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Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, Inc.
OFFICERS Norman Vincent Peale General Chairman
John W. Galbreath John W. Rollins Chairman Emeritus Chairman of the Board
W.W. Clements Charles R. Scott -· l " President Executive Vice President Hicks B. Waldron Venita VanCaspel Treasurer Secretary
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Norman Brinker Dean W. Jeffers Leonard L. Farber Joseph M. Katz WARDS DINNER ______,_..----- _ . J.B. Fuqua John H. McConnell Thomas S. Haggai Allen E. Paulson Edward A. Horrigan, Jr. Jack D. Sparks Manfred Steinfeld ~~4
Love Smith Executive Director _.-_.-.= - f 1988 ...... ~~- Grand Hyatt Washington One Rockefeller Plaza, Suite 1609 New York, NY 10020 Telephone:(212) 581-6433 Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, Inc. A Non-Profit Organization
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1988 HORATIO ALGER AWARDS
May 20, 1988 Grand Hyatt Washington Edward A. Horrigan, Jr. Dinner Chairman
Master of Ceremonies Frank Gifford
Members' Processional
Presentation of Colors 3rd United States Infantry National Anthem United States Army Band (Pershing's Own)
Pledge of Allegiance Dr. Thomas S. Haggai Invocation
Welcome Edward A. Horrigan, Jr.
Special Message from the President of the United States
Scholarship Winners' Recognition
Horatio Alger Awardees Presenters
David M. Roderick John H. McConnell Eddie Robinson Wally Amos Frank E. Resnik Allen E. Paulson
Donald R. Keough Patrick L. O'Malley W. Thomas Johnson J.B. Fuqua Waylon Jennings Johnny Cash I Dr. Willie W. Herenton Charles R. "Red" Scott Honorable Robert J. Dole John W. Rollins Trammell Crow W.W. "Foots" Clements Carol Burnett Mary Kay Ash
Closing Edward A. Horrigan, Jr.
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IN APPRECIATION UNDERWRITER TABLES The Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, Inc. would like AND to thank each of you for attending and supporting the 1988 Horatio Alger EDUCATION PROGRAM DONORS Awards. We gratefully acknowledge those individuals and corporations ($10,000 or more) whose generosity has made an infinite contribution to this evening. From the Horatio Alger Association, and on behalf of the underprivileged young William E. Bailey Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy people who will be the ultimate benefactors of your caring and sharing, Bozell, Jacobs, Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc. Philip Morris Companies, Inc. please accept our deepest appreciation. The Coca-Cola Company R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company The Trammell Crow Co. John W. Rollins Dibrell Brothers, Inc. Saatchi & Saatchi DFS, Inc. $50,000 HORATIO ALGER SCHOLARSHIP CLUB Ernst & Whinney Sooner Pipe & Supply Corporation Individuals and corporations contributing a minimum of two $5,000 Horatio FCB/Leber Katz Partners The Times Mirror Company Alger Scholarships per year for five years: Leonard L. Farber Incorporated The Tobacco Institute Savain Genece USX Corporation McCann-Erickson, Inc. W.W. "Foots" Clements Allen E. Paulson Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Chairman, President, and Dr Pepper Company Chief Executive Officer Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation J.B. Fuqua Chairman of the Board RJR Nabisco, Inc. Fuqua Industries, Inc. Edward A. Horrigan, Jr. BENEFACTOR TABLES Vice Chairman of the Board Harry J. Gray AND Managing Partner John W. Rollins SCHOLARSHIP BENEFACTORS Harry Gray Associates Chairman and Chief Executive Officer ($5,000 or more) RLC Corporation Dean W. Jeffers General Chairman and 0. Wayne Rollins Allbritton Communications Company Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc. Chief Executive Officer (Ret.) Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Archer-Daniels-Midland Company Heublein Inc. Nationwide Insurance Companies Rollins, Inc. Avon Products, Inc. Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson Burns Fry Hoare Govett Waylon Jennings John H. McConnell R. David Thomas Chick-fil-A, Inc. Kraft, Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Founder and Senior Chairman Citicorp/Citibank McDonald's Corporation Worthington Industries, Inc. Wendy's O ld Fashion Hamburgers Coca-Cola USA Marriott Corporation Guests of Ray Corvette, Iron Workers No. 40 Morrison-Knudsen Corporation Whirlpool Corporation The Trammell Crow Co. Owens-Illinois, Inc. Jack D. Sparks Electronic Data Systems R.J.Reynolds Tobacco USA Chairman of the Board (Ret.) Equitable Financial Companies The Riggs National Bank Ford Motor Company Safety Plus, Inc. Gannett Co., Inc. Taylor Energy Company CORPORATE SPONSORS Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher ($25,000 or more) Louisiana-Pacific Corporation RJR Nabisco, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Manfred Steinfeld Harry A. Merlo Edward A. Horrigan, Jr. Chairman and President Vice Chairman of the Board
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PATRON TABLES STUDENT SPONSORS AND ($350.00 or more) PATRONS FOR STUDENTS ($3,500 or more) Thomas A. Bailey Ronald S. Konecky W.R. Berkley Corp. Long, Haymes & Carr, Inc. Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld Intermark, Inc. Richard T. Billies Lowe Marschalk Incorporated American International Group Russell L. Isaacs & Company Michael Bongiovanni Master Displays Wally Amos Dr. & Mrs. Arthur James Capital Cities/ABC Louis W. Menk Charitable Trust Aristech Chemical Corp. Mr. & Mrs. Dean W. Jeffers B.R. Cohen Morgan, Lewis & Bockius Bank of America Jordan, Manning, Case, Taylor, & McGrath James A. Collins Patrick L. O'Malley Bechtel National, Inc. Katy Industries, Inc. Nicholas D' Agostino Oxford Development Co. BellSouth Robert Kresco Dallas Laundries Inc. Peerless Importers, Inc. Leo Burnett Company, Inc. KRAVCO Company William E.C. Dearden Wallace N. Rasmussen Calkins Newspapers Lipsen, Hamberger & Whitten Display Systems Reed, Smith, Shaw & McClay Nick A. Caporella Litton Industries Dunavant Enterprises, Inc. 0. Wayne Rollins Johnny Cash Louisiana-Pacific Corporation Ellis & Co., Ltd. Beurt R. SerVaas Raymond C. Chambers MGM/UA Communications Company Federated Investors, Inc. William L. Shoemaker Vern Clark & Associates McGarrahan & Heard Florida Power & Light Company A.G. Spanos Construction Collier, Shannon, Rill & Scott Manufacturers Hanover Corporation John Gardiner's Development Company The Sporting News Publishing Co. Compu-Com Systems, Inc. Mary Kay Cosmetics, Inc. James Garner Standard Tool & Manufacturing Co. Inc. Coopers & Lybrand Jerry Maulden Henschel-Steinau, Inc. Super Yalu Stores, Inc. Trammell Crow Commercial Co. Nabisco Brands, Inc. Dr. Willie W. Herenton Leighton Homer Surbeck The Trammell Crow Co. PGA Tours Henry A. Johnson & Associates Dr. Arthur E. Turner Dillon Read & Co., Inc. Papercraft Corporation Earle M. Jorgensen Company United Lithographing Corp. Dr Pepper Company PepsiCo, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Glen E. Keller Thomas C. Zimmerman Equitable Real Estate Pier I Imports Kettering Industries, Inc. Farley Industries, Inc. Planters LifeSavers Company The First Wachovia Corporation Price Waterhouse Flair Communications Agency, Inc. RJR Nabisco Washington, Inc. Food Marketing Institute Mr. & Mrs. Jack D. Sparks Guards mark Manfred Steinfeld Hayes Microcomputer Products, Inc. Swanke Hayden & Connell Architects Hill & Knowlton, USA Texas Instruments Incorporated Holiday Corporation J. Walter Thompson Group IBM Corporation Universal Corporation IGA, Inc. Young and Rubicam, Inc. !
