Ew Quadkmae Notes THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LAW SCHOOL VOLUME 27, NUMBER 4, SUMMER 1983

1982 LAW SCHOOL FUND Twenty-second Annual Report Alumni News Notes Feature law Quadrangle Notes THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LAW SCHOOL VOLUME 27, NUMBER 4, SUMMER 1983

CONTENTS

Reading . . . Between the Sheets Annual Growth Chart Roy F. Proffitt Law School Fund Contributors Letter of Transmittal Special Donor Groups Letter of Acceptance Matching Gift Program Regional Summaries In Memoriam 1981-82 Comparisons by Region Alumni News Notes Class Summary of Gifts Deceased Tops Among Classes Michigan Special Donor Groups Thousand Dollar Cities Tops in Percentage of Participation

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This issue of the Lazo Quadrnl~gleNotes is the twenty-second 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 handled by the University of Michigan Publications Office, [ypesetting by Acraforms Inc., Grand Rapids, Michigan, and printing by the University of Michigan Printing Services.

On the cover: View of the Cloisters of the Lawyers Club. Photograph by Ralph E. Maten, U-M Copy Center, 156 Legal Research, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 48109. Prints may be ordered from Mr. Maten at the address indicated. 8" x 10" prints are $25.00, 10" x 14" prints $30.00. friend, an opponent and sometimes Reading . . . Between the Sheets partner at bridge and golf, and from - time to time we have shared coffee or something stronger. But my strongest by Roy F. Proffitf and lasting impression of him comes from my student days-what a won- derful teacher he was, and how genuinely proud I was because "we" had him on our faculty. He was even then recognized as a "real comer," particularly in the area of taxation. Our closer association in later years only confirmed my original opinions. This is not intended nor is it an appropriate place for a eulogy of Pro- fessor Wright. But I hope that you will think, as I think, that in the career of Professor Wright we can see an out- standing example of the importance of the Law School Fund. Besides having I11 a moment we shall, as usual, There are, of course, many reasons taught at least half, and probably two- highlight a few of the facts, figures, for such success-the active participa- thirds of us one or more courses in law and accomplishments of the 1982 Law 'tion by the several deans of the Law school. Hart affected all of our lives School Fund campaign. But before that School during the Fund's twenty-two- far more than most of us know. Just I would like to make three short and year history, ind their continuing briefly, at the national level he was a rather personal statements I hope that recognition of the need for strong staff consultant and adviser to every Com- many of you will share my feelings. support; a succession of intelligent, missioner of Internal Revenue- hard-working, and enthusiastic staff regardless of the political party in Celebration members in the Fund office in Ann power-for more than twenty-five The 1982 campaign marked my nine- Arbor; the strong leadership of the years; he conceived and conducted teenth year as director of the Law eleven National Chairmen and the ded- training programs for all new IRS School Fund activities in Ann Arbor. icated work of the hundreds, probably agents, and eventually wrote the train- thousands, of men and women who During these years I have served in inc" manuals for their "on-the-lob" other administrative capacities as volunteered in response to our "people training; and he frequently testified well-assistant dean, associate dean, power appeal" each year to constitute before Congress on tax-related matters. associate director of the Institute for the "teams" that did the work at the He organized international symposia Continuing Legal Education, director grass roots level-but the bottom line to make comparative studies of tax of Law School relations-and always as has been the wonderful, generous laws. His advice and counsel was fre- a member of the faculty. This combina- alumni ~~110have recognized the quently sought at the state offices in tion of experiences has given me a imvortance of the school to their Lansing. He was a vigorous participant unique opportunity to observe and to careers, who have understood the need in community activities outside of the appreciate the outstanding success to keep Michigan at the top of the law tax arena. And, although he carefully of the Law School Fund. school world, and who have given refrained, at great financial sacrifice, Although the Fund has never had a generously to insure that their school- from becoming a "hired gun," his staff of professional fund raisers, your school-does just that. advice was sought by hundreds of YOUR SCHOOL (1) became the first It has not been a closely guarded practicing lawyers on matters they publicly supported law school to estab- secret that one goal I hoped to reach were handling. lish an annual giving program; (2) is during my tenure as director was a What does all this have to do with the first, and to my knowledge, the million dollar year. You have made the Fund? It was not just because the only publicly supported law school it happen! Won't you join me in cele- Fund, of course, that Professor Wright with an annual fund that vear after brating this outstanding achievement? was attracted to and remained at Mich- year has participation by more than It may come to pass that million dollar igan. But he became and continued to 40% of its current alumni; (3) in years, like the four-minute mile, hap- be a dynamic participant in the life marked contrast to most law schools, pen with some regularity, but for now and affairs of the Law School because publicly or privately supported, this is NUMBER ONE. I lift my glass he felt that Michigan's position as INCREASED the support for the in a quiet but happy toast to each and one of the world's leading centers for annual Law School Fund EVERY pear every one of you. legal education was the best place of the six years the School's highly for him to do what he wanted to do. successful capital campaign was in Professor L. Hart Wright He could teach and work with an progress; (4) is the acknowledged and Although Hart was but eight months exceptional group of students, who, much copied leader among a growing older than I, my first association with because the School has substantial number of publicly supported law him, ns is trlre of Illore t1ifl1172,000 of our funds for scholarships and loans, could scl~oolswith annual giving programs; 14,000 Iroi~ignlur~l~ri. was with him as be admitted on the basis of their abil- (5) in 1982 for the FIRST TIME had professol- and me as student. Since then ity with little attention to their total contributions of MORE THAN I was fortunate until Avril 12. 1983 to financial situation. He had resources ONE MILLION DOLLARS. have Hart as a colleague and close such as an outstanding library and money for released time, if necessary, for travel and for research assistance to permit meaningful research projects. And he had a "platform" from which to speak that invited the attention of the audience that he wished to reach. Michigan can maintain its position as one of the world's leaders and can continue to attract and keep teachers with talents and goals similar to those of Professor Wright only if our Doni~ldRlnck, Cl~~istopl~erCol~cn, alumni-you-continue to support the Richard Rollr Law School Fund. It is the Fund that provides the "extras of excellence" that marks the Michigan Law School, its students, its teachers, and its alumni as something special. I hope that you agree, and that you will remember this when you are asked to contribute to subsequent campaigns.

Matching Gift Programs for Law Firms For many years a growing number of commercial companies have recognized the importance of charitable giving and have supported a wide variety of worthy causes, and, at the same time, have encouraged their employees and ]antes Van Dyke Rnlp11 Pal11 Fichtner and guest officers to contribute to their own favorite charities by instituting pro- grams through which the company matched the individual's charitable gifts. For reasons that to me are not entirely clear law firms have been slow to follow suit. But the practice has started and the number of firms with matching programs is growing slowly but steadily. In my opinion this idea should take off like a rocket. In addition to all of the reasons that have persuaded hundreds of commercial organizations to adopt matching gift programs, there is an additional and special reason why these programs should be attractive to law firms. All of the "raw material" for the legal profession-your new associ- ates and partners, the judges, many future legislators, and all the new members of the bar-will come from the law schools. The quality of this "raw material" will depend to a large extent on how well-each law school does its job, and its ability to do a good job will certainly be influenced by its financial situation. A matching gift program is a good way the law firm can become directly involved in the "production process." This is but one reason, but a strong reason, for czjcr!/ law firm to have some kind of a Kay Felt and the Ann Arbor office will Compliments matching gift program. be glad to share whatever we know We have already made it clear that In 1982 Ms. Kay Felt, now our with you, so that you can develop the these records do not just "happen." National Class Vice-Chairperson, program that fits the needs of your You-each of you-and the "team" persuaded her own firm (Dykema, firm. play the important roles. But each year Gossett, Spencer, Goodnow Rr Trigg, in the results achieved by a few of the Detroit) to institute a program, and, team members are so outstanding that on a small scale through Michigan How Good Was 1982? they deserve special recognition, ers in other law firms, sought to If you have read this far, I thank because with the very wide differences ade those firms to adopt a match- you, and I am pleased and excited to in size, numbers, and previous levels rogram. She had some success, tell you that 1992 was our best year yet of participation, singling out a few ,.,.-. -n 1982 we received matching gifts in virtually every important statistic. areas or individuals for comment is from nearly 50% more firms (from 19 You already know that we passed the risky business, but some things simplv to 28 firms) than we did in 1981. She is one million dollar mark, but some must be said. This vear they include: encouraged by these results, but knows precise totals are: it is only a beginning. She will con- (1)Among the classes 1968 (Allen D. tinue her gentle persuasion. Field, agent) continues to lead in the Total dollars ...... 91,127,899.06 percentage of participation with 58.3?/0, My plea to you is that you don't wait (up 22.6%) until she finds you. If you are inter- but under Chris Cohen 1967 is making ested in knowing more (and I certainly Total gifts ...... 6,730 a strong run for honors. This year '67 hope that you are), you may write to (up 5.1°/o) edged '68 in two categories-most Kay Felt at her office in Detroit, or you Total alumni donors ...... 5,850 individual donors, and most gifts- may write to the Law School Fund (up 4.0°/o) increased participation from 52?6 to office in Ann Arbor. The variety of the Percent of alumni 55.6%, placing it third in that ranking 50 or more programs that we know participation ...... 42.a0h behind 1968 and 1962 (L. William about is interesting-some match only (up O.ilOlo) Schmidt, Jr., agent), and moved from associates, some only partners, others fourth among the classes in 1981 for both; some have top dollar limits on It will be hard to top these impres- total dollars contributed to second. their matching gifts; others will double sive figures in 1983, but we look Come on Chris, come on Allen, and the gifts of associates, and match part- forward to the challenge. With your everyone else! ners equally-or the other way around. help we shall do it. (2) Two additional regions passed the $100,000 mark this vear for the first time. I. Scott Bass led Region I, which is the state of New York, to new high marks with a jump of 8.S0/0 in the number of gifts, and an increase of 70.296 in dollars. Region 11, extending from New Jersey through Virginia on the east coast, under the direction of Jerry Libin, increased gifts 5.1°h and dollars 26Olo.

(3) Several states that are parts of larger regions showed dramatic increases this vear. Since some are J. Kny Fclf, Tcrrrircc Pt7rrrs, Joliil Pr~riicy, large and others small, and the num- bers are different, we shall use Edzc~nrd Hn rris percentages. Colorado (Spencer Denison) 10.SOb more gifts and 20.1°0 more dollars. Georgia (Terry Croft) 16.7O0 additional gifts, 53.h0/b additional dollars. Missouri (Thomas E. Allen) a gain of 18.2°~in gifts and 30.7% in dollars. New Hampshire (Robert Mlells) increased gifts 22.2O0, increased dollars 34.3O'o. North Carolina (Everette Noland) lQOb more gifts, 4S.lo'o more dollars. Congratulations to all of you!

(4) In Houston, Texas Sarah Margu- lies (who serves as co-chairperson for Region XIV as well) obtained 11 additional gifts in 1982 (an increase of 18.8%) and 46.5% more dollars than were contributed in 1982. (5) Region X deserves a special word. The entire region consists of but two counties in Michigan (Wayne and Oakland) but contains more alumni than any other region. Not surpris- ingly, with this concentration, it has always responded strongly to the annual appeals and has long been the annual leader in both the total num- bers of individual gifts and dollars contributed. As a consequence, new high marks, especially substantial ones, are difficult to achieve. But, they are happening. With Jonathan Lowe as chairman, and John Lynch, John Quinn and James C. VanDyke as his principal lieutenants, individual gifts increased more than 6.3% in 1982 (from 938 to 997) and total contribu- tions rose from $172,053 to $202,241, a gain of 17.5%. Remarkable!

Foreign Participation In 1982, for the first time, a "people power letter," asking for volunteers to help with the campaign, was sent to Mnrk Stichel, Clalrdin Roberts, Douglas Ellnmn,~ our alumni living in foreign countries. Although fund raising for charitable causes is not a common happening in many of these countries as it is in Law School alumni, friends of the Law the United States, and although there School, and members of the "Law are no tax incentives for most donors School Family" (usually spouses of alumni) whose gifts or commitments to from these countries for gifts to the the University now qualify them for University of Michigan, the response inclusion within one of these special in both the number of volunteers and ultimate contributions was heartwarm- groups. A name will normally be found only in the one list with the ing. You will recall in the Fall, 1982 highest requirements for which the issue of LAW QUADRANGLE NOTES person qualifies. For example, even a gift of $100,000, from the S. K. Yee though the person's gift for 1982 was at Scholarship Foundation in Hong Kong, least $500, the lower limit for the Uni- for scholarships in the Law School, versity Deans Club, if that person is was described in some detail. Since already a Benefactor or a member of these gifts will be received on an the Presidents Club, his or her name annual basis they will be reported with would not be included in the Deans all other gifts to the Law School Fund. Club list. Although this initial Yee gift consti- If you wish more information about tutes a large portion of the deferred gifts, trusts, insurance, uni- contributions reported from foreign trusts, pooled income funds, bequests, countries, it should not obliterate the gifts other than cash or negotiable fact that 107 other alumni and foreign instruments, etc., please feel free to scholars living abroad sent gifts to telephone or write the Law School the Fund in 1982. We appreciate their Fund. Or you may wish to write to the support. Associate Director of Development, The University of Michigan, 3540A Special Donor Groups Student Activities Building, Ann Your reaction to our previous discus- Arbor, Michigan 48109. sion of special donor groups suggested we should reprint some of the details about these various groups, and we Bequests and Life Insurance have on page 51. During 1982 the Law School was the Later in this report you will find direct recipient of money as beneficiary several lists containing the names of under the wills of the following Roy nnd \eon Proffitt deceased alumni or under the wills of steadily-bu t death terminates annual certainly welcome. These gifts are usu- their widows or other members of their giving, and annual givers must become ally sold promptly and the proceeds families: testators who remember the law school are reflected in the cash figures that we Margaret H. Cooper in their wills." Life insurance policies report. From time to time we receive DeRoy Testamentary Foundation can serve a similar purpose. gifts of real value, but a little less mar- Clifton Dyer ketable than typical securities, that William H. Hawley Commemorative Gifts are not included elsewhere in the Anna M. Kiiskila Each of us has at one time or another report. These gifts, too, are welcome. Robert F. Schwarz received the sad news of the death of They have included such diverse Marion Lehr Simpson a person who has meant a great deal to things as a collection of antique pistols, Robert A. Sullivan us. We must determine the most a city lot in Escanaba, rare books for Rosina M. Wolfson appropriate way to show our respect. the Law School library, savings bonds, Some of these gifts provided new A letter is often difficult to phrase. an automobile, life insurance policies, student scholarship or student loan You may feel that the graduation of a 100 ceramic coffee mugs, and an undi- funds, and others permitted the money friend or relative, or a birthday, or vided interest in some real property to be used with the discretion of the perhaps retirement of a friend or col- in Barry County, Michigan. We sug- dean. These gifts are not reported with league, etc., should be marked by a gest, if the gift-in-kind that you any other figures and statistics in the commemorative gift, but how, and contemplate is an unusual one, and report because they were not necessar- where? may entail special handling problems ily the result of a donative intent in On these occasions a gift to the Uni- from the University, that you contact 1982 and because we thought the addi- versity of Michigan Law School will the Law School Fund office before you tion of the amount of the proceeds to allow the donor to honor the individ- attempt to make the transfer. the annual giving campaign would ual in a way that will bring lasting distort the direct results of that benefits to others. The person honored campaign. or the next of kin, as appropriate, will Non-Alumni Gifts The bequests serve as reminders of be told of the donor's thoughtfulness Many gifts from non-alumni are sent the truth and applicability of a state- by the Law School. as memorial gifts (see more in other ment published by one of our sister We welcome inquiries. parts of this report). A few other very law schools to show the relationship of substantial gifts come through charita- its annual giving program and ble foundations and trusts where our bequests to the law school: "Annual We frequently receive gifts of securi- alumni have a role in advising the giving to the Fund has improved ties in lieu of cash, and they are directors or trustees, and from time to time we receive a gift from an alum- nus' individual client who wishes to make a charitable contribution, and on the advice of the alumnus, consid- ers the Law School Fund a worthy recipient. Perhaps you, too, represent a foundation, a trust, or other client that would appreciate knowing more about the Law School Fund.

