Law School Fund LaMr Has Moved Quadrangle We are now "at home" in a new suite of offices-largely reclaimed during construction from the old hall- Notes way and entrance area-at the east end of the basement corridor of the Law School Library. Of course our Vol. 25, No. 4 Summer 1981 most important function is to provide logistical support for the annual cam- paigns, but we also: 1) Keep an up-to-date address list of Law School alumni. If we can help you locate a classmate or friend, ask us. (If you move, tell us!); 2) Provide address lists and labels to the Michigan Alumni Association and to class officers in connection with contents law class reunions; 3) Prepared and up-dated the data base for the new Law School Direc- Reading Between 1 tory. We expect to publish alumni directories at frequent intervals the Sheets (perhaps each three years) in the by Roy F. Proffitt years ahead; 4) Furnish labels and mailing ser- Letter of Transmittal 8 vices to announce Michigan Law School functions in connection with Letter of Acceptance 9 state and local bar association meetings; Regional Summaries 10 5) Provide (at cost) address labels to our alumni who wish to tell their 1979-1980 Comparisons 14 classmates about becoming a partner by Regions in the firm, a corporate promotion, etc. (University regulations prohibit Thousand Dollar Cities 15 us from supplying address lists for commercial or political purposes.) Class Summary of Gifts 16 If we can help you, drop us a note or call (313-764-0518) or, best of all, come Tops in Percentage 18 Law Quadrangle Notes (USPS 893- in and see us in our new offices. 460), issued quarterly by the Univer- of Participation sity of Michigan Law School. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Law School 19 Michigan. Office of publication, 109 Fund Contributors East Madison, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109. Annual Growth Chart 34 POSTMASTER: Send Form 3579 to: On the Cover In Memoriam 3 6 Law Quadrangle Notes, Law School, This beautiful spring scene looking The University of Michigan, Ann up from the small Hutchins Hall court- Special Donor Groups 37 Arbor. MI 48109. yard to the towers at the west end of Legal Research was taken by John W. Corporate Matching 4 0 This issue of the Law Quadrangle Elam, J.D. '81. If you would like a copy Gift Program Notes is the twentieth annual report of of the picture for your wall, or the Law School Fund. The Fund is perhaps as a gift, Chip can provide it Alumni News Notes 4 2 under the direction of Professor Roy to you. An 8" x 10" print, in silk finish F. Proffitt; Mrs. Lois A. Richards is if you prefer, will be $20. If you have a Deceased 46 supervisor of the Fund and is respon- need for some other size, I am sure sible for gathering the data used in Chip can have it printed. Checks Michigan Special 48 this report. Editorial and design should be made payable to John W. Donor Groups responsibilities handled by the Elam. You may write to him at Vorys, University of Michigan Publications Sater, Seymour and Pease, Post Office Office; typesetting and printing by Box 1008, Columbus, Ohio 43216. His the University of Michigan Printing telephone number is (614) 464-5648 if Services. you wish to call. Reading. Total gifts-6,236 (up 5.9%) As the first order of business we . . Total alumni donors-5,360 salute the ten alumni who have served Between the Sheets (up 2.5%) as Chairman of the National Commit- Per cent of alumni participation- tee during these first twenty years. 40.8% [down 0.67r)* Each served a two-year term as *Discussed a bit later. chairman, and most served in other capacities as well. To each of you who participated as a member of the "team" that conducted Herbert E. Wilson 1961, 1962 the drive-na tional commit tee, re- Thomas V. Koykka 1963, 1964 gional, state, and local chairpersons, Emmett E. Eagan 1965, 1966 solicitors-we extend our deep Benjamin M. Quigg. Jr. 1967. 1968 appreciation. And our sincere thanks John S. Tennant 1969, 1970 to everyone who contributed to these Thomas E. Sunderland 1971, 1972 record totals. Malcolm L. Denise 1973, 1974 Samuel Krugliak 1975, 1976 David R. Macdonald 1977, 1978 William A. Groening, Jr. 1979. 1980

Building Blocks As important as their leadership has been there is more to the story. The With these new records to enjoy it is Law School had, of course, received easy to forget the growing pains that gifts from appreciative alumni and the Fund experienced in its earlier friends long before 1961. There is no Nutshell years. In addition, more than half of better example than the beautiful Law our present alumni have graduated Quadrangle, still the University's It is very exciting to report to you since the first Law School Fund cam- "crown jewel," the gift of William W. the results of the 1980 Law School paign in 1961. Thus, it seems ap- Cook, LL.B. 1882. And prior to 1961 a Fund campaign. Many more details propriate, at the end of the Fund's first number of scholarship and loan funds are printed elsewhere in this report, two decades, to look back and to re- and several prize awards for aca- but in a nutshell 1980 was the Fund's mind ourselves of some of the demic excellence had been es- best year yet: problems that had to be resolved and tablished by gifts. Some of these, such Total dollars-$833,719.33 (up 21.3%) the people who helped to do it. as the Frederick L. Leckie Scholar-

Eapan Tennant 'fi5-'66 '69-'70

Sunderland Denise Kruglia k Groening '71 -'TZ 73-74 '75-'76 '79-'80 ship and Loan Fund, came through be- hazard. The Alumni Association of better school. The law schools told us quests. Several others were estab- The University of Michigan enjoyed a that with increased financial aid they lished by earlier graduating classes, large membership, but fund raising, could attract more of the best stu- usually on the occasion of their 25th except for a few specific projects such dents, salary supplements and money anniversary reunions. The prize as Alumni Memorial Hall, the Michi- to support research helped to obtain awards were usually funded by gan Union, and the Michigan League, and keep superior faculties, physical memorial gifts honoring a deceased was not a principal or continuing improvements were possible, and member of the family or perhaps a activity. their library collections had been ex- former law partner. The gifts were In the years immediately following panded. Through their separate welcome and important, but only the World War I1 different things were programs they were reaching many of class gifts permitted participation by happening at many of the leading their graduates who had not re- more than one or perhaps a handful of private universities. In addition to sponded to appeals from the central alumni, and more often than not the building and strengthening central development offices. class gift was a "one-shot" affair with development offices programs were The value of these programs to the little continuing activity. There was no being established in individual schools was readily apparent, but we way that numerous small gifts easily schools, particularly the professional found the programs important to the could be accumulated. schools, with those universities. alumni as well. Pride was a part, of the Until the University Development Answers to our inquiries suggested answer-these people were graduates Council and the Michigan Alumni several reasons for these separate and of Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Columbia Fund (MAF) were formed in the early successful programs. Without excep- etc. and they wanted "their" school to 1950's solicitation of gifts by the tion each school felt that with some be one of the best. They were aware, University itself was nearly as hap- additional resources it had become a of course, that the fact they were from

From left in foreground, Bob Stuart, George Caspar, George Vinyard; from left in background. Roy Christiansen, Walter Kijnig

Alan Claypool From left in foreg.round. Gene Hansen, Chris Cohen, Elden Butzbaugh; from left in back- ground, Al Claypool, Sherwood Ake, John Quinn one of the best frequently brought compete with and weaken the U-M hundred alumni. financial rewards as well as pride. Alumni Club structure, an important Dean Allan F. Smith, who had suc- There were other practical reasons. part of the Alumni Association's ceeded Dean Stason, and Associate These schools often were the sources program. Dean Charles Joiner continued to of' new associates in their firms, or the Many discussions but little action press for permission to start a new judicial clerks. Many alumni followed. However, in the late 1950's separate Law School program, and in hoped their children would attend two events occurred that clearly 1960 the University hesitantly gave its "their" law schools, and, in turn, demonstrated that the Law School blessing. As soon as possible a group receive a superior legal education. alumni would respond to a Law of 25 or 30 alumni who previously had Finally there was a feeling of excite- School program if its needs were shown their interest in such a program ment and satisfaction for many alumni known. Through the mid-'50's the G. I. were invited to Ann Arbor to plan for to know that with even modest partici- Bill met a substantial part of the finan- the initial campaign. pation in their law school programs cial needs of the war veterans in Unfortunately, a complete list of they were helping today to make and school, and pressure on the financial those attending that meeting is not keep "their" law schools one of the aid funds was light. But as the pro- available, but among those present best. It was no longer necessary to die portion of veterans in the student were A. H. Aymond '39, Jackson; and leave a bequest or to first attain a body became smaller and tuition and Charles A. Bowman '13, Detroit; James fortune that would permit a major gift other costs began to increase, it was R. Breakey '29, Ann Arbor; John R.. in order to have a positive effect. clear that additional scholarship and Brown '32, Houston, Texas; Malcolm All of these answers suggested the loan money would be needed. With no Denise '37, Dearborn; Emmett E. need and desirability of a fund raising organization to help, Dean E. Blythe Eagan '34, Detroit; Benton E. Gates, Sr. program for the Michigan Law School, Stason took things into his own hands. '29, Columbia City, Indiana; Arthur A. and several plans were suggested. But He wrote letters and explained the Greene, Jr. '39, Manchester, New there were problems. The University situation to two or three hundred Hampshire; Joseph C. Hooper '23, Ann itself was just feeling its way in fund alumni who responded magnifi- Arbor; Thomas V. Koykka '30, raising. Many people thought that a cently, contributing nearly $40,000. Cleveland; Edward J. McCobb '25, school that received public support A year or two later, in 1959, the Law Grand Rapids; Benjamin M. Quigg, Jr. should not-or could not-overtly School was celebrating its centennial. '44, Philadelphia; Robert N. Sawyer seek private gifts. Later the Univer- Several alumni, under the leadership '35, Monroe; James A. Sprowl '29, sity was concerned that a successful of Ralph Carson, J.D. 1923, and a few Chicago; John S. Tennant '31, New .Law School program would seriously others, decided that a suitable gesture York City; Stephan Uzelac '60, reduce support for the Michigan to mark this occasion would be an un- Detroit; Philip F. Westbrook '47, Los Alumni Fund. The Alumni Associa- restricted gift of $100,000 from the Angeles; and Herbert E. Wilson '23, tion, although not directly concerned alumni of the School. Although they Indianapolis. with fund raising, worried that Law fell a few thousand dollars short of The meeting was extremely produc- School fund raising organizations in their goal, this handful of men and tive. The group had the advantage of the major cities would lead to Law women, by telephone and letters, did comparing the fund raising organiza- School Alumni Clubs, which would collect more than $65,000 from several tions of several private law schools,

Gerald Stoetzer (left] and Richard Elconin Thomas Ridgley and could use the best features of hundred alumni is recruited to carry "teams" will continue to build on this each. The result was, of course, the the message to the other alumni of the substantial foundation. Law School Fund. That ad hoc com- School. mittee did its work so well that the Herbert E. Wilson, J.D. 1923, was Charter of Organization is unchanged elected the Fund's first National today. and the basic plan for soliciting Chairman. He served for two years, other alumni is essentially intact. For and set a pattern that has been fol- general supervision the group created lowed by succeeding chairmen. The a National Committee with diverse enthusiasm for the concept of a Law Percent of Alumni Participation membership designed to ensure wide School Fund is shown by the fact that geographic and class representation in addition to Herb Wilson five other At the beginning of this report you including student members and one members of that initial group-Tom saw, in a "nutshell," the results of the representative each from the Univer- Koykka, Emmett Eagan, Ben Quigg, 1980 campaign. Even during this si ty Alumni Association, the Univer- Jack Tennant, and Malcolm Denise- record year there was a slight decline sity Development Council, and the served two-year terms as National in the percent of alumni participation. Michigan Alumni Fund. Terms on the Chairman in subsequent years. A comment or two is in order. committee were staggered to assure Professor Richard V. Wellman Like one's blood pressure in a continuity. The School was expected directed the activities of the Fund in physical examination, this figure is to furnish logistical support and to ac- Ann Arbor for the first three years, one of the important "vital signs" used count for the funds that were and your scrivener has had the to measure the good health, par- received. The dean of the Law School pleasure of serving as director of the ticularly the continuing good health, and two other representatives of the Law School Fund in Ann Arbor since of the Fund. How can it go down when faculty would serve as ex-officio 1964. everything else goes up? A part of the members on the National Committee. The graphs that appear elsewhere answer is in the definition of "alum- Thus, although there was some School in this report demonstrate more clear- ni." Different schools follow different participation, the planning for the ly than words the skill and thorough- practices. By-and-large we include Law School Fund and the conduct of ness with which the initial and sub- only the successful candidates for the the first campaigns were clearly sequent committees and their "teams" LL.B. or J.D. degrees, and add them to alumni activities. It remains so today, have done their work. We are con- the list when they graduate. A very and each year a "team" of five to six fident that in the years ahead future few non-graduates who have main-

Donald Black Dean Terrance Sandalow tained their interest in the School and added to the base figure that we use to highest requirements for which the its activities are also included. measure the percent of participation person qualifies. For example, even Foreign students and scholars are a so that in spite of a heal thy increase in though the person's gift for 1980 was at different matter. Many are, of course, the number of alumni participants the least $500, the lower limit for the 1 candidates for and recipients of percent went down. These additional University Deans Club, if that person graduate degrees-LL.M., M.C.L., and "alumni" are, of course, spread is already a Benefactor or a member occasionally the S.J.D. But others who among many of the class lists so that of the Presidents Club, his or her spend a substantial period in there, too, the participation figure has name would not be included in the residence in the Law School come to been affected. Deans Club list. Ann Arbor to teach or to do indepen- If you wish more information about dent research without expecting any deferred gifts, trusts, insurance, uni- degree. Nevertheless, many of these trusts, pooled income funds, bequests, "non-candidates," as well as gifts other than cash or negotiable graduates, have strong feelings of af- Special Donor Groups instruments, etc., etc., please feel free fection for the School and maintain to telephone or write the Law School close ties with us. In their respective Your reaction to our recent discus- Fund. Or you may wish to write to the countries they are important contacts sion of special donor groups suggested Associate Director of Development, for our teachers and students, for we should reprint some of the details The University of Michigan, 3540A American law firms and business about these various groups, and we Student Activities Building, Ann organizations seeking legal advice have on the inside back cover. Arbor, Michigan 48109. abroad, and occasionally for our Later on in this report you will find government officials. For a number of several lists containing the names of years we have listed their names and Law School alumni, friends of the Law addresses, as well as those of foreign School, and members of the "Law degree holders, in a separate direc- School Family" (usually spouses of tory of former foreign students and alumni) whose gifts or commitments scholars, but this year, for the first to the University now qualify them for time, we have added these nice peo- inclusion within one of these special ple to our regular list of "alumni." groups. A name will normally be The numbers are significant when found only in the one list with the