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (CONT.) 1988 HORATIO ALGER DINNER COMMITTEE . Edward A. Horrigan, Jr., Chairman Clarence C. Finley, Group Vice President, Burlington Industries, Inc Lee F. Flaherty, Founder, Flair Communications Agency, Inc. CO-CHAIRMEN J.B. Fuqua, Chairman, Fuqua Industries, Inc. Harry J. Gray, Harry Gray Associates Don Adams, Chairman & CEO, Long, Haymes & Carr Inc. Company Thomas S. Haggai, Chairman, IGA, Inc. Dwayne 0. Andreas, Chairman and CEO, Archer-Daniels-Midland Zenon C. Hansen, Retired Chairman, Mack Trucks, Inc. Patrick Butler, Vice President, Times Mirror Company Michel T. Halbouty, Chairman, Michel T Halbouty Energy Co. John L. Clendenin, Chairman, BellSouth Bob Hope, Entertainer D. Wayne Calloway, Chairman, PepsiCo, Inc. Arthur E. Imperatore, President, ARCORP Properties Charles A. Corry, President, USX Corporation Russell L. Isaacs, Chairman, Russell L. Isaacs & Company Thomas H. Ferguson, President, The Washington Post Arthur G. James, M.D., Medical Director, Ohio State University Hospital Roberto C. Goizueta, Chairman and CEO, The Coca-Cola Company Inc. Dean W. Jeffers, Chairman, Nationwide Insurance Organization William Jovanovich, Chairman & CEO, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Henry A. Johnson, Retired Vice Chairman, Spiegel, Inc. Stanley H. Katz, Chairman & CEO, FCB/Leber Katz Partners Earle M. Jorgensen, Chairman, Earle M. Jorgensen, Inc. William T. Kennedy, Partner, Ernst & Whinney Corp. Joseph M. Katz, Senior Chairman, Papercraft Corporation John McGillicuddy, Chairman & CEO, Manufacturers Hanover Trust Jack La Lanne, The Jack La Lanne Company John McNamara, President, McCann-Erickson, Inc. Dr. Ruth B. Love, President, Ruth Love Enterprises, Ltd. Stanley J. Marcuss, Partner, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy Charles Luckman, Pereira and Luckman J. Willard Marriott, Jr., Chairman, Marriott Corporation John H. McConnell, Chairman, Worthington Industries Hamish Maxwell, Chairman, Philip Morris Companies, Inc. Ed McMahon, Carson Tonight, Inc. John G. Medlin, Jr., Chairman & CEO, First Wachovia Corporation Eckhardt, Inc. David J. Mahoney, President, David Mahoney Ventures Charles D. Peebler, Jr., Chief Executive Officer, Bozell, Jacobs, Kenyon, Augustine R. Marusi, Retired Chairman, Borden, Inc. Lee Rich, Chairman, MGM/UA Communications Jerry L. Maulden, President, Arkansas Power & Light, Inc. John M. Richman, Chairman & CEO, Kraft, Inc. Harry A. Merlo, Chairman, Louisiana-Pacific Corporation Stuart B. Upson, Chairman & CEO, Saatchi & Saatchi DFS, Inc. Azie Taylor Morton, President, Stami Corporation Henry Zarrow, President, Sooner Pipe & Supply Corporation Fred W. O'Green, Chairman, Litton Industries, Inc. Patrick O'Malley, Chairman Emeritus, Canteen Corporation EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Allen E. Paulson, Chairman, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Amos, Founder, The Famous Amos Chocolate Chip Cookie Corporation Jeno F. Paulucci, Founder, Paulucci Enterprises Wally Beatrice Foods Carlos Arboleya, President, Barnett Bank of Miami Wallace N. Rasmussen, Former Chairman, Ltd. Mary Kay Ash, Chairman Emeritus, Mary Kay Cosmetics, Inc. Joseph Robbie, President, Miami Dolphins, Gene Autry, Actor, Producer and Businessman John W. Rollins, Chairman, RLC Corporation Inc. William E. Bailey, Chairman, Safety Plus, Inc. Charles "Red" Scott, President, Intermark, Inc. Dr. George S. Benson, National Education Program, Harding University Beurt R. SerVaas, President, SerVaas, Group and Composer Michael Bongiovanni, Retired President & CEO, Squibb Health Products George A. Shearing, Pianist, Arranger Instruments Incorporated Joseph S. Bruno, Honorary Chairman, Bruno's Inc. Mark Shepherd, Jr., Chairman, Texas Winston A. Burnett, Chairman, Winston A. Burnett Construction Company William L. Shoemaker, Jockey & Fine! Harold Burson, Chairman, Burson-Marsteller Joseph Solomon, Milman, Stone, Poltarak , Whirlpool Corporation Johnny Cash, Entertainer Jack D. Sparks, Retired Chairman Committee, The Pillsbury Co. Woodrow W. "Foots" Clements, Chairman Emeritus, Dr Pepper Company William H. Spoor, Chairman, Executive Shelby Williams Industries, Inc. James A. Collins, Chairman, Collins Foods International Company Manfred Steinfeld, Chairman, Inc. E. Dearden, Retired Chairman, Hershey Foods Corporation Jackson T. Stephens, Chairman, Stephens, William Marketing, Inc. Nicholas D'Agostino, Sr., Founder, D'Agostino Supermarkets Herbert J. Stiefel, President, Stiefel/Raymond Robert Beverly Evans, CEO, Evans Industries, Inc. William B. Tabler, Architect Inc. Leonard L. Farber, Chairman, Leonard L. Farber Page 5 of 43 William F. Farley, Chairman, Farley Industries This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (CONT.) COURTESY OF ... Patrick F. Taylor, Chairman, Taylor Energy Company Winners Dr. Arthur E. Turner, Founder, Northwood Institute Scholarship Basil S. Turner, Retired Chairman, CTS Corporation Lunch, Dinner and Tour RJR Nabisco, Inc. Venita VanCaspel, Senior Vice President, Raymond James & Associates, Inc. Refreshments Dr Pepper Company Dr. Henry Viscardi, Jr., Founder, Human Resources Center Roo~ Gifts Mary Kay Cosmetics, Inc. Harold Warp, Founder, Flex-0-Glas, Inc.
EXECUTIVE VICE CHAIRMEN Table Gifts Hall Adams, Jr., Chairman, Leo Burnett Co., Inc. Mary Kay Cosmetics, Inc. Merv Adelson, Chairman & CEO, Lorimar Telepictures Corp. Mary Cunningham Agee, President, Semper Enterprises, Inc. Michael C. Bergerac, Private Investor Music and Colors Presentation William R. Berkley, Chairman, W.R. Berkley Corp. R.B. Bridgforth, Jr., Chairman & CEO, Dibrell Brothers, Inc. United States Army Band Raymond G. Chambers, Chairman, Wesray Capital Corporation (Pershing's Own) and Dr. James E. Cheek, President, Howard University 3rd United States Infantry Samuel D. Chilcote, Jr., President, The Tobacco Institute David W. Christopher, Sr. Partner, Price Waterhouse Pittsburgh David A. Cole, President & CEO, Kurt Salmon Associates, Inc. APPRECIATION FOR ASSISTANCE FROM Gordon L. Crenshaw, Chairman, Universal Corporation John J. Curley, President & CEO, Gannett Co., Inc. Assistants Trumpeteers Students' Chaperones William J. Deasy, President & CEO, Morrison-Knudsen Corporation Martin F.C. Emmett, Chairman, Burns Fry Hoare Govett RJR Nabisco, Inc. Cardozo High School Scheleen Johnson Jane Evans, General Partner, Montgomery Consumer Fund Projects Plus, Inc. Marching Band Jeff Matthews Jerome W. Geckle, Chairman, PHH Group Caribiner, Inc. Marion Michaels Robert T. Girling, President, KRAVCO Company Mary Kovack Lois Wisnewski Alexander M. Haig, Jr., USA, Ret., President, Worldwide Associates Eagle Scouts Leonard G. Herring, President & CEO, Lowe's Companies, Inc. George B. Hood, Vice President, Systems, Mead Packaging Representatives of The National James Jordan, Chairman, Jordan, McGrath, Case & Taylor Capital Area Council of Nicholas deB. Katzenbach, Riker, Danzig, Scherer, Hyland & Percetti The Boy Scouts of America Ira Lubert, Chairman, Compu-Com Systems, Inc. John P. McGarry, President, Young & Rubicam Walter McGough, Partner, Reed Smith Shaw & McClay John Magliocco, President, Peerless Importers, Inc. Burton J. Manning, Chairman, J. Walter Thompson Group L. David Moore, President, Interchem, Inc. John S. Reed, Chairman, Citicorp/Citibank Michael D. Rose, Chairman, Holiday Corporation Dr. William D. Sharwell, President, Pace University Jeffrey S. Silverman, Chairman & CEO, Ply-Gem Industries, Inc. William E. Swales, Vice President, Energy, USX Corporation W. Bruce Thomas, Vice Chairman, Administration, USX Corporation Michael W. Wright, Chairman, Super Yalu Stores Page 6 of 43 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu
REMARKS OF SENATOR BOB DOLE
HORATIO ALGER AWARD
AS I UNDERSTAND IT, HORATIO ALGER STORIES ARE
CLASSIC AMERICAN SUCCESS STORIES. AND I GUESS
THERE ARE SOME -- AT LEAST THE PEOPLE WHO
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DECIDED THAT I SHOULD RECEIVE THIS AWARD -- WHO
CONSIDER ME A SUCCESS. WELL, IF I HAVE SUCCEEDED,
I GIVE MUCH OF THE CREDIT TO WHERE AND HOW I WAS
RAISED.
I GREW UP IN A SMALL, KANSAS TOWN DURING THE
DUST BOWL DAYS. YES, MY FATHER MANAGED A GRAIN
ELEVATOR AND RAN A CREAM AND EGG BUSINESS. MY
MOTHER TAUGHT SEWING. AND TOGETHER THEY KEPT
US TOGETHER THROUGH TOUGH TIMES. EVEN MOVING
INTO OUR BASEMENT, RENTING OUT THE UPSTAIRS, TO
MAKE ENDS MEET.
