I SUMMER/FALL 1988 1

INEWS FORU.W.-STOUTALUMNI AND FRIENDS I

A complete calendar ofactivities and registrationinformation is featuredin this issue. Join us forthe festivities! This will bethe only mailing on Homecoming 1988, somark your calendars now for September 29through October 1.

Read about alumni, faculty and studentswith an interesting story to tell. Perhapsyou'll be inspired, entertained or mildlysurprised by what others are doing.

What newsletter would

We'll provide progress reports on theschools' faculty and programming-see whatyou're missing out on.

e're excited to introduce ournew "Yet Unnamed StoutAlumni Tabloid~' It will bepublished three times annually

and feature 8-12 pages of current news-briefsand indepth stories-about you, yourclassmates, and the Alumni Association andStout University Foundation.

Whatever you're doing, we want to reportit: making local, state or national headlines;moving up the corporate ladder; beginning abusiness; receiving an award; starting oradding to your family; or retiring from acareer.

This is your newsletter and we want toknow how you like it. We invite your "lettersto the editor" with comments on content,format or other thoughts you care to share.Be sure to include your ideas for a name ofour tabloid. See "Name That Tabloid" belowfor contest rules and other information.

Ours is a tabloid without aname. Can you help?

This tabloid is for our alumni,for those who've spent manyyears on our campus. We wouldlike the name to conjure up fondmemories of UW-Stout andMenomonie.

The first place winner willreceive two free tickets to the 1988Homecoming Banquet, and thewinning name will be adopted forthe November 1988 issue.

Submit your entry(s) bySeptember 1, 1988 to:

c/o Patricia ReisingerAssociate DirectorAlumni AssociationLouis Smith Tainter HouseUniversity of Wisconsin-StoutMel- omonie, WI 54751

'A tabloid without a nameis like a clock without a face:'

Anonymous

• Activities• AdditionslDeletions

Recapture the past!Tour the sights ofMenomonie, Stoutcampus and other majorlandmarks and recall thefun and excitement ofbeing here.

• Appointments• Achievements• Publications

• Programs• Ventures• Scholarship awards• And much, much more

We'll report on our phonathon campaigns,Outstanding Young Alumni and DistinguishedAlumni awards, board of directors meetingsand nationwide alumni gatherings.

Cards, letters, photos, or whatever mediumyou choose, we want to hear from you!

If we fail to get it in one issue, please bearwith us, it will be in the next. If not, it's beenlost-please resubmit.

With this first publication, we are trying tocatch up on six months of Class Notes. Ifyour news isn't featured here, please waifuntil November's issue before resubmitting.

Find out more about our up and comingalumni-the things they're getting into andout of.

Class NotesAlumni AssociationLouis Smith Tainter HouseUniversity of Wisconsin-StoutMenomonie, WI 54751

• Game schedules·• Player features• Team bulletins• Hall of Fame inductions• And other sporty news

What are you up to thesedays? Your classmates ~~\\

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STOUTEARLY

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ECHNOLOGY PARK

REALITY

A 20-year dream may finally be areality as the Stout Foundationmoves to aid in the development of..a technology park for the Universityof Wisconsin-Stout.

Because of the highly technicalnature of many UW-Stout programsand the specific need for Stoutstudents to have exposure tobusiness and industry, it has beenthought that having a specializedtechnology park near the universitywould provide several advantages toboth business and universitycommunities.

Students would reap variousbenefits: the opportunity to work forsmall, growing companies in newhigh technology areas and handle"real time" problems, as well as toobserve business development froma variety of angles.

Businesses, in turn, would havecasual accessibility to Stout's faculty,various data bases and its veryspecialized library, in addition to asubstantial work force with specificinterest in the industry.

Background

In 1968 the Stout Foundationpurchased a tract of land on theeastern edge of Menomonie with theidea of developing a research andtraining park. Over the years thatidea has been dormant, but recentlythe Foundation formed a technologypark committee to explore

possibilities.In the summer of 1987, the Stout

Foundation contracted with a TwinCities consulting firm to c<;mduct afeasibility study. The results of thatstudy were available in early 1988.The businesses and industriessurveyed expressed a definiteinterest in locating facilities in atechnology park because of theadvantages UW-Stout's presencewould offer. Several respondentsindicated an immediate interest indeveloping sites in the park.

