William A. Groening, Jr. A. Edward Brown Morton L. Efron Boice Gross Eric V. Brown, Jr. Susan Eklund Grant J. Gruel, Jr. Stratton S. Brown John Elam Carson C. Grunewald Martin R. Browning Clarence E. Eldridge, Jr. Harvey J. Gunderson Frederick G. Buesser, Jr. Robert Eleveld Rockwell T. Gust Lawrence L. Bullen Robert H. Elliott, Jr. Peter L. Gustafson Bert Burgoyne Warren G. Elliott Patricia B. Guthner Thomas N. Burnham James L. Elsman William E. Guthner Charles E. Burpee Margaret Henckel Emery" Cecil H. Haasr John W. Butler, Jr. John L. Etter Erwin H. Haass Thomas K. Butterfield Domenic Federico William J. Halliday, Jr. Elden W. Butzbaugh, Jr. Murray J. Feiwell Edward A. Hansen Chester J. Byrns John C. Feldkamp David Haron Roy H. Callahan Joseph D. Feldman Clifford H. Hart James W. Callison J. Kay Felt Eugene L. Hartwig Calvin A. Campbell, Jr. Robert L. Fenton Arthur J. Hass" Paul B. Campbell John W. Fischer, I11 James W. Haugh Robert M. Campbell Philip Fischer Paul A. Heinen Stanley L. Caplan David Foltyn Edward J. Heiser, Jr. Michael Carter C. Richard Ford Boyd A. Henderson J. Bland Catlett Richard E. Forrestel David F. Heroy John M. Chase, Jr. Carl S. Forsythe Stuart Hertzberg Roy H. Christiansen Joe C. Foster, Jr. Mrs. George H. Hill W. Lawrence Clapp Robert B. Foster Richard Hinks George S. Clark Bany I. Fredericks Stuart T. K. Ho Stephen H. Clink Stuart D. Freedman R. Stuart Hoffius Charles F. Clippert, I1 Norman Freehling Richard L. Hoffman Danyl R. Cochrane Ralph M. Freeman Henry M. Hogan Avern Cohn Walter Freihofer Allen C. Holmes Donald M. Cohn T. Patrick Freydl Jason L. Honigman Irwin I. Cohn Thomas L. Freytag John B. Houck Frederick Colombo Abba I. Friedman Mijton M. Howard Alfred F. Conard Edward P. Frohlich James L. Howlett William Conlin, Jr. John T. Frost Faris A. Howrani William H. Conner Robert E. Fryer Ralph F. Huck Bruce C. Conybeare H. W. C. Furman Gordon W. Hueschen David J. Cooper James E. Gadde Richard M. Hughey David M. Copi John W. Galanis Charles E. Humphrey, Jr. William J. Cowlin Michael R. Gallagher George M. Humphrey, I1 Brooks Crabtree E. James Gamble Larry D. Hunter Scott B. Crooks George H. Gangwere William F. Hunting, Jr. Richard E. Cross C. William Garratt Charles J. Hurbis R. Malcolm Cumming Benton E. Gates, Jr. R. Perry Innes Benton E. Gates, Sr. William J. Isaacson 'Deceased during 1983 campaign year. Arthur R. Gaudi Ralph J. Isackson Joseph H. Jackier Joel A. Levine Richard O'Connor John H. Jackson Stanley K. Levison Merrill E. Olsen Joel G. Jacob Dean S. Lewis Jesse R. O'Malley Jan Jacobs Robert Libner Gerald W. Padwe Janet A. Jacobs Lawrence Lindemer Robert J. Paley Ira J. Jaffe Charles R. Linton Robert A. Palmer Betty Norcross Jansen Rodney C. Linton George E. Parker, I11 Geoffrey P. Jarpe Jeffrey Liss L. Beaumont Parks Toivo J. Jarvinen Robert L. Litt Bruce N. Parsons William R. Jentes Stuart Lockman Joseph H. Parsons Merrill N. Johnson Robert L. Logan Sanford H. Passer William J. Johnson John M. Longway Brian P. Patchen David R. Johnston Thomas L. Lott Clarence K. Patterson' Jere D. Johnston Jonathan D. Lowe Peter A. Patterson Robert A. Johnston Jerry Luptak Claude M. Pearson Charles E. Jones John J. Lynch, 111 Walker Peddicord Richard A. Jones David R. Macdonald Francisco Penberthy Robert A. Jones William MacRitchie John S. Pennell Russell S. Jones Edward P. Madigan Beahl T. Perrine Susanna Hughes Jones Clayton K. Mammel Terrence G. Perris Thomas B. Joseph William J. Marcoux Norman G. Peslar Barbara Brattin Kacir Wilbur J. Markstrom Michael A. Peterson Richard Katcher Joseph C. Marshall, I11 Robert V. Peterson Michael Kaufman Michael Marston Robert A. Pfaff William A. L. Kaufmann George E. Mason Hany E. Pickering R. Kenneth Keim Albert D. Matheson John H. Pickering Robert Kelb Carney D. Matheson M. Harry Piper F. Scott Kellman Alan A. May George J. Platsis John W. Kelly" Carey H. May James J. Podell John B. Kemp Richard H. May Richard W. Pogue Cornelia Kennedy Robert A. May Frank G. Pollock James P. Kennedy Robert 8.McAlister E. James Potchen Jay A. Kennedy Francis W. McCauley" Ray L. Potter Robert M. Kerr C. Blake McDowell, Jr. Jerome Prewoznik Frederick R. Keydel Stewart E. McFadden Alan E. Price Edward F. Kickham Neil McKay Roy F. Proffitt Roger G. Kidston William L. McKinley Benjamin M. Quigg, Jr. Charles C. Killin Joseph E. McMahon Elmer Radka Sanford A. Klein Russell A. McNair, Jr. Joseph S. Ransmeier Thomas 1. Klein Robert M. Meisner John D. Rayis Calvin Klyrnan Archie A. Messenger John W. Reed Raymond E. Knape William H. Messinger Dean E. Richardson Lincoln M. Knorr Bette A. Meyers Thomas B. Ridgley Richard Koch A. David Mikesell John E. Riecker Walter 0. Koch Morris Milmet Wallace D. Riley Reino Koivunen Robert H. Miltenberger, Richard J. Riordan Joseph F. Kosik Jack E. Mitchell Stark Ritchie Thomas V. Koykka James A. Mitchell Thomas Roach Milton A. Kramer Winston C. Moore Frank H. Roberts C. Douglas Kranwinkle David J. Morgan Ronald Roberts Walter G. Krapohl Cyril Moscow Philip E. Rodgers, Jr. John A. Krsul, Jr. Thomas Munson* Susan Peterson Rodgers Xobert B. Krueger J. Lee Murphy Burton Rodney Samuel Krugliak Richardson Nahstoll Lawrence B. Rogers George Kuehn Richard A. Nash Richard D. Rohr John R. Laird Mrs. Harry M. Nayer Ira Rose Lou L. Landman Robert E. Nederlander Haniet G. Rosenberg Bernard E. Larson Edward J. Neithercut Morton M. Rosenfeld L. Bates Lea Fred C. Newman Robert S. Rosenfeld Ronald Y. C.' Lee William Nicholas Harold Rosenn John E. Leggat Marvin hriehuss David J. Rosso Evelyn J. Lehman John H. Norris Alan I. Rothenberg Richard N. Lein Arthur H. Northrup