A good year, a good future for Kalamazoo George N. Rainsford

3 The big push at Kalamazoo in 1979 Robert D. Dewey

5 The K-Pian-meeting the challenge of the '80s Warren L. Board

7 The Stryker Center: a community partnership Wen Chao Chen

9 Achieving financial equilibrium Roger J. Fecher

13 Campaign gears up for homestretch

14 Annual Fund giving increases

15 Honor Roll of Donors

Kalamazoo College is committed to the concept of equal rights, equal opportunities, and equal protection of the law. It administers all programs-admissions, financial aid, employment, instruction, and services-without regard to race, creed, national origin, age handicaps, or sex, and implements this nondiscriminatory policy under a formal affirmative action program.

K, the Annual Report of Kalamazoo College (USPS 289-440), is published January, April, July, August, and November by Kalamazoo College. Second-class postage paid at Kalamazoo, Michigan, 49007. January, 1980, Vol. 6, No. 1. Richard D. Nirenberg, Director of College Relations and Managing Editor; Ray Wilson, Editor. A GOODYEAR, A GOOD FUTURE AT KALAMAZOO

George N. Rainsford

napshots can tell you some­ thing of the occasions, the accomplishments, the history of S the year that has passed. They tell less well the tone, the momentum, and the unfinished business which forms the agenda for a succeeding year. An annual report should, however, try to do all of this. This report should be read as a whole, for out of the sections written by the president and the vice-presidents the reader will get a composite view that is greater than the mere sum of the parts. That is our hope for the administration of Kalamazoo College as well-that the work of each will add to and be supple­ mented by the work of others. In this regard the president's responsibility is to provide general oversight of the admin­ istration of the College and its academic and student programs; to articulate the shared mission of the College; to suggest ways in which that mission and the programs which implement it might be changed, refocused, or reaffirmed; and, finally, to be the principal spokes­ man of the College to the larger society of which it is a part and which it serves. How did the College fare in 1978-79 in the light of these considerations? George N. Rainsford is president of Kalamazoo College.

1 A goodyear achieved a record Annual Fund and added new alumni programs and 1978-79 was a good year-a year of personnel. We also enjoyed a sizeable progress, a year of transition. It was the enrollment surplus, the latter due to the last year of a tumultuous decade and combined efforts of the entire College thereby a transition between experience community. Added national visibility and expectation. The decade of the came with an expanded public relations 1980s is one we must surely enter with program resulting in, among other hope and excitement in spite of all its things, the College's appearance on two foretold uncertainties. In many ways the segments of NBC-TV's Today show. This success of 1978-79 will provide the year was also the second year of the basis for these hopes. president's service as chairman of the The year was thus a year of planning National Association of Independent and of execution of plans. The comple­ Colleges and Universities. tion of the Dow Foundation sponsored Yes, 1978-79 was a good year. self-study, culminating in the spring retreat of the executive committee of the Board of Trustees, reaffirmed the com­ The future at Kalamazoo mitment of the College to quality and 1979-80 promises to follow many of the liberal arts rather than size. Within those trends. There is an evident this context the year also saw the momentum, energy, and focus in the opening of the new offices of the L. Lee College. Relations among students, Stryker Center for Management and faculty, administrators, and the Board of Educational Services. The Stryker Trustees are open and produce frank Center, now under the direction of Wen and responsible discussion. There is a Chao Chen, provides a base for new new spirit of optimism about the future service programs to the community that does not deny the existence of and to non-traditional students. problems but asserts that they can and The new provost, Warren Board, will be handled. The College must began an important review of the continue to press forward in admissions elements of the Kalamazoo Plan so that and fund-raising and build on the they could be strengthened and better strengths of the past year. Faculty and integrated. The vice-president for stu­ staff compensation and the quality of dent services, Robert Dewey, led a our academic programs must not be revised and highly successful freshman allowed to erode in the face of inflation. orientation program and established a Above all, we must continue to believe new program for sophomores. The vice­ in and assert the enormous importance president for business and finance, of what it means to be a quality, church­ Roger Fecher, and the president related, liberal arts college at a time established a new program to reach when the nation needs leaders and fiscal equilibrium in the face of mount­ leadership from its institutions and indi­ ing inflation and the prospect of stable viduals alike. Our greatest challenge in or declining student numbers. By year's the 1980s will be presented by the end that program was ahead of schedule. young men and women who come to us 1978-79 was also the middle year of for their undergraduate education the College's major capital fund-raising seeking the best education possible and campaign, Funds for the Future, which knowing that they have a creditable under a new campaign director, Alfred opportunity to get that at Kalamazoo A. Blum, Jr., recorded $9,500,000 by the College. Our vision must be equal to end of the year-well beyond the that challenge, particularly as we reflect halfway mark in the $16,395,000 cam­ on the College's illustrious past and paign. During the year the College also prepare for its sesquicentennial in 1983.

2 THE BIG PUSH AT KALAMAZOO IN 1979

Robert D. Dewey

e pushed them hard this year. True or not, that is a fairly common is alive and well, and some social activi­ Students, that is. We always perception. ties draw a crowd. Still, the overriding push them. We will continue It's as if we had become captive to the perception is that Kalamazoo doesn't W to do so. But for the past year image others have of us (and which we offer much apart from academic work; we've pushed harder. Pushed to get as seem to have of ourselves). So selective strong feelings have been expressed to many students as possible involved in at are we, so superior academically, that us that we at Kalamazoo tend to look least one extra-curricular activity. only the mind can live (and struggle) at down our noses at anything that is not The reason we push is that students Kalamazoo. The body and soul have to studying or study-related. For a liberal need to do something in addition to be left in Muskegon or Detroit (and arts college, these perceptions and studying at Kalamazoo. Actually, we returned to as often as possible on feelings could, eventually, be devas­ think extra-curricular activities have the weekends). tating. The baby could disappear with effect of helping students study better the bath water! when they study. We think they will be Which is why we've been pushing. But more satisfied as well as more The important balance very gently. productive if they mix it up a bit. Now, no one can object to students Kalamazoo's reputation for academic We're having some success. There studying. That should be the first call on excellence is nothing anyone wants to appears to be more and more partici­ student time and energy. One can see diminished in any way. It's a great pation in a growing number of groups object, however, if that is all that a strength. It makes it possible for us to and activities, especially among fresh­ student perceives college is about; that attract the students we want. They tell men and sophomores. We think student music, sports, theater, student govern­ us that's why they have chosen life has improved; certainly there is ment, volunteer work, group activity, Kalamazoo. When off-campus exper­ more of it than there used to be. and social opportunities are merely iences are added to a strong academic The "we" referred to is a slightly diversions to take or leave as one will. program, we have the best of two stealthy community-within-the-com­ For young people between 18 and 22, worlds. No one wants to see the per­ munity. It includes staff members in the the mixture between study and extra­ sonal growth and development afforded student services area, student leaders, a curricular activity can be too thin even by off-campus experiences reduced one few faculty, and some administrators, all as, in some colleges called "party iota. of whom have joined the pushing schools," it is quite the reverse. The What intrigues some of us is the strategy. parade of students appearing before the possibility that we can nourish yet one Over the past two years various com­ Campus Life Committee and the Reten­ more strength, the strength of a livelier mittees concerned with student life tion Committee over the past 12 months and richer campus community in which discovered that many students feel that strongly suggests that the mixture at students have a fair chance to achieve a Kalamazoo is too one-dimensional; Kalamazoo has been too thin. necessary and satisfying mix between students study all the time, or pretend to Admittedly, students differ as indi­ curricular and extra-curricular exper­ study, or talk about studying. That's viduals. It is obvious that some achieve ience. If that serves to improve about all they do, according to report. a very satisfying mix between study and academic performance (which we think extra-curricular activity-teams play, it would), improve morale, and enhance Robert D. Dewey is vice-president for music and theater groups perform, the the quality of our intellectual, cultural, student services and dean of the chapel. Index: has improved, student government and social life, everyone gains! 3 Theblg push A calendar for all health and welfare of students-hous­ So we've started pushing. In what has come to be called "the ing, counseling, Career Development Merely listing some of the ways we Gascony calendar" (a quarterly publica­ (which includes career planning and job are proceeding to push makes them tion listing all extra-curricular College placement of seniors as well as the seem trivial. The sum of them may be events), we have tried to reduce con­ sophomore Career Development quite profound. If they have an impact flicts in the schedule, emphasize all-Col­ quarter), student activities, religious life, on perceptions, feelings, and attitudes, lege events (and encourage participa­ the Health Center, and the College they can make a real difference. tion by all members of the community), Forum. In addition, the security system Entering the lobby of Hicks Center, and schedule social activities regularly now operates through the Office of Stu­ dent Services. In each of these areas, we one now sees the new "Union Desk" off on the weekends. "All for one, and one in one corner. Behind and above the for all" is apropos in a college which, maintain a lean but efficient set of ser­ generous length of counter top, one though small, is threatened like all other vices to students under the leadership of sees a listing of events for each day in institutions by the bureaucratization and a staff of six full-time people and six bold black-and-white lettering, usually parochialism so characteristic of our residence hall directors who contribute nine or ten of them, a rich variety of times. The initial response to the 20 hours per week in ancillary functions events and activities. Gascony calendar has been very in addition to their supervision of resi­ Recently we moved the Union Desk positive. dence halls. from the basement of Hicks Center to The Student Development Fund But it is the work we do directly with the main lobby, and already this change authorized last spring by the Board of students to enhance the campus has relieved our fabled "communication Trustees has already proved its value. environment which we regard as a problem" dramatically. People pass by, One student problem over the years has priority. Students come through the stop, turn back, and busily read the been the difficulty of trying out an idea Office of Student Services in large large clear notices about the day's which emerges in the course of a year numbers each day. They have a great events. Mentally, I suspect, they decide but comes too late to be included in that variety of concerns and interests. which to respond to and which to ignore. year's budget appropriations. The Changing a housing assignment, finding But they do know what's going onl $5,000 fund is available to implement help for a personal or academic The new Union Desk is part of a larger innovative ideas in student life. problem, seeking guidance about career plan to make Hicks Center less a con­ The guidelines for use of the funds interests, needing direction in a particu­ course to get through on the way to include the stipulation that the idea lar individual situation-these and other matters bring students to see staff mem­ something else and more a vital center serve the larger community, preferably for student life. We hope to carpet the through a new student organization bers. But it is the student who comes area where the old Union Desk stood, which will interest a significant number with a new idea who provides the real provide tables for small games of students and be able to seek funds challenge in our work. Or the students (backgammon, chess, cards), and a through other sources in later years. To we seek out, individually or in groups, to color TV for community-watching of date the funds have helped provide a discuss new possibilities for the enrich­ major events. Already we have cut a pep band of some 25 students; have ment of campus life. From these door from Red Lounge into the snack partially funded the creation of a new encounters come the opportunities to bar, making that central spot directly men's volleyball team; and given sub­ flesh out the extra-curricular activities accessible from a comfortable lounge. A stantial assistance to the recently available to students generally and final step in this plan calls for a carpeted formed International Students Organiza­ respond to individual needs as we and comfortable "townie lounge" for tion. Grants have been made as well for discover them. commuter students in what is now a certain one-time events which served The word "push" used so generously bare room. large numbers of students, including a at the beginning of this report may be These changes follow the success we special football dinner in Welles Hall, a inappropriate. We nudge them. The have had as a result of a major redecor­ summer cooler at De Waters, and a truth is, they push us! Out of the mutual ating job on the Black Spot (planned dinner party for seniors. nudging and pushing we see the and executed chiefly by students), the development of more extra-curricular increasing use of such areas as the The 'service' In student services opportunities for all Kalamazoo students and increasing participation by students. Career Development and Student Acti­ The Office of Student Services has a The profound sum of all this is the vities resource centers, and the number of very practical, and repetitive, growing capacity of the College to foster occasional use of Welles Hall for special functions aimed at contributing to the dinners. "the education of the whole student." 4 " THE K PLAN-MEETING THE CHALLENGE OFTHE1980s