Michigan Income Tax Credit We remind those of you whose income is subject to the Michigan Income Tax that your gifts to the Law School or Law School Fund do qualify for the credit provision in Section 260 of the Michigan income tax statute. Thus, without trying to get too tech- nical here (obviously you will want to look at the statute), within the limita- tions of the Act the taxpaver can receive credit equal to S@"O of his or her charitable contributions to institu- tions of higher learning located within Michigan. Since these charitable gifts also qualify as deductions on your Federal return (in contrast to the Mich- igan credit) it means that many of you can make a substantial sift to the Fund, up to 6200, or up to S400 if you file a joint return, without a vey larle increase in your cash outlay. GOODENOUGH.SMITH & MA'

LEONARD W. SMITH ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS JOHN C. EMERY, JR RICHARD H. MAY,F!C. OF COUNSEL 100 WEST LONG LAKE ROAD.P.O.BOX 541 DELMER C. GOWING RX DAVID E. NIMS m 9LOOMFlELO HILLS. MICHIGAN 48013 DANIEL W. GOODENOUGH THOMAS C. SIMPSON (1911 -1974) DAVID M. GUBOW - A-DAVID BAUMHART III DETROIT OFFICE ROCKWOOD W. BULLARD m 333 WEST FORT STREET STEVEN M.RAYMOND DETROIT, MICHIGAN 40226 (313) 961-8650

February 9, 1983

Dean Terrance Sandalow University of Michigan Law School Hutchins Hall Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109

Dear Terry:

Thank you for your kind words concerning the success of the Law School Fund.

The results in the last few years have been significant and I would love to be able to take credit for them. However, I am well aware that what has been achieved during the last two years is the result of work done by many people before mv tenure began. My efforts have been more in the nature of minor tinkering with a well-running machine rather than anv dramatic change of direction or method. If these efforts have added anything to the Law School Fund, it is more likely that the benefit will appear in the future rather than being reflected in our recent successes.

There is a human tendency to give credit for the success of an organization to its titular head and I am pleased to have the opportunity to temporarily fill that role. But I know the success really belongs to having a good "product" and the work of some 400 people year after year.

Thank you again for your warm note.

Very truly yours,

Richard H. May THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LAW SCHOOL ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN 48109

OFFICE OF THE DEAN HUTCHINS HALL

February 14,1983

Richard H. May, Esq. Goodenough, Smith & May 100 West Long Lake Road P.O. Box 541 Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48013

Dear Dick:

I do want to let you know now how grateful we are for your services as national chairman of the Law School Fund during the past two years. Your success seems to me a little short of remarkable.

I had assumed that the growth we experienced during the two years of Bill Greening's chairmanship meant that we were in for either a reduction or at best a rather small increase. Instead, it appears that over the two years you will have succeeded in increasing contributions to the Fund by nearly a third and in substantially increasing the number of contributors. It is quite an accomplishment, and the School is greatly in your debt.

Sincerely, ,--/

Terrance Sandalow Dean Regional Summaries

National Chairman National Vice Chairman National Class Vice Chairman Richard H. May Richard W. Odgers Warren G. Elliott

REGION I REGION I1 I. Scott Bass 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 25' 8 5 375.00 REGION 11 Jerome B. Lib~n Jonathan H. Trost Rea P Miller, Ir.

Counties Delaware Willlamson I? Donald Albanv Hastings Morse Broome Robert M. Eckelberger. District of Columbia lohn Nannes Jr. Metro Area: Chautauqua Mark I. Hampton Montgomery Countv, MD Erie John C. Barber, Jr. Prince Georges County, MD Jefferson Distrtct of Columb~a Kings & Richmond Alexandr~a,VA Man hattan: Franklvn Kimball Arllngton, VA Down town Mark C. Rosenbaum Falrfaz. County, VA John K. Hoyns Robert E. Spatt Maryland Richard B. Barnett Mid-Town Edward Bransilver New Jersey Edw~nC. Landis Stanley T. Lesser Northeast Area Eugene H. Gllmart~n Sam L. Abram North Area Vlctor E. D. King Peter P. Garam South Area Bernard A. Kannen Jon Y. Arnason Roger W. Kapp Pennsylvania Stephen A. George W~lllamR. Luney Harrisburg Area Charles E. Thomas Ir. A. Paul V~ctor Clearf~eldArea Richard A Bell Monroe Phill~pR. Fileri North East Area W~ll~amC. Cassebaum Nassau H Lee Blumberg North West Area R~chardA. Lev~ck Nlagara South East Area Alan G. Choate Onelda Frances E. Bilmes South West Area John C. Unkovlc Onondaga Ontario Virginia Garth E. Grlffith Orange Frances E. Bllmes Queens Kurt E. Richter West Virginia William H. Scharf Rockland I. Martin Cornell Schenectadv Totals Steuben-Chemung 'Does not Include alumnl in DC Metro Area Suffolk Valentine F. Parker Warren Thomas W. Biddle Wavne Thomas W. Biddle Westche~ter Ira 8.Rose Totals

'Does not include alumni in llsted count~es REGION 111 William E. Doster

Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars

REGION Ill W~llr~irnE Doster Charles I Averbook

lohn H Morrow

Arkansas Marron R Burton

Florida Br~anPatchen Southcast H Corat Moran Nor tlie.ist Melvyn H I-rurt Crt\, of Mrarn~ Brran ratchen South (excludes M~arnr) Brran Patchen Ea

Georgia Terrence L Croft Total Total Total Kentucky George E Dudlev Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars

Louisiana Ford M Graham REGION IV- Ohio Mississippi Dav~dClark Counties North Carolina Everette Noland Allen. Hardrn, \'an Wert Donald J. M'rtter Ashland 0. loseph Murray South Carolina Edward D Bucklev Auglalze, Mercer, Shelbv Edward S. Noble Belmont Xlrchael R. Thomas Tennessee Barry F Whrte Butler, Warren Robert A. Vaughn Totals Clark, Favette, Green, Robert A. Vaughn Champargn, Madrzon Clrnton. Bmwn, Clermont Robert A. Vaughn Columbrana. Carroll Cozhocton, Guernsev. Tuscarawaz Crawtord, R~chland.Morrow F Loval Bern~ller Cuvaho~a.Ceauga lnvrn J. Drnn Detrance, Henn, \%bod, Ravrnond G. Esch, Jr l'aulding, \%'rllrams Er~e,Huron. Sanduskv hfrchael R Fegen \ Franklrn, Fa~rtreld Charles S DeRous~e Ham rlton Iohn H P~nnc\ Hancoch, rutnam In. Ir LaPorte, Mrchrgan Crty Danrel t Le\\,~s,lr Mrshawaha R Wvatt Mick, Ir Muncrc Area Grcgonr A Hut trnan R~chrnond Wrll.ird G Bowen South Rend Arc,> Da\,rd B IYersrnan Terre H,ilrtc Mvrl 0 \Yrlhrnson Totals

'Does not ~nclude.ilurnnr In lrstcd crt~es REGION VII Duane Ilvedson

Total Total Total Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars

REGION VI-Illinois Christopher B. Cohen REGION VII Duane llvedson Gene H. Hansen lames W Rrehl

Counties Iowa LeRoy H. Redfern Cook Cedar Rapids john R. Carpenter D~strict1 Bvron H. Weis Des Mo~nes James L Krambeck District 2 Ben Bamow District 3 Gerald A. Ambrose Kansas Terry G. Paup D~strict4 Patricia McCarty Curtner W~ch~ta Terqr G.Paup D~strict4.5 Patricia McCarty Curtner District 5 David Bortman Minnesota lames W. Brehl D~str~ct6 Eric A. Oesterle Duluth-Northern Area Illchard R. Bums D~strict7 Ann C. Peterson Mlnneapolls Area Gordon B Conn, Jr D~str~ct7.5 Robert Oeveman St. Paul Area Geoffrey P. Jarpe Northeast Area LVill~amMcDowell, Jr. Southern Area Robert G. lohnson W~lmette D. Sidney Condit Evanston Lee N. Abrams Missouri Thomas E. Allen North Central Area Robert Katcher Kansas C~ty Stanlev P We~ner Northwest Area Jon Flor~a St. Louis Gary hl. Macek West &South Area Morgan Fi tch DuPage Willlam A. Kindorf Nebraska lohn P. Ford Lake Michael Noonan L~ncoln lohn P. Ford McHenry, Kane, DeKalb. Thomas J. Streit Omaha John P. Ford Kendall Boone, W~nnebago John McCarthy North Dakota Duane Hvedson Stephenson, Jo Daviess, James Nack Whiteside, Lee South Dakota lames A. Johnson Will. LaSalle. Livingston, Dennis Barron Kankakee Wisconsin Quinn 'A'. Martin Rock Island Marvin L. Schrager Mad~sonArea Henry, Bureau, Putnam, William Goebel M~lwaukeeArea Knov, Marshall, Henderson, Southeast Area Warren, Tazewell, McLean, Southern Area McDonough Northem Area Peoria Robert Strodel Macon Robert Winters Totals Sangamon Robert Stuart Champa~gn,Edgar, Clark, Coles Alfred Kreckman 'Does not ~ncludealumniIn listed c~ties Christian, Menard, Adams, Ronald W. Periard Morgan Crawford, Richland, Marion Harold Pennock St. Clair, Madison Ronald LV. Periard White, Franklin Ronald W. Periard Perry, Randolph, Jackson Walter Naumer Totals Total Total Total Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars - REGION Vlll Thomas R Rc~erle REGION X-Wayne-Oakland lonathan D Lowe Norman L \4'1nn Counties, Michigan John J. Lynch John I? Quinn Alaska lames M Powell lames C. VanDvke

Colorado Spencer T Den son Wayne County John J. Lvnch Boulder Spencer T Denlson D~str~ct1 Franc~sK. Newton Denver SpencerT Den~son D~str~ct2 Gerald L. Stoetzer D~str~ct3 George E. Parker. Ill Idaho Roger Mart~ndale D~str~ct4 Don A. Sch~emann D~stnct5 Joseph F. Page, 111 Montana George Bennett D~str~cth Barbara Rom D~str~ct: James M. Moore Nevada D~str~ctS Frank K. Zlnn D~str~ctQ Donald R. lolliffe Oregon Dav~dF Cargo rortland Stephen R hloore Sub-totals 1,067 612 137,,%4 50

Utah Oakland Counv lames C. \'an Dyke D~str~ct50 Donald F. Tucker Washington Claude Pearson D~str~ct55 Robert Z. Feldste~n Seattle lohn Matthews D~strict60 John T. Rogers Tacoma John C. Koukl~s D~str~ct65 S~dneyL. Frank East-Central Area Hanrev \Y Clarke D~str~ct70 R~chardKepes West-Northern Area D~str~ct,QO Slmcha Shapiro West-Southern Area Distr~ctF3 Alan P. Goldstem D~str~ctS5 Donald hl. Cutler Wyoming J.M~chael Hammer D~str~ct$7 Anne H. Hiemstra D~str~ctCIO Allan W. Ben Totals Sub-totals 'Does not Include alumn~In l~stedc~t~es or areas Totals

REGION IX Frederick W. Lambert REGION XI Richard C. Elconin Total Total Total Area Chairperson 4lumni Gifts Dollars

Region IX-California Frederick W. Lambert Total Total Total James I? Kle~nberg Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars M'~ll~amL. Cathe\, REGION XI-Michigan Richard C. Elconin Northern Area lames P Klelnberg 16' 4 5 192 50 Robert L. Segar Mar~nCounh~ Robert l Faux 2h 9 755 017 Counties ECwtBav Area Da\,~dK~rshman 59 20 3.905 00 Bav, Arenac Richard Leanan Central \!alley Area hl~chaelE Rarber 44 10 319 75 Geneqee, Lapeer Richard Behm San Franc~sco hlarh Penqkar 260 129 17,414 4s Huron, San~lac,Tuscola Karl E. Kraus Pen~nzula-SouthBav lanies L Copel,ind 72 3h 20,590 00 Lena~vee Prosser M. Watts. lr. L~\,~ngston David Hartsook Southern Area Willlam L. Cathey hlacom b Norman G. l'eslar Reverlv HIII~ Nancy Schauer hl~dland Bert Putts Long Beach Harman hl. Hitt Monroe \tl~lliamF. Braeuninger Los Angeles R~chardL. Soniniers Saglnaw Arthur T. L~ppert Orange County Michael D. Rub~n St Cla~r Sharon h.1. l'arrish Pasadena Da\,~dA. Ebershoff Shlawassee Clark Shanahan San D~ego Thomas F Melcli~or \\'ashtenaw Santa Barbara Wendy C. Lascher Ann Arbor Area Robert F Guenzel \pz~lant~ Robert F. Guenzel Totals Totals 'Does not ~ncludenlumn~ in I~stcdcities or areas REGION XIV Michael S. Knuths

Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollan

REGION XIV M~chaelS. Knuths Sarah A Margul~es

Arizona Theodore lullan 9' 1 S 300 00 Phoen~\Area Theodore Jul~an 12 53 7.RIl5 {Nl Tucson Area Freder~chDean 2 12 1.qq5 00

New Mexico Bruce D Black 23' 12 635.00 Albuquerque Timothy M. Sheehan 29 7 1,120.00 Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Oklahoma Frederick H. Miller 10' 10 880 00 REGION X11-Michigan William E. Wisner Oklahoma City Richard Riggs 18 14 1,355.00 lames R. Stariha Tulsa lohn R. Rarher 21 13 1,760 00

Counties Texas M~chaelS Knuths 60' 15 1.395 00 Dallas Muskegon lames R. Stariha loseph L McEntee, Ir 61 32 3,a36000 Houston Kent Lany J. Titlev Sarah A Margul~es 99 57 8,555 00 San Antonio Ingham Dav~dMcKeague Juan A Marquez -14 -1 50 00 Calhoun Suellvn Scamecchia Totals 504 227 429.510 00 Jackson William J. Marcoux Berrien lohn E. Dewane 'Does not Include alumni In listed cit~esor areas Kalamazoo Gregg E. Stover Van Buren, Cass, Branch, Herbert E. Phillipson, Jr. Hlllsdale. St. Joseph Ottawa Hannes Mevers, Jr. Allegan Lester 1. Tooman Ionia, Clinton, Barry, Eaton Ralph 0.W~lbur Mason, Lake, Oceana, Newaygo Robert D. Andrews, Ir. Mecosta, Isahella, Gratiot, Steven W. Martineau Montcalm Grand Traverse, Leelanau, E. David Rollert Benz~e,Manistee, Wexford Mlssaukee, Roscommon, Clare, Osceola, Gladw~n Antnm, Otsego, Crawford, Lowell A. Blumberg Kalkaska, Montmorency Alpena. Oscoda, Alcona, Ogemaw, losco Mackinaw, Emmett, Chebovgan, REGION xv Charlevoix, Presque Isle Elliott C. Miller Alger, Marquette, Luce, Walter L. Hansen Schoolcraft, Delta, Chippewa, Menominee Gogebic, Keweenaw, Houghton, David J. Lori Iron, Ontonagon, Baraga, Total Total Total D~ckinson Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars

Totals 1.137 620 575,677.27 REGION XV Elliott C. M~ller John S. Pfarr

Connecticut New London Area Milton L. Jacobson 0 5 § 430.00 Bridgeport-Stamford Area Ronald J. St. Onge 58 36 2,335.00 Hartford Area M~chaelR. Lev~n h2 49 5.805 00 New Haven Area Peter Kelly 26 I6 1,000 @@

Maine George B. Hefferan, Ir. 34 18 842 00

Massachusetts Franc~sE. Collins, Jr. 48' 19 1,315.75 Boston Area Robert M. Gault 101 36 2,835.00

New Hampshire Robert Wells 30' 15 1,q21.00 Keene 5 4 165.00 \ REGION XI11 Manchester 15 11 595.00 L Mervyn S. Gerson Rochester 5 3 215.00 Rhode Island Ernest D. Humphrevs 22 I6 1,775 00

Vermont Alan D Overton 21 8 433 00 Total Total Total - -- Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Totals 437 236 S19,hhh 75

REGION XIII-Hawaii MeynS. Gerson *Does not include alumni in listed c~tiesor areas Nancy Grekin

Cities H~lo 3 2 550.00 Honolulu 87 52 3,815 00 Kaneohe 1 - - Waipahu 2 - - Hanalei 1 - - Lihue 2 1 70.00 t'v'a~luku ---3 2 200.00 Totals 99 57 S4.135.00 Left to right: (front rozi?) Fred Roland Allaben, 1. Kay Felt, Terrence Perm, Gerald Stoetzer; Doztglas Ellnzann, Ezlelyn Lehman. Rozir 2. Roy F. Proffitt, Lois A. Richards, Ed~onrdCooper, Patricia M. Cztrtner, Ricl~ardS. Baker, Jonathan D. Lowe, Christoplrer B. Cohen, James Kleinberg, Donald Black, Horace Rodpers. Rozip 3. Allan Claypool, Ricllard Rohr, Mark Sticltel, Jolrrt B. Pinnev, John Nannes, John Pickering, George Cospar, Roy Christmnsen, Edruard Harris. Rozu 4. Ricltnrd May, Ricltnrd Elconin, Ricltnrd bdgers, Qziinn Martin, Gene Hansen, Morgan Fitch, Roger Frisch, Gerald Bader, Warren Elliott.

