Thunderbird Magazine, Volume 82, Number 1 1982 Fall

              Freeway Signs
Point the Way
to AGSIM
Fall 82 Volume 82
Number 1
Quarterly magazine of
the Alumni Office of the
American Graduate
School of International
Management, Glendale,
AZ 85306
Alumni Director and
Publisher:
Thomas Kidd
Editor:
Sonia V. Thurmond
Special Correspondents:
S. Russell Dworkin and
Liz Konold
Alumni Office Staff:
Cathy Benoit, Donna
Cleland, Diane Kelly
and Jane Scheidecker
Design:
Pat Kenny, Gray Day
Graphics, Phoenix
Cover:
One of four signs
recently erected by the
Arizona Department of
Transportation along
Interstate 17 pointing
the way to American
Graduate School of
International
Management. Photo by
Jon Whitaker
American Graduate
School Of Inti M9 mt
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CONTENTS
Graduates
The Average
Thunderbird
2 Corporate executives address
May and August grads.
4 Liz Konold takes a look at
some statistics about AGSIM
graduates and comes up with
some interesting, although
not entirely scientifically
researched material.
Campus News 6 Professor Schrock still
missing; John Arthur to take
over as Dean of Admissions;
news of board members and more.
In Memory Of 9 Professor Wilson Dead at 67
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of freeWay sign size regulations.
AU of us an campus are
extremely happy to have the signs
- the recognition and visibility
afforded AGSIM are invaluable!
Many of the staff saw a little
humor in the far left shot and we
tried to think of a caption, but then
decided it might be nice to let you
have a stab at it. Send your
suggestions to Sonia Thurmond,
Editor, Thunderbird Magazine,
AGSIM, Glendale, Arizona 85306.
10 Alumni get-togethers
around the world.
12 The Friends of Thunderbird
and the Glendale Chamber of
Commerce gear up for the
November event.
Silver Reunion 12 Class of '57 to be honored
Activities
Center
Updates
lD6nde Estan?
13 The Parking Hangar takes on
a new face
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23
Classnotes on T-Birds
Class of '55 - Where are
they now?
GRADUATIONS
1982..
Tom Machia Presented
President's A ward at
May Graduation
Thomas J. Machia, ('54),
president of Essner Metal Works,
Inc., Fort Worth, Texas, was
presented the President's Award at
the school's May commencement
exercises. The award was presented
in recognition of his outstanding
business career and his close
service association with AGSIM.
With a B.S. degree in chemical
engineering from Rice University,
Machia attended AGSIM and after
graduating in 1954, he joined Dow
Chemical Co. He later became
associated with a Houston-based oil
tool company and did field
engineering and sales work
throughout the oil fields of
Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas. In
1957 he started a business as a
manufacturers' agent, representing
firms specializing in contract
manufacturing for industry.
In 1959, he acquired the assets of
Essner Metal Works and formed
the present corporation, of which
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he is preSident and majority
stockholder. In addition, he
continues his agency business,
concentrating in the area of plastic
extrusion for highly speCialized
industrial and geophysical
exploration applications. Essner
Metal Works specializes in the
manufacture of preCision
stampings, sheet metal fabrications,
and assemblies for other
manufacturers.
Machia has long been an active
supporter of AGSIM and is a
member of the Presidents Council.
Ib Thomsen, president, Goodyear
International Corporation.
Dr. William Voris, left, congratulates Tom
Machia on receiving AGSIM's President's
Award during the May graduation
ceremonies.
THUNDERBIRD FALL 1982
Gulf Oil Chairman
Featured Speaker at
August
Commencement
The sixth summer indoor
commencement was held on
August 13 at the Mountain
Shadows Resort in Scottsdale. The
152 graduates, family, friends and
school personnel heard James E.
Lee, chairman of the board, Gulf
Oil Corporation, call for
understanding of the position and
often the plight of multinational
corpora tions.
He said that multinationals
should not be regarded as "rogue
A Thunderbird Family
Lynette Botsford (May '82) poses with her
father, Edward A. Botsford, from the class
of 1957. Botsford received his Silver
Anniversary Certificate early, as he won't
be able to attend the Reunion in December.
THUNDERBIRD FALL 1982
elephants riding roughshod over
national laws and popular
aspirations alike, in the single
minded pursuit of profits," but
rather should be viewed as
organizations that are "attempting
Simultaneously to meet the
different, and sometimes
conflicting, goals of a variety of
constituents. "
The Barton Kyle Yount Award
went to Thomas Wayne Short, a
Goodyear Executive
Addresses May
Graduates
Ib Thomsen, president, Goodyear
International Corporation, executive
vice president and a director of The
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Company, parent company of
Goodyear International, delivered
the school's 82nd commence men t
address on May 21.
In his speech, Thomsen called for
graduates to continue to gain
knowledge of the international
economic and political problems of
the world. He cited the world
situation of today, " ... a world
preoccupied on the one hand with
the east-west dialogue, which is
concerned with who rules the
world in geopolitical terms, as well
as with the north-south dialogue,
which concerns itself with who
owns the world in economic
terms."
He then discussed his
perceptions of the socio-economic
realities of different parts of the
world-Latin America, Africa, the
Middle East, Southeast Asia, the
Pacific Basin and Europe.
He stated that the free enterprise
system has produced unprece­dented
wealth in past generations,
but "that the need to balance
economic growth with social justice
has meant that the free enterprise
graduate of Dartmouth College
from Portland, Oregon.
Top teacher awards went to Dr.
Robert Moran, International
Studies; Bahia Gulick of the Arabic
section and Lilith Schutte of the
German section tied for the Modern
Language honors; and Dr. Carl
Frear took the World Business
Department award.
The ceremonies were followed by
dinner and a dance.
system has become less of a driving
force in economic development
both in the industrialized and
developing world." He added that
he would "rather talk in terms of
predominantly market-oriented
economies than completely free
enterprise systems. The political
compromise processes in all the
democracies of the world will
undoubtedly be geared to a greater
degree of accommodation with
divergent socio-economic views,
which process of accommodation
will increasingly playa role in the
developmental processes of the less
developed countries."
He told the graduates that "it
will fall on your shoulders to playa
role in assuring that social justice
can co-exist with the individual
pursuit of excellence."
Three hundred and sixty-three
students received their MIM
degrees at the Central Quad.
Top teacher awards went to
Richard Mahoney, International
Studies Department; Dr. Taeho
Kim, World Business Department,
and to Dr. Jorge Valdivieso,
Spanish section, Modern Language
Department.
Barbara Bunten of Des Moines,
Iowa, and a graduate of Washburn
University, took the Barton Kyle
Yount Award.
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"On the average, a man with one
foot on a hot stove and one foot on
a block of ice can be considered
comfortable ."
With this analogy in mind, con­sider
a recent random sample sur­vey
of AGSIM alumni that gave the
following profile of the "average"
Thunderbird.
He is between 40 and 45 years
old, from the class of 1969, with an
M.LM. degree emphasizing market­ing.
Our average alumnus lives in
the northeastern United States with
his wife and two children. He is in
an upper management position,
and the annual income is between
$35,000 and $45,000.
Perhaps more accurate are pro­files
for each five-year class
grouping.
1947-51 Male, age 60 years, mar­ried,
supporting 2.5 people
on a household income of
$45,-50,000, he is in an up­per
management level posi­tion
in the marketing/sales
field. He holds a B.F. T. de­gree
from A.LF.T.
1952-56 Male, 55 years old, he is
married, with four in his
family, and a household in­come
between $45-50,000.
This alumnus holds a
B.F.T. degree and works in
an accounting related field
The
Average
Thunderbird
by Liz Konold '79
in an upper management
position in a marketing re­lated
field.
1962-66 Male, age 45 years, this
alumnus has a 14 percent
chance of having an ad­vanced
degree in addition
to the B.F.T. degree, and is
just as likely to be in
marketing as in finance. He
supports a family of four
people, with a household
income of $40-50,000.
1967-71 Male, 40 years old, mar­ried,
this alumnus is the
first to receive the M.I.M.
degree, with an emphasis
on marketing. About one­third
of his classmates have
master's degrees in other
in an upper management .---.
level position. ~
fields. His family'S income
is between $50-60,000, and
the size of the family is 2.3
people. He has the highest
position of any other pro­file,
ranging from high up­per-
management to execu­tive
level.
1957-61 Male, 50 years old,
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this grad is married, 1:Ji.
with a family size
of 4.4 people, and a
household income
between $45-50,000. He is
1972-76 Male, age 35 years, this
alumnus has a fifty-fifty
chance of being married,
with a family of 3 people.
He received the M.I.M. de­gree
and has a 10 percen t
chance of having an ad­vanced
degree in another
field. His class had a split
between marketing and fi­nance
majors, and he holds
a mid-to-upper­management
position, with
a household income of $45-
50,000.
1977-81 Male, age 30 years, this
alumnus is most likely to
be single, and 25 percent of
his classmates hold another
advanced degree besides the
M.LM. He majored in
marketing and is in an en­try-
level to mid­management
position, sup­porting
1.7 people on a
household income between
$20-30,000.
Of the questionnaire respondees,
93 percent are U.S. citizens, and
almost 20 percent live overseas.
One-third reported incomes of
$50,000 or more. Fifty-two percent
majored in marketing, 21 percent in
finance/banking. Forty-four percent
of these graduates received some
sort of financial aid when attending
AGSIM.
Because of the "averaging,"
female graduates of AGSIM got lost
in the shuffle of figures. It is only
fair to point out that within the
past ten years, over 20 percent of
AGSIM graduates have been
women, and many of the class
THUNDERBIRD FALL 1982
group statistics
regarding position, family
size, and household income
would apply equally to them.
When asked about their attitudes
toward the American Graduate
School, 94 percent reported "some"
or "strong" feelings, and 75 percent
felt the School's reputation had im­proved
since graduation. Only 10
percent felt the reputation has
diminished; more recent graduates
tended to be more critical.
When asked if they had contri­buted
to the School, 42 percent re­sponded
"yes," with 60 percent of
those saying they give on an
annual basis. Thus, about one­fourth
of the respondees consider
themselves annual contributors to
AGSIM, although partiCipation
from all alumni in 1980-81 was
about 16 percent. This may be ex­plained
by the innate bias in such a
survey, in that those responding
generally have positive attitudes to­ward
and want to help the School.
Seventy-seven percent stated
they plan to give in the future.
Only one class group (1957-61) indi­cated
that future gifts would be the
same or smaller. A grad echoed his
classmates' sentiments by stating,
"Your questionnaire does not cover
an important situation I face­which
I'm sure is faced by many in
my age group. 1.) I currently have
a child attending an eastern uni­versity.
Tuition, room and board
(equal) $10,500 a
year, after-tax dollars.
2.) I have two younger
children who will
be starting college in
THUNDERBIRD FALL 1982
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1984 and 1988."
The following
The service from the Alumni
Office was ranked as "good to ex­cellent"
by 60 percent, "average"
by 29 percent, and "poor or needs
to improve" by 11 percent. The
Thunderbird Magazine was read by
everyone, and received favorable
reviews, with several suggestions
for even more news about alumni.
Written comments particularly
showed the interest in and need for
more organized alumni activities,
with statements such as "more
programs for alumni ... "~'
"more parties ... ," ~
"planned activities ... ," ~
"local, regional fund
raising picnics, sporting
events, dinners," "de-velopment
of local associations
... ," "sponsoring seminars, pro­moting
daytime meetings .... "
Other requests ranged from "free
beer at the pub ... ," to an alumni
roster (names and addresses),
alumni recruiting committees, class
reunions, more personal contact
and communication, and more in­formation
on the School's accom­plishments
and expenditure of
money received . Many of these
suggestions are in the process of
being implemented: 25th class year
reunions, (see story, page 12) pre­liminary
steps to forming an alumni
association, and more planned
alumni activities.
For those interested in more in­formation,
the following publica­tions
are available on request from
the Alumni Office:
The Annual Report (financial
statements)
The Corporate Review (informa­tion
on corporate grants)
Thunderbirds Overseas
Alumni Placement Service
(donors to the Thunderbird
Fund receive this at no charge)
Class lists of alumni
Regional lists of alumni
The response from this question­naire,
as well as feedback received
in regular corresp~mdence, Phon­athons
and alumni meetings, is
appreciated-brickbats and bou­quets
alike. In our eyes, the "aver­age"
Thunderbird is an outstanding
person! With alumni participation
and communication, AGSIM will be
able to serve you as we would like .
Liz Konold was director of Development
Services and directed the Thunderbird
Fund 1981-82 and supervised the
recording and acknowledgement of gifts
to AGSIM. She worked in direct sales
and fundraising in California, prior to
receiving her M.I.M. ill 1979. The
survey was all outgrowth from the
AGSIM class 011 "Market Research and
Buyer Behavior," and was used as a
gu ide in planning last year's
fu ndraising ca/llpaign.
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NEWS
ON CAMPUS
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John James Arthur
Arthur Named to Dean
of Admissions Post
John James Arthur (BFT '57 and
MAIM '71) has been named dean of
admissions effective November 1
1982, according to Dr. William '
Voris. Arthur takes the post held
by Dean Robert L. Gulick, Jr. since
he joined the school in 1964. Dr.
Gulick will remain with AGSIM as
foreign student adviser and
professor of international studies.
A graduate of the University of
Houston, Arthur spent more than
10 years in Southeast Asia in the
export-import business before
joining the school in 1968. He has
served the school in various
pos.itions, the most recent being
re&Istrar and college relations
officer.
T~e post of director of college
relations goes to Mrs. Julia Harvey,
who has been with the school for
12 years and has served as Arthur's
assistant since 1972.
Trustee Honored
Edw~rd M. Carson, president
and chIef executive officer of First
Interstate Bank of Arizona, and
AGSIM Board of Trustees member
since 1972 was named 1982
chairman for the Freedom Fund
Dinner of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People (NAACP) of Maricopa
County. He received the chapter's
1982 Ima~e Awa.rd for outstanding
commumty servIce during the
dinner.
Wodd Business
Chairman Appointed
to Reagan's Private
Sector Survey
Committee
Dr. Clifton Cox, chairman World
Business Department and fo~mer
chairman of Armour & Company
and vice chairman and member of
the executive office of Greyhound
Corporation, is serving as project
manager for the agriculture section
on cost control of President
Reagan's Private Sector Survey
Committee. Appointed to the
com~tte.e earlier this year, he is
working In Washington, D.C. until
November 1.
During a recent interview, Dr.
Cox explained that the President's
Survey Committee's executive
committee is comprised of 150 chief
executives of businesses and
organizations in the U.S., and that
Mr. J. Peter Grace, chairman and
CEO of W.R. Grace Co., is serving
as chairman.
Appointed as project manager for
the agriculture section on cost
control, Dr: Cox's 30 person staff,
~l from pnvate industry, includes
sIX ye,?p'le with Ph.D. degrees and
17 mdIvIduals with master's
de~ees. All members are being
paId by their individual
employers, therefore no expense
for theIr services is being incurred
by the U.s. Government. Dr. Cox's
group will identify problem areas
within the Agriculture Department,
and at the conclusion of their
assignment make recommendations
to the executive committee of the
Survey Committee.
Dr. Cox is well suited to this task
in view of his years of experience
with Armour & Company and
Greyhound. In addition, he has his
Ph.D. degree in agricultural
economics from Purdue University.
THUNDERBIRD FALL 1982
Alum Donates Hong
Kong Vacation
Jim Reinoldt, ('81) boosted the
efforts of the financial aids office to
raise donations for the Emergency
Student Loan Fund this fall. Each
year Louise Gifford organizes the
Bizarre Bazaar to raise funds and
this year, Jim enlisted the support
of Singapore Airlines. He arranged
a donation of two round-trip tickets
on Singapore Airlines for a vacation
in Hong Kong to be awarded to the
lucky winner of the Emergency
Student Loan Raffle to be held on
the day of the Bizarre Bazaar,
October 29.
Jim is currently North American
operations manager for Singapore
Airlines in Beverly Hills, California.
Upon completion of his duties as
manager he will work on the
development of the corporate
market in Los Angeles offering
travel assistance to any west-bound
fellow T-Birds in that area.
Louise Gifford is assisted in
organizing the Bizarre Bazaar by
Andrew Previtali.
Barton Kyle Yount Society
Two Members Added
to Board of Trustees
Dr. Thomas R. Horton,
president, American Management
Associations, and James A.
McClung, vice president,
international, FMC Corporation,
were elected to AGSIM's Board of
Trustees at the meeting of June 5.
At the same time, James L. Hayes,
chairman of the board, American
Management Associations, and
Robert McLellan, vice president,
government affairs, FMC
Corporation, were transferred from
the Board of Trustees to the Board
of Fellows. Hayes has been a
trustee since 1970, and McLellan
became a member in 1977.
Now You can Reach
Us by Telex!
American Graduate School now
has a Telex located in the
INTERCOM office of the school.
World-wide or domestic-you only
need one number. Domestic
service, dial 0 - 187123 and for
world-wide service, dial 23 -
187123.
Ib Thomsen, president, Goodyear International Corporation, left, and c.J. Pilliod, Jr. ,
chairman of the board, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., center, accept the Royal Geographic
Society world clock presented by President William Voris in recognition of Goodyear's
membership in the Barton Kyle Yount Society of the school. Membership in the Society
requires contributions of more than $250,000 to AGSIM.
THUNDERBIRD FALL 19B2
Some Coming
Events
• The Fall Board of Trustees
Meeting is scheduled for Friday,
October 15 on campus.
• The International Executive of
the Year Award will be given to
Robert H. Malott, chairman of
the board and chief executive
officer of FMC Corporation, at
the annual board of trustees
dinner on October 14.
• The Third World Affairs
Conference is scheduled for
February 18 & 19, 1983. The
conference theme is
"Development of the Middle
East." Topics to be covered are:
The Role of Women in Banking,
Agribusiness, U.S. Foreign
Policy, The Role of Islam in Law
and Business, Modernization and
Development, Business and
Political Stability, Petrodollar
Investments and Business in the
War Zone.
Organized and coordinated by
AGSIM students through the
ASLC, the conference is chaired
this year by Philip De Sousa and
Dr. Issa Peters of the International
Studies and Modern Language
Department is serving as faculty
adviser.
The WAC committee is accepting
suggestions for speakers and
funding sources. If you have
suggestions or contacts that may be
of interest to the conference, please
contact either Dr. Peters or Philip
De Sousa, Box 262, AGSIM,
Glendale, AZ 85306.