A. D. Ruegsegger Richard 0. Le~npert Bartlett E. Nutter Robert G. Russell George A. Leonard Elizabeth Oberst William G. Lerchen, Jr. Paul Oberst "Deceased during 19S3 campaign Joseph F. Ruwitch John T. Svendsen William P. Wooden Theodore Sachs Theodore W. Swift Fred Woodruff Theodore J. St. Antoine Roy E. Takushi Mrs. L. Hart Wright Robert L. Sandblom Joel D. Tauber E. Lisk Wyckoff, Jr. Richard C. Sanders Robert L. Taylor Barry D. Yaker Ronald J. Santo John S. Tennant* Murray Yolles F. Roland Sargent* B. James Theodoroff Richard W. Young Tames E. Sauter W. Bruce Thomas Jack Y. H. Yuen Robert N. Sawyer Milton M. Thompson Louis Zanoff" Thomas Sawyer Charles V. Thornton Stanley Zax William M. Schlecte John A. Thurber Morton M. Zedd Thomas P. Scholler J. Scott Timmer Bruce Zenkel Benjamin 0. Schwendener, Jr. Matthew H. Tinkham, Jr. Norman A. Zilber John L. Schwendener Edward R. Tinsley Frank K. Zinn John F. Scott, Jr. Charles D. Todd, I11 Frederic W. Ziv James K. Seder John D. Todd Richard R. Zukowski Joseph R. Seiger Joel L. Tonkin Erik H. Serr Earl C. Townsend Mark Shaevsky John F. Townsend Harold M. Shapero Paul H. Townsend, Jr. Nelson A. Sharfman Emmett E. Tracy The University Deans Club Charles R. Sharp Richard M. Treckelo Wayne E. Shawaker Paul R. Trigg, Jr. This is a relatively new and quite Donald E. Shelton Donald F. Tucker different designation to recognize indi- James M. Sheridan Stefan Tucker viduals who make an annual gift of Jack H. Shuler Mark Turpen $500 to the University. Paul E. Siege1 John T. VanAken In our list below, we have included Forrest W. Simmons Lawrence R. VanTil Law School alumni and friends of the George A. Skestos A. Paul Victor School who have made such gifts to the Law School (including gifts for the George Slykhouse Howard Vielrnetti Allan F. Smith Robert A. Vieweg Capital Campaign as well as for the Law School Fund). In order to make Brook M. Smith Harold S. Voegelin Bruce M. Smith Theodore R. Vogt this list correspond to our fiscal year for the Law School Fund and this Jerome Smith John F. Wagner report (February 1 to January 31), we Louis A. Smith Bruce T. Wallace include here only those who qualified Otis M. Smith Byron D. Walter between February 1, 1983 and Stewart G. Smith George E. Ward January 31, 1984. Later qualifiers will Thomas H. Snyder W. Gerald Warren be listed next year. One other limita- C. Robert Wartell Carl A. Sorling tion-if donors are listed in one of the James Waters Herbert Sott preceding Special Donor Groups, they John W. Watling, Jr. Gregory A. Spaly will not also be listed here, unless they Andrew Watson Craig Spangenberg have joined the above groups since Mrs. Maurice Weigle John R. Sparks making their qualifying gift. George A. Spater Leonard H. Weiner George E. Sperling William P. Weiner Lee N. Abrams William H. Spitalny Howard A. Welch Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Adamek Laurence L. Spitters Philip F. Westbrook Eugene Alkema Frederick 0. Sprague Susan S. Westerman William R. Althans Charles R. Sprowl Aaron Weston Herbert K. Anspach Ben S. Stefanski, I1 Frank M. Wheeler A. Victor Antola Eric Stein Gerald E. White W. Timothy Baetz Peter 0.Steiner James J. White John C. Bagwell Irving Stenn, Jr. Robert C. White William A. Bain, Jr. Irving Stenn, Sr. Carroll V. Williams Oscar W. Baker George T. Stevenson G. Mennen Williams William S. Bannasch Robert W. Stocker, I1 Bruce 0. Wilson Stephen'H. Bard Gerald L. Stoetzer John P. Wilson, Jr. Charles J. Barr James L. Stokes L. James Wilson James M. Barrett, LII Duane Stranahan, Jr. Lewis D. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Richard I. Bloch. Edgar A. Strause Myron Winegarden Russell S. Bohn Carl J. ?uedhoff, Jr. John M. Winters, Jr. Clarence J. Boldt, Jr. Thomas E. Sunderland John A. Wise, Jr. David J. Buffam William P. Sutter Philip Wittenberg Marisa M. Buttrey Kurt J. Wolff George J. Caspar, I11 David P. Wood Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Chandler 'Deceased durlng 1983 campalgn year David P. Wood, Jr. William H. Conner Thomas L. Creel Dwight B. King Stephen J. Pearson Lelan F. Sillin, Jr. Rikhard J. Darger Karen Kirchen William C. Pelster James F. Smith William J. Davey, Jr. Frederick W. Lambert Albert B. Perlin, Jr. Willis B. Snell, 111 Walter L. Dean Floyd H. Lawson, Jr. Louis Perlmutter Lawrence K. Snider Thomas A. Dieterich Corynne A. Lebetkin Milton Petrie Theodore Souris Thcmas G. Dignan, Jr. Harry A. LeBien Mr. & Mrs. Ralph L. Polk Lawrence W- Sperling Michael A. Dively Michael R. Levin John M. Price C. Frederic Stanton Richard B. Drubel, Jr. Robert K. Lewis, Jr. Walter F. Probst, Jr. William K. Tell, Jr. Ralph H. Dwan, Jr. Jerome B. Libin Gerald D. Rapp Arbie R. Thalacker R. Russell Eagen Simon M. Lome Martin C. Recchuite Stanley G. Thayer Terrence A. Elkes Frederick E. MacArthur John M. Rintamaki Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Trowbridge, I11 Jerome S. Fanger J. David Mackstaller Robert Ritchie Thomas A. Troyer Duane A. Feurer George F. Malcolm Richard B. Rogers James A. Tuck Byron H. Findling Quinn W. Martin Walter J. Roper David F. Ulmer Jack N. Fingersh Charles E. McComick, Jr. Irwin Roth Michael D. Umphrey Robert B. Fiske, Jr. John A. McDonald James E. Scanlon Donald E. Vacin John W. Fischer, Jr. Thomas H. McIntosh John E. Schaal John VanLuvanee Morgan L. Fitch, Jr. William J. Meeske Joel Scharfstein John T. Vergeer Philip A. Fleming Robert Meginnity William J. Schrenk, Jr. Richard F. Vitkus Jane Forbes Donn B. Miller Brooke Schumm, 111 Daniel W. Vittum, Jr. Robert B. Ford Jerry L. Miller • Robert G. Schuur James