1981-1982 Comparisons by Region

------Number of Alumni Number of Gifts Total Dollars Region 1981 1982 1981 1982 1981 1982

I I1 111 Iv v VI VII VIII IX X XI XI1 XI11 XIV XV L (U.S. Possessions) LX (Foreign) Canada Belgium British Isles France The Netherlands Switzerland Rr West Germany Japan The Philippines All Other Countries Totals Class Summary of Gifts

Total Total No. in Average Percentage Total Dollars Class Class Agent Gifts Donors Class Gift Contributing for 1982 1906 Warren G. Elliott 1907 Warren G. Elliott 1908 Warren G. Elliott

Warren G. Elliott Warren G. Elliott Warren G. Elliott Warl-en G. Elliott Warren G. Elliott Warren G. Elliott Warren G. Elliott Warren G. Elliott Warren G. Elliott Charles L. Goldstein

1920 Warren G. Elliott 2 2 9 50.00 22.2 100.00 1921 Warren G. Elliott 7 5 16 1,167.14 31.3 8,170.00 1922 Warren G. Elliott 6 6 17 61.67 35.3 370.00 1923 Warren G.Elliott 7 6 19 128.57 31.6 900.00 1924 Warren G. Elliott 18 18 39 73.61 46.2 1,325.00 1925 Fred Roland Allaben 13 12 40 58.84 30.0 765.00 1926 Arnold T. Fleig 24 23 46 223.70 50.0 5,369.00 1927 Benjamin Safir 20 19 55 905.25 34.5 18,105.00 1928 Kenneth F. Kelly 34 32 71 141.91 45.1 4,925.00 1929 Warren G.Elliott 34 30 68 270.44 44.1 9,195.00

1930 Abraham Savotsky 32 30 77 101.68 39.0 3,254.00 1931 Lewis D. Wilson 47 45 93 125.31 48.4 5,890.00 1932 Shenvood Ake 46 45 86 431.95 52.3 19,870.00 1933 John D.B. Luyendyk 31 30 73 113.70 41.1 3,525.00 1934 Samuel G.Wellman 37 35 71 137.48 49.3 5,087.00 1935 Howard Gould 48 48 101 275.82 47.5 13,239.50 1936 Robert A. Choate 53 51 99 128.55 51.5 6,813.25 1937 Elijah Poxson, Jr. 54 53 113 170.66 46.9 9,215.75 1938 Gerald L. Stoetzer 57 55 119 152.39 46.2 8,686.25 1939 Menefee D.Blackwell 59 59 130 96.94 45.4 5,720.00

H. James Gram Robert A. Stuart John F. Scott, Jr. Richard Katcher Benjamin M. Quigg, Harold Elbert Edward S. Noble Robert K. Eifler Johnnie M. Walters 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 1982 1960 E. Roger Frisch 133 124 263 $ 126.95 47.1% $ 16,884.40 1961 William S. Farr 140 136 268 143.31 50.7 20,064.56 1962 L. William Schmidt 160 154 266 156.36 57.9 25,018.81 1963 John W. Galanis 191 184 364 166.86 50.5 31,871.27 1964 Thomas E. Palmer 144 142 324 132.86 43.8 19,132.74 1965 Terrence Croft 163 162 326 127.76 49.7 20,825.43 1966 Fred E. Schlegel 191 185 378 115.21 48.9 22,005.62 1967 Christopher B. Cohen 242 212 381 134.39 55.6 32,522.48 1968 Allen D. Field 209 203 348 122.80 58.3 25,666.82 1969 W. Timothy Baetz 198 191 387 103.05 49.4 20,405.00

Robert 0. Welfald David LeFevre Terrance G. Perris Frank W. Jackson Thomas F. Koernke Terrence G. Linderman Elizabeth Leigh Snyder George A. Vinyard Robert D. Santos Michael J. Quinley

1980 Alan J. Knauf 1981 Andrea Beggs 1982 Douglas Ellmann

Class Totals 6,081 5,850 13,793 812,125.51

Students (SFF) 116 114 Non-Alumni 533 369

Non-Alumnl Totals 649 483 315,773.55

GRAND TOTALS 6,730 6,333 $1,127,899.06

1982 Sources of Distribution of Gifts Non-Alumni Contributions

$1,000 and over Donors Gifts Dollars 500 to 999 200 to 499 Memorials 93 106 $ 35,499.60 100 to 199 Matching Law Firms 26 59 12,310.00 50 to 99 Matching Corporations 189 294 70,073.49 25 to 49 Foundations & Trusts 10 12 133,725.00 11 to 24 Students 114 116 5,105.00 10 Other -5l -62 59,060.46 Less than $10 483 649 $315,773.55 Gifts-in-Kind Thousand Dollar Cities

City and State Amount City and State Amount City and State Amount

Detroit, MI Troy, MI Erie, PA Chicago, IL Muskegon, MI Anchorage, AK New York, NY Flint, MI T~ilsa,OK Tarrytown, NY Hartford, CT Providence, R1 Ann Arbor, MI Phoenix, AZ Buffalo, NY Washington, DC Miami, FL Mount Clemens, MI Pittsburgh, PA Akron, OH Ypsilanti, MI Los Angeles, CA Dallas, TX Concord, NH Southfield, MI Saint Joseph, MI London, England Grand Rapids, MI Minneapolis, MN Beverly Hills, CA Cleveland, OH Honolulu, HI Grosse Pointe, MI San Francisco, CA Atlanta, GA Palo Alto, CA Cedar Rapids, IA LaJolla, CA Battle Creek, MI Cincinnati, OH Seattle, WA Elkhart, IN Birmingham, MI Dayton, OH Lexington, KY Pebble Beach, CA Philadelphia, PA Monroe, MI Lansing, MI Grosse Pointe Farms, MI Ishpeming, MI Bloomfield Hills, MI Jackson, MI Oklahoma City, OK Princeton, NJ Rochester, NY Newport Beach, CA Kansas City, MO Benton Harbor, MI Gainesville, FL Houston, TX Zurich, Switzerland Bethesda, MD Denver, CO Fremont, MI Larchmont, NY Indianapolis, IN Walnut Creek, CA Albuquerque, NM Bay CIty, MI Boston, MA Santa Clara, CA Saint Paul, MN Sun City, AZ Hammond, IN Columbus, OH Fort Lauderdale, FL Omaha, NE Toledo, OH Madison, WI Muskegon Heights, MI Midland, MI Saglnaw, MI Albion, MI Canton, OH Portland, OR Lake Worth, FL Milwaukee, WI Columbia City, IN Paris, KY Dearborn, MI Wh~tePlains, NY Burlingame, CA Naples, FL Fullerton, CA Menlo Park, CA Saint Louis, MO Des Moines, IA Columbus, IN Kalamazoo, MI Kenilworth, NJ Metairie, LA Fort Wayne, IN Tucson, AZ Incline Village, NV Stuart, FL Pontiac, MI Wichita, KS San Diego, CA Tops Among Classes-1982 Highest Highest Percentage Most Donors Most Gifts Most Dollars Average Gift of Contributors

Tops in Percentage of Participation Tops in Percentage of Participation (States, Cities, Areas, or Subregions (States, Cities, Areas or Subregions of more than 20 Alumni) of fewer than 20 Alumni)

Area Participation Area Participation

Cook County, Illinois, District 1 Terre Haute, Indiana Washtenaw County, Michigan, Ann Arbor Area Oneida County, New York Berrien County, Michigan Warren County, New York Hartford Area, Connecticut Wayne County, New York Wayne County, Michigan, District 6 Clinton, Brown, Clermont Counties, Ohio Montgomery, Preble Counties, Ohio Jefferson, Harrison Counties, Ohio Seneca, Wyandot Counties, Ohio Richmond, Indiana Westchester County, New York Hammond, Indiana Rhode Island North Central Cook County, Illinois Wayne County, Michigan, District 5 Evansville Area, Indiana Midland County, Michigan LaPorte, Michisan City, Indiana Monroe County, New York Mishawaka, Indiana Wayne County, Michigan, District 8 Keene, New Hampshire Hamilton County, Ohio Auglaize, Mercer, Shelby Counties, Ohio Oakland County, Michigan, District 60 Oklahon~aCity, Oklahoma Cook County, Illinois, District 3 Des Moines, Iowa Kansas City, Missouri Oakland County, Michigan, District 87 Oakland County, Michigan, District SO Southwest Area, Pennsylvania Amount of t Contributions Amount Contributed by Alumni by Alumni 61Amount Contributed bv Non-Alumni and Non-Alumni

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Non-Alumni bNumber of Non-Alumni Contributions Contributions I LAW SCHOOL FUND CONTRIBUTORS