AGSIM's Board
Chairman Named CEO
of Valley National
Corporation
Roger A. Lyon, chairman of
AGSIM's Board of Trustees and
president of Valley National Bank,
has been named chairman of the
board and chief executive officer of
Valley National Corporation and its
principal subsidiary, the Valley
National Bank of Arizona. The
appointment is effective November
1, 1982. He replaces Gilbert F.
Bradley, who will remain on the
organization's board of directors.
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NEWS
CON'T
Founding Trustee
O'Malley Dies
Edward V. O'Malley, Sr., chairman
emeritus of the board of The
O'Malley Companies, Inc. and one
of the founding trustees of
American Graduate School of
International Management, died on
May 24, 1982. He was 77. Long
active in the Phoenix community,
O'Malley was also on the board of
directors of First National Bank of
Arizona (First Interstate Bank),
Phelps Dodge Corporation, Arizona
Public Service Company and St.
Joseph's Hospital, among others.
After completing his education at
Harvard University in 1928,
O'Malley joined the family
business, O'Malley Lumber Co.,
started by his uncle and his father
in 1908.
He became general manager in
1938, president in 1948, chairman
of the board in 1967 and chairman
emeritus in 1976.
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Visiting
Professor
Disappears in
Mexico
Dr. Nicholas W. Schrock, visiting
professor from the University of
Colorado, has been missing in
Mexico since May 30, 1982. He had
returned in mid-May from Japan
and the People's Republic of China,
where he had been in conjunction
with AGSIM's exchange programs
at the Institute for International
Studies and Training and the
Beijing Institute for Foreign Trade.
On his way to a teaching post for
the summer semester at the
Autonomous University in
Guadalajara, Mexico, Schrock was
reported as overdue on June 4. The
Oficina de Poblacion de Nogales,
Sonora, confirms that he crossed
the border into Mexico on May 30
with permission to remain in the
country for 180 days. He has not
been heard from since.
Rumor, speculation, and
conjecture have been the order of
the day in response to the twisted
maze of events since his mysterious
disappearance. Charges of
corruption, ineptitude, and even
murder have been levied against
the civic officials of San Ignacio,
Sinaloa, a small town near
Mazatlan, where Dr. Schrock's
truck was found. Reports indicate
the town officials found the truck
on June 6 or 7 but failed to report
its discovery until August 2.
During this time period a young
man confessed to the murder of Dr.
Schrock, promising to produce the
body for officials. When officials
and Mrs. Schrock arrived to view
the body, there was none, and the
young man subsequently retracted
his confession. What had appeared
to be the resolution of the case had
itself given rise to more questions,
such as why the young man had
confessed in the first place.
The discovery of the truck in San
Ignacio gave rise to further theories
as an investigation led to the
charges of conspiracy, cover-up,
and homicide being levied against
the mayor, the chief of police, and
four deputies in San Ignacio. It was
reported that Dr. Schrock's truck
had been used from the time of its
discovery until the August 2 report
of the discovery for campaigning
purposes for the Mexican
presidential election.
Another confession emerged and
a body was exhumed from the local
cemetery. The body was identified
by local Mexican authorities to be
that of Professor Schrock. The body
was sent to Boulder, Colorado for
internment, but upon arrival it was
determined that the body was not
that of Schrock but that of an aged
Mexican man. The mayor of San
Ignacio, denied any involvement in
Schrock's disappearance. He
further said that "the
disappearance was strange" and he
hoped "nothing bad has happened
to Professor Schrock." Again,
apparent resolution led
investigators back to the starting
point.
With the discovery of the
misidentification, the case has been
reopened. Ambassador John Gavin,
U.S. envoy to Mexico, has lent the
full support of his staff to the
investigation. Ruth Schrock, when
asked about the possibility of
finding the truth concerning her
husband's disappearance replied, "I
am not hopeful."
There are still many theories
regarding Dr. Schrock's
disappearance. It is quite possible
that they may remain just
tha t -theories.
Presently, seven people have
been charged and are on trial in
Culiacan, Sinaloa. The San Ignacio
police chief has been charged with
homicide, two policemen as
accomplices to homicide and four
others as accessories in helping
cover up the crime.
At press time, no word regarding
the trial or any information
regarding Professor Schrock has
been forthcoming from either U.S.
or Mexican officials.
S. Russell Dworkill
THUNDERBIRD FALL 1982
AGSB41ol1t Ql1e ~ilbi:_if;~"
August 3, 1982, wbeft. paltill'loj.
PaUl Wilson died at DatI ..
Neut'Oloaical Center in ~~ix,
MelllOrial services w~ at
Grimshaw BethaRY Cba"",.-n.
Saturday, August 7. He is ~
by a son, Gary, of Phoenix, and a
daughter, Janet Squires of Houston,
Texas, and two grandchildren.
The man who made acwunting
"come alive" joined AGSIM (then
AIFf) in its second year, 1947, and
taught full-time throu2h 1980 and
part-time throug!:t 1981. AlWays a
favorite of T-Bir<ls, Paul had a rare
gift-he was a born teacher.
He was a humble and ut\affeeted
man and he shwmed any public
To Paul M. Wilson:
We gave you our thoughts -
It was not enough.
We gave you our concern -
It was not enough.
We gave you our love -
It was not enough.
You gave us your life -
It was enough.
An anonymous alum .
Paul Wilson (top) in early days at AIFT; (above left) ill the 1960s', teaching at AGSIM in 1980, and below with Larry Finney.
,QUE PASA?
FROM
ALL OVER
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Houston. . . Ben Miedema reports
that "Pub Night" on June 25 was a
success with over 50 T-Birds attending.
Seems as though several alums
commented on how the Bavarian
Gardens reminded them of the Pub.
Refreshments and the traditional
camaraderie flowed freely according to
Ben. Photo compliments of Steve
Toms, ('72) famous for his superb
journalistic talents!
Flash from Chicago. . . Gathering
date for T-Birds has been changed! By
popular demand and to conform with a
number of other T-Bird monthly
meeting dates, Chicago T-Birds will
meet on the First Tuesday of the month
at the Cafe Bohemia, 138 So. Clinton,
(corner of Clinton & Adams) 5:30 p.m.
- Atmosphere is informal and ample
free parking next door. Travelling
T-Birds take note!
Nashville. . . Approximately 10
T-Birds and spouses met with Charles
Mannel, who spoke at the World Trade
Conference in Nashville in late May.
While no future meetings in Nashville
are planned at this time, John D.
Walker, ('78) director of the office of
export trade promotion for the State of
Tennessee, hopes for a gathering in the
Memphis area soon.
Jim Walton, Mrs. Walton, Liz
Werhle, Chuck Werhle, Shelly Walker,
Bill Ferry, Louise Hanning, Ralph
Hanning, and Mike Voris also
attended.
Bahrain .. . John House ('69) writes
that at the annual T-Bird get-together
in mid-June in Manama he found that
the younger generation outnumbered
the "ole timers;" five of those present
graduated in the last two or three
years. There are presently 14 T-Birds in
Bahrain.
South Florida . . . Monthly socials are
scheduled the first Tuesday of each
month, 8:30 p.m. at the Mutiny in
Coconut Grove, Fl. The group also
held an August business luncheon at
Pancho Villa's in Miami and their
September business meeting was
scheduled at the Pizza Emporium in
Miami Lakes.
Midwest Area . . . The annual
Midwest Area Picnic was held August
28 at Crystal Lake Yacht Club at West
Lake Beach, Crystal Lake, II. Activities
included swimming, volleyball,
canoeing and sailing.
Seattle ... Seattle area T-Birds
gathered to enjoy the Mariners vs. the
Brewers on August 20. The group met
at Peter's Inn for refreshments before
the 7:30 p.m. game.
Hawaii ... TlHlIlderbirds Illmed alit in Illl/nber to greet Or. alld Mrs. Voris in April.
Showll are: I. to r. frOllt row; Denllis Oshiro, Mrs. D. Oshiro, Fred 5171001, Aloha
Airlines hula dancer, Arroll YWlg, Aloha Airlines hllia dallcer, Richard Ogawa, Richard
Mar; secOlld row; Slzinji Miyashiro, Aloha Airlines balld lI1ember, Mrs. F. SI/100t, Mavis
Voris, William Voris, Mrs. S. Rees, JUlie (Pearson) Sweetser; back row; Tom Sweetser,
Mrs. G. Kellerman, George Kellerman, Johll Call1pbell, Aloha Airlilles balld lIIember, Stan
Rees, Don Morris alld guest, Tom Seal.
THUNDERBIRD FALL 1982
Caracas. . . Susy Sagy de Kulesar ('72)
and Michael Flynn ('81) organized the
first T-Bird gathering in Caracas in
about 10 years in late May. The group
gathered at the horne of Enrique Mata
and there were 21 T-Birds present.
Susy reported that another meeting
was scheduled for September and we'll
report on the results in the next
edition.
Mexico. . . Paul Reiss has been
selected as the Mexico Thunderbird
Alumni Association's "Man of the
Year." Paul is president of Bic Pen of
Mexico, and was interviewed recently
by The News in Mexico City regarding
his selection.
The alumni meet for breakfast the
first Thursday of every month and Paul
was the speaker on June 3.
West Germany. . Carl Eidsness, Lo Locher, Werner Brockmeier, Mrs. Becky
Frohnmayer, Pierre Carras, Mr. lleillz Frohllmayer, Charles Lafond, Giovanlll Pol/astri,
John C. Cook, Alan Mueller, Bob Morey, Mark Rudolph, Mrs. Gonther Kohlke, Mr.
Gonther Kohlke, Larry D. Ursich, Giallni Torti, Reynard Karonl1, Paul Reichman, Jorgen
Lindeskov, Mark Ross, Marklls Habsburg, Mr. Klaus Zollweger, Richard McMuellen,
Mrs. Klaus Zollweger, Jacki Googill, Mariya Toohey, Tom Brennan.
Chicago . .. T-Birds at 45th Chicago World Trade Conference - l. to r. Zoran
Obradovic, ('79), Carol Hazelett, director of career services; Kathleen Brennon, prospective
student; Charles Mannel, vice president for corporate relations; Bob Bean ('48), director,
International Business Council Auditor Midamerica; Dan Hammang, ('80), Arthur
Andersen & Company; Peter Prirns ('80), Banque Indosuez; and Tom Kret ('81). Photo by:
Kee Chang, Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry.
THUNDERBIRD FALL 1982
Thunderbird Club of New England
· . . Monthly meetings are held the
first Tuesday of the month at Foreign
Affairs on State Street.
According to chapter president Jay
Donovan, two new board members
have been appointed: Sandra Jenkins
('77) and Torn Curran (,82), and events
for the year are being planned. Newly
elected officers are: president, Jay
Donovan ('79); vice president, Alan
Edmonds ('76); treasurer, Sandra Jen­kins
('77); secretary, Rob Babson ('80),
and social chairman, Tom Curran ('82).
Northern California ... T-Birds held
a gathering at the Holiday Barn Dinner
Theater on August 14.
Owners/operators of the theater, a
restored turn-of-the-century dairy barn,
are Dave and Clare Hodgin ('61) .
Trans-Europa Chapter Being
Considered
Carl Eidsness and Lo Locher
organized a meeting in Mainz, West
Germany, on the weekend of October 9
and 10 to further explore the idea of a
formal founding of a Trans-Europa
Thunderbird chapter. A tentative
agenda for the weekend included:
• a business meeting to determine if
and how to organize the chapter
• a tour of the c.A. Kupferberg
sparkling wine cellars
• a "Sekt" tasting
• a tour on a Rhine steamer along the
river's most picturesque stretch
• a walk through Mainz's "Alstadt"
with visits to its many wine pubs
Carl can be reached c/o A. Racke,
Kupferbergterrasse 17, 65 Mainz, West
Germany, or phoned at 49/61311105252.
He is anxious for suggestions and/or
offers to assist.
Hawaii . . . A lei greeting, pupus,
tropical drinks, and live Hawaiian
music and hula dancers highlighted the
recent gathering of Hawaii alumni in
honor of Dr. and Mrs. William Voris.
Thirty alumni and guests were on hand
to renew old acquaintances and make
new friends at the first major get­together
in Hawaii in almost two years.
The event, held at the Honolulu
Club, was organized by June Pearson
Sweetser ('77), Dennis Oshiro ('72),
and Fred Smoot ('66) . During the
evening, T-Birds were treated to a
showing of the new slide presentation
on Thunderbird and were given an
update of the school's recent
accomplishments by Dr. Voris.
As the revellers partied into late
evening, they vowed to continue the
fun by getting together on a more
regular basis.
11
12
COllling N ovelllber 6 and 7
Cornucopia of Color
A cornucopia of color is coming
to AGSIM on November 6 and 7.
The Eighth Annual Thunderbird
Invitational Balloon Race will likely
have 100 balloons colOring the
morning air on the school's "back
forty" during the festive weekend.
Once again, student booths will
feature foods from around the
world with most of the operations
being sponsored by campus clubs.
However, entrepreneurship shines
through and many a student loan
payment has been assisted by
profits derived from hard work and
good vittles prepared by
"Thunderbirds in residence."
The Friends of Thunderbird in
conjunction with the Glendale
Chamber of Commerce began
planning and organizing the Eighth
Annual Race soon after last
November's event, which netted
over $30,000 for the school's
scholarship fund. Sponsorships for
the race are going for $325 and for
that fee the sponsor receives two
tickets to the highly praised Hot
Air Affair (international dinner,
silent auction and calcutta) held the
Friday evening before the first race
day. In addition, sponsors are
treated to a brunch, held two
weeks prior to the race, and a
half-page ad in the Balloon Race
program is included-and it's all
tax deductible.
This year the students have
organized a two-mile fun run on
Sunday, November 7 at 10 a.m. for
all the running enthusiasts who
will be attending. They would be
happy to have some alums join
their ranks.
We hope T-Birds will come to
consider the Balloon Race as
AGSIM's "homecoming" event and
plan a visit to campus. The Alumni
Office will be open with coffee and
doughnuts available both Saturday
and Sunday mornings, with
stronger refreshment available on
Saturday afternoon.
Nearly 75 alums visited the office
during the 1981 race, and we hope
to see more of you this year!
'57 Class Silver Reunion
Set for Decelllber 16-17
Plans for the Silver Anniversary
Reunion for the class of 1957 are
underway and we're hoping for a
large crowd.
The schedule of events includes
an informal reception on Thursday
evening, December 16, in the
Goldwater Lounge. Faculty and
staff will join you, old acquain­tances
can be renewed and past
good times remembered, and you
can catch up on news about the
growth and development of
AGSIM.
On Friday, December 17, after a
morning gathering in the alumni
office, tours of campus are available
for those interested. Then there is
the pre-commencement luncheon
with the board of trustees at the
President's residence. Also
attending the luncheon will be the
commencement speaker, Dr.
Thomas Horton, president and
chief execu tive officer of American
Management Associations.
At the commencement exercises,
held in the late afternoon in the
Central Quad (just like 1957), each
alum will be presented their Silver
Anniversary Graduation Certificate.
Of course, following graduation
there is the party, organized by the
graduating class, at a local resort.
Everyone is encouraged to attend
and information regarding tickets
will be available when you arrive
on campus. Personal preference
remains the determining factor with
regard to attendance.
The '56 Reunion drew 12
attendees and we're hopeful that
the class of 1957 can double that
figure. Please phone Cathy Benoit,
(602) 978-7135, for more
information and assistance with
local accommodations and
reservations. MARK YOUR
CALENDARS NOW - and plan to
attend YOUR 25th Silver Reunion.
THUNDERBIRD FALL 1982
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 1981-82
Alumni giving reached
a record high of
$119,137 in 1981-82, an
increase of 29 percent.
Alumni also generated
an additional $38,824
of $47,135 in corpora te
matching gifts, for a
total of $157,961 given
to the School. Kenneth
A. Jacuzzi, Internation­al
Thunderbird Fund
Chairman for 1981-82,
matched new and in­creased
dollars with a
generous challenge
grant. The average gift
increased from $50 in
1980-81 to $65 in 1981-
82.
The number of donors
remained at the same
level as the previous
year. Only fifty-five
percent of donors in
1980-81 responded
with a gift in 1981-82.
Yet over 800 first-time
donors did respond.
Those alumni giving in
consecutive years will
become members of
the Encore Club, de­Signated
in the Honor
Roll by the symbol
lie."
1981-82 Contributions By Source
Corporations _'--__
$498,418
$119,137
Foundations
$73,595 Trustees
$66,711
Other*
$121,829
Patron
$25,000 and Up
Mr. Clay Bedford
Executive Club
$5,000 - $24,999
e Mrs. F.N. Thomas
e Mr. Kenneth A.
Jacuzzi, '79
(matching gifts)
International
Associates
$1,000 - $4,999
Mrs. Anna Duarte
Mr. David Fisher, '67
Mr. John House, '69
Mrs. John W.
Kieckhefer
e Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
J. Machia, '54
Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Sobin
Counselor's Club
$500. - 999.
Neal W. Baker, '74
John E. Begley
Leonard Brockman,
'75
Ernesto A. DeLaFe,
'79
Robert W. Feagles, '51
e Phillip J. Gibson, '72
Francis P. Graves
e Mark D. Herriges
James P. Hilderbrandt
e Edward B. Juliber
Ellis O. Kingman
Mr. & Mrs. Charles
Mannel
Donald G. McMullen
Kenneth A. McNeil
W. Scott Nix
Ronald R. Pfafflin
Mrs. Bettina Rubicam
Fred M. Smoot
e Jan A. Wells
Presidents Council
Members of the Presidents Council are
invited to participate in an advisory capacity
to President William Voris and to support the
Graduate School with an annual gift of $1,000
or more. Over $50,000, received from
members and corporate matching
contributions, is being used to augment and
improve academic programs.
The Presidents Council was formed in
1981-82 and membership is on an invitational
basis only.
Mr. Norman Auerbach
Chairman
Coopers and Lybrand
Mr. G. Clarke Bean
Chairman of the Board
Emeritus
The Arizona Bank
Mr. Earl L. Bimson
Director & Retired President
Valley National Bank
Mr. E.T. Collinsworth, Jr.
President
AXIA, Inc.
Mr. Vincent S. Daniels, '74
President
Minequip Corporation
Mr. George F. Getz, Jr.
Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer
Globe Corporation
Mr. William M. Johnson, Jr.,
President
Trans Petro, Inc.
Mr. Howard P. Keefe, 'K61
Partner
Arthur Andersen & Co.
Mr. Joseph M. Klein, '47
Chairman of the Board
Pluess-Staufer International
Inc.
Mr. David C. Lincoln
President and Director
VlKA Corporation
Mr. Roger A. Lyon
President
Valley National Bank
Mr. Thomas J. Machia, '54
President
Essner Metal Works, Inc.
