Thunderbird Magazine, Fall 1985

              Thelma
Kieckhefer
Honored
The American Graduate School of
International Management ("Thunder­bird"),
Glendale, honored Dr. Thelma
H. Kieckhefer's support of the Dom
Pedro II Chair during ceremonies at the
School's August commencement
exercises.
Dr. Kieckhefer, a long-time Phoenix
philanthropist, has provided the operat­ing
costs for the Dom Pedro II Chair in
Luso-Brazilian and Hispanic American
Studies since 1971. Professor J oaquim
M. Duarte, Jr., Chairman of the
Department ofInternational Studies,
has held the Chair since its inception.
As the School's largest single donor,
Dr. Kieckhefer has contributed over a
million and a half dollars to Thunder­bird
and has served on its Board of
Trustees since 1970. Her gifts have
included the John H. Kieckhefer Resi­dence
Hall, the Kieckhefer wing of the
Frank 1. Snell Learning Center, and the
newly remodeled Kieckhefer Interna­tional
Studies Center. In 1981, Mrs.
Kieckhefer was awarded an honorary
degree of Doctor of Humane Letters
from Thunderbird.
The Dom Pedro II Chair, which Dr.
Kieckhefer has supported for nearly 14
years, has permitted Thunderbird to
develop and maintain its important
commitment to cultural and area
courses and research on Iberia, Latin
America, and Lusohispanophone Africa.
The Chair was named after the Emperor
Dom Pedro II, who gUided Brazil's
destinies from 1840 to 1889 and helped
consolidate and preserve that nation.
In addition to supporting the faculty
member's salary, research activities,
profeSSional travel and the acquisition
of course background materials, Dom
Pedro II Chair funding has contributed
to the entire International Studies
Department.
More recently, Dom Pedro II funds are
being used to computerize accessibility
to the research collection on Portugal,
Brazil, and Lusophone Africa. The Chair
supported the visit to Thunderbird of
Professor joaquim Duarte takes his seat in the
oak chair that symbolizes the Dam Pedro II
Chair ofLuso-Brazilian Hispanic American
Studies.
The symbolic oak chair, representing the Dam
Pedro II Chair oJLuso-Brazilian Hispanic
American Studies, was unveiled during August
commencement ceremonies. Left is Dr. William
Voris, School President. Dr. Thelma Kieckhefer
and Professor joaquim Duarte assist.
joaquim Duarte enjoys the commencement
ceremonies acknowledging him as the Dam
Pedro II Professor of International Studies.
Dr. Thelma Kieckhefer smiles as she is applauded
Jar her generosity to Thunderbird.
U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, John Gavin,
as the featured speaker of the RMCLAS
conference and has funded the showing
of films on Latin America to the
students.
Professor Joaquim M. Duarte, Jr., who
holds the Chair, is a graduate of
Stanford University in Luso-Brazilian
and Hispanic American studies. He is
an authority on Brazil, Portugal,
Lusophone Africa, and Hispanic
America. He has also been instrumental
in gaining recognition for Thunderbird
as a center for Ibero-American studies.
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Professor Andrew Chang
is shown teaching a class in
Japanese. He also teaches
Chinese.
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Language Department Means
The accent is on "modern" in
Thunderbird's Department of Modern
Languages. With more rigorous degree
requirements, a large research grant,
expanded testing procedures, new
courses, advanced videotape equipment,
and strong faculty publications, the
department is sending a strong signal
that it means business -- and business is
really what the changes are all about.
In all eight languages, the focus is on
preparing students for the business
world. As ofthis fall, graduates must be
proficient not only in general vocabu­lary
of their chosen languages, but also
in business vocabulary.
The change means even more pre­liminary
testing than usual. During two
and a half exhaustive days, faculty
members test all new students who
have lived abroad for any length of time
or have studied a foreign language. The
decision of whether they belong in a
beginning, intermediate, or advanced
class, or can waive all requirements
entirely, hangs on these tests.
"In other universities, students would
be put into a class on the strength of
transcripts," says Dr. Lilith Schutte,
chair of the Department of Modern
Languages, "but we don't accept any
other evidence of their proficiency. It
might have been some time ago that the
person took the classes," she points out.
"Usually, after traditional college
classes·, a student will know the gram­mar,
but can't speak well. It happens
quite often that students have three or
four years of the language and still are
placed in the intermediate level for the
lack of speaking ability," Dr. Schutte
adds.
If they pass the 20-rninute oral test,
and if they pass a written test in general
language, they must then pass a test on
business vocabulary. Terms like
"merger", "securities", "pay scales",
"debit", or "liabilities" might be
included. But Dr. Schutte warns that the
test is always changing and new terms
are incorporated to make sure the
student will be able to function in the
modern business world.
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IIForeign language fluency is
important, if not essential,
when a u.s. business invests
in other countries, when it
exports to world markets, and
when u.s. personnel are
employed by foreign-owned
firms:'
Lee H. Radebaugh andjanice C. Shields
Journal of lnternational Business Studies
Winter, 1984
All of the tests are custom-made for
Thunderbird. "Unlike the standardized
tests," Dr. Schutte points out, "the
Thunderbird test involves reading an
assigned piece, such as a newspaper
article and then writing about it'
A student who shows proficiency in
general language, but fails the business
vocabulary test must take an advanced
language course such as "Advanced
Business Language", "Commercial
Correspondence", or a course with
cultural orientation, such as "Con­temporary
SOCial, Political, Sociocultural
and Economic Problems~'
High-tech Teaching
Newest item on the language scene is
a tristandard videotape player, which
can play Videotapes from other countries
as well as American tapes.
The new equipment will enable the
department to use business training
tapes, television ads, and fUms from all
over the world, says Andre Klein,
Associate Professor of French. Professor
Klein and Elza White, Associate Pro­fessor
of French, have spearheaded the
program to bring videotapes to the
campus.
"The problem", explains Klein, "is
that different countries use different
video systems, so one cannot use
French tapes or German tapes on an
American system. Three different
systems are currently in use around the
world," he says, "so we needed a player
that would accommodate tapes in
each~'
The new equipment consists of both
monitor and video-recorder. Classes
can now see authentic tapes produced
overseas. Use oftelevision programs
and business tapes in the classroom will
increase as the department acquires
more of these materials.
"The only problem," says Klein, "is
that we need more of this kind of
equipment. Right now, we have only
one machine located in a room where
classes can come to use it, but the
students would like to be able to play
the tapes independently, and the cur­rent
equipment in the library accommo­dates
only American tapes. When we
get the funds, we hope to add some
tristandard equipment there as weI!:'
"Now what we need are more tapes,"
says Klein, "and this is where our
alumni can help. We need tapes from
businesses in every country - training
tapes, public relations tapes, panel
discussions, interviews, informational
tapes, - anything that shows current
business vocabulary in use," he says.
Last year Professor White went to
France on the School's first sabbatical
leave. Part of her aSSignment was to
search for authentic new materials for
the classroom. She returned with suit­cases
full of library materials, including
18 class-hours worth oftapes. "I also
made arrangements with a person at
my former school in France to tape
SOCiopolitical television programs -­usually
panel discussions - for use in
our classes~'
About her sabbatical, Elza adds that
an important part was a kind of
reirnrnersion into the French culture.
"You can learn a lot from a book," she
said, "but how are people really
speaking? That's what's important for
our students~'
Exxon Grant
"In order to make the classes really
relevant," Dr. Schutte adds "we have
been engaging in a research project
sponsored by a $48,000 grant from the
Exxon Education Foundation to develop
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE FALL '85
Business
Professor Jorge Valdivieso conducts a class in
Spanish.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE FALL '85
David Holmes '85 reads Die Zeit, a German daily newspaper, in the library reading room. Walls are
lined with the 74 foreign language periodicals and 28 foreign newspapers on the library's
subscription list.
a lexicon of business terms in Spanish
and German:'
"The idea for the research is based on
the fact that there is a mass of business
terminology; and it is very difficult to
determine which words are business
words that would be included in
courses like those offered at Thunder­bird
or on tests for language fluency in
business:'
"The researchers gathered business
materials from a wide variety of sources,
including Thunderbird alumni in
Spanish-speaking and German-speaking
countries. The response was very good,
and we are grateful for their input," says
Dr. Schutte. Also included was material
used in business courses and assorted
library materials.
The research team entered the
material into the computer and counted
the number of times each word
I Thunderbird
Method
Although the Thunderbird method of
teaching is called by a variety of terms
- audio-lingual, aural-oral, - Dr. Lilith
Schutte, department chair, prefers to
call it simply "Intensive Language
Training~'
"It's not anyone particular method,"
she says. "The whole method rests on
constant involvement of the students,"
she says. "Classes are very small, and
there is much outside of the classroom
to supplement the classroom work," she
emphasizes.
The first level is mostly survival and
culturally-oriented topics - asking for
directions, introducing yourself, getting
around - plus topiCS to introduce the
basic grammar. Homework is based on
tapes of dialogues. Students learn to
speak fast and use correct native
pronunciation; and for the first six
weeks there is no writing at all.
Outside of class, students practice
with audio tapes, recorded by Thunder­bird
faculty and proVided to all students.
With Level II, the dialogues become
much longer and more involved. Stu­dents
are expected to perform sketches
and ask questions. At this level they
begin to learn the all-important busi­ness
vocabulary, using actual business
materials, rather than literary writings.
Each student receives a foreign maga­zine
every week as part of the course
materials.
When the student reaches Level III,
business language is the whole thrust.
Most of the reading is based on
business situations and business
materials with ample newspaper articles
and supplemental materials that deal
with current business.
Outside of class, students get together
in language clubs to speak the language,
learn about the culture, and keep
current on business in the country.
Traditions like Asia Night, Middle
East Night or Bastille Day, sponsored by
the clubs, bring back strong memories
for alumni. Adding to the multicultural
atmosphere are more than 250 foreign
students from over 60 countries. "There
is always someone around who speaks
the language you are trying to learn,"
says one student.
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Elza White demonstrates the new tristandard
video unit. At right is Michael Steele.
Bahia Gulick teaches Arabic.
appeared. With the help of business
faculty, they then selected the business
terms from more than 17,000 words
that were documented.
Although the two-year research
project is still in progress, the result is
expected to be a list of some 5,000
frequently recurring business terms
that students should know. Words like
"percent", "trade" and "market" that
turned up near the top of the list would
be included in intermediate language
classes. Words with more specific use
and less frequent occurrence would be
taught at a higher level.
The lexicon will contain the business
terms, examples of correct usage,
translation into German and Spanish,
and an indication of how frequently the
terms are used in each language.
"Someone who makes up a test or
teaching materials can then base a
judgment on the frequency of usage,"
says Dr. Schutte.
The project team, led by Dr. Schutte,
included Dr. Christa Britt and Dr. Jorge
Valdivieso. Faculty members from the
Department of World Business assisting
with the project are Dr. Carl R. Frear, Dr.
James Mills, and Dr. Dennis Guthery.
New Courses
mo new courses with speCial appeal
for advanced students are "Accelerated
Business Portuguese for Speakers of
Spanish" and "Economic and Com­mercial
French~'
The accelerated Portuguese class
gives Spanish-speaking students the
equivalent of two semesters ~n one.
Maria Pinheiro, Associate Professor of
Portuguese, said the students who take
the course are frequently interested in
all of Latin America and want to be sure
to include Brazil in their business plans.
The course was first offered in spring
semester, 1984, and three sections were
offered to accommodate the backlog.
Since then, two sections have been
offered each spring and fall, plus one
section in the summer. The feedback
from the students is very good, says
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE FALL '85
Dr. Mary Ann Critz, who also teaches the
course. "We try to make it oriented to
business in Latin America, and the
students say it gives them an extra plus
in their career~'
The new French course gives students
the advanced work they need to pass
the tests offered by the Paris Chamber
of Commerce. The course is taught by
Dr. Robert C.H. Dequenne or Antoinette
Lerond. "More and more students here
are better prepared in languages than
they were ten years ago, and more of
them waive out of the basic French
courses," says Professor Dequenne. "We
UForeign language instruction
at any level should be a
humanistic pursuit intended
to sensitize students to other
cultures, to the relati~ity of
values, to appreciation of
similarities among peoples,
and respect for the differences
among them ... Once another
language is mastered, it is no
longer foreign; once another
culture is understood, it is no
longer alien:'
"Strength through Wisdom"
A Report to the President from
the President's Commission on
Foreign Language and
International Studies
wanted to offer more elective upper­division
courses for them to choose
from. Also, linking with the Paris
Chamber of Commerce gives the stu­dent
an additional asset for the resume.
In one case," Professor Dequenne says,
"a student actually got a job because
she'd had the course~'
The course not only includes exer­cises
in translation, but also has a great
deal of material on French companies,
the stock exchange, French accounting
systems, and aspects of doing business
in France. "The level of the students is
very high," says Professor Dequenne,
"and they seldom have trouble
expressing themselves in French~'
The two-day "Certificat" exam is a
difficult one that encompasses both
written and oral language in com­mercial,
economic and business French,
with translating from English to French
as well as French to English. There are
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE FALL '85
sentences, multiple choice questions,
and letter-writing segments. Then, there
may be an article to read followed by
questions. The next day a similar
process is repeated with oral answers.
The "Diplome" examination is the next
level, and of course, it's even harder.
"Our students do well, however," says
Professor Dequenne. "Normally 90 to
95 percent of our students who take the
examination pass it~' The course, first
offered in the fall of 1984, has proven to
be a strong addition to the curriculum.
Professor Dequenne also teaches a
highly selective Winterim course in
Paris in which he engages guest
speakers from French businesses to talk
to the students.
Research
Faculty research and publications in
all three departments are another
measure of the increasing academic
stature ofThunderbird, and the Depart­ment
of Modern Languages is no
exception. The new Journal of Language
for International Business, now pre­paring
its third issue, fills an academic
void in the language area. Edited by
Thunderbird faculty members, Dr. Jorge
Valdivieso, and Dr. Mary Ann Critz, the
journal features articles relating to
business language, language teaching,
and book reviews.
The most recent major research
contribution is a new book by Akihisa
Kumayama, Associate Professor of
Japanese, who received a grant from
School PreSident, William Voris for the
project. Usage of the English Article
is a 724-page book that details every
conceivable use of "a", "an", and "the".
Does one say '~ new Japan" or "The
new Japan"? Should one say; "I made
a first offer on the house" or "I made
the first offer on the house. Such questions
are tackled in Kumayama's book.
Japanese language has no articles, and
their usage poses one of the thorniest
problems for Japanese.
Six years in the writing, Kumayama's
book is intended for students, office
workers, teachers, and business p~ople
who want to speak correct English.
It meets a need not filled by any other
book. Kumayama says that other books
deal with errors that are easy to explain,
but the rules are not clearly defined
and not easily comprehended. Most lack
sufficient examples. With at least two
examples for each usage totaling more
Continued on page 6
The
Early
Days
Alumni have especially fond
memories of the language faculty. A few
of these faculty are still on the campus.
Carmen Madrigal Boller and Larry
Finney '51, the senior faculty members,
came in 1952. Connie Estes came in
1956, and after an absence returned full
time in 1964. The 1960s also brought
Jorge Valdivieso, Dennis Corrigan,
Elyane Parshall, Jaime Perez, Helmut
Roessler and Elza White.
And all T'birds prior to 1971
remember fondly La Senhorita Maria
Leopoldina de Noronha, who came to
teach Portuguese and Spanish in 1948.
She still attends the class reunions to
lead a rousing chorus of "AlIa en el
Rancho Grande~'
Larry Finney remembers students
"who just had an awful time through
the first semester. Then somewhere
about six weeks into the second
semester a light would go on, and
they'd catch on. Some company would
hire them and send them down to
South America, and we'd get a letter
saying how well they are doing. That's
the greatest thing," he said.
Small classes are an importalttpart of language
instruction.
I English as a
Second
Language
Filling out the spectrum of language
offerings are the courses in English as a
Second Language (ESL), which enroll
from 80 to 130 students each semester.
"Our goals are very different," says
Professor Alice Johnson, coordinator of
the ESL section, "because English is the
language of instruction. One of our
main goals is to get them through
school. We want to improve their
listening and writing skills and their
ability to organize ideas to get their
message across on paper," she says.
Another difference between ESL and
the other languages is that all ESL
students start at the intermediate to
advanced level. Foreign students must
score at least 450 on the Test of English
as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) in order
to enter Thunderbird. After arriving at
Thunderbird, they take the Thunder­bird
English Placement Battery and
those who score at the lower end must
take 15 hours of Intensive English to get
up to speed.
The method of teaching is also
different in that "we use an eclectic
approach rather than a modified audio­lingual
method, because the students
not only start out at a higher level, but
also enter our classes with varying skill
competence and linguistic back­grounds;'
says Johnson. "Also, the
foreign students have the entire com­munity
as their laboratory, so they
aren't totally dependent on the class­room
for language practice;'
Like the other languages, however,
there is strong emphasis on business
application. Students learn how to write
letters, prepare resumes, and organize
information. Johnson believes more
Americans could benefit from the
advanced business communication
class. Studies have shown that business
people, regardless of their expertise in
their field, often lack communication
skills and need such a course, she
advises.
English courses offer special chal­lenges
because of the cultural and
linguistic mix of students. "We might
have students from Taiwan, France,
Japan, Brazil and Egypt all in the same
class, where other language classes
have mostly Americans;'
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than 6,500 examples, Kumayama's book
is the most comprehensive work ever
done on the subject.
Outside the Classroom
Enriching the course work with
activities outside of class has always been
one of Thunderbird's strengths. Alumni
recall Christmas pageants and songfests,
led by La Senhorita Maria Leopoldina
de Noronha. For today's students, "The
play is the thing;'
Under the gUidance offaculty
members Professor Carmen Madrigal­Boller,
and Professor Ruben Meneses,
students perform in one-act Spanish
plays by contemporary playwrights
usually on business, social criticism or
political views. One play; for example,
dealt with firms that set up business
in other countries. "We want students
to get an insight into Latin American
ways of living;' says Professor Boller.
The first play was a social criticism on
levels of society in Latin America. The
next one was a satire on.the lack of
statistical awareness of the Mexican
people, particularly about the census.
"In the first play; most of the actors
were native speakers; the American stu­dents
were too timid to audition;'
Boller said. The most recent play; how­ever,
had only one native speaker out
of eleven in the cast.
Both faculty members agree that the
productions are a product of teamwork.