R. Waidley Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Frank Richard A. Miller Andre A. Schwartz Berenice B. Wallace Frederick P. Furth, Jr. John M. Nannes Charles G. Schwartz, Jr. Johnnie M. Walters J. Alan Galbraith Jack L. Neuenschwander Leonard B. Schwartz Jack L. White Robert H. Garb James M. Nicholson Edwin D. Scott Barry R. Whitman John W. Gelder Charles G. Nickson Michael Scott Jacques L. Wiener, Sr. Robert W. Gibson Charles F. Niemeth Oliver E. Selkel Donald M. Wilkinson, Jr. Horace W. Gilmore Donald A. Ode11 Myron M. Sheinfeld, Jr. Robert B. Willemin Robert H. Gorske Richard W. Odgers Arthur M. Sherwood Mrs. Jesse Hart Wright Jeffry N. Grabel Thomas M. O'Leary Langley R. Shook Kathryn D. Wriston Arthur A. Greene, Jr. S. C. Oppenheim Larry R. Shulman Nick E. Yocca Garth E. Griffith John R. Parker Dr. Marvin & Gloria 1. Siege1 Harvey J. Zameck Hanley M. Gurwin Andrew C. Hall, Jr. Frederick L. ~amric Pa trick Hanley John F. Hanson Robert W. Harmon Richard J. Heafey Mary M. Hendriksen Arnold Henson Sanford B. Hertz Barry Hirsch William D. Hoops John 0.Hoyt L. Douglas Hoyt Howard H. Hush, Jr. James W. Hyde Wayne C. Inman Leon E. Irish Diane M. Istvan Anita H. Jenkins James R. Jenkins Albert E. Jenner, Jr. Lance J. Johnson Charles W. Joiner Donald R. Jolliffe Gregg H. Jones Jerry D. Jordan Robert H. Kapp Roger W. Kapp Sally Katzen Amalya L. Kearse Ford Kennedy Robert Kes tenbaum Alan R. Kidston Micllnel Wilson, Roy Proffitt, Hornce Rodgers MATCHING Alexander & Baldwin Inc. Digital Equipment Corporation Allegheny International R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company GIFT PROGRAM Allied Foundation Dow Chemical Company AUstate Foundation Dow Corning Corporation Do you work for a company or a law American Airlines Dun & Bradstreet Companies Fdn., Inc firm that has a matching gift program? American Brands, Inc. Eaton Corporation If you do, your gift to the Law School American Cyanarnid Company Emerson Electric Company Fund can usually be matched dollar- American Electric Power Service Corp. The Equitable Life Assurance Society for-dollar. All you need to do is obtain American General Corporation Esmark, Inc. Foundation a matching gift form from your American Hospital Supply Corporation Exxon Foundation employer, fill it out, and send it to us American Medical International, Inc. Fairchild Industries Foundation, Inc. with your donation to the Law School American Motors Corporation Federal-Mogul Corporation Fund. It will be processed here, American National Bank & Trust Federated Department Stores, Inc. returned to your employer, and your Company of Chicago Foundation Fidelity Bank gift will become doubly valuable. American Natural Resources Company Firestone Tire & Rubber Company During the 1983 Law School Fund American Telephone & Telegraph First Interstate Bancorp of California campaign matching gifts were received Company First Interstate Bank of Oregon from the following: AMOCO Foundation, Inc. First National Bank of Chicago Amstar Corporation FMC Foundation Law Firms Arthur Andersen & Company Ford Motor Company Apache Foundation Foremost-McKesson Foundation, Inc. Adams Fox Marcus Adelstein & Rosen ARMCO Foundation Fruehauf Corporation Andrews & Kurth Atlantic Richfield Foundation Gates Corporation Belin Harris Helmick Heartney & BankAmerica Foundation GATX Corporation Tesdell Baxter Travenol Laboratories, Inc. 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Harris Foundation Jennings Strouss & Salmon Carter Hawley Hale Stores, Inc. Harris Bank Foundation Keck Mahin & Cate CBS, Inc. Hart & Man: Kirkland & Ellis Central Telephone & Utilities Corp. The Hartford Insurance Group Loeb & Loeb Chase Manhattan Bank Foundation H. J. Heinz Company Foundation Mayer Brown & Platt Chevron, USA Hercules, Inc. McCaleb Lucas & Brugman Chicago Title & Trust Company Fdn. Heublein, Inc. McDermott Will & Emery Chrysler Corporation Hospital Corporation of America Miller Canfield Paddock & Stone Cigna Corporation Houghton Mifflin Company Morrison & Foerster Citibank, NAICiticorp Houston Natural Gas Corporation Fdn. O'Melveny & Myers Clark Equipment Company IBM Corporation Pope Ballard Shepard & Fowle CNA Foundation Illinois Bell Telephone Company Rosenman Colin Freund Lewis & The Coca-Cola Company Interlake Foundation Cohen Columbia Gas System, Inc. International Paper Company Sidley & Austin Comerica, Inc. 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Dick Foundation Lever Brothers Company Libbey-Owens-Ford Company Southwest Forest Industries Times Mirror Eli Lilly & Company Springfield Marine Bank Travelers Insurance Companv Lincoln National Corporation Squibb Corporation TRW, Inc. Loews Foundation A. E. Staley Mfg. Company Union Carbide Louisiana Land & Exploration Co. Standard Oil Company (Ohio) United Airlines Foundation Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company State Mutual Life Assurance Co. United Brands Foundation Marathon Oil Foundation, Inc. Stauffer Chemical Company U.S. Fidelty and Guaranty Company MCA, Inc. J. P. Stevens Company, Inc. United States Steel Foundation The Mead Corporation Sun Company, Inc. United Technologies Corporation Medtronic Foundation Superior Oil The Upjohn Company Metropolitan Life Foundation Texaco, Inc. Warner-Lambert Company Michigan Bell Telephone Company Texas Instruments Foundation Westinghouse Educational Foundation Michigan Consolidated Gas Company Textron Whirlpool Foundation MidCon Corporation Ticor Foundation Wisconsin Electric Power Company Midland Mutual Life Insurance Time, Inc. Arthur Young Foundation Mobil Foundation, Inc. Monsanto Fund Moore McCormack Resources, Inc. Morton Thiokol, Inc. Motorola Foundation Mountain Bell Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company Nashville Wire Products Company National Bank of Detroit National Cash Register Foundation National City Bank of Cleveland National Westminster Bank, USA The Northern Trust Co. Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation Owens-Illinois Parker-Hannifin Corporation Peat Marwick Mitchell Foundation Pennzoil Company PepsiCo Foundation, Inc. Pfizer, Inc. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company Plante Sr Moran PPG Industries Foundation Clnlidin Robcrts, Dol,,y El111117 1111. Inn Sa~zdalo-ii~,11l~)t;yi711 Fltil~, Ttwy Si711di710il~ Price Waterhouse Foundation Proctor & Gamble Fund The Quaker Oats Foundation Rainier Bancorp Reader's Digest Foundation Republic National Bank of New York Reynolds Metals Company Foundation H. H. Robertson Company Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc. Rockwell International Corporation Rohm & Haas Company Rolm Corporation St. Joe Minerals Corporation The St. Paul Companies, Inc. Salomon Brothers, Inc. Santa Fe Industries Foundation Schering-Plough Foundation, Inc. Scott Paper Company Foundation Security Pacific Charitable Fdn. Shell Companies Foundation, Inc. Sherwin-Williams Foundation Siemens-Allis, Inc. The SmithMine Foundation Southern Pacific Companv D0rt.s McCrec, Jim nrld Virginia Hr?lrflcy IN MEMORIAM During the 1983 Law School Fund Campaign, gifts were received by the Fund in memory of the following alumni: 1878 1922 1934 1953 Henry M. Campbell Earle Edlin Ewins Donald P. Kipp Eugene Field 1880 Charles J. Smith Benjamin Osuna 1954 Frank Holmes Shaffer 1924 1937 William S. Frank 1888 Paul A. Leidy Kenneth Luce 1958 William Francis Crockett 1925 1938 Kenneth A. Stoumen 1892 Ari BeGole Robert S. Feldman 1963 Arthur Webster 1926 All Deceased Members Chester Skinner 1902 Frederick P. Bamberger 1939 1965 Oscar W. Baker Alvin D. Blieden Thomas L. Munson Harold B. Zanoff Robert J. W. Meffley 1940 1904 1967 Cornelius Hoffius 1927 Edward H. Boyle Martin G. Chapin, I11 Emory J. Hyde J. Don Lawrence Charles E. Humphrey, Sr. 1968 Frederick L. Leckie 1928 Joseph A. Moynihan, Jr. Bruce Nelson All Deceased Members Hobart Durfee Hoyt 1942 1971 1906 Benjamin Jaffe Sebastian A. Buffa Ned Mellen Harry M. Nayer Jane L. Mixer ('68-'69) Ben Paul Brasley Joseph K. Sobkowski All Deceased Members 1930 L. Hart Wright 1974 Robert J. Clendenin All Deceased Members 1908 Susan Atkinson Robert C. C. Heaney 1943 Clyde A. DeWitt Denise Wacker Norman 0. Tietjens John H. Hoglund 1912 1976 Roscoe 0.Bonisteel 1931 1947 Alan Precup Margaret Henckel Emery Robert A. Palmer 1913 William M. Emery 1948 1977 Frederick R. Shearer Carl Gussin All Deceased Members Juan Tienda ('74-'76) 1914 Francis W. McCauley 1979 1949 Clair B. Hughes 1932 Jerry S. McCroskey Alden J. (Butch) Carpenter ('77) 1916 Paul G. Kauper All Deceased Members 1980 John F. Scott Leo T. Norville Brian S. Dombkowski ('77-'78) 1950 1917 1933 Russell Hunt Smith 1982 Lester L. Cecil Lucien D. Walworth Russell Lee Rua 1921 Sidney K. Jackson From alumni and friends in memory of these non-alumni: Samuel Ackerman Edgar & Amy Durfee Lea Luria Abram W. Sempliner Marcel Alvo Kaye G. (Bud) Frank Hilda Manko Marion Lehr Simpson Lillian Belinski Samuel W. Glendening John A. McCarthy Ruth B. Smith Norman H. Birnkrant Mother of Sherry Goldman Jack Murchison Clement Vature's Father Ella Mae Blieden Louis & Sarah Honigman Frank N. Newman Gladys Waggoner Barry Branch Ann Jaffe Clifford J. O'Sullivan AM Wexler Ann Cohen George H. & Minnie E. Jennings Stuart J. Sachse Hessel E. Yntema Margaret Hayes Cooper Ross Kantz Ednah J. Scott Louis Zanoff ALUMNI NEWS NOTES William F. Fratcher received the '48 Roy F. Proffitt represented the Spurgeon Smithson Award from University of Michigan at the the Missouri Bar Foundation. It investiture of Edgardo Javier The following Michigan alumni were is given to a Missouri judge, Angara, JD '64 as president of honored for 50 years in the practice of teacher of law or lawyer deemed the University of the Philippines law at the annual meeting of the State "to have rendered outstanding last summer. Bar of Michigan during its annual service toward the increase and from Lansing, banquet in September 1983: diffusion of justice among men." '50 Harold Hoag Michigan was appointed state Gabriel N. Alexander, '33 He currently is teaching at the court administrator for the Michi- Frank L. Amprim, '33 University of Puget Sound Law gan Supreme Court. Harold G. Capron, '32 School in Tacoma, Washington. Oliver 0. Clagett, '33 The Graduate Research Center of John L. King has been elected president of the United Commu- Alvin G. Dahlem, '33 the University of Massachusetts, nity Services of Metropolitan Robert R. Evans, '33 Amherst, ha; been renamed Richard E. Gillard, '33 the John W. Lederle Graduate Detroit. Arthur L. Goulson, '33 Research Center in honor of William H. Lowery of Philadel- H. Winston Hathaway, '33 John T. Lederle. phia was elected chairperson- James 0. Kelly, '33 elect of the Life Insurance Law John P. Keusch, '33 '40 Frederick G. Buesser, Jr. of Committee of the American Bar Kenneth J. Logan, '33 Detroit was appointed chairman Association. John D. B. Luyendyk, '33 of the American Bar Association John D. MacKenzie, '31 Standing Committee on the Fed- '51 George E. Bushnell, Jr. of J. Donald Murphy, '32 eral Judiciary. Detroit assumed the duties as Frederick C. Nash, '33 Roy Steinheimer was the first president-elect of the National Marvin L. Niehuss, '30 ociupant of the John Sparkrnan Conference