ALABAMA Lcl\vt-enceD. Mattice Carmel Los Altos John H. Oliph,~nt Birminghani Donald D. Meyers R~chal-dW. tl,>rl-ett Laddy H. Cross Ronald I.. Olson Douglas W. Emel-ich No!-man L. Miller \.Vill,lrd D. Hoot Harvey N. Kulir O'Melveny & Myerh John H. Morrow Richard A. Millet Clial-les R. Linton Los Angeles John A. Paync, Ir. L. Vastine Stahle~,Jr. Southwest Fol-est lndustl Corona Del Mar Chal-les A. Adamek Steven Forhe.; Pfl.ium Bohhy C. Underwood Willlam K. Strong Rich'lrd E. Gilfillan El-win i\dlel J.lmes G Philllpp Decatur Gerald D. Tuppel liobert P Kneeland lames N. Adlt.1- Ceolge Willi'im Pilling William M. Elrod, ]I-. Prescott Costa Mesa Sidney D. Amster Fr.ink Ponce Mobile Mri. Ed\vard H. Boyle How,ll-d C Hsy A. Victor /\ntola, Ji. Jerome F. Prewornik Theodore L. HAII Scottsdale M~chaelD. Rubin Atlantic Richtield Foundation Morton & Marguertte Robel-t E. Henderson Paul H. Karr Edward D. Sybesma, Jr Herhen t A. Be] nhard Rosenield University Jean & John W. Kelly Culver City \Yllliarn B. Bilmingh,im Alan & Geol-pn.1 Rotlienberg Thom~sL. Jones William H. Messinger 11- Elijdh Po~son, Carter Hawley Hale Stores Patrick Gzchael Anderson 11.. Inc. Susan Amy Schwirnme~- Flank E. Lelvellell Davis Ronald H. Bussev Ray L. & Alice B Potte~ W~lllamL. Catlie),, Jr Secut-ity Fac~flcChar~Lahle Roger L. Gambateze Hon. Victor D. earlson Sun City West Alan D CI-oll Foundatran Roger C. Connot- Luke K. Cooperrider Douglas City Larvience W. Dam John B. She)-lcll Aa1-on D. Groi5rnan Robert L. Er1stai~gh Tucson James H. Denison Charle$ M Shumaker, I11 Shelld Gallagher Downey 11-w~nJ. Deutch Rohert A. Siege1 M.Russel Holland Roger S. Huerhach James L. McCormtck Rohert M Simpson Rlchard M. Bilby Willidrn C. Dt\on Roqer F. Holmes Encino Mitchell J. Dunitz Richard Lee Sornrners Rohel-t H. Hume, Jr. Henl-y R. B~shop Calvin A. B~-o\vn Hel-hert J. Bech Paul Taylor Dye Arthur L. St,isho~ver Peter I. Maassen Edsell M. Eadv. Tr Louis R. Ste~n Frederick S. Dean Alan F. Kane , , Jeffl-ey B. McCombs Paul T. Nowak, Jr D.iv~dA. Ehel-.;hotf Bruce M Stigl~tz D. John McKL1y Barbara P. Heaney Sandra L. Stohrer Harold 0 Love Aaron E. Shelden Peter L Eppinga Steven R. Pot-tel- Escondido Alan I. Epstein Charles V. Thornton James M. Powell Richard R. Lovlngel The Tlcor Found,itlon J David Mackstallet- Dennis Pe'irce Kelly Ralph H. Erick5on Dawd B. Ruskln S. Jack Fen~gstein The T~mesMirror Company Carney Matheson Fremont Cordon J. Tans Lyle L. Lopus Allen D. Field Challes Frederick Tln~ms,]I Robel-t A. May Bruce A. Vt~iokour Richard D. Thalet- Fresno First Interstate B,incorp Bethel Wickenburg Donald H. Ford Halold S. Voegelln Charles T. Klein Debolah Pobvell tlighsmith I-ion. Chr-istophcr Cooke Hdrvey R. Flledman Douglas J. Wallis Fullerton lrvlng Fuller Robel-t B. Wessl~ng Fairbanks Edwal-d & Rhoda Coldstein Wallet- Sczudlo Ph~l~pJ. C.lnz Robert J. Whlte Garden Grove Getty Oil Company Sandra K Williams Juneau Willlam B. Whitlocv James B. Eladley Suzanne Balaze Cifford Kenneth Sung I-loi Wong ARKANSAS Gardena Albelt S. Colbert Malibu John B. Caguine Heber Springs Cayle Ann Moretskl Louis A. Kwrkel- Leon L. Cordon Frank M. Guntcr li~chardL. Eckhart G!end.de Kenneth W Graham, Jr. Marina Del Ray Hot Springs Wendell B. Will Thomas J. Creene Ronald F Blot Amos M. Plnkerton Greenbrae Wllll.im N. Greene Richard P. Slicolnck Little Rock Chal-les A. Dunkel MI-. & Mrs. Willtam E Menlo Park ARIZONA Ma]- on 8. Burton Gene C. Hopkin< Guthner, Jr. Carefree Jullan Caplan Philip E Kaplan Robert J. Sammts Rlchard H. Guthl-le Enviiotech Foundat~on Richard McCol-mack Mountain Home Highland Irving L Halpern Thomas W. Fold Green Valley Kenneth F. Kelly Paul F. Mordy Thomas L. Harnsberger MI-. & Mrs. Joseph Roy Seiger Waltel- C. Creene Pine Bluff Robel-t 5. Harrlngton Mill Valley Hollywood Dean Michael H'i111s James R. Rood Robel-t H. Holmes Kit-by A. Scott Richard M. Helzherg Litchfield Park State University \Yilllam D. Herz Thomas \Y. Lacchl~ Huntington Beach John B. & Wanda W. Hoilck Arden E. FII-estone Luis F Rod,-iguez C. Wllliam Cal-lson, JI-. Sterling L. Ros%,Jr. Mesa Kel~chlroIma~ lrvine Ernest H. Johnson Monterey Park Willlam H. M,illender Charles W. Unsworth Arthur Y. Honda Phoenix Alvln S Kaufer La Canada M~chaelF. Keeley Nevada City Robert C Bate.; CALIFORNIA Lo]-I K. Adamek Raymond R. Kepner Rlchal-d N Camphell Leo R. Beus Don I. Johnson Newbury Park Agoura Warren J. Kessler Roger J Blake Stephen L. Jones George Klmball James MacKlnnon Richard S. Hawley Ronald \N. Carmlchael Lafayette Phillp Ian Klein Newport Beach Douglas R. Chandler Belvedere MI-. & MI-s. Walker Peddicor C. Douglas Kranwinkle Rohert M. Barton Mal-y Z. Chandler R~chat-dM. Adams Laguna Beach Rohert B. Kt-ueger Lawl-ence G. Beckel George T. Cole Berkeley Frcderlck W. Ldmbert Karen Heath Clark Larry V. Cronln Thomds E. Clinton William K. Muir, Jr. C.ily Edward Shoffner Rohert Michael Lloyd Rlcliard E Klng, Ir. Davld D. Dodge William James Scanlon Loeb & Loeb Foundat~on Carl tl Lclter Richard L. Epling Peter J. Wittkuhns Laguna Hills Jrack Y H. Yuen Slmon M Lo]-ne Paclhc Mutual Fred Christian Fathe Beverly Hills Rlchard N. Lowen Geoigett'l A. Wolft Terry E. Fenzl Warvey A. Howard Laguna Niguel Frederick E. MacArtliul N~ckE. Yocca David R. Fmzet- Davtd C. Johnson John H. Maynard Jamc%W. Malsbury Robert C. Hackett Phllip A. Young Northridge Jonathan Alee Kaip Charles K. Ma]-quis Tlioniac J. Shannon Ke~lhA. Haten Willlam B. Rees La Jolla Neil G McC,irroll William S. Hawgood, I1 Simon F. Coleman Oakland James A. Rlce Chal-les E McCormlck pat^-ick 1. Beclie~e~ Laul-ens L. Henderson Mark J. Richardson Waldo K. Grelner Michael J. McHale Robert C. Jamieson Jack I. Levy Pete1 A. Be~nald Stanley Zah Wllllam J. Meeske Halry B. Endqlcy, I11 Theodore A. Julian Burbank Long Beach Donn B. Miller Roland R. Kruse Meredith N. End,lcy Ronald Jean Cayo Robert E. Aitken Thoma, E. Millel- Richard J. Hedfey Thomas J. Lang Joseph F. DiMento M. David Mlnnlck Langeiman Foundation J. Miller Leavy David Kirqhman Burlingame Clark Heggeness Jame.; K. M~tsumorl Alan J. Sternhe]-g Samuel Langerman Harman M. Hitt Ronald J. Neszim Anthony F Leone Paul E. Basye Nuhar T'~,l.;lijian Calabasas tlon. & MI-s. Frederick A. William R. Nichol'\s Oceanside Stanley Lubin Kepka Chat-les F. Niemcth Thomas A. Mlller Davld M. Lul-le Martin C. Recchuite Joqeph F. McLellan Occldcntal Petroleum Ralph E. Mahowald, ]I-. Carlsbad Chat-itahlc Foundation, Inc. John C Ma%on Robert M. Dahlho Orange Chrl>topher Paul.;en Uerk.1 N. Richard Smith COLORADO Golden Willlam J St~ner I:. Stephen Moye~ IHohart McK. B~rm~ngliam D'irryl L. Snrdcl Aspen Won. LV~n.;ton W. Wolv~ngton John R. P.irker Ceorgc P Bischof John R Spark5 Jamei Bulkley Grand Junction Orangevale Pliil~pW. Boe~clie Rohert B. Stringer Aurora judrtli L. Te~chm'in H,AII-~GI-iff Rich.ird A. Elhreclit Boothe Frnanc~alCol-p. Philip W. Hopkln. Robel t E. B~I-ton Robert P T~ernan W~lliamD. Pr'ikken Oxnard 0. Declan J. O'Donnell KIIh E. R~del- John J. Owen+ Dougla, G. Bovcn J'ime, Tingle John C. Brewer I:on E. Humpli~ey,Ir. Keith B. Hook Wdltel. J, Jason Tohn \Y. \,\'atl~ng,JI. Jon tlcnl-y Kouha Dan~elH 151-acl Greens Farms Mrcliael i. Ki-,i.;.;ner Santa Clara D.i\rid R. Johnzon Sacramento Blacken C. O'Neill ILl~chaelE. Barhcr Fred C. Krivono.; Lynn M LoPi~ch~ G~-efio~yA. Ke,irn> Greenwich Stephen J. Meyer Richard N. L~ght M~chaelH. M~I-II.: Hon. Geol-ge E. Lohl- ~M~cli~g,inL.IW Al~rmn~of L,iw~enceC. Loszing Santa Monica John M. Long\v,iy Hugh A. Garnett C.il~fol-n1.1 Ronald L. & C,i~-r~eC. L i~d\\'~g\,Vrll~am J. Dritsai Cl,iyton K. M,imniel Herbel-t C. Houson John M. MUI-r,i), R~cha~dB. M'idden L'iwrence N. Halpe~tn Hon. R~cli,irdP Mat>cli Jolin E. Klein D'ivid Y. Stanley F~ederickM.ilian \V. Rich,ird tiellel- G,ile T. ivlille~ Guilford San Bernardino blelvyn I. h4,irk C;e~~ldF. Ro>enl,latt Mount.i~n Bell W~ll~drnA. Chlldress W~llialiiFlory J. Fz-ank McCahe, II Santa Paula 6.11-)fL. Nahar.1do Hartford San Diego J Thoma5 McCLilthy Robel-t R. Anderion C. E. Op~cnneer James L Ackerman Walter 1-1 Allm,~n 1 Brucc h4cCubb1ey C. Riri.;ell Klns \V~lli~in~M. Peek Actn'i L~fe& C,isu;ilt!; \'V~ll~amS. Danna~cli J.irne\ L McDon'ild Santa Rosa hl~ur-leeIIeuler Fo~nd~ition,Inc. Stephen E. B~-a\vnc~ Col. Philip G. Meeng, Rohe~t I. F F. Mclcli~o~ I:rcli,ir-d W.Odger, ~l-1~111ti. porter E. R~ik\\J.lt~-ou, John S. Pt,i~-r loicph I\ hil~lclicn Mol-ton H Orcnstern Tracy Gilhe~t M. \,Ve.-.t.i \Vill,i~-dF. P~nney,Jr. Rohcrt C. Ne'il Anthony I. Pagano J. K~ngzleyChxIeLiyne Lucy M.i~,li Yce r\i~.;. D.i\,~dD. Rln:: Micli,iel L Glenn Dcile \\I. \"ln\Vinkle l'at11 E. Alider5on Jon.ith,in I?I~I~ John F. rn\vell DLi\,~dE. Dxvyer I;. Steven It. \V~nhlc.r Torn~iiy Ansell Fr,inL I-I. Robel t. West Covina Clia~lekH,1i1 Tocld I. /\n\oli Will~~irnH \,llood. JI Erncild I\. Sl~ihtet New Britain Randolf H. Aires Ed\v.ird C. Cr,iy Rotraud bl. Pe~.ry Joseph C. Zetiqerlc, I11 Jolin S. Black, Jr. Harry L, i-\lbreclit James LV. Greene, I1 Arthur Peter, Jr. Lynda S. Zenterle John C. Jaynes, Jr. Hon. Joan V. Arrowsmith \Varren 5. Cr~mes Jeffrey M.Petl-ash Mrs. Iicit~oldZirkin New Canaan Richard A. Baenen Darrel J. Grinstead Rickard F. Pfizenmayer Ed~wdrdH. Walworth, Jr. Nora A. Baile 1 Hatvey Jones Gunderaon Leo H. Phillips, Jr. New Haven Donald M. Baler Joyce Trimble G\vadz John H. Pickering Robert Lee Berchem William F. Bavinger, 111 Edwin K. Ha11 R~itliW. Picknell Leonard J. Baxt FLORIDA Stanley N. Bergman David 1. Harfeld George McNahl. Pond Boca Raton John J. Esposito, Sr. Richard Becker Philip J. tla~.ter Sc~muelliarris Press Richard L. Hershatter Dennis P. Bedell Mary M. Hendriksen Burton L. R'~inii Charles J. A\,erhooh Ho\val-d A. Jacobs John H. Beisner Richard J. Higginh Alan Ra\l\\tid Gerald A. Cora Gerald H. Kahn Ale~anderE. Bennett Frazer C. Hilder Wand,i 1, Reif tlo~wardA. MilYc. Steven B. Berlin John C. Reitz Rohert J. Sclirnier Peter A. Kelly James R. Hol~way John C. Thomas Cleaveland J. Rice, Jr. Ma1-y F. Berry Scott William Howe I' ' I In Iean Rettn1,in David E. Richheimer James R. Bieke Thomas W. Hova ;Zpii D,Rich Boynton Beach Delos P. Bassinger 6. Lance Satterteig Floyd D. Birdzell Leon E. Irish ' Julia Rankin Richa~dson Richard K. Snyder Stephen F. Black lames K. Jackson John 1, Riffer Cecil H. Ha'1.s Cheever Tyler William Ku1.t Black Thomas David Johnston Stark Ritcliie tI. Winston H,itlia\way Noank Richard 1. Bloch Mr. 8z Mrs. \Yilli~niD. Jones Carl Roherts Bradenton Nancy Meier Lipper Susan Low Bloch William S. Jordan, 111 Janies A. Ro7er.; Mark S. Andrew3 Norwalk Stephen A. Bodzin Louise R. Jung RoL.ert F. Rotlick Roy A. P1,itiI William F. Herlihy Alfred V. Boerner, Jr. Barbora Kacir Gerald M. Rosherg Clearwater Robert L. Bombaugh Randall R. Kaplan Steven Howard Rosenbai~m Denn~sG, Ruppel Old Greenwich William C. Brashares Regis Valentine Robert H. Kapp L,i\vrence J. Ross Coral Gables Nathaniel P. Breed, Jr. Hon. Shiro Kashiwa M~I.CUSA. Rowden Rcilpli E. Boyer Putnam Mon. IYilliam hd. Brodliead Benny L. Kass Monica R. H, %ye RoL.ert M. B~.,ike N~cliolasA. Longo Nency 6. Broff Sally Katzen Ceorge D. Ruttlnger Lynn \Y. Fromberg Ridgefield Herbert H. Brown James M. Kefauver Jerry W, Ry.in Malcolni H. Fromberg William W. Blunt Russell John Bruemmer D~viphtB. Kin% Jr. Richard A. Samn Alfred M. Swiren Lawrence Hirsch Elizabeth Ann Campbell Ralp i L K~\slc Mark R. ~;indstt!om Daytona Rowayton Bruce M. Chadwick Diane C. Klinke Douglas Scarif E. \Yilliam Crotty The Continental Group Steven B. Chameides Jeffrey Davis Komaroxv Frederick C. Scliafr~ck Gerald B. Fincke Foundation, Inc. Milo G. Coerper Edward Joseph Krauland Holvard M. Schmeltzet- Delray Beach Southport James Hillson Cohen Brock R. Landry James F. Schoener George E. Diethelm William C. Loud, Jr. Kenneth S. Colburn Ian D. Lanoff Michael Scott Edwin G. Miller Stamford Mary Irene Coombs Paul A. Leder James Patrick Shaughnessy Charles L. Cope, 11 Dunedin David F. Babson, Jr. Diane C. Leliman Lawrence I. Sherman Thomas W, Ruggles John Arner Coury Jeffrey S. Lehman C atilnSton... Shields St. Clair Oswald Davis Fort Lauderdale Howard h4. Frankenberger Covineton & Burline Peter C. Lesch ~angl&R. Shook ~ennGhA. Cox Douglas B. Levene Poul J. Anderson General Sienal Corn. Harvey 1. Shuln?an Rohert S. McCormich Great ~orGiern~ekoosa Corp Kent Gordon Cprek David Matthew Levy Janice Slegel Hon. George W. Crock Tr. Edward P Levy Don,ild B. Medalie Michael 6. McLearn Ronald A. Siegel Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. moo re McCormack Resources. A. Blair Crownover Michael M. Levy Kristin Ann Siegestnund David Thomas Dasef Robert J. Lewis, Jr. Miltenberger Inc. Joel N. Simon John H. Oltman Arnold M. Nemirow David W. DeBruin Jerome B. Libin Jeffrey R. Small G. Milton C. Denbo Kenneth H. Liles Stanley Smilack Kenneth Stevens Robert F. Phel~s.Ir. 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Isackson Don N R~ngsmutli Hampton Bays The Chase Manhattan gank W. Lawrence loachini Hugh B. Mu~r Douglas R. Penny Robert D. Rippe, Jr C~tibank Bruce Carlton Johnson Edmond Morrison Robinson Benjamrn Osuna Hempstead Carol M. Kanarek H. Leslie M'illiarns Michael J Close James A. Rod ers Burton C. Agata Consolidated Edison Company Gary Philip Kaplan Mark ~liarlesffosenblum Carlsbad Huntington of New York, Inc. Roger W Kapp Myer Rosenberg Rosenman Colin Freund Lewis William H. Braun, Jr Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Cook Herman Kautnian & Cohen Corrales Valentine F Parker Joel E. Cooper I. Hayes Kavanagl~ Gerald E. Ross John F. Chaney Ithaca Coopers & Lybrand Richard L Kay Davrd Max Rub~n Gallup John F. Burton, Jr. Foundahon Hon. Amalva L Kearse Sharon E. Rubinstem Walter F Wolf, Jr. Jackson Heights Charles S. Craig Marc J. ~eAnedy Jeffrey A. Ryan Guadalupita Wallace M. Germain Cravath Swaine & Moore Robert J. Klieel Michael J. Ryan Terry A Mossnian Jarnestown Foundation Franklvn Davis K~mball Andrea Sachs Hobbs H. James Abdella Thomas L. Creel Karen J. Kirclien St. Joe Minerals Corp. Lawrence H. Johnson Mark I. Hampton Peter M. Crew Marc S. Klrschner R~chardH. Sauer Las Cruces Kenneth T Tohnson Richard F. Currey Charles H. Kivett Joel Scharfstcin Ronald Klempner Charlotte Greentield Johnsburg Kenneth B. Cutler John T. Sclirn~dt Richard R. Dailev lohn T. Klue Charles G. Schott, 111 Roswell Ira W. Levy Peter Vasil~~arrbw john C. ~oqter Stuart D. Shanor Robert Peter Sclireiner Johnson City Walter L. Dean Rosalind Jacova Krakauer William J. Schrenk, Jr. San ta Fe Robert M Eckelberger Peter F. DeGaetano Willlam Krupman Robert G. Schuur Bruce D. Black Lake Success Peter H. DeHaas Robert G. Kuhbacli Andre A. Schwartz Campbell Byrd & Black The Arnold & Mary Lehman Deloitte Hask~ns6: Sells Gerald J. Laba David Scliwartz Foundat~on, Richard L. C. Virtue Foundation Foundation Diane A. Lebedeff Inc James R. Zuckerman M~chaelC. Devine Corynne A. Lebetkrn Ja~iiesM. Scliwartz Larchrnont Thomas A. Dieterich Evelyn J. Lehman Max J Scliwartz Ira B. & Katherine Rose The DLJ Foundation Susan L. Lesinski Murray B Scliwartzberg NEW YORK Lockport Donovan Le~sureNewton & Stanley T. Lesser Arthur A. Segall Albany Rrcliard N Leln lrvrne Foundation, Inc. Michael J. Lev~n Gary D. Sesser John A. Beach Long Island City Richard M. Dorado R~ch~udArthur Lev~lie Donald B. Shafto Douglas S. Dales, Jr. Chi-En Liang Dun & Bradsh-eet Corp., Loews Foundatton Glenn A. Shannon Richard J. Dorsey Mineola Foundation Diana M. Lopo Ralph Shapiro Howard Anthony Jack Myron Amer Alexander b1. Dye Willlam R. Luney Stanley K. Shap~ro Donald A. MacHarg Elliott M. Epste~n Bruce W. Eaken, Jr. Gregory A. Lunt Robert R. Shearer Mr. & Mrs. Hastings MOI-se Herbert M. Le~man Albert D. Early William J. MacNaughton Alv~nV. Shoemaker Cornelius D Murray Herbert W. Solomon Gordon L. Elicker Manufacturers Hanover Peter R. Sllvernian Amityville Terrence A. Elkes Foundation Marla G. Simpson Mount Kisco Robert J. E stem Laurence Stephen Markowitz H. Lee Blumberg Mary B. Goodhue Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & The ~qultagleLife Assurance Hon. Leah R. Marks Flom Armonk Naples Susan R. Shimer Society of the United States Malcolm E Martin Milton D. Solomon Emma Rae Mann Jones John W. Erickson Edward Jolin Martineck Squibb Corporatron Binghamton Hugh M. Jones, Jr. Exxon Educat~onFoundation Joseph F. McDonald Erik J. Stapper Floyd H. Larvson, Jr. Newark Marsena M. Farris George C. McKinnls Jeffl-ey S. Stein Frank C. Shaw Thomas W. Biddle Martin R. Fine Peter Arthur Meilke Kenneth D. Stein Bronx New City Robert B Fiske, Jr. Maureen C. Me~nert Lisa Ste~nbe~g Mlguel Angel Rodriguez J. Martln Cornell George S. Flint Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & James Lamont Stengcl Robert D. Santos Arthur E. Moskoff Stephen B Flood Smith, Inc. Stanley G. Stiansen Brooklyn New York John M. Forelle Mr. & Mrs Archie A. Frank B. Stone Stephen John Freld Prudence B. Abram Peter W. Forsythc Messenger Donald F. Stubbs Edward Lavelle Hall Sam L. Abram Barry I. Frederlcks Metropolitan Life Foundatlon Sullivan & CI-oniwcll Barley H. Kuklin Susan M. Abrams Nadezhda Freedman David C. Miller Jeffrey Er~cSussk~nd Richard J. Reiman Steven G. Adams Stuart D. Freedman Ross Miller David W. Swanson Barry L. Zaretsky Barry A. Adelman Alan G. Friedman Mob11 Foundation, Inc. Karen May Switt Buffalo A. Peter Adler E. Roger Frisch Edward Thomas Moen, I1 Lawrence D. Switt Willram A. Ba~n,Jr. American Brands, Inc. Lawrence D Fruchtman W~ll~arnM Moldoff Thomas N. Talley John C. Barber, Jr. American Telephone & Peter P. Garam W~ll~amS Moodv Steven T. Tenenbaum James M. Beardsley Telegraph Company Tames V. Gargan Morgan Guaranty Trust Arbie R. Tlialacker Allen H. Beroza Amstar Corporation Peter J. Gzrtlarid Company of New York Michael J. Thomas Gary S. Bittner Debra Ann Arnibrusler Elliot S. Gerber Charles Myncder Time, Inc. Earl Kenneth Cantwell, I1 Jon Y. Arnason Davld Llndsay Glanz Gordon L. Nash Edward R. Tinsley Donald S. Carmichacl Errc Asmundsson Stephen A. Glasser National Bank of North Leonard Toborokf Robert J. Hodgson Richard F. Babcock, Jr. Roger A. Goldman America Lawrence C. Tondcl Hugh M Jones John C. Ba~ty Donald S. Goler Natronal Dist~llers& Chem~cal Nancy Jean W~climan Bernard J. Kennedy Henry D. Baldwin Jonathan Ives Golomb Corp. Trowbridge