"Ruben has worked in the theater for
many years;' Boller says, "so he is very
IIThanks for the excellent
German teaching. I learned a
lot from you, and I enjoyed
learning German. Of course, it
makes it especially rewarding
when I can apply it. The
reason I was picked out of 40
other consultants (all of
whom had been here much
longer) was that I spoke
German!'
Anne R. Boer '83
Operations Consultant
Management Services Division
Bankers Trust Company
good with the staging:' His 21 years
of theatrical experience includes writing,
acting, and doing background work
in amateur and professional theater.
Boller on the other hand, is the adrninis­trativ~
force of the team. "For the first
play we did;' she remarked with amuse­ment,
"we had to borrow everything­props,
curtains, lights, costumes, and
scenery-from Glendale Community
College Theater Arts Department:' Both
Boller and Meneses expressed apprecia­tion
for the support of the language
department and other faculty members,
and the administration. "Even the
Associated Students gave us $500 to
help in the purchase of a curtain;'
Boller said.
One important part is that the plays
are Videotaped, so the students can use
them in the library. To date, four plays
have been produced, one each spring
and fall semesters.
Nelda S. Crowell
Editor's Note: During the interviewsfor
this article, every faculty member, without
exception, added high praise for Dr.
Lilith Schutte, chair of the Department of
Modern Language since 1983:
"Lilith has brought us together as one
department:'
"She has brought us into the computer
age:'
"The best department chair since the
days of Frank Jackle:'
"Lilith Schutte should get the credit for
the progress of the department:'
"We feel she is workingfor the good of
the whole department:'
Comments like these were repeated over
and over, always ending with the
sentence, "[ hope we can persuade her to
stay as chairman:' Dr. Schutte is planning
to return to the classroom at the end of
her term as chair of the department. But
with the giant strides made by the
department under her leadership, one
can't blame the faculty for trying to
persuade her to stay as chair for one
more term.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE FALL '85
I Alumni
Remember
La Senhorita
Former students call her "La
Senhorita"-as if she were the only
senhorita in the world. Certainly she is
one of a kind, the beloved Senhorita
Maria Leopoldina de Noronha, teacher
of Portuguese and Spanish at Thunder­bird
from 1948 until her retirement
in 1971.
But retirement has not dimmed her
love for the students she cajoled,
scolded and teased into learning
Portuguese and Spanish. She calls them
"my precious ones" and they remember
her with gratitude and affection.
Alumni recall the evening classes she
held for the wives and her famous
chorus that livened the out-of-class
hours.
Former Thunderbird President Arthur
Peterson, now President of Lebanon
Valley College, recalls her as "one of the
most popular hostesses on campus ...
delicious food, jolly conversation, and
tasty liquid refreshment were always
plentifut'
Denman Stanfield '50, American
consul, Retired, says, "Without her
profound dedication to, and her deft
capability in teaching, I would not have
made a passing grade in Spanish~'
When Denman was assigned to Lisbon,
Portugal, Noronha's birthplace, he says,
"Lea, being a daughter of Lisbon, gave
us much needed information about
what to expect. She also gave us a list of
her relatives .. .Thanks to Lea's loving
family; we were invited into their homes
to celebrate all holidays~'
Bill Weber' 60 tells of a French
costume party he attended with her.
"Everything went well until she started
testing my ability with Portuguese by
gossiping about those around us in that
language instead of English or French,
which they probably would have under­stood
.. .! just nodded in agreement~'
"Another treat" he writes, "was to be
invited to one of her famous parties ...
The conversation was always lively and
multilingual. We'd leave her place and
get in somebody's car and go rabbit
hunting ... trying to follow the erratic
course of the rabbit. I'll never for-get
Senhorita's marvelous giggle as she
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE FALL '85
La Senlwrita Maria Leopoldina de Noronha
sat in the front seat, directing the
operations~'
"Her generosity is legendary;" he
adds. "I still treasure the Portuguese
dolls she gave me when I left Thunder­bird.
Her instruction in Portuguese
stood me in good stead during several
visits to both Portugal and Brazil,"
writes Bill.
Bebe Brown May' 63 tells of the days
when there were only three women
students on the campus. "She took us
under her wing. If our light was on late
at night, we would hear a knock on the
door and it would be Senhorita bringing
us sandwiches - 'to keep up your
strength' she would say'
Christmas would find her directing
students in the Mexican pageant "Las
Posadas", and the rest of the year she
kept students busy with the choruses.
It was natural, then, at the class of
1960 reunion that La Senhorita would
collect her precious ones around her
and burst into a rousing chorus of "Alla
en el Rancho Grande~'
La Senhorita loves to tell about the
time a visitor responded to a joke
saying, "Senhorita, you're pulling my
leg~' "I became very perturbed," she
recalled. "'That is a very serious
accusation, that I would be pulling
boys' legs,' I told him. 'Don't you ever
repeat that to anyone,'" she remembers
saying. "Dr. Shurz, then preSident,
thought it was so funny and within a
matter of hours, the whole campus
knew," she says with a twinkle.
The facts of her life are every bit as
colorful as the stories that surround
her. Descended from Portuguese royalty;
she was born in Lisbon then moved to
Angola where her father supervised
construction of the railroad, from
Angola to Mozambique. A diphtheria
epidemic took the lives of her mother,
brother and sisters, leaving hl:!r and her
father alone.
Educated at Sacred Heart Schools in
Spain, France, Italy; England, America
and Portugal, she spent fifteen years as a
teacher and interpreter in New York
before coming to Thunderbird. She has
taught Vietnamese refugees at Camp
Pendleton, Air Force personnel at Luke
Air Force Base, bankers at Citibank, and
wives of students at Thunderbird. She
never married, so her students were,
and still are, her children.
I Foreign
Languages
Seven foreign languages are now
offered on the Thunderbird Campus,
reflecting the course of world events
and American involvement abroad.
Spanish and Portuguese were the
original languages in 1946, in keeping
with Thunderbird's Latin American
emphaSiS. Spanish remains the most
popular language today, but French,
which was added in 1951, is a close
second.
Seventeen years later, the department
expanded again with the addition of
German, which still attracts more than
50 students each semester.
As world business looked toward Asia
and the Middle East, Thunderbird
added Japanese in 1971, Chinese and
Arabic in 1976. As might be expected,
Chinese is now the fastest growing
language, ranking third, behind French,
in student demand.
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I Campus NEWS
Thunderbird
Alumni
Association
The Executive and Finance Committees
of the Thunderbird Alumni Association
met on campus on July 25. Informative
presentations were made by Beau
Kennedy, Student Body President;
Julia Harvey, Director of College
Relations; John Arthur, Dean of
Admissions; and Woody Belisle,
Director of Internship Programs. The
association pledged to support the
programs sponsored by these depart­ments.
The Alumni Association was
also represented during the semester
opening ceremonies on September 6,
designed to welcome new students, as
well as to instill a sense of pride in
Thunderbird.
The following committees have been
devel9ped: Awards and Recognition:
Daniel Witcher, Chairman; Budget and
Finance: Larry Mellinger, Chairman;
Chapter Development: Jeri Towner,
Chairman; Communications: Doug
Quelland, Chairman; Nominating:
Daniel Witcher, Chairman; PhYSical
Plant: Charles Stockholm, Chairman;
Planning and Development: Bill
Johnson, Chairman.
A sample chapter kit has been created
and approved for distribution. The kit
was designed to assist with chapter
formation, development, and integra­tion
with the association as a whole. In
addition, the board prepared a presenta­tion
for the Trustees on October 4.
Coordinator of
Development
Services
Ronda Hellman has accepted the
position of Coordinator of Development
Services. Her primary responsibilities
will be coordination of the annual fund
campaigns, as well as maintenance of
the donor records. Ronda is a graduate
of the University of Minnesota. Prior to
acceptance of this position, she was a
Production Control Supervisor with
The Arnold Corporation in Phoenix.
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Thunderbird
Management Center
William E Kane has accepted the
position of Director of the Thunderbird
Management Center. Prior to coming to
Thunderbird, Mr. Kane was the Director
of Trade, Arizona Office of Economic
Planning and Development. Mr. Kane
has been a resident of Arizona for 13
years.
Sakina Sadat
Visits Thunderbird
Ms. Sakina Sadat, Egyptian journalist
and sister of the late President Anwar
Sadat, visited Thunderbird campus.
Mrs. Bahia E Gulick, Assistant
Professor of Arabic, hosted a small
luncheon for Ms. Sadat, a lady who is
very active in promoting profeSSional
opportunities for women. Ms. Sadat
enjoyed the informal atmosphere of
Thunderbird, and she was delighted to
learn that a third of the students were
women.
New Class Offered
"Entrepreneurship" is a new course
developed by the World Business
Department. Created to meet the need
for an up-to-date small business course
at Thunderbird, it is geared to students
who are interested in forming their own
business.
Thunderbird
Recognized Charity
The American Graduate School of
International Management was
registered in April of 1985 by Order-in­Council
of the Canadian government as
a recognized charity for tax purposes.
Canadian alumni are reminded that
contributions to Thunderbird are now
tax deductible and Canadian corpora­tions
are now eligible for the matching
gift program. The recognition is directly
the result of efforts by Ian McCluskey
'82 on behalf of the Gayle Roessl
Scholarship Fund established in
memory of his late wife.
Sharon Wood '85 receives the Barton Kyle Yount
award during A ugust commencement cere­monies
from Charles R. Gist, Vice President of
International, Citibank N.A., a 1960 graduate
of Thunderbird.
Tad 0. Clare '57 addresses the August gradua­tion
class. Clare is Vice President of International
Operations for American Motors Company.
In Memory
c. Wolcott (Wally) Parker, II, Director
of the Thunderbird Management
Center, passed away on July 24, 1985 at
the Anderson Medical Center in
Houston. Survivors include his wife,
Mary Helen; daughter, Cynthia Jean
McNeill, and two granddaughters.
Thunderbird
Honored
The Sheraton Greenway honored
Thunderbird during the month of
August. The hotel printed flyers to
advertise the School and placed one in
each room and in the dining hall.
Thunderbird also had a display of flags
and printed material in the lobby of the
hotel.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE FALL '85
Faculty and
Administration
Christa Britt, Department of Modern
Languages and Chair of the Faculty
Senate, successfully defended her doc­toral
dissertation.
Dr. Issa Peters, Department of Modern
Languages, was selected by the US.
Department of Education to serve as
evaluator of institutional applications
for federal grants concerning "critical"
languages in Washington, D.C.,July
22-29.
Dr. Clifton Cox, Chairman of World
Business, and Dr. Dennis Guthery,
Professor of World Business, conducted
three five-day workshops on Research
Export Markets in Karabhi and Lahore,
Pakistan. This is the first of four
workshop series directed by Thunder­bird
faculty under sponsorship of the
United Nations' International Trade
Center in Geneva. The series is designed
w.T. "Bill" Hicks, General Manager of AT&T
Technologies, Inc. presents a check to School
President, William Voris. Also pictured is Mr. Ken
Dougherty, Human Resources Manager of AT&T
and Cli/Cox, Chairman, World Business
Department of Thunderbird.
to assist medium sized Pakistani firms
increase exports to the United States
and Canada.
Dr. Shoshana Tancer, Department of
International Studies addressed the
American Society of Personnel Admin­istrators
at their annual national
meeting in Phoenix onJune 6. Pro­fessor
Tancer's speech was entitled
"Nationalization, Expropriation and
Terrorism:'
Professor Akihisa Kumayama,
Department of Modern Languages, con­ducted
a workshop entitled, "Nonverbal
Communication Behaviors in Japanese"
at the Pacific Northwest Council on
Foreign Languages at the University of
Wyoming in Laramie.
Dr. Robert Moran, Department of
International Studies, presented a paper
at the International Psychology Con­ference
in Vienna. The paper is entitled
"Skills for Effective Business and
Therapy Overseas:'
Dr. Duane Hall, Department of World
Business, recently received three book
contracts from Random House, Inc. of
New York. Dr. Hall has one year to
produce three books entitled, Multi­national
Technology Transfer, Managing
International Procurement, Multi­national
Governance; Board Room
Leadership Abroad.
Dr. Robert M. Ramsey presented a
paper "Lexico-Semantic Relations in
English, Castilian, and Catalan" at the
Conference on Minority Languages and
Education, at Sitges, in Spanish, onJune
13 and at the First International
Congress of Applied Phycholinguistics
at Barcelona, in English, on June 19.
William Kane, new Director of Thunderbird Management Center, looks on while Dora McGrew
instructs Donald G. Heckerman in intensive Spanish.
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE FALL '85
Beverly Frazer
Memorial
Citicorp Diner's Club has announced
the establishment of an endowed
scholarship fund in the name of
Beverly Fern Frazer '81. Beverly was
manager of new accounts for the Credit
Cycle Management division of Diner's
Club International and died in a plane
crash while on business for the com­pany
in August. Citicorp Diner's Club
has committed $10,000 to the goal of
$20,000 needed for an endowed scholar­ship
at Thunderbird.
Those wishing to contribute to the
fund may send donations to : The
Beverly Frazer Memorial Fund,
American Graduate School ofInterna­tional
Management, Thunderbird
Campus, Glendale, AZ, 85306.
Annual Fund and
Founders Club
Stephen Hall '69 has accepted the
chairmanship of the 1985-86 Annual
Fund. Berger Erickson has agreed to
serve as the 1985-86 Founders Club
Chairman. This year, membership in
this club is awarded to those who
donate $139-$499. The minimum dona­tions
of $139 represents a base of $100
plus one additional dollar for each year
that has passed since the School was
founded. A leather Thunderbird lug­gage
tag will be awarded to each
member. A $500 level gift club has also
been introduced this fiscal year.
AT&T Chair
Representatives from AT&T were on
campus August 27 to present a check
for $15,000 to Dr. William Voris as the
first portion of a pledge to sponsor a
faculty member in international man­agement.
This is the first time AT&T
has been included among donors to
Speakers
Lawrence Hoff, President of The
Upjohn Corporation, spoke on "Man­aging
a Multinational Corporation," on
October 2.
Silver
Reunion
Classof
/60
Editor's note: rite class of 1960 held a
reunion in May a11d took part in the
commencement ceremonies. Alumni who
could not attend shared in the event by
sending information about themselves
and their families and by sharing their
thoughts on the Thunderbird experience.
This class ofT'birds has achieved a
high level of excellence, as have all
Thunderbird graduates. We salute these
accomplishments and hope that T'birds
everywhere will continue to share their
experiences with the rest of their friends
and fellow T'birds.
Neil D. Baker is with Martin Marietta
Aerospace, developing the west coast
space shuttle launch site at Vandenburg
Air Force Base. He has three children
and lives in Lompoc, CA.
Ronald 1. Baker is part owner and
general manager of Sonari Foods, Inc.
After 10 years in Latin America, he
returned to the United States and lives
in Tucson, AZ, with his wife, Cece, and
their three children.
Robert Ballinger teaches international
marketing and other marketing and
management courses at Siena College.
He was a founding member of the
Capital Region World Trade Council.
He just finished his course work and is
now preparing for comprehensive
exams for a doctorate at State Uni­versity
of New York. He lives in
Gansevoort, NY.
john B. Barnett is a realtor with
Merrill Lynch Realty in Corona, CA. He
lives in Norco, CA.
Robert M. Bielby is president and
owner of Durable Control. He and his
wife, Carol, have four children and two
grandchildren. They live in Hartland,
WI.
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Michael 1. Boyatt is a marketing
manager for Esso Caribbean and
Central America and vice president for
Esso Standard Oil S.A., Ltd. He lives in
Miami, FL.
Robert 1. Brannon is a vice president
of corporate relations for Holiday
Corporation. He lives in MemphiS, TN.
Forrest A. Brinkerhoff is a teacher of
marketing at the College ofTechnical
and Further Education. He is also chief
referee of the New SOUtll Wales Profes­sional
American Football League and
vice president of the Amateur Gridiron
Referees' Association. He lives in
Bradbury; New South Wales, Australia.
Roberto Castillo is an agent with
Equitable Financial Services. He lives in
Albuquerque, NM.
Robert H. Crossley/Jr. is self-employed
with A.L. Williams Corporation,
marketing and financial services. He
lives in Akron, OH.
Donn R Davis is a vice president for
Bank of America. He lives in Miami, FL.
Carl 1. Dieda is an insurance agent for
Dieda-French-Koop Insurance. He and
his wife, Joyce, have been married 26
years. They have five children and five
grandchildren. He writes about
Thunderbird, "a great learning experi­ence,
valuable language and cultural
training:'
Robert A. Dilworth is a managing
director of Donn International and
writes, "We have five Tbirds in Donn
International:' He lives in westlake,
OH.
liThe reunion was a
lifetime pleasure, seeing
classmates and
roommate and being
able to review past
experiences of common
interest:'
Thad R. Hogan, Director of International
Manufacturing Mary Kay Cosmetics
Keith K. Dixon is a vice president and
general manager of Worldwide Auto­motive
Aftermarket Group, TRW, Inc.
He lives in Hudson, OH.
jack E. Donnelly is president, inter­national,
of GTE Communications
Systems, Inc. He lives in Paradise Valley,
AZ.
Robert Dutcher is president of
Dutcher Development Company. He
lives in Portland, OR
Donald E. Ehrlich is corporate finance
director for Greenfield Campbell, Inc.
He lives in Portland, OR
Carl R Falletta is president of
Ponderosa International. He lives in
London, England.
Bonner M. Field has an interior
design firm in Annapolis, MD. He lives
in Washington, D.C.
Bruce R Frederick is with the
corporate group of Baird & Warner, an
industrial and commercial real estate
firm. He lives in Chicago, IL.
Howard G. Hall is with Crocker Bank
in San Francisco, providing financial
services for non-resident aliens. He
lives in Moraga, CA, with bis wife,
Debbie.
Walter E. Hartney is with Scobart
Marine Group. He lives in Dedham,
MA. He writes about his experience at
Thunderbird, "most rewarding,
especially Friday nights at the local
'Bamboo Bar', engineered and construc­tively
built by Clint Hopson and Earl
Tracy. Brains plus - they should
receive honorary Latin America engi­neering
degrees at tlle thirtieth reunion:'
"Thunderbird provides
exceptional training
for an international
career. Personally, the
most important 'tool'
came via area studies
and cultural
understanding
represented by the
word patience:'
Robert G. Heinemann, Manufacturing
Manager, R.f. Reynolds Tobacco
International
M. 1. "Lee" Goode is western
regional manager for Ingersoll-Rand
Company and has spent the last four
years traveling in the Asia-Pacific area.