of Bar Presidents. Stuart H. Redner, '33 Distinguished Professorship Robert F. Ellsworth was elected William A. Ruble, '33 at the University of Alabama chairman of the board of How- Dale A. Seymour, '33 School of Law during the spring met Turbine Components Halford I. Streeter, '33 of 1984. Corporation of Greenwich, Hubert Thompson, '32 Connecticut. Stuart G. Walz, '33 '44 Benjamin M. Quigg, Jr. has Donald G. Leavitt received the Forrest E. Washbum, '32 retired from the practice of law in Missouri Bar Presidents Award '23 Glenwood W. Rouse, '23 and Philadelphia and has assumed established to honor those con- the position of president of the Florence Rhodes Rouse, '25, tributing the most during the Center for the Study of Aging at have celebrated their sixtieth year for participation, value to wedding anniversary. the University of Pennsylvania. the organization, and leadership. '46 R. Arnold Kramer was elected Howard E. Owens is vice presi- '24 Francisco Penberthy, a Utica, dent, corporate law and assistant New York attorney, was honored chairman of the board of the American Judicature Society, and secretary of Fluor Corporation, at testimonial dinner held by Irvine, California. the U of M Club of the Mohawk John C. Elam, JD '49, of Colum- Valley. bus, Ohio was re-elected to the '52 Wallace Riley, of Detroit, Michi- board of directors of that Society. gan, became the third Michigan '28 A. D. Ruegsegger received the Also re-elected were Clinton R. lawyer to assume the American First Annual Foundation Award Ashford, JD '50, of Honolulu, Bar Association presidency. His from the Detroit Bar Association. Hawaii, Stuart J. Dunnings, JD term began on August 3, 1983. He is a past president of the '50, of Lansing, Michigan, former Detroit Bar Association and also U. S. Senator Robert P. Griffin, '53 William D. Ahonen was pro- the State Bar of Michigan. JD '50, of Traverse City, Michigan moted to vice president and and Charles G. Kepler, JD '50, senior attorney by the National '35 Charles A. Jens of Salem, Ore- of Cody, Wyoming. This is an City Bank of Cleveland, Ohio. gon, has retired from the faculty organization of more than 30,000 Herbert K. Anspach retired from of Gonzaga University Law concerned citizens working to the Whirlpool Corporation in School, Spokane, Washington improve the administration of Benton Harbor, Michigan after 28 where we received "The Most justice through research, educa- years on July 31, 1983. Distinguished Professor Award." tional programs. Jean-Gabriel Caste1 of Mt. '36 John S. Clark of Petoskey, Mich- '47 Alan E. Schwartz, a Detroit Oxford, Quebec, Canada was igan was honored with the attorney, received an honorary honored by the Canadian Bar Herbert Harley Award by the doctor of laws degree from Association for his unique and American Judicature Society in Wayne State University. long association with the Cnizn- recognition of his service to din71 Bnr Reviezc~of which he Joseph W. Morris of Tulsa, Okla- improving the effective adminis- has been editor for 27 years. tration of justice. He has also homa was elected to the board been named chairman of a group of overseers of The Rand Corpo- to find a workable answer to ration's Institute for Civil Justice. part-time probate judges. Stanley M. Fisher of Cleveland, Robert C. Weinbaum has been '65 Gene M. Hoffman recently co- Ohio has been selected to receive appointed assistant general coun- authored the chapter entitled the Federal Bar Association's sel of General Motors in Detroit. "Handling a Personal Injury award for outstanding distin- Case" for West Publishing Com- guished service to the legal '60 Paul S. Gerding was appointed pany's Colorado Metlzods Practice, profession and the Federal Bar assistant general counsel of the and recently opened his own Travenol Laboratories, Inc., Deer- Association. He has also been law offices in Denver, Colorado. field, Illinois. elected second vice president of Faris A. Howrani was honored the Federal Bar Association and '61 Harold Barron former vice presi- for the 14th year by the National was appointed by the governor dent, secretary and general Association of Life Underwriters to the Ohio State Board of Uni- counsel of Bendix Corporation and the Life Insurance Marketing form State Laws. has become a senior partner and Research Association with Richard W. Pogue from Cleve- in the Chicago firm of Arnstein, the National Quality Award in land, Ohio became the chairman Gluck, Lehr, Barron & Milligan. Lansing, Michigan. of the American Bar Association Irvine 0. Hockaday, Jr. has R. Ian Hunter is the executive Section of Antitrust Law. been named a trustee of Middle- director of the National Automo- '54 Lee C. Robinson, Jr. was elected bury College in Middlebury, bile Transporters-Labor Division president of the New York Pat- Vermont. in Detroit, Michigan. ent, Trademark & Copyright Law H. Russel Holland of Anchor- Neil R. Mitchell has entered Association. age, Alaska has been nominated private practice after 13 years as U.S. District Judge in Alaska. general counsel to Velsicol Chem- '56 Vernon J. Andrews of Lansing, James M. Trapp of Chicago, ical Corporation. Michigan was appointed in May Illinois was elected regent of Charles F. Niemeth has moved of 1983 as the director of the American College of Probate to the New York City office of Department of Military Affairs Counsel and president of Chi- O'Melveny & Myers from Los and the Adjutant General for cago Estate Planning Counsel. Angeles, California. Michigan. Edward N. Wadsworth of Bos- Joel M. Boyden of Grand Irene Cortes is the vice president '62 ton, has been elected