Warren L. Board

n important measure of the issues have been raised by faculty, stu­ program should be preserved and strength and vitality of the dents, and administrators. Students con­ strengthened? How much of the pro­ faculty of Kalamazoo College tinue to be attracted to the College gram should be discarded and replaced A has always been its ability to because of the perceived flexibility of with elements better able to respond to assess clearly programatic strengths, the academic program. But once in resi­ the needs of future students? weaknesses, and potential for new ser­ dence, they sometimes point out restric­ By December, 1978, the faculty deter­ vices to meet the needs of changing tions that the arrangement of the K Plan mined that the program would not be clienteles. The faculty and academic elements place on other desirable substantially improved by following administration must maintain and nur­ educational opportunities. The faculty Harvard's model in developing a "core ture an academic environment which and administration recognize the educa­ curriculum," a radical departure from the produces a liberal arts education of the tional benefits to be derived from the K College's approach to general education. highest quality possible within the limits Plan, but are increasingly challenged by Instead, the faculty concluded that the of the College's mission and available the physical, intellectual, and emotional general education provided Kalamazoo resources. Every planning and adminis­ pace required to sustain its quality. students could be "improved signifi­ trative act considers these two factors Students continue to be attracted by the cantly by sharpening the focus of the for the long run, as well as any deci­ College's reputation for providing entry distribution requirement and by addres­ sion's immediate effects on services to into the best graduate and professional sing problems students have with such current students. schools, but sometimes report discour­ basic skills as reading and writing." During the past two decades, agement because of competition for (Memorandum to Educational Policies Kalamazoo College has achieved con­ grades and the perceived restrictions Committee from Subcommittee A, siderable distinction among small liberal that preprofessional preparation seem January 4, 1979.) A series of inter­ arts colleges because of its K Plan and to place on the breadth of their liberal divisional meetings was scheduled the faculty and students of extraordinary arts experience. These are examples College-wide to stimulate discussion ability which the academic program has only of the kinds of long-term questions among departments and individual attracted. In the Midwest-and to some and short-term problems which the instructors about the purposes, content, extent, nationally-its reputation for faculty addressed with considerable and interrelationships among distribu­ high quality on-campus programs inte­ energy during 1978-79. tion courses. One anticipated result of grated with an extensive array of off­ such deliberation was improved aca­ campus experiential opportunities has Reviewing the program demic advising. Another was the been established. The K Plan has been A systematic review of the K Plan was possible refinement of some courses to effective for nearly twenty years. Is it initiated by the Educational Policies meet generally recognized educational realistic to assume that the program in Committee. The study subjected each needs. all of its component parts will also meet component-general education, Career By April, 1979, the faculty had author­ the needs of students in the 1980s and Development Program, Foreign Study, ized a new proficiency requirement in beyond? and Senior Individualized Project expository writing for graduation from During the past half-dozen years a (SIP)-to exhaustive analysis. The hope the College. Through a massive realign­ number of controversial programatic was that during the course of the work ment of teaching and scholarship the faculty would make some definitive priorities, the faculty of the English Warren L. Board is provost of Kalamazoo judgments about the future of the curri­ department designed an intensive College culum: How much of the current writing program which responds to 5 individual levels of preparation and judged to be the greatest limiting factor but relatively independent research for a ability. At the same time, the entire of major and elective course opportuni­ sustained period will be as great in the faculty expressed with renewed convic­ ties on campus. Other criticisms of coming decade as it was in the last. tion the expectation that student writing Foreign Study related to its ·compressing Recommendations were made for in every course would be of the highest the on-campus curriculum, which results further study, College-wide discussion, quality. in increased academic intensity and and administrative refinements during pressure. The problems seemed to be 1979-80. Career Development balanced by the personal and intellec­ Two other examples of faculty activity A concurrent faculty review of the tual maturation of students that occurs pervasive during 1978-79 are worth Career Development Program produced during the period of study abroad. noting. Both directly relate to the quality recommendations to the administration In sum, the faculty judged the overall of teaching and counseling at the for a substantially strengthened Sopho­ benefits of Foreign Study to outweigh College. Monthly workshops were pre­ more experience. The administration most of the deficiencies it promotes in sented especially for the purpose of was advised that this essential off­ the on-campus program. The faculty's improving academic advising skills. The campus experiential program should be commitment to Foreign Study is firm; afternoon sessions were attended by better integrated with the on-campus recommendations for fine-tuning the large numbers of faculty and were curriculum. Recommendations included program to produce better integration devoted to case studies of actual student the consideration of providing academic have been followed. An example of a problems. Small groups considered credit for certain types of faculty-super­ related faculty initiative has been the each case and reported their solutions to vised work experiences, the successful series of programs which ex­ the rest of the faculty. To stimulate enlargement of the Career Development plores international career opportunities. discussion, the results were then staff, and the transfer of administrative These workshops have brought alumni compared with the action taken by responsibility for the program from the and business associates back to campus faculty or staff in the real situations. Office of Student Services to that of the to discuss with current students their Faculty scholarship and leadership in Provost. positions with organizations having in­ regional and national professional The administration was further asked ternational interests and influence. organizations during 1978-79 provide to consider the value of a formal career During 1978-79 the Concentration in another measure of its vitality. Three and life planning focus for the program, International Commerce was new books were published during the capped by an improved placement ser­ established for students who, regardless year as well as several articles. In vice for students who plan to enter the of their majors, have interests in inter­ addition, seventeen members of the job market immediately following national careers. The program requires a faculty delivered scholarly papers to graduation. The faculty counselor's role small group of courses in economics, audiences from coast to coast. Nine in the student's planning was recognized conversational proficiency in a foreign faculty members were officers in their as a key to improved Career Develop­ language, Foreign Study, and an "inter­ professional organizations and more ment services. Career Development Pro­ national" Senior Individualized Project. than eighty participated in off-campus gram revisions are expected to be func­ With careful faculty guidance, the stu- . professional programs of various kinds. tional by the fall of 1980. dent receives a liberal education and a In the fall of 1978, the faculty was focused interdisciplinary preparation asked to review the College's educa­ Foreign St udy with an international perspective unique tional programs and to recognize that The faculty review concluded that to Kalamazoo College. two distinctive features of the K Pian Foreign Study is the most distinctive should be preserved and strengthened. element of the K Plan. Following recog­ Senior Individualized Project Those features are: ( 1) A strong Iibera I nition of the quality of the academic pro­ The review of the Senior Individual­ arts program in an international and gram generally, new students report ized Project (SIP) resulted in an unpre­ comparative context; and (2) Evidence Foreign Study to be the next most dicted and almost universal endorse­ that the liberal arts provide essential important reason why they come to the ment by the faculty. The meaning and career and preprofessional preparation College. For most students, Foreign significance of this graduation when theory and practice are effectively Study's location in the fall and winter requirement vary on as many dimen­ integrated. Progress has been deliberate quarters of the junior year in order to sions as there are student experiences and programatic results thus far are coincide with entrance requirements and and faculty expectations. However, the sensible responses to the challenges of calendars of European universities, was faculty believes that the value of guided the 1980s. THE STRYKER CENTER: A COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP

Wen Chao Chen

he L. Lee Stryker Center for Management Studies and Educational Services had its T origin at Kalamazoo College more than 20 years ago as an affiliate of the Industrial Relations Center of the University of Chicago. Achieving an independent status shortly thereafter, the Center served the Kalamazoo area through its programs of management training for local businesses. The Center was renamed in 1977 for L. Lee Stryker, a prominent Kalamazoo business and civic leader who died in 1976 in an airplane accident. Achievements of the past year In October, 1978, the Stryker Center moved into its new quarters at 1327 Academy Street, beginning a new phase of its existence. Through the continuing generosity of the Stryker family, the Stryker Corporation, and the many friends of Lee Stryker and the College, this facility is now in full operation. A slight reorganization of the Center staff occurred in the spring of 1979. At that time, the decision was made to separate the activities of the Non-tradi­ tional Students Program and the New Frontiers Program from the regular activities of the Stryker Center and make them self-sufficient operations. The Center staff is presently comprised Seminars for local business leaders make up an important part of the Stryker Center's offerings. of the director (Wen Chao Chen), the

Wen Chao Chen is vice-president .tor community services and director of the Stryker Center. 7 assistant director for operations (Anne The Stryker Club-Under the leader­ Berry), and the assistant director for ship of Paul Coash, Robert McLean, and program development (Caroline Ham). John Oosterbaan, some 30 of the area's On the instructional side, the Center young business and civic leaders have continues to use the talents of people agreed to meet several times a year to who reside in the Kalamazoo area. More hear speakers and exchange than a dozen experts gave their time and information and ideas. expertise for the benefit of participants The Ernst and Whinney Executiue in the Center's programs. Briefing Sessions-! nitiated through the courtesy of Mr. Andrew Kostrevagh, this Programs at the Stryker Center program is designed to give the busy Last year the Stryker Center con­ executive a bird's eye view of new ducted a wide variety of programs developments in important aspects of aimed at both specific and general management. Two sessions were held, audiences. with more than 30 people present. Evening courses-Last year the Center The Personnel Director's Lunch Group­ offered eight evening courses, and At the suggestion of Richard Tanner of attracted an enrollment of 90 students First Federal Savings and Loan Associa­ (which was short of the projected figure tion, a group of 15 personnel directors of 225). of medium-sized companies and public One and two-day seminars-The Center agencies have been meeting once a sponsored a total of 15 of these month to engage in off-the-record seminars in 1978-79, with an enrollment discussions of mutual interest. of 258 (more than the projected 225). Off-campus seminars and workshops­ Looking ahead To accommodate private firms and The Stryker Center staff has been at public organizations, the Center staff work on several ideas in recent months: conducted six off-campus seminars and ( 1) Efforts are being made to develop workshops, with an enrollment of more a top-notch program designed to than 150. increase the economic/political/social Business-Academia Dialogue-BAD awareness of middle management (supported by the Upjohn Company and personnel of large corporations. the four colleges in Kalamazoo) is one (2) Experiments are being conducted of the most popular service programs to see if the Center can be of more administered by the Center. Bringing service to public and non-profit organi­ together businessmen, faculty, and stu­ zations in the area. dents to discuss common concerns, (3) Meetings are being held with BAD met eight times last year and professionally successful women to see attracted nearly 300 people. if a program can be designed to help The Small Business Institute­ young women interested in professional Administered jointly by the Center and growth and development. the economics department of the (4) Steps are being taken to integrate College (and sponsored by the U.S. the Center's activities with Kalamazoo Small Business Administration), this College's regular offerings for the program attracted 25 clients and more benefit of the student body. than 100 student participants in The Stryker Center is one of 1978-79. The Institute provides students Kalamazoo College's strongest and at the College with the chance to work most important links in the community. with small businesses in the area, The Center is committed to the con­ helping them with their management tinuing cultivation of that tie between and economic problems. College and community. s· ACHIEVING FINANCIAL EQUILIBRIUM

Roger J. Fecher

he continuing strength of the Important improvements have been Additional components of financial academic program at Kalama­ made in controlling the energy expendi­ equilibrium over the next several years zoo College depends upon the tures on campus. A new steam distri­ must include the building of reserves for T human and material resources bution system was completed late last operations and physical plant. The cur­ available. An important financial plan to fall. This system, with a computer-based rent replacement cost of the physical insure the financial equilibrium of the energy management system, is gener­ facilities of the College is approximately College was carefully formulated last ating significant savings in heating $45,000,000. With inflation pressures year. costs. It is expected that these improve­ and the continuing need to maintain the The results of this current year show ments will pay for themselves over a five facilities in good operating condition, substantial progress in achieving that year period. After this time, they will funds for them must be available financial equilibrium. Despite a moder­ continue to provide relief in the annually. ate adjustment in the enrollment of the expenditure budget. It is imperative for the College to build College as larger freshman classes of Another sign of the careful work being inflation protection in its budget for previous years graduate, the College done through the Funds for the Future endowment principal. The loss of pur­ finished the year in a healthy financial campaign is the increase in endowment chasing power of the endowment condition. Credit must be given to the revenue. As gifts continue to come in for principal continues to be troublesome. many individuals within the College endowment purposes, the revenue from Annual gifts and grants can be used to community who have done an such gifts is made available to the protect endowment principal, should the exceptional job in controlling expendi­ budget. The continued building of return from the endowment be less than tures while, at the same time, working endowment is a prime component of inflation. diligently to increase the revenues of the financial stability for the '80s. The College is committed to main­ College through gifts and grants. taining a high-quality educational The financial equilibrium plan is a experience for its students. The careful four-year program. Its purpose is to controlling of expenditures and the insure the financial stability of the careful cultivation of all revenue sources College as it faces the difficult times of are important challenges for the College. · the 1980s. As we start the second year of the plan, it is good news to report that the College is ahead of schedule.

Roger J. Fecher is vice-president for business and finance at Kalamazoo College

9 TEN-YEAR COMPARISON 1969-70 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 Physical Plant Value ...... $18,034,393.30 $18,826,253.75 $18,973,476.83 $19,228,389.68 Book Value of Endowment and Similar Funds ...... 12,229,966.47 12,826,829.36 13,385.179.52 12,985,611.52 Market Value of Endowment and Similar Funds ...... 11,434,173.14 13,888,438.79 16,093,472.28 15,489,801.82 Total Education and General Expenditures ...... 3,353,465.07 3,464,790.97 3,690,529.82 3,804,038.95 Enrollment ...... 1,343 1,360 1,347 1,413 Tuition Rate ...... 1,230.00 1,305.00 1,380.00 1,380.00 Gifts-Current Fund ...... 535,178.00 613,838.00 509,374.00 495,252.00 Gifts-Other Funds ...... 579,602.00 899,362.00 1,318,063.00 1,752,159.00 Federal and State Support...... 204,152.00 166,961.00 167,701.00 130,809.00

COMBINED BALANCE SHEET Current Loan ASSETS Funds Funds Cash ...... $ 184,305.45 $ 124,697.14 Cash Equivalent Investments ...... 988,395.29 1,512,731.63 Accounts and Notes Receivable ...... 129,889.34 Real Estate Contracts Receivable ...... Due to/from Other Funds ...... 1,406,439.20 Inventories ...... 287,153.72 Marketable Securities ...... 169,006.96 Prepaid Expenditures ...... ·...... 441 ,858.20 Other Assets ...... 1,000.00 Property, Plant and Equipment ...... 15,994.50 TOTAL ASSETS ...... $3,607,048.16 $1,654,423.27

LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenditures ...... $ 231 ,768.77 Agency and Other Deposits ...... 312,555.52 Advance Tuition and Student Deposits ...... 1,637,659.75 Due to Other Funds ...... 655,888.44 $ 84,215.14 Donors' Remaining Interest ...... Federal Government Portion ...... 1,204,67 4.32 College Portion ...... 140,152.17 TOTAL LIABILITIES ...... $2,837,872.48 $1 ,429,041.63 Fund Balances ...... $ 769,175.68 $ 225,381.64 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES ...... $3,607,048.16 $1,654,423.27

10 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 1978-79 $19,354,665.84 $19,326,651.92 $21,262,050.77 $22,606,250.37 $22,947,920.52 $23,202,589.33

12, 160,1 03.82 12,029,354.44 10,645,515.26 9,983,657.77 10,589,293.21 12,028,893.68

8,943,290.20 9,933,538.32 10,651,881.06 9,800,501.46 11,045,300.27 12,860, 184.85 • 4,681,918.75 5,465,938.92 6,617,148.79 7,084,208.00 7 ,453,243. 73 7,897,638.31 1,356 1,401 1,497 1,500 1,534 1,444 1,515.00 1,635.00 1,890.00 2,241.00 2,541.00 2,907.00 635,224.00 884,408.00 1,063,060.00 984,078.90 1,403,260.49 1,255,655.10 1,806,011.00 233,399.00 341,097.00 265,454.63 933,924.84 1,799,281.97 184,172.00 304,025.00 476,172.00 619,147.56 563,357.00 688,547.65