"We were pleasantly surprised bythe enthusiastic response," said M.James Bensen, Stout's dean of theSchool of Industry and Technologyand chair of the Stout FoundationTechnology Park Committee."We quickly realized we have aviable idea here."

The Foundation hired an architectto develop a plan for the actual siteand to meet with a variety of cityand state officials to explore possiblefunding for sewer, water, street andother essential utilities for the park.

The goal is to have a basicinfrastructure, for the park, in placeby.early 1989 and begin actualconstruction of various sitesimmediately thereafter. Alumni andfriends of the university with aninterest in the technology parkshould contact the Stout Foundationoffice, 715/232-1256.

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BUSH FELLOWSHIP

AWARDED ToSTOUT ALUMNUS

Joseph Bressette, '75 recipient ofthe 1987 Outstanding Young AlumniAward from UW-Stout, has beenawarded a Bush LeadershipFellowship from the BushFoundation.

Bressette is executive director ofthe Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council,Inc. in Lac du Flambeau. Heoversees the organization of pro­grams and initiatives servingWisconsin's ten tribes. Bressette hasapplied to the Harvard JFK School ofGovernment master of publicadministration program. He hopes toaugment his experience to moreeffectively administer tribalprograms.

The objective of Bush LeadershipFellowships is to enrich, throughacademic or internship opportunities,the experience of strongly motivatedindividuals, in their mid-careers, andto prepare them for higherresponsibility.

Of the 260 applicants, 21 awardswere made to men and women innorthern and western Wisconsin,Minnesota, North Dakota and SouthDakota. Bressette and Waldo Hagen,UW-River Falls, were the onlyawardees from Wisconsin.

STOUT ALUMNI BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Front Row, Left to Right: William]. "Bud" Micheels '32; Sherry Salm '88; Kelly Meer '85; Lou Tiffany 76; Kim Brown 78; PetePtacek 79 BS, '84 MS; Ann Yurcisin 78 MS, '82 EdS, (Vice President); Scott Cabot 78 BS, 79 MS (President); and Maggie Foote74 (front center).Back Row, Left to Right: Patricia Freer '82; Randall Pickering 79; Derek Perez '84; Karen Hodgson 75; John Postman '49; MaryWilde '80; Norbert Link '59 BS, '61 MS; Roger Sabota '64 BS, '65 MS (Secretary, Treasurer); Todd Nelson '89; Shirley Gebhart,Secretary, Development and Alumni Office; Angie Bias '89; and Patricia Reisinger '61 BS, '67 MS, Associate Director of Developmentand Alumni Services. Missing: Chere Brok 77, '82; Sue Bennett Foster '85; Robert Schams '83.

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NEW CHANCELLOR

ANNOUNCED FOR UW-STOUT

Charles W. Sorensen, historianand academic vice president ofWinona State University in 'Minnesota, has been named the newchancellor of University ofWisconsin-Stout. In announcing theappointment, UW System PresidentKenneth A. Shaw said, "CharlesSorensen has the experience andcorrect philosophy to lead Stout intothe future. Like its past leaders, hehas a respect for tradition and forStout's unique mission-and, as pastleaders, he has shown a willingnessto leave no stone unturned inassuring excellence:'

Acting Chancellor Wesley L. Facehas worked with Sorensen throughthe American Association of StateColleges and Universities and feelsthat Sorensen will "do an excellentjob:'

As Winona State's vice presidentfor academic affairs, Sorensen hasdeveloped a strong partnership withIBM for the delivery of on-siteemployee instruction in computerscience and mathematics. IBM, inturn, provides significant giftassistance and is instrumental inattracting more minority students.

Sorensen has demonstrated thecapabilities needed "to build onStout's strength in technology whileintegrating liberal studies more' com­pletely in that mission;' statedShaw.

More than 100 candidates vied forthe chancellor's position. RegentRuth C. Clusen of Green Bay;chairperson for the chancellor selec-

tion committee, said Sorensen wasselected "because he has the creden­tials needed to continue Stout's com­mitment to a unique blend oftechnical and liberal education:'

Sorensen will begin his duties onAugust 15, 1988. He replacesChancellor Robert S. Swanson whoretired from UW-Stout on March 20,1988.