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FOR THEN, AS NOW, WE WERE RICH IN ALL THE
THINGS THAT COUNT IN LIFE. WE HAD LOVE -- FROM
FAMILY-- IMMEDIATE AND EXTENDED; WE WERE RICH IN
FRIENDSHIP; AND WE WERE RICH IN TRADITIONAL
AMERICAN VALUES. IF BOB DOLE IS A HORATIO ALGER, l'VE GOT PLENTY OF COMPANY IN RUSSELL AND EVERY
OTHER TOWN IN OUR COUNTRY.
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FOR NOW, AS THEN, THERE ARE TWO KINDS OF
EDUCATION IN THIS WORLD. THERE'S THE ONE YOU
GIVE YOURSELF, AND ANOTHER YOU GET FROM
OTHERS. YOU CAN GET AN EDUCATION ON THE FARM
OR IN A FACTORY, IN A SCIENCE LAB OR IN A CHURCH
PEW. MOST OF ALL, IF YOU'RE FROM RUSSELL, KANSAS
YOU CAN GET AN EDUCATION JUST BY LOOKING AT LIFE
AROUND YOU.
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WHEN I WAS A BOY, I DIDN'T KNOW THE NAMES OF
MY CONGRESSMAN OR MY SENATORS. BUT WE WERE
BLESSED TO HAVE FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS WHO
KNEW AND CARED FOR ONE ANOTHER. WHEN TIMES
WERE TOUGH, PEOPLE WERE TOUGHER. WHEN THE
WINDS HOWLED AND PART OF THE PRAIRIE ITSELF WAS
BLOWN AWAY, I COULD BARELY SEE TO DELIVER THE
NEWSPAPERS ON MY PAPER ROUTE. BUT BECAUSE I
CAME
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FROM RUSSELL, BECAUSE I CAME FROM KANSAS, I WAS
GRANTED A SPECIAL VISION -- ONE WHICH HAS SEEN ME
THROUGH ALL THE YEARS SINCE.
BUT AS SPECIAL AS MY HOMETOWN WAS AND IS TO
ME, IT IS PIVOTAL BECAUSE OF TWO VERY IMPORTANT
PEOPLE. LIKE MOST EVERY ONE HERE TONIGHT, IT WAS
MY MOM AN DAD WHO SHAPED MY LIFE MORE THAN ALL
OTHERS. AND WHILE I AM RECEIVING THE AWARD
TONIGHT, THEY ARE THE ONES WHO, IN LARGE
MEASURE, DESERVE IT.
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EACH OF THEM HAD A FAVORITE SAYING, LINES I
HEARD REPEATEDLY AS I GREW UP, LINES THAT SUM UP
WHAT THE HORATIO ALGER AWARD IS ALL ABOUT.
MY MOTHER WOULD CHALLENGE US -- AGAIN AND
AGAIN -- WITH HER CONSTANT REMINDER: "CAN'T NEVER
COULD DO ANYTHING."
AND MY FATHER GAVE US ALL THE GUIDANCE WE
NEEDED WHEN HE DIVIDED THE WORLD THIS WAY:
"THERE ARE DOERS AND THERE ARE STEWERS. 11
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WITHOUT MY EVEN KNOWING IT, THOSE WORDS
BECAME FOR ME, AS THEY HAD FOR MY PARENTS AND
THEIR PARENTS BEFORE THEM, A WAY OF LIFE.
IT WAS THAT KIND OF UPBRINGING THAT HELPED A
YOUNG, DISABLED WAR VETERAN GET ON HIS FEET
AGAIN; EVEN WHEN IT SEEMED AN IMPOSSIBLE TASK.
WHETHER IT WAS ACADEMICS OR ATHLETICS, OR THE
BATILEFIELD OR CAPITOL HILL, THROUGH THEIR WORDS
AND DEEDS THERE WAS NO DOUBT ABOUT HOW YOU
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APPROACHED A TASK-- THERE WAS ONLY ONE WAY --
ALL OUT. AND I GUESS, THAT'S HOW HORATIO ALGERS
ARE BORN .
AND THAT CAN BE JUST AS TRUE TODAY -- IN 1988 --
AS IT WAS IN 1923. THE AMERICAN DREAM CAN BE
ACHIEVED. YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WHO ARE
STARTING THEIR SCHOOLING, THEIR CAREERS RIGHT
NOW HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE OF THEIR LIVES
ANYTHING THEY WISH. WHAT THEY NEED IS THE WILL,
AND
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ENCOURAGEMENT. AND AWARDS LIKE THIS, PROVIDE
THAT KIND OF ENCOURAGEMENT. SO, I WANT TO THANK
ALL OF THOSE INVOLVED WITH TONIGHT'S EVENT. IT IS A
HUMBLING AND VERY SATISFYING EXPERIENCE TO BE
INCLUDED IN THE LONG LIST OF OUTSTANDING
AMERICANS WHO HAVE RECEIVED THE HORATIO ALGER
AWARD.
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• ...... ' : . • : ~ 1" : · ~- . •,,:·" \ ~.~ · =~Mem ·Alaerla '6r · · · ·- ·· · . ··· · : · · · · , Alger, Hontio (b. J . 13, 1832, Chcbea. f· .-d. J , South Natick), most popu ar u or in the U.S. in the last 30 years of the 19th century and perhaps the most in- fluential writer of his generation. He was the J complished at their expense, voted not to . son of a conservative Unitarian minister, . engage him. In 1866 he mov~ to New Y~ Horatio Alger, Sr., who personally supervised City, and with the publicauon of ~a11.el: his son's early life and saturated it with : Dick· or Strttt•U/t In Ntw York (scnalll.e1 prayer, study, and discipline. By the age of ' in t867, 'published in book form in 1868);)1 nine the boy was reading French, Latin, and book for boys that was a sensational s )'. Greek, and he early showed an interest in he found the vein that he was to work for writing. At Harvard he distinSW.hed himsel rest of his life. visi .. in the classics, graduatin' in 1852~ The success of Ragged Dick led to Alger had always a t been intended for the min- the Newsboys' Lodging House, a home ·. istry by his family, but after leaving Harvard foundlings and runaway he tried for several boys. A!ger came years to make a living as a use the home as a base of operauons, and schoolteacher and a contributor to magazines. many In 1857, however, years !1e 'Yas .benefactor and hero ~ ~ he enrolled in the Harvard ys of the msutuuon. Divinity School, from which he took his de- • gree In this atmosphere Alger wrote th~ sto in 18()(). After a seven-month tour o of poor boys Europe with two friends, who rose from rags to n~hes he returned to the were to make him famous U.S. to find that the Civil War was beginning. and contnbute Alger made .. Alger hero" to the American language. ~.. two futile attempts to enfist, but steady succession was rejected because of asthma, of books, almost ahlcc _ . and then cept for the became junior associate to his father in his names of the charac~ :, pastorate at South Natick. His preached that by honesty, ~hecrful . first novel, an~ and hard work, Marie Bertrand, an adult book about life in the virtuous lad w . _. the Paris slums, was have his just reward-:-~ough the reward . ., serialized in the New almost York Weekly in January-February 1864. His always preap1tated by a s~kc · first novel to be published in book good luck. A tour through the West m ~ . .. fonn was 7 produced Frank's Campaign (1864), and it was an im- 7 The Young Min.er (1879), ~ £ mediate success. other books with Western setungs. . · In 1864 also Alger was ordained and accept- Alger settled in Brooklyn. N. Y ·• wtth ed the pulpit of a church in Brewster, Mass. widowed housekeeper. Kate Down_, and · . He continued his writing, however, and in two sons, John and Edward, whom m 1894 1865 his congregation, feeling that this was ac- adopted. . . . R · . . A bibliography of his works IS pven If . o. Gardner, Horatio Alger (1964). . :; i , . A• e • .,.,,._ ~T • ' · • ~.-!--- - .. •
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MEMO RANDUM
SEPTEMBER 28, 1987
TO: SENATOR DOLE
FROM: JO-ANNE
SUBJ: HORATIO ALGER DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN AWARD
Howard Liebengood, representing Paul Bergson at RJR Nabisco and the Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, has called to state that you have been selected to receive the Award on Friday, May 20, 1988, at the Hyatt in Washington.
I have told them that it was, of course, entirely too early to predict what your schedule might be like in May of next year, but they are asking for an early commitment. Specifically, they want to know if you would be interested in accepting the award (background material attached).
Because this date is so far distant, I haven't br0ught it to your attention previously, but now "Lieb'' is calling me 2-3 times daily wanting an answer. Hence, it is submitted now.