Endowment Annuity and All Funds Funds Life Income Plant Current Prior (Book) Funds Funds Year Year I $ 116,273.43 $ 6,561.83 $ 96,294.89 $ 528,132.74 $ 347,273.21 12,600.00 1,490.00 10,979.70 2,526,196.62 2,776,867.96 43,493.14 173,382.48 204,334.45 289,337.04 87,872.80 377,209.84 920,562.64 45,811.05 54,138.43 1,506,388.68 1,366,701.06 287,153.72 219,693.58 10,902,729.20 860,668.42 11,932,404.58 10,385,225.77 441,858.20 404,070.23 20,911.70 21,911.70 34,886.75 643,549.17 24,035,894.70 24,695,438.37 23,069,236.20 $12,028,893.68 $ 914,531.30 $24,285,180.52 $42,490,076.93 $39,728.851.85

$ 17,906.45 $ 114,496.52 $ 180,486.87 $ 544,658.61 $ 410,349.38 312,555.52 295,843.43 1,637 ,659. 75 1,601,470.98 611,293.60 154,991.50 1,506,388.68 1,366,701.06 187,768.76 187,768.76 187,740.57 1,204,674.32 998,832.18 140,152.17 116,289.18 $ 629,200.05 $ 302,265.28 $ 335,478.37 $ 5,533,857.81 $ 4,977 ,226. 78 $11,399,693.63 $ 612,266.02 $23,949,702.15 $36,956,219.12 $34,751,625.07 $12,028,893.68 $ 914,531.30 $24,285,180.52 $42,490,076.93 $39,728,851.85

11 CURRENT FUNDS, REVENUES, AND EXPENDITURES Revenues 1977-78 1978-79 Educational and General Student Tuition and Fees ...... $4,909,197 $ 5,133,881 Endowment Income ...... •...... 734,245 926,118 Federal Grants ...... 348,964 415,886 Gifts and Grants ...... 1,403,260 1,255,655 Other ...... 358,508 436,980 Subtotal ...... $7,754,174 $ 8,168,520

Auxiliary Enterprises Residence Fees ...... $1,478,418 $ 1,521,457 Rental Facilities ...... 94,244 85,994 Bookstore ...... 265,909 226,045 Subtotal ...... $1,838,571 $ 1,833,496 Total Revenues ...... $9,592,745 $10,002,0 16

Expenditures Educational and General Instruction and Research ...... $3,415,471 $ 3,606,558 Public Service ...... 239,097 259,062 Academic Support ...... 501,319 537,407 Student Services ...... 752,032 820,047 Institutional Support ...... 977,806 1,041,814 Operation and Maintenance of Plant ...... 913,765 898,506 Student Aid ...... 653,754 734,244 Subtotal ...... $7,453,244 $ 7,897,638

Auxiliary Enterprises Residence and Dining Hall ...... $1,530,942 $ 1,536,410 Rental Facilities ...... 83,588 81,580 Bookstore ...... 220,410 201,796 Subtotal ...... $1,834,940 $ 1,819,786 Total Expenditures ...... $9,288,184 $ 9,717,428

Other Transfers Quasi-Endowment Funds Appropriated ...... $ 239,977 $ 150,000 Unrestricted Gifts Designated to Quasi-Endowment and Plant ...... (393,435) (325,624) Other Transfers ...... (55,958) (38,962) Restricted Funds Applied (Held) ...... (94,883) ~ 67,897) Surplus (Deficit) ...... $ 262 $ 2,109

12 CAMPAIGN GEARS UP FOR HOMESTRETCH

l mong the many responsibilities an important impact on the campaign. had gained new momentum and incumbent upon the faculty, Donald A. Campbell and Company, a enthusiasm. The pace of gifts and administration, and trustees of fund raising consulting firm from pledges being received, and their A Kalamazoo College, one of the Chicago, was retained by the Board of amounts, was increasing steadily. Many most critical is assuring that the Trustees to assist in the planning and new volunteers had been recruited and College's financial resources are suffi­ execution of the final aspects of the were engaged in a variety of activities cient to sustain and continually improve campaign. AI Blum joined the College as throughout the matrix of the campaign, the quality of the total enterprise. The campaign director to give full staff atten­ all pointed toward the planned comple­ Funds for the Future campaign was under­ tion to the completion of the campaign, tion of the campaign at the end of 1980. taken with that objective: to secure and the staff and structure of the overall The Funds for the Future campaign was financial support for several areas development office were strengthened not undertaken as an isolated activity identified as critical to the long-term to support the effort. Two trustees, simply to raise money for Kalamazoo future of the College. The campaign Frank Harlow, vice-president of Dow College. It is, in fact, a portent of the goal of $16,395,000 gives some clue to Chemical Company, and William challenges the College must face in the the magnitude of the undertaking and LaMothe, chairman and chief executive years ahead. The ability to recruit suffi­ what resources will be needed for officer of the Kellogg Company, cient numbers of qualified students in Kalamazoo College in the years ahead. accepted important leadership positions the face of a declining college-age At the close of the fiscal year, gifts and in the campaign. Frank serves as chair­ population; the ability to offer meaning­ pledges to the Funds for the Future man of the National Alumni Division, ful academic and support programs campaign had reached $9,200,991, an and Bill as chairman of the National appropriate to the quality, heritage, and increase of over $2 million during the Corporate and Foundation Division. aspirations of the liberal arts tradition of year. Of the total committed almost $2 Organization and enlistment efforts the College; the ability to attract and million came from alumni, $2.5 came began in twelve cities across the country retain the best possible faculty, and to from parents and non-alumni friends, to expand the Funds for the Future effort assure its members of the support and and over $3.1 million came from corpor­ on a national scale, providing personal environment in which to reach their ations and foundations. Trustees had access of the campaign to alumni, highest potential; the ability to maintain committed almost $1.5 million, faculty parents, and friends located in areas a campus and facilities appropriate to and staff gave over $42,000, and where the College has significant the caliber of the total enterprise-those $75,000 came from the National numbers of alumni. Also, a new slide are ever present challenges which the Endowment for the Humanities. It is show was produced to be used in con­ Funds for the Future campaign begins to especially encouraging to note the level junction with planned events to tell the address. The infusion of capital support of giving from non-alumni individuals story of the campaign. Featuring sought through the campaign will allow l and from corporations and foundations. students, faculty, alumni, and trustees, the College the flexibility it must have to This is a positive indication of the the show gives a feel for the personality remain strong. Private support has been esteem in which Kalamazoo College is of Kalamazoo College as well as a des­ the key to assure Kalamazoo College the held by those who did not attend it as cription of the objectives of the freedom to be as good as it possibly students. campaign. can. Sustaining that success is what the During the year several actions were As the fiscal year ended it was clear Funds for the Future campaign is all taken that had and will continue to have that the Funds for the Future campaign about.