From left, Bob DeBrodt, Terry Sandalow, Bill Groening Congratulations! category for major centers of alumni death of a person who has meant a Each year we point out that it is population. great deal to us. We must determine risky business to single out specific 5) Two state leaders had their the most appropriate way to show our areas or classes for comment because operations in high gear. Nebraska respect. A letter is often difficult to of the very wide differences in size, (David Pedersen) had 2070 more gifts phrase. numbers. and previous levels of and 42.870 more dollars. Massa- You may feel that graduation of a participation, but each year there are chusetts (Francis E. Collins, Jr., and friend or relative, or a birthday, or some things that simply must be said. Robert M. Gault) showed increases of perhaps retirement of a friend or col- This year they include: 16.37~and a whopping 12170. league, etc., should be marked by a commemorative gift, but how, and 1) The number of Thousand Dollar 6) Among the classes, 1968 (Allen D. Field is class agent) continues to lead where? Cities (total gifts over $1,000) in- On these occasions a gift to the creased from 91 to 102. in three important categories-most donors, most gifts, and percentage of University of Michigan Law School 2) Two regions (actually one is a will allow the donor to honor the indi- half-region) should be noted. The contributors, and retained its third place position in most dollars contri- vidual in a way that will bring lasting southern portion of Region IX benefits to others. The person (California) under Fred Lambert in- buted. But under Class Agent Chris Cohen, '67 Law closed the gap honored or the next of kin, as ap- creased alumni participation in every propriate, will be told of the donor's sub-area but one, increasing the gifts between it and '68 Law in every category for which we keep records. thoughtfulness by the Law School. by 9.570 and dollars by a whopping We welcome inquiries. 59.7%. Region XXX (Europe) with the Can Allen Field meet this pressure? impetus of the newly formed Euro- Other results and leaders in a pean Michigan Law School Alumni variety of categories are listed Association increased gifts 2670 and throughout this report. Our con- dollars 18.570. gratulations and thanks to everyone. Bequests and Life Insurance 3) Ira B. Rose led Weschester County, New York to a great year. During 1980 the Law School was Gifts increased 5870, dollars by 23570. the direct recipient of money as 4) Speaking of counties, 91.5% of all Commemorative Gifts beneficiary in the wills of the follow- alumni in Berrien County, Michigan, ing deceased alumni or in the wills of participated in the Fund in 1980, and Each of us has at one time or their widows or other members of the county continues to lead in that another received the sad news of the their families:

Sherwood Ake Richard Baker 1 Max Lidschin, na Matching and Other Non-Alumni Jessie M. Montgomery, na Gifts Marion Lehr Simpson, na 1 We frequently receive gifts of , Philip Van Zile, '38 securities in lieu of cash, and they are As an encouragement to charitable Rosina M. Wolfson, na certainly welcome. These gifts are giving many companies and some law firms make matching gifts to the Law Some of these gifts provided new usually sold promptly and the student scholarship or student loan proceeds are reflected in the cash School Fund [as well as to other I figures that we report. From time to donees). If you work for a company or 1 funds, and others permitted the perhaps sit on the board of directors money to be used with the discretion time we receive gifts of real value, but of the dean. These gifts are not a little less marketable than typical you should check on its policy. In reported with any other figures and securities, that are not included 1980 we received 234 gifts totaling statistics in the report because they elsewhere in the report. These gifts, $42,261.25 from 160 companies and were not necessarily the result of a too, are welcome. They have included firms. such diverse things as a collection of Many other gifts from non-alumni donative intent in 1980, and because we thought the addition of the amount antique pistols, a city lot in Escanaba, are sent as memorial gifts (see more in of the proceeds to the annual giving rare books for the Law School library, other parts of this report). A few other campaign would distort the direct savings bonds, an automobile, life in- very substantial gifts come through results of that campaign. surance policies, 100 ceramic coffee charitable foundations and trusts The bequests serve as reminders of mugs, and an undivided interest in where our alumni have a role in advis- the truth and applicability of a state- some real property in Barry County, ing the directors or trustees, and from ment published by one of our sister Michigan. We suggest, if the gift-in- time to time we receive a gift from an law schools to show the relationship of kind that you contemplate is an un- alumnus' individual client who wishes its annual giving program and be- usual one, and may entail special to make a charitable contribution, and quests to the law school: "Annual giv- handling problems for the University, on the advice of the alumnus, con- ing to the Fund has improved that you contact the Law School Fund siders the Law School Fund a worthy steadily-bu t death terminates annual office before you attempt to make the recipient. Perhaps you, too, represent giving, and annual givers must transfer. a foundation, a trust. or other client become testators who remember the that would appreciate knowing more law school in their wills." Life in- about the Law School Fund. surance policies can serve a similar purpose.

Michigan Income Tax Credit We remind those of you whose in- come is subject to the Michigan In- come Tax that your gifts to the Law School or Law School Fund do qualify for the credit provision in Section 260 of the Michigan income tax statute. Thus, without trying to get too tech- nical here (obviously you will want to look at the statute), within the Jimita- tions of the Act the taxpayer can receive credit equal to 5070 of his or her charitable contributions to insti- tutions of higher learning located within Michigan. Since these charitable gifts also qualify as deduc- tions on your Federal return (in con- trast to the Michigan credit) it means that many of you can make a sub- stantial gift to the Fund, up to $200. or up to $400 if you file a joint return, without a very large increase in your cash outlay.

Andrea Beggs WILLIAM A. GROENING, JR. ATI'ORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT UW 4204 ARBOR DRIVE MIDLAND, MICHIGAN 48640 Telephone 517-631-9732

May 23, 1981

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

Dear Terry: The twentieth annual campaign of the Law School Fund has achieved a new high in dollars but fell short of our goal of alumni participation. Here are the results compared to 1979:

Total Amount Contributed Total Number of Gifts Average Size of Gift Total Number of Alumni Participating Percentage of Alumni Participating

The dollars speak for themselves. The 1980 total was 22.27% over the 1979 total. The average size gift increased by 14.48%. These facts are indeed a cause for rejoicing. Our joy at the dollar increase is, however, tempered somewhat by the fact that we fell short of our goal of 50% participation by our graduates. In fact, the percentage of alumni participating declined slightly in 1980, falling below both the 1978 and 1979 percentages. While we are disappointed that 59.2% of our graduates did not contribute, we are most grateful to the 40.8% who did contribute and who generally increased the size of their gifts. They have demonstrated again their gratitude for the superior education that they received at the Michigan Law School. With the close of the 1980 campaign my two-year term as national chairman has come to an end. It has been an exciting and rewarding two years. The two vice-chairmen, the fifteen domestic and two overseas regional chairmen, and the innumerable state and local chairmen and solicitors, and the class agents have all worked hard to make the campaigns of both years great successes. As I cannot meet with each of them personally I want to take this opportunity to express in writing to each of them my personal thanks and the thanks of the Law School. I also convey the thanks of all of us to Professor Roy Proffitt, who has served with distinction as director of the Law School Fund for all of its twenty years and who will continue to serve, I hope, for many years to come. Great credit is also due to his loyal assistant, Lois Richards, who keeps the office running and who keeps the entire organization of chairmen and solicitors on its toes. Today Dick May has been elected to succeed me as national chairman. Dick, no doubt, will have the privilege of reporting to you for either 1981 or 1982 our first million dollar year. If he receives the support that I received he will achieve that goal. I wish him every success.

Most sincerely,

William A. Groening, Jr. THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LAW SCHOOL ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN 48109

OFFICE OF THE DEAN HUTCHINS HALL

June 4, 1981

William A. Groening, Jr., Esq. 4204 Arbor Drive Midland, Michigan 48640

Dear Bill The faculty and students join me in expressing hearty congratulations to you and to the many others who contributed to the extraordinary success of the twentieth annual campaign of the Law School Fund. Our admiration for your achievement is exceeded only by our gratitude. The effort and generosity of so many alumni and friends are a heartening demonstration of affection for the School and of support for its commitment to excellence in legal education.

The increase in the amount annually contributed to the Fund during your term as chairman-an astonishing 45% over the two-year period-would have been welcome at any time, but it is especially so now. Double-digit inflation and the continuing economic problems of the state have combined to put the University's budget under severe pressure. More than ever before, consequently, we must look to the Fund for the support necessary to ensure that Michigan remains, as it has been for so many years, among the world's leading centers of legal education and scholarship.

In recent months, several alumni have asked whether contributions to the Fund add to the resources of the Law School or whether they merely permit a reduction in the funds that the School receives from the University. I want to take this opportunity to assure all our alumni and friends that University support for the School is in no way diminished by the generosity of our private supporters. To the contrary, I am persuaded that the confidence our alumni have expressed in the School by their contributions to the Fund has added to the Regents' and the administration's appreciation of the School's strength and, thus, to their commitment to maintaining it as one of "the jewels in the crown of the University."

Once again, warm thanks for your devoted service and your leadership during the past two years. We are all indebted to you for your willingness to accept so important a responsibility and for the exceptional effectiveness with which you have discharged it.

Sincerely,

Terrance Sandalow Dean Regional Summaries

National Chairman National Vice Chairman National Class Vice Chairman William A. Groening, Jr. Richard H. May Richard W. Odgers

REGION I I. Scott Bass

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

REGION I1 Warren M. Laddon REGION I-New York I. Scott Bass 22. 9 S 370.00 lerome B. Libin Jonathan H. Trost Delaware Williamson P. Donald 26 14 $ 584.00 Counties Albany Cornelius D. Murray 13 6 District of Columbia Terrence Roche Murphy Broome Robert M. Eckelberger, Jr. 7 4 Montgomery County. MD - 39 18 920.00 Chatauqua Mark I. Hampton 0 1 Prince Georges County. MD - 7 3 150.00 Chemung & Steuben - 3 1 District of Columbia 564 231 24.222.50 Erie John C. Barber. Jr. 31 20 Alexandria. VA 42 14 464.fl0 Jefferson - 3 1 Arlington, VA 32 12 372.50 Kings & Richmond Alan Flink 28 8 Fairfax Ccounty, VA 71 17 1.116.67 Manhattan: Downtown Franklvn Kimball 236 97 Mid-town Edward Bransilver 287 167 Maryland Steven D. Shattuck 33. 11 880.00 George Loomis Monroe Jonathan H. Trost New Jersey Russell Brooks Reader 165 84 22.004.38 Nassau Ira J.Lefton Niagara Joseph J. Mansour Pennsylvania Rea P. Miller, Jr. Oneida Francisco Penberthy Central Harrisburg Charles E. Thomas, Jr. 37 18 1,200.00 Onondaga David L. Dawson Central Clearfield Richard A. Bell 14 6 485.00 Ontario - North East Area William C. Cassebaum 39 22 2.210.00 Orange Frances E. Bilmes North West Area Daniel L. R. Miller 38 22 1.961.39 Queens Robert A. Butler South East Area Alan G. Choate 118 59 4,141.50 Rockland J. Martin Cornell South West Area Stephen A. George 134 71 20.460.00 Schenectady - Suffolk Valentine F. Parker Virginia James N. Chriatman 57. 20 965.00 Warren - Wayne Thomas W. Biddle West Virginia William Harris Scharf 18 7 150.00 Westchester Ira 8. Rose Totals Totals

'Does not include alumni in listed counties. REGION I11 William E. Doster

Total Total Total nrea Chalrpereon Alumni Gifts Dollars

REGION I11 William E. Doster

john H. Morrow Total Total Total Arkansas Marion R Burton Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars

Florida Charle9 j. Averhook REGION IV-Ohio Ion h4. Sebaly Soul heast Rohert 1-i. Miltenherger. II Thomas B. Ridplev Nnrtheaqt Melvvn H Fr~~it C~tvnf h11am1 Frank A. Shepard Counties South [excludes Miami) Frank A. Sh~pard Allen. Hardin. VanWert Donald I. Witter East Central Edward A. Marod Ashland 0.Joseph Murray Norlhwrst john H Piccin Auplaize. hgercer. Shelhy Edward S. Noble So~~thwest Diane I,. Jensen Belmont Michael R. Thomas Snuthwest Central Steven C. Schemher Butler. Warren Robert A. Vauphn Wesl Central john M'. Puffer. Ill Clark. Fayette. Green Rohert A. Vauphn South Central Bruce I. Daniels Champaign. Madison Clinton. Brown. Clermont Robert A. Vauphn Georgia Terrance L Croft Columhiana. Carroll 1. Michael Kapp Coshoclon. Guernsey. Van Blanchard Kentucky George E. Dudlev Tuscarawas Crawford. Richland. Morra1s F. Loyal Bemiller Louisiana joseph E. Defley. Ir Cuyahoga. Ceaupa Irwin j. Dinn Defiance. Henry. Wood. Raymond G. Esch. Ir. Mississippi Alfred A. 1,evingston Pauld~ne.Williams Erie. Huron. Sandusky Michael R. Fe~en North Carolina Rohert I. Bernhardt Frankl~n.Fairf~eld Thomas B. Ridplev Hamilton lay A. Rosenber~ South Carolina Phillip Wittenherg Hancock. Putnam Daniel S. Guv lefferson. Harrison William J. Weinman Tennessee Barry F. White Lake. Ashtahula Dav~dS. lacobson L~ckinp.Perry. Knox. Thomas E. Norpell Totals hluskingurn Lora~n Daniel A. Cook Lucas. Fulton justice G. lohnson, Jr. Mahoning Albert I. Ortenzio hled~na.Summit john L. Wolfe hf~ami.Darke Rohert S. hqiller hfontgomery. Preble jon M. Sebaly Ottawa Ion M. Sehalv Seneca. It'yandot lames D. Supance Stark Charles A. Morgan. Jr. Trumhull. Portage Bernard W. Rosenberg LInion. Delaware. Logan. lohn L. Ashworth hlarion Il'ayne. Holmes john C. lohnston

Totals

'Does not include alumni in listed counties

Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars

REGION V-Indiana Daniel W. McCill Edward W. Harris. I11

Cities Bloomington Edward W. Harris. 111 Enst Chicago Samuel 1. Goodman Elkhart. Coshen. Nappanee Richard M. Treckelo Wakarusn Evnnsville jerrv P Baugh Fort Wayne Wesley N. Steurv Gary. Griffith. whit in^ Samuel I. Goodman Hammontl Morton L. Efron lndinnapolis Edward W. Harris. I11 Lalayette Louis Pearlman. jr. LaPorte Daniel E. Lewis. jr. Michigan City Daniel E. 1,ewis. Jr. Mishawaka R. Wyatt Mick. Ir. Muncie. Anderson Gregory A. Huffman Richmond Willard G. Bowen South Bend, Notre Dame David B. Weisman T~rreHautc Mvrl 0.Wilkinson

Totals

'Does not include alumni in listed cities. REGION VI REGION VIII Christopher B. Cohen Anthony vanwestrum

Total Total Total Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars REGION VI-lllinois Christopher B. Cohen REGION VIII Anthony vanwestrum Gene H. Hansen David F. Cargo Alaska Roger F. Holmes 39 24 $1.920.00 Appellate Districts Colorado Anthony vanwestrum 83' 26 1.290.00 First-Cook County Gene H. Hansen Boulder Anthony vanwestrum 20 5 430.00 District 1 William P. O'Neill 61 Denver Anthony vanwestrum 115 55 4.6fifi.00 District 2 Ben Barnow 76 Idaho Dale 0.Cox 10 7 170.00 District 3 Bruce L. Bower 75 Montana 27 9 675.00 District 4 Patricia McCarty Curtner 152 Nevada John J. McCune 14 4 175.00 District 5 J.Thomas Mullen 78 Oregon David F. Cargo 39. 9 450.00 District 6 Allan Sweet 81 Portland David F. Cargo 61 22 1.895.00 District 7 Ann C. Petersen 122 Utah DeLvle H. Condie 2s 10 :4s.on District 8 Edward M. Grabill 119 Washington Norman L. Winn 12" 1 15.00 Second Thomas I. Streit Seattle 117 42 2.885.00 Eastern Area 91 Tacoma 14 5 410.00 Western Area 14 East-Central Area 8 4 230.00 Third G. Durbin Ranney West-Northern Area 22 8 300.00 Eastern Area 6' West-Southern Area 14 3 1.200.00 Western Area 36" Wyoming David B.Kennedy 11 3 1fi0.00 Peoria County Robert C. Strodel 21 Fourth Robert A. Stuart Totals Eastern Area 32 Western Area 28 *Does not include alumni in listed cities or areas. Fifth Ronald W. Periard Eastern Area 8 Western Area 9

Totals 1.009

'Does not include alumni in Peoria County.