Mr. Raul P. Masvidal
Chairman of the Board
Biscayne Bank
Mr. Robert McLellan
Vice President, Government
Affairs
FMC Corporation
Mr. Alfred F. Miossi, '48
Executive Vice President
Continental Bank
Mr. Henry T. Mulryan, '49
Executive Vice President
Cyprus Industrial Minerals Co.
Mr. William O. Pennel, '64
President
Intercontinental Motors, Inc.
Mr. Paul L. Reiss, '60
President
Bic Pen of Mexico
Mr. Mike A. Santellanes, '60
Partner
Price-Waterhouse
Mr. Richard Snell
Chairman and
Chief Executive Officer
Ramada Inns, Inc.
Mr. Frank L. Snell
Partner
Snell & Wilmer
Mr. Charles M. Stockholm, '56
Senior Executive Vice President
Crocker National Bank .
Mr. James F. Thornton
Retired Chairman of the Board
Lummis Company
Mr. Don B. Tostenrud
Chairman of the Board
The Arizona Bank
Mr. Darrow Tully
Publisher/Executive
Vice President
Phoenix Newspapers, Inc.
William C. Turner
Chairman
Argyle Atlantic Corporation
Mr. John A. Warner, '48
President
Sabritas, S.A. de C. V.
Mr. Daniel D. Witcher, '50
President .
Vpjohn International, Inc.
Founders Club Barton A. Francour
Miguel T.K.
$135. - 499. Friedlander
John P. Gibson
John J. Arthur Thomas F. Greer
John H. Ashby e John E. Greyer, Jr.
e Walter T. Atkinson, Jr. George E. Grimmett
e George W. Austin Robert C. Hackett
e Mr. & Mrs. George James P. Hagan
Barraclough Thomas M. Hague
e Charles H. Bartlett Eleanor S. Hamric
Sarah K. Bellman William A. Harris
e C. Michael Bennis e Sherman Hazeltine
Robert H. Berle Charles S. Hazen
Isobel Bimson e Donald E. Hellbusch
Sarah M. Blodgett e William E. Henley
e William G. Borlaug Aleana L. Hiles
John F. Brandenburg e Gary L. Hogenson
e Bernd Brand Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth
Thomas J. Brennan W. Holbrook
David L. Brothers e Jerry L. Holmes
e James K. Bruton e Shelley L. Hurley
Richard R. Bupp William Edwin
Dean A. Burkhardt Jacobson
Stephen C. Burrell Stephen P. Jeffery
Albert F. Cariello e Alford B. Johnson
John B. Carter e Peter Nobu Kawakami
Bias R. Casares Patrick Kawasjee
e Phillip E. Casey e Philip F. Kirk
Michael F. Chahine e Leonard J. Kistner
Bettina Whitaker e Blair J. Kittleson, Jr.
Chandler John P. Klecker
Neil M. Clark Randall J. Knauf
Ray Thomas Clements Kyung H. Lee
James G. Coatsworth Thomas W. Lehmer
Roger K. Cunningham Fred A. Leisering
Hassan Dana Mrs. Scott L Libby
Richard W. Decker Brayton Lincoln
Richard M. Delaney e George R. Lindahl, Jr.
William C. Dennis e Lawrence R. Lippstreu
e Kara M. Diekemper Ray C. Lopez
Robert A. Dilworth e Robert M. Lorenz
Paul H. Donnelly Addison L Luce
e John H. Downey e R. Alan Magnuson
Thomas S. Duggan Lisa M. Maioriello
David A. Dustin e James A. Markley, Jr.
e James W. Echle e Robert H. Marquardt
Roger J. Ely Billy F. Martin
e Arthur S. Erickson George E. Martin
e John W. Ervin, Jr. e Barry J. Mason
Warren E. Feller Kenneth N. May
John A. Florida William M. McDougal
Victor C. Fontaine Robert J. McMahon
Kenneth L. Foster Tom J. McSpadden
Lori M. Mills Foster Mark M. Moran
Carlton B. Foust e Lucile M. Myre
John Thomas Nein
Elizabeth J. Nelson
Lars Johan Nyboe
George C. O'Keeffe
Sydney C. Okoye
Robert E. Olsen
Sherman J. Olson
e Earl K. Oman
e Dennis T. Oshiro
William J. Paden
e A. Jordan Paine
Ravi Parameswaran
Peggy A. Peckham
Louis R. Peters
Douglas A. Pfaff
Richard K. Phillips
e Luis C. Pi-Sunyer
e Charles A. Platt
e Sheldon G. Pooley
e Curgie W. Pratt
e Janet E. Pratt
Robin Raborn
e Linwood L. Reed, Jr.
Carroll M. Rickard
e R. Lee Rignere
William J. Ri ey
e John T. Rogstad
Daniel Romanoff
John W. Ross
Richard Cabot Row
William J. Rush
George S. Rutledge
David L. Ryan
J. Phillip Samper
e Jose M.s. Santos
James C. Schwartz
Alexander 1. Schwartz
e Gerard C. Scott
e Craig A. Starkey
Dean J. Storm
e Lloyd A. Straits II
Eu~ene C. Sullivan
Ric ard D. Sullivan
Stephen H. Taber
Evelyn L. Theobald
e Philip A. Toll
e Timothy F. Torrington
John B. Tuggle
Harry B. Turner
Nils A. Urman
Amt Vagle
John L. Vette
Pieter A. Vos
Hal T. Walker
Robert E.L. Walker
Timothy C. Walker
William C. Walker
e Allan P. Welch
Robert S. Wilcox
William F. Williams
William D. & Barbara
C. Wilson
e Marcella Woodworth
e Winthrop Wyman
Thomas D. Yates
e Steven D. Zurcher
Class of 1947
Total gifts: $3,958
No. Donors: 31
No. in Class: 134
% Contributing: 23.1
e Adacusky, Emily
e Backer, Robert S.
e Bell, Thomas P.
e Boyce, James B.
e Braufman, Sidney
*e Cariello, Albert F.
Carpenter, Harold
*e Coatsworth, James G.
e Corcoran, Jeremiah F.
Dahlkamp, Fred N.
e Edmiston, Charles W.
e Gonzalez, Carl G.
Hutneck, Stephen L.
Kahley, Robert H.
e Kalrnans, Harold
*e Klein, Joseph M.
*e Leisering, Fred A.
Lindstrom, Herbert H.
Mervis, Florence
Michael, Robert E.
e Mitchell, William E.
e Olsen, Bernard E.
*e Paine, A. Jordan
*e Pooley, Sheldon G.
e Ritter, Charles O.
e Rorbach, Thomas H .
Schaeffer, William L.
Scharf, Stanley L.
Schneider, Elton R.
Walters, George H.
Weiss, Robert K.
Class of 1948
Total gists:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
e Beal, Vernon C.
e Bean, Robert L.
$3,304
29
130
22.3
e Burkland, Richard L.
e Campbell, Paschall
e Cole, Clifford W.
e Davis, William E.
*e Henley, William E.
e Henson, John D.
e Lauer, Fred J.
Lekis, Walter R.
e Lenertz, Donald J.
e Lien, John A.
e MacCachran, Robert
F.
Melnyk, Joseph
*e Miossi, Alfred F.
e Nazro, John
e Nettleton, Julia
Neumann, Charles W.
e Norman, Delmar E.
e Osburn, Earl S.
* Paden, William J.
Sherwin, Thomas
e Slemons, William C.
Studer, Carl J.
e Terho, Allan P.
Thatcher, Fred S.
*e Warner, John A.
e Wright, Harold A.
e Zimberoff, Allan L.
Class of 1949
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
e Allen, Robert
$2,177
31
145
21.4
*e Austin, George W.
e Beaman, Chester E.
e Bourke, Thomas G.
* Clark, Neil M.
Clay, David R.
e Cook, Charles W.
e Craig, Leroy R.
Ellis, Robert C.
e Enck, Mark B.
e Grier, Wallace C.
e Groves, Donald G.
e Hohmann, Robert A.
Hooper, Raymond L.
e Johnson, Richard T.
e Kline, Robert F.
e Lorenat, Gayle
Marugg, Gerald G.
e Miller, Kenneth J.
*e Mulryan, Henry T.
e Porchnik, Edgar S.
e Ross, William H.
e Rowe, Keith M.
Smith, Arthur J.
Steffen, Dwight A.
e Taylor, Irving A.
e Viner, Joseph A.
Wadleigh, Frank L.
Wahl, Thomas B.
e Wasson, Clarence L.
Windes, Dudley W.
Class of 1950
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
'Yo Contributing:
$2,865
31
126
24.6
Anderson, Richard C.
e Ashley, Alton L.
e Bender, Joseph R.
e Bertocchi, Robert P.
e Bicocchi, Anthony C.
e Bjerklie, George S.
e Bower, Ralph R.
e Boyce, Sterling L.
e Buccheri, Sebastian J.
*e Bupp, Richard R.
e Clarke, James W.
e DeSmith, William B.
e Goldsborough, James
R.
Hagen, Raymond E.
Hammond, Robert M.
*e Harris, William A.
Hastey, Robert P.
e Heidbrink, Virgil E.
*e Markley, James A.
e Meade, Richard A.
Mertz, John G.
e Mitchell, Charles C.
e Mowry, Duane D.
*e Olson, Sherman J.
e Pederson, Glenn W.
Plazibat, Robert
e Robins, Alvin G.
e Ruff, Graham D.
*e Toll, Philip A.
*e Witcher, Daniel D.
e Wyble, Joseph N.
Class of 1951
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
e Algert, Paul K.
$1,805
17
106
16.0
Bramble, William C.
*e Downey, John H.
Edwards, Elmer 1.
* Feagles, Robert W.
e Ferry, William M.
e Knorr, Robert J.
e Marlow, Shelton W.
Miller, Walter 1.
Pidcock, John K.
e Rogstad, John T.
Snyder, John P.
Strohecker, George R.
* Sullivan, Richard D.
Timmel, John R.
*e Turner, Harry B.
Watkins, Frank E.
Class of 1952
Total Gifts: $857
No. Donors: 19
No. in Class: 9R
% Contributing: 19.4
Baughman, Roy 1.
e Blackie, Norman
e Cornell, 1. Steve
e Crough, Marian
e Edmunds, Barbara J.
*e Greyer, John E.
Hays, John U.
lnsch, William E.
e Johnson, Richard l.
e Kelley, Walter R.
*e Lincoln, Brayton
Macy, John A.
e Madison, Toby R.
Olliver, William P.
e Pellegrini, Louis
e Sanguinetti, Norman
H.
e Schulman, Samuel
e Tanner, Charles D.
e Vais, Andrews D.
Class of 1953
Total Gifts: $730
No. Donors: 19
No. in Class: 94
% Contributing: 20 .2
e Adams, Thomas J.
*e Bartlett, Charles H.
e Benz, Eugene F.
Bowen, Richard S.
e Burns, Jean
e Campeau, Edward C.
DeMente, Boye L.
e Dougherty, Margaret
E.
e Enochson, Richard K.
e Lambert, John B.
Manning, James F.
May, Raymond T.
e Neblett, Samuel A.
e Schultz, Eugene H.
e Smeed, James R.
Stanley, James C.
e Tiber, Harry A.
White, Charles S.
e Wood, Charles T.
Class of 1954
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$6,985
19
110
17.3
Antinucci, B. Mark
Bernatz, Fred T.
e Coppersmith, Earl W.
Crooks, Howard H.
*e Erickson, Arthur S.
e Gale, William M.
e Hale, George E.
Heck, Gerald L.
e Keller, Charles G.
*e Kirk, Philip F.
*e Lindahl, George R.
*e Machia, Thomas J.
e Martinoli, Frank 1.
e Monaghan, James P.
Senkford, Robert C.
e Tedesco, Phillip S.
e Watkins, McNeill
e Whitcomb, Charles A.
e Wist, David 1.
Class of 1955
Total Gifts: $840
No. Donors: 16
No. in Class: 129
% Contributing: 12.6
Adams, Robert M.
Anderson, Paul F.
e Davis, Paul C.
Forster, Juan F.
Herazo, P.N.
*e Lopez, Ray C.
*e Lorenz, Robert M.
*e Martin, Billy F.
e Neitz, Walter R.
e Punnett, Richard E.
Risher, Robbins
Romanoff, Daniel
Ryan, William, H.
e Shallberg, William L.
Sommer, Charles J.
e Viborel, John M.
Class of 1956
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$2,337.50
24
141
17.0
Box, Eugene L.
e Brenner, Frederick C.
Bunnell, Richard G.
e Churidis, Robert P.
e De Robertis, Louis
Dixon, Arlo 1.
Duin, Robert M.
e Galt, Stewart S.
e Kratoville, Harry J.
e Kyte, Gilbert R.
e Laubach, Harry J.
Lockman, Joseph B.
*e Luce, Addison 1.
e Meneely, James K.
Neal, Harry C.
e Perlman, Irving C.
Prior, Lee R.
Rickard, Carroll M.
Rutledge, George S.
Siegle, Dorothy J.
*e Stockholm, Charles M.
e Tiernay, William R.
*e Wyman, Winthrop
e Zvanovec, Ladimir
Class of 1957
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$1,441.76
28
154
18.2
Arthur, John J.
Benedict, Keith l.
e Boggio, Alexander
Bonham, Robert 1.
e Buckmaster, W.
Douglas
e Carlson, Virgil F.
Coombs, Roger L.P.
e Gargiulo, William R.
e Grady, George E.
e Hay, John C.
Haydel, Belmont
Hornstein, Robert B.
e Huff, Robert L.
e Hutchinson, William
C.
e Jackson, J. Richard
Kritzer, James L.
e Maggio, Charles W.
e McKaig, William B.
Mora, Cruz R.
Neverovich, Walter J.
Oliver, Earl T.
e Reed, Timothy S.
*e Ross, John W.
Rush, William J.
*e Scott, Gerard C.
Weisenburger,
Theodore
e Welborn, Paul T.
e Withers, William F.
Class of 1958
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Cia;,;,:
% Contributing:
Allen, Stanley C.
e Busch, Edgar T.
$1,150
22
154
14.3
Caltrider, Hobert E.
e Christopher, Douglas
D.
Davis, Philip J.
e Dethero, J.H.
Edwards, Nancy
e Faust, Ronald F.
e Foley, John K.
Fritzner, Alvin
Hill, Douglas F.
*e Kawakami, Peter
Nobu
Kellogg, Walter A.
Labhard, Rolf W.
*e Mason, Barry J.
Pinckard, Frank E.
e Robinson, John C.
e Rosellini, Donald G.
e Ryder, Jack D.
e Sill, Frederick P.S.
e Smith, Loren D.
*e Vos, Pieter A.
Class of 1959
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$2,270
42
199
21.1
e Anderson, Ugene S.
e Arnette, Paul B.
e Blake, George B.
Bonnar, James P.
e Bradley, R. Lee
e Carroll, James M.
e Draigh, Kenton E.
e Evans, Alice
e Furlan, Andrew W.
e Golley, James B.
* Graves, Francis P.
e Hamilton, Robert C.
Hill, James J.
Hinkley, Charles B.
e Holland, Robert J.
Ho/tsnider, William B.
Honse, Thomas B.
e Jacobsen, Daniel T.
e Jones, Darrell S.
Kammerer, Charles E.
Koenig, John D.
Kyle, John G.
e Lind, Jerome S.
e Linsenmayer, Robert
R.
e Lloyd, David W.F.
e Maling, Donald
* Martin, George E.
Matkin, Jack H.
McEachron, A.
Douglas
e Merritt, Peter M.
e Moore, Frank S.
e Pierce, Aldon 1.
*e Pratt, Curgie W.
*e Reed, Linwood 1.
e Samuels, Neil
Shaw, Edward 1.
Smythe, William H.1.
Vlahides, Anthony J.
Walker, Robert E.1.
Westendorf, Leon F.
Youmans, David V.
e Zilai, Emil Z.
Class of 1960
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$5,044
36
186
19.4
e Bravender, David F.
Carter, John B.
Castillo, Roberto
Cave, James
e Delgado, Rodolfo 1.
*e Dilworth, Robert A.
Field, Bonner M.
e Hall, Howard G.
e Hanck, Walter C.
Herro, Alan A.
e Hogan, Thad R.
*e Holmes, Jerry 1.
Hormell, Duane C.
e Hume, Stewart O.
* Johnson, William M.
e Kieser, John F.
Kruppenbach, Jack A.
Life, Wallace F.
*e Lippstreu, Lawrence
R.
e May, Laverne C.
Miller, John R.
Olsen, Robert E.
Podgorny, Lester A.
*e Reiss, PaulL.
e Rerucha, Russel A.
e Ross, John J.
e Ross, Terrence S.
*e Santellanes, Mike A.
*e Starkey, Craig A.
e Steele, Dean 1.
e Taylor, ThCfmas M.
Tognazzini Kieser,
Valerie J.
e Tuberty, John E.
Tuttle, Thomas R.
e Vranizan, Ralph A.
e Windsor, Henry H.
Class of 1961
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$2,035
26
168
155
Amyot, Robert B.
e Baum, Norman H.
e Bennett, Kenneth 1.
Black, Paul D.
e Brewer, Thomas K.
e Cole, John S.
e Fuller, Richard 1.
e Fuller, Robert O.
e Garrison, Robert B.
e Grunden, Reed F.
Haase, John G.
*e Keefe, Howard P.
e Kingsbury, Linton D.
Lewis, Jerome S.
McGuckian, Paul A.
O'Brien, James H.
e Parker, James H.
e Patterson, James B.
e Paulino, James H.
* Samper, J. Phillip
e Sheehan, Thomas F.
e Taylor, Martin J.
*e Tuggle, John B.
Vignovich, Radomir
e Way, Osmon G.
e Workman, Charles E.
Class of 1962
Total Gifts: $987
No. Donors: 25
No. in Class: 196
% Contributing: 12.8
Ballard, Arthur J.
Ballestero, Manual C.
e Beldon, Jack
Chapin, Alan C.
e Cortes, Carlos E.
e Estes, Leon D.
e Feldman, Morris
'e Florida, John A.
Fritz, J. Michael
Gillen, Barbara M.
e Hanning, Ralph G.
e Hartley, William B.
e Lininger, Darrell Y.
Loth, Richard B.
Lynch, Brian E.
Lyng, John H.
e McMahon, Kevin J.
e Metler, Eugene H.
e Sanborn, Wallis R
Scheiffele, Christof J.
Singer, Terry S.
e Surrency, Thomas F.
e Trumbower, Titus R
e Yahn, Clarence H.
Ziebarth, John W.