He lives in Dana Point, CA.
Norman C. Gresham is western
regional manager for DeVilriss Com­pany.
He lives in Folsom, CA.
Harris H. Haertel is an instructor of
history and geography at North Seattle
Community College. He has led
student groups from NSCC to the
Soviet Union. He lives in Seattle, WA.
John T. Harycki is chairman and
associate professor, Department of
Foreign Languages at Tarrant County
Junior College. He married Lynda
Roberts in November, 1980. He lives in
Fort Worth, TX.
Robert G. Heinemann is a manufac­turing
manager for Rj. Reynolds
Tobacco International and lives in
Hong Kong.
Alan A. Herro is an insurance broker­agent
for Herro Insurance and Bayles
Insurors, Ltd. His daughter, Linda,
graduated from Arizona State University
Law School this year. He lives in
Phoenix, AZ.
Thad R Hogan is director of
international manufacturing for Mary
Kay Cosmetics. He lives in Dallas, TX.
jerry Lee Holmes is vice president
and manager ofInternational Banking
Services. He has chaired many boards
in the Dallas area, including the Dallas
Opera Board and the Dallas Ballet
Board. He was also chairman of the
board of Life Planning/Health Services.
He and his wife, Nancy, live in Dallas,
TX.
Mack Hopkins/Jr. is Witll Mead
Johnson International. He lives in
Seattle, WA.
Clint Hopson is founder of Clint
Hopson Pension & Insurance Services,
Inc. He has been involved in the
design, installation, administration and
funding of over 1,000 employee benefit
plans since 1961. He and his wife,
Donna, have two sons. They live in
Tustin, CA.
Duane C. HormelI/jr.lives in
Pompano Beach, FL.
Roger 1. Hudkins is a senior inter­national
officer with Toledo Trust
Company. He lives in Toledo, OH.
Stewart O. Hume is a vice president
for Bank of America. He is also very
active in various civic and business
"I have attended
six graduate schools.
I still feel that
the most formative and
best was Thunderbird:'
John T. Harycki, Chairman and
Associate Professor Department of
Foreign Languages, Tarrant County
Junior College
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE FALL '85
(leflto Ii .
Sch 'gilt) Celie w.'
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e Salltel/411es ' ud
"Thunderbird is a
source of pride and a
confidence builder
for any graduate even if
one does not work
in foreign trade!'
Alan A. Herro, Insurance Broker-Agent,
Herro In.surance and Bayles [nsuroTS, Ltd.
organizations in San Francisco, one of
which is Mayor Dianne Feinstein's San
Francisco-Shanghai Friendship Com­mittee.
He writes, "This resulted in a
very interesting trip to China, including
meetings with the mayor of Shanghai
and other city officials to discuss the
establishment of a business school in
Shanghai. The school is now a reality.'
James L Hyek teaches at Los Angeles
Valley College where he has served as
department chairperson since 1976. He
and his wife, Mary, live in Fountain
Valley; CA.
William M.Johnson is chairman of
the board for Dorado Enterprises. He
and his wife, Donna, have thIee
children. They live in Corona del Mar,
CA.
TIlUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE FALL '85
Gerald H. Kangas is an assistant
general manager of operations and
administration for National Bank of
Bahrain, Manama, Bahrain. He has
lived and worked in eleven countries
since 1960 and now lives in Bahrain.
William C. Keen is an artist in leather.
He lives in Los Angeles, CA.
Robert E Kidney is a director of
marketing intelligence and manage­ment
support for Asia, Africa, and
Australian regions for Kodak. He
recently moved back to the United
States after 25 years overseas.
John E Kieser is vice president and
treasurer of Gato Corporation and
president of Diamond T Land & Cattle
Company; both family businesses. His
wife, Valerie Tognazzini Kieser serves
as corporate secretary for both com­panies.
They live in Oakland, CA.
Donald G. KIug is an eastern regional
sales manager of C-Thru Ruler Com­pany
He lives in Rockaway, NJ.
Paul E. Lawson is with a food
brokerage business. His wife,Dolores,
is a fashion coordinator for Bullock's in
southern California. They live in
Orange,CA.
Wallace E Ufe is a chairman and
managing director of The Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Company; S.A., Pry., Ltd.
He has lived in South Africa for seven
years.
Lawrence R Uppstreu is president of
Foremost-Blue Seal. He lives in Okinawa,
Japan.
Robert N. Malcolm is a stockbroker
for Laidlaw, Adams & Peck. He lives in
Princeton]unction, NJ.
"Thunderbird was the
most important event in
my educational life,
and my social life:'
Duane C. Hormell,Jr.
J. Barry McGee is in commercial and
investment real estate. He lives in Baton
Rouge, LA. He writes, "son in medical
school, son in dental school, daughter
in nursing school, Norma and I in 'poor
house'~'
Burtt E McKee, m is a director of
marketing for Multinational Strategies,
Inc. He lives in Darien, CT.
Vernon K. Meyer semi-retired in 1980
He and his wife, Lois, sold their home
in Redding, CA and purchased a fifth
wheel R.V. They move monthly to
different recreational areas.
Raymond C. Meza is a vice president
of Interhemispheric Reinsurance
Company Both he and his wife, Ligia,
are real estate agents. He has just
"Thunderbird was
probably the most
practical and pragmatic
formal education
experience I had.
Countless times over the
years, a bit of
knowledge from T'bird
has been useful
to me - socially and
professionally.
I'm still a booster:'
Burtt E McKee, III, Director of
Marketing Multinational Strategies, Illc.
formed Meza Enterprises, Inc., which
will primarily be involved in real estate
investments. They live in Gretna, LA.
G. Arthur Misner,Jr. is a vice
president for Corporate Finance Asso­dates.
He returned to the U.S. in 1984
after 24 years with Rohlll and Haas
Company in The Philippines. He lives
in Oakland, CA.
William L Nystrom is retired and
lives in Doha, Qatar. He writes, "The
welcome mat is out for any travelers:'
Chandler Parkinson is a manager of
the Fresno feed department of Wilburn­Ellis
Company. He lives in Fresno, CA.
Robert B. Perkovic is a vice president
and treasurer for TRW, Inc. He lives in
Cleveland, OH, with his wife,Jackie.
They have two daughters .
. Robert M. Pesqueira is a general
manager for Becton Dickinson &
Company, S.A. His son, Tim, graduated
from Thunderbird in May, 1985, while
Robert was attending the reunion. He
lives in Panama.
Wallace L. Petersen is a managing
director ofTriax International, Ltd., a
Bermuda based company that spe­cializes
in doing telecommunications
projects in the developing world. He
and his wife, Renee, have a daughter
and two sons. They live in Saratoga,
CA.
John D. Picchetti is a vice preSident of
investments for Dean Witter Reynolds,
Inc. He lives in Portland, OR.
John E. Pietila is standardbred racing
secretary at Quad City Downs in East
Moline, It. He has been putting
harness races together for 20 years. He
lives in Westerville, OH.
"Thunderbird has
changed in many ways
over the past
25 years, but its mission
and values remain
on track"
Michael L. Boyatt, Marketing Manager
for Ess/'J Caribbean and Central America
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SILVER REUNION
George J. Prendergast is retired. He
served as vice president of corporate
planning for E.!. DuPont de Nemours &
Company. He and his wife, Mary; live in
Wilmington, DE.
Paul L Reiss is president of Weston
Industries, Inc., a company he recently
formed, that is dedicated to trading
between Mexico and other Latin
American countries. He lives in Weston,
CT.
Burt C. Risser,Jr. is a vice president
and manager of Connecticut National
Banle He is active in marketing interna­tional
banking in New England and in
May; 1985, he introduced Dr. William
Voris as Connecticut World Trade Week
keynote speaker. He lives in Greenwich,
CT.
JohnJ. Ross is a regional sales
manager, polystyrenics, for ARCO
Chemical Company. He will be con­ducting
sales training seminars in
Australia for an ARCO licensee this fall.
Clarence B. "Bud" Schaefer is
preSident and owner of c.s. Schaefer, a
consulting firm in pharmaceuticals
and investments. He lives in Laguna
Beach,CA.
Mike A. Santellanes is a partner in
Price Waterhouse and has been in
Central America for 21 years. He lives
in San Jose, Costa Rica.
Elwood H. "Woody" Schneider is a
first vice president for Credit Lyonnais.
He lives in New York, NY.
Robert R. Stanger is a copy editor for
the Youngstown Vindicator. He lives in
Boardman, OH, with his wife and two
sons.
Thomas M. Taylor is retired. He lives
in Avalon, CA.
Harry B. Tokheim is chairman of
Touch Dialogues, Inc. He lives in
Denver,CO.
James E. Trice is a senior vice
president and regional director for
Prudential-Bache Securities, Inc. He
lives in San Diego, CA.
Jon E. Thcker is a marketing manager
of Latin America for Monsanto Com­pany.
He and his wife, Astrid, have two
daughters. They live in Chesterfield,
MO, a suburb ofSt. Louis.
"Thunderbird gave
us the opportunity to
travel and live
in many countries
overseas, while we were
still young enough
to enjoy getting to know
the people, their
customs, and their
different ways of life!'
Vernon K. Meyer
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. raduation
if 1960 relived theIr g IUld gO!lltlS
The ClasS 0 they donned caps ence­experience
as d . I tll£Maycomm f." . 'pate II . 25th c.....,
and partlCl . durillg tltelf
ment ceremomes
reUnion.
"I wouldn't have
missed it [the reunion]
for anything. It was
great to see the old
classmates and a thrill
to receive the
diploma along with the
current graduating
class!'
Paul L. Reiss, President Westoll,
11ldustries, Inc.
Thomas R. Thttle is an assistant vice
president of export services for
Carnation International. He lives in La
Palma,CA.
James D. Van Winkle is a regional
manager for New Brunswick Interna­tional,
Inc. He and his wife have five
children. They live in Atlanta, GA.
Ralph A. Vranizan is a secretary­treasurer
for Columbia Equities, Inc., a
real estate development firm . He and
his wife, Emiline,1ive in Portland, OR.
Robert J. Walker is a senior partner in
Colton Walker Company, a commercial
real estate investment and brokerage
firm in San FranciSCO. He lives in Ross,
CA.
David I. Wallace is a manufacturer's
representative for Premium Incentive
Industry. He returned to the u.s. in
1980 after six years as an incentives
consultant in Australia and Asia. He
lives in Walnut Creek, CA.
William E. Weber is retired. He lives in
Dunedin, FL.
(left to right) Sh . _ ........::
Doltltelly, Re trley Wrck,John C
Gene Wi~k e:~ DOltnelly, Mike B artet;Jack
o/Presfd. 'Joy the IUncheo oycrtt and
eJtt Wrlttallt VonS. It crt tire hOllte
Gene Wick is a vice president of
operations for RJ. Reynolds Tobacco
International. He lives in Winston­Salem,
NC.
William G. Wilcox is retired from
Valley National Bank where he served
as a vice president. He lives in Nogales,
AZ.
David E. Wilson lives in Annapolis,
MD.
Thomas R. Wood is a vice preSident
and management director for Foote,
Cone & Belding. He and his wife,
Marilyn, live in Los Angeles, CA.
James L. Worthington,Jr. is a vice
president for Citibank. He lives in
Bombay; India.
"Being a T'bird has
given me the extra edge
in a few deals!'
William H. Zimmennan lives in
Burghaun, West Germany.
Donald E. Ehrlich Corporate Finance
Director, Greenfield, Campbell, Illc.
Total Enrollment
Men
Women
Foreign Students
Married
Veterans
Spouses taking courses
Thition
Undergraduate majors
represented
Degrees offered
Staff/faculty still here:
Berger Erickson
Consuelo dt; Fleek Estes
Laurence Finney
Then and Now
1960
239
235 (98%)
4( 2%)
7( 3%)
from Canada.Japan,
Sweden, France (2),
Mexico, Panama
99(41%)
86(36%)
45
$450sem.
21
BIT, MIT, Certificate
of Graduation
Francis Gifford
Louise Garner Gifford
Thomas Sunderlin
Lora Jeanne Wheeler
1985
1056
733 (69%)
323 (31%)
251 (24%)
from sixty-one
countries
139 (13%)
23 ( 2%)
7
$3,025sem.
75
MIM, Certificate of
Advanced Study
THUNDERBIRD MAGAZINE FALL '85
.\'IERIC\.\ (;R\DL\/'E SCHOOL OF I.\TER\mO.\\l, .\I.\.\.\(;DIE.\T
Dear Friends:
I would like to express
my gratitude to each and
everyone of you who
contributed to this year's
Annual Fund campaign.
Your generous support
has resulted in total con­tributions
of $1,161,797
for fiscal year 1984-85.
Alumni giving increased
by 13.10% to reach a
total of $206,216.
Matching gift dona­tions
for 1984-85 totaled
$62,254. Of the 660 eli­gible
donors who made
a contribution during
the 1984-85 fiscal year,
64.09% took advantage
of this opportunity to
match, or even triple
their donation to the
School.
Founders Club mem­bership
increased to 435
members, an 82.77% in­crease
over the 1983-84
campaign total. Founders
Club members contrib­uted
a total of $70,906
to the 1984-85 cam-paign.
A total of $66,321
was contributed by the
418 alumni Founders
Club members.
The 1984-85 Annual
Fund campaign has been
a very successful one. I
am extremely pleased
with this year's results,
and as your Annual Fund
Chairman, I am especial­ly
proud to have played
a part in this enormous
effort. Once again, thank
you for your dedication
and commitment to
Thunderbird.
Barton Kyle
Yount Society
Membership limited to chose
who have given over
5250,000.
American Management
Association
Citibank, N.A.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Company
S.C. Johnson & Company
Dr. Thelma Kieckhefer
The Starr Foundation
Valley National Bank
Presidents
Council
Alumni and friends who
generously fund the faculty
deve/opmenc program and
actively participate in a variety
of school programs.
Mr. Joseph A. Adams
President
The Adams Group, Inc.
Mr. Robert E. Anderson , '47
President
Langan, Haeger, Vincent, &
Born
Mr. Norman Auerbach
Auerbach & Auerbach
Mr. G. Clarke Bean
Chairman of the Board
Emeritus
The Arizona Bank
Mr. C. Michael Bennis, '66
Advertising Representative
"Changing Times"
Mr. Earl L. Bimson
DireclOr
Valley National Bank
Mr. Norman H. Blanchard,
'59
President
Smith Kline Animal Health
Products Corp.
Mr. Henry N. Conway, '55
President
IB Financial Corporation
Mr. John C. Cooper, '61
Senior Vice President and
Zone Manager
Marine Midland Bank, .A.
Mr. John F. Daliere, '64
President
Adistra Corporation
Mr. Vincent S. Daniels, '74
President
Minequip CorporJtion
Mr. Gregory B. Dean
Senior Vice President
United Bank of Arizona
Mr. Robert W. Feagles, '51
Senior Vice President ,
Personnel Administration
Travelers Insurance Company
Mr. Robert M. Franko, '79
Vice President
Great Western Bank
Mr. Lars A. Garrison, '58
Self·employed
Mr. George F. Getz, Jr.
Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer
Globe Corporation
Ms. Barbara Eyre Gillen , '62
President
Manhattan Party Package,
Inc.
Mr. Thomas D. Granger, '65
DireclOr, BUSiness
Development
Pfizer, Inc.
Mr. Selwyn J. Graves. '50
Retired
Mr. Gary K. Herberger
President
Herberger Enterprises, Inc.
Mr. Merle A. Hinrichs, '65
Managing Director
Trade Media Ltd ,
Mr. Jerry L. Holmes, '60
Self-employed
Mr. John L. House, '69
General Manager/Chief
Executive Officer
Kuwait Asia Bank
Mr. Robert C. Hunt
Chairman
Huber, Hunt and Nichols,
Inc,
Mr. Kenneth A. Jacuzzi, '79
President
K.J. Software, Inc.
Mr. William M. Johnson , '60
Chairman of the Board
Dorado Enterprises, Inc.
Mr. Peter N. Kawakami , '58
Owner
Growers Properties
Mr. Ellis O. Kingman , 71
Area Administrator
Global Marine Drilling
Mr. Joseph M. Klein , '47
President
Pluess·Staufer Industries, Inc.
Mr. Alwyn C. Kuhn
Director
The Arizona Bank
Mr. Robert G. Lees, '77
Vice President
Security Pacific Trade
Corporation
Mr. David C. Lincoln
l'resident and DireclOr
VIKA Corporation
Mr. Thomas J. Machia, ' 54
President
Essner Metal Works, Inc.
Mr. John J. Madison , '67
President
John J , Madison Company,
Inc.
Mr. Raul P. Masvidal, '66
President and Chairman of
the Board
Miami Savings Investment
Corporation
Mr. Richard). Maynes, '76
PreSident
Raymond Production
Systems Corporation
Mr. Robert Mclellan
Vice PreSident , Government
Affairs
FMC Corporation
Mr. Larry K. Mellinger, '68
Vice President and Chief
Financial Officer
G ruma Corporation
Mr. Alfred F. Miossi, '48
Executive Vice President
Continental Illinois Bank
Mr. Gerald Mirkin , '47
President
Mirkin Motor Sales
Mr. Henry T. Mulryan, '49
Senior Vice President
Amoco/Cyprus Industrial
Minerals Company
Mr. Charles C. Muse, '50
President
Intergraphic, Inc.
Mr. N, James Nedelkow, '74
President
Nespa, Inc.
Mr, W. SCOll Nix, '78
General Manager
Lumonics Corporation
Mr. E. V. O'Malley, Jr.
President
The O'Malley Companies
Mr. Earl K. Oman, '67
President
Property Professionals, Inc.
Dr. Harry R. Owens, Jr., '80
International Health
Consultant
Esperanca
Honorable L. Roy Papp
Investment Counsel
Mr. William H. Parker, '65
Real Estate Investment
Broker
Mr. Christy A. Peake, '79
President
Robot Defense Systems, Inc.
Mr. William O. Pennel , '64
President
Intercontinental Motors, Inc,
Mr. Ronald R. Pfafflin , '73
Partner
Phoenix Pacific, Inc.
Mr. Richard E. Ragsdale, '67
Senior Executive Vice
President
Republic Health Corporation
Mr. Paul L. Reiss, '60
President
Western Industries
Mr, Mike A. Santellanes, '60
Partner
Price-Waterhouse &
Company
Mr. Dana J. Schneider, Jr ..