REGION VII Duane Ilvedson

Total Total Total Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars REGION V11 Duane Ilvedsen REGION IX-California Charles F. Niemeth James W. Brehl J. Bruce McCubbrey Iowa LeRoy H. Redfern Frederick W. Lambert Cedar Rapids John R. Carpenter Northern Area Robert J.Faux Des Moines JamesL. Krambeck Marin County Richard M. Grant Edgar H. Bittle East Bay Nuhar Tashjian Kansas Phillip S. Frick Central Valley Michael E. Barber Wichita Phillip S. Frick San Francisco James P. Kleinberg Minnesota JamesW. Brehl Peninsula and South Bay Francis M. Small, Jr. Duluth-Northern Area Richard R. Burns Southern Area Frederick W. Lambert M~nneapolisArea Gordon B. Conn, Jr. Beverly Hills Steven E. Lewis St. Paul Area Geoffrey P. Jarpe Long Beach Clark Heggeness Southern Area Robert G. Johnson Los Angeles William L. Cathey Missouri Thomas E. Allen Orange Michael D. Rubin Kansas City Pasadena David A. Ebershoff St. Louis San Diego Thomas F. Melchior Nebraska David M. Pedersen Santa Barbara Wendy Wilner Lascher Lincoln David M. Pedersen Omaha David M. Pedersen Totals North Dakota Duane Ilvedson South Dakota JamesA. Johnson *Does not include alumni in listed cities or areas. Wisconsin Quinn W. Martin X4ilwaukee Quinn W. Martin Totals

*Does not include alumni in listed cities. REGION X REGION XI1 John P. Quinn John E. Dewane

Total Total Total Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars REGION X-Michigan John P. Quinn REGION XII-Michigan John E. Dewane Frank W. Jackson William E. Wisner lonathan D. Lowe Counties Wayne County Muskegon James R. Stariha District 1 Francis K. Newton 185 101 S 20.328.75 Ken t jack E. Frost District 2 Gerald L. Stoetzer 79 38 6,608.59 lngham David McKeague District 3 George E. Parker 9n 39 5.993.66 Calhoun Edward M. Welch, Jr. District 4 Don A. Schiemann 42 20 l.tis5.n0 Jackson M1illiam J. Marcoux District 5 Joseph F. Page. 111 A0 38 4.055.00 Berrien John E. Dewane District 6 john 1. Lynch. I11 90 48 6,149.31 Kalamazoo William E. Bowser District 7 James M. Moore 180 112 24.712.47 VanBuren. Cass. Branch. Herbert Phillipson, Jr. District 8 Frank K. Zinn I76 86 13.244.45 St. Joseph. Hillsdale District 9 Donald R. Jolliffe 176 66 9.677.90 Ottawa Hannes Meyers, Jr. - -- Allegan Lester J. Toornan Sub-totals 1.078 568 S92.424.23 lon~a.Clinton. Barry. Eaton Ralph 0.Wilbur Oakland County Jonathan D. Lowe Mason. Lake, Oceana, Newaygo Jay E. Burrows D~strict20-50 Steven Wittenberg 11 6 295.00 Mescosta. Isahella. Gratiot. Steven Mr. Martineau District 2n-55 James C. VanDyke 145 88 12.5fi9.15 Liontcalm District 2n-60 lohn T. Rogers 1R7 100 14.160.46 Leelanau. Benzie. Grand E. David Rollert Robert A. Maxwell Traverse. Manistee. \Vexford District 20-70 R~chardKepes 38 21 2.250.00 Missaukee. Roscommon. Clare. James V. Rutledge District 2n-80 Simcha Shapiro 219 136 15.589 04 Osceola. Gladwin District 20-90 Robert M. Justin 55 30 1.108.35 Antrim. Otsepo. Crawford. Ralph Jackson - -- Kalkaska. kfontrnorency Sub-totals 635 381 546.975.00 Alpena. Oscoda. Alcona. William P. Jenninps - -- Ogemaw. Iosco Totals 1.713 949 5139.399.23 Mackinaw. Ernmet. Cheboypan. Nathaniel W. Stroup Charlevoix. Presque Isle Alper, hlarquette. Luce. Delta. David M. Savu Schoolcraft. Chippewa. hlenominee Keweenaw. Houghton. Iron. David J.Lori Ontonagon. Gogebic. Baraga. D~ckinson

Totals

REGION XI REGION XI11 Edward H. Powers -.k Mervyn S. Gerson

Total Total Total Total Total Total Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars Area Chairperson Alumni Gifts Dollars REGION XI-Michigan Edward H. Powers REGION XIII-Hawaii Mervyn S. Gerson Richard C. Elconin Cities Counties H~lo 3 43 14 S 1.235.00 Rav, Arenac Robert D. Sarow Honolulu 91 503 S 4.010.00115.00 Genesee, Lapeer Robert L. Segar 133 56 6,485.90 Kaneohe 1 1 25.00 Lenore h4. Ferber Mraipahu Huron. Sanilac. Tuscola Karl E. Kraus 17 7 435.00 1 - - Hanalei 1 - - 18 Lenawee Richard L. Kr~lick 6 395.00 Lihr~e 2 1 Livingston Rohert E. Kleeh 17 1 70.00 60.00 M'ailuku 7 Macoml, Norman G. Peslar 54 2R 3.065.0ll 1 175.00 Midland Richard W. Barker 30 1R 3.750.00 - -- Monroe Rocque E. Lipford 14 10 1.000.00 Totals 101 57 S4.385.00 Saginaw Faye M. Harrison 85 24 1.866.78 St. Clair Rohert J. Henderson 20 7 650.00 Shinwassee Lenore M. Ferher 12 6 230.00 M'ashtenaw: Ann Arbor Area Robert E. Guenzel 331 359 32.751.73 Ypsilanti Robert E. Guenzel 39 11 1.095.00

Totals REGION XIV REGION XV Charles E. Humphrey, Jr. William G. DeLana

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

REGION XTV Charles E. Humphrey. Jr. REGION XV William G. DeLana William D. Hoops Elliott C. Miller Arizona 32' Connecticut Phoenix Area 85 New London Area Nancy Meier Lipper Tucson Area 22 Bridgeport-Stamford Area Ronald 1. St. On~e 37. New Mexico u- Hartford Area Michael R. Levin Albuquerque 23 New Haven Area Peter Kelly Oklahoma 24. Maine George B. Hefferan, Jr. Oklahoma City 18 Massachusetts Francis E. Collins, Ir. Tulsa 23 Boston Area Rohert M. Gault Texas 55. New Hampshire Charles A. DeGrandpre Dallas 44 Keene Charles A. DeGrandpre Houston 78 Manchester Charles A.DeGrandpre San Antonio 10 Rochester Charles A. DeGrandpre Rhode Island Ernest D. Humphreys Totals Vermont Paul 8. Wolfe

'Does not include alumni in listed cities. Totals

'Does not include alumni in listed cities.

1979-1980 Comparisons by Regions

Number of Alumni Number of Gifts Total Dollars

Area 1979 1980 1979 1980 1979 1980

Region I Region I1 Region I11 Region IV Region V Region VI Region VII Region VIII Region IX Region X Region XI Region XI1 Region XI11 Region XIV Region XV Region XXV (Japan) Region XXX (Europe) Region XL (Other Foreign) Region L (U.S. Possessions) Tops Among Classes-1980

Highest Highest Percentage Most Donors Most Gifts Most Dollars Average Gift of Contributors

Thousand Dollar Cities

- - City and State Amount City and State Amount City and State Amount Paradise Valley, AZ $78,152 Honolulu, HI 4,010 Anchorage, AK 1,520 Detroit, MI 77,443 Midland, MI 3,750 Lake Worth, FL 1,510 Chicago, IL 59,142 Phoenix, AZ 3,705 Armonk, NY 1,465 Ann Arbor, MI 31,175 St. Louis, MO 3,565 Mount Clemens, MI 1,450 New York, NY 30,675 Troy, MI 3,487 Huntington Woods, MI 1,427 Los Angeles, CA 29,704 Kalamazoo, MI 3,481 Buffalo, NY 1,410 Washington, DC 24,222 Jackson, MI 3,121 Erie, PA 1,380 Pittsburgh, PA 20,360 Muskegon, MI 3,120 LaCanada, CA 1,336 Grand Rapids, MI 15,796 White Plains, NY 3,037 Bethlehem, PA 1,265 Southfield, MI 15,584 Philadelphia, PA 2,960 Muncie, IN 1,240 Minneapolis, MN 15,272 Hartford, CT 2,935 Louisville, KY 1,230 Cleveland, OH 14,282 Akron, OH 2,895 Bay City, MI 1,225 Cedar Rapids, IA 11,580 Rochester, NY 2,677 Farmington Hills, MI 1,220 San Francisco, CA 10,702 Seattle, WA 2,635 Fort Lauderdale, FL 1,180 Toledo, OH 10,565 Pasadena, CA 2,575 Palo Alto, CA 1,155 Princeton, NJ 10,460 Dallas, TX 2,525 Tulsa, OK 1,145 Birmingham, MI 10,382 Walnut Creek, CA 2,515 Longview, WA 1,100 Bloomfield Hills, MI 10,331 Skokie, IL 2,400 Ypsilanti, MI 1,095 St. Joseph, MI 10,010 Sturgis, MI 2,315 Albuquerque, NM 1,085 Lansing, MI 9,133 Naples, FL 2,205 Fremont, MI 1,075 Cincinnati, OH 8,388 Miami, FL 2,052 Carmel, CA 1,050 Wichita, KS 7,757 San Rafael, CA 2,025 Holland, MI 1,045 Grosse Pointe, MI 6,369 Des Moines, IA 1,925 Orlando, FL 1.025 Columbus, OH 6,150 Boston, MA 1,915 Paris, KY 1,025 Kansas City, MO 6,073 Portland, OR 1,915 Tucson, AZ 1,010 Summit, NJ 6,012 Fort Wayne, IN 1,912 Okemos, MI 1,005 Houston, TX 5,854 Atlanta, GA 1,885 Fullerton, CA 1,000 Flint, MI 5,731 Dayton, OH 1,845 Columbus, IN 1,000 Dearborn, MI 5,307 Zurich, Switzerland 1,786 Albion, MI 1,000 Indianapolis, IN 5,150 Tokyo, Japan 1,780 Monroe, MI 1,000 St. Paul, MN 5,050 Saginaw, MI 1,750 Kenilworth, NJ 1,000 Denver, CO 4,901 San Diego, CA 1,620 Bronxville, NY 1,000 Milwaukee, WI 4,470 Santa Barbara, CA 1,610 Jamaica, NY 1,000 Lowell, MA 4,415 Benton Harbor, MI 1,610 Class Summary of Gifts

No. of Gifts No, of No. in Average %of Class Total Amount Class Class Agent in 1980 Contributors Class Gift Contributing Rec'd in 1980

1901 Richard W. Odgers 1903 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910

Charles L. Goldstein Richard W. Odgers

Fred R. Allaben Frederick P. Bamberger Benjamin Safir A. D. Ruegsegger Richard W. Odgers Harvey J. Gunderson

Lewis D. Wilson Sherwood Ake Gabriel N. Alexander Samuel G. Wellman Oscar W. Baker Robert A. Choate Elijah Poxson, Jr. Gerald L. Stoetzer Alphonse Aymond, Jr. H. lames Gram

William H. Hillier Ben J. Weaver John F. Sisson Benjamin M. Quigg, Jr. Tin Chong Goo Edward S. Noble Richard W. Odgers Johnnie M. Walters Robert A. Fisher Charles M. Bayer

1951 Horace J. Rodgers 122 121 290 101.32 41.7 12,361.35 1952 James A. Kendall 146 143 298 114.42 48.0 16,706.75 1953 John G. Hayward 122 118 254 163.29 46.5 19,922.50 1954 Leonard Kravets 111 105 228 143.07 46.1 15,880.84 1955 Donald G. Black 113 104 201 154.78 51.7 17,491.09 1956 M. Harry Piper 116 108 230 131.30 47.0 15,231.85 1957 Roy H. Christiansen 115 110 272 132.50 40.4 15,238.50 Class Summary of Gifts

No. of Gifts No. of No, in Average %of Class Total Amount Class Class Agent in 1980 Contributors Class Gift Contributing Rec'd in 1980

1958 Jerome F. Prewoznik 130 129 277 $141.20 46.6O7~ $18,356.45 1959 Gerald L. Bader, Jr. 137 132 281 109.99 47.0 15,068.94 1960 Kent E. Whittaker 129 121 267 143.81 45.3 18,552.40

William S. Farr L. William Schmidt, Jr. John W. Galanis Thomas E. Palmer Terrence Croft John C. Cook Christopher B. Cohen Allen D.Field W. Timothy Baetz Robert 0. Wefald

David LeFevre Terrence G. Perris Frank W. Jackson Thomas F. Koernke Terrence G. Linderm Pamela Hyde George A. Vinyard Robert Santos Michael J. Quinley Alan 1. Knauf

Totals 5,560 5,360 13,148 $685,911.07 Total Non-Alumni Gifts 676 586 Non-Alumni Contributions 147,963.00

Less Exchange on Foreign Currency- 154.74

6,236 5,946 $833,719.33

1980-Distribution of Gifts Sources of Non-Alumni Contributions

$1,000 and over Contributors Gifts Dollars 500 to 999 200 to 499 Memorials 246 250 $ 45,789.40 100 to 199 Matching Companies and 50 to 99 Firms 160 234 42,261.25 25 to 49 Foundations and Trusts 7 12 39,700.00 11 to 24 Other 173 180 20,212.35 10 - - Less than $10 586 676 $147,963.00 Gif ts-in-Kind Tops in Percentage of Participation Tops in Percentage of Participation (States, Cities, Areas, or Subregions (States, Cities, Areas, or Subregions of More than 20 Alumni) of Fewer than 20 Alumni)