Class of 1963
Total Gifts: $765
No. Donors: 17
No. in Class: 146
% Contributing: 11 .6
e Aageson, Thomas H.
e Barber, Bruce B.
e Burkard, Ronald P.
Carson, Marshall L.
Escobedo, Arnold H.
e Gilmore, Marquis H.
e Guenther, Bernhard
D.
e Heine, Bruce L.
'e Hellbusch, Donald E.
e Ruminski, John R
Johnson, Maurice, P.
Perdicas, Alexander J.
'e Pfaff, Douglas A.
e Romine, Bod
e Shaeffer, Harold B.
Van Gelder, Daniel B.
e Varricchione, Louis F.
Class of 1964
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
Baker, John R
e Berkey, W. Jim
e Berlin, Ira G.
$2,950
27
184
14.7
e Boice, Walter C.
e Bunce, Joseph O.
e Butler, M. John
Chamberlin, Robert
W.
Frey, Edward L.
Hershfield, Lawrence
M.
Hillary, Patrick E.
Hutchison, Murray H.
e Jones, Wendell H.
e Lagergren, Charles A.
Molzahn, Gary W.
e Moore, Garry S.
Morch, Claus T.
e Orbaugh, Ronald W.
'e Pennel, William O.
'e Pi-Sunyer, Luis C.
Smith, Dwight W.
e Steams, Ronald O.
Thomsen, Leonard C.
Tung, John T.
e Tyler, Norval O.
'e Vette, John L.
'e Wells, Jan A.
Winkelman, Charles
L.
Class of 1965
Total Gifts: $695
No. Donors: 19
No. in Class: 202
% Contributing: 9.4
e Barber, Stephen W.
e Calkins, Philip F.
Constans, William F.
Dial, Charles P.
Giese, Mary
GoldSmith, Daniel J.
Gowland, Robert W.
e Hardy, Charles B.
Love, Robert L.
e Marr, William L.
'e McSpadden, Tom J.
e Nelson, Gary W.
e O'Keefe, Michael A.
e Parker, William H.
Pool, Robert C.
e Savage, John V.
e Shapiro, William M.
Thomas, Terence F.
e Thompson, DuBois S.
Whisman, Donald E.
Class of 1966
Total Gifts: $3,362
32
246
13.0
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
e Arms, David S.
e Baer, Peter E.
'e Bennis, C. Michael
Best, Richard
Bilbrough, Richard R
Boyer, Howard J.
Callahan, Ralph W.
e Cline, Edward P.
e Douglass, Robert G.
'e Duggan, Thomas S.
e Feeney, Michael M.
e Fredette, Alan L.
e Giddings, Jonathan R
e Gleason, William A.
Greene, Gerald H.
e Griffin, D. Michael
'e Holbrook, Kenneth W.
e Hunsaker, Oscar W.
'e Jeffery, Stephen P.
'e Johnson, Alford B.
Lambert, Ralph C.
e Lo Piccolo, Joseph M.
e Long, Frank L.
, e Mar, Richard E. Masvidal, Raul P.
e Morse, Thomas D.
Nelson, Robert E.
e Ong, William C.
'e Platt, Charles A.
e Rudisill, H. Clifford
e Skelly, James S.
, Smoot, Fred M.
Class of 1968
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
_______________________ N%o C. oinn tCrilbaussti:n g:
$2,401
45
383
11.8
Class of 1967
Total Gifts: $3,655
46
291
15.8
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
Archibald, Dallas N.
e Berzins, Juris
Bradford, Donald W.
Brown, William R.
, Casares, Bias R
Delahunty, James T.
Derkash, Bruce S.
*e Donnelly, Paul H.
Dudley, John E.
Dueringer, Richard E.
e Farver, Thomas D.
e Ferguson, Ralph D.
, Fisher, David G.
e Fogg, William W.
o Fontaine, Victor C.
e Gilson, William R.
Graham, Charles W.
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Amount
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Grossmann, James T.
Gutierrez-Abadie,
Raul
Harssema, Frederik J.
e Jensen, Lance S.
e Johnson, Byron P.
e Kelso, Richard S.
e Kimmel, Edward K.
Krumm, Donald M.
Larrieu, Rene P.
e Linder, Douglas R
e MacPhail, M. Bruce
e Marchant, Jeffrey J.
Matchette, Richard J.
, e McCowen, Ronald E. Nein, John Thomas
°e Oman, Earl K.
e Ragsdale, Richard E.
e Reid, Donald B.
e Roney, Richard J.
Rooney, James P.
Ross, Dean M.
Sheldon, William Gary
.e Strawn, Steven R Sullivan, Eugene C.
Trilling, Howard K.
Tune, Harold N.
Werner, Jennings F.
'e Williams, William F.
e Wineburgh, Joel T.
e Adams, Dayton W.
e Bachhuber, Peter A.
e Barringer, Charles M.
e Batchelder, Henry F.
e Berg, John P.
e Boston, David L.
e Butler, Sam J.
Cackett, Robert E.
e Canterbury, William
A.
e Carswell, Courtney H.
e Chapman, Robert A.
Chopyak, Richard A.
Cuffe Walker, Mary C.
o Dennis, William C.
, Ely, Roger J.
e Fagin, Vincent B.
, Grimmet, George E.
e Gury, Joseph F.
e Hasenpflug, Richard
L.
Jones, George M.
Layotn, R David
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Participation
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LeSueur, Richard D.
Lemon, James P.
Lyons, Thomas M.
e Martin, William B.
McLaughlin, Patrick T.
Midgley, David R
e Montgomery, Douglas
L.
e Noble, Peter M.
e Norris, John S.
Repsher, Robert W.
e Sanchez, I Richard .
e Sanford, Brent J.
e Schlegel, Robert E.
e Skuse, Kenneth P.
e Stukuls, Voldemars
Sullins, K. Steve
' e Torrington, Timothy
F.
e Wagner, William A.
Walker, Montroville
• Walker, Timothy C.
e Warren, Booker R
. Weden, Richard Wilcox, Robert S.
e Zecher, Richard J.
Class of 1969
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$3,646.90
44
367
12.0
Arnold, John W.
e Barelli, John P.
e Bauccio, Charles M.
Berns, Peter N.
Brokken, James R
'e Burrell, Stephen C.
Christie, Phillip W.
e Clizbe, Garth D.
De Moss, Donald W.
e De Voe, Marvin J.
e Gauler, Brian W.
e Gevas, Thomas G.
Gontram, Joseph M.
e Gordon, James F.
e Gummere, John L.
Hall, Stephen F.
e Hayden, Anne
'e Hazen, Charles S.
'e Herriges, Mark D.
House, John L.
Jasper, William B.
e Jones, Timothy RH.
e Julian, Michael F.
e Kidder, Kathleen M.
Klein, James A.
Kleinbussink, Loog
Koehler, Richard A.
Locher, Manfred L.G.
Love, Patricia G.
McNamara, Martin P.
Mordret, Gerard C.
e Murphy, Michael O.
e Nelson, H. Reed
Novkov, Steven L.
Paloutzian, E. Allan
e Pikuet, Randy C.
e Poertner, Henry R
Polhemus, John C.
e Reece, Bob F.
e Root, Daniel R.
Sharpe, C. Patrick
Smith, Jason P.
Taylor, Sharon K.
Walls, Daniel J.
Class of 1970
Total Gifts: $3,010
No. Donors: 73
No. in Class: 601
% Contributing: 12.1
Anderson, Carol L.
Barnes, Harley H.
e Bauer, Keith
Behan, James B.
Briggs, Houston W.
e Brown, William G.
Cerallo, Oscar B.
e Chan, Beverly
Chapman, Steven R.
Counts, Gary A.
' e Decker, Richard W.
e Decort, Roger
e Dennison, Danal H.
Dorney, Donald P.J.
e Duston, Bruce R.
e Eaton Veblen, Linda J.
Ellis, Roderick
, e Epley, William D . Ervin, John W.
e Eugino, John A.
e Ford, Gregory L.
' e Foust, Carlton B.
e Fulcher, Wayne B.
Gilkey, Thomas E.
Green, B. Theodore
e Guarino, Samuel J.
e Gurley Lamonica,
Geraldine
• Hagan, James P.
Halloran, William B.
Hancock, T. Marvin
e Hewes, Robert W.
e Hoey, William C.
Ittner, George D.
e Jakob, Oliver G.
Johnston, William G.
Jones, Jeffrey K.
Juett, W. Dana
*e Kittleson, Blair J.
e Laverty, John R
Leenerts, Fred R.
e Longmire, J. Douglas
Lynch, Curtis
e May, George D.
Moore, Thomas A.
e Morehouse, David B.
e Morrell, James E.
Muncy, John L.
e Nagel, Walter H.
Niles, Harrison P.
e Onuparik, Stephen P.
e O'Keefe, Thomas B.
e Perez, William D.
Polson Daniel,
Carolyn
Rogers, Richard J.
e Root, G. Sheppard
Rund, Charles
e Rush, John R
e Sanders, Thomas B.
e Schuele, Alban W.
Schwartz, James C.
e Shaffer, David E.
e Shipley, Dwan L.
e Sietim, Udo I.
e Simons, John P.
e Snyder, Robert B.
e Stevens, Robert B.
e Summers, Michael H.
Thompson, Carl S.
* Walker, William C.
Westerlund, Charles
W.
e Westphal, Harold S.
e Wright, Stephen B.
e Young, Kenneth
Class of 1971
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$2,883.50
64
388
16.5
Abiaka, Innocent N.
Adamany, James c.
e Adams, Robert W.
*e Ashby, John H.
Baker, B. Lee
*e Borlaug, William G.
Brink, Theodore W.
Broderick, Joanna T.
e Brown, Stephen E.
*e Casey, Phillip E.
Codrea, Charles D.
e Cole, Carl A.
Coughlin, William H.
e Culwell, Rodney L.
Daniel, John W.
Diamond, Ralph L.
Duggan Moore,
Donna M.
Dwinell, Jon B.
Fullam, Brian M.
Funk, William M.
dlft-;;;u l(
\f{~U ltu{})
~
continul'd to 11l'lp in rl'cruiting nl'\\
studl'nts, organizing ch'lptL'r l'H'nts,
and cl)nducting Phlln,lthons in :'\l'\\
YorK, Hllustlln, Los Angl'll's, ,1Ild
Phol'ni"\. During 1l)~2-tn, iurmatilln
lli thl' .'\ssllciatL'd Thundcrbirds
IntL'rn,ltillnal Bllclrd ui Dirl'dors \\'ill
bl' compll'tl'd clnd rl'gilll1al chapters
\\'ill bl' tormalh' organized. Through
\'oluntel'rism and tin,lllcial support,
Thundcrbirds MC l'"\p,mding ,1
\'alu,lbk nl't\\·llrK.
e Hachem, Helen D.
Harte, Dennis W.
Hayes, William M.
e Healing, Kenneth E.
e Herbert, Michael K.
Hubard, William R
e Huff, Robert R
e Johnson, Jeffrey B.
e Jones, Charles J.
e Kelley, William T.
e Killeen, William R
King, Michael B.
* Kingman, Ellis O.
Kozak, Donald F.
e Latham, Hannis T.
e Latham, John H.
Lehmer, Thomas W.
e Malone, Charles B.
e Mann, Grover J.
e Marks, Jay G.
e Miller, Rosemary R
Neutzler, George D.
Newell, Gareth E.
Nishihara, Ross S.
e O'Mailey, Mark E.
Palmen, Peter C.
*e Phillips, Richard K.
e Reiner, Karl S.
e Riggs, James A.
*e Rigney, R Lee
e Schoening, Klaus D.K.
e Spitler, William D.
e Stanek, Donald W.
e Stewart, R Craig
e Strongin, Phillip N.
e Thomas, Linda L.
e Thompson, Keith M.
Vest, Charles T.
Welles, Alexander
e White, James D.
Wilmer, Anthony RP.
Wood, James A.
e Worden, Royce H.
e Wunder, V. Samuel
Class of 1972
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$4,213
86
561
15.3
e Ambrose, Richard A.
Anderson, John C.
e Auble, Edward C.
Barkell, William H.
Bivens, Dennis R.
Black, Leonard J.
e Blankenship, D. Bruce
Brandenburg, John F.
e Brukhardt, Gary A.
e Capps, Freddie L.
e Carson, Donald P.
e Chin, Youngho
Christensen, Soren K.
Clarey, Michael O.
Collins, Paul R.
Combee, Johannes C.
Conney, Carl M.
Conti, Bruce A.
e Corcoran, Susan J.
e Coronado, Vicente F.
Cullison, John S.
e Daniels, James D.
*e Delaney, Richard M.
e Echle, James W.
* Francour, Barton A.
e Frodsham, John S.
e Fuller, Theodore J.
e Galascione, Ralph N.
e Gardiner, Michael J.
*e Gibson, Phillip J.
Gregory, Kent
e Griffen, Peter
e Hachem, Khahil A.
e Hansen, Robert L.
e Harp, Virgil W.
Harris, Herbert L.
e Hays, Jack N.
Hazelton, John S.
e Heringer, Warren F.
e Hiller, George L.
e Hogenson, Gary L.
e Hopkins, Michael C.
Hughes, John C.
Hurst, Donald W.
e Johnson, Okey B.
Leff, Richard A.
Lewis, David J.
MacDonald, Douglas
N.
Marino, Joseph J.
e Matus, Gary J.
McCarthy, Justin J.
McNulty, Bruce A.
e Miller, Gary A.
Moore, Clair F.
e Mosier, Robert P.
Mueller, Robert H.
e Myers, Cliff A.
Myers, James M.
Nagle, Eugene
e Neiger, William J.
Ogilvy, David W.
*e Oshiro, Dennis T.
Ostrofe, Allen F.
e Peglar, Robb K.
Petross, Stephen L.
e Pia, Aldo
e Porter, Gary S.
Prudden, John
e Rehrmann, James F.
Renz, Robert A.
e Ruby, Jeffrey T.
Sears, Daniel R
Siesinger, Henry S.
Smiderie, FrankA.
Solomon, John C.
Stevenson, Craig E.
Teelin, Tim D.
Wadas, C. Greg
Walker, Ronald C.
Wallin, Jeffrey M.
e Wedwick, Robert W.
*e Welch, Allan P.
e Wick, Chad P.
e Williams, Meriwether
D.
e Wilson, Phillip R
Wright, John N.
Class of 1973
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
e Alien, Hal R
$2,688.48
58
497
11.7
Allen, James K.
Arnold, Ruth l.
e Beaty, Randall E.
e Betz, Charles J. P.
e Borges, Catherine L.
Breit, Richard J.
e Conner, Jerry D.
DeBakey, George T.
Driver, Richard A.
Escobedo, Ernest
e Evans, Holland B.
e Febiger, Christian
Fenollosa, Michael K.
e Frey, Louis A.
Giannini, Mark A.
Giessinger, Lawrence
C.
Goldsmith, Howard R.
e Graeber, Stephen W.
Greer, Thomas F.
e Henderson, James A.
e Janovsky, Jim
e Keiser, Allyn W.
Kerrest, Jacques D.
Kurtz, Ronald J.
Lee, Jae Suk
e Machamer, Debra A.
e McDaniel, Ronald R.
e McNerney, Matthew J.
e Miller, Gary G.
Morris, Kenn G.
Morrison, Christopher
T.
Movsky, David S.
Murphy, Melissa
e Nordell, Alan G.
e Nsien, Emmanuel J.
Olson, Gary R
* Peters, Louis R
* Pfafflin, Ronald R.
Reed, James W.
Roberts, David H.
e Romain, Arveen B.
e Roof, Bradley M.
Rostad, Haakon
e Sandegren, Thomas
H.
Sheffield, Robert V.
e Sibley, Gerry O.
e Silverstein, Roger S.
Smith, Perry D.
Snortland, Donald E.
e Strasser, Juergen F.
e Van Clay, Dean
Velie, Dennis
Wagner, Paul K.
* Walker, Hal T.
e Wallin, Peter R
e Willyard, John D.
Wilson, Jesse G.
Class of 1974
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$5,941.81
100
679
14.7
Armstrong, Nancy J.
e Arnold, Douglas M.
* Baker, Neal W.
Bauchman, Robert W.
Bildstein, Roger F.
e Bishop, Del A.
e Bjerke, Eric E.
e Brady, Robert C.
Brady, John F.
e Brewer, Rebecca Ann
Brininstool, William J.
Bronos, Patiste, G.
e Burleigh, Timothy S.
Campbell, Kenneth D.
e Cortright, Michael F.
Cotton Brady, Cindy
*e Cunningham, Roger
K.
* Daniels, Vincent S.
e Denning, Richard U.
e DiNuccio, Donald A.
e Dodson, James E.
e Domareck, Myron J.
e Downs, Edward L.
Drewes, William G.
e Esch, William E.
Farouki, Bashar T.
*e Feller, Warren E.
* Foster, Kenneth L.
Greene, Clifford
e Halderman, James A.
Hancock, Brent H.
e Harper, James S.
Harris, Thomas A.
Harrison, Sandra M.
e Heidel, Michael G.
e Heimbigner, Barry L.
e Henderson, Walton A.
e Hentschel, Alfred W.
e Hettrich, John A.
e Houk Goddrich, Julie
e Howard, James M.
e Jackson, Ralph E.
Jennings, Robert S.
Kamela, Donald W.
Kawasjee, Patrick
Keating, Robert L.
Keller, Lawrence P.
e Kelley, Dennis B.
*e Kistner, Leonard J.
*e Knauf, Randall J.
e laConte, Joseph J.
*e Lee, Kyung H.
Lee Martinez, Marikay
Lessig, Van
Lodge, Glenn R.
Logue, Don C.
*e Marquardt, Robert H.
McMunn, Mary K.
e McReynolds, Marian
Renee
e Mead, Paul S.
Meisterling, Richard
E.
e Melarkey, John C.
Mills Foster, Lori M.
Moran, Mark M.
e Morris, Douglas G.
e Myers, Michael D.
Oestlien, S. Bredo
O'Dea, Thomas F.
O'Neill, Brian T.
e Parameswaran, Ravi
Parker, Michael R.
Paty, William N.
Pearson, Preston B.
Peckham, Peggy A.
Petersen, Bruce G.
e Peterson, Bruce A.
Pinion, Thomas J.
Riper, Curtis D.
Robyn, James P.
Sabatini, Mario G.
*e Santos, Jose M.S.
Schoettler, Michael J.
Seidel, Carlos P.
e Selby, Roy L.
e Smithers, Richard M.
e Soffer, Jim E.
Solenick, Paul M.
e Stoops, Bradley N.
e Suchan, Frank F.
Terril, Jim E.
e Thieme, Michael A.
e Trafi, David L.
e Trott, David B.