Bruce R. LeMar Gettysburg Edmund M. Carney Tunkhannock John L. Sobieskl, Jr. William E. Jetter Thomas C. Cochran, Jr. Davis R. Hobbs Memphis Terrence Georae Linderman John B. Keith Charles C. Cohen Villanova Henry 13. Hancock Sarah Ann ~~gul~es George Mark McAleenan, Jr Greensburg Anthony S. DeFrank Howard R. Lurie Fermon C. Sewell Thomas J. Donnell Barry F. Wh~te Joseph W Morrls Rabe F. Marsh Wayne Charles E. Nadeau Harrisburg Henry W. Ewalt, IK Benjam~nK. Harris Millington John P. Fernsler Thomas Anthony Lawrence John B. Neibel Paul E. Clouser Robert W. Hess Gordon Earle Nichols Joseph Page Mafer Robert G. Geeseman Wellsboro Nashville Stephen A. George Charles G. Nickson E. William Oakland Edward H. Owlett Robert M. Heller David F. Nitschke Carroll Purdy, Jr. Gary L. Goldberg Wilkes-Barre Hospital Cor of America Gulf Oil Foundation of Robert F. Ochs Charles E. Thomas Harold Rosenn Lawrence E, eevine Pennzoil Company Charles E. Thomas, Jr. Delaware Alan Saium John Campbell Harmon Willow Grove John Joseph Powers Haverford Gaylen J. Byker Ronald P. Sol tman H. J. Heinz Company David Vincent Marshall 5. Redman Francis R. Grebe Foundation Wyncote Kurt G. Schreiber Hershey Jane E. Helppie Mrs. Asa D. Kenned John E. Shannon Burton B. Hendricks F. Chalmers Houston, Jr York Mvron M. Sheinfeld Johnstown William McC. Houston Robert J. Stewart ~6ellCompanies Foundation, Robert L. Blough James F. lsrael TEXAS Inc. I. Samuel Kaminsky Marten R. Jenkins Amarillo Samuel I. Shuman 1. Phillips Saylor Paul R. Jenkins Paul W. Eaton, Jr. Joel L. Stocker Maurice J. Shadden Thomas R. Johnson RHODE ISLAND Frank T. O'Brien. Tr. Charles J. Sullivan Austin The Superior Oil Company Wayne G. Wolfe James L. Kammert Barrington King of Prussia Dominic B. King Jack M. Burkett Jeffrey A. Tucker Henry M. Swan Owen T. Kinney Mr. & Mrs. Roland B. Voight Stuart N. Cohen Charles G. Knox Providence Meadville Koppers Company Foundation Beaumont Charles W. Wexler, Jr. Richard W. Billings Barton D. Whitman Robert B. Dornhaffer R. Arnold Kramer John H. Blish James D. McNicholas John H. Kunkle, Jr. Colleyville Lance C. Winchester Middletown Robert Clifton Bruns ~erleC. Witham James B. Pannebaker Richard C. Lam Joseph Patrick Curran Thomas F. Qulnn, Jr. Thomas A. Lazaroff Dallas Humble New Castle Robert W. Edwards, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John 0.Hoyt Robert E. Jamison Alan Z. Lefkowitz Eugene V. Higgins American Airlines. Inc Norristown Robert L. Logan Stephen Lee Howard James L. Baumoel McAllen M. Paul Smith Michael M. Lyons Ernest D. Humphreys Lackland H. Bloom, lr. Harry L. Hall John A. Matta James L. Burton Alberto A. Munoz, 11 Oil City William J. McCormick Gilbert Inde lia Benjamin G. McFate Tames P. ~elfv Scott R. Craig San Antonio M. Bruce McCullough John K. DeLay, Jr. Arthur Yao Quaker State Oil Refining Thomas H. McIntosh ~hesterstephen Labedz, Corporation John K. Mclntvre Arthur W. Dulemba, Jr. Waco Hon. Glenn E. Mencer Louis M. Dyll Philadelphia Robert W. Shadd Erwin A. Elias H. Fred Mercer, Jr. Edward M. Watson Beverly Kenyon Goulet Jamie B. Bischoff Rea P. Miller, Jr. Bruce H. Hallett Lawrence S. Coburn Richard J. Munsch Warwick Helen B. Fallon Halliburton Foundation, Inc James A. Corrodi K. Sidney (Casey) Neuman Frederick L. Hamric UTAH L. Garrett Dutton, Jr. Richard H. Nimtz Francis P. Hubach, Jr. Stephen Allen Edwards William R. Nuernberg James M. Klancnik Park City S. Jonathan Emerson Nathan K. Parker, Jr. Michael S. Knutlis H. Clinton Tinker Carl E. Esser Kenneth R. Peppemey SOUTH CAROLIN Lennart V. Larson Salt Lake CiW Aaron C. F. Finkhiner, 111 Larry E. Phillips Charleston Terry S. Latanich Patrick casey' Deborah Harriet Frishman Walter J. Phillips Edward D. Buckley Gene E. Overbeck Harold G. Christensen Stephen E. Godsall-Myers PPG Industries Foundation Clarence E. Singletary Michael Arthur Peterson Paul S. Felt Lawrence A. Gross Lawrence N, Ravick Columbia Robert R. Finch Dudley Hughes Edward A. Porter Eric P. Reif Richard E. Day Roy R. Ray John J. Flynn Alan R. Hunt Susan Rockman W. Croft Jennings John E. Gates INA Foundation Robert F. Ritchie Rockwell International Greenville Ronald Roberts Orval C. Harrison IU Internat~onalMgt. Corp. Corporation Trust George D. Melling, Jr. Jerome Kaplan Johnnie M. Mralters Lawrence D. Robinson Charles G. Schwartz \hlilliam I. Roche William Vogel James J. Kilsdonk Dorothy A. Servis Hilton Head Hardin A. Whitney David N. Knipel James L. Eberly Harold E. Rudel Donald E. Sevmour Richard Carl Ruschman Carol A. Koller Donald \Y. ~1;affer John William Gom John W. Kormes William F. Kenney Richard B. West Dickson C. Shaw, I11 Frank M. Wheeler \Yarre11 M. Laddon Robert Elwood Sheeder Rockhill VERMONT John H. Leddy Theodore H. Shiff, 111 Roberta Y. Wright Duncanville William H. Lowery Saint Matthews Philip F. Alsup Burlington Joel B. Strous.; Stewart H. PvlcConaughy Charles N. Marshall \Villiam Sutton Cyril L. Keiidall Fort Worth Thorley C. Mills, Jr. W. Bruce Thomas Sumter Lon Foster, I11 Essex Junction Donald F. Parman David L. Trezise Philip Wittenberg Ralph Jacob Scherer Alan D. Overton Howard C. Petersen United States Steel Foulid; Freeport Gregg N.Wilson Andrew S. Price Inc. Stephen R. Wright Middlebury Benjamin M. Quigg, Jr. John C. Unkovic Houston Marshall H. Eddy James J. Rod ers Joseph VanBuskirk American General Companies Montpelier Gerald J. ~ocfos Westinehouse Educational SOUTH DAKOTA Andrews & Kurth Charles E. Gibson, Jr. Rohm and Hass Compa~ly ~ounudation Vermillion Jose A. Berlanga Newport Janies M. Roosevelt Ricliard Dell Ziegler James A. Johnson Milton L. Brand Paul 0. Wolfe Florence Rouse Scott F. Zirnmem~an Watertown Hon. Iohn R. Brown Saint Albans Gienwood W. Rouse Radnor Thomas Francis Burns ~arba;a W. Butler Robert H. Brown Edward R. Sandell Thomas L. Ledbetter James E. Crowtlier Scott Pa ei Company Waterbury Reading Robert J. Cu~~ie Hon. John P. Meaker ~oundtlon William R. Forry Glenn S. Dennis Joseph J. Serritella James M. Potter TENNESSEE Richard F. Dole. Tr S~nithKlil~eFoundation James MI. Stoudt John Douglass Sun Company, Inc. Bartlett Sewickle John C. Oldenburg D Camille Dunn William Y. \4febb The El Paso Comvanv VIRGINIA Ralph G. Wellington john W. Aornas Chattanooga Alexandria June E. Thomas Stewart A. Feldnprivate universities or University $1 million or have made a Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Sunderland colleges have the allegiance and back- commitment of $1.5 million as a de- Hon. & Mrs. G. Mennen Williams ing of such a large number of people ferred gift. Among those so honored who support their institution in one of Menzbers in Men~orian~ are several Law School alumni and the the most effective ways-with dollars. sister of one of them who have made Col. John L. Anderson The Presidents Club has been enthu- such gifts to the University. In each Roy E. Brownell siastically supported by many Law case all or a major portion of the gift Henry M. Butzel School alumni and a list of the Law was for the benefit of the Law School. Clifton G. Dyer members through January 31, 1983 They are: Lillian Dykstra follows. Law membership increased in Mr. Joseph H. Parsons Hobart D. Hoyt 1982 from 504 to 549. Henry K. Huber Menzbe~s111 Melnorinln Clair B. Hughes Kazuhisa Abe 1939 William W. Cook George M. Humphrey William B. Acker 1975 Clyde A. DeWitt Emra H. & Eva Coryell Ireland Alan T. Ackerman 1972 Clifton M. & Ethel M. Kolb Elroy 0.Jones Thomas H. Adams, Jr. 1960 Frederick L. Leckie Thomas G. Long Joel S. Adelman 1967 Julian A. & Rosina Marguerite Mr. & Mrs. Leger J. Metzger James N. Adler 1961 Wolfson Gilbert H. Montague William F. Aigler 1943 Michigan Benefactors Leo T. Norville Francis A. lien Jay H. Payne John W. Allen This is a personal recognition Ray W. & Sarah Smith Joseph A. Amter awarded those individuals, corpora- Calvin N. Souther John H. Anderson tions, or foundations who by their Arthur E. Spencer, Jr. Paul J. Anderson major gifts to The University of Michi- Robert Allan Sullivan Leonides H. Angelos gan persnit the institution to Helen Bates Van Tyne Anonymous (15) implement facilities, programs, and Roy E. Willy Robert W. Appleford services that enable it to maintain Richard J. Archer The Henry P. Tappan Society leadership among the universities of Jack G. Armstrong the world. Basic qualifications for such Members of the Tappan Society were Clinton R. Ashford recognition is a gift of $100,000 in cash, first reco~nizedin 1978. Those so hon- Alphonse H. Aymond or $150,000 in the fomi of a deferred ored have made gifts to the University Gerald L. Bader, Jr. gift. of $50,000 in cash or $75,000 in the James W. Baker Michigan Benefactors were first des- form of a deferred gift. Several alumni Willard J. Banyon ignated as such in 1974. Among those of the Law School or their spouses Robert M. Barrie who have been so honored are the are included in this group. They, and William G. Barris following members of the "Law School some friends of the Law School who Jeffrey W. Barry Family," who either attended the Law have designated their qualifying gifts Robert H. Bellairs School or who are spouses of alumni: for Law School purposes are listed F. Loval Bemiller Anonymous (2) here: ~atri;k Berardo Mrs. John L. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. James E. Gadde Daniel B. Geresford Mr. Willard J. Banyon Mrs. Harry G. Gault Max H. Bergman" Mr. & Mrs. Heny A. Bergstrom Mr. George M. Humphrey, I1 Henry A. Bergstrom Mrs. Roy E. Brownell Mrs. James A. Kennedy William 8. Birmingham Mr. W. Lawrence Clapp Mr. Charles C. Killin L. Ray Bishop Mr. Frederick Colombo Mr. Jonathan D. Lowe Donald G. Black Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm L. Denise Mr. 6r Mrs. Brian P. Patchen Thomas H. Blaske DeRoy Testamentary Foundation Mr. Beale T. Perrine John H. Blish Mr. C. Richard Ford Mr. & Mrs. Louis Zanoff Harry N. Blum Mr. & Mrs. Norman Freehling David D. Blumenstein Hon. & Mrs. Ralph M. Freeman A4elnbei.s in Meinoi.in~l~ Gertrude Bock Mr. & Mrs. William B. Giles John W. Cooley Earl R. Boonstra Mr. & Mrs. Hicks Griffiths Mrs. Robert P (Elizabeth) Dockeray Walter R. Boris Mr. & Mrs. Jason L. Honigman Mr. & Mrs. Harry Doerr loel M. Boyden Willabelle Harper Hoyt Margaret Fisher Mrs. George M. Humphrey Harry G. Gault *Dc.ccast.d during thc 1952 canip.ilgn year Stewart Boyer Louis M. Dyll, I1 Boice Gross John D. Boyles Emmett E. Eagan Grant J. Gruel, Jr. Alexander M. Bracken William G. Earle Carson C. Grunewald Jeffrey W. Bracken Albert D. Early Harvey J. Gunderson M. L. Bradbury, Jr. Morton L. Efron Rockwell T. Gust Norman I. Brock Susan Eklund Peter L. Gustafson Keefe A. Brooks John Elam Patricia B. Guthner A. Edward Brown Clarence E. Eldridge, Jr. William E. Guthner Eric V. Brown, Jr. Robert H. Elliott, Jr. Cecil H. Haas Stratton S. Brown Warren G. Elliott Erwin H. Haass Martin R. Browning James L. Elsman William J. Halliday, Jr. Frederick G. Buesser, Jr. Margaret Henckel Emery Edward A. Hansen Lawrence L. Bullen John L. Etter David Haron Bert Burgoyne Domenic Federico Clifford H. Hart Thomas N. Burnham Murray J. Feiwell Eugene L. Hartwig Thomas K. Butterfield John C. Feldkamp Arthur J. Hass Elden W. Butzbaugh, Jr. J. Kay Felt James W. Haugh Chester J. Byms Robert L. Fenton Paul A. Heinen Roy H. Callahan John W. Fischer, I11 Edward J. Heiser, Jr. Calvin A. Campbell, Jr. Philip Fischer Boyd A. Henderson Paul B. Campbell David Foltyn David F. Heroy Robert M. Campbell C. Richard Ford Mrs. George H. Hill Stanley L. Caplan Richard E. Forrestel Stuart T. K. Ho Michael Carter Carl S. Forsythe R. Stuart Hoffius J. Bland Catlett Robert B. Foster Henry M. Hogan Lester L. Cecil" Stuart D. Freedman Allen C. Holmes John M. Chase, Jr. Norman Freehling Jason L. Honigman Roy H. Christiansen Ralph M. Freeman John B. Houck W. Lawrence Clapp Walter Freihofer Milton M. Howard George S. Clark T. Patrick Freydl James L. Howlett Stephen H. Clink Thomas L. Freytag Faris A. Howrani Charles F. Clippert, I7 Abba I. Friedman Ralph F. Huck Darryl R. Cochrane Edward P. Frohlich Gordon W. Hueschen Avern Cohn John T. Frost Richard M. Hughey Donald M. Cohn Robert E. Fryer Charles E. Humphrey, Jr. Irwin I. Cohn H. W. C. Furman George M. Humphrey, I1 Frederick Colombo James E. Gadde Larry D. Hunter Alfred F. Conard John W. Galanis William F. Hunting, Jr. William Conlin, Jr. E. James Gamble Charles J. Hurbis William H. Conner George H. Gangwere R. Perry Innes Bruce C. Conybeare C. William Garratt William J. Isaacson David J. Cooper Benton E. Gates, Jr. Ralph J. Isackson David M. Copi Benton E. Gates, Sr. Joseph H. Jackier Brooks Crabtree Arthur R. Gaudi John H. Jackson Scott B. Crooks Samuel E. Gawne Joel G. Jacob Richard E. Cross John G. Gent Jan Jacobs R. Malcolm Cumming Charles H. Gershenson' Ira J. Jaffe Lawrence E. Curfman Ronald R. Gilbert Betty Norcross Jansen Gilbert A. Currie William B. Giles Geoffrey P. Jarpe Donald M. Cutler Jack Gindi Toivo J. Jarvinen C. Shelby Dale Edward D. Goldstein Merrill N. Johnson Steven P. Davis Sanders A. Goodstein William J. Johnson Malcolm L. Denise Norman Gottlieb David R. Johnston Dominick A. DeVarti Thomas M. Gould Jere D. Johnston Allen C. Dewey, Jr. William D. Gowans Robert A. Johnston William C. Dixon Victor L. Graf Charles E. Jones John S. Dobson H. James Gram Richard A. Jones Clifford H. Domke Whitmore Gray Robert A. Jones Thomas J. Donneliy John A. Grayson Russell S. Jones Albert F. Donohue Thomas H. Green Susanna Hughes Jones Stuart G. Dow E. V. Greenwood Thomas B. Joseph George S. Downey Waldo K. Greiner Seigel W. Judd* Raymond H. Dresser, Jr. Carleton Griffin Barbara Brattin Kacir Daniel H. Dunbar William C. Griffith Richard Katcher Henry M. Grix Michael Kaufman Deceased dunng 1981 campaign year. William A. Groening, Jr. William A. L. Kaufmann R. Kenneth Keiin Francis W. McCauley Alan E. Price Robert Kelb C. Blake McDowell, Jr. Roy F. Proffitt F. Scott Kellman Stewart E. McFadden Benjamin M. Quigg, Jr. John W. Kelly Neil McKay Elmer Radka John B. Kemp William L. McKinley Joseph S. Ransmeier Cornelia Kennedy Joseph E. McMahon John D. Rayis James P. Kennedy Russell A. McNair, Jr. John W. Reed Robert M. Kerr Robert M. Meisner Dean E. Richardson Frederick R. Keydel Archie A. Messenger John E. Riecker Edward F. Kickham William H. Messinger Wallace D. Riley Roger G. Kidston Bette A. Meyers Richard J. Riordan Charles C. Killin A. David Mikesell Thomas Roach Sanford A. Klein Morris Milmet Frank H. Roberts Tliolnas I. Klein Robert H. Miltenberger, Ronald Roberts Calvin Klyman Jack E. Mitchell Philip E. Rodgers, Jr. Raymond E. Knape James A. Mitchell Susan Peterson Rodgers Lincoln M. Knorr Winston C. Moore Burton Rodney Walter 0. Koch David J. Morgan Lawrence B. Rogers Reino Koivunen Cyril Moscow Richard D. Rohr Joseph F. Kosik Thomas Munson Ira Rose Thomas V. Koykka J. Lee Murphy Harriet G. Rosenberg Milton A. Kramer Richardson Nahstoll Morton M. Rosenfeld C. Douglas Kranwinkle Mrs. Harry M. Nayer Robert S. Rosenfeld Walter G. Krapohl Robert E. Nederlander Harold Rosenn Robert B. Krueger Edward J. Neithercut David J. Rosso Saniuel Krugliak Fred C. Newman Alan I. Rothenberg George Kuehn William Nicholas A. D. Ruegsegger John R. Laird Marvin Niehuss Robert G. Russell Lou L. Landman John H. Norris Joseph F. Ruwitch Bernard E. Larson Arthur H. Northrup Theodore Sachs L. Bates Lea Bartlett E. Nutter Theodore J. St. Antoine Ronald Y. C. Lee Elizabeth Oberst Robert L. Sandblom John E. Leggat Paul Oberst Richard C. Sanders Evelyn J. Lehman Richard O'Connor Ronald J. Santo Richard N. Lein Merrill E. Olsen F. Roland Sargent Richal-d 0. Lempert Jesse R. O'Malley James E. Sauter George A. Leonard Gerald W. Padwe Robert N. Sawyer William G. Lerchen, Jr. Robert J. Paley William M. Schlecte Joel A. Levine Robert A. Palmer Thomas P. Scholler Stanley K. Levison George E. Parker, 111 Benjamin 0. Schwendener, Jr. Dean S. Lewis L. Beaumont Parks John L. Schwendener Robert Libner Bruce N. Parsons John F. Scott, Jr. Lawrence Lindenier Joseph H. Parsons James K. Seder Charles R. Linton Sanford H. Passer Joseph R. Seiger Rodney C. Linton Brian P. Patchen Erik H. Serr Robert L. Litt Clarence K. Patterson Mark Shaevsky John M. Longway Peter A. Patterson Harold M. Shapero Thomas L. Lott Claude M. Pearson Nelson A. Sharfrnan Jonathan D. Lowe Walker Peddicord Wayne E. Sliawaker Jerry Luptak Francisco Penbertliy Donald E. Shelton John J. Lynch, 111 John S. Pennell James M. Sheridan David R. Macdonald Beahl T. Perrine Jack H. Sliuler Edward P. Madigan Terrence G. Perris Paul E. Siege1 Clayton K. Mammel Norman G. Peslar Forrest W. Sirninons William J. Marcoux Robert V. Peterson George A. Skestos Wilbur J. Markstroni Robert A. Pfaff George Slykhouse Joseph C. Marshall, 111 Harly E. Pickering Allan F. Smith Michael Marston John H. Pickering Brook M. Sniith George E. Mason M. Harry Piper Bruce M. Smith Albert D. Matlieson George J. Platsis Jerome Smith Carney D. Matheson James J. Podell Louis A. Sniith Alan A. May Richard Mr. Pogue Otis M. Srnith Carey H. May Frank G. Pollock Stewart G. Smith Richard H. May E. James Potclien Thomas H. Snyder Robel-t A. May Ray L. Potter Robert B. McAlister Jerome Prewoznik Carl A. Sorling James Waters Murray Yolles Herbert Sott John W. Watling, Jr. Richard W. Youns Gregory A. Spaly Andrew Watson Jack Y. H. Yuen Craig Spangenberg Mrs. Maurice Weigle Louis Zanoff John R. Sparks Leonard H. Weiner Stanley Zax George A. Spater William P. Weiner Bruce Zenkel George E. Sperling Howard A. Welch Norman A. Zilber William H. Spitalny Philip F. Westbrook Frank K. Zinn Laurence L. Spitters Susan S. Westerman Frederic W. Ziv Frederick 0.Sprague Aaron Weston Richard R. Zukowski Charles R. Sprowl Frank M. Wheeler Ben S. Stefanski, I1 Gerald E. White Eric Stein James J. White The University Deans Club Peter 0. Steiner Robert C. White This is a relatively new and quite Irving Stenn, Jr. Carroll V. Williams different designation to recognize indi- Irving Stenn, Sr. G. Mennen Williams viduals who make an annual gift of George T. Stevenson Bruce 0.Wilson $500 to the University. Robert W. Stocker, I1 John P. Wilson, Jr. In our list below, we have included Gerald L. Stoetzer L. James Wilson Law School alumni and friends of the James L. Stokes Lewis D. Wilson School who have made such pfts to Duane Stranahan, Jr. Myron Winegarden the Law School (including gifts for the Edgar A. Strause Henry S. Wingate* Capital Campaign as well as for the Carl J. Suedhoff, Jr. John M. Winters, Jr. Law School Fund). In order to make Thomas E. Sunderland John A. Wise, Jr. this list correspond to our fiscal year William P. Sutter Philip Wittenberg for the Law School Fund and this John T. Svendsen David P. Wood report (February 1 to January 31), we Theodore W. Swift David P. Wood, Jr. include here only those who qualified Roy E. Takushi William P. Wooden between February 1, 1982 and Joel D. Tauber Fred Woodruff January 31, 1983. Later qualifiers will Robert L. Taylor E. Lisk Wyckoff, Jr. be listed next year. One other limita- John S. Tennant Barry D. Yaker tion-if donors are listed in one of the B. James Theodoroff W. Bruce Thomas Milton M. Thompson Charles V. Thornton John A. Thurber J. Scott Timmer Matthew H. Tinkham, Jr Charles D. Todd, 111 John D. Todd Joel L. Tonkin Earl C. Townsend John F. Townsend Paul H. Townsend, Jr. Emmett E. Tracy Richard M. Treckelo Paul R. Trigg, Jr. Donald F. Tucker Mark Turpen John T. VanAken Lawrence R. VanTil Howard Vielmetti Robert A. Vieweg Harold S. Voegelin Theodore R. Vogt John F. Wagner Bruce T. Wallace Byron D. Walter W. Gerald Warren C. Robert Wartell