If they have to know now, the answer is NO
Will accept, but unsure about a ttenda nce in May
Keep on hold indefinitely
(lJA,~-l/~ lzJ~ ~)CL I ~ z}J f7[a_ .. ~ tlA-- -,t:L-
.1:. ~ I } i [,
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TO:
0 YOU WERE VISITED BY- U~oD OF (Organization)lfi;;;;:J
0 PLEASE CALL CODE/EXT.------0 WILL CALL AGAIN 0 IS WAITING TO SEE YOU 0 RETURNED YOUR CALL 0 WISHES AN APPOINTMENT
MESSAGE
RECEtft? l"~A4 GPO: 1986 63-535 (m) l
[ ~ [ RJR Nabisco [
Paul C. Bergson Senior Vice President
AJA Nabisco Washington . Inc. 1455 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Suite 525 Washington. D.C. 20004 Telephone: (202) 626-7210
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Mr. Paul C. Bergson Senior Vice President for Government Relations RJR Nabisco Inc. 1455 Pennsylvania Avenue Suite 525 Washington, DC 20004 Dear Mr. Bergson: Per your request this morning, enclosed is membership information which we trust wi 11 be helpful for the 1988 Horatio Alger Awards.
Sincerel y, I '1c) f)1"-~\ "'~-= <-- ~ Mary it----Rovac k Executive Assistant Enclosures
HORATI O ALGE R r\SSOCL\TION OF DISTl:\(;[.IS ll ED , \~IE H I CANS. l~ C. Om• Hoekt•ft·lll'r Plaza. Suit!' l(iO!-J. :-; ., "'York ..\Y 1111120 (2 1 -:!f>Hl-o -~:n
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Both young people and adults will be inspired and motivated as the lives of some of America's most distinguished women and men - members of the Horatio Alger Association - are shared through Only In America Opportunity Still Knocks
The Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, Inc. has gained recognition through a broad range of educational programs and services as a leading channel of communication between the business and the educational communities. Members of the Association are dedicated to inspiring patriotism and to conserving America as the land of opportunity for all, regardless of race, religion, sex, or economic status.
Case histories and philosophies of Horatio Alger Award recipients - today's exemplar's of America's free enter- prise system - plus a pictorial resume and discussion of the Association's yearly activities are featured in this annual publication.
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Page 22 of 43 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu HORATIO AMERICAN DREAMERS FILM ALGER 'A 111ericm1 Dreamers" is a six ty-minute documentary YOUTH PROGRAMS featuring the lives of these modern-day "heroes," while introducing today's youth to the life and phi . Thousands of students and educators are impired losophy of Hor;itio Alger, Ir The him , which is annually through the Association's va rious packaged in teaching segments and accompani ed programs. by teaching ai ds and student materials, is widely distributed to educational institutions and al~o SCHOLARSHIPS shown on national public television
Like the Horatio Alger Award which is given STUDENT NEWSLETTER annually to recognize outstanding American lead- ers who have overcome significant obstacles to The Torch is the Association's student newsletter ac hi eve greatness, Horatio Alger Scholarships are which is distributed to all students who have par- given each yea r to encourage sim ilar efforts on the ticipated in Horatio Alger programs, as well as to part of promising young people In order to be eli - high school libraries across the US The newslet- gible fo r a scho larship, the individual mu>r have ter includes motivational material, free enterprise participated in a "Horatio Alger Day for Students" case hi stories, employment experiences, career Scholarship winners are those students who best opportunity tips, bio- exemplify Horatio Alger characteristics severe graphical sketches, and financial limitations, proven ch aracter. ability, practical suggestions. initiative, and exceptional promise Contributing significantly to tuition costs and expenses, these scholarships provide assistance to students who could not otherwise afford to attend coll ege Scholarships are formally presented at the annual Horatio Alger Awards dinner
SPEAKERS BUREAU
The Spea ker ~ Bureau is compri -,ed of Award recip- ients whose own lives demon'>trate how individuals can ri-,e fro m h umble beg1nn111g > to pos1t1ons of leadership and .,uccess advancing the concept of America's free enterprise >ystem ,\\embers assist young people 1n the establi-,hment of goals that wil I help them better their own cir- cumstJnce-, and those of other> while emphasizing the imrortJnce of honesty, moralit y. integrity, HORATIO ALGER STUDENT CLUBS indi\·iduJI 1n1tiative, hard work. and human fellu\,·,h1p Following the part1c1pzit1011 111 a school program "Hor;1t10 ...\lger UJv for Student'>" includc, ...\,.,o. by member-, uf the Speaker, llure<1u, it is important C1at1un 111c111lxT' ,1, 111ot1\·;i t1011.:il keyn[)te ,peakcr-,, thJt their me-,,<1µe-, continue tu encourage <;tudent' paruupant'> 111 panel dhcu"1011' .:i11d gr
Page 23 of 43 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu AMERICAN DREAMERS FILM They encourage participation in sports, worth- while school activities, and involvement in the 'American Dream ers" is a sixty-minute documentar y local community They also assist underclassmen featuring the lives of these modern-day" heroes," in adjusting to high school life by encouraging while introducing today's yout h to th e life and phi- good study habits and offering tutoring assistance losophy of Horatio Alger, Jr The him, which is Club members care about their fellow students and packaged in te aching segments and accompa ni ed fill a void through friendship Their peer pressure by teaching aids and student materials, is widely is positive and purpose ful di stributed to educational insti tutions and also shown on national public television LIBRARY SERVICE STUDENT NEWSLETTER Among other communications vehicles, the Horatio Alger Library Service provides thousands The Torch is the Association's student newsletter of books on motivation, inspiration, business, which is di stributed to all students who have par - career, and economic subjects to sc hools, youth ticipated in Ho ratio Alger programs, as we ll as to organizations, and libraries free of charge Auto- high school libraries across the U S The newslet- biographies and bi ographies concerning Associa- ter includes motivational ma teria l, free enterprise tion members are also available case histories, employment experiences, ca re er opportu nity tips, bio- ACCENT ON graphical sketches, and EDUCATORS practical suggestions
Free enterprise seminars are conducted by di stin - guished Horatio Alger members for educators interested in advancing the merits of the free enterprise concept as it relates to all di sciplines.
ASSOCIATION BOOK
"011ly i11 Am erru1 Opportu11ity Still K11 ocks" is pub- li;, hed annualk and feature> b1 ograp h1 ca l .,ketches and philosophies of Award recip- ients together with a pictorial resume and di scussion of the Association's yearly activities.