Area Participation Area Participation

Washtenaw County-Ann Arbor Area, MI Schenectady County, New York Berrien County, Michigan Michigan City, Indiana Cook County-District 1, Illinois Manchester, New Hampshire Hartford Area, Connecticut Terre Haute, Indiana Montgomery, Preble Counties. Ohio Port Sulphur, Louisiana Des Moines, Iowa Oneida County, New York Monroe County, New York Warren County, New York New Haven Area, Connecticut Wayne County, New York East Central Area, Florida Clinton, Brown, Clermont Counties, Ohio Tulsa, Oklahoma Hancock, Putnam Counties, Ohio Hamilton County, Ohio Jefferson, Harrison Counties, Ohio Erie County, New York Wayne, Holmes County, Ohio Wayne County-District 5, Michigan South Carolina Muskegon, County, Michigan Hammond, Indiana Wayne County-District 7, Michigan Keene, New Hampshire Oakland County-District 20-80, Michigan Auglaize, Mercer, Shelby Counties, Ohio Peoria County, Illinois Miami, Darke Counties, Ohio Alaska Trumbull, Portage Counties, Ohio Long Beach, California Second Appellate District-Western Area, Nebraska

National Committee: front row: Allan 2nd row: George Caspar, George Vinyard, Cohen, John Dewfine, Richard Raker, Claypool. Andrea Beggs. Terrance San- Robert Stuart, John Tennant. Gerald Thomas Ridgley. Sherwood Ake, Jonathan dalow. Richard May. William Groening, Stoetzer, Roy Christiansen, Elden Butz- Lowe. John Quinn, Walter KBnig, Richard Lois Richards, Roy Proffitt. Donald Black. baugh. 3rd row: Gene Hansen, Chris Elconin Law School Fund Contributors

ALABAMA Frank E. Lewellen Granada Hills W. Richard Keller Ridley John Poliliski Mr. & Mrs. Ray L. Potter Raymond R. Kepner Birmingham Dennis M. Olsen N~ckE. Yocca Tucson Warren J. Kessler Oakland John H. Morrow Greenbrae Peter D. Axelrod C. Douglas Kranwinkle L. Vastine Slabler, Jr Gene C. Hopkins Patrick J. Becherer I-Ion. Richard M. Bilby Robert B. Krueger Mobile Robert J. Sammis Peter A. Bernard Calvin A. Brown Frederick W. Lambert Theodore L. Hall Hermosa Beach Charles A. Dunkel Frederick S. Dean Barbara A. Lane Robert E. Henderson Alfred Connor Bowman Harry B. Endsley. 111 Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. C. Heaney Lawler Felix & Hall Meredith N. Endsley University Highland Richard R. Lovinger Robert Michael Lloyd Thomas L. Jones Paul F. Mordy Richard J. Heafey Mr. & Mrs. Carney D. Matheson Hollywood Simon M. Lorne Jay Scott Hooker Robert A. May Frank 0. Ponce Mr. & Mrs. J. Terence Lyons Alan J. Sternberg Wickenhurg Kirby A Scott James A. Magee Nubar Tashjian Charles T. Klein Huntington Beach James W. Malsbury Orange ALASKA C. William Carlson, Jr. Roger A. S. Manlin R. Stephen Moyer Anchorage Inglewood Lyn H. Marcus John R. Parker John N. Bradbury Barry S, Josephson Charles K. Marquis Palm Desert Ronald H. Bussey ARKANSAS Alveraize T. Saizan Richard K. Mason Gordon V. Cox Victor D. Carlson La Canada Neil G. McCarroll Dirk DeVries Hon. Roger G. Connor Fayetteville Charles A. Adamek Charles E. McCormick. Jr. Palm Springs Robert L. Easlaugh William G. Myers Lor] K. Adamek Steven Paul McDonald Ephraim R. Gomberg Sheila Gallagher Heber Springs Mr. & Mrs. William E. Michael J. blcHale Jack J. Lande John Gustav Gissberg Richard L. Eckhart Guthner, Jr. William J. Meeske Palo Alto H. Russel Holland Hol Springs Stephen L. Jones Meyers Slevens & Walters, PC George S. Cole Roger Franklin Holmes Amos M. Pinkerton Lafayetle Donn B. Miller Michael Klynn Gayle Ann Horetski Little Rock Walker Peddicord Thomas E. Miller Thomas Allen Knapp Robert H. Hume Marion B. Burton Laguna Beach Malcolm David Minnick Robert L. Pierce Paul W. Koval Philip E. Kaplan John E. Belda James K. Mitsumori Arthur C. Rinsky James M. Powell Mountain Home Mr. & Mrs. Gary Edward Shoffner Ronald J. Nessim L. S. Foundation David B. Ruskin Kenneth F. Kelly Laguna Hills Mr. & Mrs. William R. Nicholas Lawrence L. Spilters James B. Stoetzer Pine Bluff Mr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Brady Charles F. Niemetli Palos Verdes Estales Gordon J. Tans Robert H, Holmes Franklin C. Forsythe Occidenlal Pelroleum Frederick E. IvlacArthur. Jr. Richard D. Thaler Jack Y. H. Yuen Charitable Fdn. Inc. Addison I. West Bethel La Jolla John H. Oliphant Pasadena Christopher Cooke Simon F. Coleman Ronald L. Olson John W. Birchall Fairbanks Long Beach Jesse R. O'Malley James B Boyle Walter Sczudlo CALIFORNIA Robert E. Ailken O'Melveny & Myers William D. Gowans Juneau Belvedere Joseph F DiMento Herbert Papenfuss Rancho Mirage James B Bradley Richard M. Adams Clark Heggeness Milo P Petranovich Mr. & Mrs. John L. Slack John Benedict Gaguine Berkeley Harman M. Hitt James G. Phillipp Rancho Palos Verdes Barry j. Stern Robert E. Borton Hon. & ,Mrs. Frederick A. Kepka Jerome F. Prewoznik George D Thomson Michael N.Finger Joseph F. McLellan Floyd A. Rappaport Redding William K. Muir, Jr. Los Altos Gerald F. Rosenblatt Joseph H. Redmon Peter J. Wittkuhns Laddy H. Gross Morton M. Rosenfeld Reedley Beverly Hills Harvey N. Kuhr Alan I. Rothenberg Carl 0. Bay ARIZONA AM1 International. Inc. Los Angeles Alfred I. Rothman Riverside Carefree Richard S. Brawerman Erwin Adler Stuart W. Rudnick Allan D. Pauw Richard McCormack Roland E. Ginsburg James N. Adler Frederick J. Salek Rolling Hills Litchiield Park Harvey A. Howard A. Victor Antola. Jr. Michael D. Saphier Richard P. Nahrwold Arden E. Fireslone David C, Johnson Atlanlic Richfield Foundation Lillian S. Sattinger Rolling Hills Eslates Mesa William B. Rees Robert M. Barton Michael J. Schiff Harry M. Asch William H. Mallender James A. Rice Herbert A. Bernhard Michael K. Schmier Waller 1. Jason Paradise Valley Carla Marilyn Westin Mrilliam B. Birmingham Rob R. Schuyler Roger J. Pryor Thomas E. Sunderland Burbank William T. Bisset Security Pacific Charitable Sacramento David E. Weiss Ronald Jean Cayo William J. Bogaard Foundation Hon. A. Richard Backus Phoenix J. Miller Leavy Thomas B. Bourque David R. Shaub Michael E. Barber Robert C. Bates Carmel Ronald F Brot Robert A. Siegel John M, h4urray Leo R. Beus Richard W. Barrett Stanley Davis Brown Robert M. Simpson San Anselmo Ronald W. Carmichael Willard D. Hoot Samuel Bufford Richard Lee Sommers Kenneth H Finney Douglas R. Chandler Charles R. Linton William Lewis Cathey, Jr. George E. & Elizabelh S. John D. O'Connor Mary Z. Chandler Corona Del Mar Karen Heath Clark Sperling. Jr. San Bernardino Don A. Davis Richard E. Gilfillan A4ary Irene Coombs Arthur L. Stashower William Flory Terry E. Fend Robert P. Kneeland Alan D. Croll Louis R. Stein Waldo Willhoft David R. Frazer Costa Mesa Raymond L. Curran Bruce M. Stiglitz San Diego Robert C. Hackelt Howard C. Hag Lawrence Mr. Dam Charles \I. Thornton Walter H. Allman Keith A. Haien Crescent City James H. Denison Charles Frederick Timms, Jr. William S. Bannasch William S. Hawgood, 11 David Y. Stanley Irwin J. Deutch Harold S. Voegelin Stephen E. Bra~ner Hon. Laurens L. Henderson Davis Del Dillingham Douglas J. Wallis Maurice S. Culp ~idnedK. Jackson Roger L. Cambatese William C. Dixon Akira Watanabe Dennis Wayne Fliehman Robert G. Jamieson Douglas Paul Taylor Dye Robert B. Wessling Waldo K. Greiner Roland R. Kruse Aaron D. Grossman Peter L. Eppinga Philip F. Westbrook Thomas W. Hauser Samuel Langerman Downey Alan I. Epstein Western Bancorporation William C. Hiscock Anthony F. Leone James L. McCormick Ralph H. Erickson Robert J. White Marilyn Louise Huff Stanley Lubin Encino S. Jack Fenigstein Kenneth S. H. Wong Robert B. Hutchins David M. Lurie Herbeck J. Beck Allen D. Field Madera Benjamin P. Jacobs Ralph E. Mahowald. Jr. Katherine Stoll Burns William h.1. Fischbach Hon. Mason A. Bailey David K. Kroll John C. Mason Alan F. Kane Donald H. Ford Malibu Robert C. Neal Lawrence D.Mattice The Irwin E. Kane Foundation Ira Frazer Frank M. Gunter Walter P. North Donald D. Meyers Paul T. Nowak, Jr. Harvey R. Friedman Marina Del Rey Stephen V. Petix Norman L. Miller Aaron E. Shelden Philip J. Ganz Richard P. Shcolnek Norton P. Rider Richard Alan Miller Mark S Simonian Gelty Oil Company Menlo Park Douglas Sharp Michael L. Rubin Slanley R. Zax Albcrl Sidney Golbert Julian Caplan Richard I. Singer Soulhwesl Forest Industries Escondido Jules C. Goldstone Thomas W. Ford Sidney E. Tamhurine Harvey E. Streich Dennis Pearce Kelly Leon L. Gordon Joseph Roy Seiger Mrilliam T. Tyson William K. Strong Fremont Kenneth W. Graham, Jr. Mill Valley San Francisco Gerald D. Tupper Lyle L. Lopus Thomas J. Greene Adarnont N. Georgeson, 11 Michael Alan Adelman Prescott Fresno William Greene Thomas W. Lacchia Richard Michael Albert Edward H. Boyle Deborah Po~vellHighsmith Richard H. Guthrie Monterey Park Paul Alexander Scottsdale Fullerton Irving L. Halpern Arthur Y. Honda Rochelle D. Alpert Seth R. Bidwell Edward D. Goldstein Thomas L. Harnsberger Mountain View Paul E. Anderson Pnul H. Karr Garden Grove Robert S. Harrington Ron Schrotenhoer Richard J. Archer Donald Maxwell William B. Whillov, Dean Michael Harris Nevada City BankAmerica Foundalion William H. Messinger Gardena William D. Herz Richard N. Campbell Philip 8. Bass James A. Pearson Louis A. K~viker Keiichiro Imai Newport Beach Robert S. Beach Lois B. Scherr Glendale Don I, Johnson Lawrence G. Decker Chris Berka Sun City Wendell B. Will Ernest E. Johnson Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Hobarl McK. Birmingham Ralph H. Bower Alvin S. Kauier Company Philip W. Boesche