A native of Moline, Ill., Sorensenreceived a baccalaureate degree inhistory and political science in 1964from Augustana College in RockIsland, 111., an M.s. in history in1967 from Illinois State University,and his Ph.D. in American history in1973 from Michigan State University.Additionally, he attended theHarvard University Institute forEducational Management in 1981.

Before coming to Winona State in1984, Sorensen was academic deanof Grand Valley State College inAllendale, Mich., for six years and,prior to that, assistant dean of theinstitution's College of Arts andSciences from 1976 to 1978. Hebegan his teaching career in 1968 asan American history instructor atTri-State College, Angola, Ind. In1970.. Sorensen joined Grand ValleyState as a history instructor, wasnamed assistant professor in 1972and associate professor and depart­ment chair in 1975.

Charles Sorensen and his wife,Toni, have three daughters:Elizabeth, 19; Heather, 15; andJennifer, 14.

STUDENTS PURSUE INTERNATIONAL STUDIES SPECIALTIES

Troy Franke

The international studiesspecialization program, introduced inthe 1987/88 academic year, has beenwell received by participatingstudents at Stout.

Complementing many of themajors offered at Stout, thespecialization includes options ininternational business; internationaltourism; clothing, textiles andfashion; language studies; areastudies; and comparative education.A number of specialization coursesfulfill course requirements in variousdegree programs enabling studentsto participate without dramaticallyincreasing their class load. Thiselement has helped attract a numberof participants, including fourstudents with distinctly differentcareer objectives, but all sharing acommon interest in the international Bruce Thompson, a sophomore inmarket...... . .... ..' .'> • • • •.• ="'<cthec.doth;"-&:.l=.,,,Hloc>~d:"o;,8'".

"'-'--IToY'l'ranl<i:t'fiasnearry-complete,r . program at Stout, is midpoint in thehis international studies specialization program. He hasspecialization. He will graduate in selected language studies as hisAugust 1988, with a major in fashion option and may pursue anmerchandising and a minor in international business option as well.business. Troy has studied in both Bruce has a strong interest in theDenmark and Norway and has international design industry. Hetransferred Danish and Norwegian speaks French and German and willlanguage credits from the UniveFsity study in Switzerland at a bilingualof Minnesota to satisfy his language university from October 1988studies option. through July 1989. Following

Troy intends to combine his graduation in May 1991, Brucetravels, degree program and would like to design couturespecialization to secure a position in fashions and commercial men'simport/export trade with emphasis wear.on Scandinavian design.

Christine Poirier

I)otlglas J\iithun.has.recently·'15egun the international studiesspecialization program. A sophomorein the hotel and restaurantmanagement program, Doug hopesto use his international toursimcredits to secure a position in thetourism industry, preferably workingin the Far East.

Christine Poirier is possibly thenewest program emollee. She is asophomore majoring in businessadministration and minoring inmarketing. Chris has selectedinternational business for her

specialization option. With it, shewould like to either work for thegovernment as an ambassador ofgoodwill, or serve as a corporatespokesperson representing both acompany and its product overseas.

SUMMMER/FALL, 1988Volume I, Number I

Published by the UW-StoutFoundation and AlumniAssociation and distributedfree of charge to Stoutgraduates, friends and parentsof Stout students.

All copy is accepted at thediscretion of the editor. .

Editor: Patricia WennerReisinger

Ass't to the Editor: CharleneSmith

Copy Editor: Toni Burger,Write In Style ..

Layout and Graphics: BobBurger, Shoreline Graphics,Menomonie, WI 54751

Editorial Office:Louis Smith Tainter HouseUW-StoutMenomonie, WI 54751715/232-1151

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2HARITABLE GIFT ANNUITIES-

GIFTS THAT KEEP ON GIVING

L.R. Charlene Smith, Helen Speidel, Shirley Gebhart, Joyce Bates, Barb Stai, Bobbie Hughes,Nan Niehaus, Patricia Resinger and David Williams.

There is a way for you to increaseyour retirement income and, at thesame time, make a generous gift toUW-Stout's d~velopment. Acharitable gift annuity allows you todo both of these things.

With a charitable gift annuity, youmake a gift to the Stout UniversityFoundation in exchange for aguaranteed annual income payment.That payment continues as long asyou and/or one other beneficiary areliving, after which the proceedsrevert to a UW-Stout educationalprogram in a manner you havedesignated.