Vagle, Arnt
e Waddell, John W.
e Wallenstein, Peter S.
Wegert, Bernhard W.
e Wold, Michael W.
Wood, Russell P.
e Yonovitz, Harold B.
Class of 1975
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$4,195
94
754
12.5
Aka, Raymond H.
e Atchison, Rainy R.
e August, S. Robert
Black, Brian W.
Boyd, John P.
e Bradson, Elaine C.
Bridewell, David W.
*e Brockman, Leonard
e Campbell, Dennis M.
Campbell, Ian D.
Cespedes Bravo,
Hestor
Cevallos, George W.
Colombi, Paolo E.
e Cooper, Catherine W.
e Corral, John P.
Cromley, Keith L.
Cummings, K.A.
e Cummins, Robert B.
Davis, James H.
Derby, John M.
Egger, Vladimir
e Flynn, Michael R.
e Forbes, Robert D.
e Forman, Stuart W.
e Frost, Thomas A.
e Gaebe, Christopher C.
e Godfroy, Richard E.
Goode, Alan P.
e Grant, James S.
Grinnell, Greg W.
Halbert, Gary D.
e Hartenstein, James C.
e Hatch, Vernon A.
e Hedges, Thomas J.
e Henderson, David E.
e Heslington, David C.
*e Hilderbrandt, James P.
e Hoffmann, John W.
e Howard, Eldon E.
e Jackson, Dale R.
e Jawetz, Pincas
e Kahn, Richard G.
e Keane, Kevin M.
e Keating, Walter F.
e Kondos, John R.
e Laning, Christine
e Le Pon, Gary
e Lubin, Andrew J.
Lutter, Susan L.
e Mann, Franklin H.
* May, Kenneth N.
McBeth, Robert B.
e McNeal, Lynn E.
e McPherson, Kenneth
R.
Morris, Michael J.
Murray, Robert J.
e Nederburgh, David E.
Nicowski, David H.
e Nixon, Alan G.
Ochs, Sara
e Okamoto, Duane K.
e O'Neal, Moncure C.
Pace, Hugh D.
Paez, Francisco A.
Payne, Brian M.
e Pickens, Kenneth E.
Pinto, Serge M.
Pomar, Argemiro G.
e Ricketts, Daniel M.
Riley, William J.
e Rippen, Gary L.
e Rotchadl, David D.
e Saint-Amant, J.
Richard L.
e Sargent, Peter B.
e Schields, Thomas F.
Sevier, Paul L.
Skiles, Joseph H.
Smith, Robert L.
Sommer Tribolet,
Kathryn L.
Steed, Emmett D.
e Stockburger, Paul S.
e Straight, Thomas M.
Tasker Thompson,
Mary Ann
e Terrassa, Ricardo J.
Terrazone, Dennis M.
Thurston, Amy M.
Voto Bernales, Andres
Wagner, Victo~a .
Wasilewski, NikolaI
Whalen, Eileen
e Whitehead, William
G.
Whitehead, James W.
Wiese, Edward T.
Yates, Thomas D.
Class of 1976
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$4,137.96
93
620
15.0
Ackley Crofts, Barbara
Acton, Elizabeth Ann
Adair Ensign, Robin
e Aledda, Mark P.
e Alvarez, Kimberly C.
*e Atkinson, Walter T.
Austin, John R.
*e Bellman, Sarah K.
e Berry, Michael P.
*e Brand, Bernd
e Brawley, Marion P.
Brelsford, Gates G.
e Brunner, Gerald A.
*e Bruton, James K.
e Buchaj, Gregory
Chahine, Michael F.
Collett, Leanne H.
Cook, Martha S.
e Cornelio, Bruno J.
DeBerge, Cassandra
D.
Dickinson, Keith H.
e Emkes, Mark A.
e English, Robert C.
Fenichell, Peter C.
e Flenniken, Clifton W.
Freeman, Edward F.
e Fullop, Joseph P.
e Gary Howard, Pamela
S.
* Gibson, John P.
Grady, Thomas E.
e Greco, Jerry
Guzzino, Lynette A.
*e Hamric, Eleanor S.
e Harrison, David A.
Hayes, William M.
Hennessey, Michael
D.
e Hoffman, Jon A.
Holland, Hector 1.
Hunter Peden,
Reelana C.
Huntzinger Della
Ratta, Rosalie K.
e Huth, Marvin R.
Hyman, Debra A.
e Jenson, Allan Robert
Judd, Rebecca
e Kaul, Kurt J.
Klinge Gibson,
Katherine A.
e Kriegsies Elmore,
Christine M.
Kroos, Christopher
e Kubassek, Alexander
e Martin Baron, Sara L.
McNeil, Kenneth A.
Mees, Axel
e Messer, Paula
e Miller, Pamela L.
Molina, Franco O.
Molinar-Sanz, Luis F.
Montmorency, Pat C.
Morgan, David B.
Morris, Robert T.
Moynehan, David J.
Muller, George
e Nelson, Maegene
Nicholson, Peter G.
e Nohl, Victor T.
Ogawa, Kohei
Patterson, C. William
Perkins, James D.
e Peters, James R.
e Podbewchek, Ingrid
M.
e Popescu, Adrian V.
*e Pratt, Janet E.
*e Raborn, Robin
Roberts, Amanda H.
Roos, James O.
Rose Bushnell, Nancy
Rubalcava, Edward A.
e Russ, Linda Mary
Scattolini, Gianni
Schneider, Jeffrey L.
e Shanks, Robert L.
Sigmund, Robert J.
e Singleterry, Tom C.
e Skelley, John
Snell, Frank W.
e Spector Varkonyi,
Leslie
e Strawcutter, Andrew
J.
Tenden, Marlene
e Travis, Lawrence E.
e Tubridy, James J.
Ure, Louise C.
e Varkonyi, Irvin S.
e Votruba, David C.
e Winter, Paul A.
Class of 1977
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$15,631.90
144
853
16.9
Ambrazaitis, Ramune
M.
Anderson, Sam K.
Andrew, Ray E.
e Babich, Beth E.
Barron-Mees, Georgia
e Bartley, Terry M.
Beatty, Thomas J.
e Belcher, Russell H.
e Benci, Cynthia J.
Bemfeld Vohs, Ralph
G.
e Berzins, Valdis
*e Blodgett, Sarah M.
Book, Ethan G.
e Brina, Arthur G.
e Broskey, Mark E.
Bubar, Mark S.
*e Burkhardt, Dean A.
Byrnes, Barbara J.
Carrier, Lynn A.
Casey, Gregory B.
e Champagne, Kenneth
L.
* Chandler, Bettina W.
Chicka, David M.
e Christiansen, Paul B.
e Clinton, Ricky J.
e Colby, Valerie C.
e Conoway, Patricia J.
Cook, Ronald G.
e Coston, Kim E.
e Cracco, James A.
e Cypher, John B.
Dana, Hassan
Della Ratta, Ralph
e Dixon, Michael M.
e Dombroski, Edward J.
Erickson, Steven M.
Fairley, Marilyn A.
Feldman Deal, Sidony
M.
* Ford, Noel K.
e Foster, Clifton A.
e Freedman, Laura S.
* Friedlander, Miguel
T.K.
Galatioto, Salvatore J.
Gertin, Ted
Ghannoum,
Mahmoud J.
e Gilbert, Richard L.
Greaves, Sherry D.
e Gullett, Gregory A.
Hackim, Thomas G.
Hartshorn, Randy L.
e Hickman, Roger D.
e Hitchcock, Lewis H.
Hollingsworth, Scott
D.
Holloway, Pamela J.
e 19oe, Joseph A.
e Jehovics, James S.
e Jenkins, Sandra A.
Jusino, Eddie J.
e Kamm, Barbara
e Kelso, Robert M.
e Kieger!, Siegfried M.
e King, William K.
e Kleinschmidt, Karen
A.
e Kovacs, Nimrod J.
e Kramer, Dale G.
Kramlich, Kim D.
e Kranz, Jonathan E.
e Krempley, George D.
e Lakin Warren, Vicki L.
Larson, Kathleen A.
e Lavin, Jack A.
Lawrence, Albert T.
Learmonth, Scott
* Libera Purkrabek,
Susan D.
e Lindahl, Thomas G.
e Loechel, David J.
Loechel, Barbara V.
Loizides, Andreas C.
e Long, Glenn E.
Lowe, Charles E.
Ludden, Lori W.
e Lynch, W. Sanford
MacDonald, Craig W.
e MacBeth, William R.
Madison, William C.
Madonia, Peter F.
e Maid, William J.
e Mainguene, Pierre M.
Malueg, Douglas J.
Manis, Robert P.
Martin, Gary J.
e Matthews, Donald E.
McGlasson, Lizanne
e McNamara, James M.
e Meckenstock, Bobb A.
e Mellinger, Alan J.
e Meltzer, John A.
Miedema, Bernard
J.W.H.
e Minarich, Michael J.
e Montgomery, Stephen
B.
e Motonami, Kotaro
e Mulkey, Roger D.
e Norton, George L.
e Olson, Keith D.
e Ostroff, Morris
Oueini, Louay
* O'Keefe, George C.
Palm, David T.
Pearson Sweetser,
June B.
Platz, William A.
e Puplava, James J.
Qua, John C.
e Query, Jack F.
e Quinn, Gail
Quinn Critchfield,
Christine J.
Rhee, Sang W.
Richards Cline, Carol
J.
e Richoux, William J.
e Roberts, Elizabeth H.
Rowland, Timothy L.
e Ryan, Thomas
e Sauer, Kelly R.
e Schalch, Sarah A.
e Schiller, Deborah R.
e Scott, James P.
e Silbert, Teresa A.
e Stevens, John T.
e Stevens, Richard L.
e Sturgis, Sheldon S.
e Sweetser, Tom E.
Tiliacos, Nicholas A.
Tolnai, Paul
e Ure, Lee J.
e Urman, Nils A.
Wahoski, Martha H.
e Waldner, Scott
e Ware, Stephen L.
e Weber, Craig D.
e Wehrle, Charles J.
e Wellman, J. Gary
e Wescott, Barlow M.
Wilson, Barbara C.
e Wilson, William D.
e Witcher, J. Wright
* Woodworth, Marcella
Class of 1978
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$6,237,58
144
740
19.5
e Aldrich, Frances M.
e Allen, Gary J.
Aurand, John D.
e Baldwin, Catherine A.
Battles, Byron W.
Beauchamp, Brian M.
Behnisch, Daniel M.
Behnisch, Karen
e Blunt, Bruce Q.
e Brady, Paul D.
*e Brothers, David L.
Buczynska, Rita
Bukowski, James B.
e Burka, Denise
e Butler, Ann E.
e Butler, Michael L.
e Byington, Michael D.
Carlin, Thomas P .
e Cath, Thomas R.
Champagne, Laura K.
e Chang, Alice F.
e Chang, Peter D.
Chesnes, Ann V.
e Clarke, Nancy L.
Cochran, Gary E.
Cooper, Alan N.
Cowart, Robert A.
e Daeschner, Shirley A.
*e Diekemper, Kara M.
e Douglas, Scott M.
Duke, Gregory R.
e Durbin, John E.
* Dustin, David A.
e D'Antonio, Anthony
R.
EI-Daher, Michel Y.
Erickson, Kenneth A.
e Finch, Geoffrey A.
e Fones, Stephen R.
e Foster, Harold D.
Frascogna, Marc S.
e Gandy, Steven Lee
e Garney, Lynn M.
Garrison, Andrew D.
e Gasior, Jon J.
e Gasser, Stephen B.
Giacometti, Bernardo
A.
Gibson, Richard J.
e Gilroy, Theresa E.
e Goggin, Gail L.
Gomez, Paul G.
Gutman, Pamela V.
e Hamilton, Margaret L.
Hiles, Aleana L.
e Hoing, Charles W.
e Horton, Steven L.
*e Hurley, Shelley L.
e Hutchinson, J. Scott
e Jensen, Herbert L.
Jham, Ashok H.
Johnson, Leslie C.
e Johnson, Scott A.
Joslyn, Gregory R.
Kearnes, Lisa A.
*e Klecker, John P.
Kloehn, Ted O.
Kocher, Cynthia
Landis, Robert B.
e Lanning, Barbara A.
Lasser, Howard
e Lavelle, Timothy C.
Lee, Howard B.H.
Lindblad, Mark A.
Liston, Stephen L.
Lobock Solochek,
Marda G.
e Lund, Timothy C.
e Lundh, Peter E.
*e Magnuson, R. Alan
e Manners, D. Jeffrey
Mason, Robert H.
e Mathews, Gerald T.
e McCutchon, Frances
E.
McDevitt, Sandra J.
e McKinney, John E.
e McMullen, William G.
e McMurry, Mitchell K.
McReddie, George B.
Morley, Geralyn S.
e Murry, Portia M.
* Nelson, Elizabeth J.
e Newell, Richard P.
*e Nix, W. Scott
Otto Young, Rosilyn
B.
e Ouimette, Bernard J.
Peevey, John Pender
e Perry Doyle, Diana
e Peteete, Terry L.
Pike, Randall E.
Popish, Edward J.
Powers, Maureen
e Quackenbush, Gail R.
Rankin, Tod S.
e Rathvon, Kathryn M.
Rechsteiner, John C.
e Rectenwald, Theodore
Reinbolt, Steve M.
Richardson, Gerald F.
Roberts Learmonth,
Brook K.
Ross, Lewis W.
*e Ryan, David L.
Sandberg, John D.
e Satchell, Danny L.
Schmieder, Joseph c.
e Schneck, Robert J.
e Scott, David P.
e Sherman, R. Diane
Shirnoji, Sterling G.
Shin del, David A.
e Simpson, Robert F.
Skybak, Jan O.
e Sliff, Gregson T.
Smith, W. Bryan
Staheli, Don H.
e Stair Gibson, Martha
D.
Stanko, Catherine M.
Stewart, Douglas L.
Stoehr, Klaus K.
*e Storm, Dean J.
Swanson, David E.
Toohey, Mariya A.
Towner, Jeri R.
e Udvardy, Andrew
e Vydtal, Richard K.
e Walck, Patricia
Walker, John D.
Waiters, William B.
e Wanandar King,
Suzanne M.
Waszok, Albert J.
Whelan, Robert G.
White, Marda S.
e Yang, Man-Chiu
e Young, Gilbert V.
e Yudicky, Stephen W.
Zollweger, Klaus S.
*e Zurcher, Steven D.
Class of 1979
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$19,648,50
206
832
24.8
e Abdelrahman,
Mohammad Anwar
e AI-Armouti, Nazzal
Mahd
e Anderson, David B.
Aoshima, Masa Aki
Appel Hughes, Denise
M.
Attix, Richard A.
Ball, Melody A.
Ballard, Bri.an L.
e Barge, Alexander L.
Baron, Mary
Becker, Kevin M.
e Bell, Barbara A.
Berle, Robert H.
Berry, John S.
Bevans, Joan E.
Bigler, Wesley D.
e Boyer, Randolph W.
e Bramao, Manuel P.
Bredenberg, Richard
Eric
Brennan, Thomas J.
Brodnitz, Caroline F.
Brown, Steve W.
Browne, William R.
Buck, Rosemary A.
Burditt, John C.
e Burkholder, Kelly B.
Cahoon, Bradley
Spencer
e Calkins, Martin John
Civalleri, Roberto
Clark, John C.
Clements, Ray
Thomas
Clyde, Jim L.
Cole, Judith K.
Cone, Willie W.
Cook, John C.
Copeland, Charles R.
De La Fe, Ernesto A.
e De Sio, Isabel R.
Dillon, Joseph F.
Donnersberger
Downing, Kelley J.
Drace, Steven E.
Dreyer, Michael J.
e Dudley, Robert W.
Dzvonik, Mary Jayne
E.
e Eidsness, Carl W.
EI-Daher, Gabriel Y.
Elggren, Craig L.
Erdmann, Michael D.
Farmer, Brian T.
Ferris, Catherine Mary
e Finch, Terry Marie
e Fitzgerald, Daniel L.
F1eurke, Maarten W.
Ford, David W.
Foster, Phillip H.
Franko, Robert M.
Fuhrman Martin,
Nancy
e Gagnon, Damian L.
Gallus, Bruce F.
Gerber, Doug R.
Gething, Thomas B.
Gleeman, Andrew
Scott
Golden, Elizabeth A.
e Gourmelen, Yves
Graham, Mary M.
Grant-Clark, Pamela J.
Greve, Lee E.
Groen, Russell B.
Guzman, Guillermo
Haaland, Knut
Haggerty, William T.
e Hampson, Jane J.
Harris, Michael David
Harvey, Thad Hood
Haslam, Mark C.
Hayes, James W.
Hetherington, Robert
H .
Hewitt Dudley, Mary
L.
Hofferth, Kerry B.
Hoffman, Barbara G.
Hofmanner, Henry T.
e Holstein, Daniel T.
Hughes, Philip R.
Humphrey, Arthur F.
e Huseman, Ann L.
Hussein, Ahmed M.
Hussey, William L.
e Huvendick, Eric R.
Jackson, David M.
*e Jacuzzi, Kenneth A.
e Johnson, Rosalie
Louise
Jones, William Morris
Kelly, Thomas S.
Kempczenski, Leo J.
e Kent, Kyoko I.
Kessler, Peter S.
Kirby, L. William
Konold, Elizabeth
e Lamberton, Peter G.
Lash, Glen R.
e Lawson, Thomas
Crowell
Lee, Kil Won
Lewis, Kenneth V.
Lezell, Amy B.
Lisac, Jasna Ann
Lord, Clifford W.
Lyon, Donald M.
Mahoney, Kendra Lu
Maioriello, Lisa M.
Malott, Robert S.
Markel, Curtis L.
Martin, Drew A.
e Martin, Peter J.
e McCarthy, Timothy J.
McCracken, Mark L.
* McDougal, William M.
McUvain Spaulding,
Marianne
McNeff, Pamela J.
Mekrut, Philip A.
Mena, Juan C.
Milo, Paul A.
Mole, Susan L.
Mole, W. Robert
e Mourad, Fred
Munsell, Stephen L.
Murphy, John A.
e Myers, J. Scott
Myers, Jo Anne
Ng, Chung-Man
Nishnick, J. William
e Norderhaug, Kathleen
W.
Norderhaug, Syver
Oi, Jiro
Okoye, Sydney C.
Orr, Carol C.
Orr, Stephen K.
Ortega, Jose H.
Paddock, William John
Pallette, Philip
Burbank
e Peecher, John Wesley
Polhemus, J. Mark
Pomeroy, Edward J.
Pressler, John A.