'69
Vice President
First Wisconsin National
Bank of Milwaukee
Mr. J. Kenneth Seward , '57
Senior Vice President and
Director
Johnson & Higgins
Mr. James P. Simmons
Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer
United Bank of Arizona
Mr. Fred M. Smoot, '66
Partner
Phoenix Pacific, Inc.
Mr. Frank L. Snell
Senior Partner
Snell & Wilmer
Mr. Richard B. Snell
Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer
Ramada Inns, Inc.
Ms. Susan Stevens, '73
Vice President
Bank of America
Mr. Charles M. SlOckholm ,
'56
Senior Executive Vice
President
Crocker National Bank
Mr. Lloyd A. Straits, '66
Manager, Banking &
International Finance
Northrop Aviation
Corporation
Mr. Rodney A. Taylor, '75
Self·employed Consultant
Mr. James F. Thornton
Retired Chairman of the
Board
Lummus Company
Mr, Steven P. Tiberg, '71
President
Risk Management, Inc.
Mr, Don B. Tostenrud
Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer
The Arizona Bank
Mr. Darrow Tully
Publisher and Executive Vice
President
The Arizona
Republic/Phoenix Gazette
Mr. Keith L. Turley
Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer
Arizona Public Service
Company
Honorable William C. Turner
Chairman
Argyle Atlantic Corporation
Mr. Diego Veitia, '66
Chairman of the Board
International Assets Advisory
Corporation
Dr. William Voris
President
American Graduate School of
International
Management
Mr. John A. Warner, '48
Senior Vice President
PepsiCo Foods, International
Mr. Jan A. Wells, '64
Vice PresidentlDireclOr
Public Relations
Paul Masson Vineyards
Mr. Carl A. Wilson
President
Roadrunner Homes
Mr. Daniel D. Witcher, '50
Corporate Vice President
The Upjohn Company
Mr. Winthrop Wyman, '56
President
Gill & Duffus Holdings, Inc.
Mr. Clarence H. Yahn , Jr., '62
President and Chief
Executive Officer
Aircap Industries, Inc.
Mr. Ju Whan Yun , '73
President
Komex International
Board of Trustees/
Board of Fellows
1984-85 Donors
Mr. Norman E. Auerbach
Mr. G. Clarke Bean
Mr. Clay P. Bedford
Mr. Gary K. Herberger
Mr. Kenneth A. Jacuzzi , '79
Mr. Edward B. Juliber
Mrs. John W. Kieckhefer
Mr. Joseph M. Klein, '47
Mr. David C. Lincoln
Mr. Walter T. lucking
Mr. Robert Mclellan
Mr. Alfred F. Miossi, '48
Mr. E. V. O'Malley, Jr.
Hon. John C. Pritzlaff
Mr. J. Kenneth Seward , '57
Mr. James P. Simmons
Mr. Frank L. Snell
Mr. Richard Snell
Mr. Julian M. Sobin
Mr. Guy Stillman , '62
Mr. Charles M. SlOckholm,
'56
Mr. James F. Thornton
Mr, Don B. Tostenrud
Mr. Keith L. TInley
Hon. William C. Turner
Dr. William Voris
Mr. Daniel D. Witcher, '50
Mrs. Barton Kyle Yount
Founders Club
Alumni and friends who
donate a minimum of 6138,
which represents each year of
Thunderbird's history added to
a base of S100.
$25,000 and up
Mr.Hugh M. Blake
Dr. Thelma H. Kieckhefer
Hon. & Mrs. John C. Pritzlaff
$5 ,000 - $24,999
Mr. Clay p, Bedford
Mr. Harald G. Biedermann,
'68
Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Denny
Mr. Kenneth A. Jacuzzi, '79
Mr. Joseph M. Klein, '47
Mr. Thomas J. Machia, '54
Mrs. Lyall D. Morrill
Mr. Frank L. Snell
$1,000 - $4,999
Mr, Robert E, Anderson, '47
Mr. Norman Auerbach
Mrs. Dorothy Bailly
Mr. Norman H. Baum, '61
Mr. and Mrs. G. Clarke Bean
Mr. C. Michael Bennis, '66
Mr. Norman H. Blanchard,
Jr., '59
Mr. John Colman
Mr. Henry N. Conway, Jr.,
'55
Dr. & Mrs. CliflOn B. Cox
Mr. John F. Daliere, '64
Mr. Vincent S. Daniels, '74
Mr. Gregory B. Dean
Prof. Joaquim M. Duarte, Jr,
Mr. Lars A. Garrison , '58
Mr. Bert A. Getz
Mr. George F. Getz, Jr.
Ms. Barbara M. Eyre Gillen,
'62
Mr. Gary K. Herberger
Mr. Merle A. Hinrichs, '65
Mr. Jerry L. Holmes, '60
Mr. John L. House, '69
Mr. Robert C. Hunt
Mrs. Eileen Jackie
Mr. Peter N. Kawakami, '58
Mr. Michael F. Kendall , '58
Mr. Ellis O. Kingman, '71
Mr. & Mrs. David C. lincoln
Mr. John J. Madison , '67
Charles & Rose Mannel , Sr.
Mr. Raul P. Masvidal, '66
Mr. Richard J. Maynes, '76
Mr. Gerald Mirkin , '47
Mr. Henry T. Mulryan , '49
Mr. Charles C. Muse, '50
Mr. W. Scott Nix, '78 Mr. Kenneth L. Bennett, '61 Mr. Richard E. Dueringer, '67 Mr. Richard D. Keeley, '69 Ms. Peggy A. Peckham, '74
Mr. Earl K. Oman, '67 Mr. Louis C. Bergman, '71 Mr. James R. Easter, '79 Mr. Ralph R. Kelly, '52 Mr. John P. Peevey, '78
Mr. Edward V. O'Malley, Jr. Mr. Robert H. Berle, '79 Mr. James W. Echle, '72 Ms. Laura Beth Kettel , '85 Mr. Robb K. Peglar, '72
Hon. L. Roy Papp Mr. Fred T. Bernatz, Jr., '54 Mr. Murray F. Ehlers, '57 Ms. Lois B. Kenel Mr. Leo C. Peroni, '78
Mr. William H. Parker, '65 Mr. Peter B. Besser, '76 Mr. William M. Eiffen, '80 Dr. Louis J. Kettel Mr. William D. Pharr, '79
Mr. Christy A. Peake, '79 Mr. William E. Bierer, '47 Mr. Mark A. Emkes, '76 Mr. William R. Killeen, '76 Mr. Richard K. Phillts, '71
Mr. Richard E. Ragsdale, '67 Mr. Don B. Blackwood, '53 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur S. Mr. Philip F. Kirk, '54 Mr. Wendell Pilger, ' 2
Dr. & Mrs. Philip Rice Ms. Martha I. Bobo, '63 Erickson, '54 Mr. Leonard J . Kistner, '74 Mr. Luis C. Pi-Sunyer, '64
Mr. Ahmed A. Sahib, '79 Ms. Anne R. Boer, '83 Mr. Berger Erickson Mr. John P. Klecker, '78 Mr. Charles A. Plall, '66
Mr. Mike A. Santellanes, '60 Mr. Walter C. Boice, '64 Mr. John W. Ervin, Jr., '70 Mr. Terry L. Klipp, '72 Mr. Sheldon G. Pooley, '47
Mr. Dana J. Schneider, Jr., Mr. Roben A. Bombarde, '59 Ms. Marilyn A. Fairley, '77 Mr. Roben J. Knorr, '51 Mr. Curgie W. Pratt, '59
'69 Mr. Robert L. Bonham, '57 Mr. Robert D. Farquharson , Mr. James G. Kohl, Jr., '71 Ms. Janet E. Prall, '76
Mr. J. Kenneth Seward , '57 Mr. Ethan B. Book, Jr., '77 '81 Ms. Mary Kolehmainen Dr. Marvin S. Priske, '51
Mr. James P. Simmons Ms. Catherine L. Borges, '73 Mr. Peter Feddersen, '67 Lambert, '77 Mr. John C. Pritzlaff, llI, '78
Mr. Richard B. Snell Mr. Michael L. Boyatt, '60 Mr. David Feld, '79 Mr. Christopher Kroos, '76 Mr. David J. Purkrabek, '77
Mr. Julian M. Sobin Mr. Warren Brainard-Smith, Mr. Warren E. Feller, '74 Mr. Peter A. Lamb, '77 Ms. Susan D. Libera
Ms, Susan F. tevens, '73 '71 Mr. Willard T. Fields, '68 Mr. Robert J. Lambrix, '63 Purkrabek, '77
Mr. Charles M. Stockholm, Mr. John F. Brandenburg, II, Prof. Laurence M. Finney, '52 Mr. George B. Lane, '75 Ms. Robin Raborn, '76
'56 '72 Mr. David G. Fisher, '67 Mr. Richard Lannin, '70 Ms. Patricia M. Ramsey, '59
Mr. Lloyd A. Straits, II, '66 Mr. Thomas J. Brennan, '79 Mr. John A. Florida, '62 Mr. Roben E. LaPort, '58 Mr. Tod S. Rankin, '78
Mr. James F. Thornton Mr. Allen J. Brenteson, '60 Mr. Joseph P. Fl ynn , '72 Mr. John H. Latham, '71 Mr. Bob F. Reece, '69
Mr. Steven P. Tiberg, '7\ Dr. Thomas R. Bria Mr. Victor C. Fontaine, '67 Mr. Harry J. Laubach, '56 Mr. Linwood L. Reed , Jr., '59
Mr. Don B. Tostenrud Ms. Carol A. Brittain, '7.7 Mr. Carlton B. Foust, '70 Mr. David M. Leech, '72 Mr. George L. Reeves, '59 I
Mr. Keith L. Thrley Mr. David L. Brothers, '78 Mr. Barton A. Francour, '72 Mr. Fred R. Leenerts, '70 Mr. Carroll M. Rickard , '56
Hon. William C. Thrner Ms. Clare H. Brown, '82 Mr. Roben C. Fraser, '61 Mr. Charles W. Li, '80 Mr. Daniel M. Rickens, '75
Mr. Diego Veilia, '66 Mr. Harold D. Brown, '71 Mr. Roben M. Frehse, Jr., '50 Mr. Rolf R. Liebergesell, '59 Mr. James H. Riddle, '63
Dr. & Mrs. William Voris Mr. William C. Brown, '68 Mr. George N. Fugelsang, '63 Mr. Brayton Lincoln, '52 Mr. Patrick M. Riley, Jr., '79
Mr. Carl A. Wilson Mr. William L.L. Brown, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William M. Funk , Mr. George R. Lindahl, Jr., '54 Mr. William J. Riley, Jr., '75
Mr. Daniel D. Witcher, '50 '60 llI , '71 Mr. Jorgen Lindeskov, '70 Mr. Jeffrey J. Rinz, '79
Mr. Winthrop Wyman, '56 Mr. Peter D. Browne, '77 Mr. Christopher J. Fussner, Mr. Louis P. Lingua, Jr., '49 Mr. Rodney F. Ritchie, '52
Mr. Clarence H. Yahn, Jr., '62 Ms. Robin K. Browne, '79 '82 Mr. Lawrence R. Lippstreu, Ms. Amanda H. Roberts, '76
Mr. Gary A. Brubrdt, '72 Mr. Michael R. Gable, '81 '60 Mr. Alvin G. Robins, '50
$500 - $999 Mr. Ernest H. Bruss, Jr., '62 Mr. Robert B. Garrison, '61 Mr. Ray C. Lopez, '55 Mr. Richard P. Robinson, '80
Mr. Max E. Bissey, '66 Mr. James K. Bruton, Jr., '76 Mr. Jonathan R. Giddings, Ms. Florence S. Lorenz, '54 Mr. Fred Rodenhausen, '78
Mr. Leonard Brockman, Jr., Mr. Gary L. Buckingham, '72 '66 Mr. Robert M. Lorenz, '55 Mr. John T. Rogstad, '51
'75 W. Douglas & Lee Mr. Jack D. Glen, '79 Mr. Richard E. Lowe, '54 Mr. Daniel Romanoff, '55
Mr. Richard G. Croft, '60 Buckmaster, '57 Mr. Daniel J. Goldsmith, '65 Ms. Michele A. Luciano, '82 Mr. Richard J. Roney, '67
Mr. Michael A. DeBenedeUi, Mr. Joseph O. Bunce, lH, '64 Mr. Joseph M. Gontram, '69 Ms. Lori W. Ludden, '77 Mr. Dennis A. Roper, '80
'69 Mr. Richard R. Bupp, '50 Mr. Robert B. Gooden , '52 Ms. Julie Ludington, '77 Mr. Donald G. Rosellini , '58
Mr. Thomas S. Duggan, '66 Ms. Denise Burka , '78 Mr. Alex Graham, '68 Ms. Susan L. Lutter, '75 Mr. William J. Rush, '57
Ms. Melanie A. Franko, '80 Mr. Dean A. Burkhardt, '77 Mr. Michael J. Graham, '78 Mr. Toby R. Madison, '52 Mr. Theodore F. Ryan, '62
Mr. Robert M. Franko, '79 Mr. Enrique G. Burnett , '71 Mr. Thomas H. Greene, '55 Mr. R. Alan Magnuson , '78 Mr. William H, Ryan, '55
Mr. Thomas D. Granger, '65 Mr. Stephen C. Burrell, '69 Mr. Bernhard D. Guenther, Mr. Harry R. Mallot, '59 Mr. Moses V. Sahakian, '79
Ms. Elizabeth J. Hammond, Mr. Jack Butefish, '56 '63 Charles H., Jr., & Desiree Mr. Jose M.S. Santos, '74
'79 Ms. Barbara J. Byrnes, '77 Mr. Roger H. Guichard, Jr. , Finn Mannel, '82 Ms. Jane Scheidecker, '82
Mr. Alwyn C. Kuhn Mr. Malcolm H. Byrnes, II, '79 Ms. Laura Kay Mannel, '83 Mrs. Arthur chellenberg
Mr. David R. Lawrence, '68 '72 Ms. Geraldine Gurley Mr. Richard Marchese, '78 Mr. Paul L. Scherzer, '61
Mr. Robert G. Lees, '77 Mr. John E. Calley, '53 Lamonica, '70 Mr. Lowell K. Marcus, '48 Mr. Robert D. Scholle, '71
Mr. Walter T. Lucking Mr. Robert A. Capwell, '70 Mr. Thomas G. Hackim, '77 Mr. James A. Markley, Jr., '50 Mr. Denis W. Schreiber, '79
Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Mr. Albert F. Cariello, Jr., '47 Mr. Philip W. Hagenah, '70 Mr. Philip A. Marsteller, '83 Mr. Alban W. Schuele, '70
McCluskey Mr. Virgil F. Carlson, '57 Ms. Patricia L. Hambrick, '81 Mr. Billy F. Marlin, '55 Mr. Samuel Schulman, '52
Mr. Larry K. Mellinger, '68 Mr. Harold Carpenter, Jr., '47 Mr. Daniel F. Hammang, '80 Mr. Barry J. Mason, '58 Mr. Alexander I. Schwartz,
Mr. Alfred F. Miossi, Jr., '48 Mr. David D. Carpita, '67 Ms. Eleanor S. Hamric, '76 Mr. John McCaa, Jr., '67 '80
Mr. James B. Morse, '75 Mr. & Mrs. James M. Carrillo, Mr. Gregor]. Hargett , '68 Mr. Alastair MCCluskey Mr. James C. Schwartz, '70
Mr. Charles S. Nelson, '81 '50 Ms. Anne Webster Hayden , Mr. Ian C. McCluskey, '82 Mr. Gerard C. SCOII, '57
Mrs. Margery Short Mr. Phillip E. Casey, '71 '69 Mr. John R. McDermott, Jr. , Mr. Robert W. Shatz, '82
Mr. Stephen Thomas, '69 Mr. Eugene H. Castle, Jr., '71 Mr. Richard E. Hayes, '62 '81 Mr. J. Stephen Sheridan, '70
Mr. George R. Tomaszewicz, Mr. Thomas R. Cath, '78 Mr. William M. Hayes, '71 Mr. Gregory J. McDonald, Mr. Ronald V. Sigler, '58
'69 Mr. Michael F. Chahine, '76 Mr. John S. Hazelton, '72 '74 Mr. Mark F. Silverman, '80
Mr. Roger N. Voegele, '78 Ms. Bettina W. Chandler, '77 Mr. William J. Hecker, Jr., '74 Mr. & Mrs. Robert McGee Mr. Gary L. Sisler, '59
Mr. McNeill Watkins, '54 Mr. Steven R. Chapman , '70 Mr. James P. Heineman, '65 Mr. Shaun E. McIntosh, '74 Mr. Robert M. Skidmore, '77
Mr. Jan A. Wells, '64 Mr. Raymond R. Chartraw, Mr. James A. Henderson, '73 Mr. John E. McKinney, '78 Mrs. Bonnie Smalldridge
$138- $499 '47 Mr. William E. Henley, '48 Mr. Robert Mclellan Mr. Loren D. Smith, '58
Mr. Andrew W. Cherones, '74 Ms. Karen A. Henke, '80 Mr. Marlin P. McNamara, '69 Mr. Robert B. Snyder, '70
Ms. Marie Accunzo, '80 Mr. Pradip Chhadva, '81 Mr. John D. Henson, '48 Mr. Tom J. McSpadden, '65 Mr. James C. Stanley, '53
Mr. Nazzal M, AI-Armouti, Mr. David W, Christensen , Mr. John A. Hill, '80 Mr. Michael P. Mcrigue, '70 Mr. Stanley R. Steele, '67
'79 '74 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Mr. Richard A. Meade, '50 Mr. c.L. Stickland, Jr.