To demonstrate how this annuityworks, a UW-Stout alumnus had ablock of stock paying a 2-3 percentdividend, which he was using aspart of his retirement income. Thisindividual created a charitable giftannuity by giving. this stock to theStout University Foundation. Withhis particular age, the Foundationcould guarantee him a 9.1 percentlifetime annuity rate-three times thereturn he was formerly getting! Therate paid to individuals is establishedby the national Council on GiftAnnuities and is determined fromactuarial tables which factor in thedonor's age.

Not only did this alumnus triplehis annual income from this asset,but he also gained an immediateincome tax deduction from the gift.He also received the satisfaction ofknowing that a fund would beestablished in his name, at hisdeath, to provide scholarshipsupport for UW-Stout students.

If you would like additionalinformation on charitable gift

annuities, please write: StoutUniversity Foundation, Louis SmithTainter House, UW-Stout,Menomonie, WI 54751, or call (715)232-1256. We can provide you with arate/yield sample by for your

specific circumstances. Wewould be pleased to talk to youabout these annuities and otherinstruments which may help you inplanning for both retirement andcharitable gifts to UW-Stout. All

requests for information are handledconfidentially.

LOUIS SMITH TAINTERHOUSE OFFICE STAFF

The Stout Alumni Foundation Officehas the ultimate goal of keeping alumni,friends and parents informed and involved.In order for the office to run smoothlymany efficient, capable individuals havejoined the office staff.

Charlene Smith is a word processingspecialist. Among her many duties she isresponsible for class notes.

Helen Speidel, data entry specialist,keeps all alumni records current.

Shirley Gebhard is manager of the officestaff and assists with scheduling alumniand foundation events.

Joyce Bates is the office bookkeeper. Shemanages the financial records and receiptprocesses.

Barb Stai, special activities, is involvedwith bookkeeping duties and aiding thestaff with office projects.

Bobbie Hughes, special activities, isinvolved with arranging activities foralumni or university functions primarilyfor the use of the Louis Smith TainterHouse.

Nan Niehaus, word processing secretary,recently moved to Minnesota.

Pat Wenner Reisinger is the AssociateDirector of Foundation and AlumniServices.

David K. Williams is the Director of theFoundation..

STOUT UNIVERSITY

FOUNDATION BOARD

Front row, left to right: Webster Hart,President, Lloyd Milavitz, ImmediatePast President, Mary Spangler, HughCrane, Ken Kajer.

Second row, left to right: Jafar Jafari,Bob Jeatran, Vice President, BillieWalleen, Carol Dubrunz, Wayne Nero,Pat Reisinger, Associate Director, StanJohnson, Treasurer.

Third row, left to right: DaveWilliams, Executive Director, RitaMahan, Al Gluck, Lenore Landry, BillPowell.

Under the archway: Gene Haberman,Mark Peddecord.Back row: Dave Fesler, Drew Jones, LeeSmalley, Jerry Talen, Dave Barnard.-Not Pictured: Helmuth Albrecht; Juhn

Altmann, Ralph Betterley, Kim PolzinBrown, Wayne Clark, Dwight Davis,Gene Heymans Jr., Karen Johnson,Harland Misfeldt, Lydia Rutkowski,Robert Schuler, Evelyn Steenbock,William Thedinga, Steve VandeBerg,Robert Wilson, Wesley Face, ScottCabot, John Lee.

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DEPARTMENTAL DETAILS

AN APPROACH TO THE CITY OF MENOMONIE 1911

"New Directions for RehabilitationFacilities," a five-year, $672,000 peryear, national research and traininggrant, was awarded to Stout'sResearch and Training Centereffective March 1. The grant waswritten by staff of the Research andTraining Center under the leadershipof Daniel McAlees, Ph.D., centerdirector, Fredrick Menz, Ph.D.,research director and Darrell Coffey,Ed.D., training director.

Grant monies will be used todevelop effective models andstrategies for rehabilitation facilitiesto implement commUnity-basedemployment and rehabilitation ofpersons with physical disabilities andchronic mental illness.

Research & Training

Dr. Janette Hare, associateprofessor, HDFLCES, serves on theBoard of Directors of the hospiceservice and is volunteer trainer andconsultant. Hare was instrumental inobtaining a $30,000 grant from theOtto Bremer Foundation for thehospice service.