Douglas Glen Coulter David J. Kayner Lewis M. Porter. ]r. Samuel Zell Moline Robert R. Coweli Victor P. Kayser Louis B. Potter Colona Wade P. Clarke, Jr. lohn A. Crable John P. Kearney David A. Price Paul D. I-Iarrington John Deere Foundation Dewey B. Grawford Keck Mahin & Cate Richard A. Prince Crystal Lake James A. Harper Jules I. Crystal Robert C. Keck Arthur C. Prine. Jr. William J. Cowlin L. Ronald Modlin Patricia McCartv Curtner john A. Kelly, Jr. Samuel A. Purves Richard R. Zukowski Monmouth Hon. Robert E. ~usack Wallace B. Kemp The Quaker Oats Foundation Decatur Ralph Butler Robert H. Daskal Philip L. Kennedy David P. Radelet Glenn 0, Fuller Roberl J. Clendenin Rachael E. Deming lohn F. Kern Richard S. Ratcliff Michael 1. Kehart Robert 1-1. Howard James H. DeVries Alan R. Kidston Jack T. Redwine Donald E. Nordlund G. Durbin Ranney Stephen B. Diamond Stephen P. Kikoler Frank G. Reeder Robert D. Owen Northbrook A. B. Dick Company Kirkland & Ellis Allan 1. Reich Roswell C. Prince The Allslate Foundation Slewart S. Dixon lames M. Klancnik R. Ian Reicin Albert G. Webber, 11 Edward M. Grabill Alexander R. Domanskis Frederic Ross Klein Thomas A. Reynolds. Jr. Robert D. Winters James A. Leavengood R. R. Donnelley & Sons Sidney C. Kleinman Christine h4. Rhode Deerfield John H. Platt, Jr. Company Richard bl. Kohn Lawrence Edward Rissman John P. Bure Northfield Thomas B. Dorris losepb P. Koucky Thomas E. Ritter Richard F. Kohn William Garrettson Ellis Raymond H. Drymalski Alan R. Kravets N. Rosie Rosenbaum Dean E. Snyder Oak Park Mr. & Mrs. Mark F. Duffy Leonard Kravets Robert Rosenman Byron H. Weis Thomas R. Lichten Edsell M. Eady. Jr. Barry L. Kroll Peter Rosenthal DeKalb Henry B. Pearsall Warren E. Eagle Walter W. Kurczewski David 1. Rosso Bruce P. Bickner David C. Strom Larry R. Ealon Daniel R. LaBar Richard Carl Ruschman The DeKalb AG Research Palatine Joseph G. Egan Harry P. Lamberson Kevin A. Russell Foundation Clifford A. Dean Robert A. Elliott Brock R. Landrg Paul F. Russell East Moline Paris George M. Elsener Stephen A. Landsman Frank B. Sanders Marvin L. Schrager Robert L. Gibson Mark D. Erzen Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Lane Henry T. Sanders East Peoria Pekin Esmark, Inc. Foundation Allan E. Lapidus Richard M. Sawdey Robert W. Winston John R. Bagley James B. Fadim James M. Lawniczak James E. Scanlon Elgin Peoria Eugene Farrug William Samuel Leavitt Brooke Schumm, 111 John J. Brittain Joseph F. Bartley, jr. Peter V. Fazio, Jr. Paul L. Leeds Celia Schwartzberg LeRoy A. Mote Robert L. Burhans Bruce Featherstone Wayne Leengran Robert J. Schwenk Hon. John S. Page Raymond J. Fraser Norman E. Feinberg George E. Leonard. 111 Stephen B. Selbst Clarence F. Wittenstrom Willard B. Gaskins Duane A. Feurer Freda June Levenson Robert W. Sharp Elk Grove Brent J. Graber First National Bank of Michael D. Levin Sidley & Austin Edward H. Hoenicke Frederick D. Johnson Chicago Fdn. Jack I. Levy Harvey M. Silets Evanston David B. Mueller (Morgan L. Filch, Jr. Robert J. Lifton Stephen hl. Silverman Robert E. Ackerberg John C. Parkhurst Neil Flanagin Richard Joel Lipschultz Gary Simon Philip John Collora Dale L. Sielaff Arnold M. Flank Reva & David Logan Fdn. Roger C. Siske Constance DeYoung Robert C. Strodel FMC Foundation Peter S. Lucyshyn Gerald D. Skoning Bruce N. Duff Walter W. Winget, I1 James M. Forkins Paul M. Lurie Thomas John Smedinghoff Mrs. Earle E. Ewins Petersburg Miriam Joyce Frank Karl E. Lutz Craig Norman Smetko Albert A. Haller John E. Grosboll Giles A. Franklin David R. Macdonald Bruce M. Smith David B. Love Pontiac Mitchell H. Frazen Karen E. MacKay Thomas H. Snyder Ion C. MacKay Alonzo W. Clay. Jr. Paul D. Frenz Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Madigan Sonnenschein Carlin Nath Mr & Mrs. Robert Marks Jessie J. Herr Robert H. Frick Sherwin J. Malkin & Rosenthal John Edward Porter Prospect Heights James T. Frledman Janis E. Mangulis David M. Spector John S. Roadhouse Richard P. McManus Dennis L. Frostic Richard A. Martens Harvey Ray Spiegel Iris E. Sholder Quincy William J. Garmisa Edwin D. Mason Charles R. Sprowl Michael C. Weston W~lliam0. Mays Paul S. Gerding Donald Lawrence Mayer James G. Staples Frederick L. White River Forest Katherine Gerstenberger Paul T. McCarthy Irving Stenn, jr. Flossmoor Walter D. Herrick Geoffrey L, Gifford Wayne A. McCoy Robert D. Stone Michael A. Tyrrell Rockford Lawrence M Gill John W. McCullough S. Ronald Stone Galena Charles Edward Box Alan Gitles Jane Whitman McDermott R. Lawrence Storms James 1. Nack John W. Hallock Daniel J. Gluck John H. McDermott Eileen L. Strang Louis A. Nack Peter C. Kostantacos George H. Good William S. McDowell, jr. Cornelius 1. Sullivan James W. Richardson John C. McCarthy, Jr Stuart E. Grass Michael G. McGee William P. Sutler Galesburg CliIford A. Pedderson Richard J. Gray Neil McKay Thomas E. Swaney Hon. William K. Richardson Elmer C. Rudy W. Phillip Gray Beth Ann McWilliams Allan J. Sweet Glen Ellyn Ralph S. Zahm Mr. & Mrs. Walter C. Greene Mark F. Mehlman Thomas D. Terpstra Charlotte Crane Rock Island Warren F. Grienenberger Randall E. Mehrberg Bruce H. Thompson Robert V. & Pauline Lewis Stuart R. Lefstein Frank X. Grossi David M. Michaelson W. Gerald Thursby Walter H. Lindsay, Jr. Edward C. Schoede Martha Mahn Haines Charles L. Michod. Jr. Edward Patrick Timmins Glenview Rolling Meadows Michael 1. Hamblet Christopher Mills James M. Trapp Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Hellerman William J. Moore David A. Handzo Neil R. Mitchell Walter E. Trittipo, Jr. Robert G, Johnson Schaumburg Gene H. Hansen Lawrence R. Moelmann George B. Trubow Kraft, Incorporated Vincent I. Rauner Robert L. Harmon Lyndon C. Molzahn United Airlines Foundation lohn C. Tower Skokie Roger B. Harris Peter R. Monahan Ellen Louise Upton John T. Vergeer The Brunswick Foundation, Inc. J. Terry Heath Charles B. Montgomery Theodore M. Utchen Golf Spencer E. Irons Erwin C. Heininger Frank J. Mooney Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Vacin Hon. ]ohn A. 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Burkharl Henry E. Fuldner Robert S. Gr~ggs Peler D.Byrnes John W. Galanis David B Harrel George H. Davies Joseph A. Gemignani Hon. Takaaki Hattori Roberl B. Dunn Dudley 1. Godfrey. Jr. Heinz Helm Stephen C. Ellis Thomas W. Godfrey Masaharu Hino Ronald M. Gould Robert H. Gorske Ryuichi Hirano David C. Groff Michael W. Grebe Makazu Ikeda Coleman P, Hall John A. Hazelwood Ulrich Immenga Lawrence E. Hard Edward 1. Heiser. 11. H~roshilshikawa Malcolm S. Harris Michael Joseph Herberl Hans j. H.Jaeger Richard 1. Hilfer Gary A. Hollman Marco A. Jagmetti. I1 Bruce H Hursl Thomas W. Hoya Joseph H. Kaiser Kenyon P. Kellogg. Ir Jeffrey I. & Bonnie M. Jones Katsuo Kawada George Anlhony Kresovich David Bernard Kern Takeshi Kojima John F. Kruger Arlhur F. Lubke. ]r Waller Konig Kerry Cornwall Lawrence Margarel E. Malchow bluneo Kono Theodore A. LeGros William J. blantyh Hans Christian Krueger George M. Mack Quinn W. Marlin Christoph Hans Leuenberger joseph R. Malsen Thomas 1. LdcGinn Felix R. Loeffler H. Dale Meredith Earl L. Meixner M'illiam C. Loud. ]I. Slew Paul Moen Richard H. Norris. 111 Joseph Glenn Mason William N. Moloney William L. Randall Koya Matsuo Jerald E. Olson John M. Reinhart Tadashi Matsushiro Roberl Lee Olson Mr. & Mrs. Barry E. Sammons Teruo Matsushita Edward W. Pettigrew James E. Schacht John D. Miller Seafirst Foundation David Shule Eugene 1. Mockler Herman Siqueland Gordon H. Smith. Jr. Makoto Nakamura Jeffrey Phillip Stark Harney B. Slaver, ]r. Jagal Narain Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Steere A4ichael P. Sullivan Urs C Nef Phillip L. Thom Stephen Z. Surridge Heinz-Peter B. Neumann Winship A. Todd. 11. Harry W. Theuerkauf Kuniaki Nomura Daniel E. Tolfree David j. Tolan Jun Norisugi Norman L. Winn James A. Walrath Peter Edward Nygh Jay H. Zulaul Ronald L. Walter blasayuki Oku Spokane Clay R. Williams Gerhard 011 Harvey W. Clarke Ioseph 1. Ziino. Jr. Yuichi Ozawa Charles A, Jens New Berlin Norman A. Platl Irving Paul Donald C. McGaughey Takeshi Satsumae Tacoma New Richmond 1. Toshio Sawada Roberl E. Cooper George E. Norman Dietrich Schindler John C. Kouklis Oshkosh Tlieodor Schubert Claude M. Pcarson Harry E. Meyer i\ntonella Ruffilli Schulte- William 1. Rainey Racine Braucks Slanley P. Wagner. Jr. Roger L. McManus Dr. & Mrs. Murray A. Shekter Zillah Sheboygan Georne A. Spater William C. Fork Joseph H. Peters Amount of d Contributions Amount Contributed by Alumni by Alumni Amount Contributed by Non-A~U...~,, and Non-Alumni L

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I In Memoriam During the 1980 Law School Fund Campaign, gifts were received by the Fund in memory of the following alumni:

1874 1924 1937 Clarence M. Burton Vincent Fordell Kenneth K. Luce

1878 All DeceasedPaul A. Leidy Members 1940 Henry M. Campbell Charles E. Humphrey, Sr. 1925 William H. Klein 1892 Ari M. BeGole Arthur Webster 1942 1926 Harry M. Nayer 1901 Alvin D. Blieden Edson R. Sunderland Arthur M. Smith 1948 Bruce H. Mellinger 1904 1927 J. Richard Swenson Cornelius Hoffius J. Don Lawrence Emory J. Hyde 1949 Frederick L. Leckie 1928 A. Louis Gingras All Deceased Members Benjamin Jaffe Jerry S. McCroskey Ned Mellen All Deceased Members 1908 Clyde A. DeWitt 1929 1954 Calvin N. Souther William S. Frank 1913 All Deceased Members Frederick Shearer 1958 1931 David Berg 1914 William M. Emery Clair B. Hughes Carl Gussin 1963 All Deceased Members Cornelius Wiarda Chester Skinner 1916 1932 1965 Charles B. Marks Paul G. Kauper Harold B. Zanoff John F. Scott Arthur G. Lyon 1971 1917 Leo Norville Jane L. Mixer ('68-'69) Oscar C. Sattinger 1933 1976 1922 Charles D. Peet Alan Precup Earle E. Ewins 1934 All Deceased Members 1977 Frank E. Cooper Juan Tienda ('74-'76) 1923 1936 Joseph C. Hooper Saul L. Nadler 1979 Alden J. (Butch) Carpenter ('77) Stanley C. Schlee 1980 Brian Dombkowski ('77-'78)