HORATIO ALGER STUDENT CLUBS
Following the rarticiration in a school program by members of the Spea kers Bureau . it is important that their me<;>ages co 1H111ue to encoural:-!e -;rude1w, to support the value> th at have made 1ndl\·1duJI-; great and our nat io n '>trong Jmt a<. Horati o Alger member> are role model, tor upper µrade ,tudent' the -. e >tudents in turn au .1s example, !or younger 'lt udents, empha,1=111g the n:wai-d, nf qrong co111- 1111t111e11t and .,elf-rel1a11cc 111 rur,u1t ol one, gna l-, Club mernher> 'tre-,., l11111e<.t\· 1111t1,lt1\·c high moral 'tandard,_ ;rnd ,1 hcaltlw "KJ.11 lilc
Page 24 of 43 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu PERMANENT MEMORIAL PROGRAMS
The Hor at io Al ge r Associati on commemorates those in PRIVATE SECTOR CONTRIBUTIONS Private Sector Contributions are necessary fo r the Association to fund its national education programs. Private philanthropy will make the difference and you can help in a number of ways Funds are sought through the endowment and memorial funds to ensure the Association's present and long-range educational programs which emphasize motivation, goal achievement, and free enterprise Both private and corporate contributions are sought from those whose interests lie in promoting our American freedoms . personal growth through individual initiative, opportunity for all regardless of race, creed, or religious persuasio n. and meeting human needs through community a nd civic in volveme nt All contri butions arc tax- de ductible under sectio n 501 (c )( 3) o f the Internal Revenue Code Dedicate.I to tb ose <1Spm 11<] !/m1t pe rso 11 s 111/io lic1 ue tc1 krn a.luc111tc19e of the c>f1f10 rtt111it1 es offered by tb e Americc111 Free E11 te rpri se System to ,id.i1 epe 011t st.111 d1 11 y c. iree rs irn.I J11rt lirr ,/e, l1 c,1 te.I to tbe yo 1itb of (1 11r co 1111 try tli, 1t tl 1ey 111c1y ,/0 l1l·e11'1sr ·,' HC JIZ-\TIO .\ [ (.I R- .\S'-.( JC I \Tl< N Cll I )I" I li\C.lll'iHI I l . \\111~1( .\:\S I~( ()rn· Rq c_ kdcllcr l'b:: ,1 Su11c 11,11-i :\c·" Y1• rk i\Y lllll:'.11 [.,,c'>rnd1 r:'-cc ti t1 \1·D11cu11r ::12 .:;c;1.1.1n Page 25 of 43 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu It<. 11111 OFFICERS GENERAL CHAIRMAN Norman Vincent Peale Editor and Puhlisher Gui CHAIRMAN EMERITUS CHAIRMAN OFTHE BOARD John W. Galbreath John W. Rollins OwMrl Realtor Chairman/ChiefExecutive Officer John W. Galbreath & Company RLCCorp. PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT W. W. Clements Charles R. Scott Chairman Emeritus Pre$ident/ChiefExecutive Officer Dr Pepper Company lntermark, Inc. TREASURER SECRETARY Hicks B. Waldron Venita VanCaspel Chairman/ChiefExecutive Officer President/OwMr Avon Products, Inc. VanCaspel & Company, Inc. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Norman Brinker Joseph M. Katz Chairman/Chief Executive Officer Senior Chairman ofthe Board Chili's Inc. Papercrafi Corporation Leonard L. Farber John H. McConnell Chair man of the Board Chairman/ChiefExecutive Officer Leonard Farber, l. Inc. Worthington Industries, Inc. J. B. Fuqua Allen E. Paulson Chairman/Chief Executive Officer Chairman IP resident.ICE 0 Fuqua lndustriPs , Inc. Culf5tream Aerospace Corporation Thomas S. Haggai Jack 0. Sparks Chairman ofthe Board Chairman ofthe Board IGA,lnc. Whirlpool Corporation Edward A. Hurrigan. Jr Manfred Steinfeld Vice Clwirman o(thP Roa rd ChairmanJChiefExerntire Officer 1\'ahisru. RJR Inc. Shelby Williams Industries, Inc. Dean W. Jeffers Grneral Chairman (rel. ) Love Smith .\'11tio11wi'rLe Corporation Exef'l1ti1ie Direclor llOHATIO ALCl·:ll :\SSOCL\Tl()N OF DISTli\Cl 'ISlll·:D N\IEIUCA:\~, INC. Page 26 of 43 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu MEMBERS All are former recipients of the Horatio Alger Award. Aaron, Henry L. D'Agostino, Nicholas Hulme, Milton G. Mitchell. James P. Shea, Andrew R. Abplanalp, Robert H . Danner, Raymond L. Hurley, Roy T. Moll, Clarence R. Shearing, George A. Amos, Wally Davidson, Davre J. Monaghan, Thomas S. Sheinin, John J. Anderson, Carl E . Dearden, William E.C. Imperatore, Arthur E. Moore, Howard K. Sh epherd, Mark Anderson, Charles W. Deaton, Charles Isaacs, Russell L. Moore, Thomas W. Shinn, George Anthony. Charles R. DeBakey, Mi chael E. Mortel, Rodrigue Shoemaker, William L. Appley, Lawrence A. Doolittle, James H . Jacobs, Walter L. Morton, Azie Taylor Shorts, R. Perry Arboleya, Carl08 J. Doran, Adron James, Arthur G. Motley, Arthur H. "Red" Sims, Riley V. Armour, Frank Dome, Albert James, Daniel "Chappie" Mott, Charles S. Slater, John H . Ash, Mary Kay Dumont, Allen B. Jeffers, Dean W. Muntz, Earl W. Small, Rose Cook Ash, Roy L. Jenkins, George W. Smith, C.R. Athanas, Anthony Ebbott, Percy J. Johnson, E. Ellis Nadeau, Lee E. Smith, Donald S. Atkinson, Frank G. Eddy, Paul D. Johnson, George E. Nance, lame• J . Smith, George V. Autry, Gene Eisenhower, Dwight D. Johnson, Henry A. Neff, Francine l. Smith, Harold V. Eisenhower, Milton S. Jo hnson, Herbert C. Neuharth, Allen H . Snyder, W. Cordes Babson, Roger W. Ellis, Gilbert R. Johnson, John H . Nicholas, Frank C. Solinsky, Robert S. Bailey, Frank Emsthausen, John F. Johnson, Rafer L. Nudyne, George 0. Sollenba~er, Lee R. Bailey, William E. Ettinger, Richard P. Johnson, Wallace E . Noyes, Charles F. Solomon, Joseph Baker, Michael Evans, Robert Beverly Johnston, Wayne A. Spanos, Alex G. Bales, Charles C. Eyssell, G.S. Jonsson, Erik O'Brien, Gerald C. Sparks, Jack D. Barr, John A. Jorgensen, Earle M. OConnor, John J. Spoor, William H. Baruch, Bernard Fairless, Benjamin F. Joyce, John M. O'Green, Fred W. Stargell, Willie Bays, Karl D. Farber, Leonard L. Odium, Floyd Stassen, Harold E. Beaver, Howard 0. Farley, William F. Karcher, Carl N. O'Malley, Patrick L. Steinfeld, Manfred Beaver, Sandy Farrell, Robert E. Karnes, William G. Stephens, Jackson T. Beebe, Vernon C. Finley, Clarence C. Katz, Joseph M. Patterson, William A. Stiefel, Herbert J . Behlen, Walter D. Flaherty, Lee F. Kauffman, Ewing M. Paulson, Allen E. Stokes, Carl B. Benson, George S. Fleming, Sam M. Ke lee, Merl C. Paulucci, Jeno F. Stone, Edward D. Benson, Ragnar Fogarty, Robert S. Kerrigan, James J. Pavne, William T. Stone, Norman H. Bentia, John Fong, Hiram L. Kettering, Charles F. Pe~le, Norman Vincent Stone, W. Clement Berdis, Albert J. Ford, Gerald R. Kincaid, Garvice D. Peale, Ruth Stafford Sugar, Harry Berry, Loren M. Foreman, George King, Kenneth J. Penny, J.C. Sunnen, Joseph Bickmore, Lee S. Foresman, R.J. Kirsner, Joseph B. Perot , H. Ross Surbeck, Ho mer Blumenthal, L. W. Michael Foster, T. lack Kneeland, George J. Perry, Russell H. Bobst, Elmer H. Foster, William F. Kraft, James L. Person, Ann Tabler, William B. Boehm, Helen F. Fox .'I.J. Kroc, Ray A. Peterson, Roger Tory Tarzian, Sarkes Bongiovanni, Michael Franz, Alwin F. Phillips, Lewis Taylor, Patrick F. Bowles, John Fuller, Alfred C. Lalanne, Jack Pierson, Elmer F. Ternberg, Jessie L. Brann, Donald R . Fuller, Walter D. Landry, Thomas W. Pilliod, Charles J. Thayer, Paul Brennan, Walter Fuqua, J. B. Lang, Eugene ·M. Poling. Daniel A. Thomas, Danny Brimmer, Andrew F. Lannan, J . Patrick Prrsley, W. De wey Thomas, Edwin J. Brinker, Norman Galbreath, John W. Lawson. Fred A. Pri ce. Gwilym A. Thomas, Lowell Broad, Shepard Gellman. Allen Lay. Herman W. Price. James R. Thomas, R. David Brooks, Benjy F. Gerholz, Robert P. Leach. Edward C. Thornton. Charles B. Bruno, Joe Goldberg, Arthur J . Lear, William P. Rachunis, Mi chael L. liman, Joseph Buck, Pearl S. Grace, William E. Lesher, Richard L. Rackley, Frank B. Toppel, Harold Bunche, Ralph J. Graham, Billy Leverone, Nathaniel Ra All members are former recipients of the Horatio Alger Award. The dates and titles are those of the .;. year the Award was received . : "-: ., Ai ~ • .,., .... • .... 1: :-_• • • . . AARON, HENRY L., Baseball Player . :.. ~. :•_ <." ABPLANALP, 1978 -·.·. ROBERT H., Chairman & President, Precision Valve Corporation 1971 AMOS, WALLY, Founder & Viu Chairman, The Famous Amos Chocolate Chip .~ ~ :::~ · j·~~~t Cookie Corporation ~: 1987 ANDERSON, CARL E., Chairman & ~;f~ President, E. W. Bliss Company .: ..• .. _. ANDERSON 1967 , CHARLES w., President, Ametek. Inc . ·•·.. :.