December3 Alumni Reception - AVA

(American Vocational Associa­tion) Convention, St. Louis, MO

17 Commencement/Reception,UW-Stout Campus

November5 UW-Stout Orientation for

Parents of freshmen andtransfer students - Minneapolis,10:00 a.m.

12 UW-Stout Parent Orientation -Appleton, 10:00 a.m.Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m.

19 Alumni Reception - VocationalRehabilitation Conference,Reno, NV

13 Alumni Social - NWEA(Northwest Education Associa­tion) Convention, Eau Claire

October1 Homecoming, UW-Stout

Campus2-6 Alumni Social - NAEHE

(National Association of Exten­sion Home Economists)Convention, Pittsburgh, PA

September9 Wausau Alumni Gathering,

Hoffman House23-24 Foundation Annual Meeting,

UW-Stout Campus24 Parent's Weekend, UW-Stout

Campus30 Alumni Association Board of

Directors Annual Meeting,UW-Stout Campus

July16 East Coast Alumni Gathering,

Stratford, CT21 Foundation Board Meeting,

UW-Stout Campus

OLDIES BUT GOODIES

Grant Awards

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Economic Development

Martin andrus, chemistry, andDoug Wikum, biology, professors atUW-Stout, received a $20,000economic development grant fromUW System, to work on waterquality assessment for phase one ofa salmon production facility beingdeveloped at the St. Croix IndianFisheries, near Danbury.

Their award was one of eightprojects, out of 59, approved forfunding through a special $200,000appropriation from the legislature foreconomic development.

Hospice Service

A home-cme community-basedhospice program has beenestablished in Menomonie to prOVidesupport and care for persons in thelast phases of incurable disease.Hospice Service of the MenomonieArea, Inc. is supported by financialcontributions and volunteerprofessional services providedthrough the UW-Stout department ofhuman development, family livingand community educational service,and Myrtle Werth Medical Center,Menomonie.

Disabled women and girls, the"hidden majority," are "overlookedby both the feminist movement anddisabled organizations" and "needto portray assertive independence injob seeking and keeping," accordingto authors Dr. Mary Hopkins-Best,Ann Yurcisin and Shirley Murphy intheir book Reaching the HiddenMajority: A Leader's Guide to CareerPreparation for Disabled Women andGirls.

The guide features a series of self­directed exercises, activities, adviceand resources, providing an effectivetraining tool for teachers, trainers,vocational rehabilitation staff,parents and others.

All three authors are Stoutgraduates, faculty members at UW­Stout and work closely with disabledwomen: Dr. Mary Hopkins-Best isassociate professor of education;Ann Yurcisin is director of Servicesfor Students With Disabilities; andShirley Murphy is a counselor in theCounseling Center.

Reaching the Hidden Majority,(1988), The Carroll Press, Publishers,Cranston, RI 02920.

Lee Smalley w

The Geneva Executives Club hasrecogruzed two UW-Stouthabitational resourcemstructors andi:'ight st'Jdents in the hotel andrestaurant management program forthe)" tastetul contribution to the 1988Salon of Culinary Arts, held at theSt. Paul Athletic' Club.

ASSOCIate Professor PhilipMcGuirk, Lecturer Peter D'Sousaand students served a varie!)' of hotand cold hors d'oeuvres to over 500guests at the 38th annual WinterBall.

Career GuidePublished for

Disabled Women

Culinary TreatsRecognized

Virginia Wolf

Virginia Wolf, professor of Englishat Stout, has been appOintedassistant to the chancellor forAffirmative Action. She is chargedwith developing and overseeingStout's equal opportunityemployment and affirmative actionplan. She will review new employeerecruitment and selection processes,conduct exit interviews, critique theresults, and analyze results fromdisabilities self-examination surveys.In addition, Wolf will be coordinatorof the university's EqualOpportunities in Education program.

Dr. Lee Smalley, industrial andmarketing education, has beenselected by the executive committeeof the Council on TechnnologyTeacher Education to serve as atechnology teacher educationconsultant. He will assist otherteacher educators with thedevelopment and implementation oftechnology education programs.