'Deceased during 1982 campaign vear. lor1 Cosozlich and Mlirl-ny Feizi~ell

40 preceding Special Donor Groups, they James W. Hyde Brooke Schumm, 111 will not also be listed here, unless they Anita H. Jenkins Robert G. Schuur have joined the above groups since James R. Jenkins Charles G. Schwartz, Jr. making their qualifying gift. Albert E. Jenner, Jr. Leonard B. Schwartz William R. Jentes Oliver E. Seikel Prudence Beatty Abram Lance J. Johnson Myron M. Sheinfeld, Jr. Lee N. Abrams Verne D. Johnson, Jr. Arthur M. Sherwood Edward C. Ackerman Donald R. Jolliffe Langley R. Shook Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Adamek Roger W. Kapp Dr. Marvin & Gloria J. Siege1 Eugene Alkema Dennis S. Kayes Lelan F. Sillin, Jr. William R. Althans Amalya L. Kearse James F. Smith Herbert K. Anspacli Robert Kestenbaum Willis B. Snell, I11 John C. Baity Jin Ouk Kim Lawrence K. Snider William S. Bannasch Robert M. Klein Lawrence W. Sperling Stephen H. Bard Richard F. Koch C. Frederic Stanton Richard B. Barnett Frederick W. Lambert Roy L. Steinheimer, Jr. James M. Barrett, I11 Charles E. Lanham William K. Tell, Jr. Harold S. Barron Floyd H. Lawson, Jr. Arbie R. Thalacker Paul E. Basye Latham B. Lawton, Jr. Stanley G. Thayer Ricliard S. Becker Corynne A. Lebetkin Mr. & Mrs. Raymond R. Trombadore David W. Belin Michael R. Levin Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Trowbridge, I11 Alexander E. Bennett Stuart M. Lockman James A. Tuck William J. Bogaard Anthony T. LoPucki Stefan F. Tucker Bruce L. Bower Lynn M. LoPucki David F. Ulmer William C. Brashares Simon M. Lome Donald E. Vacin James W. Callison David M. Lurie John T. Vergeer George J. Caspar, I11 Frederick E. MacArthur Richard F. Vitkus Michael W. Coffield J. David Mackstaller Daniel W. Vittum, Jr. William J. Cowlin George F. Malcolm James R. Waidley Richard J. Darger Benjamin G. Marcus Jack L. White Walter L. Dean Quinn W. Martin Barry R. Whitman Thomas A. Dieterich Charles E. McCormick, Jr. Jacques L. Wiener, Sr. Thomas G. Dignan, Jr. M. Bruce McCullough Donald M. Wilkinson, Jr. Raymond J. Dittricli Jane S. W. McDermott Robert B. Willemin Michael A. Dively Thomas H. McIntosh Kathryn D. Wriston Ralph H. Dwan, Jr. Donn B. Miller Nick E. Yocca Terrence A. Elkes Richard A. Miller Harvey J. Zameck Jerome S. Fanger LeRoy A. Mote Duane A. Feurer John M. Nannes Jack N. Fingers11 David A. Nelson Robert B. Fiske, Jr. Jack L. Neuenschwander Philip A. Fleming James M. Nicholson Barly I. Fredericks Charles F. Niemeth E. Roger Frisch Richard W. Odgers Frederick P. Furtl~,Jr. Thon~asM. O'Lealy J. Alan Galbraith Ben E. Olive John W. Gelder Robei-t D. Owen Nathan B. Goodnow John R. Parker Jeffly N. Grabel Douglas E. Peck Ford M. Graham William C. Pelster Kenneth W. Graham, Jr. Albert B. Perlin, Jr. John C. Griffin Louis Perlniutter Garth E. Griffith Milton Petrie Hanley M. Gurwin George H. Plaut Charles Hansen Jo1111 M. Price John F. Hanson Walter F. Probst, Jr. Carl Hasselwander Gerald D. Rapp Arnold Henson Martin C. Recchuite Stuart E. Hertzberg Denis T. Rice Barry Hirscli Thomas B. Ridgley Ricliard L. Hoffman Stark Ritchie William D. Hoops Walter J. Roper C. Vernon Howard, Jr. Michael D. Saphier John 0. Hoyt James E. Scanlon L. Douglas Hoyt John E. Schaal Howard H. Hush, Jr. William J. Sclirenk, Jr. MATCHING American General Corporation Exxon USA Foundation American Medical International, Inc. Fairchild Industries Foundation, Inc. GIFT PROGRAM American Motors Colyoration Federal Mogul Corporation American National Bank & Trust Federated Department Stores, Inc. Do you work for a company or a law Company of Chicago Foundation Fidelity Bank firm that has a matching gift program? American Telephone & Telegraph Firestone Tire & Rubber Company If you do, your gift to the Law School Company First Interstate Bancorp Fund can usually be matched dollar- AMOCO Foundation, Incorporated First National Bank of Chicago for-dollar. All you need to do is obtain Amstar Corporation FMC Foundation a matching gift form from your Arthur Andersen & Company Ford Motor Company employer, fill it out, and send it to us Apache Foundation Foremost-McKesson Foundation, Inc. with your donation to the Law School ARMCO Foundation Gates Learjet Corporation Fund. It will be processed here, Atlantic Richfield Foundation GATX Leasing Corporation returned to your employer, and your Austin Company Foundation General Electric Foundation gift will become do~blyvaluable. BankAmerica Foundation General Host Corporation During the 1982 Law School Fund Bankers Life Company General Mills campaign matching gifts were received Baxter Travenol Laboratories, Inc. General Signal from the following: Beatrice Foods Company GTE The Bechtel Foundation Georgia-Pacific Coiyoration Becton, Dickinson Foundation Gerber Baby Foods Fund Law Firms Bendix Corporation Getty Oil Company Adams Fox Marcus Adelstein & Bethlehem Steel Corporation Graybar Electric Company, Inc. Gerding Boothe Financial Corporation Great Northern Nekoosa Corporation Andrews & Kurth Bristol-Myers Company Gulf Oil Corporation Cahill Gordon & Reindel Brunswick Corporation Halliburton Educational Fdn., Inc. Campbell Byrd & Black Bunge Corporation Hammermill Foundation Carter Ledyard & Milburn Burlington Northern Foundation Hanna Mining Company Covington & Burling Butler Manufacturing Company, Fdn. Harris Foundation Cravath Swaine & Moore Cabot Foundation, Incorporated The Hartford Insurance Group Deloitte Haskins & Sells Foundation Carter Hawley Hale Stores, Inc. H. J. Heinz Company Foundation Donovan Leisure Newton & Irvine Castle & Cooke, Incorporated Hercules, Incorporated Dykema Gossett Spencer Goodnow & CBS, Incorporated Heublein, Incorporated Trigg Central Telephone & Utilities Corp. Hospital Corporation of America Faegre & Benson Chase Manhattan Bank Foundation Houston Natural Gas Corporation Fdn. ~ol&Hoag & Eliot Chevron, USA IBM Corporation & Keck Mahin & Cate Chicago Title Trust Company Fdn. Illinois Bell Telephone Company Kirkland & Ellis Chrysler Corporation Fund INA Foundation Loeb & Loeb Citibank, NAICiticorp International Paper Company Clark Equipment Company International Telephone & Telegraph Mayer Brown & Platt CNA Foundation Corp. McDermott Will & Emery The Inter North Foundation Miller Canfield Paddock & Stone The Coca-Cola Company Columbia Gas System, Incorporated The Inter-Regional Financial Group, Morrison & Foerster Con Edison Incorporated Foundation O'Melveny & Myers Connecticut General Insurance Corp. IU International Pope Ballard Shepard & Fowle Connecticut Mutual Life Johnson & Johnson Rosenman Colin Freund Lewis & Continental Bank Foundation Johnson's Wax Fund, Incorporated Cohen The Continental Group, Incorporated Kerr-McGee Foundation, Incorporated Sidley & Austin Coopers & Lybrand Foundation Koppers Foundation Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom Crane Company Kraft, Incorporated Sormenschein Carlin Nath & Rosenthal Crocker National Bank Foundation Lever Brothers Company Sullivan & Cromwell CSX Corporation Eli Lilly & Company Vedder Price Kaufman & Kammholz Dana Corporation Foundation Lincoln National Corporation Wilmer Cutler & Pickering John Deere Foundation Loews Foundation DeKalb Foundation Louisiana Land & Exploration Co. Fdn. A. B. Dick Foundation Manufacturers Hanover Foundation Companies The DL] Foundation MANULIFE Aetna Life & Casualty R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company Marathon Oil Foundation, Inc. Air Products & Chemical, Incorporated Dow Chemical Company The Mead Corporation Alcoa Foundation Dun & Bradstreet Companies Fdn., Inc Med tronic Foundation Allied Chemical Corporation Eaton Corporation Medusa Foundation Allis-Chalmers Foundation, Inc. The El Paso Company Merrill Lynch & Company Allstate Foundation Emerson Electric Company Metropolitan Life Foundation American Airlines Envirotech Foundation Michigan Bell Telephone Company American Brands, Incorporated The Equitable Life Assurance Society Michigan Consolidated Gas Company American Cyanamid Company Emst & Whinney Foundation MidCon Corporation American Electric Power Service Corp. Esmark Incoi-porated Foundation Midland Mutual Life Insurance Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Superior Oil United Brands Foundation Co. Texaco, Inc. United States Steel Foundation Mobil Foundation, Incorporated Ticor Foundation United Technologies Corporation Monsan to Fund Time, Incorporated The Upjohn Company Moore McCormack Resources, Inc. Times Mirror Warner-Lambert Company Morgan Guaranty Trust Company Travelers Insurance Company The Warner & Swasey Foundation Morton Thiokol, Incorporated TRW, Incorporated Westinghouse Educational Foundation Motorola Foundation Union Carbide Whirlpool Foundation Mountain Bell United Airlines Foundation Arthur Young Foundation Nashville Wire Products Company National Bank of Detroit National Bank of North America National Cash Register Foundation National City Bank National Distillers & Chemical Corp. New England Mutual Life Insurance The Northern Trust Co. Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis Occidental Petroleum Fdn., Inc. Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corpora tion Owens-Illinois Pacific Mutual Parker-Hannifin Corporation Peat Manvick Mitchell Foundation Pennzoil Company Peoples Energy Corporation PepsiCo Foundation, Incorporated Pfizer, Incorporated Philadelphia Bethlehem & New England RR The Phillips Petroleum Company Pillsbury Company Foundation Plante & Moran PPG Industries Foundation Price Waterhouse Foundation Proctor & Gamble Fund Prudential Foundation Dotrnld Black, Horace aud >.i~~ntleRodgers The Quaker Oats Foundation Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation Rainier Bancorp Reader's Digest Foundation Republic National Bank of New York R. J. Reynolds Industries, Incorporated Reynolds Metals Company Foundation H. H. Robertson Company Rockwell Inte~nationalCorpora tion Rohm & Haas Companv St. Joe Minerals Corporation The St. Paul Companies, Inc. Santa Fe Industries Foundation Schering-Ploush Foundation, Inc. Scott Paper Companv Foundation Seattle First National Bank Security Pacific Charitable Fdn. Shell Companies Foundation, Inc. Siemens-Allis, Incorporated The Smi thKline Foundation Southwest Forest Industries Sper~yCorpora tion Foundation Squibb Corpora tion Standard Oil Company (Ohio) State Mutual Life Assurance Co. of America Stauffer Chemical Company . d Sun Company, Incorporated IN MEMORIAM During the 1982 Law School Fund Campaign, gifts were received by the Fund in memory of the following alumni:

1874 1914 1930 1949 Clarence M. Burton Clair B. Hughes Robert C. C. Heaney Jer~yS. McCroskey 1878 1916 Victor A. Peckham All Deceased Members Henry M. Campbell John F. Scott 1931 1953 1880 1917 William M. Emery John S. Lowly Frank Holmes Shaffer Lester L. Cecil Carl Gussin 1954 1890 1921 1932 William S. Frank Andrew Jackson Smith Eva K. Kilpatrick Makielski Paul G. Kauper 1958 1892 Kenneth A. Stoumen 1922 Donald D. MacFarlane Arthur Webster Leo T. Norville John C. Cary 1963 Dorren L. Renner 1901 Earle Edlin Ewins John M. Garland Edson R. Sunderland Charles J. Smith 1933 Chester Skinner 1902 1924 Timothy Quinn Oscar W. Baker 1965 Paul A. Leidy Harold B. Zanoff 1904 1934 Cornelius Hoffius 1925 James E. Austin 1971 Emory J. Hyde Ari BeGole Jane L. Mixer ('68-'69) Frederick L. Leckie Alfred E. Lindbloom 1936 Joseph K. Sobkowski All Deceased Members 1926 Asa D. Kennedy, Jr. 1973 1906 Alvin D. Blieden Stephen M. Blackwell 1937 Ben Paul Brasley Charles H. Gershenson Kenneth Luce 1976 All Deceased Members Arthur M. Smith Alan Precup 1908 1927 1938 Clyde A. DeWitt J. Don Lawrence Robert S. Feldman 1977 Juan Tienda ('74-'76) 1912 1928 1940 Roscoe 0. Bonisteel 1979 Paul W. Bruske Edward H. Boyle Alden J. (Butch) 1913 Hobart Durfee Hoyt Charles E. Humphrey, Sr. Carpenter ('77) Harold F. Pelham Benjamin Jaffe Joseph A. Moynihan, Jr. Burke Shartel Sam W. Levy 1980 Frederick R. Shearer Ned Mellen 1942 Brian S. Dombkowski All Deceased Members Robert C. Winter Harry M. Nayer ('77-'78)

From alumni and friends in memory of these non-alumni:

Samuel Ackerman Richard Colby George H. & Minnie E. Abram W. Sempliner Eugene Arnfeld Margaret Hayes Cooper Jennings Mrs. Burke Shartel Mrs. Maurice Aronsson Mary K. Edge Craig Kutinsky Ann Siege1 Victoria Ayaub Neal Garrett Sue Jackson Levy Harold Silverston Ella Mae Blieden Bernard Gura Hilda Manko Marion Lehr Simpson Paul Borock's Mother Mrs. Dan B. Hale Frank N. Newrnan Harvey Snider John Stanley Brown Gerald Hale Clifford J. O'Sullivan Harry Sosnick Victoria Burnstein Rose Hayden Erwin J. Otis, Jr. Dominic T. Stimola Martin L. Butzel Louis & Sarah Honigman Charles Scibelli Minnie Yanowitz Ann Cohen Ann Jaffe Ednah J. Scott Hessel E. Yntema Oscar Searle ALUMNI NEWS NOTES '36 William F. Fratcher received '49 James A. Sprunk has retired as "The Loyd E. Roberts Prize in general counsel for Owens-Illi- The following Michigan alumni were the Administration of Justice" nois, Inc. and a Faculty Alumni Award honored for 50 years in the practice of Robert J. Danhof of Lansing, from the Missouri-Columbia '50 law at the annual meeting of the State Michigan has been re-elected School of Law Alumni Bar of Michigan during its annual chief judge of the Michigan Association. banquet in September 1982: Court of Appeals. John W. Lederle retired as Presi- From the Class of 1932 Law: William L. McKinley has been dent of the University of elected to the board of directors William R. A1 thans Massachuetts and was awarded of the Diamond Crystal Salt Co. Herman B. Cass The University Medal for Out- He is vice chairman of Gerber Theron D. Childs, Jr. standing service by the Board of Products Co. Gabriel Cohn Trustees. Addison D. Connor Herbert E. Phillipson, Jr., has G. Mennen Williams was elected William J. Dansby been appointed judge for the by his colleagues on the bench Charlotte C. Dunnebacke Cass County Probate Court in to the position of chief justice of John H. Eliasohn the Michigan Supreme Court. Cassopolis, Michigan. Henry Ford, 111 Stanley Gelfund '37 William K. Richardson retired in '51 Melvin C. Holmes has formed a new law firm under the name F. Norman Higgs November after 17 years on the of Davis & Holmes in Wood- Edward C. Kilian bench of the Circuit Court for the Florence N. Kremer 9th Judicial Circuit of Illinois. stock, Illinois. Donald D. MacFarlane Arthur J. Rubiner has been George T. Martin '41 Keith B. Hook has retired from elected vice-dean of Detroit's 33 James H. McLaughlin the Connecticut Mutual Life member Consular Corps. It is the George Meader Insurance Co. highest position attainable by Donald F. Nash William G. Lerchen, Jr. has been an honorary consul. John J. Nellis named general counsel for the Paul W. Steere has become the Joseph A. Powers William Beaumont Hospital Sys- 1982-83 president of the Wash- Edward J. Ryan tem in Royal Oak, Michigan. ington State Bar Association. Hen~yL. Schram '42 William R. Beasley has been Arthur Schuck '52 Richard D. Simons has been J. elected to a second six-year term Albert J. Silber appointed to the New York Court on the Michigan Court of Howard Simon of Appeals. Appeals. Robert P. Small W. Bruce Thomas has been Wilfred A. Steiner, Sr. '43 Richard Katcher, Cleveland, has named vice chai~manof adminis- George Stone been named co-chairman of the tration and chief financial officer Leonard H. Young National Conference of Lawyers of the United States Steel Corp. and Certified Public Accountants. Donald J. Veldman is serving as a visiting professor of Labor Allen C. Holmes of Cleveland, '44 Law at Texas Tech University Daniel L. Brenner, a Kansas City Ohio received the 1982 Business Law School. attorney, received the distin- Statesmanship Award of the guished non-alumni award from Haivard Business School Club of '53 Professor Alfred W. Blumrosen the University of Missouri. Cleveland. of Rutgers Law School was selected by the American Bar M. Truman Woodward, Jr. of John W. Potter has been con- '46 Association Journal as the recipi- New Orleans, Louisiana was firmed as a judge of the U.S. ent of the Ross Essay Award for elected state delegate to the District Court for the Northern 1983. American Bar Association House District of Ohio. of Delegates. 1'54 Granger Cook, Jr., of Chicago '48 Charles B. Blackmar has been has been elected president of the '31 Wilford H. Ketz, since I-etiring appointed by the governor of Better Government Association. from Union College, has been Missouri to the Supreme Court of appointed by Florida's governol- Missouri. David D. Dowd, Jr., became a judge of the U. S. District as ombudsman to monitor the Donald E. Nordlund of Decatur, Court for the Northern District of care of the elderly; is director of Illinois, has been elected to the Ohio. Volusia County Council on board of directors of MidCon Aging; and is an adjunct profes- Coly., a diversified pipeline John W. Fitzgerald has become sor Daytona Beach Community company. professor of law at the College in the leisure education Tholnas M. Cooley Law School in Harold S. "Pete" Voegelin will progl-am for the elderly. Lansing, Michigan. selve as chairman and chief exec- '33 Howard J. Youngman of Roches utive officer of the Los Angeles H. W. C. Furman of Camden, ter, New York has retired after area Cl~arnberof Commerce for South Carolina has been re- 49 years of practice. 1933. elected to the board of director.; of the South Carolina Pacific Railway.