~. : -_ *ANTHONY, CHARLES R., 1962 Chairman & President, C. R. Anthony Company APPLEY, LAWRENCE 1963 A., Chairman, American Management Association ARBOLEYA, 1971 CARLOS J., President, Barnett Banks of Miami *ARMOUR, 1976 FRANK, JR., President, H.J. Heinz Company 1960 ASH, MARY KAY, Chairman, Mary Kay Cosmetics, Inc. 1978 ASH, ROY L., President, Litton Industries ··. ' .. '. ATHANAS, ANTHONY, President 1966 t ~ '.. ~ .- ~ ...... ' & Chief Executive Officer, Anthony's -.~ - '). -~{.. Restaurant Pier Four 1978 *ATKINSON, FRANK G., President, ... . · :/~:~ ..~- Joseph Dixon Crucible Company / AUTRY, GENE, 1962 '...\:~ k _,.., - Actor, Producer & Businessman . :.-.,,r~ ~ • :·, - .. , ..... 'C····!.. 1964 ;.\.· .: • c.. ..~ *BABSON, ROGER W., President, Babson's Statistical Service *BAILl:Y, 1955 FRANK, President, Title Guarantee & Trust Company 1951 BAILEY, WILLIAM E., Chairman, Bestline Products, Inc. 1972 *BAKER, MICHAEL, JR., President, Michael Baker Jr. Engineering Company *BALES 1954 , CHARLES C., Head of C. C. Bales Agency *BARR. JOHN 1957 A., Chairman, Montgomery Ward & Company *BARUCH, BERNARD, Financier 1961 1948 BAYS, KARL D., Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer, American Hospital Supply Corporation 1979 BEAVER, HOWARD 0., JR .. Chairman of the Board, Carpenter Technology Corporation BEAVER, SANDY, Chairman 1981 & President, Riverside Military Academy BEHLEN, WALTER 1953 D., Chairman, Behlen Manufacturing Company BENSON, GEORGES., President 1968 & Executive Director, National Education Program; President Emeritus, Harding University *BE:--ISON 1981 , RAGNAR, Chairman, Ragnar Benson, Inc. *BE:'-ITIA. 1969 JOHN, President, Alliance Manufacturing Company BERDIS 1957 , ALBERT J., President, Great Lakes Steel Corporation *BERRY, 1959 LOREN M ., Founder, l. M. Berry & Company *BICKMORE, 1976 LEE S., Chairman. Nabisco, Inc. BL UMENTHAL. W . MICHAEL 1972 , Chairman & Chief Executive Officer. Burr Corporation oughs *B 1980 OBST, E L MER. Cha irman. Warner-Lambert Pharmaceuti ca l Co mpany 1965 182 ·.· ._ .,\. , ... , .. ,. .:._ ... ,,, ~. :?~; Page 28 of .43 . : 1 ,i:.. This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu BOEHM. HELEN F., Chairman, Edward Marshall Boehm. Inc. 1975 BONGIOVANNI, MICHAEL, Vice President & Director, Squibb Corporation; President & Chief Executive Officer, Squibb Specialty Health Products Group 1979 BOWLES, JOHN, President, The Rexall Drug Company 1963 BRANN. DONALD R., President, Easi-Bild Pattern Corporation 1954 *BRENNAN , WALTER. Actor 1966 BRIMMER, ANDREW F., Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System 1974 BRINKER, NORMAN, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Chili's Inc. 1985 BROAD, SHEPARD, Chairman of the Board, American Savings and Loan Association 1979 BROOKS. BENJY F., Professor & Chief of Pediatric Surgery, The University of Texas 1983 BRUNO, JOSEPHS., Chairman of the Board, Bruno's Inc. 1980 *BUCK, PEARLS., Author 1964 *BUNCHE, RALPH J., United States Delegate to the United Nations 1952 BUNTING, EARL, Director, National Association of Manufacturers 1948 BURNETT, WINSTON A., Chairman & President, Winston A. Burnett Company 1969 BURSON, HAROLD, Chairman of the Board, Burson-Marsteller 1986 *BUSH, JOHN A., Chairman, Brown Shoe Company 1954 BYRD, ROBERT C., United States Senator from West Virginia (Minority Leader) 1983 *CALDWELL. JAMES R., Chairman, Rubbermaid, Inc. 1962 *CAMP, WOFFORD B., Founder, W. B. Camp & Sons, Inc. 1978 CAPORELLA . NICK A ., President & Chief Executive Officer, Burnup & Sims. In c. 1979 *CARLSON . CHESTER, Inventor, Xerox Corporation 1966 CARLSON, CURTIS L., President & Chairman of the Board, Carlson Companies, Inc. 1979 CARLSON. EDWARD E., Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, UAL, Inc. 1975 *CARMICHAEL, J. H., Chairman, Capital Airlines 1958 *CARNAHAN. PAUL, Chairman, National Steel Corporation 1965 *CARTER, LESTER W., President, American Hotel Association 1956 CARVEL. THOMAS. President, The Carvel Company 1957 *CARVER . ROY J., Founder & Chairman, Bandag, Inc. 1976 CASH , JOHNNY, Entertainer 1977 CASTRO, BERNARD, President, Castro Convertible Corporation I 963 CHADDICK, HARRY F., President, Chicago Industrial District, Inc. I 970 CHANDLER. MARVIN. Chairman & President, Northern Illinois Gas Company 1968 CHANDLER. R. CARL. Chairman. Standard Packaging Company 1965 *CLARK. CATHERINE TAFT, Founder, Brownberry Ovens; Director Emeritus, Peavey Company 1979 CLEMENTS, WILLIAM P.. JR .. Go vernor. State of Texas 1982 CLEMENTS, WOODROW W ., Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer. Dr Pepper Co mpany 1980 COFFMAN. MAX. President, Mammoth .1'vfart. Inc. 1967 COLLIER . DAVID C .. Group Vice President, General Motors Corporation 1919 *COLLINS . CARR P.. Chairman. Fidelity Union Life In surance Company I 964 COLLl :\S. JAMES A .. Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Collins Foods Int ernationa l, In c. 1987 CONNALLY. JOHN B., Senior Part ne r, Vinson & Elkins 1982 183 Page 29 of 43 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu .': ··/.. ~- ." \ .. , • :.-: d,, ; ~ •CONTI, ARMANDO, President, Trenton Beverage Company COURTNEY, 1956 THOMAS E., President, Northern Illinois Corporation CREAN. 1950 JOHN C., Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, . . .. Fleetwood Enterprises, Inc. •CROWLEY. MARY C., Founder 1985 & President, Home Interiors and Gifts, Inc. CROWN, HENRY, President, 1978 Empire State Building and Material Service Corporation •cutLEN, HUGH 1953 R., President, Quintana Petroleum Corporation •CULLIGAN, 1955 EMMETI J., Founder, Culligan, Inc. *CULLUM, GEORGE 1969 P., SR., Founder & Chairman, Cullum Construction CUOMO, Company 1974 MARIO M., Governor. State of New York 1985 D'AGOSTINO, NICHOLAS, SR., Founder & Chairman of the Executive Committee, D'Agostino Supermarkets DANNER, 1982 RAYMOND L., Chairman, Shoney's Inc. DAVIDSON, 1987 DAVRE J., Chairman. Automatic Retailers of America 1967 DEARDON, WILLIAM E. C., Vice Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Hershey Foods Corporation DEATON, CHARLES, Architect 1976 DEBAKEY, MICHAEL 1969 E., Chairman of Surgery, Baylor University DOOLITTLE. JAMES 1967 H., Aviator & Insurance Company Executive DORAN, 1972 ADRON, President, Morehead State University .,. 1971 •DoRNE. ALBERT. Artist, Illustrator & President, Famous Artists School •DUMONT 1963 . ALLEN B., President, Allen Dumont Laboratories 1949 •EBBOT, PERCY J., Vice Chairman, Chase Manhattan Bank of New York 1955 *EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D., Thirty-fourt _h President of the United States of America •EISENHOWER. MILTON 1961 S., President, Pennsylvania State University *ELLIS 1952 . GILBERT R., Chairman, Household Finance Corporation 1978 *ERNSTHAUSEN. JOHN F., Founder & President, Norwalk Truck Lines, Inc. *ETTINGER. RICHARD 1959 PRENTICE, Chairman, Prentice-Hal/, Inc. EVANS. ROBERT B E 1961 VERLEY. Detroit Industrialist; Director, American Corporation Motors EYSSELL, 197 4 G . S., President, Rockefeller Center, Inc. 1956 *FAIRLESS. BENJAMIN F., President, American Iron and Steel Institute 1958 FARBER. LEONARD L., Chairman of the Board, Leonard L. Farber, Inc FARLEY, . 1985 WILLIAM F., Chairman & Owner, Farley Industries 19 FARRELL. ROBERT E., 86 Ccrfounder & President, Farrell's Ice Cream Restaurants Parlour FINLEY. 1976 CLARENCE C., Corporate Group Vice Presi dent, Burlington Industries 1978 FLAHERTY, LEEF., Founder & President , Flair Communications Agency, In c. FLEMING. SAM M .. President. 1979 Third National Bank and NLT Corporation FOGARTY. ROBERT S., 1970 JR .. Founder & President, Habitation Resources, FONG Inc. 197 / , HIRAM L., United States Senator from Hawaii FORD. GERALD R., JR 1970 ., Thirty-eighth President of the Uni ted States .. FOREMAS. of America 1983 GEORGE. ,\,finister. Church of the Lord Jesus Christ 1984 184 .