Faculty Assignments

Carl Fischer Music Publishers ofNew York has selected PatrickLiehergen, music, to develop a ne'-'"series of choral works. Hispublications will be recorded oncassette tapes by professional ~h()irs

and distributed to choral conducrorsnationally. Liebergen's "LaudateDominum," Carl Fischer's 1987 bestseller, was presented by theSymphOnic Singers on their 1988concert tour.

AAMA AcceptsStout Into ItsMembership

A long time goal of Stout'sclothing, textile and design (CTD)program has finally been realized,reports Annette Fraser, CTD'sprogram director. The AmericanApparel Manufacturers Association(AAMA) Education Committee hasaccepted the university into itsmembership. With the membership,the AAMA Education Committee,acting like an accrediting agency,will provide assistance in curriculumdevelopment for apparelmanagement and technology degreeprograms.

Membership is currently extendedto nine institutions internationally.Fraser will serve as a committeerepresentative.

Patrick Liebergen

Placement rates for the 1986-87year may be the best ever,according to Bob Dahlke, director ofStout's Career Planning andPlacement Office. Graduates frombachelor's programs placed 96.62percent and 92.8 percent of thesecategorized themselves as placed intheir major field of study or a relatedfield.

Dahlke attributed Stout's highplacement rates to a number offactors, one of which was the quality"work ethic" students possess."Industry keeps talking about thework ethic and Stout personifiesthat," he said. "That is the singlemost common thing that I hear.Employers are after the work ethic."

Dahlke credited Stout's specializedprograms as offering students "aneducation that allows them to go towork day one," to "prepare forwhat the world needs." The highplacement rates show that "Stout isstaying in touch with what is neededout there."

Other factors affecting placementrates included a 4 percent increase inthe number of companies recruitingon campus in the past year and anincrease in students participating incooperative education as well as inthe university's annual careerconference.

Work EthicsAttribute to

High Placement Rates

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••OMECO I G 19TOGAS, TOURS & TOGETHERNESS

Homecoming 1988 invites all IIGreek" alumni to reunite withfraternity or sorority "sibs," on campus, while enjoying theother events scheduled throughout the weekend.

Homecoming weekend, September 29 through October 1,promises to be a great time. There are brunch gatherings formany of the Greek organizations; area landmark and campustours; and alumni and faculty socials. For complete details onhomecoming events and tours, refer to the calendar on thenext page. To register, simply fill out and mail the form on theback page of this tabloid. Please note, this is the only informa­tion and registration form that will be sent regardingHomecoming 1988.

HOMECOMING WEEKENDTOURS

Friday

1 -4 p.m.

Saturday

10 - noon

10 - 4 p.m.

10 - 4 p.m.

11 - 5 p.m.

Sunday

11 - 5 p.m.

Mabel Tainter Theater, $3per person

School of Home Economicsopen house and tours

Louis Smith Tainter House,$1 per person

Mabel Tainter Theater, $3per person

Wilson House, formerly theLa Pointe home, $3 per per­son Bundy Hall

Wilson House, $3 per person

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1988 HOMECOMING EVENTS

HOMECOMING BANQUET

6 - 7 p.m. Social, Ballroom A, StudentCenter

Thursday, September 29

7 p.m. Women's volleyball, Stout vs.Concordia, Johnson Fieldhouse

Friday, September 30

8 - 4 p.m. Alumni Registration: Louis SmithTainter House or Memorial Stu­dent Center Information Desk.

9 - noon Marybelle Hickner Symposium:"Coming of Age in America:Care and Cure for the Elderly:'Guest lecture-Patricia King, at­torney and professor of law,Georgetown University LawCenter, and Fellow-The Instituteof Society, Ethics and the LifeSciences. Sponsored by theDepartment of Human Services.Contact: Deanna Applehans, Of­fice of Continuing Education andSummer Session, UW-Stout,(715) 232-2693.

1 - 4 p.m. Alumni Association Board ofDirectors annual meeting, LouisSmith Tainter House.

5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Social for alumni and faculty,Crystal Ballrooms A and B. Note:The Alumni Association willrecognize UW-Stout faculty andstaff for years of service.

7:30 - 10 p.m. Class reunion socials:Class of '48: Louis Smith TainterHouse; Class of '63, Ballroom C,Student Center

Saturday, Odober 1

8 - 4 p.m. . Alumni Registration: Louis SmithTainter House or Memorial Stu­dent Center Information Desk

9 a.m.