Mr. Ali I. AI-Hedaithy, '78 Mr. Soren K. Christensen, '72 Hitchcock, '53 Mrs. Belly Meakes Mr. Dean J. Storm , '78
Mr. Ronald T. Alonzo, '68 Mr. Neil M. Clark, '49 Mr. Kerry B. Hofferth, '79 Mr. Charles E. Meech, '66 Mr. George R. Strohecker, '51
Mr. James c. Alspach, '76 Mr. Peter J. Clauson , '83 Mr. Peter A. Holmshaw, '77 Mr. Joseph Melnyk, Jr., '48 Mr. Sheldon S. SturgiS, '77
Mr. Stephen C. Amesbury, Mr. Ray T. Clements, '79 Mr. Thomas B. Honse, '59 Mr. George J. Mennen, '65 Mr. Charles N. Sturtevant,
'69 Mr. Kenneth C. Cogdill, '58 Ms. Jeanne H. Hoover Alwin M. & Sandra J. Miller, llI , '81
Mr. Brent D. Amundson, '82 Mr. Michael G. Collins, '72 Stetson , '80 '75 Mr. K. Steve Sullins, '68
Mr. James E. Anderson, '80 Mr. Wade H. Collins, '64 Mr. Thomas A. Hoover, '69 Prof. James Mills Mr. Eugene C. Sullivan, II ,
Mr. Fred R. Andresen , '58 Ms. Ann L. Connors, '81 Mr. Michael C. Hopkins, '72 Mr. David W. Moir, '49 '67
Mr. Manuel D. Apodaca, '57 Ms. Janet E. Conover, '82 Mr. Charles C. Howell, Jr., Mr. Don Z. Moldovan, '77 Mr. Richard D. Sullivan, ' 5 I
Ms. Kara S. Armstrong, '56 Ms. Susan J. Corcoran, '72 '79 Mr. Luis F. Molinar-Sanz, '76 Mr. Thomas L. Sumner, '77
Mr. John J. Arthur, '57 Mr. Leroy R. Craig, '49 Mr. William H. Hunt, '50 Mr. Cartier R. Momberger, Mr. Roby S. Swan, '71
Mr. Kenneth B. Arthur, '75 Mr. R. Craig Crossley, '77 Ms. Shelley L. Hurley, '78 '72 Mr. Armando Taddei, '53
Mr. John H. Ashby, '71 Mr. Richard L. Cummings, Mr. Ahmed M. Hussein, '79 Mr. Claus T. Morch , '64 Mr. Jack D. Thylor, '71
Mr. John P. Ashton , II , '67 '57 Mr. James K. Hutchinson, '55 Mr. John D. Morrow, '80 Mr. Martin J . Taylor, '61
Mr. S. Robert August, '75 Mr. Rick Cunliffe, llI, '75 Mr. Murray H. Hutchinson , Mr. John P. Moynier, '67 Mr. James D. Tegeder, '67
Mr. Dannie A. Austin, '81 Ms. Sheila Cunningham '64 Mr. John L. Muncy, '70 Mr. David B. Terrar, '75
Mr. George W. Austin, '49 Mr. Abelardo S. Curdumi, '74 Mr. William C. Hutchinson, Mr. James D. Murray Mr. Harry A. Tiber, '53
Mr. Ali M. Bahaj, '79 Mr. James E. Cushing, '55 '57 Mr. Christopher J. Nagel , '79 Mr. William R. Tiernay, '56
Mr. Robert N. Bailey, '56 Mr. Fred N. Dahlkamp, '47 Mr. Marvin R. Huth, '76 Mr. Samuel A. Neblell, '53 Mr. Philip A. Toll, '50
Mr. Yong Sun Bak, '81 Mr. George G. Daniels, '63 Mr. Stephen L. Hutnek, '47 Ms. Elizabeth J. Nelson , '78 Mr. Manuel Trigueros-
Mr. Joseph D. Bariault, '75 Mr. R. SCOII Dannison, '75 Mr. Eric R. Huvendick, '79 Mr. John R. Nelson, '65 Hidalgo, '76
Mr. Ben S. Barnes, '78 Mr. Jeffrey D. Davis, '71 Mr. Tom D. Ingram , '81 Dr. Emmanuel]. Nsien, '73 Mr. B. Theodore Troy, '57
Mr. George O. Barraclough Mr. F.}. DeAlbuquerque Mr. Daniel T. Jacobsen, '59 Mr. Nabil A. Nuwar, '68 Mr. John E. Thberty, '60
Mr. Jack B. Bartholf, '51 Sousa, '79 Mr. Sami M. Jalal, '79 Mr. Ernest H. Olsen, '47 Mr. Harry B. Thrner, '51
Mr. Charles H. Bartlen, '53 Mr. Richard W. Decker, Jr., Mr. David T. Johannesen , '69 Mr. Sherman J. Olson, '50 Hon. William C. Thrner
Mr. Rene M. Batard, '72 '70 Mr. Farnham J. Johnson , '50 Mr. Dennis T. Oshiro, '72 Mr. Norval O. Tyler, '64
Mr. Robert L. Bean, '48 Mr. Christopher P. Deily, '81 Michael J. Johnson & Mr. Kjell F.B. Ostergren, '82 Mr. Shigehiro Uchida, '61
Ms. Katherine N. Beck, '82 Mr. Kent W. Deitemeyer, '76 Elizabeth A. Barnes Mr. William]. Paden, '48 Mr. Nils A. Urman, '77
Mr. Robert F. Begani, '67 Mr. Werner E. Diehl, '48 Mr. Ted Johnson, '54 Mr. A. Jordan Paine, '47 Mr. George Van Wageningen,
Mr. Jack Beldon, Jr., '62 Ms. Kara M. Diekemper, '78 Mr. Hermann P. Kaercher, '55 Mr. Won K. Pak, '74 '75
Ms. Christine A. Bell Thck, Mr. Robert A. Dilworth , '60 Mr. Shunkichi Kamiya, '77 Mr. Fred J. Parmentier, '50 Mr. Louis R. Vanden Bosch ,
'80 Mr. James E. Dodson, '74 Mr. Keith K. Kaneko, '66 Mr. Alexander Parvu , Jr., '48 '80
Mr. James L. Bell, '52 Mr. Jack E. Donnelly, '60 Mr. Gerald H. Kangas, '60 Mr. James B. Patterson, '61 Mr. Mike R. Vann, '72
Mr. Joseph R. Bender, '50 Mr. Thomas F. Dower, '73 Mr. David T. Kaveny, '70 Mr. Randal G. Pearson , '74 Mr. J. Jorge Verduzco, '75
Mr. Gene L. Bennen, '60 Mr. John H. Downey, '51 Mr. Lawrence P. Keeler, '74 Mr. George]. Peckham, '52 Mr. & Mrs. Pieter A. Vos, '58
I
Mr. William A. Wagner, '68
Mr. William T. Walsh, Jr. , '71
Mr. Michael H. Walter, '74
Mr. Albert J. Waszok, '78
Mr. Peter W. Wefel, '75
Mr. Allan P. Welch, '72
Mr. Leon F. Westendorf, '59
Mr. James A. Weybret, '79
Mr. Donald E. Whisman, '65
Mr. Charles A. Whitcomb,
'54
Mr. Jeffrey S. White, '69
Mr. William C. Whitman, '72
Mr. Herlof G. Wick, '60
Mr. John R. Wickershan, '73
Ms. Marie F. Wickham, '79
Mr. Robert S. Wilcox, '68
Mr. Leighton A. Willgerodt,
'61
Ms. Pamela R. Williams, '82
Mr. Joel T. Wineburgh, '67
Mr. Gary A. Withall , '73
Mr. Roger L. Witllin, '78
Mr. Stephen B. Wright , '70
Mr. Joseph N. Wyble, '50
Mr. Barton K. Yount, Ill , '71
Mr. Arron P.K. Yung, '71
Mr. John W. Ziebarth , '62
Notes:
Boldface type indicates a
consecutive donor who made
a contribution in 1983-84 .
M indicates receipt of a
corporate matching gift.
• indicates membership in
a gift club.
A special thank you to all
donors whose gifts were
received after the June 30th
deadline. Your names will
appear in the 1985-86
report.
Also, Thunderbird expresses
appreciation to those donors
who wished to remain
anonymous.
Class of 1947
Total Gifts S9,908.00
Number of Donors 43
Number In Class 129
Percent Donating 33.3
Average Gift $230.42
Adacusky, Emily
• Anderson, Robert E.
Backer, Robert S.
Bell, Thomas P.
• Bierer, William E.
Boyce, James B.
M • Cariello, Albert F.
M • Carpenter, Harold
• Chartraw, Raymond R.
Cooper, Eugene D.
• Dahlkamp, Fred N.
Engeisen, Edward G.
Fortune, Robert P.
Gonzalez, Carl G.
Henderson, Lindsey P.
• HUlOek, Stephen L.
Jankus, Alfred P.
Kalmans, Harold
• Klein, Joseph M.
Leiserlng, Fred A.
Lindstrom, Herbert H.
Marks, Irwin
Mervis, Florence
Michael, Robert E.
• Mirkin, Gerald
Mitchell, William E.
Moynahan, John H.
Nielsen, John F.
O'Connor, Thomas P.
• Olsen, Ernest H.
• Paine, A. Jordan
• Pooley, Sheldon G.
Reed, William I.
Ritter, Charles O.
Rorbach, Thomas H.
Schaeffer, Wm.
Lawrence
Scharf, Stanley L.
Schneider, Elton R.
Walters, George H.
Class of 1948
Total Gifts S2,527.00
Number of Donors 29
Number In Class 126
Percent Donating 23.0
Average Gift $87.14
• Bean, Robert L.
Bocci, Lawrence J.
M Brill, Theodore L.
• Diehl, Werner E.
Gray, Norman L.
M • Henley, William E.
• Henson, John D.
Holt, Corrie V.
Lekls, 'Walter R.
MacCachran, Robert F.
• Marcus, Lowell K.
• Melnyk, Joseph
M • Miossi, Alfred F.
Moyer, Robert B.
Nazro, John
Nettleton, Julia
Osburn , Earl S.
• Paden, William J.
• Parvu, Alexander
Skupien, Peter P.
M Smith, Sidney E.
M Smithberg, John W.
Terho, Allan P.
Terho, Eloise C.
Weldon, Fallon J.
Wood, Tari K.
M Z/mberoff, Allan L.
Class of 1949
Total Gifts S2,646.88
Number of Donors 24
Number In Class 141
Percent Donating 17.0
Average Gift S110.29
Allen, Robert
M • Austin, George W.
Beaman, Chester E.
Bourke, Thomas G.
Cheroske, Robert H.
• Clark, Neil M.
• Craig, Leroy R.
M Ellis, Robert C.
Groves, Donald G.
Hohmann, Robert A.
Hooper, Raymond L.
• Lingua, Louis P.
Lorenat, Gayle J.
Maguire, James G.
Miller, Kenneth J.
• Moir, David W.
M • Mulryan, Henry T.
Palmeter, Charles M.
Ross, William H.
Wadleigh, Frank L.
Wahl, Thomas B.
M Wasson, Clarence L.
Class of 1950
Total Gifts S4,770.00
Number of Donors 42
Number in Class 124
Percent Donating 33.9
Average Gift S113.S7
Ashley, Alton L.
• Bender, Joseph R.
Bower, Ralph R.
Boyce, Sterling L.
Buccheri, Sebastian J.
• Bupp, Richard R.
• Carrillo, James M.
DeSmith, William B.
• Frehse, Robert M.
Goldsborough, James
R.
Harris, William A.
Hastey, Robert P.
• Hunt, William H.
• Johnson, Farnham J.
Knoth , Jack N.
Kuhlman, Elizabeth G.
Long, John R.
• Markley, James A.
• Meade, Richard A.
Mitchell, Charles C.
M Mowry, Duane D.
• Muse, Charles C.
• Olson, Sherman J.
• Parmentier, Fred J.
Pederson, Glenn W.
Rice, Elaine F.
• Robins, Alvin G.
Stanfield, Denman F.
Tejeda, Alexandro M.
M • Toll, Philip A.
Tooke, Joseph C.
Van Pelt, Calvin L.
Voorhees, Frederick D.
Wilson, John N.
M • Witcher, Danlel D.
• Wyble, Joseph N.
Class of 1951
Total Gifts SI,851.00
Number of Donors 16
Number In Class 103
Percent Donating IS.S
Average Gift S115.69
M Barrington, John K.
• Bartholf, Jack B.
Bates, D. Barker
M • Downey, John H.
Ferry, William M.
M Gustafson, Royal D.
• Knorr, Robert J.
Miller, Walter L.
• Priske, Marvin S.
M • Rogstad, John T.
Scianamblo, Angelo V.
• Strohecker, George R.
M • Sullivan , Richard D.
• Thrner, Harry B.
Class of 1952
Total Gifts S2,132.00
Number of Donors 26
Number In Class 96
Percent Donating 27.1
Average Gift S82.00
• Bell, James L.
M Black, Paul C.
Blackie, Norman
Cornell, L. Steve
Crough, Marian
Edmunds, Barbara J.
• Finney, Laurence M.
• Gooden, Robert B.
Johnson, Richard I.
Kelley, Walter R.
• Kelly, Ralph R.
Koppl, Frederick
• Lincoln, Brayton
Macr, John A.
• Madison , Toby R.
Nelson, John A.
• Peckham, George J.
• Ritchie, Rodney F.
• Schulman, Samuel
Swanson, Richard D.
Voisard, Raymond L.
Withers, H. Ted
Wood, Charles M.
Class of 1953
Total Gifts $1,954.11
Number of Donors 30
Number in Class 91
Percent Donating 33.0
Average Gift S65.14
Adams, Thomas J.
Bailey, Norman C.
M • Bartlett, Charles H.
Benz, Eugene P.
• Blackwood, Don B.
Burns, Jean F.
M • Calley, John E.
M Campeau, Edward C.
Close, Clarence L.
Drake, Gilbert N.
Eikenberry, John H.
Enochson, Richard K.
Goldsberry, John W.
M • Hitchcock, Thomas B.
Manning, James F.
May, Raymond T.
McConnell, Robert B.
Morebouse, Robert H.
Myrick, Robert L.
M • Neblett, Samuel A.
Peyton, Charles H.
M Schollard, William
Selby, John D.
Shultz, Eugene H.
• Stanley, James c.
• lllddei, Armando
• Tiber, Harry A.
Wood, Charles T.
Class of 1954
Total Gifts Sl1,692.00
Number of Donors 18
Number In Class 129
Percent Donating 14.0
Average Gift S649.56
• Bernatz, Fred T.
Cerqueria, Joseph
Cerqueria, Yolandi
Doolittle, Leonard N.
• Erickson, Arthur S.
Gale, William M.
Hale, George E.
M • Johnson, Ted
Keller, Charles G.
• Kirk, Philip F.
• Lindahl, George R.
• Lorenz, Florence S.
• Lowe, Richard E.
• Machia, Thomas J.
Martinoli, Frank L.
Monaghan, James P.
Petrequin, Harry J.
M • Watkins, McNeill
• Whitcomb, Charles A.
1
• Hutchinson, William
Class of 1955 c. Class of 1960 Class of 1962 Class of 1965 I
Total Gifts H,016.00 Kritzer, James L. Total Gifts $7,522.00 Total Gifts H,716.00 Total Gifts $4,043.00
Number of Donors 28 Maggio, Charles W. Number of Donors 50 Number of Donors 32 Number of Donors 36
Number in Class 125 McIntosh, Richard L. Number In Class 211 Number in Class 188 Number In Class 197
Percent Donating 22.4 M Reed, Timothy S. Percent Donating 23.7 Percent Donating 17.0 Percent Donating 18.3 I
Average Gift $107.71 Rogers, James R. Average Gift $150.44 Average Gift $116.13 Average Gift $112.31
Anderson, Paul F. • Rush, William J . Baker, Ronald L. Anderson , E. Leon Caffrey, John R. :
Aston, John R. • Scott, Gerard C. • Bennett, Gene L. M • Beldon, Jack Cochran, Richard S. ,
• Conway, Henry N. • Seward, J. Kenneth Bielby, Robert M. Benson, James M. Cool , Douglas B.
• Cushing, James E.
lraynor, Henry M • Boyatt, Michael L. Brennan, Margaret P. Cushman, Robert A. I
• Greene, Thomas H. • Troy, B. Theodore • Brenteson, Allen J. • Bruss, Ernest H. Dykes, George M. I Gusdorf, Hans J. Wallis, Frank B. M • Brown, William L.L. Cortes, Carlos E. Fairbanks, Mark E.
Herazo, P.N. Withers, William F. Burgess, Peter D. • Eyre Gillen, Barbara Giese, Mary
• Hutchinson, James K. Ciszewski, Robert L. M. M Gladen, Craig A.
• Kaercher, Hermann P. • Croft, Richard G. Feldman, Morris Goldsmith, Daniel J.
Lockledge, Mary A. Class of 1958 Delgado, Rodolfo L. M • Florida, John A. • Granger, Thomas D.
• Lopez, Ray C. Total Gifts $5,063.00 • Dilworth, Robert A. Gersten, Jerome Gravell, Robert W. I • Lorenz, Robert M. Number of Donors 31 M Dixon, Keith K. Hanning, Ralph G. Hallmann, James A.
• Martin, Billy F. Number in Class 179 M • Donnelly, Jack E. Hartley, Shirley W. Hardy, Charles B.
Neitz, Walter R. Percent Donating 17.3 M Gist, Charles R. Hartley, William B. • Heineman, James P.
Ortiz, Arthur L. Average Gift $163.32 Goode, Malcolm L. • Hayes, Richard E. • Hinrichs, Merle A.
Peterson Shuman, Gloria • Andresen, Fred R. Hogan, Thad R. Lininger, Darrell Y. Hutabarat, Eden S.
G. M • Cogdill, Kenneth C. • Holmes, Jerry L. Loth, Richard B. M Johnson, Lee W.
Pooler, Richard K. Cunningham, William Hopson, Clinton R. Patterson, Walter F. Koechlein, Richard A.
Punnett, Richard E. H. M Hume, Stewart O. • Pilger, Wendell Leite, Olav A.
M Richards, Victor Davis, Philip J . Hyek, james L. • Ryan, Theodore F. Marr, William L.
Risher, Robbins Edwards, Nancy • Kangas, Gerald H. Shuster, Robert A. • McSpadden, Tom J.
• Romanoff, Daniel Faust, Ronald F. Kesser, Gilbert R. Singer, Terry S. • Mennen, George J.
M • Ryan, William H. Frltzner, Alvin Kidney, Robert F. Speed, Horace • Nelson, John R.
Sheets, Dale L. • Garrison, Lars A. Kieser, John F. Stanton, John D. • Parker, William H.
Slilk, K. Niek Hinkle, Robert A. Life, Wallace F. Stillman , Guy PittS, George H.
Tyldesley, Robert j. Huelat, J. Dean M • Llppstreu, Lawrence M Surrency, Thomas F. . Prager, Lawrence W.