13 ANNUAL FUND GIVING INCREASES

he 1979 Annual fund finished Annual Fund dollars are essential to the Of the 10,250 alumni of record in its year with $766,961 in gifts, day-to-day operations, and have 1979, 2664 made contributions to the almost $64,000 higher than the maximum flexibility in that they are im­ Annual Fund. That rate of 26 percent T 1978level of $703,157. Under mediately usable in the year in which participation puts Kalamazoo College the chairmanship of Sam Folz ('47), and they are received. alumni solidly above the national with the aid of scores of volunteers Capital funds, on the other hand, such average. Yet it is well below some other working in every sector of the Fund, the as gifts to endowment, provide the GLCA colleges or other national 1979 Annual Fund continued the trend financial underpinning for the College. colleges with which we compare aca­ of each year's results surpassing those These become part of its permanent demically. For instance, Earlham has 31 of the previous year. funds, invested to produce annual percent participation from its alumni, "Although we didn't quite reach our income which the College uses in Hope 40 percent, Haverford 60 percent, goal of $800,000," commented Sam support of its operations. Capital funds Carleton 35 percent. Such figures are Folz, "the nine percent increase in the also include monies for additions and not unrealistic for Kalamazoo alumni to total dollars contributed is an excellent improvements to the physical plant. achieve. In the years ahead both partici­ result. This is especially true when we Those sharing leadership positions in pation and support will be critical. remember that the College was still the Annual Fund during 1979 included A special tribute should be paid to the actively in the middle of its Funds for the Caroline Ham ('48) and David Stone classes of the 1970s which had 25 per­ Future campaign." ('76), co-chairmen of the alumni cent participation from among their The distinction between the Annual division; Marian ('45) and Charles ('48) members. Too often this group is Fund and special campaign efforts like Starbuck, co-chairmen of the friends assumed not to have financial resources Funds for the Future is an important one. division; Virginia ('47) and Wayne ('47) with which to participate in the Annual Clearly many alumni, parents, friends, Stone, co-chairmen of the parents divi­ Fund, or feels that some distance from corporations, and foundations under­ sion; Robert Stewart ('48), chairman of the College is necessary before they stand these differences. The Annual the special gifts committee; Gerald start to give. The responses of the Fund provides monies that flow directly Wilson ('53) and Warren Butler, co­ classes of the 1970s to Kalamazoo Col­ into the ongoing operation of the chairmen of the business and industry lege's 1979 Annual Fund stands as an College. Each year the College includes division; and Ruth Chenery ('24), important contradiction to those in the income side of its budget a figure chairman of the mail division. As noted assumptions. They represent the future that anticipates Annual Fund receipts, in above, however, each of these people of the College's support, so it is recognition of the fact that tuition, fees, was aided by many others, all of whose especially encouraging to know they are and return on the endowment do not by efforts were crucial to the success of the already involved. themselves generate enough income to Annual Fund. We apologize that space cover the annual operating budget. Thus here does not permit us to list all of them individually. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Upjohn Mr. EJton R. Awrey Dr. Hany T. Garland ('68) Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McKessy Mr. and Mrs. William John Upjohn ('417) Dr. Alvin C. Bailey ('61) Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Garrett, Jr. Ms. Dorothy E. McCarthy ('51) Mr. Ronald 0. Warner Dr. and Mrs. Brian S.nnlster ('42) Dr. Donald G. Mcintyre ('54) HONOR Mr. Palmer Watling Mr. George M. Barnard ('35) Dr. and Mrs. Charles C Gibbons Mrs. Roberta McKee ('34) Mr. J. Rodney Wilson ('60) Mr. and Mrs. Julius A S.uer ('21) Mr. Jim Gilmore Ill Mr. Hugh F. Mehaffle, Jr. ('57) Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Windisch Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Bauer Miss Louise L Goss ('48) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meissner Mr. John H. Becker ('58) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Gotschall Ms. Sarah A. Mellish ('73) ROLL OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Beimer Mr. Hector C Grant ('50) Mr. Richard Meyerson ('419) PRESIDENTS Mr. and Mrs. Carl L Bekofske ('64) Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hader ('61) Mr. Bruce H. Mickle Mr. Paul A. Belter Mr. Ross C. Hedley ('61) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Molder DONORS SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Bingman,Jr.('66) Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hahn ('71) Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore ('412) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ackerman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bodurow Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Hall ('26) Mr. Carlton H. Moore ('41) Hon. Glenn 5. Allen, Jr. ('36) Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bopp ('45) Mr. and Mrs. Richard L Halpert ('69) Mr. and Mrs. Lansford J. Moore ('40) Dr. and Mrs. Hugh V. Anderson ('43) Mr. Ken Bowers ('71) Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ham ('66) Mr. Longlne V. Morawski ('74) The Honor Roll of Donors Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Bishop Dr. and Mrs. Louis Brakeman, Jr. ('54) Mr. and Mrs. Lee C Hammond ('32) Dr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Morley includes everyone who contri­ Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Boyack Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Brems Mr. and Mrs. Russell L Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Charles L Morse ('66) buted to the 1980 Annual Fund. Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Campbell ('35) Mr. and Mrs. Merrill J. Brink ('45) Mr. Allen B. Harbach ('50) Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Murch ('29) Kalamazoo College has attempted Mr. Joseph E. Carrico Mr. and Mrs. Ellrl H. Brown ('23) Mr. Austin Harmon Mr. Carl P. Nelson ('541) Dr. and Mrs. George F. Cartland ('24) Mr. Garry Brown ('51) Mr. Bruce D. Harrington ('59) Mr. William H. Nelson ('21) to give as accurate and error-free Dr. and Mrs. Wen Chao Chen Mr. Edwin F. Buckely ('32) Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Hartung ('38) Ms. Ellen Newcomer (70) a list of its donors as possible. Mr Paul F Coash ('57) Mr. a.1d Mrs. James F. Buckley ('29) Mr. Bnd Mrs. Douglas J. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Nylund ('68) However, mistakes do occur, thus Mr: Harold. M. Connable ('35) Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bullard ('43) Mr. 111nd Mrs. Norman Haupt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Obrlg ('70, '71) if you find any inaccuracies in the Mr. and Mrs. James Crlsty, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Loren W. Burch ('27) Ms. Virginia E. Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Jack Olson ('44) following list please let us know so Dr. and Mrs. Don G. Devis ('55) Mr. and Mrs. Lorence B. Burdick ('19) Mr. 111nd Mrs. Allen T. Hayes ('35) Dr. and Mrs. Richard R. Oslund we may correct them. Mr. Edward Devis Mr. Willis B. Burdick ('19) Dr. H. D. Haynes ('61) Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Otten ('36, '37) Mr. and Mrs. AI L. Dixon Mr. Charles Burlingham ('22) Ms. Dorothy Heyl ('32) Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Oudesema, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bryant Fullerton ('30) Mr. and Mrs. James H. Burslck ('66) Mr. and Mrs. William A Hickmott ('21) Mr. and Mrs. William U. Parf~ FOUNDERS' Dr. Bnd Mrs. Carl A. Gagliardi Mr. and Mrs. Harold C Burt ('43) Dr. James K. Hightower ('58) Mr. Bany T. Parsons ('52) Mr. Fred C. Garbrecht, Jr. ('411) Mr. Elwin F. Buskirk ('38) Mrs. Sharon W. Hightower Ms. Margaret R. Payne ('68) SOCIETY Mr. Alfred J. Gem rich ('60) Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Carra ('69) Dr. and Mrs. Conrad Hilberry Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Pender ('42) Mr. and Mrs. John C. Abbott ('16) Mr. James Gilmore, Jr. ('51) Mr. Larry P. Casey ('61) Mrs. Lula HUe ('27) Mr. and Mrs. Guy L Perry ('27) Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Olds Anderson Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Greiner Mr. and Mrs. How111rd Chenery ('24) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hilgart Miss Mildred M. Philipp ('29) Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn Bixby Dr. and Mrs. Don W. Hayne ('32) Mr. David L Chidester ('58) Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hoisington Mrs. Jean Pickering ('35) Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. ~ohn C. Hink Dr. and Mrs. Halvor N. Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Hollander ('25) Dr. and Mrs. Ellrl H. Pierson ('36) Mr. John Brown Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Hoops ('41) Mr. Harry L Clarage ('32) Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Hollander ('28) Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Pipp Mrs. Marie S. Burbidge Dr. and Mrs. William N. Hubbard Dr. Frances Clark ('28) Dr. and Mrs. David G. Hopklils, Jr. ('61) Dr. and Mrs. K E. Pitts Mrs. Dorothy R. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Jefferis Mr. Ralph F. Clay ('22) Mr. and Mrs. John C. Howard Mr. and Mrs. John G. Polzin ('47) Mr. and Mrs. David C. Collier Mr. and Mrs. James T. Keller ('65) Mr. and Mrs. Lester L Coleman ('65) Mr. Bnd Mrs. Russell G. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Pope ('27) Mrs. Martha Conrad ('34) Mr. Richard D. Klein ('53) Mrs. Ruth Collins Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hsi Dr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Powley Dr. Bnd Mrs. Maynard M. Conrad ('36) Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Koopsen ('50, '48) Mrs. Genevieve Connable ('28) Mr. James D. Hudak ('59) Hon. Charles A Pratt John and Michele Cook ('72, '72) Mrs. William J. Lawrence, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Conger ('35) Mr. and Mrs. Norman A Hunstad Mr. David L Preston ('77) Mrs. Dorothy Dalton ('141) Dr. RlchBrd U. Light (H63) Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Copeland ('55) Mr. Harlem B. lves Mrs. Ralph M. Ralston ('17) Mr. and Mrs. Alden Dow ('27) Mr. and Mrs. Willard K. Loop ('30) Mr. and Mrs. Richard L Coulter ('67) Dr. and Mrs. Milton M. Jacobs Dr. WilliBm B. Redmon, M.D. ('48) Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Dow Prof. and Mrs. Ralph W. McKee ('34, '35) Dr. and Mrs. N. Warn Courtney ('58) Mr. Peter John Jensen ('77) Mr. and Mrs. Allan S. Reyburn ('43) Dr. and Mrs. E.M. Estes (H75) Dr. 111nd Mrs. B. J. Magerlein Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Covell ('35) Mr. W. Warren Johnson ('48) Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Riebe Mr. Charles R. Evenson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mallory Dr. and Mrs. Jon P. Cowan ('65) Mr. Robert L Judd ('63) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rizzardi Dr. T. S. Fandrich, M.D. ('26) ('49, '46) Mr. Roger C Cox ('53) Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jurgensen ('49) Mr. and Mrs. James J. Robideau Mr. Conrad Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Milham Ms. Sheri Cr111mpton ('73) Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Kalb Mr. Richard A Robyn ('62) Mr. and Mrs. William A Fisher II Mr. Richard R. Murphey, Jr. Dr. Geraldine Crocker ('20) Dr. Koji Kanai ('55) Mr. and Mrs. James P. Rolls Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Gemrich ('26) Mr. Robert G. Nichols ('53) Ms. Lynne L Croxford ('69) Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Kansman Mr. and Mrs. James R. Rose, Jr. ('52) Mr. and Mrs. John Gilchrist Dr. and Mrs. Carl H. Norcross ('23) Dr. and Mrs. Kim Cummings Dr. and Mrs. Philip E. Kel1111r ('55) Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Ryan ('412) Mr. and Mrs. I. Frank Harlow ('39) Dr. Gilbert F. Otto ('26) Dr. Doris E. Dahlstrom Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Kelley ('61) Mr. Richard J. Sass Mr. Ivan F. Harlow Mrs. Mary Patton ('36) Mr. Chris C Danielson ('79) Mrs. A Grant Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Ellrl B. Schermerhorn ('28) Marlene Crandell Hathaway ('58) Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Peterson ('31) Mr. and /1\rs. Ben Darnell Mr. Leland J. Kerman ('16) Dr. Werner P. Schmidt ('56) Dr. Thomas R. Hathaway ('56) Mr. and Mrs. WilliBm J. Petter Mr. Cameron L Davis ('23) Mrs. Valorus Kerry Dr. and Mrs. James W. Scholl Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L Iannelli Mr. Kermit 0. Pike ('51) Mr. and Mrs. Albert L Deal ('37) Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Kiel ('49) Dr. and Mrs. Roger A Schotten ('58, '58) Miss Sarah B. Porter ('73) Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Delong Mr. Bnd Mrs. Robert P. Kittredge Dr. RichardS. Schreiber Ms. Dorothy F. Johnston Dr. and Mrs. Ch111rles L. Seifert ('55) Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Knight ('44) Mr. and Mrs. William L Schultz ('17) Mr. Bnd Mrs. Edwin Knoechel Mr. and Mrs. B. Thomas Smith, Jr. Dr. William J. Dlnnen, M.D. Mr. Howard Ko Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Schweitzer ('36) Mr. William E. LaMothe ('5!>.