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

Arthur Bergman Clifford J. O'Sullivan Hermine Stone Cotton Alan N. Polasky Prof. and Mrs. Edgar N. Durfee Nellie Schechter Albert Friedman Harry Schneck Louis and Sarah Honigman Ednah J. Scott Alan Jackson Abram W. Sempliner Ann Jaffe Marion Lehr Simpson Catherine Jenkins Warren G. Skoning George H, and Minnie E. Jennings Freda Frank Steinberg Robert Kuse Mrs. Edson R. Sunderland Robert N. Miller Gerald Tang Lily Monticolo Prof, and Mrs. Hessel Yntema Frank N. Newrnan Clarence Zarren ' Special Donor Groups Mr. & Mrs. F. Roland Sargent enthusiastically supported by many ' Mr. Jack H Shuler Law School alumni and a list of the Mrs. Calvin N. Souther Law members follows. Law member- We invite your attention to our dis- Mr. Duane Stranahan, Jr. ship increased in 1980 from 435 to 464. cussion of these several groups in Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Sunderland "READING.. . BETWEEN THE Hon. & Mrs. G. Mennen Williams Kazuhisa Abe 1939 SHEETS" on page one and the ad- William B. Acker 1975 ditional descriptions of each group on Thomas H. Adams, Jr. 1960 the inside of the back cover. Benefactors in Memoriam James N. Adler 1961 Roy E. Brownell Francis A. Allen NA The James B. Angel1 Society Henry M. Butzel John W. Allen 1972 Clifton G. Dyer Joseph A. Amter 1928 A very special group indeed! It Henry K. Huber John H. Anderson 1951 honors those who have given the Clair B. Hughes Paul J. Anderson 1932 University $1 million, or have made a George M. Humphrey Leonides H. Angelos 1966 commitment of $1.5 million as a defer- Emra H. & Eva Coryell Ireland Robert W. Appleford 1960 red gift. Among those so honored are Elroy 0. Jones Richard J. Archer 1948 several Law School alumni and the Clifton M. & Ethel M. Kolb Jack G. Armstrong 1956 sister of one of them who have made Thomas G. Long Clinton R. Ashford 1950 such gifts to the University. In each Mr. & Mrs. Leger J. Metzger Alphonse H. Aymond 1939 case all or a major portion of the gift Gilbert H. Montague Gerald L. Bader, Jr. 1959 was for the benefit of the Law School. Leo T. Norville Willard J. Banyon 1938 They are: Jay H. Payne Robert M. Barrie 1949 Mr. Joseph H. Parsons Ray W. & Sarah Smith William G. Barris 1966 Calvin N. Souther Robert H. Bellairs 1948 Members in Menloriam Arthur E. Spencer, Jr. F. Loyal Bemiller 1958 William W. Cook Robert Allan Sullivan Patrick Berardo 1970 Clyde A. DeWitt Helen Bates Van Tyne Daniel B. Beresford 1962 Frederick L. Leckie Roy E. Wiliy Max H. Bergman 1958 Julian A. and Rosina Henry A. Bergstrom 1935 h4arguerite Wolfson William B. Birmingham 1971 The Henry P. Tappan Society L. Ray Bishop 1963 Michigan Benefactors Donald G. Black 1955 Members of the Tappan Society Harry N. Blum 1957 This is a personal recognition were first recognized in 1978. Those so Gertrude Bock NA awarded those individuals, corpora- honored have made gifts to the Walter R. Boris 1950 tions, or foundations who by their ma- University of $50,000 in cash or $75,000 Joel M. Boyden 1962 jor gifts to The University of Michigan in the form of a deferred gift. Several Stewart Boyer 1924 permit the institution to implement alumni of the Law School or their John D. Boyles 1959 facilities, programs, and services that spouses are included in this group. Alexander M. Bracken 1931 enable it to maintain leadership They, and some friends of the Law Jeffrey W. Bracken 1975 among the universities of the world. School who have designated their M. L. Bradbury, Jr. 1942 Basic qualifications for such recogni- qualifying gifts for Law School pur- Ben P. Brasley 1906 tion is a gift of $100,000 in cash, or poses are listed here: Norman I. Brock 1955 $150,000 in the form of a deferred gift. Mrs. Harry G. Gault A. Edward Brown 1931 Michigan Benefactors were first George M. Humphrey, I1 Eric V. Brown, Jr. 1965 designated as such in 1974. Among Mrs. James A. Kennedy Stratton S. Brown 1949 those who have been so honored are Beale T. Perrine Martin R. Browning 1949 the following members of the "Law Mr. & Mrs. Louis Zanoff Frederick G. Buesser, Jr. 1940 School Family," who either attended Lawrence L. Bullen 1954 the Law School or who are spouses of Members in Memoriam Bert Burgoyne 1956 alumni: John W. Cooley Thomas N. Burnham 1973 Anonymous (2) Mrs. Robert P. (Elizabeth) Dockeray Thomas K. Butterfield 1968 Col. John L. Anderson Margaret Fisher Elden W. Butzbaugh, Jr. 1968 Mr. Willard J. Banyon James A. Greene Chester J. Byrns 1951 Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Bergstrom Mrs. Forest E. McKee Roy H. Callahan 1929 Mr. Roy E. Brownell Carrie K. Schwartz Calvin A. Campbell, Jr. 1961 Mr. W. Lawrence Clapp Paul B. Campbell 1954 Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm L. Denise Robert M. Campbell NA Mr. C. Richard Ford The Presidents Club Stanley L. Caplan NA Hon. & Mrs. Ralph M. Freeman Michael Carter 1966 Mr. & Mrs. William B. Giles The University of Michigan Presi- J. Bland Catlett 1917 Mr. & Mrs. Jason L. Honigman dents Club is one of the most re- Lester L. Cecil 1917 Hobart D. & Willabelle Harper Hoyt spected organizations of its type in the John M. Chase, Jr. 1957 Mrs. George M. Humphrey country. No other public university, Roy H. Christiansen 1957 Mr. William A. L. Kaufmann and few, if any, private universities or W. Lawrence Clapp 1963 Mrs. Isabel H. Nauman colleges have the allegiance and back- George S. Clark 1970 Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Nederlander ing of such a large number of people Stephen H. Clink 1936 Mrs. Leo T. Norville who support their institution in one of Charles F. Clippert, 11 1959 Roy F. & Jean Humphrey Proffitt the most effective ways-with dollars. ' Darryl R Cochrane 1965 Margaret A. & John E. Riecker The Presidents Club has been 1 Avern Cohn 1949 Donald M. Cohn William B. Giles Thomas B. Joseph Irwin Isadore Cohn Jack Gindi Seigel W. Judd Frederick Colombo Edward D. Goldstein Barbara Brattin Kacir Alfred F. Conard Sanders A. Goodstein Allyn D. Kantor William Conlin, Jr. Norman Gottlieb Richard Katcher Bruce C. Conybeare Thomas M. Gould William A. L. Kaufmann David J. Cooper William D. Gowans R. Kenneth Keim David M. Copi Victor L. Graf Robert Kelb Brooks Crabtree H. James Gram John W. Kelly Scott B. Crooks Whitmore Gray John B. Kemp Richard E. Cross John A. Grayson Cornelia Kennedy R. Malcolm Cumming Thomas H. Green James P. Kennedy Lawrence E. Curfman E. V. Greenwood Robert M. Kerr Gilbert A. Currie Carleton Griffin Frederick R. Keydel Donald M. Cutler William C. Griffith Roger G. Kidston C. Shelby Dale Henry M. Grix Charles C. Killin Steven P. Davis William A. Groening, Jr. Sanford A. Klein Malcolm L. Denise Boice Gross Raymond E. Knape Dominick A. DeVarti Grant J. Gruel, Jr. Walter 0.Koch Allen C. Dewey, Jr. Carson C. Grunewald Reino Koivunen William C. Dixon Harvey J. Gunderson Joseph F. Kosik John S. Dobson Rockwell T. Gust Thomas V. Koykka Clifford H. Domke Patricia B. Guthner Milton A. Kramer Thomas J. Donnelly William E. Guthner Walter G. Krapohl Albert F. Donohue Cecil H. Haas Robert B. Krueger Stuart G. Dow Erwin H. Haass Samuel Krugliak George S. Downey William J. Halliday, Tr. George Kuehn Raymond H. Dresser, Jr. Edward A. Hansen John R. Laird Daniel H. Dunbar David Haron Lou L. Landman Louis M. Dyll, I1 Clifford H. Hart L. Bates Lea Emmett E. Eagan Eugene L. Hartwig Ronald Y. C. Lee William G. Earle Arthur J. Hass John E. Leggat Albert D. Early James W. Haugh Richard 0.Lempert Susan Eklund Robert C. C. Heaney William G. Lerchen, Jr. John Elam Paul A. Heinen Joel A. Levine Robert H. Elliott, Jr. David F. Heroy Stanley K. Levison Warren G. Elliott Boyd A. Henderson Dean S. Lewis James L. Elsman Mrs. George H. Hill Robert Libner Margaret H. Emery William H. Hillier Lawrence Lindemer John L. Etter Stuart T. K. Ho Charles R. Linton Fedele Fauri R. Stuart Hoffius Rodney C. Linton Domenic Federico Henry M. Hogan John M. Longway Murray J. Feiwell William L. Holloway Thomas L. Lott John C. Feldkamp Allen C. Holmes Jonathan D. Lowe Robert S. Feldman Jason L. Honigman Jerry Luptak J. Kay Felt John B. Houck John J. Lynch, I11 Robert L. Fenton Milton M. Howard David R. Macdonald John W. Fischer, I11 James L. Howlett Edward P. Madigan Philip Fischer Faris A. Howrani Clayton K. Mammel C. Richard Ford Hobart D. Hoyt William J. Marcoux Carl S. Forsythe Ralph F. Huck Wilbur J. Markstrom Robert B. Foster Gordon W. Hueschen George E. Mason Stuart D. Freedman Richard M. Hughey Albert D. Matheson Norman Freehling Charles E. Humphrey, Jr. Carney D. Matheson Ralph M. Freeman William F. Hunting, Jr. Alan A. May Walter Freihofer Charles J. Hurbis Carey H. May T. Patrick Freydl Ralph J. Isackson Richard H. May Thomas L. Freytag Joseph H. Jackier Robert A. May Abba I. Friedman Joel G. Jacob Robert B. McAlister Edward P. Frohlich Ira J. Jaffe Francis W. McCauley John T. Frost Betty Norcross Jansen C. Blake McDowell, Jr. John W. Galanis Toivo J. Jarvinen Joseph E. McMahon George H. Gangwere Merrill N, Johnson Russell A. McNair, Jr. C. William Garratt William J. Johnson Archie A. Messenger Benton E. Gates, Jr. David R. Johnston William H. Messinger Benton E. Gates, Sr. Robert A. Johnston A. David Mikesell Arthur R. Gaudi Charles E. Jones Robert H. Miltenberger, I1 Samuel E. Gawne Richard A. Jones Jack E. Mitchell John G. Gent Robert A. Jones James A. Mitchell Charles H. Gershenson Russell S, Jones Winston C. Moore Ronald R. Gilbert Susanna Hughes Jones David Jay Morgan Cyril Moscow William M. Schlecte Harold S. Voegelin Thomas Munson Thomas P. Scholler Theodore R. Vogt J. Lee Murphy Benjamin 0. Schwendener, John F. Wagner Richardson Nahstoll John L. Schwendener Bruce T. Wallace Mrs. Harry M. Nayer John F. Scott, Jr. , Robert E. Walsh Robert E. Nederlander James K. Seder Byron D. Walter Edward J. Neithercut Erik H. Serr W. Gerald Warren Fred C. Newman 1 Mark Shaevsky C. Robert Wartell William R. Nicholas Harold M. Shapero James Waters Marvin Niehuss Nelson A. Sharfman John W. Watling, Jr. John H. Norris Wayne E. Shawaker Mrs. Maurice Weigle Arthur H. Northrup James M. Sheridan Leonard H. Weiner Bartlett E. Nutter Jack H. Shuler William P. Weiner Elizabeth Oberst Paul E. Siege1 Howard A. Welch Paul Oberst Forrest W. Simmons Philip F. Westbrook Merrill E. Olsen George A. Skestos Aaron Weston Jesse R. O'Malley George Slykhouse Frank M. Wheeler Frank J. Ortman Allan F. Smith George White Gerald W. Padwe Brook M. Smith James J. White Robert J. Paley Bruce M. Smith Robert C. White Robert A. Palmer Jerome Smith Carroll V. Williams L. Beaumont Parks N. Richard Smith G. Mennen Williams Bruce N. Parsons Thomas H. Snyder Bruce 0. Wilson Joseph H. Parsons Carl A. Sorling John P. Wilson, Jr. Sanford H.Passer Herbert Sott Lewis D. Wilson Brian P. Patchen Craig Spangenberg Myron Winegarden Clarence K. Patterson John R. Sparks Henry S. Wingate Peter A. Patterson George A. Spater John M. Winters, Jr. Walker Peddicord George E. Sperling John A. Wise, Jr. Francisco Penberthy William H. Spitalny Francis M. Wistert David Pence Charles R. Sprowl Philip Wittenberg John S. Pennell Eric Stein David P. Wood Beahl T. Perrine Peter 0. Steiner David P. Wood, Jr. Norman G. Peslar Irving Stenn, Jr. E. Lisk Wyckoff, Jr. Robert V. Peterson Irving Stenn, Sr. Barry D. Yaker Harry E. Pickering George T. Stevenson Murray Yolles John H. Pickering Robert W. Stocker, I1 Richard W. Young M. Harry Piper Gerald L. Stoetzer Jack Y. H. Yuen James J. Podell James L. Stokes Louis Zanoff Richard W. Pogue Duane Stranahan, Jr. Stanley Zax Frank G. Pollock Edgar A. Strause Bruce Zenkel Ray L. Potter Thomas E. Sunderland Norman A. Zilber Jerome Prewoznik William P. Sutter Frank K. Zinn Alan E. Price John T. Svendsen Frederic W. Ziv Roy F. Proffitt Theodore W. Swift Richard R. Zukowski Benjamin M. Quigg, Jr. Roy E. Takushi Elmer Radka, Jr. Joel D. Tauber Joseph S. Ransmeier Hobart Taylor Dean E. Richardson Robert L. Taylor John E. Riecker John S. Tennant Wallace D. Riley B. James Theodoroff Richard J. Riordan W. Bruce Thomas Thomas Roach Milton M. Thompson Frank H. Roberts Charles V. Thornton The University Deans Club Ronald Roberts John A. Thurber This is a relatively new and quite Burton Rodney Matthew H. Tinkham, Jr. different designation to recognize in- Richard D. Rohr John D. Todd dividuals who make an annual gift of Ira Rose Joel L. Tonkin $500 to the University. Robert S. Rosenfeld Earl C. Townsend In our list below, we have included Harold Rosenn John F. Townsend Law School alumni and friends of the Alan I. Rothenberg Paul H. Townsend, Jr. School who have made such gifts to A. D. Ruegsegger Emmett E. Tracy the Law School (including gifts for the Robert G. Russell Richard M. Treckelo Capital Campaign as well as for the Joseph F. Ruwitch Paul R. Trigg, Jr. Law School Fund). In order to make Theodore Sachs Donald F. Tucker this list correspond to our fiscal year Theodore J. St. Antoine Mark Turpen for the Law School Fund and this Robert L. Sandblom John T. VanAken report (February 1 to January 311, we Richard C. Sanders Wayne JJanOsdol include here only those who qualified F. Roland Sargent Lawrence R. VanTil between February 1,1980 and January James E. Sauter Howard Vielmetti 31, 1981. Later qualifiers will be listed Robert N. Sawyer Robert A. Vieweg next year. One other limitation-if donors are listed in one of the pre- Adam K.Levin ceding Special Donor Groups, they Michael R. Levin Corporate Matching will not also be listed here, unless Robert C. Lovejoy Gift Program they have joined the above groups Robert P. Luciano since making their qualifying gift. George F. Malcolm Do you work for a company or law Richard S. Marx firm that has a matching gift pro- Donald Maxwell gram? If you do, your gift to the Law Eugene Alkema Jane S. McDermott School Fund can usually be matched Herbert K. Anspach Donald C. McGaughey dollar-for-dollar by your company. All William A. Bain, Jr. Neil McKay you need to do is obtain a matching Frederick P. Bamberger William L. McKinley gift form from your employer, fill it Richard B. Barnett Donn B. Miller out, and send it with your donation to Charles J. Barr Richard A. Miller the Law School Fund. It will be Harold S. Barron James M. Nicholson processed here, returned to your David W. Belin George E. Norman employer, and your gift will become Alexander E. Bennett Douglas E. Peck doubly valuable. Martin E. Bernstein Louis Perlmutter During the 1980 Law School Fund Leo R. Beus John Pigott campaign matching gifts were re- Rinaldo L. Bianchi George J. Platsis ceived from the following: Richard L. Blatt George H. Plaut John H. Blish Walter F. Probst, Jr. Aetna Life & Casualty William J. Bogaard Gerald D. Rapp Alcoa Foundation Bruce L. Bower Martin C. Recchuite Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. Thomas M. Burton Stark Ritchie Allied Chemical Corporation James W. Callison Richard B. Rogers Allis Chalmers Foundation, Inc. Marc W. F. Christen Morton Rosenfeld Allstate Foundation William H. Conner Allan A. Rubin Amax Foundation, Inc. William J. Cowlin John E. Schaal American Airlines Richard J. Darger William J. Schrenk, Jr. American Home Products Corp. Peter H. DeHaas H. L. Schrock, Jr. American Medical International Inc. Raymond J. Dittrich, Jr. Joseph R. Seiger American Motors Corporation Michael A. Dively, I1 Oliver E. Seikel American National Bank & Trust Co. Daniel H. Dunbar Donald W. Shaffer American Natural Service Co. Ralph H. Dwan, Jr. Arthur M. Sherwood American Telephone & Telegraph Co. Joseph G. Egan Langley R. Shook AmeriTrust Corporation Terrence A. Elkes Paul E. Siege1 AMOCO Foundation, Inc. Philip A. Fleming Lelan Sillin, Jr. Amstar Corporation George S. Flint Richard I. Singer Arthur Andersen & Co. Joe C. Foster, Jr. Gerald D. Skoning ARMCO Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Seymour J. Frank John L. Sobieski, Jr. Atlantic Richfield Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Laurence L. Spitters Austin Company Foundation Furth, Jr. Charles V. Swan BankAmerica Foundation J. Alan Galbraith Thomas Trowbridge, 111 Bankers Life Co. Carl R. Gaylord John H. Uhl Becton, Dickinson Foundation Gerald L. Gherlein Donald E. Vacin Bendix Corporation Ford M. Graham R. Keith VanHoff Bethlehem Steel Corporation Kenneth W. Graham, Jr. John T. Vergeer Bowater, Inc. John C. Griffin Daniel W. Vittum, Jr. Bristol-Myers Company Garth E. Griffith Carl H. vonEnde Brunswick Corporation J. Marshall Hamilton Robert E. Wagenfeld Burlington Northern Foundation Patrick Hanley James R. Waidley Butler Manufacturing Co. Foundation Charles Hansen Johnnie M. Walters Cabot Foundation, Inc. John F. Hanson Dr. & Mrs. Andrew S. Watson Carter Hawlev Hale Stores. Inc. Theodore E. Heimer Alfred J. Wiederkehr Castle & ~ooke,Inc. Stuart E. Hertzberg Louis E. Woolery CBS, Inc. Faye G. Hibbard Fred M. Woodruff, Jr. Central Telephone & Utilities Corp. Melvin Hochster Harvey J. Zameck Chessie system Howard H. Hush, Jr. Chevron USA James Hyde Chicago Title & Trust Co. Albert E. Jenner, Jr. Foundation William R. Jentes Chrysler Corporation Fund Robert A. Johnston Citibank, NA Donald R. Jolliffe Clark Equipment Co. Roger W. Kapp CNA Foundation Amalya L. Kearse The Coca-Cola Co. M. Robert Kestenbaum Columbia Gas System Service Corp. Lincoln M.Knorr Connecticut General Insurance Corp. C. Douglas Kranwinkle Connecticut Mutual Life Floyd H. Lawson, Jr. Container Corporation of America Corynne A. Lebetkin Fdn. Evelyn J. Lehman Continental Bank Foundation The Continental Group Inc. Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. Standard Oil Company (Ohio) Covington & Burling Fdn. Stauffer Chemical Company Dana Corp. Foundation MANULIFE Sullivan & Cromwell I John Deere Foundation Marathon Oil Foundation, Inc. Sun Company Inc. DeKalb Foundation Arthur G. McKee & Co. Charitable Sybron Corporation Deloitte Haskins & Sells Foundation Trust Texaco Philanthropic Foundation, Inc. A B. Dick Foundation The Mead Corporation Travelers Insurance Co. The DLJ Foundation Michigan Bell Telephone Co. TRW, Inc. R. R. Donnelley & Sons Co. Midland Mutual Life Insurance Uniroyal Donovan Leisure Newton Irvine Minneapolis Star & Tribune Co. United Airlines Foundation Fdn., Inc. Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing United Brands Foundation Dow Chemical Co. Co. U.S. Gypsum Co. Dun & Bradstreet Companies Mobil Foundation, Inc. United States Trust Co. of Fdn., Inc. Monsanto Fund New York Fdn. Eaton Corporation Moore McCormack Resources Inc. United Technologies Corporation Emerson Electric Co. Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of The Upjohn Company The Equitable Life Assurance New York Vedder Price Kaufman & Kammholz Society Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc. The Warner & Swasey Foundation Ernst & Whinney Foundation Morrison & Foerster Western Bancorporation Esmark Inc. Foundation Morton-Norwich Products, Inc. Westinghouse Electric Company Exxon Education Foundation Motorola Foundation Whirlpool Foundation Faegre & Benson National Bank of Detroit Wilmer Cutler & Pickering Fairchild Industries Foundation, Charitable Trust Arthur Young Foundation Inc. National City Bank Federal Mogul Corporation New England Mutual Life Insurance Federated Department Stores, Inc. Northern Natural Gas Company Firestone Tire & Rubber Company The Northern Trust Company First National Bank of Chicago Charitable Trust Foundation Northwestern National Bank of FMC Foundation Minneapolis Foley Hoag & Eliot Occidental Petroleum Charitable Ford Motor Company Fund Fdn., Inc. Foremost-McKesson Foundation, O'Melveny & Myers Inc. Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation General Electric Foundation Owens-Illinois General Reassurance Corporation P.P.G. Industries Foundation Georgia-Pacific Corporation Pacific Mutual Getty Oil Company Parker-Hannifin Corp. Graybar Electric Co., Inc. Pennzoil Co. Gulf Oil Corporation Peoples Energy Corporation Hale & Dorr Pfizer, Inc. Halliburton Education Foundation, Philadelphia Bethlehem & New Inc. England Railroad Hammermill Foundation Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. Harris Foundation Plante & Moran The Hartford Insurance Group Price Waterhouse Foundation Fdn., Inc. Prudential Foundation H. J. Heinz Company Foundation The Quaker Oats Foundation Hercules, Inc. Reader's Digest Foundation Heublein, Inc. Republic National Bank of New York Houghton Mifflin Company Reynolds Metals Company I.B.M. Corporation Foundation INCO Ltd. Rockwell International Corporation International Harvester Foundation Rohm & Haas Co, International Paper Company Rosenman Colin Freund Lewis & International Telephone & Cohen Telegraph Corp. St. Joe Minerals Corporation The Inter-Regional Financial Group, The St. Paul Companies, Inc. Inc. Foundation Santa Fe Industries Foundation Inc. IU International Schering-Plough Foundation, Inc. Johnson & Johnson Scott Paper Company Foundation Keck Mahin & Cate Seattle First National Bank Kerr-McGee Foundation, Inc. Security Pacific Charitable Fdn. Kirkland & Ellis Shell Companies Foundation, Inc. Koppers Foundation Sidley & Austin Kraft Inc. SCM Corporation Lawler Felix & Hall The Smithkline Foundation Eli Lilly & Co. Sonnenschein Carlin Nath & Lincoln National Corporation Rosenthal Loews Foundation Southwest Forest Industries Magnime t Squibb Corporation Alumni News Notes Frank G. Theis, Chief Judge of the U.S. '50 Robert F. Bowers has re- District Court for the District of tired from the Chrysler Cor- Kansas, received the 1980 Judicial poration after 30 years service. The following Michigan alumni Achievement Award of the Associa- were honored for 50 years in the prac- tion of Trial Lawyers of America for George L. Cook was named director of tice of law at the annual meeting of Outstanding Federal Trial Judge. personnel planning and administra- the State Bar of Michigan at its annual tion for the Chrysler Carp., Detroit. banquet in September 1980: From the Class of 1929: Stuart J. Dunnings, Jr., was renamed to Ivan A. Challis the State Board of Law Examiners for Robert S. Feldman has been a term expiring June 30, 1985. He has From the Class of 1930: '38 served on the board since 1969 and Victor C Anderson chairman of two sections of the Association of Trial Lawyers, the first is vice president of the National Bar Esther Tuttle Bailey Association. Robert H. Baker time in the organization's 41-year Ruth Tuttle Freeman history that the same person has been Emanuel J. Harris named simultaneously to head two Robert C. Heaney sections. Ferdinand D. Hellman W. Brace Krag Hyman A. Kramer '51 George E. Bushnell, Jr. was James Montante re-elected to the Michigan Joseph A. Navarre Judicial Tenure Commission. David L. Perrot Richard E. Hinks was ap- Abraham Satovsky 939 pointed chairperson of the George R. Snider Standing Committee on Unauthorized Charles J. Spaulding Practice of the Law by the American Earl D. Sullivan Bar Association. Vernon D. TenCate '52 Robert B. Krueger, a Los Milton M. Thompson Earl Townsend, a former Michigan Angeles lawyer, has been reap- John H. Vander Wal basketball captain, has been inducted pointed chairman of the American Bar Benton B. Wolfe into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Association's special committee on Fame. He is an attorney in In- energy law. dianapolis.