as senior Rapids, Michigan is now presi- for academic affairs at the Uni- vice president and associate gen- dent of the State Bar of Michigan versity of the Philippines. eral counsel of the New England for 1983-84. Thomas Ricketts of Detroit has Mutual Life Insurance Company. Noel A. Gage has been elected been elected a director of the Fred L. Woodworth, a Detroit chairman of the Michigan State United States League of Savings attorney, is president of the Board of Real Estate Brokers and Institutions. Detroit Bar Association. Salespersons. '57 Leonard Toboroff has become Alan A. May of Detroit was Theodore R. Cohn is managing '66 head of the new mergers and '63 elected as chairman of the Michi- TRC Group, a real estate develop- acquisitions unit at Rooney, Pace gan Civil Rights Commission ment company, in Livingston, Group, Inc. in New York. for 1984. New Jersey, involved in construc- '58 Eugene L. Hartwig of Detroit tion of low cost housing which Edward R. Stein was chosen as was elected chairman of the is expected to expand the third I. Goodman Cohen American Bar Association's sec- nationwide. Lecturer in Trial Advocacy at Wayne State University Law tion of labor and employment of Detroit will John A. Krsul, Jr. School. law. chair the ABA's Task Force on Robert P. Luciano was elected the General Practitioner and the '67 J. Kay Felt is president-elect of chairman of the board of Scher- Organized Bar and also the the American Academy of Hospi- ing-Plough Corporation in Standing Committee on Member- tal Attorneys, and also chairs Kenilworth, New Jersey. ship for the 1983-84 fiscal year. the board of Rehabilitation Insti- '59 Albert A. Haller was elected vice Leonard M. Saari has been tute located in Detroit's Medical president, secretary and general appointed secretary of Bowater, Center. counsel of the Packaging Corpo- Inc., which is a producer of Edwin K. Hall, after serving as ration of America in Evanston, newsprint and a major producer general counsel to the senate Illinois. of coated publication paper and Commerce Committee and at the market pulp. Lawrence Kron is teaching real Office of Technology Assessment in Washington, D.C., has estate finance at the U-M Busi- '64 Frank L. Hartman of Cleveland, returned to private practice in ness Administration School as an Ohio is now general counsel of Salmon, Idaho. adjunct professor. the Pickands Mather & John E. Shippel of Chicago, Company. Richard D. McLellan was named Illinois has been elected corpo- James F. Traer, formerly at "Michigan Lawyer Advocate of rate secretary of Homart Adrian College, has become dean the Year" by the U.S. Small Busi- Development Company. He will of Lynchburg College in Lynch- ness Administration in Lansing, continue to serve as vice presi- burg, Virginia. Michigan. dent and general counsel of the company. '68 R. Michael Cole of Shaker Caryl Yzenbaard was selected '77 Daniel Nadis of New Haven, Heights, Ohio, is executive assis- as the first recipient of the Connecticut is now counsel of tant to the president of the Robert 0. Lukowsky Award for Eastern Operation CEFD General Cleveland General Hospital. Excellence in Teaching at S. P. Electric Credit Corporation. Chase College of Law at North- Lester L. Coleman, formerly of Sally Zanger is now supervising Cleveland, Ohio, has taken the ern Kentucky University, attorney and lecturer in clinical position of vice president, corpo- Covington, Kentucky. law at Yale Law School. rate development of the Charles J. Averbook is now vice Jonathan B. Forman of Washing- Halliburton Company in Dallas, president, general counsel and '78 ton, D.C. is tax counsel to Texas. secretary of Chart House, Inc. in Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan. Robert M. Dubbs of King of Itasca, Illinois. Daniel W. Jackson has been Prussia, Pennsylvania has been E. Alan Klobas is secretary and appointed associate counsel in made general counsel of Univer- general counsel of Valley Indus- the law department of the Travel- sal Health Services, Inc. tries, Inc., St. Louis, Missouri. Elizabeth A. Kinney has been ers Corporation, Hartford, Alan M. Rauss of Cleveland, Connecticut. promoted to assistant general Ohio was elected secretary and Chris E. Limperis is assistant counsel, division of operations general counsel of Bobbie Brooks, general counsel with Rush- management of the National Inc. Labor Relations Board in Wash- Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical David A. Widlak has become the ington, D.C. Center in Westchester, Illinois. first president of the Central Miguel Angel Rodriguez of New Richard M. Sawdey of Chicago, State Savings & Loan Association York is presently employed with Illinois, is now corporate secre- of Mount Clemens, Michigan. tary of the R. R. Donnelley & the Commissioner of Baseball Sons Company. '73 Gloria Jackson Joseph was pro- and is also a professor at St. moted to deputy assistant general John's University teaching a '69 Charles H. Lockwood, I1 of counsel in the division of opera- sports law class. Arlington, Virginia, has been tions management of the Robert Santos is chief of opera- appointed general counsel of National Labor Relations Board tions of the New York City Automobile Importers of in Washington, D.C. Deparbnent of Parks and America. Recreations. John C. Murray of Oak Brook, '74 Robert A. Armitage was named patent counsel and director of the Lea B. Vaughn of Detroit, Michi- Illinois, has taken a position gan has been appointed by the as regional counsel with the patent law staff of the Upjohn Company in Kalamazoo, governor to the State Tenure Travelers