~55) Mr. Les Dodson ('58) Dr. and Mrs. Carl Koenen ('54) Dr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Seeley ('66) Mr. William J. Lawrence, Jr. ('41) Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Snyder ('68, '70) Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Doll ('63) Mr. and Mrs. Russell V. Kohr Mr. and Mrs. RichBrd Shackleton ('58) Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Light Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Souris ('48) Mr. and Mrs. John W. Doty ('61) Mr. Duane Kress ('34) Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Shepherd Dr. and Mrs. Donald G. Little ('16, '16) Mr. A. Bruce Springsteen ('57) Mr. James R. Douglas ('50) Mr. and Mrs. Vernon H. Krider ('59, '59) Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Simanton ('51) Dr. Marshall J. Lyttle ('71) Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Stone ('47, '47) Dr. and Mrs. Bennard J. Dowd ('28) Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Kroeschell Mr. and Mrs. Luel P. Simmons, Jr. ('412) Mr. and Mrs. t'lell McKay Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Tedrow Mr. and Mrs. Keith H. Edmondson Mrs. Ann Krum ('44) Dr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Slwlk ('61) Mr. Thaddeus R. Marcyan ('45, '47) Mr. Frank J. Ehrman ('41) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laatsch Mr. and /1\rs. Ronald F. Slater Mr. David Markin Mrs. Helen Thompson ('13) Dr. Frances Estes ('40) Mrs. Eliza~th C. L.aetz ('40) Mr. Lory R. Smith ('64) Mrs. L Ann Padmos ('60) Mr. and Mrs. James M. Thome Mr. and Mrs. Harold Estes Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Lanslr1g Miss Mara Smits ('64) Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parfet Dr. and Mrs. Dee Tourtellotte ('25, '26) Mr. J. Stanley Farnsworth ('54) Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lawrence Mr. Richard E. Smoke ('67) Dr. and Mrs. Ray T. Parfet, Jr. (H78) Dr. and Mrs. Roger F. Varney ('34) Dr. Robert K. Ferguson Dr. and Mrs. Fredrick H. Leitz ('52) Mr. and Mrs. Everett M. Soop ('37) Mr. and Mrs. Preston Parish Mr. and Mrs. Everett T. Welmers ('33) Mr. and Mrs. Noble S. Field ('37) Mr. Fred W. Leonard Mrs. Sidell Sorscher ('40) Mr. and Mrs. Burke E. Porter Dr. John C. Finerty ('37) Mrs. Joan Lindquist ('45) Dr. and Mrs. Renata G. Starlcco Dr. and Mrs. George N. Rainsford Mrs. Mildred Atch ('28) Mr. Richard S. Longnecker ('52) Mrs. Evelyn Steidtmann ('21) Mr. Clarence L. Remynse ('25) ASSOCIATES' Mr. Robert N. Aetcher ('59) Dr. and Mrs. George L Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Vernon A Stenger Dr. and Mrs. Orner E. Robbins, Jr. Mrs. Esther Aoyd ('48) Dr. and Mrs. Harold Machin ('31) Mr. and Mrs. James L. Stewart ('50) Mr. James A. Robldeeu ('76) SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Olen Foley Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Makowski Mrs. Kay Stratton Mr. J. Woodward Roe Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. AlenduH ('23) Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Folz ('47) Mrs. Charles Manby ('31) Dr. and Mis. Forrest C. Strome, Jr. ('415) Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon M. Rupert ('31) Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Allen ('21) Dr. and Mrs. John V. Fopeano Mrs. Robert F. Manogg Mr. and Mrs. John Stubblefield Mr. Alan N. Sidnam ('37) Dr. and Mrs. W. Haydn Ambrose Mrs. Shirley Fowler ('55) Mr. and Mrs. Emil C Marquardt ('30) Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stucki Mr. Donald C. Smith ('39) Miss Esther Anderson ('44) Dr. and Mrs. J.K Fugate Mrs. Jane E. Marshall Dr. and Mrs.. Joseph B. Stulberg ('67) Mr. Robert W. Stewart ('48) Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick C. Fuller ('47) Mr. William B. Matteson Mr. and Mrs. Marion N. Stutes ('416) Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Todd, Jr. ('42) Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gall Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mclean Mr. and Mrs. Lester Svendsen ('50) Mr. Thomas A. Todd ('53) ('27) Dr. Hugh F. Gardiner, M.D. ('65) ('61, '63) Mr. and Mrs. John D. Sweet ('57) Dr. Harry A. Towsley ('26) Mr. Franklin R. Austin Ms. Frances M. Gardner ('37) Mrs. Vinal Tabor ('26) 15 Mr. James K. T•ylor ('59) Mr. Bruce Benton ( '64) Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Doub&eday Dr. Arthur E. Heming ('37) Dr. and Mrs. C. Peter Llllya Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. T•yJor ('41) Dr. and Mrs. Joel R. Bernstein ( '26) Dr. and Mrs. Jan P. Hessler ('65) ("59, "61) Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Thomas ('67) Mr. Jack M. Doyle <"''l Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Hinl ('72) Ms. Meow-Khlm Lim ('74) Or. and Mrs. PhilipS. Thomes Dr. Gall W. 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Wilson The Oougles Company Kalamazoo label Company Sperry Rand CorporaUon Mr. and 1-trs. George W. Turner #lo\r. and Mrs. John C. Hlnk ,.,r. and Mrs. U. Sew Win Douglas and Son Kalamazoo Mill Supply Company Squibb-Beech-Nut Corporation Mr. and lf\rs. J. F. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hoisington Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Winquist Dow Chemical Compeny Kalamazoo Paper Chemkal Stewart-Sutherland, Inc. Or. and lf\rs. Wlllfam M. Uggen Mr. and Mrs. William Y. Hopping Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Wisner Dow Corning Corporation Kalamazoo Sevings and Loan Stoddard Charitable Trust Mr. Robert E. Urschulltz Mr. end Mrs. Manuel Horowtta Mr. and 1-\rs. R. J. Wood, Jr. Herbert and Barbara Dow Association Student Loan Marketing Mrs. Dorothy M. Van Sweden Mr. al'\d Mrs. Norman A. Hunstad Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Yohner Foundation Kalamazoo Symphony Society, Inc. Assodatlon Mr. Leo C. Vander Seek Dr. Danilo H. Iglesias Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Zelder Dresser Foundatlon,lnc. Kalamazoo Tank and SUo Superior Printing Company Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Vandis Dr. and Mrs. Milton M. Jacobs /1\r. and Mrs. James P. Zietlow E. DuPont De Nemours Kangaroo and Jelly Beans, Inc. Synte~~: USA, Inc. Mr. end #lo\rs. Gilbert Vangessel Mr. Gordon L. Johnson Earl-Beth Foundation Kimberly.Ciark Corporation Tenneco, Inc. Judge and Mrs. Wade 1-\rs. Robert M. Johnson Eaton Corporation John C. Klosterman Company Teuco,lnc. VanValkenburg Dr. and Mrs. Myron H. Joyrich CORPORATIONS, Peter Eckrkh and Sons, Inc. Knappen Milling Company Textron, Inc. Matching Gift Mrs. Walter E. Vogt, Jr. 1-\r. and Mrs. Howard Kemmeraad BUSINESSES, Edwards Industrial Seles, Inc. lad Chemicals Time Incorporated #lo\rs. Jane A. Wetter Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Kansman Epicure Associates, Inc. Lorey Welding Company,lnc. A.M. Todd Compeny Mrs. Ann L Weathers Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Kauffman FOUNDATIONS Equitable Ufe Joseph E. Loughead Compeny Union Pacific Corporation /11\r. Thomes R. Wekh .Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Kirk Equitable Life Assurance Society Lyman's Lamps Uniroyal FoundaUon Ms. Karen E. Werme Mr. end Mrs. John B. Kittredge Abbott Lob Fund of the United States /1\cNeil Laboratories The Uptohn Company /11\r. and Mrs. Erskine T. Wilder, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Knoechel Adams, Burgle, Scott, Ritter Thomas C. Elder, Inc. Manufacturing Li~ Insurance Varian Associated Mrs. #lo\aynerd 0. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Krane 6 Oornbos Ernst and Whlnney Company Vicksburg Foundation Mr. t::levid B. Wilson Mr. Donald Krellng Aerospace Corporation Ethyl Corporation Marathon 01 Company Warner-Lambert Company Mrs. Kathleen Winblad Mr. and .Mrs. William 0. Kroeschell Aetna Foundation, Inc. E.uon Education Foundation Massachusetts Mutual Life Watling Foundation, Inc. Mr. and #1\rs. Albert L Witmer #1\r. end Mrs. Robert Laatsch Allied Paper, Inc. Euon USA Foundation Insurance Company Thomas J. Watson Foundation Mr. Robert E. Woodhams Or. and Mrs. Robert C. Lake Allstate Foundation of Fader Equipment, Inc. Master.Craft Corporation Western Electric Company Dr. Wayne Wright Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lee Higher Education Firemans Fund Foundation Mead Corporation Foundation WestinghouR Educational Mrs. T. Thomas Wylie Mr. and Mrs. Willard A. losinger Alvan Motor Freight First National Bank of Chicago Mead-Johnson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James L Young Mr. and Mrs. G. Robert Lucas Amerkan Can Company First National Bank of Oreoon The Men::k Company Foundallon Weyerhauser Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard 0. Zerbe Dr. end Mrs. George L. Lucas Foundution First National Bank and Trust Metropolitan Life Wheeler-Bianey Company Mr. and Mrs. /11\ax M. Makowske American Express Foundation Compeny Michigan Colleges Foundation, Inc. Whirlpool Corporation Dr. and Mrs. Eberhard F. Mammen The American Tobacco Company Ford Motor Company Michigan Council for the J. M. Wilson Compeny .Mr. and Mrs. Peter /11\ann Amoco Foundation,lnc. GTE Automatic Electric Humanities Wilson Air Equipment Company PARENTS Mr. Thaddeus R. Marcyan Anderson Pro Shop GTE Sylvania, Inc. Michigan Ice Servke Compeny Wilson Brinker Associates Mr. and Jli\rs. C. Richard Abbott Mr. and Mrs. George A. Martin, Jr. Antiques by Edythe Evelyne Garry's Magk Comb Michigan National Bank-West Womens Council of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. McKee Armstrong /11\achine Works Gemrkh, M.oser, Dombrowski, Miller Lumber Company Kalamaaoo College Jr. Mrs. Wilma McKenzie Arvco Container Corporation Bowser and Fette, Corporation Minnesota Mining and Xerox Corporation Mr. and Mrs. James C. Adams Mr. and Jw\rs. Russett J . 1-\edk~ Aserco Foundation General Electric Company Manufacturing Company Arthur Young Foundation Mrs. Patricia H. Adams Mr. end Mrs. Paul Meissner Associated Truck Lines General Foods Fund, Inc. Mobil Foundation, lnc. Mrs. Margaret Albertson Jw\r. and Jw\rs. C•rl Jw\. Metzler Association of American Colleges Georgia Pacific Corporation Modern Tile and Carpet Mr. and Mrs. Gartand Allen Mr. Bruce H. Mickle Atlantic Richfield Foundation R.M . Gerstacker Foundation Monsanto Fund Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Olds Anderson Mr. leroy Millard Austin Compeny Foundation Getty 01 Company Montgomery Ward and Company CHURCHES Mr. and 1-\rs. Gebran Anton Mr. and M.rs. Francis W. Miller Automatic Laundry Compeny C. J . Gibson Company Moore McCormack American Boptlst Board of Mr. and Mrs. George Atherton Mr. end Mrs. John W. Moehle Awrey Bakeries The Giftloft MP Tool and Engineering Education and Publication, Dr. and Mrs. John B . Atwater #1\r. and Mrs. Donald C. MonfUs The Bechtel Foundation Gilmore Brothers, Inc. Mutual Benefit Life Valley Forge Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Bauer Dr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Morley Bell laboratories Genevieve end Donald Gilmore NCR Foundation American Baptist Churches, Mrs. Rosanna Becker Jw\r. and Mrs. William J . Jw\orrlss Blue Crystal Lanes Foundation National Water lift Company ElmGro'ie Mr. and Mrs. Dean Behrend Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Morse Bond Supply Company Goggin Rental Corporation New England Mutual Life American Boptlst Church of Dr. John G. Bielawski Ms. Leota Ann #lo\urray Borroughs Manufacturing Aleaander Grant and Company New York Times SL Joseph, Sl Joseph Mr. and 1-trs. Alfred T. Bilend 1-\r. and Mrs. 0.11Jd P . .Muyskens Compeny Division Great Lakes Colleges Association North American Philips American Baptist Churches of Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Boyack Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Negler Bosma Painting Green Giant Foundation Corporation Michigan, East Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Brems Mr. and M.rs. Stephen J. Otah Braun Foundation S.C. Guttman Foundation, Inc. Olllk)ey and Odfield,lnc. Amerkan Baptist Churches, Mr. Stephen A. Bromberg Dr. and Mrs. Richard A: . Oslund Bristol--Myers Company Gulf and Western Foundation Oiver-Tobias Printing Company Valley Forge Mr. Robert L. Bums Mr. and Jw\rs. Richard J . Parker Bronson Methodist Hospital The Harlow Foundation The Oneida Limited Baptist Temple, Rochester Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Howard Petersen Brown Compeny B. L . Harroun and Son, lnc. Owens.Cornlng Fiberglas Central Park Baptist Church, Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Phelps Ill Brown Foundation, Inc. Hercules Aid to Education PrograJT Corporation Buffalo Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Carsten Mr. and Mrs. Harvey R. Pickford D. M. Brown Company,lnc. Heyl Foundation Owens-lllinolt,lnc. Cherry Hill Baptist Church, Mr. end Mrs. Giuseppe Chlcco Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Pipp CNA Foundation Hoekstra Roofing Compeny Parker-Hannlfln Compeny Dearborn Heights Mr. end Mrs. Charles F. Cllppert Or. and Mrs. K. E. Pitts Canton Jaycees Holland Evening Sentinel The Peat, Marwick, Mitchell College Baptist Church, Hillsdale Mr. end Mrs. Alfred Clyne Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Plasterer Carrier Corporation Fred J . Hotop and Compeny Foundation Co11enant Baptist Church, Mr. and 11\rs. David C. CoiUer Dr. and M.rs. Gerald W. Powley Foundation,lnc. Lew Hubbard, Inc. J.C. Penneys Company West Bloomfield Mr. and Mrs. John P. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. John H. Reedy Celanese Corporation Hughes Aircraft Company Pemco-Kalamazoo,lnc. Detroit Christ, Detroit Dr. John W. Cosgr1ff,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ray Center Medkal Supply Humphrey Products Pittsburgh Plate Gl.ss Foundation East Lansing University, Mr. and 1-\rs. Lyman B. Crittenden Mr. Robert P. Redner Century Buick -()pel, Inc. INA Foundation PolercMd Foundatlon,lnc. East Lansing Mrs. Margaret Csete Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Renkiewlcz Certalnteed Corporation IBM Matching Gift to Education Burke E. Porter Machinery Eastwood Baptist Church, Syracuse Mr. and 11\rs. John C. Curtiss Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Reynolds Checker 1-\otors Corporation Program Company Federated Church, Bertin Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Deme 1-\r. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Riebe Chemical Bank ITI Price Waterhouse Foundation First Baptist Church, Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs. Richard /11\. Delong M.r. and Mrs. Richard Z. Rosenfeld Chevron Matching Gift Plan Industrial Indemnity Company R. Prince and Associates First Baptist Church, Birmingham Mr. and 1-\rs. Charles A. Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. James E. Russell Chrysler Corporation Fund Ingersoll-Watson and Public Citizen Visitor Center First Baptist Church, Dearborn Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A . Doetsch Mr. and Mrs. James A . Schellenberg Clark Equipment Company McMachen, Inc. Research Inc. First Baptist Church, Green Bey Mr. end Mrs. Deo E. Esterline Ms. Diana Schellenberg Clausing Corporation industrial State Bank and Trust Rockwell International Arst Baptist Church, Jackson Mrs. Elizabeth S. Fernandez Mr. end Mrs. Edgar R. Shirey Connecticut Mutual Life Company SCM Allied Paper First Baptist Church, Kalamazoo Mr. and 11\rs. Denis A. Firth Rev. end Mrs. Warner H. Siebert Continental Corporation Inland Steei-Ryerson Sefety Services First Baptist Church, Niagara Falls Mr. end Mrs. William A. Fisher II Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Sperenburg Foundation Foundation, Inc. Sega Corporation First Baptist Church, Penfield Mr. and Mrs. Harold W . F~mlng Mr. and /11\rs. G. Wayne Spike Continental Group International Palace of Sports St. Regis Paper Company First Baptist Church, Port Huron M.r. and Mrs. Olen Foley Dr. and Mrs. Renato G. Starkco Continental Bank Foundation International Travel Consultants Sesser Foundation First Baptist Church, Rochester Dr. and Mrs. H. Ward Fountain Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Stevens Continental 011 Company of "'lchlgan, Inc. Scherlng Foundation, Inc. First Baptist Church, Tecumseh Dr. end Mrs. Boy Frame Mr. James H. Stoehr C C Conway Scholarship Magnimet. Jackson Iron Division Schwarz's Restaurant, Inc. First Baptist Church of Waukeo-n Dr. Eugene L. F reltes Mr. and Mrs. John R. Thomson Coopers and Lynbrand Johnson-Howard Lumber Schwartz Foundation First Baptist Church, Waukesha #lo\r. and Mrs. James E. Friday Mr. and Mrs. Rolland J . Varner CPC International Compeny Sears Roebuck Foundation Arst Baptist Church of Worcester, Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Vennel, Jr. Daleiden Auto Body Johnstons and Associates, Inc. Shakespeare Company Worcester #lo\r. and Mrs. Robert K. Grey Mr. R. E . Vidal Dena Corporation Foundation Kawai American Corporation Shell Company Foundation Hyde Park Union Church, Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Marian Grubbs Mr. end Mrs. James W. Waddell John Deere Foundation Kalamazoo Container Compeny Shepherd Products Judson Beptist Church, Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Hahn ,.,r. and Jw\rs. Oe'itd J . Watten,Jr. De Kome Furniture Shinvllle Associates Judson Baptist Chun::h, Lansing Dr. Robert L Wheeler lj3 lAkeview Baptist Church, M.r. John E. Bromley M.r. and M.rs. James W. Garside, Jr. L D. Faco, Inc. ProbCIScos, Inc. M.r. and Mrs. Steven J. Young Botth!CrHk Bronson Woods and Development Mr. John W. Garside Ladd Enterprises, Inc. R• Optical Laboratories Mrs. Marianna Zeman Lansing Bethel, Lansing Company M.r. and M.rs. M.arshall D. Garvey M.s. Kathleen R. Lamborn Ramblewood Pro lnvkaUonal M.lch}glln Avenue Baptist Church, Dr. Arthur L Brown II M.r. and M.rs. W. C. Gates II M.r. William E. LaMothe Carl V. Reck Jeweler S.glnaw M.r. and Mrs. Eric V. Brown, Sr. M.r. Roger A. Gauntlett M.r. and Mrs. John R. Lapart Redwood and Ross M.khtgan Baptist Convention, M.r. Robert M.. Brown Mr. and M.rs. Roy Cielgel M.r. and Mrs. John W. Lawrence Richard· Allen Medical ALUMNI L..nslng Buick Motor Division, General General Foods Corporation Mr. William J. Lawrence. Jr. ('41) lndwstries, Inc. M.kh~n S.ptist Ministers Coundl, Motors Corporation General Motors Corporation Lear Siegler Foundation M.r. and Mrs. Robert Riuardi uuo Bert L Kitchen Plymouth M.r. and Mrs. Lorence B. Burdick George's AppUance Company, Inc. Lee's William C. Roney and Company Mot. Zion Baptist Church, Kalamazoo ('19, '20) M.r. and M.rs. John P. Gideon('~~) R. W. Leet Electric, Inc. Roto·Finlsh Company 1811 M.orralne Valley Community M.r. Willis B. Burdick ('19) Dr. and Mrs. Philip C. Giesen Mr. John R. Light Dr. and Mrs. August R. Roty, Jr. Lillian Krogen Walcott Church, Palos Hill M.r. and M.rs. John T. Burns, Jr. Jim Gilmore Enterprises Dr. Richard U. Light (H63) M.r. and Mrs. William J. Ryan Northwestern Baptist Church, Don Cain Incorporated, Realtors Genevieve and Donald Gilmore Lights Landscape Nurserymen SCM. Allied Paper 1812 Southfield Center Jiffy Print Company Foundation M.n. Theresa Llewellyn ('69) Schau-Powell, Inc. Marian Davis Clement Owosso First Baptist Church, Centre Court, Inc. M.r. Michael J. Goodrich M.r. and M.rs. Raymond Lopez M.r. and Mrs. J. Peter Schmlll Esther Chapman Prince Owosso Century Buick-Opel, Inc. Graf-Springgate and Morrill, P.C. M.r. Thomas P. Loughlin Dr. and Mrs. James W. Scholl 1813 People's Church of East Lansing, Dr. Edward M.. Chandler Great Lakes Steak Company, Inc. M.r. and M.rs. James Lugers Don Seely Ford Elsie D. Devls E..st lAnsing M.r. J. Matt Ch111ndler M.r. and M.rs. David Gregg M..A.P. Leasing, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Charles L Seifert Helen Crissman Thompson Plumbrook Baptist Church, Checker Motors Corporation M.r. and M.rs. J. W. Greiner M.cArthurs ('~~) Sterling Heights The Chocolate Shop M.r. and M.rs. Peter W. Haab M.r. and Mrs. R. Kevin McCall M.r. and Mrs. John Sellers 1814 Pontlec Bethany, Pontiac Clausing Corporation M.r. and Mrs. James Hackenberg M.s. Francis R. McConnell E. M.. Sergeant Oil <;:ompany Dorothy Upjohn Dalton Redford Baptist Church, Detroit Dr. and M.rs. F. L. Clement M.r. and M.rs. Harold C. Halvorson Dr. Robert Curtenius McDougal Shepherd Products Frances Bell Rogers Royal O.k first S.ptlst Church, M.r. Paul f. Coash ('~7) M.r. Bnd M.rs. Harold Hanselmllln, fo\ackie and Ellis Jewelers M.r. Bruce A. Shurtz Kathrine Stuart Russell Royol Oak Coca Cola Bottling Company Jr. Mr. and M.rs. Richard A ll'ulcomber Sign Art, Inc. Paul Shackleton South Church Communtty Baptist. M.r. and Mrs. Ed Cohen M.r. lllnd M.rs. John V. Hartline ("34) M.r. Alan H. Silverman 1815 Mot Prospect M.r. end M.rs. James C. Coleman M.r. and Mrs. Philip A Hatfield Dr. and Mrs. James E. M.acvlcar M.r. tty Silverman Helen Bronson Boeketoo Towar Hart Beptist Church. Comer and Comer P.C. /1\r. and M.rs. H. C. Hawk M.r. and M.rs. Daniel G. Maloney Or. and Mrs. William Skellenger Mabel Woodard Fiske East Lansing Combs, Huff, Carey and Callander Orrin B. Hayes, Inc. Mrs. Jane M.aloney ('~9) M.s. R. Ann Smith Anna Monteith Johnson Whiting Community Beptist Communtty Answering Service, Inc. M.r. and M.rs. James S. Hilboldt M.r. David M.arkin M.r. end Mrs. Alfred Southon J. Edward Longfey Church, Neenah M.r. John C. Compere M.r. and M.u. E. M.. Hindert M.r. Joseph M.arks Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Sparks M.ikjred Welsh Shackleton Woodside Church. Flint Dr. M.ayn111rd M.. Conrad ('36) Dr. I. S. Hiremath M.r. end M.rs. Robert A. Matthews M.r. Richerd Y. St. John Continental Linen Services Dr. and M.rs. A. B. Hodgman M.r. and M.rs. William D. Maxon M.r. Darwin H. Stanley 18U5 M.rs. Charlotte Cooper ('30) Dr. and M.rs. Richard W. Hodgman Dr. and M.rs. Gary D. Maynard Statler Ready M.lx Esther DeWater Abbott Dr. and Mrs. John W. Copenhaver M.r. and M.rs. H111rold H. Holland M.r. and M.rs. William J. Moue M.r. and Mrs. Robert L Steinman C. Jay Everett NATIONAL Cork and Cleaver, Inc. Holly's Inc. Mr. Hugh F. Mehoffle, Jr. ('~7) Stewart·Sutherland, Inc. Helen McHugh Hlckmott Corsiglia Restaur111nt M.r. and Mrs. Irving A. Horne M.r. Jeffrey R. Moessner Stryker Corporation Leland J. Kerman JUNIOR M.r. Hospicio L Cortes Lew Hubbard, Inc. Michigan NBtional Bank-West M.r. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sullivan Donald G. Little M.r. Bnd M.rs. Philip E. Covell ('3~) M.r. and M.rs. David A Hunt Michigan Sporting Goods M.s. Beverley B. Sumney Gladys Vosburgh Little Dr. and M.rs. Daniel E. Crockett E. F. Hutton Bnd Company, Inc. Michigan Terminix Company Tennis Bums Gertrude F. McCulloch TENNIS M.r. and M.rs. John M.. Crockett Ideal Battery Company, Inc. Midwest Motors Leasing, Inc. M.r. and Mrs. Peter J. Thomas Lydia Buttolph Moyle Adventure Travel M.r. and M.rs. F'rederick B. M.s. Ann H. lhling Dr. and M.rs. David A. Milko Three Rivers furs Harold F. Orr Allen Group Curtenlus M.r. and M.rs. C. David Ikerd Miller Boerman Company Tisch and Associates L. Claire Wight Payne Allen Pattern of M.ichigBn M.r. J111cob A Dalm, Jr. Industrial State Stink and Miller Brothers Oil Corporation Dr. 111nd Mrs. Wesley M.. Todd Bessie Freeman Rickman American Motors Corporation M.rs. Dorothy Delton ('lot) Trust Company MiUer·Devls Company M.r. Winship A Todd Persis Schemerhorn Schuttz American National Bank and M.r. and M.rs. Joseph B. Dancy M.r. and Mrs. WIIUam Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Miller Dr. and Mrs. P.111olo B. Trambusti Howard B. Taft Trust Company Or. Russell J. Davis M.r. and M.rs. Darrell D. Jacobs Miller Lumber Company M.s. Judith Travis ('74) Elizabeth Mervin Taylor Apropos DeNooyer Brothers. Inc. M.r. and M.rs. James P. Jacobs Modern Shoe Repair AI Tra.-ier's Mens Store Troy G. Thurston ArchltKtural Building Product, Inc. Mr. and M.rs. John D. Dkkson. Jr. M.r. and Mrs. Vlnayak M. Joeg Mr. George E. Monroe Type of Southwest M.khigan Arvco Container Corporation Dimitri's Johnson· Howard Lumber The Moors of Portage United Kennel Club 1817 Clayton R. Brandstetter Tho Athletes Shop Dr. and M.rs. David H. Ooan Company M.r. end M.rs. T. Jefferson Murphy M.r. and Mrs. Burton H. Upjohn Veme Scudder Christenson M.r. William S. Antlsdale M.r. and M.rs. Donald B. Doubleday Kalamazoo Book, Inc. Mr. Paul J. M.urray The Upjohn Company Laurence A. Chrouch M.r. Robert B. Arvidson ('26) Kalamazoo Container Company Mr. fred J. Nelson Dr. and Mrs. E. Gifford Upjohn Edwina M.cGiannon Conklin Becchus Tastevln Dr. and M.rs. Glen H. Douglass Kalamazoo County Convention and M.r. Carl Nemeth Venco Genevieve Hortman Hawkins M.r. end Mrs. Devid M.. Beiley M.r. and M.rs. Rollin G. Douma Visitors Bureau M.r. and Mrs. Carl M.. Noble Dr. end Mrs. PaulL Van Den Brink Belle Hoskinson Lambert M.rs. L ,J. Baker M.r. and Mrs. Robert Ounb.!llr Kalamazoo Gazette M.r. and Mrs. Budd J. Norris M.r. and Mrs. Thomas G. W111lter W. Lucesse M.r. and Mu. Paul R. Bellard DurametBIIic Corporation Kalamazoo Hilton Inn M.r. James G. O'Brien Vandermolen ('6-t) Kenneth M.. Payne Mrs. Allee I. Balz Early, Inc. Realtors KalamBzoo Manufacturing M.r. and Mrs. John A 0111kes M.r. end Mrs. Mervin Vender Veen Lourine Polasky M.r. and Mrs. M.. D. Bardeen M.r. and M.rs. Steven T. Early Company N\r. end M.rs. John Oosterbaan M.r. and M.rs. Garrett Vanhaaftf.n Ruth Goss Ralston Barnes Printing Company Eaton Corporation Kalamazoo Racquet Club M.r. end M.rs. Jemes H. Orwin M.r. and Mrs. John Van Liere, Jr. William L. Schultz Dr. William T. Bateman Peter Eckrich and Sons, Inc. Kalamazoo Roof Truss M.r. and M.rs. Robert N. Victor Sports, Inc. M.r. and Mrs. H. Lewis Batts, Jr. M.r. and M.rs. Fred Einspahr Manufacturing Company Oudesema, Jr. Village Courthouse 1818 ('43, '43) M.r. and Mrs. R. W. Emerson Kalamazoo Rubber Stamp Outdoorsmans Gallery WQLR Jane Ruddock Cerroll Dr. and M.rs. Harland L Be-ers Engel VW and Imports Company M.r. and Mrs. Harvey Overton WUHQ Theodore Hoekstra M.r. Paul A Belter M.r . .lind M.rs. Thomas F. English Kalemazoo Savings·Loan P.J. 's Fr.111me Up M.r. end Mrs. James S. Were Richerd G. Hudson Be-Moo Foods Incorporated Dr. and M.rs. Robert Fabl Association M.r. and Mrs. Anthony J. Palladino Dr. Francis X. Wazeter Marian Monteith Hudson M.r. and M.rs. L Thompson Bennett M.r. and M.rs. James F. Farrell KalamBzoo Stem ping .111nd Die M.r. and M.rs. Donald Perfet M.r. and Mrs. Charles J. Weler, Jr. Beatrice Jensen ('34, '44) Ferguson Suppty Company Company Dr. Roy T. Porfet, Jr. (H78) M.r. end Mrs. Gerald A Welch Florence Woolsey Miller Mr. James 0. Berghorst Fetzer Broadcasting Company Kalamazoo Yellow Taai Cab M.r. and Mrs. William U. Parfet Wells Manufacturing Company Avis Thomas Paz Big Daddy's Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Kai-Biue Paris Cleaners and Laundry Wendys of Michigan John C. Walker Bilbo's Piua In • Pen Dr. and M.rs. D. L finch Kaleidoscope M.r. and M.rs. Preston Parish Dr. and Mrs. William f. Weston M.r. and Mrs. Chase B~ck fireman's Fund Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Kurt D. Kaufman ('68) Dr. Joon H. Park West Hills Enterprises M.r. and Mrs. Joseph W. Bogart first Federal Savings and Kellogg Company Parkvlew Hills Western Michigan University 1818 Bon Vivant Travel, Ltd. Loan Association M.r. and M.rs. James J. Kelly ('49) Jack Pearl Sport Center Whe111ton Blue Print Ruth Helena B!llch Boogie Family, Ltd. First National B111nk and Trust John Keyser Agency Penn Athletic Pro Wheeler· Blaney Company Lorence B. Burdick Borroughs Menuhlcturing Company M.r. and M.rs. James T. Kirkpatrick Pension and Group Service Whirlpool Corporation Willis B. Burdick Company Division Mrs. Wilhelmina S. Fischer Kirsch Company M.r. and M.rs. Neil W. Peters M.r. Aleaander Wiener Esther DenAdel Ferguson M.rs. Carol G. Boudeman ('39) The Fletcher Group M.r. Charles E. Kirsch Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Pfeifer M.r. and Mrs. Sidney Williams Alice Waite Kn11pp M.r. Sherwood Boudeman M.r. Bnd Mrs. Donald J. Fortman Klose L R. Electric Company Dale Pickett Associates M.r. James B. Woodruff Catherine Ursen Uncoln Mr. and M.rs. David G. Boutell Four Seasons Ladles and Misses M.r. Bnd M.rs. D. G. Knapp M.r. and M.rs. John Pike M.r. and Mrs. Thomas B. Murrey J. Rice M.r. and Mrs. f. Hoyden Bradford Apparel, Inc. Jud Knapper Inc. 