927 Daniel L. Brenner was elected president of the University of Missouri system Board '53 Robert G. Russell was elected of Curators for 1981. Robert R. Ferguson of Alpena president of the Detroit Bar As- '41 was appointed judge of the sociation for 1981-82. 26th Judicial Circuit Court by Michigan's governor on October 20, 1980.

934 Samuel G. Wellman retired from the Ohio law firm he had '54 Samuel R. DiFrancesco, Jr. been associated with since gradua- has been elected to the Penn- tion. sylvania Trial Lawyers Association's John C. Elam was elected Board of Governors. '49 president of the American Col- lege of Trial Lawyers. Bradford Stone of the Detroit College of Law was a visiting professor' at Thomas W. Ford who is president of Brigham Young University during the Jack J. Kraizman has been winter and spring of 1980. 935 named "Man of the Year" by Ford Land Company in Menlo Park, California, has been elected to the Congregation B'nai David in Detroit Stanford University Board of for his service to the Jewish com- Trustees. munity. Bernard Goldstone has been elected to the Board of Governors of the Penn- John F. Dodge, Jr., has been sylvania Trial Lawyers Association. '55 appointed by Governor Mil- He is also president of the Mercer liken to the Michigan Civil Service Henry J. Merry is the author County Bar Association. Commission. He is a former deputy '36 of Five Branch Government: secretary of state for Michigan. The Full Measure of Constitutional Morris Milmet was appointed Checks and Balances. It was chairperson of the Michigan Employ- Carl M. Eckert has been appointed as- published by the University of Illinois ment Relations Commission by Gover- sistant vice president, personal trust, Press. nor William Milliken. for the Detroit Bank & Trust. Robert C. Stodel was among the first Nathaniel W. Stroup was elected to John M. Richel has been named presi- 100 trial lawyers certified as a Civil the Michigan State Bar Board of Com- dent of the Grosse Pointe Cable Trial Specialist by the National Board missioners. Television system. of Trial Advocacy. Richard A. Solomon, senior law Theodore Swift is now on the faculty '59 Roger P. Brosnahan is serving partner in the firm of Solomon & of the Thomas M. Cooley Law School as president of the National Foley, spoke at the 29th annual spring as a visiting professor. He will teach Conference of Bar Presidents during meeting of the American Bar Associa- contracts. 1980-81. tion. He discussed "Unique Aspects of State Court Antitrust Prosecutions," John M. Barr, former president of the He is a special assistant attorney Washtenaw County Bar Association, general for the Economic Crime Divi- was named Ypsilanti, Michigan's, new sion of the state of Michigan. city attorney. John D. Appel has been ap- Patrick J. Wilson was named to the 956 pointed vice president and John M. MacMillan was selected by State Officers' Compensation Com- general counsel of Western Union. He the Veterans Administration to mission for a four-year term. He is had been deputy general counsel at receive the "Nomenclature of with the firm of Running, Wise & CBS, Inc. New York since 1968. Superior Performance" citation for Wilson of Traverse City, Michigan. his "significant contribution to the Bert Burgoyne has become a mission of the agency." stockholder in the firm of Bromberg, Robinson, Shapero, Cohn & Burgoyne, P.C. Other members are Stephen A. 964 Martin Dickinson is now Bromberg, JD '54, and Jeffrey R. W. D. Ganus has been engaged in private practice in Kravitz, JD '68. Harold M. Shapero, JD '61 appointed trademark counsel Lawrence, Kansas, after having '21 is of counsel. for the Dow Chemical Company. served for nine years as dean of the University of Kansas School of Law. Raymond H. Dresser, Jr. was elected Laurence M. Scoville, Jr., was elected to the Michigan State Bar Board of to the Board of Directors of the Detroit Richard A. Rossman has been ap- Commissioners. Bar Association. pointed U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan beginning Richard B. Madden was elected December 1, 1980. He has been chief chairman of the board of trustees of assistant attorney for the past three the American Enterprise Institute for years. Public Policy Research. 962 Joel M. Boyden was re-elected to the Michigan State Bar W. Schuyler Seymour, Jr., has been Board of Commissioners. elected to the Board of Directors of the University of Michigan Alumni Association. David E. Dohnal has been elected Robert D. Schuler is serving secretary and counsel of the Kelly- '57 as president of the Motor Car- Springfield Tire Company in rier Lawyers Association for 1980-81. Cumberland, Maryland. He is the third Michigan graduate, all from the same firm, to serve in this 965 Joan V. Arrowsmith was national capacity. appointed judge of the Im- migration Court in Washington, D.C. Francis X. Beytagh, dean of '63 the University of Toledo Col- John C. Feldkamp has been admitted lege of Law, is the author of the fifth to the State Bar of New Jersey. He is edition of Constitutional Low: Cases the general manager of services for Raymond J. Dittrich has be- and Makerials recently published by Prince ton University. 958 come the vice president and Little Brown & Company. general counsel of Georgia-Pacific Mark E. Schlussel has been elected as Corporation in Portland, Oregon. J. Richard Ernst was appointed by director of the Southfield Chamber of Prior to this he was with the Pillsbury Michigan's Governor William Mil- Commerce. Company in Minneapolis, Minnesota. liken to be judge of the 23rd Judicial Circuit. William Sikkenga has been appointed Eugene L. Hartwig has been named an tax counsel of Armco, Inc. associate general counsel for the John A. Krsul, Jr. incumbent commis- General Motors Corporation. sioner, retained his seat on the Karen M. Swift, was promoted to vice Michigan State Bar Board of Commis- president and counsel of The Robert P. Luciano was elected presi- sioners. Equitable Life Assurance Society of dent and chief operating officer of the United States in July 1980. Schering-Plough Corporation in William H. McCarter, Jr., is now Kenilworth, New Jersey. He has also associated with the firm of Linsky, Fred L. Woodworth was elected as been elected to the Board of Directors Finnegan & Stanzler, P.C. He was secretary-treasurer of the Detroit Bar i of C. R. Bard, Inc. formerly with Warner & Stackpole. Association. '66 Stephen H. Boak has joined sidiary of Manufacturers Hanover Robert Wefald has been elected at- the law firm of Sempliner, Trust Company in New York City. torney general of North Dakota. He Thomas & Tiplady. For the last twelve assumed office in January of 1981. years he has been with the Wayne Alan J. Polansky was appointed to a County Prosecutor's Office. newly created position of manager, in- ternational iron ore sales, for Hanna Bruce M. Groom was elected to be the Mining. chairperson of the Michigan State Bar Representative Assembly for 1980-81. Mark F. Katz has recently '71 formed his own law Charles H. Jehle is a partner in the partnership in Los Angeles under the firm of Straka, Jarackas & Co., CPA's name of Friedlander & Katz. at Utica, Michigan. Chris Cooke at a general '68 election was retained for a six- Robert C. Laskowski has merged with John H. Martin has rejoined the firm year term as a superior court judge for Grenley & Rotenberg to become of Landman, Luyendyk, Latimer, the state of Alaska. Grenley, Rotenberg & Laskowski in Clink & Robb in Muskegon after eight Portland, Oregon. years of teaching at the University of Charles E. Humphrey, Jr.is now presi- North Carolina. During that time he dent of Partners Oil Company in Joseph C. Zengerle has become a also taught as visiting professor at The Houston, Texas. partner in the firm of Bingham, Dana University of Michigan and the & Gould and assisted the Boston based University of Virginia. firm open its offices in Washington, Michael D. Saphier heads the Health D.C. Law Department of Memel, Jacobs, Thomas R. Roberts was appointed Pierno & Gersh in Los Angeles, judge of Michigan's 55th District Court California. Lynda Zengerle is of counsel in the by Governor William Milliken in June Washington, D.C. office of Vorys, Sater, Seymour & Pease. 1980. Dick H. Woods, Jr. has been named vice president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Missouri.

967 Ronald R. Gilbert has become '72 J. Phillip Adams of New a shareholder in the firm of York City was elected a Charfoos, Christensen, Gilbert & partner with his firm of Skadden, Archer, P.C. He has co-authored a text '69 Robert L. Rose has been Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom. having to do with Social Security dis- appointed general counsel at ability claims and how to handle Connecticut General Life Insurance Bruce M. Chadwick has become a them, and has been selected to be in Company, Hartford, Connecticut. partner in the law firm of Arnold & Whb's Who in the midwest. Porter in Washington, D.C. Franklin K. Willis has been appointed John j. Gilstorf has been promoted to deputy assistant secretary for policy Mike Hardy co-authored an article in vice president of City National Bank and international affairs in the Tran- of Detroit. the Case Western University Law sportation Department by the Reagan Review in Cleveland, Ohio, on Administration. "Balkanization of Interstate Energy J. Kirkland Grant recently a visiting Markets: New Variations of Sovereign scholar at Columbia University's Fred M. Woodruff, Jr. has become a Self-Interest." School of Law, has been named dean resident partner in the Battle Creek of Widener University's Delaware office of Dykema, Gossett, Spencer, Raymond J. Jast has become a partner Law School. Goodnow & Trigg. in the Chicago firm of Peterson, Ross, Schloerb & Siedel. Hurst K. Groves has been appointed general counsel and elected a director John P. Quinn has formed a new of Mobil Sekiyu K.K. of Toyko, Japan. partnership in Detroit under the firm name of Quinn & Budaj. Gregory C. Jones has been sworn in as 970 Keith Bellairs is now interim U.S. attorney of the Northern engaged in private practice as District of Illinois. of April 1, 1980.