Probasco, Frank
Thomas
e Proper, Taco Frederick
e Purnell, Edward
Albert
Radnofsky, Stuart L.
Reinharz, Lea Mariam
Remar, Suzanne
e Riley, Patrick M.
Rinz, Jeffrey J.
Rondon, Luis E.
Rosco, Steven A.
Ross, Jane E.
*e Row, Richard Cabot
Roy, Michael W.
Rybar, Susan L.
e Saunders, Anne
Patricia
Schottenstein, Harlan
M.
e Schreiber, Denis W.
Schwartz, Nancy P.
Segovia, Javier
e Seguar, Mariano
Gonazalez
Serfontein, Susan M.
e Seryak, Mark T.
Shaw, Kelly Scott
Signer, Charles
e Simmers, Jane M.
e Sjoquist, Carl E.
Smythe, Peter S.
e Snow, Andrew
Sobrino-Porto, Miguel
e Sridaran,
Venkataraman
Stambaugh, Frederick
B.
Stang, Andreas
e Stangle, Brian M.
Surgant, John M.
Susz, Marty E.
SWift, John J.
e Sylvester, Victoria
Lynn
*e Taber, Stephen H.
Thomas, Debra A.
Thomas, Donald E.
Thomas, Kathy E.
Tillman, Nikolaus P.
ToU, Carolyn A.
Topp, Gregory C.
Torti, Gianni
e Tsai, Vue Quo
Tutherly, Diane F.
Valderrama, Carlos J.
eVan Coevering,
Richard J.
eVan Mossel, Koen
F.M.
Vander Heyden,
Kathryn M.
Von Brockdorff, Judith
D.
Von Brockdorff, Mark
Ian
Von Gimbut,
Alexander
Walicke, Alan P.
Watterworth, Jerry J.
Waymel, Steven R.
Weybret, James Alan
Williams, David L.
Wilson, Patricia
Dianne
Wood, David A.
Wulff, Henry J.
Yiannakakis, John E.
Zepeda, Jose L.
Class of 1980
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$2,822.43
93
807
11.4
Abdul-Kareem,
Sabuur
Barnhorn Britt, Mary
Michael
Barotta, Gloria
Beissel, Yuri
Alexander
e Benson, William H.
Beshensky, Anna M.
e Bettis, Anne L.
Boyles, Richard D.
Brown, Judith Evonne
Camarigg, Douglas
Lee
Carver, George B.
Chapman, David
Drennon
Charlton, Janice L.
e Clugston, Linda J.
Coats, Jeffrey Hugh
Collins, Stephen P.
Corley, James R.
Doerfler, Susan L.
Doyle, Deborah
Erickson, Jesse R.
Erickson, Kent
Vincent
Fandek, Philip B.
e Fessler, Lindsey J.
Freer, James E.
Frosini, Terry L.
Garrett, Richard B.
Glance, Peter B.
Greiter, Jeanne M.
Hackett, Robert C.
Hammang, Daniel F.
Hartnett, Jeanine E.
Hauser, Larry R.
Hawkins, Steve L.
Helmich, Eugene H.
Henke, Karen Anne
Hennington, Kathryn
Herald, James H.
Hershey, Alan D.
e Hess, Lawrence E.
Hill, Nanci Ann
Hoffman, Diana B.
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111anagl'mcn t ed UCd til)n.
e Hope, Lawrence A.
Horsey, Sarah R.
Howell, Joseph
Donald
Jochem, Ingrid Maria
Jordan, Thomas P.
Katterjohn Perry,
Carolyn Shelton
Kenley, James R.
Kohrs, Manfred
Lande, Duane G.
Lavelle, Eugene J.
Lerch, Tracey S.
Lieberman, Amy
Lindstrom, Jane Ellen
Lopez, Eric F.
Lupberger, Kent
Maloney, Karen B.
Marino, John S.
Mason, Taryn A.
Mason-Hummel,
Wendy
Maxwell, Laurene S.
Meyer, Paul F.
Mikitowicz, Walter
Miller, Therese Mary
Morrow, John D.
Mueth, Gregory C.
Norelli Muir, Karen
Muir
Palmquist, Alice
Nancy
Patterson, Darlene M.
Patterson, Linda G.
Perry, David Richard
Prims, Peter Ward
Riddell, Randy M.
Robertson, Alan Floyd
e Romig, Gretchen Gale
Rothstein, Diane S.
Ruckel, Gail A.
Sahlin, William Allen
Schwartz, Alexander I.
Silva, Ignacio J.
Smelser, David M.
Springer, Dianne L.
e Stayer, Mark A.
e Stetson, Jeane
Stewart, Lindsey
Stinson, Lee C.
Thoeny, Juli Ann
Treu, Philip E.
Van Buren, Julie K.
Von Hillebrandt,
Martha R.
Wagner, Ralph D.
Warner, Stuart G.R.
Wiehl, Kim H.
Class of 1981
Total Gifts:
No. Donors:
No. in Class:
% Contributing:
$1207
37
797
4.6
Adler, Steven Henry
Alpern, Abbey P.
Brooks, Michael A.
Brown, Clare Helen
Carra, Mario
Cazares, Gloria E.
Christman, Dana Elese
Darab, Thomas John
Eldek, Olgan
Feighner, Jon Lee
Fischer-Brown,
Deobrah J.
Friendly, Edwin S.
Georges, Chrysanthe
Hambrick, Patricia
Lynne
Hernandez, Pamala
Kay
Hoffman, Sharon Ann
Iskandar, Tommy
Jacobs, Cindy Lynn
* Jacobson, William
Edwin
Johnson, Floyd Edwin
Khoury, Gilbert R.
Kolberg, Hans Kristian
Metelico, Oscar A.
Meyers, Daniel C.
* Nyboe, Lars Johan
Pero, Colleen A.
Samuelsen, Cliff
Joseph
Schranz, Dennis A.
Sills, Eric Christian
Spurr, David Brian
Steele, Wycliffe
Eugene
Sumihara, Masanori
Varea, Sonya Leonor
Wallace, Frances M.
Walter, Paul Wilson
Westhart, John David
Wiese, Nancy Ann
Class of 1982
Total Gifts: $49
No. Donors: 3
No. in Class: 385
% Contributing: 0.8
Goldstein, Lisa Ruth
Rabens, Mark S.
Gifts in Memorium
Friends and relatives
chose to honor the
following people with
gifts in memorium.
Doug C. Amidon, '80
Gbodey Badom, '79
Clifford E. Bevens, '50
Walter Bimson
Ray Bruyere, '77
Rosemary S. Bupp
John D. Campbell
Pamela Dolan, '79
M.D. Evenson
Robert Fogelson, '54
Bob Hamlin
Marjorie N. Harp
Minnie B. Howard
Saud and Mary Jallad, '79
L. Lauerhass
Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Lobock
Elbert H. Long
Susan B. MacGill, '81
William H. Messer
Beverly Norman
Edward V. O'Malley, Sr.
Mrs. Doris J. Paine
James A. Parshall
Al and Doris Pfaff
Kristen Piper
Bill Rayman, '54
Dr. John Richert
Dr. William Lyle Schurz
Max Shniderman
Joe Smith
Carl Studer, Sr.
Noboru Tanaka
Pauline Wilson
Dr. Orval Withers
AGSIM's
New
Activities
Center
by S. Russell Dworkin
Slowly, but surely, the campus of
AGSIM has undergone many
transformations in the past 35
years. The renovation of old
buildings and the construction of
new ones has served to partly
diminish the military camp
atmosphere and bring forth an
appearance more commonly
associated with an academic
institution. Indeed, former
denizons of campus dormitories
must bear fond memories as the
recent renovation of 0 building
brought the last barracks-style
dorm into the modern era with
new fixtures, carpeting, and most
belovedly-air conditioning. A new
classroom building gave students a
more academic setting and teachers
a more professional arena for
teaching. The old classrooms
received fresh paint and new
doors. The career center was
enlarged to make room for more
in terview space and other
recruiting facilities. Only one
development was absent-a
centralized, multi-functional
gathering place. This summer, the
old familiar hangar which housed
the Thunderbird "jets" in the' 40s,
and the Pub subsequently, has
been undergoing renovation to fill
that need.
By November, AGSIM will have
a new activities center, spacious
enough to accommodate between
1,200 and 1,500 people, replete
with bar, kitchen facilities, and
wired for sound. It will serve the
AGSIM community for such
purposes as meetings, seminars,
dinners, movies, and parties.
According to Lee Stickland, vice
president for business affairs, its
doors will be open for the first time
to service the 8th Annual Hot Air
Affair on November 5.
The idea for the center first came
up two years ago at the Balloon
Race of 1980, when Dr. Voris
remarked publicly that that type of
facility was needed. The idea
germinated until this summer when
recent operating surpluses
generated the funds for the project,
which will cost approximately
$300,000.
Stickland outlined some of the
features of the renovation such as a
drop-down divider to partition the
space for smaller gatherings, an
evaporative cooling system which
has the flexibility to later be
converted to centralized cooling
and heating at low cost, auditorium
style front doors, and modern
restroom facilities . He also
discussed some of the cost-saving
features of the auditorium such as
the leveling of the floor to reduce
clean up costs, no permanent
seating fixtures to reduce set-up
costs, storage space for chairs
which will save on chair rental
costs, and the fact that the kitchen
facilities will save steps for the
caterers, which will be the dining
hall in most cases. Stickland also
added that because the new center
can accommodate more people than
any other building in Glendale, the
center possibly will generate
revenue from rental.
I can hear the question, "What
about the Pub?" The Pub will
remain in its present location but it,
too, will be renovated. The
renovation is scheduled for the
latter part of 1982, so as not to
conflict with current use, and will
be funded completely by revenue
generated from operations. It is a
little known fact but the Pub has
been self-sustaining since its first
period of operation when it was
given $1,200 by the ASLC in 1971.
The $75,000 renovation will double
the size of the facility, replace the
ceiling, modernize the locker-style
restrooms, and improve the interior
decor. It will still serve the finest
selection of imported beer in the
desert.
The face of AGSIM it is a
changin'! Those of you who have
been a few years away from the
school will be surprised on your
next visit out, which we welcome
heartily. Come on by, have a drink
in the new Pub, see the
transformations and feel the pulse
of the school. Though the face has
changed, AGSIM still does what it
always did best-train students to
be international business people.
The new structures merely enhance
the effort.
CONTACTS
If you are visiting, job-hunting or moving to
their area, the T-Birds marked RP (resource
person) will help you. If you'd like informa­tion
about alumni meetings and activities in
their area, the T-Birds marked AA (alumni
association) will advise you of times and
places of get-togethers.
ARIZONA
Morris A Barkan (RP, AA)
P.O. Box 40693
Tucson, AZ 85717
(602) 325-0468 (0)
Noble Blackshear (AA)
1892 W. Sage
Tucson, AZ 85704
(602) 297-7678 (H)
(602) 252-7231 (0)
Edward J. Dombroski (RP)
8105 Via de Villa
Scottsdale, AZ 85258
(602) 747-0917 (H)
Rolla B. Holland (RP, AA)
PO. Box 1307
Phoenix, AZ 8500 1
(602) 953-9765 (H)
(602) 266-6758 (0)
Kenneth A. JacuzzI
4914 E. Cheryl Dr
Paradise Valley, AZ 85253
(602) 948-1027 (H)
CALIFORNIA
Daniel W. Bohart (RP)
14244 Gaelyn Ct
Poway, CA 92064
(714) 748-9486 (D)
David D. Chapman (RP)
1740 Plaza Del Norte
Balboa, CA 92661
(714) 675-4905 (H)
(213) 518-2350 (0)
Paul R. Collins (RP, AA)
160 Lower Via Casitas
Greenbrae, CA 94904
(415) 461 -6883 (H)
(415) 981 -8316 (0)
James R. Corley (RP)
8373 Rosewood Ave. #202
Los Angeles, CA 90048
(213) 655-6204 (H)
(213) 856-6099 {OJ
James M. Dale (RP, AA)
c/o Villa Nova
3131 W. Pacific Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach, CA 92860
(714) 641 -1838 (H)
(714) 642-7880 (0)
Mary F. Doan (RP)
1207 Lorain Rd.
San Manno, CA 91180
(213) 576-7525 (H)
(213) 273-7860 (0)
Bruce J. Eberly (AA)
448 Studio Circle #3
San Mateo, CA 94401
(415) 344-9417 (H)
(415) 981-6700 (0)
Roland E. Garcia (RP, AA)
24 S. Thorne Avenue
Fresno, CA 93706
(209) 442-8100 (H)
(209) 233-7737 (0)
JohnlLinda Haun (RP)
137 Arcadia Ct.
Pacifica, CA 94044
(415) 994-0470 (H)
(415) 362-7440 (0)
Alain J.P. Labat (RP)
1730 Halford Ave. #144
Santa Clara, CA 95051
(408) 985-7039 (H)
14
John B. Lambert (RP)
804 Nash Rd.
Los Altos, CA 94022
(415) 941-4767 (H)
(408) 925-6238 (0)
Gary G. Miller (RP)
390 Islay Street
San Luis ObiSPO, CA 93401
(805) 544-4484 (H)
George C. Mussenden (RP. AA)
2325 Longden Ave
San Marino, CA 91108
(213) 289-8304 (H)
(213) 289-6895 (D)
AntOniO T Savarese (RP)
9676 Carroll Cyn Rd #B2
San Diego, CA 92126
(714) 271-7419 (H)
(714) 487-4140 (D)
Ronald A Thomson (RP)
275 N Kalorama #507 A
Ventura, CA 93001
(805) 644-7461 (0)
LOUise C. Ure (RP)
c/o Foote Cone & Belding/Honig
55 Francisco St
San FranCISco, CA 94133
(415) 398-5200 (0)
William T Walsh (RP)
3548 Divlsadero
San Francisco, CA 94123
(415) 931 -2375 (H)
(415) 874-1963 (D)
COLORADO
S. Robert August (RP)
3920 Wakefield Dr.
Colorado Springs, CO 80906
(303) 576-4596 (H)
(303) 576-2300 (0)
John 0 Cullinan (AA)
2030 E. lllh #401
Denver, CO 80206
(303) 377-1810 (H)
(303) 530-2300 (D)
Linton 0 Kingsbury (RP)
440 Wembly Ct
Colorado Springs, CO 80906
(405) 528-2371 (0)
Timothy C Walker (RP)
PO Box 54
Colorado City, CO 81019
(303) 676-4191 (H)
(303) 676-3353 (0)
CONNECTICUT
George A. Wehmann (RP, AA)
28 Plymouth Rd.
Stamford, CT 06906
(203) 324-0428 (H)
(212) 572-6574 (0)
Henricus MA Winnubst (RP)
33 Swanson Drive
Milford, CT 06460
(203) 874-4300 (H)
(203) 358-5435 (0)
DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
KA "Casey" Cummings
3608 Druid Lane
Annadale, VA 22003
(703) 573-0961 (H)
(703) 528-8780 (0)
FLORIDA
Houston W. Briggs
P.O Box 338
Kissimmee, FL 32741
(305) 846-1448 (0)
Mark W. Faller (RP)
433 Worthington Dr F2
Winter Park, FL 32789
(305) 629-1444 (H)
Randy F Graves (RP)
11220 NW 35th St
Coral Springs, FL 33065
(305) 753-6540 (H)
(305) 771-0784 (D)
George E. Grimmett (RP)
2660 W. State Rd. 434-Suite #5
Longwood. FL 32750
(305) 862-3518 (H)
(305) 830-5135 (0)
James/Sally Rudd (RP)
14114 Arbor Hills Road
Tampa, FL 33624
(813) 962-3207 (H)
(813) 223-7777 (0)
Antonio R. Vidal (AA)
10521 SW. 99th St.
Miami, FL 33176
(305) 667-7140 (0)
C. Greg Wadas (RP, AA)
1110 Lincoln Ct.
Cape Coral, FL 33904
(813) 542-3818 (H)
GEORGIA
R. Edward Foy (RP)
clo Inlerface
P.O. Box 1503
Orchard Hill Rd.
La Grange, GA 30241
(404) 882-1891 (D)
Martha E. Goodyear (RP)
322 E. Harris St.
Savannah, GA 31401
(912) 233-9900 (0)
Annalee Hixson (RP)
1055 Piedmont Rd. #B-l
Atlanta, GA 30309
(404) 874-0128 (H)
Arthur M. Lucas (RP, AA)
2572 Hyde Manor Dr .. NW
Atlanta, GA 30327
(404) 344-3516 (H)
Rodney A Taylor (RP, AA)
655 Ramsdale Dr
Roswell, GA 30305
(404) 992-3216 (H)
(404) 393-9900 (0)
HAWAII
Harold Fanning (RP)
44-208 Malae Place
Kaneohe, HI 96744
(808) 254-1221 (H)
(808) 235-4591 (0)
Dennis T. Oshiro
4434 Ukali St.
Honolulu, HI 96818
(808) 422-4531 (H)
(808) 521-8204 (D)
Tom E.lJune B. Pearson Sweetser (RP)
894 Kaahue Street #10
Honolulu, HI 96825
(808) 396-8486 (H)
ILLINOIS
Michael Edward Biller (RP)
30 E. Huron #3004
Chicago, IL 60611
(312) 944-5494 (H)
(312) 346-5900 (0)
Eric Alexander Denniston (RP)
5914 Meadow Dr.
Lisle, IL 60532
(312) 969-2992 (H)
(312) 656-8600 (0)
Robert E. Johnson (RP)
P.O. Box 813
Arlington Heights, IL 60006
(312) 358-6464 (H)
Judy S. Purze (RP)
88 W. Schiller #809
Chicago, IL 60610
(312) 266-1084 (H)
(3(2) 875-0256 (0)
Anita Marie Sur Claricoates (RP)
707 Circle Drive
Roselle, IL 60172
(312) 732-4000 (0)
Jesse G. Wilson (RP)
4432 N. Richmond
Chicago, IL 60625
(312) 463-7835 (H)
(312) 848-0090 (0)
INDIANA Sherman J. Olson (RP)
J. Wright Witcher (RP) 37 Dodie Dr.
6709 Winnock Dr. Parsippany, NJ 07054
Indianapolis, IN 46220 (201) 267-1598 (H)
(317) 842-9147 (H) (212) 964-4990 (0)
(317) 261-6271 (0) NEW YORK
KANSAS Robert M. Ballinger (RP)
John Lee Feighner 1 Parnil Drive RD #4
c/o ITC of Mid-America Inc. Gansevoort, NY 12831
1627 Anderson Ave. (518) 587-7723.(H)
Manhattan, KS 66502 (518) 783-2360 (0)
(913) 532-6799 (0) Gregory Buchaj (RP)
George L. Hiller (RP) 27 Cobbe Circle, N.E.