M Wassmann, William F. • Kawakami, Peter N. R. Van Goidtsnoven, Bill Savage, John V.
Young, Roy W. M • Kendall, Michael F. Malcolm, Robert N. • Yahn, Clarence H. Schwab, I. Conrad
Yunker Bettison, M • LaPort, Robert E. Nystrom, William L. • Ziebarth, john W. ShapirO, William M.
Barbara A. Lee, George M Perkovic, Robert B. Thomas, Terence F.
Liecty, Derek Podgorny, Lester A.
Class of 1963
Thompson, Du Bois S.
• Mason, Barry J. M Ross, John J. • Whisman, Donald E.
Class of 1956 M McGill, John P. Ross, Terrence S. Total Gifts $1,536.00
M • Santellanes, Mike A. Number of Donors 26
Total Gifts $3,504.75 Neag, Raymond
Stanger, Robert R. Number in Class 149
Number of Donors 28 Pinckard, Frank E. Class of 1966
Number in Class 135 Poulios, Ploutarehos Tognazzlni Kieser, Percent Donating 17.4
Total Gifts $6,867.00
Percent Donating 20.7 • Rosellini, Donald G. Valerie J. Average Gift $59.08
Number of Donors 41
Ryder, Jack D. Tokheim, Harry B. Aageson, Thomas H.
Average Gift $125.17
Sherman, Elizabeth K. • Thberty, John E. Barber, Bruce B. Number in Class 242
• Armstrong, Kara S.
• Sigler, Ronald V. Thttle, Thomas R. • Bobo, Martha I. Percent Donating 16.9
M • Bailey, Robert N. Vranlzan, Ralph A. Cairns, Andrew Average Gift $167.49
Bunnell, Richard G. Sill , Frederick P.S. Arms, David S.
• Smith, Loren D. Walker, Robert j . Catlett, james B.
• Butefish, Jack
M • Vos, Pleter A. Weber, William E. Christensen , Gary E. Baer, Peter E.
Callva, Narce
Wait, Harry W. M • Wick, Herlof G. M Church, Gerrald E. • Bennis, C. Michael
M Coatsworth, Don S. Zimmerman, William • Daniels, George G. Best, Richard
Donahue Borgnes, Eschauzler, Peter G. • Bissey, Max E.
Donna L. • Fugelsang, George N. Callahan, Ralph W.
Galt, Stewart S. Class of 1959 Class of 1961 Gilmore, Marquis H. Cater, Vincent D.
Hansen, Sheila Total Gifts H,651.00 M Greene, Lawrence C. M Douglass, Robert G.
Jackson, James R. Number of Donors 41 Total Gifts $3,139.25 • Guenther, Bernhard D. Downend, Arthur A.
Kratovllle, Harry J. Number in Class 238 Number of Donors 34 Heine, Bruce L. • Duggan, Thomas S.
Kyte, Gilbert R. Percent Donating 17.2 Number in Class 171 Huminski , john R. Feeney, Michael M.
• Laubach, Harry J. Average Gift $89.05 Percent Donating 19.9 Imredy, Stephen A. Fischer, William
Lockman, Joseph B. Abel, William H. Average Gift $92.33 jacobsen, Bruce C. Fredette, Alan L.
Merriam, William P. Akerberg, David Arnold, John R. johnson, john S. M • Giddings, Jonathan R.
Miller, Harold R. Bennett, john I. Barnes, Robert E. M • Lambrlx, Robert J. Gogol, Gerald H.
Neal, Harry C. Blake, George B. • Baum, Norman H. Perdlcas, Alexander J. Griffin, D. Michael
Perlman, Irving C. • Blanchard, Norman H. Bell, Karen G. M • Riddle, James H. Hyland, james A.
M • Rickard, Carroll M. Bogert, john R. • Bennett, Kenneth L. Romine, Bod johnson, Alford B.
Rodgers, William L. • Bombarde, Robert A. Bennett, William M. Shaeffer, Harold B. M • Kaneko, Keith K.
Shuman, Robert A. Bonnar, James P. Bethke, Melvin T. Van Gelder, Daniel B. M Lambert, Ralph C.
• Stockholm, Charles M. Carroll, James M. Brumley, Seth V. Varricchione, Louis F. Lo Piccolo, Joseph M.
M • Tlernay, William R. Chandler, William R. M Cole, John S. Mar, Richard E.
Wagner, Willard D. Cummings, Richard L. Delatorre, Stephen j . • Masvldal, Raul P.
• Wyman, Winthrop Daniels, Richard R. • Fraser, Robert C. Class of 1964 M • Meech, Charles E.
M Zvanovec, Ladimir j. Dralgh, Kenton E. M • Garrison, Robert B. Total Gifts $2,568.00 Morse, Thomas D.
Furlan, Andrew W. M Gaspar, Thomas Number of Donors 25 Mudford, Anthony L.
Hartzell, Barton L. Gregory, Joseph B. Number in Class 179 Nelson, Robert E.
Class of 1957 M Holtsnlder, William H. Grunden, Reed F. ,Percent Donating 14.0 • Platt, Charles A.
Total Gifts $3,490.00 M • Honse, Thomas B. Haase, John G. Average Gift $102.72 M Reilly, Brian J.
Number of Donors 34 M • Jacobsen, Daniel T. M Mavlglla, lewis J . Berkey, W. Jim Richardson, James K.
Number in Class 176 Jones, Darrell S. Miller, Verlyn D. Berlin, Ira G. Rudisill, H. Clifford
Percent Donating 19.3 • Liebergesell, Rolf R. • Moller, F. Van Dorn • Boice, Walter C. Scarlata , james C.
Average Gift $102.65 M Linsenmayer, Robert M Parker, James H. • Bunce, joseph O. Shearer, leslie M.
• Apodaca, Manuel D. R. • Patterson, James B. Butler, M. John Skelly, James S.
• Arthur, John J. Maling, Donald Paulino, james H. Carr, Donald W. • Straits, Lloyd A.
Beer O'Neill, Katharene • MalIot, Harry R. Rayment, Roland R. • Collins, Wade H. Sweeterman, David A.
S. Matkin, jack H. • Scherzer, Paul L. • Daliere, John F. • Veitia, Diego
Boggio, Alexander Moore, Frank S. Segerlind, Ronald K. Drachman, Allen F. Verity, Jonathan G.
M • Bonham, Robert L. Pierce, A1don L. Sheehan, Thomas F. Gehl, Robert J.
• Buckmaster, W. • Pratt, Curgie W. M Stoner, james D. Goldman, David B.
Douglas • Ramsey, Patricia M. • Taylor, Martin J. Hord, Bruce T. Class of 1967
• Carlson, Virgil F. • Reed, Linwood L. Thggle, John B. Hubbell, john C. Total Gifts $6,683.22
• Cummings, Richard L. M • Reeves, George L. • Uchida, Shigehlro • Hutchison, Murray H. Number of Donors 60
Davy, Edgar W. Schmeltz, David R. M • Willgerodt, Leighton Kithil, Richard Number In Class 285
• Ehlers, Murray F. • Sisler, Gary L. A. • Morch, Claus T. Percent Donating 21.1
Gaitan, Francisco Slagle, john A. Workman, Charles E. Orbaugh, Ronald W. Average Gift $111.39
M Gargiulo, William R. Smythe, William H.L. • Pi·Sunyer, Luis C. Ambrose, Gary S.
Grady, George E. Vlahides, Anthony J . Sanchez, Jose A. Archibald, Dallas N.
M Haines, Thomas B. • Westendorf, Leon F. Shulkin, Donald M. • Ashton, John P.
Harkins, Daniel D. Zilai, Emil Z. Stearns, Ronald O. • Begani, Robert F.
M Hay, John C. • Tyler, Norval O. M Brown, William R.
Haydel, Belmont Vette, john L. • Carpita, David D.
Huff, Robert L. Walsh , T. Michael Dailey, Richard H.
M • Wells, Jan A. Darrow, Ronald L.
Winkelman, Charles L.
Davis, Paul B.
DeOrlow, Stephen H.
Dennis, Martin W.
Dudley, John E.
• Dueringer, Richard E.
Dunmar, John H.
• Feddersen, Peter
Ferguson, Ralph D.
• Fisher, David G.
M • Fontaine, Victor C.
Gilson, William R.
Grossmann, james T.
Hale, John M.
Hensley, Gilbert C.
jensen, Lance S.
Kelso, Richard S.
Kimmel, Edward K.
Kisting, James R.
Larrieu, Rene P.
Laubscher, jon H.
Linder, Douglas R.
• Madison, John J.
Mamamov, Igor
Marchant, jeffrey J.
• McCaa, John
McCowen, Ronald E.
Messett, William J.
Millen, Robert W.
M • Moynier, John P.
• Oman, Earl K.
• Ragsdale, Richard E.
M Reid, Donald B.
Rohlfs, Wayne A.
• Roney, Richard J.
Smith, Gary F.
• Steele, Stanley R.
Stoody, John L.
Strawn, Steven R.
Struthers, Harry R.
Suarez, Frederick B.
• Sullivan, Eugene C.
• Tegeder, James D.
M Thne, Harold N.
• Wineburgh, Joel T.
Wiseman, Lee L.
Class of 1968
Total Gifts $14,242.00
Number of Donors 55
Number in Class 381
Percent Donating 14.4
Average Gift $258.95
• Alonzo, Ronald T.
M Bachhuber, Peter A.
Bastoni, Richard M.
M Batchelder, Henry F.
Battenfield, Billy W.
Becker, Joan W.
Berg, John P.
• Biedermann, Harald G.
Blinn, Stephan B.
Booker, Thomas J.
Boston, David L.
• Brown, William C.
Carswell, Courtney H.
Case, Ronald E.
Chapman, Robert A.
M Comfort, John G.
Derchin, M.H.
Duncan, Robert E.
• Fields, Willard T.
Fletcher, George F.
Gold, Steven L.
• Graham, Alex
Grimmett, George E.
• Hargrett, Gregor J.
M Heimark, Donald B.
Hellman, Peter J.
Johnson, J. Dolph
Koch , Ernest F.
Kroeger, Kenneth E.
M • Lawrence, David R.
Le Sueur, Richard D.
Lemon, James P.
Lockwood , Jeffrey A.
Long, David L.
Maltz,. Lawrence C.
Martin, William B.
M Mattison, William C.
M • Mellinger, Larry K.
Midgley, David R.
Murray, Charles L.
Norris, John S.
• Nuwar, Nabil A.
Ray, Dorsey B.
Schlegel, Robert E.
Stukuls, Voldemars
• Sullins, K. Steve
Super, John C.
Vannetzel, Alain
Vories, Rebecca A.
• Wagner, William A.
M Weden, Richard
Westgor, John E.
• Wilcox, Robert S.
Wright, Henry P.
Class of 1969
Total Gifts $6,594.00
Number of Donors 49
Number in Class 365
Percent Donating 13.5
Average Gift $134.57
• Amesbury, Stephen C.
Berns, Peter N.
M Brokken , James R.
• Burrell, Stephen C.
Calligaro, Warren E.
Campbell, Roxanne H.
Cherry, Francis G.
Clizbe, Garth D.
Coil, James R.
Daniel, Mark E.
• DeBenedetti, Michael
A.
DeVoe, Marvin J .
M Fredrickson, Richard D.
Gauler, Brian W.
• Gontram, Joseph M.
Gordon , James F.
Gummere, John L.
Hall, Stephen F.
Hazen, Charles S.
Heard,John
Hilliker, David C.
• Hoover, Thomas A.
• House, John L.
Jarne, Jan R.
• Johannesen , David T.
• Keeley, Richard D.
Kidder, Kathleen M.
M Londono, Robert M.
Lyons, Dan J.
M Malden, Marshall R.
M • McNamara, Martin P.
Morgan, Samuel R.
Murphy, Michael O.
Paloutzian, E. Allan
Poertner, Henry R.
• Reece, Bob F.
Schmidt , William H.
• Schneider, Dana J.
Sharpe, C. Patrick
Skinner, David G.
Smith, Jason P.
Sperling, Kenneth A.
• Thomas, Stephen
• Tomaszewicz, George R.
• Webster Hayden, Anne
M • White, Jeffrey S.
Young, Thomas C.
Class of 1970
Total Gifts $4,731.00
Number of Donors 79
Number in Class 579
Percent Donating 13.6
Average Gift $59.89
Armentor, Ned P.
Atkins, Thomas J.
Barda, Joseph O.
Bauer, Keith
Bean, Keith S.
Borona, James S.
Brodney, Lawrence G.
Brown, William G.
M • Capwell, Robert A.
Cerallo, Oscar B.
• Chapman, Steven R.
Counts, Gary A.
Curren , Edward D.
M • Decker, Richard W.
Dennison, Danai H.
Dettner, David V.
Dunn, Rex F.
Duston, Bruce R.
Eaton Veblen, Linda J.
• Ervin, John W.
Ford, Gregory L.
• Foust, Carlton B.
Fulcher, Wayne B.
Ginnetti, Libby G.
Guarino, Samuel J.
M • Gurley Lamonica,
Geraldine
Hackett, David S.
• Hagenah, Philip W.
Harris, Robert M.
Hewes, Robert W.
Hillencamp, Kimball T.
TOP 10 CLASSES BY AMOUNT
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'54
'47
'78
'80
'60
'77
'66
'67
M Hoey, William c.
Hubn, David L.
Jakob, Oliver G.
Johnson, Rex E.
M • Kaveny, David T.
• Lannin, Richard
Laverty, John R.
• Leenerts, Fred R.
• Lindeskov, Jorgen
Lovett, Edward D.
Magee, Gregory A.
May, George D.
McKenna, Arthur V.
• MCTigue, Michael P.
Mein , John E.
Moore, John A.
Morehouse, David B.
Morrell, James E.
M • Muncy, John L.
Nagel, Walter H.
M Naughton , Alexander E.
Niles, Harrison P.
O'Keefe, Thomas B.
M Phillipps, Lawrence D.
Polson Daniel,
Carolyn
Pulver, Wayne M.
M Root, G. Sheppard
M Rush, John R.
Sanders, Thomas B.
M • Schuele, Alban W.
• Schwartz, James C.
Shaffer, David E.
• Sheridan , J. Stephen
• Snyder, Robert B.
Stevens, Robert B.
Thompson, Carl S.
M Thomsik, Hardy H.
Weeks, Charles M.
Wenz, George A.
Westphal, Harold S.
Wilkens, William T.
M Will, James M.
Williams, Alfred C.
• Wright, Stephen B.
Young, Kenneth
Zarch, Pierre H.
$16,565.00
14,242.00
11,692.00
9,908.00
8,932.88
8,513.17
7,522,00
7,507.50
6,867.00
6,683.22
Class of 1971
Total Gifts $6,432.16
Number of Donors 69
Number in Class 387
Percent Donating 17.8
Average Gift $93.22
M Arnold, Gerry L.
• Ashby, John H.
Baker, B. Lee
• Bergman, Louis C.
Betette, Robert M.
• Brainard·Smith , Warren
• Brown, Harold D.
• Burnett, Enrique G.
Cady, Terry W.
M • Casey, Phillip E.
• Castle, Eugene H.
Christensen, W. Jack
Codrea, Charles D.
Cole, Carl A.
Daniel, John W.
• Davis, Jeffrey D.
Diamond, Ralph L.
Friesen, Charles H.
• Funk, William M.
Hachem, Helen D.
Hanson, Michael R.
Haupt, Victor G.
M • Hayes, William M.
Herbert, Michael K.
Herrera·Guirola,
Estuardo
M Herrgott, Warren W.
Hill, Robert C.
Hogan , Joseph M.
Johnson, Jeffrey B.
Jones, Charles J.
Kevin , Mark
• Kingman , Ellis O.
• Kohl, James G.
Latham , Hannis T.
• Latham, John H.
McBride, Robert A.
M
M
M
Miller Zimmermann,
Rosemary R.
Naidu , Daruru K.
Nishihara, Ross S.
O'Malley, Mark E.
Peera, Shiraz F.
• Phillips, Richard K.
Reiner, Karl S.
Reiner, Walter G.
Renault, Lance M.
Riggs, James A.
Schoening, Klaus D.K.
• Scholle, Robert D.
Snyder, William D.
Stanek, Donald W.
Stewart, R. Craig
Strongin, Phillip N.
• Swan, Roby S.
Sykes, William D.B.
• Taylor, Jack D.
Thomas, Linda L.
• Tiberg, Steven P.
Thrner, George B.
• Walsh, William T.
Welles, Alexander
White, James D.
Wilmer, Anthony R.
• Yount, Barton K.
• Yung, Arron P.K.
Class of 1972
Total Gifts $5,943.00
Number of Donors 94
Number in Class 568
Percent Donating 16.8
Average Gift $63.22
Ambrose, Richard A.
Anderson , Kris W.
Auble, Edward C.
Barkell, William H.
• Batard, Rene M.
Bivens, Dennis R.
Black, Leonard J.
Blankenship, D. Bruce
• Brandenburg, John F.
• Brukardt, Gary A.
• Buckingham, Gary L.
• Byrnes, Malcolm H.
M Carson, Donald P.
• Christensen, Soren K.
Clemems, Dan
Clennan, Michael G.
• Collins, Michael G.
Collins, Paul R.
M Combee, Johannes C.
Conney, Carl M.
Cooper, Grier H.
M • Corcoran, Susan J.
Crane, George A.
M Cullison, John S.
Daniels, James D.
M Delaney, Richard M.
Dreis, Thomas A.
Dugan, Thomas D.
M • Echle, james W.
Faysash, Gary j.
• Flynn, Joseph P.
M • Francour, Barton A.
Frodsham, John S.
M Fuller, Theodore J.
Griffen, Peter
Hachem, Khahil A.
Hammerstad, Paul F.
Hans, Linda M.
Hardwicke, Robert A.
Hays, Jack N.
• Hazelton , John S.
M Hiller, George L.
• Hopkins, Michael C.
Imendorf, Richard L.
Ingram Krell, Catherine
Johnson, Okey B.
Kerr, Robert A.
• Klipp, Terry L.
M Koepke, David A.
Kopec, Robert N.
Koxvold, Sverre F.
M Krlsty, William C.
• Leech, David M.
Lloyd , Charles E.
Lowsley, David W.
Massey, A. Irwin
McNulty, Bruce A.
Messinger, McDiarmid
Miller, Ralph P.
M • Momberger, Cartier R.
M Mueller, Robert H.