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19 1820 Manfred H. Martin John C. Benedict Elizabeth Moo~ Irvine Dorothy R:y11ll Britigan Herold E. Hammer Virginia Connable Burdkk Mabel Pinel Dorothea Henshaw Bowerso• John H. Kultert Virginia Veley Brown Preston C. Hammer Warren Frank Burtt Louis C. Remynse Loren W. Burch A. F. Murch Stanley M. Buck Hal"old Heyward Geraldine Hamilton Crocker Kenneth H. Sausaman Geraldine Jenks Chickering Mildred Philipp Edwin F. Buckley Frank A. Heath AIUI Sutherland Fennell Frede rique Luce Schmidt Uoyd P., Coates Sturiey Cuthbert Post Harris H. Burnett G~nn L. Heikes Priscilla Smith Hutton Mildred Sagendorf Schrier Versa V. Cole Frederkk W. Powell Esther Stout Clapp Donald F. Hellenga Martin A. Larson Nobte D. Travis Alma Smith Crawford Hazel Allebach Sayles Harry L CJorage A. Ellzobeth Johnson Norde Schoonmaker Milroy Philip H. Vercoe Catherine Ehrmann Dipple Kathleen C. Smith Rkhard B. Crandell Duane Kress Doris Powell Rice Vivian Yates Walkotten Lewis L. Dipple Orlo F. Swoap Clarence H. Danhof B. lllif Newcomer Laurence Clayton Marshall Sherwood. Vera Hill Young Alice Starkweather Doubleday Frank E. Toonder Sterling Deehr Ralph W. McKee Charlotte Pinckney Smith Veda Bennett Dow Willis H. Ulrich Dorothy Matthews Deehr Roberta Clark McKee 1825 Catherine Wells Draewell James H. Van Doren Byron Fenner Dane Brandenburg Meyer Lillian Devis Whltcombe Mitdred Bassett Aucamp Hildegarde Watson Durand John Simpson Vydareny Lemoyne Newton Gray John S. Miller Emma Mullie Zuidema Adrienne Cheney Brown Frances Nicholson Finly Thelma Christensen Weston Lee C. Hammond Milton H. Okun Wilfred F. Clapp 1821 Pearl Harris Fletcher Hazel Hh1ga Hammond Marshall H. RuU Cletus D. Dordry Doris Brigham Aitken Gould Foa 1830 Don W. Hayne Richard V. Snyder Caroline Ransom Crongeyer Ray T. Allen Herold B. Allen Flossie Race Crook Harvey Dorothy Heyl Clarence M. Taube Millicent Schermerhorn Davis lsabet Jackson Beeler Julius Ralph Bauer Lula Mathews Hile Char~s K. Johnson Theodore N. Thomes Fred W. Des Autels Henry Burnett LeAnne Gang Howlett Chna Heiney Buckley L R. Klose II Lawrence M . Tucker Harold Emerson Florence Montgomery Butler Gladys Weller Chatters Esther Pratt Hudson Betty Dunigan Krueger Lucile Lotz Van Eck Anit. Byers Fairbank Roy F. Comer Keeny T. Jenks David C. Byers Jr. Edward J. Lauth Egbert Van Haaften Marie Wright Fishbeck Annll Brandenburg Chatterton Leon K. Coverly Dorothea Dowd Jewell Margaret Lawler Machin Roger F. Varney J. Bryant Fullerton Laurence H. Cook Eullllia Baker Good site Philip A . Katzman Derwin J. Mead Frances L. Vivian Ruth Herder Hollander Charlotte Bacon Cooper Winifred Herron Hemingway Dorothy Johnson Lander Geraldyne Vermeulen Moore Joseph L. Weber Burr M. Hathaway William A. tlickmott Marjorie Volkers Largent Constance Palmer Deceit Eleanor Kirby Myers Russell Worden Laurence H. Hollander Jerald Hoekstra Edgar H. Lundy Mildred Doster Robert P. Neff John D. Hosler Harriet Rickmlln Fullerton Wllhemlna Huizinga Lanam Margaret Paterson Mcintyre William B. Rapley Jr. 1835 Helen Murray Kelly William H. Nelson Eldred C. Moog Lee-Oiia Smith Gemrich Erwin M. Rogers Virginia Kibler Aldrich Re• W. Kennedy George M. Barnard Emil C. Pinel Marjorie E. Morse William F. Hathaway Ralph E. Schau Mary Llndenthal Kline Irving L. Bean Margllret Cady Searl Grace Hutchins Murch Grant W. Johnston Helen Snow Sholtis George R. Uttle Jeannette Berry Brubaker Evelyn Dressel Steidtmann Guy L. Perry Evelyn Loehr Kelley Fred L. Stites Helen Farwell Norton Donald L. Campbell Mergret Stewart Edward F. Pope Winnifred Ayling Kirk Edith Pier Swartz Clarence L. Remynse T. W.Conger Doris Wood Weber Katharine Dukette Rogers John Kless Marjorie Sounders Troff Dorothy Dockham Rennie Monroe J. Wilco• Sr. E. Duane Saytes Arthur Lewis John Veenstra Harold M. Connable Pauline Newhall Reverski John N. Cooper Paul E. Simmons Willard K. Loop Fern Vanderbeck Weimer 1822 RogerS. Thompson Elaine Norton Cooper Eloise Rickman Vermeulen George E. Loupee Harry A. Bell Dee T ourtellotte Richmond M. Cooper Lucy Merson Wise Emil Metzger Marquardt 1833 Lawrence R. Blinks Ruth L. Turnbull Marguerite Larsen McQueen Doneld T. Anderson Helene Hoekstra Covell Genevieve Buck Ralph Smith Turner 1828 Ezra Merrill Virginia Steele Ash Katharin Denbleyker Charles Burlingham Bernhard T, Aim Marian Schoomnmaker Putney Elizabeth Hoben Brown Sara Horn Dobbertien Ralph F. Clay 1825 Marjorie L. Bacon Betty Sutherland Race Helen Morse Cosey Victor R. Ells Lillian B. Anderson Louise Every Crothers Marion L. Cady Helen Coover Homer M. Elwell Robert T. Black Frederick J. Rogers Warren C. Johnson Frances Clark Robert I. De Long Leonard H. Elwell Helen Going Black M.ery Jane Ross Mary Huizinga Larson Genevieve Wildermuth Conn.~~~ble A. Werd Dillenbeck Alta Werkman Foreman Lloyd W. Brininger Edward C. Russey Marion Grayblel Means Francis G. 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Krill Lodisca Payne Alway Roy G. Klepser Jeriene Ward McKee Frances Klyver Blake Thomas B. Eldred Aluander S. Angel Timothy G. Meulenberg Madeline Sprague Lang Mary Crose Mil~r Earl H. Brown Juan Espendez-Navarro Helen Heywood Carver Dorothy G. Le'Wis Evelyn Grandbois Mohney J. Mace Crandall T. S. Fandrich Clifton A. Odell Howard A. Frost Paul Lowry John H. Oven Harold F. Carlyon Edwin G. Gemrlch Ruth Degraff Percy Charles C. Putnam Morlan J . Grandbois Elizabeth Gibson Lynch Jean Jennings Pkkerlng Ruth Perry Carlyon Richard D. Hall Frederk Groetsema A. Marian Delong Merrill Leo B. Rasmussen Cameron L. Davis Erw;n T. Hinge Ellrl B. Schermerhorn Ivan D. Haack Robert J. Pursel Elinor Rapley Reed Helen Hough De Land Frieda A. Hinrichs Bernard Lindenthal Schultz Margtret Oakley Lamb Luella Oberg Pursel Catharine V. Richards Doris Androus Graybiel Alice Gordon Jackson Audrey Vercoe Segar Harold Machin Ruth Banks Reynolds Charles A. Ridley Ruth Frobenlud Hamill Pauline Byrd Johnson Elbert E. Seger Clay M. Shoemaker Helen Warner Manby Walter E. Scott M. Louise Paxson Rudkin Madelene A. Johnson Donna Rankin Jones Robert F. Merson Glen E. Martin Ernest R. Kline Marion C. Stone Jean Hopkins Shipley Charles L. Scott G. L. Moore Steven Selmecy Bradford J. Morse Edith Levin Roger V. Swift Joseph W. Stasey Ann Dunning Morrow Edward Veenhuls Ruth Loebe Thomas Carl H. Norcross Alvin H. Little Eldred G. Townsend J. Cameron Murdoch Charles J . Venema James B. Thompson Hazel Harrington Seifert William Payne Low Helen Oliver Vanhorn Fern Ball Persons Robert D. Van Blarcom Gertrude Adriance Mcintire Frances McCarthy Wood Marian Schlobohm Wedel 1824 Ruth Hudson Peterson Ina Warren Welmers Grece Bosker Wagner Raymond L. Morris Graham D. Woodhouse Albert H. Adams Donald H. Pilaar Gilbert F. Otto Catherine Pierce White Harvey D. Walker Harold B. Allen 1828 LetiUa Dahn Richards Monica Yund Wood Lois Perks Maxine Wirick Wilco• Bernard W. Ansley C. Justin Brocato Sheldon M. Rupert Rlllph Wilbur Shivel Hazel E. Bean James F. Buckley Evelyn Rankin Rye 1834 1835 Eleanor McQuigg Blinks George H. Smith Bernice Harper Clark Curtis W. Sabrosky Morris E. Austin GJenn S. Allen Jr. Dorothy Madden Bonneville Robert W. Sod.~rgren Frances Willison Cowett Ruth King Sprlngett Eleanor Byarlay Ayers Ruth Schlobohm Anderson Theodore Summers Vern W. Bunnell Elmer J . Dorstewitz Nina Olmsteed Stanford John C. Ayers Martha Williams Been George F. Cll rtland Evelyn Pinel Tabor Helen Henenberg Doubleday Katharine L. Swift Mary Gleason Seal Robert G. Beaumier Royena Hornbeck Tke Ruth Scott Chenery William S. Downey Patricia Richardson Thelin Thompson Bennett Jean Moore Chapman Helen Lotz Tourtellotte Zoe Bye~ De Vos Lavelle Soles F•rmer Lyman E. WiUU.ms Shirley Anderson Blankenburg Maynard M . Conrad Pauline Kurtz Jacobs Harry A. Towsley J . 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Dick Howlett Constance Peck Reps Margaret Bebout Hymens Joan Akerman Millar Louise Barrows Northam S.rbare Taylor Thompson W.C. Hunter AUan S. Reyburn Joen Schilling lsmond Betty Keating Mutual John H. Orr Ruth Schroeder Tompkins M.arjorle Sundstrom Ketcham Eve4yn Seeley Taylor 11'\ary Stover Mallory Ruth Gilson Nycum D. Frank Otten Marjorie Spitler Van Domelen Marien Scherer Kingsley Winifred Coors VenKeuren Bruce H. Mason Jane Hunter Parker Dorothy S.mpson Palmer Floyd Vandomelen William J. Lawrence Jr. Mary Hosford Williams Joan Stuart Mason James H. Pinkham Mary Miller Patton Richerd Lemmer Edward W. Winslow M.argaret Thompson Meteeff Eleanor Humphrey Pinkham EartH. Pierson 1838 Robert H. Maunder Yvonne Gibson Wright Dorothy Sack Miller William B. Redmon James B. Allan Victor R. Plasterer Margaret McCrimmon Maunder Mildred Hoff Yehle Mary Pratt Nash H. Stewart Ross Jemes A. S.rday Charles A. Rendall Carlton H. Moore Patricia Kennett Powers George W. 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T•ylor Shirley lnd Koenen Phillip W. Lewis Rkhard Shackleton N.toncy Blackwood Kless Lucid Crane Christman Alberta Bro... n Taylor Chester Loucks Lloyd D. Patterson James H. Smith John P. Kuch James D. Corfield Jr. Vito T. T utera lucie Scevarda j\1arshall Werner P. Schmidt Robert C. Steward Thomas E. Landauer Donald G. Mcintyre Carolyn Crossley Smith Sally Seir..rt Styers Charles L. LeVelley Isabelle Johnston Smith Peter Uginclus Robert C. MacDon•ld 22 Douglas J. Mecklnde:r George fw\acleod Grant 0. Young Jane Kennedy Campbell James C. Beech Hugh F. Gardiner Donald L. Hafner James McCabe Carl R. Christensen Car1 L. Bekofske Martha L. Gey James D. Hale Judith Pavia McCabe 1962 William Clapp Bruce Benton Susan Hayes Hartman Amy Mantel Hale Jane Bell Arnott Donald S. McClure Barbara Friese Clapp Susan Broemel Best Ellen Collngsworth Haydar C~rlotte Hauch Hall Kenneth J. Berry Eleanore Helfen Miller Gary P. Corpron Barbara Brown Beukema Alan F. Heath Michael J. Ham Nancy Thompson Berry Kent B. Monroe Bruce Doll Gordon J. Bing hem Jan P. Hessler Suzanne Budlong Herbert Patricia Crego Boylan L. Ann Faragher Padmos Richard N. Doyle Phillip L. Blair Susan Gibson Hice Walter R. Herscher Nancy A. Bull Edward J. Pariso Kenneth G. Elzinga C. Gory Blough James N. Hinds Richard W. Hess Charles R. Bursey Gerald L. Pattok Enrique Falls Elaine Fish Bugoskl John C. Ingles James M. Howard Shirley Wright Bursey Douglas J. Perry Kathleen Jennings Fox Linda Harlow Cannon Ann Gillespie Ingles Paulette Jahnke Helen Hooper Butt R. Bruce Rank Barbara Klein Furrow Judy Cantarella Sonja Perejda Keller Joen Tuller Jensen Sandra Frost Carlson Patricia .Martin Rochford E. John Graichen David R. Clowers Dennis P. Kelly Kathryn Budke Jones David L Clark James H. S.ytor John M. Grandin George L. Collins Janke Wheeler Kenyon Alice Morse Kemske Diane White Doyle fw\anfred E. Schubert Karen Moore Glett Karen Foxworthy Craig Mary KlepJer Robert 0. Kinsmen Jr. Sendra Lent Farrow Susanna R. Smith E. Chadwick Gray Anne Crotser Rot-ert L. Koerker Nency Barker Klein Stephen A. Ferrara Ojars A. Smits Marvin L. Hlllge Dianne Sopp DeLong Richerd R. Krueger Devkl E. Kyvlg Charles T. Glett Dele Spoor .Merrill Reutener Harkeme David C. Eaton EIS8 Lane George A. Lambert Joeine Dipple Green Willard Thorp Neil S. Hlllrris Glen C. Fischer Katherine Seaman Lewis Marguerite Dewey Lambert Margaret Jackson Hlllan John A. Van Haa~n Jane Lee Hustoles Himebeugh Barbere Cummings Foster C. Doug.ass Locke Carol Cemeron Lauhon James L. Ven Zandt Mergeret Weid Hader Kenneth M. Hunter Georgiana E. Foster Mirth Nelson Lunda! Carol Pece Lewicki Lone Stockme~r Harris William A. Vinc::ent Alan C. Hutchcraft Mlcheel P. Goodman William 0. Lynch Alfred P. H. Lee Audrey Johnson Harrison Virginia Phillips Vincent F. Elaine Hutchcraft Stephanie Crum Gradillas Melinda ~ay fw\a rsh Bruce R. Litte Carol Long Harsch Pllltricia A. Wentworth Robert B. Johnston Howard W. Green Selly Meyer McCoy Eugene N. Losey David L. Hawkins Robert A. Westin Robert L. Judd Emily Jlllckson Guerne Urania Fuller Messing Jemes L. McKittrick Larry D. Hlmebeugh Wendel B. Wickland Berry W. Knister PatriCarole J. Lewis Gerald A. Smith Kurt P. Weitz: Linda Swelm Wolcott C. Glen Wllllter Kathryn Oshiro Bursick Bill Liggett Linde Phelps Smith Anne fw\arie Michlllel Wurster Edite Balks Walter A . Dan Busdiecker Mlllije Zadins Lillya Anthony M. Somkin 1965 Thomes W. Warke Carol Whit~ Averill Helen Heidel Campbell Mary Murch Mclean Gayle Mitchell Southworth 1967 Sue Montague Western Jlllck N. Barkenbus Sharon Young Cherry Frlllncine Smith Meeker Neil G. Steinhoff H. Gardner Ackley Marguerite Hathaway Westin Keith Bekofske Joyce Kirk Coleman John F. Mlchkovits Sharon Douglass Swintz: Ray Adams Jr. Phillip C. Yagla Ruth Archer Bekofske Jon R. Cump Gary L. Miller Robert J. Tl!lrdlff Patricia Minckler Adams Joan McCormick Ylllgla John D. Berkaw James A. Dey David F. 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23 Thomas C. Crawford John T. Collins Jr. Robert R. ~leir Linden C. Smith Helen Tatro Rietz Robert J. Jacob Donald R. C.-ger Kayla J. Con red Julie Fountain Betty Virginia Hlmbuch Smith Cynthie N.pie:r Rosenberg Alice Jameson Elltabeth Barnhart Camp James T. Conte Marvin C. Bishop Devk1 H. Strome James H. Rosenberg Robin C. Jaynes Ula Burroughs O.wson Pamela Jean S.wkkl Czemy Thomas J . Boger Wllllom E . Sundwlck 1-\yron A . S.yles II Cel¥ert Johnson Richerd P. De Tar Marckl Dean O.vls Candance Start Bog«r Donald W. Swarthout G"'gg R. Seppole Virgin'- L. Jones Manka Traut Dreuth Vemle L O.vls Roger E. Brinner Thomas W. Thackara Carol Wheater Seppela Mark A. Kortokraa John H. Emerson Sybil SmHh O.vls Susan Fahrenwald Brinner William C. Thompson Susan Wunes Seyboth Alison Sc:husler Kreuzer Marcie Brackney Emerson Christine Mertz Dear Terrence J . Brown Lee Tichenor lnese Brutans Sharp Susan Kysela Uesel A. Fleshenberg Susan Schlegel Eder Patricia Freeman Brown Cynthia A. Turner Gerald Slbrack George E. Laws Susan Wood Gibson Ann SuUivan Elkouhen Evelyn Lyon Brownlee John A . Vanluvanee Jan W. Simek Betty J . Undegren Terry L Gotts James A . Fountain Dawn Cosgrove Buchanan Carol Hafley Vanluvanee Andree J. S.nger Marshall J. Lyttle Bruce Gustafson Gwen Van Domelen Fountain lisa Huter Burke Donald J . Wehr Paula Norman Snyder Richard J. Maunder Joen McClure Guliec Harry T. Gartand James K. Cameron Charles P. Walters Jr. Henry G. Sonthelmer Bruce A. ~-\organ Chartes R. Haber~in Jr. David J. Garman Phillip C. Carra Susan Sc:hnebelt Walters Sheron Brendan Sonthelmer Andrew S. Muth Ira S. Hartman William C. Garrow Carol Burt Carra Marianne Dareh Wason Francis X. Speidel Lynne Dee Irwin Myers James S. Heersma Dana S. Getman John P. Ceglarek William P. Wetner Karen Kurtz Spfelmen H. Clark Ndson Colleen Yoder Henry Bruce M. Haight David W. Chapman Michael J . Wilson Daniel J . Strehl Gerald W. Oakes Mary Dunnabac::k Hess Cynthia Holton Havrllenko James E. Christenson Ruth Neubert Stuart Kathe Perron Obrig Katherine Holmes Phyllis Huffman Herman Norma Bailey Cook 1870 Judith L Sutterlin Ken Archey John J. Parisi Gall French Hubberd Nancy Loebe Hessler Lynne L Crodord Frederkk Taschner Marilyn Christlieb Archey Henry S. Perkins Denise Strong Janha Cynthia Bruer Hlllqulst Ronald N. Cummings Gall Moore Taschner Me ria nne Meyer Arrnento Viva Hagen Pond Lynne Kilbane Sharon Cole Hinds Jane Tool Cummings R. ~\otoses Thompson Robert L. Barnhart Paul Porteous Barbara Burness f