7712 Tomahawk Rd. Jamestown, NY 14701
Prairie Village, KS 66208 (7(6) 664·3180 (H)
(913) 648-6099 (H) (716) 664-6513 (0)
(816) 234-2603 (0) Thomas P. Carlin (RP)
KENTUCKY 314 E. 80th St. #IB
New York, NY 10021
Edgar T. Busch (RP) (212) 570-0039 (H)
Western Kentucky University (212) 775-3134 (0)
Management Department
Bowling Green, KY 42101 Michael D. Crotty (RP)
(502) 842-9138 (H) 201 E. 87th St., Box 106
(502) 745-5408 (0) New York, NY 10028
(212) 722-7434 (H)
LOUISIANA (212) 722-7434 (0)
Robert W Hesson (RP) Kathleen M. Kidder (RP)
219-21 Olivier St. 84-15 83rd Ave
New Orleans, LA 70114 Middle Village, NY 11379
(504) 362-5889 (H) (2(2) 476-0203 (H)
MASSACHUSETIS (212) 520-7495 (D)
C. Michael Bennis (RP) Frances E. McCutchon (RP)
111 Suffolk Rd 220 E. 79th #3A
Chestnut Hill, MA 02167 New York, NY 10021
(617) 232-9116 (H) (2(2) 879-7362 (H)
Jay J Donovan (RP)
(212) 758-9700 (0)
12 Jones Ave LUIS I Mejia-Maya (RP)
Wilmlnglon, MA 01887 c/o Fordham Univ
(617) 658-6594 (H) P.O. Station 37
Carl E. Sjoquist
Box 439
39 Alroy Rd.
Bronx, NY 1 0458
S. Weymouth, MA 02190
(212) 365-8151 (H)
(617) 491-6522 (H)
(212) 933-2233 (0)
(617) 482-7250 (0) Paula Messer (RP)
34 Black Mallard Circle
MARYLAND Fairport, NY 14450
Randolph W. Boyer (RP, AA) (7(6) 425-2308 (H)
1221 PrOVidence Rd. (716) 338-6000 (0)
Towson, MD 21204
(301) 321-7985 (H)
J. Richard Saint-Amant (AA)
(301) 244-4267 (D)
144-49 Charter Rd. #110
Jamaica, NY 11435
MICHIGAN (212) 380-3565 (H)
Stephen C. Engel (RP, AA)
(212) 269-7230 (0)
6361 Eagle Ridge Dr R. Wayne Walvoord (RP)
Kalamazoo, MI 49004 2550 Baird Rd.
(616) 385-8976 (H) Penfield, NY 14526
(616) 385-6746 (0) (716) 223-7492 (H)
David C Votruba (RP)
(716) 385-1151 (D)
2792 Windsor NORTH CAROLINA
Troy, MI 48098
(313) 689-2302 (H)
Mark A Sommer
(313) 225-3518 (0)
2800 Eddystone Lane
Winston-Salem, NC 27103
MINNESOTA (9(9) 773-5244 (0)
Mary K. McMunn (AA) OHIO
1671 Juliet Ave Roy A Daugherty (RP)
St. Paul, MN 55105 c/o General Electric CO
(612) 699-1164 (H) Aircrah Engine Group
(612) 726-2047 (0) Mail Drop C-15
MISSOURI Cincinnati, OH 45215
(513) 243-5443 (0)
Robert R. Nelson (RP)
7 Gateswood Dr. Thomas G. Hackim (RP, AA)
SI. Peters, MO 63376 2356 Torrey Hill #10
(3(4) 278-2820 (H) Toledo, OH 43606
(314) 652-7800 (0) (419) 474-3414 (H)
(419) 244-5459, x344 (D)
NEBRASKA
H. Mike Harvey (RP) OREGON
3222 Center st. James P Pillon (RP)
Omaha, NE 68105 18462 S W Castle Ct.
(402) 342-2620 (H) Beaverton. OR 97007
(402) 342-4083 (0) (503) 649-4920 (H)
William S. Morris (RP, AA)
(208) 643-8139 (0)
4825 So. 91st Ave. Gay M. Schellentrager (RP)
Omaha, NE 68127 7115 N. Delaware
(402) 339-4920 (H) Portland, DR 97217
(402) 341 -0500 (0) (503) 285-8517 (H)
NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA
Belmont Haydel (RP, AA) Bruce/Marsha Crumley (RP)
423 Larenceville Rd. #802 207 Woods Rd.
Laurenceville, NJ 08648 Glenside, PA 19038
(609) 695-3880 (H) (215) 886-7638 (H)
(609) 698-5000 (0) (215) 299-6829 (0)
William O. Neumann (RP)
60 Ramsey Rd.
Middlesex, NJ 08846
(201) 722-0330 (H)
(201) 722-0330 (D) THUNDERBIRD FALL 1982
Ahmed M. Hussein (RP)
103 Concord PI.
Harleysville, PA 19438
(215) 362-8307 (H)
(215) 822-4300 (0)
Robert J. Schneck
cia INA Corporal ion
25 Tower
1600 Arch Street
Philadelphia, PA 19101
Donald W Stanek (RP)
2862 Washington St
Palmer TWP
Easton, PA 18042
(215) 252-7394 (H)
David B. Terrar
cia Westinghouse Nuclear Int'!
5 Parkway Center
Pittsburgh, PA 15220
PUERTO RICO
William B. Beaty (RP)
cia Blue Bell IntI.
Guanijibo Industnal Zone
Mayaguez, PR 00708
Ole B. Dam (RP)
cia Digital Equipment Corp.
P.O. Box 106
San German, PR 00753
(809) 833-5019 (H)
(809) 892-1946 (0)
Jerome Firsty (RP)
P.O. Box 14423
Santurce, PR 00916
(809) 726-3491 (0)
Robert/Glona Shuman (AA)
cia Robert A. Shuman & Assoc
Box 1393
Hato Rey, PR 00919
(809) 789-8767 (H)
(809) 789-9371 (0)
Nicole Stevens (RP)
cia Leo Burnett Co
GPO Box 1856
San Juan, PR 00936
John F. Tomlinson (RP. AA)
cia Caribbean Propenles Ltd.
171 Del Parque
San Juan, PR 0091 I
(809) 725-9544 (H)
(809) 725-7365 (0)
RHODE ISLAND
Donald A DINucclo (RP)
35 Latham Farm Rd
Smithfield. RI 02917
(401) 232-1264 (H)
(401) 781-6500 (0)
SOUTH CAROLINA
Virginia A Thompson (RP)
900 Gracern Rd #227
Columbia, SC 2921 0
(803) 765-4342 (0)
TENNESSEE
Wilham M Ferry (RP)
5932 Sedberry Rd
Nashville, TN 37205
(615) 352-4019 (H)
(615) 383-0801 (0)
John 0 Walker (RP)
5010 Ashley Dr
NashVille, TN 37211
(615) 834-4619 (H)
(615) 741 -5870 (0)
TEXAS
o Bruce Blankenship (RP)
Box 5246
Lubbock. TX 794 t 7
(806) 793-0742 (H)
(806) 762-5221 (0)
DaVid L Brothers (RP)
1105 Wayne Dnve
Round Rock, TX 78664
(512) 255-1608 (H)
Debora Sue Burks (RP)
12500 Sandpiper Dr #179
Houston, TX 77035
(713) 960-5t82 (0)
Elizabeth B Buzard Burdette (RP)
28 E. Whltewillow Circle
The Woodlands, TX 77381
Michael M Byram (RP)
333 Melrose Dr #34C
Richardson, TX 75080
(214) 934-0880 (0)
THUNDERBIRD FALL 1982
James Roy Easter (RP)
5,110 Lost Forest Dr # 182
Houston, TX 77092
(713) 681-4399 (H)
(713) 225-7600 (0)
George A. Giagtzis (RP, AA)
3100 Jeanetta #906
Houston, TX 77063
(713) 974-4239 (H)
Bernard J.w.H Miedema (RP, AA)
8327 W. Tidwell #1404
Houston, TX 77040
(713) 939-1169 (H)
(713) 449-2000 (0)
Randolph K. Miller (RP)
4100 Greenbrier Dr. #312
Houston, TX 77098
(713) 523-6914 H)
(713) 236-4216 (0)
David B. Trott (RP, AA)
6811 Mimosa Ln
Dallas, TX 75230
(214) 691-5857 (H)
(214) 386-2388 (0)
John D. Willyard (RP, AA)
8131 Wycomb Dr.
Houston, TX 77070
(713) 890-2163 (H)
(713) 759-1114 (0)
UTAH
Thomas G. Goudie (RP)
5154 Ridgecrest Dr
Salt Lake City, UT 84118
(801) 967-9036 (H)
(801) 486-7241 (0)
VIRGINIA
KA "Casey" Cummings (RP)
3608 Druid Ln
Annandale, VA 22003
(703) 573-0961 (H)
(703) 528-8780 (0)
WASHINGTON
Charles S. Hazen (RP, AA)
17810 184th, N E
Woodinville, WA 98072
(206) 788-3295 (H)
(206) 485-9702 (0)
WISCONSIN
Thomas J Metcalf (RP)
610 E Mifflin
Madison, WI 53703
Richard A Storch (RP)
7419 Whitacre Rd
Madison, WI 53717
(608) 833-2552 (H)
(608) 836-1011 (0)
WEST VIRGINIA
EdWin N Vinson (RP)
PO Box 53
Huntington. WV 25706
(304) 525-2166 (H)
(304) 522-2742 (0)
WYOMING
Cynthia K Ogburn
6034 Osage Avenue
Cheyenne WY 82001
(307) 635-0696 (H)
(307) 777-7286 (0)
ARGENTINA
Raben B Garrison (RP)
Las Heras 1056 Martinez
Buenos Aires 1640 Argentina
7927545 (H)
743361 I (0)
Carlos P Seidel (RP)
San Martin 140·P,so 18
Buenos Aires 1400. Argentina
343862 (H)
344276 (0)
AUSTRIA
Thomas J Brennan (RP)
c/o American Soybean ASSOCiation
Gatterburggasse 18/2/3
A-1190 Vienna, Austna
317219 (H)
374118 (0)
Paul A Tveit (RP)
cia Amencan Embassy
16 Boltzmanngasse
Vienna, Austria
426127 (H)
315511 (0)
BAHAMAS
Suzanne J. Black (RP)
cia Alhed Bank
P.O. Box 3944
Nassau NP, Bahamas
(809) 322-8992 (0)
BAHRAIN
John House
Kuwait Asia Bank
P.O. Box 20501
Manama, Bahrain
230755 (H)
272595 (0)
Joseph T. Miller (RP)
Box 25029
Awali, Bahrain
754960 (H)
755483 (0)
Arlette E. Ramsey Miller (RP)
P.O. Box 25029
Awali, Bahrain
754960 (H)
754451 (0)
BELGIUM
John C. Cook
cia Merrill Lynch
221 Ave. Louise
2050 Brussels
Belgium
6400005 (H)
BERMUDA
Robert J. Rosser (RP)
Seldon Rose
Pitts Boy Rd.
Pembroke, Bermuda
(809) 295-3050 (H)
(809) 295-2482 (0)
BOLIVIA
Gaston L.F. Pacheco
P.O. Box 2488
La Paz
BoliVia
BRAZIL
Mark S. Abrams (RP, AA)
clo First National Bank of Boston
Rua Libera Bardo 487
Sao Paulo, BraZil
2599629 (H)
378101265 (0)
Roberto Bumagny (RP. AA)
Calxa Postal 30618
01144 Sao Paulo, BraZil
Phillip R Cabrera
cia Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Avenlda Pauhsta
1274 - Conlunto 1201
Sao Paulo, Brazil
2879424
Anthony B. Da Silva (RP)
cia FMC Divlsao De GUlne ESC
AvPaulista 1274
9 Andar
01310 Sao Paulo, BraZil
2832722 (0)
Stanford P Wilson (RP, AA)
Av Graca Arvantta 57
RIO de Janeiro, Brazil
274-0166 (H)
2922140 (0)
BRUNEI
Bruno J. CorneliO (RP)
cia Bank of Amenca
Sun BUilding
Jalan Tutong
Bandar Sen Begawan, Brunei
CANADA
Gilles J Rancourt (RP)
c/o Champion Road Machinery Ltd
POBox 340
Goderich
Ontano N7 A 4C8, Canada
(519) 524-7870 (H)
(519) 524-2601 (0)
Mark C Rousseau (RP)
Sulle 188-51 Gulf Canada Sq
Calgary
Alberta T2P 3K5, Canada
(403) 265-3588
Jack 0 Taylor
2045 Lakeshore Blvd West
SUite 3904
Toronto. Ontano M8V 2Z6. Canada
(312) 480-4400 (0)
CHILE
Max Krauss-Droguett (RP)
cia Triumph IntI.
Avda Santa Maria 1926
Santiago, Chile
744544 (0)
COLOMBIA
Greg W. Grinnell (RP)
clo Security Pacific Natl. Bank
Apartado Aero 92434
Bogota 1, Colombia
COSTA RICA
James Dahlstrom (RP, AA)
cia Super Servicio
Apartado 992
San Jose, Costa Rica
William F. Goode (RP, AA)
Apartado 1266
San Jose, Costa Rica
352947 (0)
James C Stanley (RP, AA)
Apartado 5181
San Jose, Costa Rica
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Ethan G Book (RP)
cia Bank of America NT&SA
PO Box 1373
Santo Dcmlngo, Dcminlcan Republic
5671375 (H)
6896121 (0)
ECUADOR
Glenn E. Mallory (RP)
clo Artfel Cia Ltda
V M Rendon 120 Y Panama
3 P,sa
Guayaquil, Ecuador
04387552 (H)
04304355 (0)
EGYPT
George T DeBakey (RP)
cia Rockwell International
15 Radwan EI Tabib, 11th Floor
Giza, Cairo, Egypt
989358 (0)
ENGLAND
Robert C Hackett (RP)
cia SKF
Mundells
Welwyn Garden City
Hertfordshlre, England
25111 (0)
Ashok 0 Patel (RP)
c/o Contlnenlal Can Inti
Coburg House Sheet Street
Windsor
Berkshire. England
Roby S Swan (RP)
#9 Midholm
Wembley Pk
Middlesex HA9 9LJ England
904-7801 (H)
FEDERAL REPUBLIC
OF GERMANY
Gunter H Kohlke (RP)
An der Elskaut 46
6390 USlngenfTS
Federal Republic of Germany
0608114245 (H)
018141373 (0)
Axel Mees (RP)
Ungererstr 19/24
8000 MUnich 40
Federal Republic of Germany
089394440 (H)
08938955233 (0)
Lee C. Slinson
10 W,nterstrasse
8031 E,chenau
Federal Republic of Germany
0814172462 (H)
08980960 (0)
FRANCE
Peter J Jucht (RP)
11 Bis Avenue Poniatowski
Maison-Lafitte 78600. France
39625915 (H)
30328512 (0)
Jerome J Petin (RP)
cia Revlon
2 I Rue Bosslere
Pans 75116, France
017654352 (H)
015051307 (0)
GREECE
Denis Gavanas (RP)
cia Sanavag Associates Group
P.O. Box 1622
Syntagma Square
Athens 126, Greece
GUATEMALA
Juan F. Forster (RP)
cia Izabalin Exports
P.O. Box 770
Guatemala City, Guatemala
8393009 (0)
HONG KONG
Bill Tak-Ming Ling (RP, AA)
cia CCAA Int'! Ltd
10th Floor
Ka Wah Bank Building
259-265 Des Veeux Road C
Hong Kong
5242320 (H)
5453047 (0)
INDIA
Yadlam G Owarkanath (RP, AA)
Sri Krishna Spg & Wvg Milts
Subramanyapura
Bangalore-560061, India
41517 (H)
41595 (0)
Behram R. Sethna (RP)
Karai Estate
2nd Floor
248 Taredo Rd.
Bombay 400-007. India
Shankar Sundaram (RP)
Mahalakshmi #25 Kastun
Ranga 1 Yengar Rd.
Madras 600018, India
71062 (H)
812408 (0)
INDONESIA
Daniel J. Goldsmith (RP)
cia Scott & Danmark Ltd
PO Bo,410
'
KBY
Jakarta Selatan, IndoneSia
512792 (H)
583538 (0)
ISRAEL
Simon Hakim (RP)
PO Box 1348
Ramal Hasharson, Israel
03484547 (H)
Adnenne Wayne (RP)
Palace Hotel (MSA. OVDA)
277 Hayarkon
Tel AVIV, Israel
ITALY
Evangelos C Hasslotls (RP)
c/o Cilibank NA
Foro Buonapane 16
20121 Milan. Italy
028542226 (0)
Niels J Llndeskov (RP)
La Toree
Vicllnale Del Mandorll
50069 Le Sieci
Firenze, Italy
8309844 (0)
Gianni Toni (RP)
Via Amedeo D·Aosta 8
95 Wall Street
Milano, Italy
022716304 (H)
026293307 (0)
IVORY COAST
Kenneth Enckson
Afncan Development Bank
Room 802
BP 1387
Abldfan, Ivory Coast
32-07 11 exl 518 (0)
JAPAN
Terence M Esmay (RP)
Meltsu-Dally
1-1 Nlshl-Shlmbashl
Nimato-Ku
Tokyo 105. Japan
John K. Pidcock (RP)
cia Ava Inti. Suile 502
Higashi Azabu Sky Heights
3-5-1 Higashi Azabu Mlnato-Ku
Tokyo, Japan
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ALUMNI
UPDATE
AI/an P. Terho '48 Marshall C. Miller '50
Thomas A. Brindley '62 John F. Daliere '64
16
Class of '47
John Moynahan is in Miami where he is an
independent associate with Bailey and
Casey, Inc. Thomas O'Connor is president
of Amsden-Connor-Mitchell, Inc., in
Rochester, N.Y. Robert Weiss is with
Northrop Corporation in Sherman Oaks,
Ca.
Class of '48 and '49
Walter Lekis ('48) is with Discom Securities,
Inc., Pompano Beach, Fl. Allan P. Terho
('48) began his 35th year of employment
with Eastman Kodak where he is manager
of international training. Edgar Prochnik
('49) recently retired as director of public
relations for Union Carbide International
Co. and is living in Stamford, Ct. William
H. Ross ('49) is corporate personnel officer
for First Alabama Bancshares, Inc.,
Montgomery, AI.
Class of '50
Richard Anderson is a mining engineer
with the U.S. Government in Castro Valley,
Ca. William B. DeSmith is a zone manager
with Armour in Placentia, Ca. Jack N.