Companies. Commission. Donald S. Owens of Lansing, Michigan. Michigan was elected chief judge Forrest A. Hainline, 111 of Wash- '79 Timothy L. Dickinson has been of the Ingham County Probate ington, D.C., is now a partner appointed adjunct professor of Court. He is a nationally-known in the firm of Pierson, Ball & law at Georgetown University in authority on laws affecting Dowd. Washington, D.C. children and has appeared on Felipe V. Ponce is now a tele- Ruth Brammer Johnson has CBS Morning News regarding vision reporter for CBS in joined Sohio Petroleum Company the issue of surrogate parenting Chicago and recently won an in Denver as Rocky Mountain in 1983. "Emmy" for a report on notaries Division attorney. Donald E. Shelton, mayor of public posing as attorneys. Sheila Cowles Haughey has Saline, Michigan, was elected '95 Ralph J. Gerson has been been elected founding president chairperson of the Southeast appointed director of the Michi- of the Charlottesville, Virginia Michigan Council of Govern- gan Department of Commerce. Area Women's Bar Association. ments, and also reappointed to Hurticene Hardaway is manag- Mark A. Kantor has been elected the Small Cities Program Advi- a member of the board of gover- sory Committee by the governor. ing attorney of the UAW-GM Legal Services Plan office in Pon- nors of the American Chamber of '70 Patricia Fletcher Bauer of Hart- tiac, Michigan. Commerce in Hong Kong. He will return to his brew York office ford, Connecticut was elected Diane L. Kaye was elected secre- at the end of 1984. vice chairperson of the Life tary of the corporation by the Insurance Law Committee of the General Motors Corporation of Steven M. McInnis has become ABA. Detroit. general counsel of Cranston Print Howard A. Jack is now general Works Company, Cranston, counsel of the New York State '76 Teresa E. Schafer, has joined the Rhode Island. Energy Research and Develop- staff of the Institute of Continu- Warren Zimmerman has moved ment Authority. ing Legal Education in Ann to Tampa to become an assistant Arbor as a program attorney. U.S. attorney in the Middle Dis- Andrew Walkover was granted trict of Florida. tenure at the University of Puget Sound School of Law in Tacoma, Washington. G. A. Finch has been appointed deputy general counsel to the Capital Development Board of the state of Illinois. Steve Lockhart of Detroit was selected to receive the Interim House Volunteer of the Month award by Interim House which is a shelter run by the Detroit YMCA to aid battered women. Wayne Pratt has become assis- tant U.S. attorney in Detroit. He will serve in the Controlled Sub- stance Unit of the Criminal Division. '81 Erick K. Gressman is an assis- tant county attorney in the Dade County Attorney's Office in Miami, Florida. In July 1984 David Tartter began as a clerk with the Criminal Appellate Section of the Vermont Attorney General's Office, and Emily Bergquist Tartter joined the Merchants Trust Company in Burlington as a trust officer. Elizabetlr Budman, Paul McKenney, George Caspnr '82 Martin G. Lagina is president of a small independent oil company located in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. Gregory Fu Todd joined the law offices of Nishimura & Sanada in Tokyo, Japan. '83 Denise Lewis of Detroit received the Darius G. Jackson Award from Wayne State University in recognition of her contributions to the career growth and develop- ment of women. '26 Frederick P. Bamberger, James Allen Rees, d. May 20, DECEASED d. December 3, 1983 1983 in Shaker Heights, OH Reported during the period of F. Roland Sargent, February 1, 1983-January 31, 1984 Samuel Feldman Komito, d. January 4, 1984 in d. December 2, 1983 '06 Benjamin Stanley Pagel, Cleveland, OH John S. Tennant, d. July 30, 1983 d. February 1, 1983 in Robert J. Meffley, d. in Millard Vandervoort East Tawas, MI Maumee, OH '32 Mark S. Andrews, d. October 8, '07 Herbert H. Harrison, '27 Freeman W. Haskins, d. May 23, 1983 d. October 26, 1983 in Dallas, TX 1983 Stanley Gelfund Joseph J. Robinson Thomas L. McGannon, Earle A. Kloster, d. April 19, 1983 d. March 11, 1983 in New '13 Mason A. Bailey, d. August 3, Edward W.Kuhn 1983 York, NY Robert Saunders Miller, '33 Oliver 0.Clagett, d. January 24, '15 T. George King, d. February 9, d. September 6, 1983 1984 1983 Edward S. Stimson Lucien D. Walworth '16 Myron McLaren Stocks W. Wdliams, '28 George A. Alderton, 11, William C. Mullendore, d. March 26, 1982 in Royal d. November 8, 1983 in d. December 1, 1983 Oak, MI Decatur, IL '17 Alexander John Knox, Joseph A. Amter, d. January, '34 Helen A. Adair d. March 17, 1983 1983 Donald P. Kipp, d. January 9, Frederick S. Beach, d. July 18, 1984 Herman R. Miller, '18 1983 in Bad Axe, MI d. February 25, 1983 Benjamin Osuna, d. March 27, Lyman S. Brewster, 1983 '19 lay tough d. February 5, 1983 '35 Marvin Frank Hartung, '20 Harvey T. Bassett, William R. Cameron, d. February 23, 1982, d. September 21, 1981 d. November 25, 1983 in Fort M. Manuel Helfman, Pierce, FL Worth Alfred Fauver, d. December 7, 1983 in Clarence Knox Patterson, d. January 25, 1983 Detroit, MI d. February 27, 1983 in Nathan P. Feinsinger, William P. Jamieson, d. July 31, Pontiac, MI d. November 2, 1983 in Glen- 1983 in East Lansing, MI J. Adrian Rosenburg, wood Springs, CO George R. Sidwell, d. March 6, d. February 12, 1983 James M. Platz 1983 in Chelsea, MI '21 Arthur J. Hass, d. October 26, Maurice Jacob Shadden, Evelyn Neilson Cooper Whitney, 1983 in Detroit, MI d. April 13, 1983 d. November 1, 1983 Wales Signor, d. January 4, 1984 '22 Archie D. McDonald, d. April 10, in Cape Coral, FL '36 Benjamin G. McFate, 