24 Barbara Cook Hlnz: Barbara Ingram Thomas J. Huener Margaret H. McKearnan Jeffrey Mark Wehmeyer Robert L. Julian Eric Johnson ~~eo~.h ~~fe~hn Mark A. Jackson Edward R. Miner Cynthia /'1\ergeret Wood Stephen J. Kaskle Donna S. Kaczmarek Weimer K. Hicks Geoffrey A. Jehle Eric D. Newman Ali sa Carnell York Mary Ann Kasteed Janet Ketz Susen Howerd Barbara Pape Kilkke Robert J. Nolan Kevin York Denise Twohey Kelly James L. King Barbara Hartmann Huet Pam Kistler Steven R. Pelmer Michael C. Killian Lynne Jackson King Deguervllle Elise L. Klein Paula Sue Park 1978 Sally Krause Killian R. Allan Kuhlman Micheel Hunter David M. Kurtz Jr. Paul J. Reiman Robert Bryan Aardema Muriel Bina Knope Marlen Kummer Bill Huxtable Stephen D. Labbe Catharine Reines Judith Elaine Anderson Karl T. Kodiak Margaret R. LaFrance Anna L. Johnson Cathleen Collins Lee James A. Robideau Andrew Lewis Baughman Stanley E. Lerlmer Sarah Lewhorne Karen A. Johnson Donald B. Levitt Kathryn J . Robison Carolyn Beech-R:ocha Diane Congdon Larimer Constance McGuire Laws Peter A. Johnson Laurence E. Lunt Jon Rosenbaum William Otto Bergerson Daryl S. Larke Douglas A. Lindsey Carol Kahler Thomes E. Magill Scott H. Russell Teresa Jayne Brines Ronald L. Lipinski David Loughhcad Michael Kane Gerald R. Megneson Deborah Russell Russell Nanci J. Brown James W. Miller Linda Lutz Dianne Kiino Mary Ann Shetzcr McNeil Christine M. Seber Nancy Jo Carlini Deborah Moran Philip Maki Eberhard Kreuzer Mary L. Miller Barbara S. Slinker Timothy Jon Chapman Margaret Greenhalgh Morrell Marthe McMahon Terl Little Kreuzer Elizabeth Towner Morrell Timothy C. Smith Janice Louise Miller Chlpmen MartM McLogan Morrow Sarah A. Mellish Joseph N. Lane Donald W."Muskopf Jr. David W. Stone James Alan Clayton Michael Netzke David Mesenbring Deniel A. Lee David E. Remick Martha Staff Stone Patricia Kay Collins Karen Heuston Nesler Thomas Murphy Meow-Khlm Lin Frank P. Reynolds Jo Robin Devis Stone Robert Bruce Cornwell John LNorem Laura Dillon Murphy Gregory Ludlow Peter J. Schonfeld Laura K. Sutton Deboreh Key Crabbs Catherine Griffith O'Sullivan Michael L Nelson David B. Megerlcin Luanne Smith Schonfeld Robert F. Van Patten Jr. William Shattuck Creson Ricky L. Ostrom Dale Norton Kristin Baerson Magneson Sheryl Collins Schrot Veloric Vogel Van Patten Ann Dehmer Mary E. Passage Lynne J. Pentler Dennis G. McCarthy David D. Smith Janet M . Weiland Cathrlne J. Donckers Wayne G. Ramsey Roger Alan Petzke John D. Miller Lisa Ann Becker Smith Nell T. Witmer Gary Kjcl Ecklund Susan Blackwell Ramsey James J. Phelan Brian E. Minahan Kenneth S. Stone Suzanne Lynn Feurt A. Steven Redman K~thy Smith Phelan Elizabeth Rahn Minahan J . Scott Taylor 1977 Robert Allen Fink Sarah Diehl Mary Philipp Longlne V. Morawski Linda J. Temple Bonnie D. Andrews Richard Neil Frame Rand Robinson Susan Pierce Christine E. Murrey PeterS. Tippett Helen Armstrong Devid John Francis Ronald D. Rop Sarah B. Porter Brian J. Nickoloff James R. Vanderweele R. Brent Bailey Roger Gebhardt Thomas William Ross John Reichard Richard J. Nolan Gay P. Vinson Stephanie Bailey Kerry Alan Geffert Deborah Andrew Sather John C. Rodgers Anne Broker Parisi Jeffrey M. Webber Doris Mehl Ban Kathy Sue Greenberger James Shelby Charmine Messenger Ronc Peter Peterson Lynne Marie Rathert Webster Ivers R. Bergs Jacalyn Louise Hart Denicl J. Sliver Ronald Roseman Christine Pearson Petzke Craig S. Wells Cheryl Dawn Bisbee James Noel Heath Deborah Markey Silver Gerald E. Rosen Cynthia Rtt~d Bonnie Wheeler Craig W. Bissell Meegan Elizabeth Holland Judith R. Smutek Kathy Aller Rueckle Vaughn W. Royal Marilyn A. Williams David Bockstenz Joellen M. Hoster Elizabeth Perhac Snyder David A. Sayers Christine Seeshore Charles H. Winschel Germaine Bree Kenneth Joseph Jakubowski Sheri K. Sprigg Teresa E. Schafer R. Mark Small Bruce Curry Gary Michael Keene Greg Stanley Elizabeth Sloon Smith Ann T. Smith 1976 Myra Selby Curry Deborah Boverhof Kennedy Gay Perkins Stanley Paula T. Smith Stephanie R. Stock Letitia Lynn Aldrich Martha J . Devison Christina Maria Kloth Susan Stauffer Michael Stewart Neil A . Strefling Nancy Allen Charles D. Demars Dean Walter Knuth Victoria M. Stromee Janet Blair Stewart Robert A. W. Strong David N. Anderson Jeffrey A. Dickinson Brian Koppy James D. Swope Harold Sutherland Done,id Swartwout David J . Ban Marc E. Elliott Mary Beth Koteles Jennifer Jeffries Thompson Tom Thomson Timothy J. Swartz Roberta J. Bidwell Diane P. Fink Thomas Evan La Berge Gregory D. Todd Charlotta I. Thunander Thomes B. Swecnie Eugene V. N. Bissell Ill Andrew Fischer Lisa Kimberly Largo Mary Ann Roe Walters William L. Urton Carol A. Thomason Jan Curtis Blevins Jeffrey Fountain Melanic Sue Marsh Deborah Hammerllnd Weber Jan Van Den Bergh Judith Upjohn Travis Constance A. Booth Gregory Gamalskl Eric John Martin Michael Weber Diane L. Vogelsong Kurt J. Van Meter Jocllcn Bower John D. T. Gerard Steven Alan Mautl Stephen D. Wilder Linda Nelthorne Walker Deborah Schultz Wells Stuart V. Bradley Jr. Michael Gilmore Mertha McFerran Michael A. Winblad Willard H. Washburn Laurie B. Weston Helen Pratt Brooks Gretchen Guclde Richard P. McGinnis Jr. John R. Wright Robert L. Westbrook John W. Whisler David M. Budka Jack N. Hafer John Edward McVey Vicki Hanneman Wright Judith M.nning Winkley Janet H. Williams George Case Jr. Bruce Hamper Susan Francis Mellinger Susan Fletcher Wright Maril D. Willmarth Sherri Panschar Case Bill Hoffman Carol Susen Moseson Patricia Bennett Willmarth Molly Niedbalski Cline Joseph Paul Hunsted David Brock Neely 1973 1974 Leslie Erickson Witcher Holly Granger Cope Jere Brooks Hunter Heidi Louise Newman Susen Aalsburg Creighton W. Baldwin Geoffrey Wright Nancy L. Covert Peter John Jensen Nilgun Oztabag Michael H. Anthony Brenda J. Bates Brian L Donovan Stuart Nelson Keith Donald Rimintas Padells Jared W. Arnold Maria C. Benson 1975 Lea Anne Dabbert Dowlcy Jerome R. Kessenich Ray T. Parfct Jr. Larry Bente Constance L. Blowers Mark W. Armstrong James H. Farnsworth Kevin Michael Kiley Matthew James Petter D. Bllldford ~rker Margaret A. Bode Lynn McCann Armstrong Robert L. Foote Linda S. Koppy Kurt Von Roscow David W. Bisbee Frederick J. Brown Jemcs B. Asbel Gary C. Gengneth Regina A. Kreisle Jonathan Bryan R:osenberg James R. Booth Pamela C. Brown Colleen H. Bjerke Williem D. Garzia Stephen J. Kroll Mary Louise Russell Christine Bowman Wilfred A. Brown Robert L Blaauw Janet R. Gates Robert A. Lake Elizabeth Paige Simpson Patricia Hines Bravender Lois Gutman Brown Kathryn Sinclair Blaauw Dallas W. Gatlin Pamele J . Marks Margaret Lisa Springer Christopher Cole Andrea C. Campbell Deniel S. Blevins Karen Glowacki Gennaro Bonnie J. Miller Anthony Patrick Strump John J. Collins Jr. Helena Chang Chui Steve Boyak Diane E. Geller Jeanette McFarline Mills Martha Adams Talbott Christine Hupp Cowie Mary Cisar Steven R. Brechin Susan E. Gicrak Lee M . Morriss Alan John Taracuk Sheri Crampton William E. Clay Donald M. Caruthers Heidi M. Gregori Margaret Macrae Owen Neil W. Tolles Michael M. Crouch John M. Collins Jane D. Case Sue A . Hahn Kim M. Persons Carol Lynne Wait Wallace C. Duncan Jr. Barbare, Woodson Collins Karen Cordes Mary Nave Hamoude David Preston Victor A. Zamberdi Thomas Eden Kenneth Cookson David T. Dasef Patricia A. Harrington James M. Rehmus Mary Ann Sells Engdahl Susan Coon Elliott M. Estes Kristel J. Heinz Kevin Brenden Riordan 1979 Kim Erickson Bruce R. Derroch Joseph S. Folz John Herlg Donald Charles Root Charles F. Austcrberry Jr. D. L Eskew Barbara Duncan Derroch Stephen P. Forsyth Howard L. Holmes James Rosen Unda L. Carlson Kerry S. Estes Terry Zorker Deason A. Louise Goler Pamela Shaw Holmes Frederic Rowe Donald A. Chlnkk David C. Fege David W. Elrod Mary Huber Graham Jeffrey T. Holt Karen F. R:ubncr Chris C. Danielson Anne Skjaerlund Fege Betsy A. Felker Deborah A. Gregori Jeanny V. House Jeen ~ttcrfield Richard Haw R. Craig Fisher Kathi Kuhlmann Fischer Jon Grier Evan M. Hughes Mery Schramke Karen Kitchell Keene Michael W. Frazier Raymond J . Foster Kathleen Eberle Gross Patricia Halloran Jehle Denicl Phillip Schwallie Donald R. Kursik Gary Gudeisk y Gina A. Frasson Jeffrey W. Guinot Bruce R. Johnson Colecn Sherburne Kercn Lucas Judith Thompson Gudelsky Roberta Righter Gllmen Robert E. Hammer Kevin J. Kleinsmith Susan Mary Smoley Ellen Bisbee McCarthy Clark Hodges Gerald F. Gliwa Jr. James D. Hanson Timothy D. Long Sharon Stohrer-Hoyt Devid M. Morrl.ssett Margaret Fast Howard Elizabeth Witt Goodwin Stephen Haughey Ann Lugbill Kathryn Vcrbanec R:obert G. O 'Brien Ralph B. Howard Danlelle Congreve Gustafson Susan Sallee Holt Kevin M. McCarthy Mary Frances Webster Pamela R. Price