45 Donald F. Welday, Jr., has the Allan R. Gitter of North Carolina Richard S. M. Emrich is a part- position of senior vice president has been elected a fellow of the ner in the firm of Belnap Spencer and general legal counsel for Real American College of Trial & McFarland which s~ecializes Estate One of Farmington Hills, Lawyers. in the law of transportation. Michigan. Professor John L. Peschel has Richard A. Rossman was elected '55 Raywood H. Blanchard of Mis- been appointed associate dean president of the Detroit Chapter sion, Texas, has retired fro111 for the JD Division of the New of the Federal Bar Association. the patent law practice. York University School of Law. '65 Robert E. Adamowski was des- '58 Albert E. Germain of Pittsburgh, Marco S. Sonnenschein. for- ignated executive vice president Pennsylvania, is now vice presi- merly deputy secretary of and general counsel of Sambo's dent of the Aluminum Company revenue for the state of Pennsyl- ~estaurants,Inc. in their reor- of America. vania is presently deputy ganization under Chapter 11. commissioner of finance for the John I. Iverson has been named William J. Bogaard has become city of New York. patent counsel in the law depart- executive vice president and ment of Bethlehem Steel '62 Joel M. Boyden, a Grand general counsel of First Interstate Corporation. Rapids, Michigan, lawyer, has Bancorp of Los Angeles, Robert P. Luciano of Kenilworth, been re-elected to the board California. New Jersey, has been elected to of directors of the American Judi- Peter H. Burkard joined Eastmail the Drew University Board of cature Society. Kodak Company in Rochester, Trustees. Walter T. Dartland has been New York as counsel of the Euro- nominated by Consumers Union pean Region, photographic '59 James P. Kennedy, an attorney for a position on its board of division. in Columbus, Ohio, has been directors. inducted into the American Col- '66 Aaron D. Grossman lhas been lege of Trial Lawyers and has Robert J. Yock was nominated elected president of the Trinity been named chairman of the by the President to be a judge of County Board of Realtors, Inc. Criminal Practice and Procedure the United States Claims Court. and vice chairman of the Douglas City Colnmunity Services District Committee of the American Bar Thomas J. Greene is presently '63 in Douglas City, California. Association's Antitrust Section. vice president, general counsel John H. Shepherd of Southfield and secretary of Western Airlines Jeffrey W. Hutson of Columbus, was appointed by the governor in Los Angeles, California. Ohio, was elected president of the Ohio Association of Civil to the Michigan Court of Stuart T. K. Ho of Honolulu, Trial Attorneys. Appeals. Hawaii, has been elected to the Karl P. Warden has been board of directors of Pacific Robert D. Rosman is one of the appointed dean of the Mercer Resources, Inc. purchasers of the Southfield- based firm of Carl Rosrnan and University Law School in Macon, Toe B. McDade has been Company, Realtors and Georgia. appointed an associate judge in Developers. '60 I. Samuel Kaminsky has been the 10th Judicial Circuit in Peo- selected by the U. S. Secretary of ria, Illinois. '67 Arthur W. Dulemba has joined Energy to serve on a committee Richard P. Riordan is currently the Corporate Labor Relations to advise him on matters relating serving a six-year term as judge Dept. of Frito-Lay, Inc. in Dallas, to the development of alternative of the District Court in Sanilac Texas. fuels. County, Michigan. Jay B. Hunt has become senior Robert G. Rhoads of Trenton, Norman 0. Stockmeyer, Jr. was vice president of California New Jersey has been listed in the elected president of the Michigan Resorts in San Francisco. He was Second Edition of Wlzo's Who i1.1 State Bar Foundation succeeding formerly vice president of the Ai17el.icaiz Lnw. Wallace D. Riley '52. He was Bank of California. John I. Riffer is serving as asso- also selected by the graduating Alan J. Polansky of Cleveland, ciate general counsel, class of Thomas M. Cooley Law Ohio, has been appointed gen- Adjudication Division in the School in Lansing, Michigan eral manager of sales for the Office of the General Counsel of to receive the Stanley E. Beattie Hanna Mining Company. Teaching Award. the Federal Communications '68 Prudence B. Abram has been Commission in Washington, '64 Michael A. Dively, pr-esent appointed as a bankruptcy judge D.C. director of Albion College's Ford for the Southern District of New Richard E. Young has been pro- Institute In Albion, Michigan will York. moted to the rank of commodore leave to serve as the academic Scott B. Crooks of Cincinnati, in the U.S. Naval Reserve. director of Albion's fall Eui-opean Ohio was elected 1983 chairman '61 Warren E. Eagle has been term in comparative studies in of the Ohio Valley Chapter of the appointed instructor in law at Yugoslavia. Midwest Pension Conference. Illino~sInstitute of Technology1 Bruce Eaken is presently serving George E. Kuehn of Detroit, Chicago-Kent College of Law and as counsel to the New York State ~icliigan,has been promoted to will teach a course in "Employ- Power Authority in New York vice president-general counsel ees' Statutory Benefits." City. of the Stroh Brewery Co. Gordon A. McKean lias opened by his company, Air Products Bella I. Marshall has been his own office in Ossining, New & Chemicals, Inc. in Allentown, appointed finance director for the York. Pennsylvania. city of Detroit. Dick H. Woods, Jr., formerly '72 Morris Goodman received as '76 Joanne C. Betlem has become an general counsel of the Federal founder and president of Busi- associate with the firm of Liver- Reserve Bank in Kansas City, ness1Community Association in ant Senft & Cohen in York, Missouri, is now associated with nortliwest Detroit a testimonial Pennsylvania. the firm of Stinson Mag & Fizzell resolution from the Detroit City in their Kansas City office. David L. Dawson has moved to Council, an Award of Merit from the Naples, Florida branch of the '69 Daniel A. Brown has begun Mayor Young, "Keep Detroit law firm of Bond Schoeneck & private practice with the firm of Beautiful", and Crime Prevention King. Citation from Chief William Alexander Ebinger Fisher Carolyn Bell Harbin was McAlister & Lawrence in Colum- Hart of the Detroit Police Department. appointed as an assistant U.S. bus, Ohio. attorney in Detroit, Michigan. Patrick McLain is now a partner Robert D. Evans of Washington Pamela S. Hyde has been Grove, Maryland, has been in the Detroit law firm of Kerr Russell & Weber. appointed to the post of director named director of governmental of the Ohio Department of Men- Gordon P. Shuler has returned affairs for the American Bas tal Health by the governor. to private practice by joining the Association. Kevin J. Peterman is now execu- Robert P. Gates has joined the firm of Zacks Luper & Wolinetz Company, LPA, after being the tive vice president and general San Francisco firm of Erskine & counsel of the Rio Grande Title Tulley, PC. first assistant city attorney for the city of Columbus, Ohio. Co., Inc. in Albuquerque, New John J. McGonagle, Jr. of Jami- Mexico. son, Pennsylvania, has released a '73 John H. Byrne of Brisbane, Aus- Ann C. Petersen has become a new book, Business Agreeiizelzts. tralia has been appointed partner in the Chicago law firm Robert M. Meisner is a feature Queen's Counsel and elected to of Wildman Harrold Allen & columnist on condominium and the Faculty Board of the Faculty Dixon. real estate law for the Detroit of Law at the University of Brian K. Porter of Rolling Hills Queensland. News. Estates, California, has become Edward M. Welch has opened a Teresa E. Schafer has opened her vice president and corporate new firm in Battle Creek, Michi- own law practice in Birmingham, counsel for the SAZTEC gan, under the name of Michigan. Corporation. Edward M. Welch, PC. John M. Spencer has begun a Nicholas C. Unkovic is now a communications law practice Richard J. Erickson has been member of the firm of Graham & '70 with the firm of Leibowitz Rice appointed chief, Fiscal Law James in their San Francisco & Spencer. He had previously office. Branch, Office of the Judge been with the Federal Communi- Advocate General in Washington, cations Commission. Edward M. Frankel is now a D.C. and has been selected for '77 member of tlie Cincinnati law promotion to Lieutenant Colonel. Bodo Buechner lias a private law '74 firm of Strauss Troy & Ruehl- Victor F. Ptasznik lias been practice in Tuebingen, Germany mann Co., LPA. promoted to general counsel and and since 1981 has been counsel- Penny Friedman has been pro- secreta~yof City National Bank of ing refugees for the Lutheran Detroit. Church with assistance of the i~iotedto vice president of United Nations High Conimis- property development at Taft Edwin G. Fabre has established '71 sioner for Refugees. Broadcasting Company. his own law firm under the name Michael A. Marrero of Cincin- of Edwin G. Fabre, PC. He has '75 Edwina E. Dowell has become nati, Ohio, has joined the legal also been appointed to the board general counsel to the Spanish staff of the Drackett Coinpany of trustees of Wayne County Inteinational Netword (SIN) which is a subsidiary of Bristol- Community College. in New York City. It is the only Myers. Robert M. Johnson is now presi- full service Spanish language TV Joseph C. Marshall, I11 was dent and chief operating officer network and is sent via satellite elected president of the Detroit of Ne7usdn;y, a Long Island, New to 199 interconnected affiliates. Barristers Association for tlie York newspaper. Connye Y. Harper has been 1982-83 season. Cecil M. Phillips has joined the elected chairperson of the Labor Jeff Sadowski was named a Rock-Tenn Company in Norcross, Law Section of A.T.L.A. partner in Harness Dickey & Georgia, as vice president and James P. Hill of Mount Pleasant, Pierce a law firm in Birniingham, general counsel. He had previ- Michigan, won the 1982 A.B.A. Michigan. ously been with the firm of sponsored Ross Essay contest Alston & Bird. wit11 an article on Ethics in Pub- '78 D. Keith Birchler has become a R. Bruce Whitney has been lic Service wliicl~was published pai-tner in the law firm of Lear- appointed assistant general for in the August, 1982 A.B.A. man Peters Sarow & McQulllan litigation and regulato~ymatters Journal. in Bay City, Michigan. John A. Braden is president of Mary Jo Deziel has become the Mecosta-Osceola Bar Associa- associated with the firm of tion for 1982-83 in Big Rapids, Gibson Dunn & Crutcher in their Michigan. Washington, D.C. office. Dennis W. Liehman has become Philip L. Dutt is an associate in an associate with the law firm the firm of Johnson Mahoney of Rogers & Wells in their San & Scott in Denver, Colorado. Diego, California, office. Randall R. Kaplan has become '79 Sheila Cowles Haughey is assis- an associate in the Washington, tant city attorney for D.C., firm of Caplin & Drysdale. Charlottesville, Virginia. Gary C. Robb is with the law Barrie Lawson Loeks of Wyo- firm of Shughart Thomson & ming, Michigan, is with the Jack Kilroy, PC in Kansas City, Loeks Theatres, Inc. as vice pres- Missouri. ident and general counsel. Gary Schwarcz of New York, James K. Say has accepted a New York is with the firm of position as assistant professor of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett. business administration at Tarkio Gregory A. Spaly has become College in Tarkio, Missouri. associated with the firm of J. Lloyd Snook, I11 is a member Hooper Ha thaway Price Beuche of the firm of Lowe Gordon & Wallace in Ann Arbor, Jacobs & Snook, Ltd. in Char- Michigan. Larry VanTil lottesville, Virginia. Ramona L. Fernandez has joined the law firm of Edward M. Welch, PC in Battle Creek, Michigan. Jonathan Golomb of New York, New York, is associated with the firm of Booth & Baron. Lynn Helland is an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Criminal Division of the Eastern Division of Michigan. Andrew J. Miller has become an Assistant U. S. Attorney in the District of New Jersey. Robert M. Owen of Decatur, Illinois, is an associate in the firm of Owen Roberts Susler & Murphy, PC. Peter 0. Shinevar has become an associate in the labor law firm of Bredhoff & Kaiser in Washing- ton, D.C. Benjamin Calkins of Ann Arbor, Michigan, had an article, "Waiver of the Right to Arbitrate, An Issue for the Court or the Arbi- trator?" appear in the March, 1982 issue bf Arbitrntion Journal. Horace Rodgers, George Casyar, Roger Frzscll Earl D. Ruetz, d. September 16, Haskell Leon Cohodes, d. Octo- DECEASED 1982 in Stuart, FL ber 16, 1982 Albert M. Stern, d. December 30, Craig Hosmer Reported during the period of 1982 in Royal Oak, MI February 1, 1982-January 31, 1983 '41 Rodney M. Nash, d. October 4, Rolland 0. Wilson, d. April 2, 1982 '13 Homer Ferguson, d. 1982 December 17, 1982, in Grosse John Robert White, d. March, Pointe, MI Paul Wheeler Bruske, d. August, 1982 1982 '45 Nelson Abreu Sampaio '14 Leland G. Gardner Claude W. Coates, d. July 7, 1982 Spencer W. Symons in Sault Ste. Marie, MI '47 Jaime Perriaux '17 Lester Lefevre Cecil, d. Novem- Henry H. Sills, d. November 28, '48 Clement R. Bassett, d. June 27, ber, 1982 1982 1982 Walter Lee Johnson William H. Wise, d. January 23, James Christie, d. November 1, Walter J. Thalheimer, d. Febru- 1983 1981 ary 8, 1982 Alfred C. Bowman Robert Earle Dice, d. January 20, '21 Sidney K. Jackson, d. William A. Miller, d. March 22, 1983 in Grosse Pointe Farms, MI November 17, 1982 in Phoenix, 1982 Lloyd R. C. Fayling, d. Decem- AZ Oscar W. Moyle, Jr., d. July 20, ber 2, 1982 in Vicksburg, MI Siege1 W. Judd, d. September 2, 1982 Robert Janiga Jay, d. January 26, 1982 William K. Rose 1983 Eva K. K. Makielski, d. Decem- Harold M. Silverston, d. Novem- John H. Mathews, d. April, 1982 ber 26, 1982 ber 6, 1982 John E. McDonald, d. Septem- John H. Rapp Henry Smith Wingate, d. ber 9, 1982 November 25, 1982 in Hunting- Tipton S. Ross, d. May 6, 1982 Ralph A. Mayer, d. November, '22 ton, NY Samuel Richard Searing, d. 1982 Dudley W. Apps November, 1982 '23 Thomas J. Wl~inery,d. May 20, Joseph H. Peters James Knight, d. August 15, 1982 1982 '49 Waldo Willhoft, d. July 11, 1982 John M. Reinhart '24 George W. Hulbert, d. Septem- David L. King, d. August 3, 1982 Walter William Turton, d. ber 30, 1982 in Tucson, AZ August 29, 1982 in Port Huron, John W. Kelly, d. May 11, 1982 in H. Albert Manwaring MI Scottsdale, AZ Joseph E. Arsulowicz, d. July, Jack A. Walker Louis A. Nack, d. October 7, 1982 in Grand Rapids, MI 1981 '50 Joseph J. Mansour, d. August 11, Thomas F. Butler, d. October 10, 1982 T. Gordon Scupholm, d. Septem- 1982 ber 9, 1982 in Detroit, MI Ned Andrew Reading, d. Sep- Morgan V. Jones, Jr. tember 2, 1952 in Melbourne, FL Robert S. Tubbs, d. December 11, Donald D. MacFarlane, d. 1982 in Grand Rapids, MI Russell H. Smith, d. December, January 22, 1983 in Boynton 1981 Beach, FL '25 Hartwell G. Crain, d. William R. Worth, d. September 28, 1981 Joseph A. Powers, d. January 19, September 4, 1982 Cecil F. Galloway, d. June 10, 1983 in Fort Lauderdale, FL 1982 in Sacramento, CA '51 William Howard Higgins Howell S. White, d. September 6, William F. Harlton, Jr., d. Franklin J. Shepherd, d. Septem- 1982 in Reed City, MI June 24, 1982 ber 10, 1982 in Ann Arbor, MI Clarence E. Merritt, d. '26 George G. Feldman, d. Septem- August 16, 1982 '52 David S. Meyers, d. Januaiy 22, 1983 in Miami Beach, FL ber 22, 1982 Asa D. Kennedy, d. October 13, George Samuel Martin, d. 1982 in Fox Chase, PA Blair Moody, Jr., d. June 20, 1982 in Chicago, IL November 26, 1982 in Detroit, MI Philip Mitchell, d. May 27, 1982 Edward C. Parker '53 John S. Lowly, d. November 8, J. Penfield Seiberling Alfred W. Lipphart, d. April 10, 1982 in North Adams, MA 1982 '27 A. George Abbott, d. October 18, '54 Angelo William Locascio, d. 1982 John D. Currie, d. July 23, 1982 June 4, 1982 William Wirt Blume, d. in Saginaw, MI October 11, 1982 in Ross, CA James B. Young, d. February 26, '55 Eugene F. Townsend,Jr., d. March 8, 1952 Nathan S. Gluckman 1982 C. Bryan Kinney, d. Edmund R. Blaske, d. August 21, '56 Louis Edwin Wooler-y, d. Janu- November 4, 1982 1982 in Battle Creek, MI ary 2, 1982 '58 Max H. Bergman, d. December 14, 1982 '59 Lariy C. Carl, d. Janualy 28, 1983 in Mio, MI Lawrence R. Winters, Jr., d. July 24, 1982 '63 John M. Garland, d. December, 1982 in Columbus, OH '66 John Richard Steincipher, d. September, 1982 '69 Belinda Wertz Best, d. August 14, 1971 in Rochester, NY '71 Ronald Edward McGowan, d. March 1, 1982 in Phoenix, AZ '74 Susan Jane Atkinson, d. January 14, 1983 Denise Wacker, d. September 19, 1982 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 lSOO/o of the difference between the total cash gifts and $1,000,000. For Angel1 Society only, all gifts over a person's lifetime are considered for qualifying, and all who in the past have made gifts of at least $1,000,000 have been recognized. Each indizjidual member is eligible for membership in the Presidents Club.

MICHIGAN BENEFACTORS Membership is open to individuals, corporations, foundations, associations and other groups. For individuals, a cash gift com- bined with a matching gift of not more than $50,000 totaling I $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 James B. Angel1 Society. A cash gift of 31 million gifts and a deferred gift may be used; the deferred portion must be payable over the lifetime of the donor, or a deferred at least 150% of the difference between the total cash gifts and gift of S1.5 million. $100,000. Each indiz~idualBenefactor is eligible for membership in the Presidents Club.

THE HENRY P. TAPPAN SOCIETY Individuals only. In lieu of the basic cash gift of $50,000 the donor may make a cash gift of $37,500 plus a matching gift of $37,500, each payable over a period of 10 years to qualify. All Presidents Michigan Benefactc I gift of $100,000 payable Club qualifying gifts may also be credited in qualifying for over 10 years, or a c ;ift of $150,000. Tappan. A combination of cash gifts and deferred gift may be used; the deferred portion must be at least 150% of the difference between the total cash gifts and 550,000. Each member is eligible for membership in the Presidents Club. +- .. .. .

THE PRESIDENTS CLUB Individuals only. In lieu of the basic cash gift of $10,000 the donor Henry P. Tappan St cash gift of $50,000 pav- may make a cash gift of $7,500 plus a matching gift of 57,500, each able over 10 years, ( -red gift of $75,000. payable over a period of 10 vears. Gifts received by the University in the 10 yenrs prior to tlze comi?zitnzent to qunlify mav be credited in qualifying. A combination of cash gifts and a deferred gift may be used; the deferred portion must be at least 15O0/o of the differ- ence between the total qualifying cash gifts and 510,000. If the donor's deferred gift is n life insltrnnce policy the face value must be $25,000. The Presidents Cluib. A cash giit of 610,000 payable THE UNIVERSITY DEANS CLUB over 10 vears, or a cieferred :gift of $15,000. Individuals onlv. Recognition is for an ni~nunlgift or gifts. The donor may use a cash gift of at least $250 and a matching gift suffi- cient to total $500. The Uirizvrsity's year to measure the "annual" gift is July 1 to June 30. The L.117~7 Scl~oolF14?ldfs year for making the list of names in this report is February 1 through January 31 each year (our fiscal year for all purposes). Thus if vou made a $500 gift The Unive ans ClukI. An nnirltnl cash gift of . Y A--- .. to the Law School in March, 1983, vour name will not be in this at least $5011, or a cash. grtt.. of 'SL311 w~th. a matching report, but will be listed next year when we report for 1983. gift of $250. THE HUNDRED CLUB Individuals onlv. For an nnizzlnl gift or gifts. Matching gifts nlny not be used for this designation. Membership is acknowledged by both the University and the Law School, but we do not carry a separate list of names in this report. More than 2,000 alumni and friends qualified for membership in this group with gifts for the Law The riunarea LLUD. fin nnrurnl cash r~rror ar least School (both Ln7u Scllool F~rndand the Cnpitnl Cntnyaign) in 1982. $1

*Please see our comnicnts about these groups in "Rending . . . Between the Sheet<'' on pagc 1 and thc l~stot 1,alr. menibcrs starting on pagc 37.

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