1983 in Knoxville, TN d. February 7, 1983 in Oil Owens J. Watts, d. January 9, '29 Waltz William Norris, d. May 22, City, PA 1983 1983 Charles K. Woolner Robert J. Wilson, d. February 25, Roy T. Noonan 1983 in Leesburg, VA Arnold Herman Monash, Janu- ary 2, 1984 in Fort Lauderdale, FL William E. Crane, Robert J. Clendenin, d. November 11, 1983 d. December 1, 1983 Robert S. Harrington, d. March 27, 1983 Cecil H. Haas, d. November 8, David L. Perrot, d. February 16, 1983 1983 in Au Gres, MI Herbert Louis Nadeau, d. April 16, 1983 Fernand W. Miller, d. October 1, Elza L. Redman, d. July 24, 1983 1983 Carl B. Weymouth, d. July 24, Norman Orwig Tietjens, 1983 Robert B. Ritter d. September 2, 1983 in Carroll B. Jones, d. April 16, 1983 Washington, D.C. Kenneth D. Berger in Marcellus, MI Thomas Munson, Margaret Henckel Emery, L. d. September 17, 1983 in Andrew Keep, d. January 23, d. June 14, 1983 1983 Detroit, MI Ralph Raymond Hulse, Arthur Eugene Moore, d. November 22, 1983 in George T. Skinner, d. February 1, d. March 26, 1983 in Royal St. Joseph, MO 1983 in Lexington, KY Oak, MI Francis W. McCauley, d. April 9, Horace E. Tabb, d. February 15, 1983 in Detroit. MI 1983 in Louisville, KY John Merrill Ulman, d. November 23, 1982 Russell T. Walker, d. July 13, 1983 MICHIGAN SPECIAL DONOR GROUPS* THE JAMES B. ANGELL SOCIETY Membership is open to individuals, corporations, foundations, associations and other groups. A combination of cash gifts and a deferred gift may be used to qualify; the deferred portion must be at least 150% of the difference between the total cash gifts and $1,000,000. For Angell Society only, all gifts over a person's lifetime are considered for qualifying, and all who in the past have made b gifts of at least $1,000,000 have been recognized. Each rndividunl / member is eligible for membership in the Presidents Club. i I ' i MICHIGAN BENEFACTORS James B. Angell Society. A cash gift of $1 million Membership is open to individuals, corporations, foundations, payable over the lifetime of the donor, or a deferred associations and other groups. For individuals, a cash gift com- gift of $1.5 million. ;. bined with a matching gift of not more than $50,000 totaling / $100,000, each payable over 10 years may be used to qualify. And / all gifts received by the University from the individual since Janu- , ary 1, 1961 may be credited in qualifying. A combination of cash gifts and a deferred gift may be used; the deferred portion must be i at least 150% of the difference between the total cash gifts and $100,000. Each individual Benefactor is eligible for membership in Michigan Benefact f $100,000 payable the Presidents Club. over 10 years, or a*c 5150,000. THE HENRY P. TAPPAN SOCIETY Individuals onlv. In lieu of the basic cash gift of 550,000 the donor may make a cash gift of $37,500 plus a matching gift of $37,500, each oavable over a ~eriodof 10 vears to aualifv. All Presidents Club $;alifying gift; may also bh creditedLinqhalifying for Tappan. A combination of cash gifts and deferred gift may be used; the deferred portion must be at least 150% of the difference Henry P. ~a&anSociety. A cash g;ift of S50,000 pay- .. 1 .i between the total cash gifts and $50,000. Each member is eligible able over 10 years, or a deterred gift of $75,000. for membership in the Presidents Club. THE PRESIDENTS CLUB Individuals only. In lieu of the basic cash gift of 510,000 the donor may make a cash gift of $7,500 plus a matching gift of $7,500, each payable over a period of 10 years. Gifts received by the University in the 10 years prior to tl~ecommrtment to qualify may be credited in qualifying. A combination of cash gifts and a deferred gift may The Presiaenrs UUD. n casn girt or blu,wlO payable be used; the deferred portion must be at least 150O/0 of the differ- gift over 10 years, or a deferred of $15,000. I ence between the total qualifying cash gifts and $10,000. If the donor's deferred gift is n llfc rnsrirance polrcy the face value must be $25,000. I THE UNIVERSITY DEANS CLUB I Individuals onlv. Recognition is for an annual gift or gifts. The donor may use'a cash gift of at least $250 and matcKing gift suffi- cient to total $500. The Unir~ersifv'syear to measure the "annual" The;bniverslry An annrral gift of gift is July 1 to June 30. The Larip School Fund's year for making the at least $500r Or a cash gift Of $2wwith a matching list of names in this report is February 1 through January 31 each gift of $2 i, year (our fiscal year for all purposes). Thus if you made a 5500 gift L to the Law School in March, 1984, your name will not be in tltis Z report, but will be listed next year when we report for 1984. , THE HUNDRED CLUB Individuals only. For an annual gift or gifts. Matching gifts may not \I ( 1 he used for this desi nation. Membership is acknowledged by both :T~~nunared Club. An annllal the University and t$le Law School, but we do not carr). a separate gift of at least \ ; and less than $500. list of names in this report. More than 2,000 alumni and friends I qualified for membership in this group with gifts for the Law t School (both Lazil Sclzool Fund and the Capital Cnn~paign)in 1983. Please see our comments about these groupsin "Reading. ..Between the Sheets" on p. 1 and the list of Law member5 starting on p. 1;. ----- %-F---*~v-,,-- -- ,- .=7--, , .- - .? C Serond Class yostage Law Quadrar@e Notes Pam at Ann Arbor, Michigan The University of Michigan Law School ' Ann Arbor, Michigan The R-u af the Unlvonlty bane Baker Paul W. Brown Gerald R. Dunn Robert E. Nsdedander Semh Qadrlarcl Prmsr hesL. Mlaters Harold 1 Sbapiro (eq oflicio)