Myers, Cliff A.
Myers, James M.
Nichols, Julian C.
M Ogilvy, David W.
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Oppenheim, Charles R. Vancil Williams, M Russ, Linda M.
o Oshiro, Dennis T. Class of 1974 Class of 1975 Marcia E. Russell, David E.
Ostrofe, Allen F. • Verduzco, j . jorge Rutledge, Ross E.
o Peglar, Robb K. Total Gifts $5,647.17 Total Gifts $6,086.30 Wagner Ross, Victoria M Schall, jack E.
Piela, Joseph A. Number of Donors 88 Number of Donors 103 M o Wefel, Peter W. Schneider, Jeffrey L.
Potter, Gary S. Number In Class 663 Number In Class 734 M Whitehead, William G. Schuh, Ronald B.
Quelland, Douglas R. Percent Donating 13.3 Percent Donating 14.0 M Wilson, James D. Short, Michael W.
Reese, Alan L. Average Gift $64.17 Average Gift $59.09 Skelley, John
Rehrmann, James F. Abell Bishop, Lorraine Aka, Raymond H. Smith. Pamela C.
Sears, Daniel R. Andree, Thomas A. • Arthur, Kenneth B. Class of 1976 Snell, Frank W.
Secunda Fencl, Mary F. Andris, Linda M. • August, S. Robert Spector Varkonyl,
Seldon, David L. Armstrong, Nancy J. • Bariault, joseph D. Total Gifts $5 ,114.40 Leslie
Sirnio, Craig G. Arnold, Douglas M. Barros, George P. Number of Donors 114 Spofford, Scon B.
Siesinger, Henry S. Bauchman, Robert W. Bluth, Michael j . Number in Class 610 M Stein, Susan L.
Smiderle, Frank A. Bell, Keith E. M Bradson, Elaine C. Percent Donating 18.7 Stevenson, John D.
M Smith, Lee F. M Bishop, Del A. • Brockman, Leonard Average Gift $44.86 Thatcher, Constance L.
Sorkin, Lianne T. Brady, John F. Bruner, Ross E. Abrams, Mark S.
o Trigueros-Hidalgo,
Staples, Lewis F. M Breeden , Robert N. Burnqu!st, Robert j. Ackley Crofts,. Barbara Manuel
Stevens, Everett B. M Brewer, Rebecca A. Campbell, Ian D. Adkisson, james L. Thlloch, Andrew G.
M Topoulos, Christine Campbell, James E. Cevallos, Jorge W. Alcazar, Paul Urbye, Hans-jorgen
o Vann, Mike R. Campbell, Kenneth D. Chinenden , Louis C. M A1edda, Mark P. M Vandenburg Westcon,
M Wedwick, Robert W. Cann, Sharon L. M Colombl, Paolo E. o Alspach, James C. Nancy C.
o Welch, Allan P. M • Cherones, Andrew W. M Cooper, Catherine W. Alvarez, Kimberly C. Varkonyl, Irvin S.
Whedbee, James S_ Cliburn , Charles W. Culbertson, William O. Anderson, Jim C. Vogel Boze, Betsy
M o Whitman, William C. M o Curdumi, Abelardo S. • Cunliffe, Rick Austin, John R. Westcon, Barlow M.
Williams, Meriwether o Daniels, Vincent S. Curtiss, Michael T. M Barnes Ricks, Patricia W. Wetzler, Benny R.
D. Deming, David J. Daniel, Kate C. Baxter, Terry M. Wu, Ching-Hwei
Wolter, Hugo M Denning, Richard U. M • Dannison , R. Scon Baylies, Bradley E. M Zapp, Thomas E.
01 Nuccio, Donald A. Dauphinais, Paul A. o Besser, Peter B.
o Dodson, James E. Davis, Kenneth R. Bird, Robin M.
Class of 1973 Domareck, Myron J. Derby, John M. M Braun, Eric Class of 1977 Dunlap, Bruce L. M Dods, jess H. Brawley, Marion P.
Total Gifts $4,082.94 Dunsmore, Douglas B. Dodson Nims, jane W. Brelsford, Gates G. Total Gifts '7,507.50
Number of Donors 64 Eberly, Bruce J. Duran, Larry M. Brunner, Gerald A. Number of Donors 142
Number in Class 477 Ellis, Kenneth B. M Farr, Gerald W. o Bruton, James K. Number in Class 834
Percent Donating 13.4 Esch, William E. Flynn, Michael R. Burnam, Bruce C. Percent Donating 17.0
Average Gift $63.80 o Feller, Warren E. M Forbes, Robert D. Carney, Mary L. Average Gift $52_87
Allen, Hal R. M Foster, Kenneth L. French, John S. o Chahine, Michael F. M Afsarl, Farook A.H.
Anderson, Bernard Frazier, William H. Godfroy, Richard E. M Cook, Martha S. Anderson Skelly, janet L.
M Beaty, Randall E. Gillis, Roland W. Goode, Alan P. M Cornelio, Bruno J. Ansari , Homayoun
Bishop, Randall Halderman, James A. Grant, James S. Cralle, David R. Babich, Beth E_
M Boren, A. Rodney Harper, James S. M Hamman, Thomas C. Crofts, George D. Bardoff, Laurence J .
M o Borges, Catherine L. Hartje, Thomas D. Hansen, Morgan Cunningham, Tim W. Bartley, T. Michael
Buxton, Max j. o Hecker, William). Henderson, David E. o Deitemeyer, Kent W. Baylis, Gary C.
Christensen, David W. Heimbigner, Barry L. Henken, Leland G. M o Emkes, Mark A. M Benci, Cynthia J.
Ciarrocchi, john F. Henderson, Walton A. M Heslington, David C. Erkkinen, Ruby C. Benziger, Peter L.
Coleman Holtan , Carol Hibbin, Jeffrey P. Holtan, Tor Fencl , Douglas B. Berzins, Valdis
V. Hitchcock, Scott V. Howard, Eldon E. Feoichell, Peter C. Blodgett, Sarah M.
Cone, Stephen E. Hoose, Barbara C. jackson, Dale R. Fields, Walter B. o Book, Ethan B.
M Conner, Jerry 0 _ Houk Goodrich, Julie jawetz, Pincas Flenniken, Clifton W. o Brinain, Carol A.
DeBakey, George T. Howard, Mark E. Kahn, Richard G. M Frank, Richard E. o Browne, Peter D.
Dillon, Mark B. Keating, Robert L. Kleiman, Ira A. Fullop, Joseph P. o Burkhardt, Dean A.
o Dower, Thomas F. M o Keeler, Lawrence P. Landa, Thomas j. Gaida, George M. o Byrnes, Barbara J.
Evans, Holland B. Kelley, Dennis B. • Lane, George B. Goltz, Paul R. M Cabrera, Emilio
Fitzhugh, james M. M • Kistner, Leonard J. M Lang, Irene J. M Grandstaff Clarke, Chadwick Sampson,
Frey, Louis A_ M Lane, Stuart M. M Layton, joseph R. Linda A. Sara G.
Hardy, George F. Lissauer, Fred H. • Lutter, Susan L. Greco, Jerry Chalk, Richard F.
o Henderson, James A. Logue, Don C. Mastilak, Paul R. o Hamric, Eleanor S. M o Chandler, Bettina W.
Kawakami, Brian K. Loomis, Par S. McCleary, George W. Harrison, David A. Christiansen, Paul B.
Keiser, Allyn W. • McDonald, Gregory J . McNeal, Lynn E. Hennessey, Michael D. Clark, Steven J-M
Kerrest, Jacques D. • Mcintosh, Shaun E. McPherson, Kenneth M Hodges, james H. Colby, Va~erle C.
M Kerrest, Sandra McReynolds, M. Renee R. Holaday, Douglas M. Conoway, Patricia J.
Lampe, John T. Mead, Paul S. • Miller, Alwin M. o Hmh, Marvin R. Cook, Ronald G.
Lobdell, Richard L. Meisterling, Richard • Miller, Sandra J. jarvis, joseph C. Critchfield Quinn, Gail
M Machamer, Debra A. E. M • Morse, James B. johnson, Beth E. M • Crossley, R. Craig
Mahaffey, Robert E. Melarkey, John C. Murray, Robert J. Judd, Rebecca Danse, Edward H.
Marshall, Brian L. Merkel, Andrew M. Neilson, Deborah T. Kerrest Stevenson, Davidson, Gigi V.A.
McDaniel, Ronald R. Morris, Douglas G. M Nixon, Alan G. Annick Della Ratta, Ralph
McNerney, Matthew J. O'NeUl, Brian T. O'Donnell , Kevin P. • Killeen, William R. M Erickson, Steven M.
McPhee, Peter R. o Pak, Won K. O'Neal, Moncure C. Klaus Neuhaus, M • Fairley, Marilyn A.
Monnich , William J. Paty, William N. Pinto, Serge M. Rosemarie Feldman Deal, Sidony
Morris, Kenn G. M o Pearson, Randal G. Pollack, Donna R. Klinge Gibson . M.
Morrison, Christopher M o Peckham, Peggy A. Radford, Herbert F. Katherine A. Fordyce, julie K.
T_ Pendleton, Alan Rastetter, William F. M Kosewicz, Marie L. Frasche, James W.O.
Nordell, Alan G. M Peterson, Bruce A. • Ricketts, Daniel M. o Kroos, Christopher Freedman, Laura S.
• Nsien, Emmanuel J. Pinion, Thomas j. • Riley, William J. Linney, Steve Galatioto, Salvatore J.
O'Shea, Michael). Renich, Thomas W. Rippen , Gary L. Lonsbury, Robert L. Giesen, Cassandra
Ogburn, Cynthia K. M o Santos, Jose M.S. Rogers, james S. Maim, Steven E. Gomez Madonia, Moira
M Olsen, Caralle B. Savarese, Antonio T. Rotchadl, David 0 _ Manning, Bryan D. o Hackim , Thomas G.
M Olson, Gary R. Schoettler, Michael J. Savage, James K. Martin Baron, Sara L. Handly, joseph J.
M Patel, Jagdlsh P. Selby, Roy L. Schlelds, Thomas F. o Maynes, Richard J. Harrison, Gregory P.
Riess, Michael Shell, William Schwarck, Charles P. McCorry, George M. Hesson , Robert W.
M Romain, Arveen B. Sinha, Tapan J. M Short, Douglas H. Mees, Axel Hitchcock, Lewis H.
Roof, Bradley M. M Smithers, Richard M. Skiles, Joseph H. Messer, Paula Hoffman , M. joseph
Sale, James M. Spence, Wendell Smith, William S. MUler, James V. Holloway, Pamela J .
M Sell, Richard C. Trott, David B. M Solomon, Simon M. MUler, Pamela L. Holmes, Robert j .
Sibley, Gerry O. Trowbridge, John R. M Sommer Tribolet, Molina, Franco O. • Holmshaw, Peter A.
Silverstein, Roger S. Verkaik, Wim J. Kathryn L. o Molinar-Sanz, Luis F. Hunter, John G.
Siman Brady, Jana M Waddell, john W. Spencer, Stuart M. Morse, Sophia Hutto, Eileen C.
Sischka, Steve P. Wallenstein, Peter S. Steed, Emmett D. Nelson, Maegene (goe, Joseph A.
Smith, Jett L. o Walter, Michael H. Takahashi, Nobuo Nicholson, Peter G. Ingalls, Susie
Snortland, Donald E. Williams, Donald C. Tasker Thompson, Mary Nohl, Victor T. Jehovlcs, James S.
Steffey, Frank A. M Wold, Michael W. A. Noonan, Edwin J. o Kamiya, Shunkichi
M • Stevens, Susan F. Yonovltz, Harold B. M • Terrar, David B. Old, Mary M. Kamm, Barbara
M Strasser, Jurgen F. Terrazone, Dennis M. Papas, Pamela G. King, William K.
Thcker, William M. Thompson, Douglas E. Peters, James R. Kistler, James O.
o Wickershan, John R. Thomson, Ronald A. Popescu, Adrian V. M Kleinschmidt Steiner,
o Withall, Gary A. M Tltley, Roger W. • Pratt, Janet E. Karen A.
Youmans, Stephen D. M Toyofuku, Jorge L. • Raborn , Robin M Kole, Thomas S.
M • Van Wagenlngen, Radl, Thomas J . • Kolehmainen Lambert,
George P. Ringdahl, Thomas R. Mary
M o Roberts, Amanda H. Kovacs, Nimrod J.
Roos, James O. Kramer, Dale G.
Rose Bushnell, Nancy Kranz, Jonathan E.
M Krempley, George D. • Burka, Denise Stanko French, Longmire, C. Henry
• Lamb, Peter A. Byington, Michael D. Catberlne M. Lord, Clifford W. M Learmontb, Scott Cabrera, Phillip R. • Storm, Dean J. Maboney, Kendra L. Class of 1980
M • Lees, Robert G. Carlin, Thomas P. Sunde, David E. Malott , Robert S. Total Gifts $8,513.17
• Libera Purkrabek, Susan • Cath , Thomas R. M Toohey, Marlya A. M Markel, Curtis L. Number of Donors 178
D. Cekuta , Robert F. Udvardy, Andrew Mayyasi , Kim A. Number in Class 818
LlJly, Jimmy E. Chang, Alice F. V1astnik, Judy A. McArdle·Fendrlck, Percent Donating 21.8
M Loeb, David W. Chang, Peter D. • Voegele, Roger N. Patricia M. Average Gift $47.83
Lowe, Charles E. Chapman DlJlon, Von Metzger, Hanni K. McCartb~JoanM. Abdul·Kareem, Sabuur • Ludden, lori W. Constance I. Vycital, Richard K. McDermott, Charles • Accunzo, Marie
M • Ludington, Julie Clark, Sheila A. Walker, John D. N. M Adams, Peter T.
MacAlpine, Roderick Clarke, Nancy L. Walker, Shellcoy F. McDougal , William M. Alle, Anthony R.
Mackney, Richard S. Cline, James A. Walker, Thomas R. McNeff, Pamela J. M • Anderson, James E.
Madison, William C. Cooper, Alan N. Walters, W. Bruce Mekrut , Philip A. Archer, ErIe R. L.
MadOnia, Peter F. Cowart , Robert A. M • Waszok, Albert J. M • Nagel, Christopher J. Arlens, Renee J. Maid, William J . D'Antonio, Anthony R. M Weeks, Craig C. Nagy, Jane L. Badanes, Alan R.
Martin, Gary J. M Daeschner, Shirley A. M Wilcox, Andrew M. Nascimento, Carlos R.O. M Becker, Christopher L.
Martin , Philip E. DeGemmis, Alfred • Wittlin , Roger L. M Ng, Chung·Man Beckmann, Charles M.
Matrlcardi, Edltb L. Dereiko, Debra M. Yang, Man·Chiu Norman, Kirk E. M • Bell Thck, Christine A.
McGlasson, Llzanne • Dlekemper, Kara M. Oi , Karen L. Benson, William H. Meckenstock, Bobb A. M DlJlon, Michael T. Oi , Jiro Bernstein, Steven H.
M Milani, Rodolfo E. M Durbin, John E. Class of 1979 Orr, Carol C. M Bettis, Anne L. Miller, S. Maxwell Erickson , Kenneth A. Bltrick, John W. Total Gifts $16,565.00 Orr, Stephen K.
MlJler Bulrge, Lorrie Flaherty, Peter M. Blair Craver, Nancy B. Number of Donors 164 M Ortega, Jose H.
M. Fones, Stephen R. Bonar, Kathleen]. Number In Class 826 Patwardhan, Pat
• Moldovan, Don Z. Garcia, Sergio S. M Borden , John L. Percent Donating 19.9 • Peake, Christy A.
M Montgomery, Stephen M Garney, Lynn M. Average Gift $101.01 Persenda, James A. M Bowen, W. John
B. Giacometti, Bernardo A. • Pharr, William D. Boyles, Richard D. • Al·Armouti , Nazzal M.
Norton, George L. M Gibson , Richard C. Ali, Justin A. Pradhan, Surendra Breukink, Johan
Olson, Keith D. Gibson, Richard J . Almour, Dan A. Pressler, John A. Brown, Judith E.
Patel, Ashok D. • Graham, Michael J . M • Babaj , All M. Proper, Taco F. Budlong, Granville D.
Pearson Sweetser, Graham, Wendy K. Ballard, Brian L. Radnofsky, Bente M. Burk, Darcie J .
June B. Green, Edwin M. M Baron, Jasna L. Radnofsky, Stuart L. Byrne, Patricia L.
Peres, Robert J. M Griffin, Ricky B. Bell Fletcher, Barbara M Reuter, Kathryn M. M Cabell, H. Kennedy Perez Sanchez, Francisco Gutman, Pamela V. Call , Darrell L. • Berle, Robert H. • Riley, Patrick M.
]. Hamilton, Margo L. M Chao, Cecilia Bevans, Joan E. • RInz, Jeffrey J.
Platz, William A. M Hammel, Heidi W. Bredenberg, R. Eric Rosco, Steven A. Charette, Christian
• Purkrabek, David J . Harvie, Caroline J . Cielle, Cynthia E. • Brennan , Thomas J. Ross, Jane E.
Qua, John C. HlJleI, Pavel Clark, Robert W. Brodnltz, Caroline F. Roy, Michael W.
M Quinn, Christine C. Holng, Charles W. • Sahakian, Moses V. M Coats, Jeffrey H. Brooks, John R.
Reday, Peter A. M Horton, Steven L. • Browne, Robin K. • Sahib, Ahmed A. Collins, Stephen P. Rhee, Sang W. • Hurley, Shelley L. Connors, Krlstanne Calkins, Martin J . M Saunders, Anne P.
Richards Cline, Carol J . Johnson, Garey A. M Casillas, Paula B. Schottensteln, Harlan Corley, James R.
Roberts, Ellzabetb H. M Johnson, Michael J . M Dalton, Daniel R. Caverly, Timothy]. M.
Rousseau, Mark C. Jones, John F. Dantier, Marie T. Chen, Cheng.Ming M • Schreiber, Denis W.
Rowe, Robbin D. Kalil , Peter M. Serfontein, Susan M. Day, Lawson R. • Clements, Ray T.
Rudick, Jules H. M • Klecker, John P. Cole, Juditb K. Seryak, Mark T. DeAtley, Dennis J . Sauer, Kelly R. M Kusler, Johnell J. Doan, Mary F. M Comiskey, Theresa E. M Shand , Kenneth T.