Knoth is merchandise manager for Sears
Roebuck & Co., Fremont, Ca. William
Koerner is assistant secretary for
underwriting for Intercontinental Re, Inc., a
profit center of Frank B. Hall & Co., Inc. ,
Los Angeles. Marshall Miller was named
1981 Man of the Year of Bankers Life for
whom he is brokerage manager in the
Washington, D.C. area. Glenn W. Pederson
has retired from Burlington Northern and is
living in St. Paul, Mn. John N. Wilson is an
international trade specialist with the U.S.
Department of Commerce.
Class of '51 and '52
Frank R. McCarter ('51) is personnel
manager for Litton Industries, Northridge,
Ca. John P. Snyder, Jr. ('51) is in
investments management in Glendale, Ca.
Orin Wedgwood ('52) is now retired
and is living in Clearlake, Ca.
Class of '53 and '54
Jeronimo Morales ('53) is self-employed in
Norwalk, Ca. George Reis, Jr. ('53) is with
General Dynamics Corp. in Phoenix. Joseph
A. Kraynick ('54) has been named national
sales manager for RBP Chemical Corp.,
manufacturers of lithographic plates and
chemicals. Louis Phillips ('54) is now with
Worley Engineering and will be based in
Maracaibo, Venezuela. Robert Senkfor ('54)
is manager of marketing for Banco do
Estado do Rio de Janeiro, New York office.
Charles Whitcomb ('54) has been elected
president of Intercontinental Bank in Miami
after serving as an executive for Chase
Manhattan Bank in Puerto Rico for 15 years.
Class of '55 and '56
Jack Lockledge ('55) has received his Ed.D.
from Nova University and is with the
Canton, Pa. Area School District. Robert
Warren ('55) is director general of c.I.A.
Mexicana De Pintura, Int'l., Ganaderos,
Mexico. Louis De Robertis ('56) is
administrator for Lockheed Aircraft Corp.,
Los Altos, Ca. Henry R. Molwitz ('56) has
been promoted to account vice president at
Paine Weber Jackson & Curtis. Karl Ringer
('56) is vice president of Tower Perrin
Forster & Crosby, Philadelphia, Pa. William
Steinmetz ('56) is president of
Chapman-Williams, Inc., Mill Valley, Ca.
Class of '57
Robert Bonham is with Mutual of New
York in San Juan, Puerto Rico. William R.
Gargiulo, Jr. is vice president, Latin
American operations, Searle Pharmaceutical,
Coral Gables, Fl. Daniel Harkins is owner
of Ace Beverage Distribution, Inc.,
Columbus, Oh. Robert (Bob) Hornstein is
owner of Global Adventures, Inc.,
Encinitas, Ca. He says he hears from Bob
Edsall and is looking forward to the
reunion in December. William C.
Hutchinson is owner of Globetrek, Inc. in
Lake Charles, La. Richard K. Linder is an
area sales representative for FMC
Corporation in San Jose, Ca. Timothy S.
Reed has been promoted to relationship
banker at Citibank, Puerto Rico.
Class of '58
Richard E. Beckwith is self-employed in
Orange, Ca. Frank E. Pinckard, Jr. is
assistant controller for the Auto Club of
Southern California.
Class of '59
Ugene S. Anderson is now international
sales manager for Hayssen Manufacturing
Co., Sheboygan, Wi. Kenneth P. Cave is
with the St. Regis Paper Co. in Dallas.
Richard Cummings has been appointed
academic dean and professor of
international and inter-cultural studies at
International University in London. Martin
H. Goldstein is a medical research associate
for Lederle Labs, Palos Verdes, Ca. Edward
Kennedy is with Jacobs Manufacturing in
Avon, Ct. Jerome S. Lind is with Phillips
Petroleum Co., Littleton, Co. Alan Herro is
an independent insurance broker in
Phoenix. John F. Kieser is assistant
treasurer for Kaiser Aluminum and
Chemical Co., Oakland, Ca. John Miller is
with Turks Air Ltd., Hollywood, Fl. Lester
Podgorny is with Pletronics, Inc., Seattle,
Wa. David D. Ruehlman is an engineer
with Adolph Coors Co. , Boulder, Co.
Thomas R. Tuttle is assistant vice president
for Carnation Co., La Palma, Ca.
Class of '61
Paul D. Black is president of Industrial
West, Newport Beach, Ca. Bo Bowman and
Pat O'Sullivan have joined partnership in
Parkhill Associates, Ltd . in Kansas City to
develop and market worldwide
communications products. J. Steven Cole is
vice president, Asia PacifidCanadian
operations, G.D. Searle & Co. , Skokie, II.
Robert C. Fraser is an international
manager for Technicolor, Inc. , Los
Alamitos, Ca. Ralph R. Goodrum is
THUNDERBIRD FALL 1982
international vice president for Alexander
and Alexander, Edina, Mn. Linton
Kingsbury has been promoted to president
of Lincoln Plaza Resources, Inc., Colorado
Springs, Co. Paul B. Murdock i~ manager
of Business Furniture in Los Angeles, Ca.
James H. O'Brien has been promoted to
vice president of Carpenter/Offcett Corp.,
Placentia, Ca. Lawrence Price is with CNA
Insurance in Dunwood, Ga. J. Phillip
Samper was named vice president and
general manager of the Photographic
Marketing Group, responsible for U.S.
marketing and distribution divisions for
Eastman Kodak.
Class of '62
Whitney Benson is an implant consultant
for American Medical Systems. Dr. Thomas
A. Brindley is at the University of Alabama
in Huntsville where he is an associate
professor of education. Tom received his
Ph.D. in 1968 from the University of
Michigan. He hopes to learn the
whereabouts and doings of all the '62
graduates. Marion C. Bryan is a driller for
Kenai West Coast Drilling, North
Hollywood, Ca. R.J. Casell is president of
The Alamo Group, San Antonio, Tx.
Richard Glaser is a director of operations
for Professional Exposition Management
Co., Chicago. John H. Lyng is a teacher for
the Greece Central School District in New
York. Terry S. Singer is vice president of
Madison-Kipp, Monona, Wi. Michael
Sprague is a representative for Remanco in
Scottsdale, Az. Clarence H. Yahn is vice
president and general manager for Lamont
Ltd., Burlington, Ia.
Class of '63
Marshall L. Carson is an account executive
with E.F. Hutton, Phoenix. John M. Conant
is with the international division of Emery
Air Freight, Huntington Beach, Ca. Richard
Contreras is an education administration
consultant for the Department of Education,
State of California. George Daniels is
president of Balmar Crimp Tool Corp.,
Orlando, FI. Bernhard Guenther is vice
president-international for Warner
Cosmetics, Inc., Budd Lake, N). John R.
Huminski is a self-employed exporter in
Pensbroke Pines, Fl. George E. Tidwell is
president of First American Enterprises,
Palos Verdes, Ca.
Class of '64
Max Bailey has retired from Armco and is
living in Middletown, Oh. Ira Berlin is with
Dean Witter-Reynolds in Memphis, Tn.
Walter Boice is president of Realonomics
Corp., Corona Del Mar, Ca. John F. Daliere
is a director and president of Adrista Corp.,
Ann Arbor, Mi. John was international
trade task force chairman for Governor
Milliken's 1981 Small Business Conference
and was appointed to the executive
committee of the U.s. Department of
Commerce, District Export Council. Luis
Garcia is director of international operations
for Western Dairy Products, San Francisco.
Clayson W. Lyman is sales manager for
Hughes Development, Glendora, Ca.
THUNDERBIRD FALL 1982
William C. Murff is in Houston where he is
manager, project management, National
Supply Co. Ronald W. Orbaugh is sales
manager for Borg-Warner International
Corp., Chicago. Anthony C. Oxborrow is
president of Exito, Inc., Mesa, Az. Robert
Twitmyer is in Wayne, Pa. and is director
of marketing for International Mill Service,
Inc. Harold C. Wright is with Garret
Contract Administrators in PhoeniX.
Class of '65
Philip F. Calkins is regional
manager/Chicago for Coughlin
Transportation, Palatine, II. Benjamin
Garrett is president of Morgan Yachts,
Largo, FI. Craig Gladden is vice
president/senior loan officer for Union
Bank, Sacramento, Ca. Robert Gravell is
president of Intra Tec, Inc., Parker, Co.
Robert K. Hancock is in San Clemente, Ca.,
where he is with Sears Roebuck & Co.
William Marr is with Steelcase, Inc. in La
Canada, Ca., as product manager. Donald
R. McCann, Jr. is general manager of
Kodak Far East, Taipei, Taiwan. William
Parker is self-employed as a real estate
broker in Paradise Valley, Az. Terry Paulos
is in Houston where he is manager,
international marketing for Reed Rock Bit
Company. Robert C. Pool is president of
Travel Management, Alexandria, Va.
Lawrence Praeger is with Pascoe Building
Systems in Pomona, Ca. Clarke L. Todd is
sales manager for Firestone International in
Akron.
Class of '66
Richard Bilbrough is vice president and
agent for Banco Serfin, Los Angeles. Joe W.
McMullan is an independent insurance
agent in Bandera, Tx. Phillip White is
national account salesman for Coleco,
Western Springs, II.
Class of '67
Dallas Archibald is on leave of absence
from National Chemsearch Corp. to direct
the southern Spain activities of the LDS
Church. Daniel Congdon is
manager/director for Ingredient Technology
Corp. in Darien, Ct. James T. Delahunty is
in Novata, Ca., where he is a retail
merchant. James Grossman is in
Alexandria, Va. with AID, U.s. State
Department. Jeffrey J. Marchant is vice
president of Cedars Builders Supply Co. in
Cedar City, Ut. John Thielbahr is
president/owner of Resource Management
Group, Inc. , San Diego.
Class of '68
Dayton W. Adams Jr. is senior sales
consultant for Coldwell Banker & Co.,
Scottsdale, Az. Victor A. Baltrusaitis is
international general manager for Elnor
Comercio e Representac6e Ltda., Sao
Paulo. Kenneth A. Banks has been
promoted to director of advertising for
Eckerd Drug Co. He is responsible for
planning and supervision of all drug
company promotional activities, including
creative and production services. Philip R.
Brisack is in Costa Mesa, Ca., where he is
owner of K.T.'s Hallmark Shop. Ronald E.
Case is audit manager for the Mountain
State Council, Phoenix. George F. Fletcher
is president of Jones Robert Stores in
Lubbock, Tx. John H. Hansbrough is a sales
consultant with Diebold, Inc. in Houston.
Robert G. Hatfield is with Delphi Systems
in Sierra Madre, Ca. James Landis is vice
president of Citibank, Panama. Patrick T.
McLaughlin is with Hansen's Foods in
Laguna Niguel, Ca. Edmund O. Piehler, Jr.
is in Pewaukee, Wi., with Bretie Gear Co.
Barry Wade is owner of American Tie and
Pole, Tempe, Az.
Class of '69
John W. Arnold is senior marketing analyst
for Data Products Corp., Danville, Ca.
Garth D. Clizbe is with Fairfield
Continental Country Club in Flagstaff, Az.
Wynne Creekmore, Jr. has established a
law office in Houston, Tx. Richard
Fredrickson is senior vice president for
American International Underwriters in San
Francisco. Larry Lamb is president of Lamb
Industries, Portland, Or. Robert M.
Londono has been named senior vice
president of Chemical Bank, New York. He
is responsible for all of the bank's activities
in Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile,
Uruguay, Paraguay and Bolivia. Henry R.
Poertner is marketing director for ADEC
Int'l., Lake Oswego, Or. Robert Sebree, Jr.
is a principle with Cors, Marlar, Savage,
management consultants, Malibu, Ca. C.
Patrick Sharpe is with St. Joe Minerals
Corp. John W. Stanger has been named
vice president of LaSalle National Bank,
Lake Forest, II. Thomas Young is with 7-Up
In!'1. in Scottsdale, Az.
Class of '70
Lawrence Brodney writes that he recently
opened his 16th store. He is owner of Bed
and Bath, Norwood, Ma. Christine A.
Bruce is an accountant for Commercial
Uniform, Tustin, Ca. Bradley Bruggeman is
section manager, corporate planning, for
Goodyear Tire and Rubber, Co., Cuyahoga
Falls, Oh. Gary Counts has been promoted
to executive vice president and managing
officer and named to the board of directors
of Magic Valley Savings, San Benito, Tx.
Roger Decort is a financial consultant in
Litchfield Park, Az. David V. Dettner is a
loan officer with the Export Import Bank,
Reston, Va . James Robert Grebe is western
regional manager for STP Corp., Arvada,
Co. Terry Grimes is a sales representative
for Morman Manufacturing, Kampsville, II.
Leonard M. Holzworth is with Lockheed
Aircraft in Laguna Beach, Ca. Rex E.
Johnson is comptroller for Lynch
Communication Systems, Sparks, Nv. W.D.
Juett is manager of field operations for
INTECOM in Dallas. Frank Kelly is
commercial director for Gerber Products in
Mexico. Robert C. Kirschbaum is in
Phoenix and is president and owner of Oil
Industrial Lubricants. Fred Leenerts is
manager of Latin American sales for Global
Navigation, Irvine, Ca. J.D. Longmire lives
in Riverside, Ct., and is vice president of
Foote Cone and Belding Advertising, Inc.,
New York. James Morrell is vice president,
17
Jeffr~ J. Marchant '67 Kenneth A. Banks '68
Robert M. Londono '69 Gary Counts 70
J.D. Longmire 70 Gary Michael 72
Chad P. Wick 72 Jett Smith III 73
Kenneth L. Foster 74 Taylor Collings 75
18
Export Credit Insurance Association, San
Francisco. Don Muston is an assistant
professor of management at Elizabethtown
College in Elizabethtown, Pa. Michael
Perren is export marketing manager for
Phifer Wire Products, Inc. in Tuscaloosa,
AI. Wayne Pulver is vice president and
manager, Latin America Group, with Valley
National Bank in Phoenix. John R. Rush is
assistant vice president, Riggs National
Bank, Falls Church, Va. Austin Seay is an
area manager for Tidewater Marine Service,
Maracaibo, Venezuela. George Seward is
with Texas Instruments in Garland, Tx. Carl
Thompson is with Coulter Cadillac in
Peoria, Az. Charles Westerlund is executive
vice president of Impact Sales in Phoenix.
Class of '71
Michael K. Cassidy is sales and marketing
manager for Sun Diamond Growers,
Mountain View, Ca. Charles D. Codrea is
international leasing officer, Latin America
for Continental Illinois Leasing. Gary
Cunningham is marketing manager for
Cooper Industries, Dallas, Tx. Estuardo
Herrera-Guirola is manager/international
division, Manitowoca Co., Two Rivers, Wi.
Dennis Harte is a technical representative
with E.!. Dupont de Nemours, Vallejo, Ca.
Dierk Hagemann is managing director of
Uni-Data World Transport Corp., Los
Angeles. Robert R. Huff is vice president -
finance for Computer Telecommunications,
San Jose, Ca. J.N. Kleinecke is manager of
export sales for Zytron Corp., Tulsa, Ok.
Douglas Major is senior buyer for CBC in
Mill Valley, Ca. Eugene Mansfield is
director of legislative affairs for the
California Pharmacists Association. Bruce
Mowery is with Chiat/Day Advertising,
Kentfield, Ca. Timothy Palmer has
established the Shamrock Machinery
Company, which imports metal cutting
machinery from Sao Paulo to Sierra Madre,
Ca. Michael Reich has joined the National
Bank of Washington, Washington, D.C. as
vice president - international. Karl S.
Reiner is an international trade specialist
with the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Mark Sames is in Corcoran, Ca., where he
is a technical support representative for
Grumman Energy Systems. John Santana
and R.K. (Dick) Pooler announce the
formation of International Marine Fuels of
San Francisco, Inc., an affiliate of San
Francisco Petroleum Company, for the
purpose of supplying domestic and
international vessel bunkers. Ricardo Souto
is an investment counselor for Mountain
Properties Associates, Avon, Co. R.C.
Stewart is owner of Town & Country
Realty, Colorado Springs, Co. Royce H.
Worden has been promoted to national
accounts manager for Mobil Oil Co.,
Pittsford, N.Y. V.S. Wunder is policy
applications and coordination officer for
USIA in Alexandria, Va.
Class of '72
Dennis R. Bivins and his wife opened a
jewelry repair business in Monsura, La.,
after working overseas for seven years.
Gaetano Callari is a marketing manager for
Triad Systems, Los Altos, Ca. John H.
Daws is vice president of Loral Corporation,
Orinda, Ca. William Grant is assistant vice
president for Alimenta, Inc., Roswell, Ga.
Khahil Hachem has been named vice
president of Cargill Investor Services at the
Chicago Board of Trade. Herbert L. Harris
is with Kaiser Steel Corp., Redondo Beach,
Ca. E.L. Holcomb is district sales manager
for NCR, Gig Harbor, Wa. David Koepke is
a sales representative for Minnesota Mining
and Manufacturing Co., Littleton, Co.
Richard Maddock is vice president, account
group supervisor for Leber Katz Partners,
New York. Gary D. Michael is regional
director for the Southwest and South
America for Snawaert and is based in
Austin, Tx. R.H. Miller is California sales
manager for Gelco Courier Services, Foster
City, Ca. James Myers is vice president,
The Steelastic Co., Akron. Stephen K.
Nasman has been named assistant vice
president and consumer loan head of Bank
of America, Sunnymead, Ca. William
Neiger is with Orange Medical Instruments,
Mission Viejo, Ca. Gary Pacific is vice
president of Montel Metal, Miami, Fl. Alan
L. Reese is an information systems manager
for the U.S. Department of Ed~cation,
Lincoln, Ne. Frank Smiderie is in Ontario,
Ca., where he is industrial arts director of
the Cucamonga School District. Jonathan D.
Steele is director of marketing
communications with Lanzagorta
International, Houston. Tim Teelin is area
manager - western region-Trans Ocean
Leasing Corp., Mill Valley, Ca. Steve Toms
is executive vice president of the Mark
Group, Inc., a company he helped found.
Christine Topoulos has joined National
Bank of North America as assistant vice
president in Chicago. Chad P. Wick is now
president of Southern Ohio Bank in
Cincinnati. He says he is convinced he's
attained his present position due to
AGSIM's reputation.
Class of '73
James Allen is director of administration for
the international division of Challenge-Cook
Bros., Hacienda Heights, Ca. Julie Burnet is
a division marketing manager for Potlatch
Corp., Sausalito, Ca. Howard R. Goldsmith
is with Intercontinental Trade Specialists,
Brentwood, Ca. Robert A. Guffin is a
Cap