George M. Humphrey, 11, was elected Mark A. Gordon has been named as- to the new position of senior vice sistant comptroller, tax affairs, by the president, finance, of the Hanna Min- Budd Company of Troy, Michigan. '73 Lee W. Atkinson was ap- ing Company of Cleveland, Ohio. He pointed an assistant United was formerly vice president, sales, David B. Lewis was reappointed to the States attorney for the Middle District with the same company. Board of Control of Oakland Univer- of Florida in March, 1980, and has sity by Governor William Milliken for been promoted to chief attorney, Charles A. Moran has been elected a new eight-year term. He is a mem- Special Litigation Section, United chairman of the board and president ber of the law firm of Lewis, White, States Attorney's Office, Middle of the Lionel D. Edie Company, a sub- Clay & Graves, P.C. District of Florida in Tampa, Florida. Daniel J. Gallington, a lieutenant Hurticene Hardaway, assistant cor- 978 Catherine L. Copp is an colonel in the Air Force, is attending poration counsel for the City of assistant chief counsel for En- Air War College at Maxwell Air Force Detroit, has been named to the Ferris forcement with the U.S. Food & Drug Base. He most recently served as State College Board of Control for a Administration in Rockville, director of International Law for term effective January 1, 1981, and ex- Maryland. Headquarters, Pacific Air Forces in piring December 31, 1988. Hawaii. Roger L. Gregory has become as- Robert A. Katcher is now associated sociated with the law firm of Hunton James R. Jenkins was promoted to with Wilson & McIlvaine of Chicago & Williams in their Richmond, senior staff counsel for the Legal and is specializing in federal taxation. Virginia office. Department of the Dow Corning Cor- He was formerly with the Office of poration of Midland, Michigan. Chief Counsel, Internal Revenue Ser- Avrama Panush has become as- vice. sociated with the firm of Lippitt, Har- Kristena A. Lamar has taken a leave of rison, Perlove, Friedman, Zack & absence from the firm of Lindsay, Nickolas J. Kyser has been appointed Whitefield in Southfield, Michigan. Hart, Neil & Weigler of Portland, a full-time faculty member beginning Oregon. She is now acting as co- with the academic year 1980-81 at the Lea Vaughn has accepted the posts of counsel to the Oregon Legislature's University of Detroit School of Law. director of legal research and writing Senate Justice Committee that meets He formerly practiced with the programs and assistant dean for stu- for six months every two years. Denver firm of Holme, Roberts & dent affairs at the University of Owen. Detroit School of Law beginning with John Nannes has become a partner in the academic year 1980-81. She the New York firm of Skadden, Arps, Joseph M. Polito of Detroit has formerly practiced with the Detroit Slate, Meagher & Flom. become a partner in the firm of firm of Miller, Cohen, Martens & Honigman, Miller, Schwartz & Cohn. Sugarman.

Barry F. White has been admitted as Vincene Verdun has been appointed partner in the firm of Armstrong, Al- to the faculty at the University of Detroit School of Law. She formerly Norma A. Dawson is staff len. Braden, Goodman, McBride & '74 Prewitt of Memphis, Tennessee. was with Bendix Corporation's Legal attorney at PennCorp Finan- Department. cial, Inc., in Santa Monica, California.

Forrest A. Hainline, 111, has become a partner in the law firm of Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison in San Francisco, California. Melvin W. Beal has been 9 William Whitlock, formerly 979 . appointed to an attorney posi- Christopher Jeffries has been ap- 76 !in associate, has become a tion in the Office of the General pointed vice president of the Samuel partner in the Muskegon, Michigan Counsel of the Board of Regents of the G. Keywell Company located in firm of Landman, Luyendyk, Latimer, University of California in Berkeley. Southfield, Michigan. Clink & Robb. Richard F. Currey is the chief of legal Darryl Snider is now a partner in the and labor affairs at the Joint U.S. law firm of Brobeck, Phleger & Har- Military Group-Military Assistance rison in San Francisco, California. Advisory Group in Madrid, Spain.

F. Rodger Wrege of Atlanta, Georgia Norman H. Beitner has become as- has become a member of the firm of '77 Pe,nriy Friedman was ap- sociated with the Detroit firm of & Powell, Goldstein, Frazer Murphy. pointed director of property Honigman, Miller, Schwartz & Cohn. development for the Taft Broadcasting Company of Ohio. She had previously been associated with Taft, Stettinius & Hollister. '75 Daniel B. Crabtree is asso- ciated with the firm of Mark A. Kalafut has been promoted to Ron Heller has joined the Crabtree & Goodwin of San Diego, assistant general attorney for the '80 Honolulu law firm of Hodick, California. Union Pacific Railroad. Reinwald, O'Connor & Marack.

Eric A. Eisen has recently associated Brent E. Simmons is assistant counsel with Bracewell & Patterson in for the NAACP Legal Defense Fund in Washington, D.C., to specialize in Washington, D.C. energy law. Mary Coffman Viviano has been ap- Ralph Gerson has begun private prac- pointed executive director of the tice in Washington, D.C. with the firm Public Interest Clearinghouse/Re- of Akin, Gump, Hauer & Feld. He will source Center in San Francisco. She combine international trade with a formerly was associated with the firm general administrative practice. of Lillick, McHose & Charles. Deceased

'94 Reuben Silliman '24 Seth R. Bidwell, d. May 27,1981 in William T. Weinman, d. Scottsdale, Ariz. December 28, 1980 in Steuben- '01 Losh 0. Harbaugh, d. 1963 ville, Ohio Jules C. Goldstone, d. June 18, '05 Chester M. Ape1 1980 Dan B. Withers, Jr., d. April 28, 1980 Arthur Wayne Parry, d. Bowen E. Schumacher, d, June, December 1, 1979 1976 '31 Harvey Bielfield, d, in Bal Har- '08 Wilbur C. Bacon, d. May 7, 1978 Lucien F. Sweet, d. May 31, 1981 bor, Fla. in Kalamazoo, Mich. Robert P. Dockeray '09 Henry W. McKisson '26 Alvin D. Blieden, d. November 11, Earl Nelson Goodyear '11 Clarence E. Eldridge, Sr., d. 1980 Raymond K. Klaasen, d. December, 1981 in Seminole, Fla. Charles Danton, d. October 18, December 17, 1980 in Ann Arbor, '12 John J. Devos, d. August 7, 1980 1980 Mich. John E. Manthey, d. November 21, William Fleischaker, d. October Frederick R. Parker, d. July 4,1980 1980 20, 1978 Benjamin L. Pierce, d. March 22, 1981 in Fostoria, Ohio '13 Norman W. Reed, d. March 20, Leo I. Franklin, d. October 2, 1980 1981 in Toledo, Ohio in Farmington Hills, Mich. Russell A. VanKoevering, d. Phineas Rosenberg William L. Holloway, d. January November 27, 1980 20, 1981 '32 '14 Theodore L. Locke, d. April 16, Maurice S. Culp, d. October, 1980 1981 in North Redington Beach, Walter E. Pear, d. August 16, 1980 Arthur G. Lyon, Jr., d, in Fla. D. Neil Reid, d. January 22, 1981 Coldwater, Mich. Gerald Ma~tinRyan, d. March 17, '15 Charles W. Ferguson '33 Charles W. Bishop, d. December 1981 Nathaniel H. Goldstick, d. June 22, 22, 1980 1981 in Detroit, Mich. James P. Steinhauer, d. December Franklin Forsythe, d. April 11, 31,1980 Hugh E. Lillie 1981 in Laguna Hills, Calif. Frederick McGraw, d. May 20, '27 Edgar Holt Ailes, d. April 11, 1981 Daniel T. Moyle, d. February 5, 1980 in Grosse Pointe, Mich. in Detroit, Mich. 1979 James R. Thomas, d. October 16, Alexander L. Zivich, d. March 21, Dalton E. Seymour, d. April 17, 1980 in Detroit, Mich. 1981 1981 '16 Gerald S. Frary, d. July 23, 1980 '28 Percy L. Edwards, d. May 11, 1979 '34 Carl S. Rowe, d. July 31, 1980 in Charles B. Marks, d. July 24, 1980 Hobart Durfee Hoyt, d. May 25, Nantucket, Mass. Ray J. Mills, d. February 27, 1981 1981 John Eben Kuppinger, d. May 15, in Lake Placid, Fla. Carl H. Manson 1980 in Phoenix, Ariz. Ralph G. Shelden, d. November 1, James B. Stanley, d. 1977 James E. Swan, d. July, 1978 in 1980 Anchorage, Alaska '29 William N. Gall, d. November 28, '17 George C. Claassen, d. March 21, 1980 1980 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa '35 Ellsworth W. Allison, d. October Carroll C. Grigsby, d. June 28,1980 9, 1980 '18 Joseph B. Comstock John E. Gunther David W. Leach, d. June 14, 1981 '19 Oscar A. Adel Paul T. Omer, d. September 2, in Royal Oak, Mich. 1978 in Scottsboro, Ala. John H. Mooney, d. May 18, 1980 '20 William C. Searl, d. July 1, 1980 John E. Sponseller, d. October 3, Frank W. Munger, d. May 17,1980 '21 Millard Bryan Conklin, d. January 1980 Harcourt S. Patterson, d. 21, 1981 Bernard P. Traynor, d. August 26, November 26, 1980 Sydney A. Jacobs, d. September 1980 in San Antonio, Tex. 10, 1980 in Detroit, Mich. '36 Joseph F. Eichhorn, d. January 28, '30 John W. Blanchard, d. July 7, 1980 1981 '22 Edward M. Apple, d. September Lillian Green Dykstra, d. April 11, 3, 1980 in Ann Arbor, Mich. 1981 in Normal, 111. '37 Peter S. Boter, d. September 16, 1980 Julius M. Goldman, d. July 15,1980 '23 N. George Bashara, Sr., d. Thomas L. Croft September 12, 1980 in Grosse Robert C. C. Heaney, d. April 10, Pointe, Mich. 1981 in Tempe, Ariz. Richard G. McCuskey, d. December 20, 1980 in Scottsdale, Wade P. Connell, d. April 17, 1980 Thomas G. Kennedy, d. March 22, Ariz. 1981 Roy P. Hull, d. April 23, 1981 in Milton Samorodin, d. June 30, Galesburg, Ill. John R. Murphy, d. July 12, 1980 1980 Gladys Wells Ringer Ford R. Nelson, d. July 1, 1979 '38 Clay C. Blair, Jr.,d. August 3, 1979 '42 R. Ralph Felver, d. February 13, '50 Richard H. Conn, d. March, 1971 James R. Fitzharris 1977 in Akron, Ohio in Toledo, Ohio Robert J, Henoch '43 Hobart Taylor, Jr., d. April 2, 1981 Stephen C. devries, d. July 9,1980 in Milwaukee, Wis. Leonard W. Koplin, d. August, in the Bahamas 1980 '47 John N. Canavan, d. August 10, '51 William Edward Wallace, d. John L. Ragland, d. March 9, 1981 1980 in Bloomfield Township, January 6, 1981 in Ann Arbor, Mich. Mich. '52 Joseph A. Cannon, d. June 10,1980 Charles A. Rogers, d. April 11, Robert A. Carr, Jr., d. May, 1981 Daniel Kirk, d. June, 1978 1980 Arthur C. Jones, d. November 12, Philip T. VanZile, 11, d. November 1976 '53 Edward P. Kirby, Sr., d. August 17, 1980 in St. Petersburg, Fla. 16, 1980 in Detroit, Mich. Elizabeth H. Ramsey, d. May 3, '40 William V. Bailey, d. May 3, 1980 1980 in Plainwell, Mich. '54 John Cleveland Hall, d. June 9, 1981 in Great Falls, Mont. in Cleveland, Ohio '48 William F. Powers, d. June 29, Edward H. Boyle, d. May 10, 1981 1977 in Burbank, Calif. '55 Theodore G. House, d. 1980 in Prescott, Ariz. John S. Hough '60 Folke Schmidt, d, in Stockholm, Joseph A. Moynihan, Jr., d. Bruce H. Mellinger, d. September Sweden February 24, 1981 in Grosse 23, 1980 in Saginaw, Mich. Pointe, Mich. '62 David McGill Soutar, d. April 5, Edward M. Resch, d. May 22,1981 1981 '41 William H. Hillier, d. March 12, in Casey, Ill. 1981 Roy C. Wetterhall, d. November '64 Thomas Otto Wood, d. March 11, 1981 in Grand Rapids, Mich. John J. Uehara, d. April 17,1974in 18, 1980 Honolulu, Hawaii '49 Edward B. Harrison, d. March 2, '77 Michael Krzys, d, April, 1981 in Marion M. M. Warner, d. March 1981 in Dearborn, Mich. Beaufort, S.C. 31, 1981

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THE JAMES B. ANGELL SOCIETY Membership is open to individuals, corporations, foundations, as- sociations and other groups. A combination of cash gifts and a de- ferred gift may be used to qualify: the deferred portion must be at least 150% of the difference between the total cash gifts and $1.000,000. For Angell Society only, all gifts over a person's lifetime are considered for qualifying, and all who in the past have made gifts of at least $1,000,000 have been recognized. Each individual member is eligible for membership in the Presidents Club.

MICHIGAN BENEFACTORS Membership is open to individuals, corporations, foundations, as- sociations and other groups. For individuals, a cash gift combined with a matching gift of not more than $50.000 totaling $100,000, each payable over 10 years may be used to qualify. And all gifts received by the University from the individual since January 1, 1961 may be credited in qualifying. A combination of cash gifts and a deferred gift may be used; the deferred portion must be at least 1507~of the difference between the total cash gifts and S100,Ooo. Each individual Benefactor is eligible for membership in the Presidents Club. James B. Angell Society. A cash gift of $1 million payable over the lifetime of the donor, or a deferred THE HENRY P. TAPPAN SOCIETY gift of $1.5 million. Individuals only. In lieu of the basic cash gift of $50.000 the donor may make a cash gift of $37,500 plus a matching gift of $37,500, each payable over a period of 10 years to qualify. All Presidents Club qualifying gifts may also be credited in qualifying for Tappan. A combination of cash gifts and deferred gift may be used; the de- ferred portion must be at least 1507~of the difference between the total cash gifts and $50,000. Each member is eligible for membership Michigan Benefaclvr. n tiash, gift of $100,000 in the Presidents Club. payable over 10 years, or a deferred gift of $150,000.

THE PRESIDENTS CLUB Individuals only. In lieu of the basic cash gift of $10,000 the donor may make a cash gift of $7,500 plus a matching gift of $7,500, each payable over a period of 10 years. Gifts received by the University in the 10 years prior to the commitment to qualify may be credited in qualifying. A combination of cash gifts and a deferred gift may be used; the deferred portion must be at least 1507~of the difference Henry P. Ta gift of $50,000 between the total qualifying cash gifts and $10,000. If the donor's payable over gift of $75,000. deferred gift is a life insurance policy the face value must be $25,000.

THE UNIVERSITY DEANS CLUB Individuals only. Recognition is for an annual gift or gifts. The donor may use a cash gift of at least $250 and a matching gift sufficient to total $500. The University's year to measure the "annual" gift is July 1 to June 30. The Law School Fund's year for making the list of names The Presidents Clulb. A casl- payable in this report is February 1 through January 31 each year (our fiscal over 10 ye;ars, or a deferrec I. year for all purposes). Thus if you made a $500 gift to the Law School in March, 1981, your name will not be in this report, but will be listed next year when we report for 1981.

THE HUNDRED CLUB Individuals only. For an annual gift or gifts. Matching gifts may not be used for this designation. Membership is acknowledged by both ~h,Univer fE of at the University and the Law School, but we do not carry a separate least$500, ng gift list of names in this report. More than 2,000 alumni and friends of $250. qualified for membership in this group with gifts for the Law School [both Law School Fund and the Capital Campaignlin 1980. ,

*The nunarea club. An annual casn gut or at least' ' $1 00 and less than $500. *Please see our comments about these groups in "Reading. . . Between the Sheets" on p. 5, and the list of Law members starting on p. 37.

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