Schalch, Sarah A. M landis, Robert B. Doerfler Messmer, Susan Cone, Willie W. SherrlJl, Donn H.
Schiller, Deborah R. Lanning, Barbara A. Cook, John L. C. Shively Anderson , Susan
Schumaker, Grant E. M Lasser, Howard M M Doyle, Deborah Cooney, William J. Signer, Charles
M Scully, Francis J . Liston, Stephen L. Simonds, Virginia Draper, Frederic W. Costello, Joan M.
Sepulveda, John C. M Lobock Solochek, • DeAlbuquerque Sousa, F. M Skiff, James W. • Eiffert, William M. Shanahan, Michael G. Marcia G. Etbolm, Petter M. J. Smith , Valerie A.
Sievers, Steven C. Luke, Annick M. DeSio, Isabel R. Snow, Andrew M Finch, Sheldon H.
Silbert, Teresa K. Lund, Timothy C. Finn Manne!, Desiree A. Dillon, Joseph F. Sobrlno·Porto, Miguel
• Skidmore, Robert M. M • Magnuson, R. Alan Drace, Steven E. M Stambaugh, Frederick M Fluker, James M.
Starkey, Robert R. M Manners, D. Jeffrey Dutra, Brian A. B. Fossum, Claus
Steinborn , Mark J. • Marchese, Richard Frank, Linda S. M • Easter, James R. Stone Doucette, Barbara
M Stevens, John T. Mason, Robert H. Farmer, Brian T. A. • Franko, Melanie A.
Stromberg Arutt, Karen Mattbews, Michele Froslnl, Terry L. • Feld, David Susik, Gail D.
A. Mayacos, Haridimos M. Fischer, Vadim M Susz, Marty E. Garrett, Richard B.
• Sturgis, Sheldon S. M • McKinney, John E. Garrido, P. J . Fitzgerald, Daniel L. Sweany, Kathleen C.
• Sumner, Thomas L. M McKnight , Robert T. Ford, David W. Taylor, Laury B. Gazal, Andre G.
Sweetser, Tom E. McMullen, WlJllam G. Getto, Joseph D. • Franko, Robert M. Thomas, Debra A.
M Torres, Genaro Moncure, Samuel P. Goldman, Mark L. Fuhrman Martin, Nancy Tidball, Alyce J .
• Urman, Nils A. Montanaro, Lisandro F. M M Gonzales, Walter R. Gleeman, Andrew S. Topp, Gregory C.
Vasquez, Javier G. M Murphy, Sharon L. Gross, Stephen C. • Glen , Jack D. Trlsciuzzl, Robert D.
Von Asch, Catberlne Murry, Portia M. Gutbrod , Carolyn E. Glynn, James F. Tsuchlya, Jun
N. • Nelson , Elizabeth J . Golden, Elizabetb A. Vandevoort, Robert J. • Hammang, Daniel F.
Waboskl, Martha H. • Nix, W. Scott • Guichard, Roger H. Vaughn, Irving Hanlman Finch, Laurel Waldner, Scott O'Brien , Dennis J . M. • Hammond, Elizabeth J . M Vincent, Doris M.
Weber, Craig D. Otto Young, Rosilyn M M Harnett , Jeanine E. Hampson, Jane J. Von Glmbut,
M Witcher, J. Wright B. M Hanlon , Carol M. Alexander Hauser, Larry R.
Wolff, Robert A. Ouimette, Bernard J . Hartenstein Ernst, Watterworth, Jerry J. Hawkins, Steve L. M Zullo, Ralph ]. Palmer Ratbvon, Nancv M Waycott, Rebecca R. M Hees, Dieter B.
M Zuurdeeg, Robert J.H. Kathryn Hauser, Hubert K. M Waycott, Richard C. M • Henke, Karen A.
• Peevey, John P. Hershey, Alan D. Hays, Tlmotby B. Waymel, Steven R.
• Peroni, Leo C. Hendel , Mark S. • Weybret, James A. • Hili, John R.
Class of 1978 Perry Doyle, Diana Hochfleld, Barbara L. M Hetherington , Robert H. Whittemore, Robert
Total Gifts W. M Hoffman, Diana G. $8,932.88 Pike, Randall E. • Hofferth, Kerry B.
Number of Donors 140 Pohlson, Debra J . Homa, Diane • Wickham, Marie F. M Holt, James D.
Number In Class 729 • Pritzlaff, John C. • Howell, Charles C. Wilson Vandevoort, • Hoover Stetson, Jeane
Percent Donating 19.2 Quackenbush, Gail R. Huang, Yun-Jung Patricia D. Hope, Lawrence A.
Wood, David A. M Howell, Joseph D.
Average Gift $63.80 • Rankin , Tod S. Humphrey, Arthur F.
Zepeda, Jose L. Hughes, Barbara J.
• A1-Hedaltby, All I. Rectenwald, Theodore Huseman , Ann L. M Janelli , John J . Allen, Gary J . J. • Hussein , Ahmed M. Javld Colllshaw, Ladan Aokl, Yasumlchl M Reilly, Regis M. M • Huvendlck, Eric R. Jochem Mayyasi , Ingrid M Atteridge, Charles J. Reinbolt, Steve M. llter, Murat A. M.
Baker Easler, Teresa B. Richardson, Gerald F. Irwin, Nancy J. Johnson Silva, Anne S.
Baltagi , A. Labib Nagib • Rodenhausen, Fred • Jacuzzi, Kenneth A. Ketchum, Linda F.
• Barnes, Ben S. Schlagel Ostroski, • Jalal, Saml M. Krentel, Lisa L. M Barnes, Elizabeth A. Karen S. M Johnson, Rosalie L. M Lackey, Stephen D. Bera, Randall A. Schmieder, Joseph C. Johnson , Sandra K. Langford, William M. M Beske, Gail P. Schnell, Richard E. Jones, William M. Laraway, Daniel].
Bhappu Jacob, Soonalyn M Seager McCartney, Joann Kalil, Suzanne Lefebvre, Hugues Y.
R. Shane, Judi A. Kirby, L. WlJliam M Lerch Cantarutti,
Bigger, Donald J . Shetty, M. G. Konold, Ellzabetb Tracey S. Blunt, Bruce Q. ShimoJI, Sterling G. Lamberton, Peter G. • Li , Charles W. Broadbent , Thomas M Skybak, Jan O. Lawson, Thomas C. M Lindstrom, Jane E.
• Brothers, David L. SlIff, Gregson T. Lindsay Sherrill, M Lupberger, Kent
Lorraine A.
Malone, Thomas G.
Maloney, Karen B. Manzer, Virginia L. Class of 1981
Marino, John S. Total Gifts $5,933.86
Marquardt, Robert N. Number of Donors 125
Marshall Day, Leigh Number in Class 810
M Maxwell, Laurene S. Percent Donating 15.4
McCallum, Michael A. Average Gift $47.47
McCaskill, Bernard Advocaat, Gijsbert D.
M McKay, John P. Alimonda, Paulo
Melcher, Robert P. ADen, John D.
Mertz, Barbara A. Amoikan, Ahui
Meyer, Paul F. Anthony, Mary Beth
Moreira, Ronnie V. Ardrey, Gary N.
o Morrow, John D. M o Austin, Dannie A.
Mueth, Gregory C. o Bak, Yong S.
Murphy, Brian A. Bauer, Susan P.
Murphy, Carol J. Berman, Jonathan M.
Neuneker Houston, Berman, Karen L.
Rona N. Bernasconi, Maria B.
M Norelll, Karen S. Bernasconi. Serge J.
M Nothaft, Henry Bibas Montero,
M Nothaft, Rula M. Barbara M.
M O'Neill, Joseph A. M Boatwright, William L.
O'Neill, Joy G. Bodner, Howard L.
M Oakley, Kevin F. Bonar, Carolyn M.
M Palmquist Horn, Alice Borsecnik, Mary K.
N. Boyle, Mary A.
M Pappalardo, Salvatore Busselberg, Jim F.
J. M Carra, Marlo
Patterson, Darlene M. Cazares, Gloria E.
Patterson, Linda G. Cheong, Than-Seng
M Peters, Craig A. o Chhadva, Pradip
Prims, Peter W. Clark, Lani E.
Remick Lefebvre, Comer, Kimberly M.
Annette L. o Connors, Ann L.
M Robertson, Alan F. Cosentino, Daniel H.
o Robinson, Richard P. Costa, Decio D.
M Romig, Gretchen G. Danley, Terry L.
o Roper, Dennis A. DeWitt, Christine B.
Schmitt, Mary E. M o Deily, Christopher P.
Schwamm, Paul A. Dolan, Patrick J.
M o Schwartz, Alexander I. Driscoll, Richard K.
Sebastian, Kathleen A. Eldek, Olga
Segal, Gall Eriksen, Knut
Self, Martin E. Fanzo, Perry S.
Senger, Dorothy A. o Farquharson, Robert
Shaw, Robert G. D.
Sheridan, James J. M Futter, Marcia A.
Silva, Ignacio J. o Gable, Michael R.
M o Silverman, Mark F. M Georges, Chrysanthe
M Slade, Richard F. Gordon, Catherine
Slade, Vicki Hagenbach, Glen B.
Smith, Susan R. Haizlip, Wilson W.
Spezia, Sabine M. M o Hambrick, Patricia L.
Springer, Dianne L. Heaton, Jill A.
Stauffer, Anton Horton, David W.
Stayer, Mark A. Hultgren, Howard M.
Stewart, Lindsey M o Ingram, Tom D.
Stinson, Lee C. Jacques, Bette J.
M Sur Claricoates, Anita M Johnson, Floyd E.
M 1llnnehill, Terrie J. Johnson, Larry R.
Thoeny Hackett, Jull Johnson, Sando T.
A. Keane Rutt, Ellen B.
Tokunaga, Yoshiakl M Khoury, Gilbert R.
Torroella, Jose F. M Kielty, Deborah M.
Traner, James F. King, Dennis G.
Unglaub, Mark S. Kleinschmidt, Jeff c.
Valentini Fisher, Linda Kohl, Karen A.
J. Kushner, William E.
Van Buren, Julie K. Leurck, Robert J.
Van De Fliert, Willem G. M Luber, Price C.
M o Vanden Bosch, Louis R. Lutz, Kathleen M.
M Von Hillebrandt, Lyon, Deborah A.
Martha R. M MacDonnell, Kathleen
Voris, Michael K. McCabe, Caren P.
Wagner, Ralph D. o McDermott, John R.
Wagster, Dauiel O. M McKeighen-Dalton,
M Wertheimer Kenley, Coleen P.
Judith A. McNulty, Cynthia D.
M Westmaas, Laurie K. M Miiner, Andrew W.
M White, Christine Muller, Herbert C.
Williamson, Robert K. o Nelson, Charles S.
Wright, Molly M. Nelson McFarlane, Linda
Yaqub, Saleem K.
Ylvisaker, Susan M. M Nilges, Theresa L.
M Niner, Nona P.
M O'Dowd, Joseph P.
Ostlund, Anette K.
Ostlund, Torbjorn O.
M Parish, Timothy P.
Parker, Robert J.
Parren, Henk L.
Piedra, Alberto M.
Porter, J. Scott
Potvin Ryan, Barbara R.
Red, Douglas L.
Roissier, Joe W.
Samuelsen, Cliff J.
Shimada, Katherine K.
Sifer, Kathleen M.
Sloot, Willem C.
Steele, Wycliffe E.
Stoll, Melissa K.
M Strate, Kathryn M.
Stromberg, Ellen L.
M 0 Sturtevant, Charles N.
Swensson, Per A.
Swiger, Philip W.
M Syracuse Warren,
Jasmine M.
Thub, Howard A.
M 'Illylor, Melissa R.
Templeton Dean, Lisa
S.
M Thomas, Bruce W.
Torres, Ricardo J.
Trammel, Rick L.
Varea, Sonya L.
Wallace, .Frances M.
Walter, Paul W.
Wanandar, Leila
Warner, Deborah Y.
M Warren, Peter A.
M Wenker, John G.
White, Mary C.
Zinsll, Gabriel P.
Class of 1982
Total Gifts • 5,163.00
Number of Donors 124
Number in Class 935
Percent Donating 13.3
Average Gift $41.64
Accordino, Frank
M Ursin, Robert A.
AI-Mosaed, Mishel A.
M Aleshire, Linda L.
o Amundson, Brent D.
Angel, Maria I.
Ayers, Douglas F.
Bartig, Peter W.
Beaman, Maria E.
o Beck, Katherine N.
Benson, David S.
Blessing, Shelley
Borchers, Erik R.
Brandwein, Steven F.
o Brown, Clare H.
Bunten DeVoe, Barbara
S.
Byers, Douglas S.
Bynum, Burl J.
Cahill Finnegan, Sarah
M.
Caparoso, Frederick
Casselman, Christopher
K.
Chen, Cheng-Ta
Claiborne, Robert T.
Colangelo, V. Frank
M 0 Conover, Janet E.
Crawley, Shaun M.
DeLattre, Marie M.
Del Bel, Paul T.
Dell, Charles L.
Dennis, Steven D.
Deuschle, Anne L.
Diaz, Gilma
Dignam, Lyn S.
Donnell, Robert H.
Dower, Charles M.
Doyle, Stephen J.
Duret, Lisa A.
M Dworkin, Sol R.
Eskey, Robin L.
M Evangelisti, Michael V.
Flood, Amy E.
o Fussner, Christopher
J.
Gaertner, Todd E.
Ginther, Michelle A.
Goodman, Alan M.
Greenfield, Robert H.
Griot Peterson,
Elizabeth A.
M Hagenbach, Kimberly
A.
M Hall, Spencer R.
Hamanaka, Saburo
M Hanby, Rex W.
Hanson, Philip B.
Hargltt, Christopher
A.
Hatfield, Brent W.
Hill, Dwight A.
Janosik, A. Jack
Jarvinen, Matti J.
Jentsch, David C.
Jirasek, Mary Ann
Johnson Collette, Janet
L.
TOP 10 CLASSES % PARfICIPiXfION
'50
'47
'53
'52
'60
'48
'55
'80
'67
'56
Keller, Elise
Kern, Paul R.
M Kull, Carolyn J.
Lavigne, Andre
Lennon, Catherine L.
M Lewine, Steven M.
Liu, Tsui-Mei
M Luber Hartwell, Mary E.
o Luciano, Michele A.
Mandel, Mark D.
o Mannel, Charles H.
Mars, Howard E.
Martinsen, Michael D.
McCain Morykwas,
Carolann
McCallum, Celia R.
M McCaskill, Dean M.
• McCluskey, Ian C.
McGrath, James H.
McManus, John R.
MCfague, Susan
Mead, Kathleen C.
Mejia-Aoun, Manuel F.
Mendez, Josefa M.
Miller, Elizabeth A.
Moehrke, Peter T.
M Morello, Aurelio
Moretti, Michael J.
Moskowitz Lavigne, Ruth
M O'Donnell, Jeremiah J.
Ortel, Brenda L.
o Ostergren, Kjell F.B.
Panse, Ajit
Parker, leigh A.
M Penney, Polly
Petzold, Stephen C.
Pilati, Lisa A.
Pizarev, Vladimir A.
Rabens, Mark S.
Ririe-Kurz, Cheryl L.
Robinett, John W.
Sarkeslan, Michael S.
Schaefer, Marcus B.
o Scheidecker, Jane
33.9
33.3
33.0
27.1
23.7
23.0
22.4
21.8
21.1
20.7
Schwegman, William
D.
Seabrook Bashaw, Mary
Ann
Shatz, Robert W.
Smith, Alex C.
M 'Illglia, Regina A.
Teinturier, Jean-Luc
Teppler, Roman
Triggs, Brigid L.
Villavicencio, Paul J.
M Vrtis, Charles M.
Watson, David K.
Waxman Lopez, Ann
M.
Weiner, Steven E.
M White McCaskill, Martha
L.
Wildman, Timothy J.
o Williams, Pamela R.
Zaragozi, Jorge M.
Class of 1983
Total Gifts $1,952.22
Number of Donors 63
Number in Class 852
Percent Donating 7.4
Average Gift $30.99
Akhavan, Tooradj
Amrein, Peter R.
Appin, Cassandra M.
Askin , Patrick W.
Baker, Walter U.
Bauer, Nancy L.
Beasley, Leslie A.
M Beechler Schexnayder,
Leslie A.
Blackiston , Heath T.
M • Boer, Anne R.
Booth, Stephen J.
Bowen, Susanne J.
Bradley, Robert P.
Breese, Ann L.
Brinkmann, Lisa M.
Buxamusa, Farida H.
Byrne, Richard T.
Carney, Timothy J .
M Cascini, Donald R.
• Clauson, Peter J.
Copas, Tonya M.
Crites, Kim
Crow, Randall W.
Cruz, Stephen M.
Dei Dolori, Philip M.
Dungan, Laurel L.
Finucane, Thomas
Grisham, Kathy N.
Gutierrez, Alejandro
A.
Gutierrez Previtali , Rita
E.
Hees, Gerald P.
Hernandez, Jose A.
M Hcvenor, Renee A.
Jahanbani, Jahandar
JaImes, Richard M.
Klutho, Nicola A.
Klutho, William A.
Lincoln, Laura G.
Louis Hulburd, Carrie E.
Lukens, Laura G.
• Mannel, Laura K.
• Marsteller, Philip A.
Maninez Castro, Manual
Miller, Leslie H.
Mohrhardt, Peter F.
M Morrill, Yvelle B.
Okun, Robert
Penido, Joao A.
Previtali, Andrew G.
M Ramsey, Charles
Rosenson, Glori A.
Sankari, Mutaz I.
Satchell, Samuel J.
Sawyer, Charles H.
Sears, Garth E.
M Sholten, William A.
Sinclilico, Lisa A.
Thacker, Rajesh V.
Thome, Antonio A.
Vietzen, Mark E.
Vigar-Maninez, Lynn C.
Warner, John W.
Warner, L. CoUeen
Weinberg, Robin A.
Class of 1984
Total Gifts $140.00
Number of Donors 6
Number in Class 878
Percent Donating 0.7
Average Gift $23.33
Hershey, James E.
Lindquist, Kathryn D.
McRandal, John W.
Meadows, John T.
Mizuno, Hideaki
Pierson, Bradley J.
Class of 1985
Total Gifts $150.00
Number of Donors 2
Number In Class 507
Percent Donating 0.4
Average Gift $75.25