· \•. Page 30 of 43 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu *FORESMAN, R. J., President, Michigan General Corporation 1975 *FOSTER, T. JACK, Building and land Developer 1964 *FOSTER, WILLIAM F., President, Merit Clothing Company 1966 FRANZ. ALWIN F., Chairman & President, Colorado Fuel & Iron Corporation 1957 *FULLER, ALFRED C., The Original "Fuller Brush Man" 1959 *FULLER, WALTER D., Chairman & President, Curtis Publishing Company 1953 FUQUA,J. B., Chairman oft he Board & Chief Executive Officer, Fuqua Industries, Inc. 1984 GALBREATH. JOHN W., Realtor; Owner. John W Galbreath and Company 1960 *GELLMAN, ALLEN, President, Elgin-American Company 1956 *GERHOLZ, ROBERT P., President, Gerholz Community Homes, Inc. 1977 GOLDBERG, ARTHUR J., Permanent Representative of the United States to the United Nations 1968 GRACE, WILLIAM E., President & Chief Executive Officer, Fruehauf Corporation 1966 GRAHAM, BILLY, Evangelist, Author & Educator 1965 *GRAY, BYRON A., Chairman, International Shoe Company 1953 GRAY, HARRY J., Chairman of the Board (Rel.), United Technologies Corporation 1987 GRAY, HELEN M., Honorary Member, Executive Director, Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, Inc. 1982 *GRIMES, WARREN G., Chairman of the Board, Grimes Manufacturing Company 1961 GUIDA, PETER M., Professor of Surgery, Cornell University Medical College; Chief of the Frank Glenn Division of Surgery, The New York Hospital 198/ *HAFFA, TITUS, Chairman, Webcor, Inc. /963 HAGGAI, THOMAS S., President & Chief Executive, Tom Haggai and Associates, Inc. I 980 HAGGAR. J. M., SR., Founder & Honorary Chairman, Haggar Company 1976 *HALAS, GEORGES., Owner & Coach. Chicago Bears Football Club 1968 HALBOUTY, MICHEL T., Consulting Geologist & Petroleum Engineer I 978 •HALL. JOYCE C., President, Hallmark Greeting Card Company 1957 •HALLAUER, CARL S ., President & Chairman of the Board. Bausch and Lomb Optical Company I 960 *HAMID, GEORGE A., Owner, Atlantic City Steel Pier 1948 •HAMMELL, ALFRED L., President, Railway Express Agency, Inc. 1959 HANSEN. ZENON C. R., Chairman & President, Mack Trucks. Inc. 1974 *HARBURG, E. Y., Lyricist, Writer & Lecturer 1979 •HARDY, ALEXANDER G., Chairman, The AVEMCO Group 1971 HARMAN, LEON W., President, Harman-Managers Investment, Inc. 1971 •HARRIS. ALEXANDER. President, Ronson Corporation I 950 HARRIS. J. IRA. General Partner, Salomon Brothers 1977 HARVEY. PAUL. News Commentator. ABC Network 1983 HAWKINSON. ROBERT W., President, Belden Manufacturing Company 1966 HERSHEY. JOHN 0., Chairman of th e Board & President, .\Ii/ton Hershey School 198/ HICKEL, WALTER J., Governor, Stale of Alaska 1972 HILL, JAM ES M., Hill Enterprises /962 185 Page 31 of 43 ------______t' . This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu ·~· •',·. '- ~ : · •HILTON, CONRAD N., President, Hilton Hotels, Inc. 1950 •HtRSHHORN, JOSEPH H ., Entrepreneur & Art Collector 1976 *HITE, MORRIS L., Chairman & President, Allcorn, Inc. 1980 *HODGES, LUTHER H., Chairman, Research Triangle Foundation 1970 *HOFFMAN, PAUL GRAY, Chairman. Studebaker-Packard Corporation 1953 *HOOD, CLIFFORD F., President, United States Steel Corporation 1954 ;. - *HOOVER, HERBERT C., Thirty-first President of the United States of America 1953 HOPE, Boe. Entertainer 1968 *HOPKINS, JOHN JAY, Chairman & President, General Dynamics Corporation 1953 HORRIGAN, EDWARD A., JR., Executive Vice President, R. J. Reynolds Industries, Inc.; Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company 1981 HOWARD, JOHN A ., President, Rockford College 1967 HUDSON, MARY, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer & President, Hudson Oil Company, Inc. 1981 *HUGHES, PAULA D., First Vice President-Director, Thomson McKinnon Securities Inc. 1984 *HULME, MILTON G., President, Hulme, Applegate and Humphrey, Inc. 1958 *HURLEY, ROY T., President, Curtiss-Wright Company 1956 - . ' .. ,,. ' IMPERATORE, ARTHUR E., Chairman of ·.·. the Board & President, A-P-A Transport Corporation 1982 ISAACS, RUSSELL L., Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Heck's, Inc. 1987 •JACOBS, WALTER L., President, The Hertz Corporation 1959 JAMES, ARTHUR G., Professor of Surgery & Medical Director, Cancer Research Institute, Ohio State University Hospital 1987 •JAMES. DANIEL. JR., Commander-in-Chief. North American Air Defense Command 1976 JEFFERS, DEAN W., General Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, The Nationwide Insurance Organization 1975 JENKINS, GEORGE W., President, Publix Supermarkets, Inc. 1966 • JOHr-.'SON, E. ELLIS, President, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad 1964 JOHNSON. GEORGE E., President & Chairman of the Board, Johnson Products Company, Inc. 1981 JOHNSON, HENRY A., President & Chief Executive Officer, Spiegel. Inc. 1985 JOHNSON, HERBERT C., Chairman, Consolidated Natural Gas Company 1974 JOHNSON. JOHN H., President & Editor, Johnson Publishing Company, Inc. 1966 JOH/'."SON. RAFER L., Vice . President, Community Affairs, Continental Telephone Service Corporation; Olympic Gold and Silver Medalist 1981 JOHNSON. WALLACE E., President, Holiday Inns of America, Inc. I 968 JOHNSTON. WAYNE A ., President, Illinois Central Railroad 1963 JONSSON. ERIK. Mayor of Dallas, Texas 1969 JORGENSEN. EARLE M., Ch airman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer, Earle M. Jorgensen Co. 1984 •JOYCE. J OHN M ., President. "Seven-Up" Bottling Comp any 1956 186 Page 32 of 43 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu . ~ ·'11.· ·· KARCHER, CARL N., Founder, Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer, Carl Karcher Enterprises, Inc. 1979 KARNES, WILLIAM G ., President, Beatrice Foods Company 1961 KATZ, JOSEPH M., Chairman of the Board, Papercraft Corporation 1981 KAUFFMAN, EWING M., President, Marion Laboratories, Inc. 1967 *KELCE, MERL C ., President, Peabody Coal Company 1961 *KERRIGAN, JAMES J ., Chairman of the Executive Committee, Merck & Company 1952 *KETTERING, CHARLES F., Research Consultant, General Motors Corporation 1952 *KINCAID, GARVICE D., Financier, Bankers and Securities, Inc. 1960 *KING, KENNETH J ., SR .. President, Kenny King's Family Restaurants 1968 KIRSNER, JOSEPH B., Louis Block Distinguished Ser11ice Professor of Medicine, The University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics 1979 *KNEELAND, GEORGE J., Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, St. Regis Paper Company 1977 *KRAFT, JAMES L., Chairman, Kraft-Phoenix Cheese Corporation 1951 *KROC. RAY A., Founder & Chairman, McDonald's Corporation 1972 LALANNE, JACK, President & Owner, The Jack Lalanne Company 1979 LANDRY, THOMAS W., Head Coach, Dallas Cowboys 1983 LANG. EUGENE M., President, REFAC Technology Development Corporation 1987 *LANNAN, J. PATRICK, Chairman, Susquehanna Corporation 1962 LAWSON, FRED A., President, E. L. Patch Company 1954 *LAY, H E RMAN W., Chairman, PepsiCo, Inc. 1969 L EACH. E D WAR D C., President, Jack Tar Hotels 1960 *LEAR, WILLIAM P., Chairman, Lear, Inc. 1954 LESHER, RICHARD L., President, Chamber of Commerce of the United States 1980 *LEVERONE, NATHANIEL, Chairman, Automatic Canteen Company of America 1964 LEVINSON, SAMUEL H ., President, Rai/weight, inc. 1966 *LEVIS, WILLIAM E., Chairman, Owens-Illinois Glass Company 1955 *LEWYT, ALEXANDER M., Inventor, Lewyt Vacuum Cleaner 1950 LING, JAMES J ., President, Ling-Temco-Vought, Inc. 1962 LI NKLETTER, ART, Chairman, Linkletter Enterprises 1976 L OV E. R UTH B., General Superintendent of S ch ools, Ch icago Board of Education 1 983 L UB l"I, CHARLES W ., Founder & Chairman, Kitchens of Sara Lee 1968 L lJC E, CLARE BOOTHE. Play wright, Actress, f o rmer Congresswoman. f or mer Ambassador & Lecturer 197 4 L UCKMAN, CHARLES, Pereira and Luckman 1948 *LUDDEN . ALLEN, Senior Executive, CBS; College Bowl M oderator 196 2 *LYET. J. PA UL, Former Chairman, Sperry Cor poration 1983 • MACARTHUR. J O HN D., Presiden t, Bankers Life and Carnalty Company 1961 MACK. \V.'\ LTER S ., President, Pepsi-Cola Company 1947 * MADDY. JOSEPH E., Na tional M u sic Corporation 1965 * MAG~US. FI NN H., President, The Magn us Harmonica Corporation 195 1 MA HONEY. D AVID J ., Ch airman & President. Norton Simon. Inc. 1977 MANLEY. MARS HALL. President & Chief Executive Officer, The Home Croup. Inc. 1987 187 Page 33 of 43 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas -:--- - ·- http://dolearchives.ku.edu .. >.f ~ - . ~ ·~t,, " - --· ' . ,-\ - . l...: .. •:· . -~ · • MARCUS, ,· - "" BEN. Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer, The Marcus Corporation 1982 •MARDIKIAN. GEORGE M., Food Consultant; Owner, Omar Khayyam's Restaurant 1976 MARKHAM, RONALD V., Ccrfounder, Anvil Mining Corporation 1975 MAROTTA, VINCENT G., President, North American Systems, Inc. 1975 MAROVITZ, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Senior U. S. District Court Judge, Northern District of Illinois 1979 •MARRIOTT, J. WILLARD, Founder & Chairman, Marriott Corporation 1974 MARSHALL, THURGOOD. Justice of the United States Supreme Court 1969 . ~·... -. MARUSI, AUGUSTINE R ., Director & Chairman of the Executive Committee, Borden, Inc. 1981 MAULDEN, JERRY L., President & Chief Executive Officer, Arkansas Power & Light Company 1987 MCAFEE, JAMES W., President, Union Electric Company 1955 McCALL, ABNER V., President, Baylor University 1963 McCONNELL, JOHN H ., Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Worthington Industries, Inc. 1983 •McCUNE, ROBERT F., President, Robert F. McCune Associates, Inc. 1967 McKEE. CHARLES A., Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Electrolux Corporation; Executive Vice President, Consolidated Foods Corporation 1981 :.. · MCKUEN, ROD, Poet, .· - \..; Composer, Author & Singer 1976 ·, McMAHON, ED, Television Performer -_ .. ·: 1984 .. 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Director, General Motors; Founder, The Mott Foundation 1971 •MuNTZ . EARL W., President, Muntz TV., Inc. 1949 •NADEA U, LEE E., President, The Nes/Je-le Muir Company 1949 •NANCE . JAMES J., Chairman, First Union Real Estate Investments 1951 NEFF. FRAN CINE I., Thirty-fifth Treasurer of the United States 1976 NEUHARTH. ALLEN H., President & Chief Executive Officer, Gannett Company. Inc. 1975 NICHOLA S. FRANK C., Chairman & President, Beech-Nut Foods Corporation 1979 *NODY<" E. GEORGE 0., President, East River Savings Bank of New York 1963 188 ·., ..- . ·...... : ·~ Page 34 of 43 ... This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu *NOYES, CHARLES F., President, Charles F. Noyes Company, Inc. 1959 *O'BRIEN, GERALD C., President & Chairman, North American Development Corporation 1969 O'CONNOR. 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'J:. /z.. ··{.~ !:~· ... -- Page 38 of 43 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu . , ltc 11111 HORATIO ALGER AWARD NOMINATION INFORMATiON SHEET The Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, Inc. would he pleased to accept your nomination for a potential candidate for the Horatio Alger Award. Before your noMinee can he suhmitted for consideration by the selection committee the attached inforMation (official Nomination ForM and Portfolio Fact Sheet) must he completed in total and suhrnitted to the Nomination Chairman prior to June 1st. GlJIDELINES: 1. Complete -the NoMination Form and Portfolio Fact Sheet. 2. A potential nominee is not official until the Nomination Form and Portfolio Fact Sheet are completed in full and received by the deadline date in the Horatio Alger office. 3. NOMINATION$ MUST BE CONFIDENTIAL. Because of the numbers of nominations received - and only ten Horatio Alger Awards per year are given - it is important that a nominee not be knowledgeable ahout his/her nomination. There are instances when a person not winning one year is held over for consideration the following year. 4. It is mandatory for a winning candidate to bP PRESENT AT THE AWARDS' DINNER in order to receive the Horatio Alger Award and preferable for him/her to participate in the comp l ete four-day Awards' activities. 5. Support letters from a variety of sources give added dimension to the nominee's potential candidacy. 6. Address all information relative to nominations to the: Nomi nations Chairman Horatio Alger Association of Di stinguished Americans, Inc. One Rock efeller Plaza, Suite 1609 New Yor k, Ne w York 100 20 NOMIN ATION DEAnLINE: J UN E 1st HORATIO ALG EH ASSt lC fATI O\T OF DI STI NCUISI I ED A.l\l EHTCA NS . INC . Orw Hock1·f"dl1 ·r l'laza. :-; 11il1 · liif)\), \1·11·Yo r-k. :-; y 1f l()~() (~ 1 ~);> H 1 - fit:l:l Page 39 of 43 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu I PORTFOLIO FACT SHEET A nominee's portfolio should include the following orderly information: EARLY BACKGROUND - EDUCATION 1. A condensed hiography of the nominee's life, including emphasis on his/her early childhood and family background; 2. Education and first odd jobs and work progress; 3. Who/what influenced nominee's early and later life (both good and less fortunate experiences). CAREER - CURRENT POSITION 1. Outline steps in nominee's professional career; include present position and specifically what he/she is contributing to it; 2. Comment on any contributions nominee has made to further America's free enterprise system; 3. Include company's annual report or financial statement; 4. Relate human interest stories about nominee and his/her company. COMMUNITY ANO COUNTRY CONTRIBUTIONS 1. How is nominee viewed hy his/her subordinates? Superiors? 2. What involvement has there been in one's community? Local and/or national level? 3. What contributions has nominee made to benefit his fellow man? His/her country? 4. Is nominee a proper role model for the youth of America? How can this be demon st rated? 5. Comment on nominee's "track record" once an award is hestowed, i.e., rloes he/she accept the honor never to be heard from again, or is there an interest in getting involved as an active participant and supporting the goals of the organization. Page 40 of 43 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu PORTFOLIO FACT SHEET -2- PHILOSOPHY 1. What is nominee's philosophy of life? Rusiness? 2. Note nominee's special interest outside of business, i.e., how does he/she spend "free time?" Specify hobbies, honors, awards, citations. MISCELLANEOUS 1. Letters of support from individuals of varied categories -- well acquainted with nominee through community, professional, education, religious, and family affiliations; 2. Include six black anrl white glossy photographs; 3. Supply public relations contact when/if arlditional information is required, address and phone number. THANK YOU Page 41 of 43 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu QUALIFICATION GUIDELINES FOR NOMINEES FOR THE HORATIO ALGER AWARD A person may be of either sex and of any race, creed, or religious persuasion. A person's character must be such that he/she is a proper role model for the youth of America. Eligibility requires a humble background and dramatic career achievement -- one's life must typify outstanding professional accomplishment and triumph over early adversity. An individual in any honorable professional may be considered. Members repre- sent a wide range of professions, including but not limited to, business, government, sports, law, medicine, education, the arts, religion, industry, etc. Awardees love America, support its ideals, respect its flag, and believe in the opportunities inherent in Jlmerica's free enterprise system. Awardees demonstrate individual initiative and are committed to excellence -- unusual achievements in life having been accomplished through honesty, hard work, self reliance, enthusiasm, and perseverance. Awardees are dedicated community leaders. A person should demonstrate a strong commitment to assisting those less fortunate than himself. Nominees should believe in and support the goals of the organization and the purpose for which it was founded. Awardees must be an American citizen. Awardees must be present at the A1·1ards' ceremony in order to receive the Horatio Alger /1.1.,,ard. Note: A successful candidate who is unable to be present the first year he has been selected to receive the Award may be held over the following (one) year. A nominee unsuccessful in three years' voting is no longer eligible for considera- tion. Page 42 of 43 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM FOR THE HORATIO ALGER AWARD NOMINEE --~~~----~--~-~-~-~~-~~~- P0 SIT ION --~~~-~-~~---~~~~~~~~~~~ COMPANY ~-~~-~~~----~~~---~~~~~~- AD f'l RESS --~------~------CITY STATE ZIP ------~~- RUSIN ES S PHONE SECRETARY ....___..___~--~- ~----~-~~- HOME ADDRESS ---~---~------~------~- CITY STATE ZIP ------~~-~- --~~~ HOME PHONE BIRTHDAY -----"'------~~~-~-- CH IL DRE N SPOUSE'S NAME NOMINATED BY --~----~-~------~---- pn s IT ION COMPANY -----~-~------AO ORES S ------~------CITY ------STATE ------ZIP ---- PHONE nATE OF NOMINATION ------ PUBLIC RELATIONS CONTACT ------~ POSITION COMPANY ---~------~----~-- Ann RESS -~------CITY STATE 7-IP ------~ pHONE SECRF.TARY ------ Page 43 of 43