9:30 a.m.

11 a.m.

12:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

4 - 7 p.m.

7 - 9 p.m.

9 - 1 a.m.

Brunch: Alpha Phi!Pallas AtheneSorority alumni and friends,The Ministry, contact KatieAnderson, (715) 235-3196

Brunch: Alpha Sigma Alpha!S.M.A. Sorority alumni andfriends, Tainter Tea Room,contact lone Meoska (608)994-2604

Brunch: Sigma Sigma Sigma!Philomatheon Sorority alumniand friends, Atrium Restaurant,contact Susan Nordvik (715)235-0521

Homecoming Parade

Brunch: Delta Zeta!HyperionSorority alumni and friends,Crystal Ballroom, $5.50 per per­son, contact Cynthia GovinWelch (715) 235-0928

Football game, Blue Devils vs.Oshkosh Titans, $4 per ticket

Class reunion meetings:Class of 1948, Ballroom C,

Student Center, program andclass photo at 5 p.m.

Class of 1963, Ballroom B,Student Center, program andclass photo at 5 p.m.

Banquet, Great Hall, $12.50 perperson, recognition of reunionclasses, Greeks and Alumniaward winners.

Dancing to the music of the UW­Stout Band under the directionof Erv Schlick, Crystal BallroomsA, B, C

THE GREEKS THEN AND NowSororities and fraternities have

existed at UW-Stout for over 75years. And although each has itsown purpose for being, theycommoPly promote betterment ineither the membership, university,or community at large.

Today, the community benefits agreat deal by the many fund-raisingactivities sponsored by sororities andfraternities. The Alpha Omicronsorority has an ongoing project withthe elderly at the Dunn CountyHealth Care Center, and KappaLambda Beta also assists the elderlyby shoveling snow for residents whoare unable to do so. Alpha Phisorority sells 2514: suckers to raisemoney for those in need of heartsurgery, and the Delta Zeta sororityworks with the hearing impaired.Phi Omega Beta will host a SnowBowl football game the first week of

March to support the KinshipFoundation.

Currently, all but two of thetwelve Greek organizationsestablished at Stout exist.. Manybegan as another entity and laterbecame what they are today.

Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority:founded in March 1912 asPhilomathean and, in April 1952,became Sigma Sigma Sigma.

Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority:formed in 1922 as the S.M.A.(Sociability, Music and Art) Societyand became Alpha Sigma Alpha inApril 1952.

Delta Zeta Sorority: began as theHyperion Society in March 1923 and,in April 1957, became Delta Zeta.

Phi Omega Beta Fraternity: founded

in 1927 as Stout's first men's socialfraternity. •

Phi Sigma Epsilon Fraternity: beganas the K.F.S. Society in the fall of1930, was recognized byadministration in 1932; became PhiSigma Epsilon in 1952.

Alpha Phi Sorority: formed in 1934as Pallas Athene became Alpha Phiin April 1958.

Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity:formed in 1946 as the Phalanxbecame Sigma Tau Gamma, anational fraternity, in 1948. Stoutfaculty members John Jarvis, formerChancellor Robert Swanson and BobSpinti all belonged to Sigma TauGamma.

Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity:established in 1946 with membershiplimited to former Boy Scouts. Itdisbanded in the mid-70s.

Chi Lambda Fraternity: formed inMay 1956 to prove that college mencould assemble socially and have agood time without alcohol.

Kappa Lamda Beta Fraternity: beganas G.D.I. in January 1963, changedto F.U.B.A.R. - Friendship, Unity,Brotherhood, Athletics andRecreation - in 1964 and, inFebruary, 1965, became KappaLamda Beta.

Alpha Omicron Pi National SocialSorority: currently reorganizing andpending recognition by the nationalorganization.

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1924-74Margaret Noble Penniston Dip '24 is aretired teacher residing in ColoradoSprings, Colo. Helga Rasmussen '31 is aretired teacher and resides in Racine.Marion Heathcote '44 recently returnedfrom Botswana, Africa; where she was i.nthe Peace Corps. She is currently doingvolunteer work in Minneapolis, Minn.Jack Bongey 135 '49, 1'115 '53 received theMarvin G. Rammelsberg Meritorious Ser­vice Award in Counseling and Guidanceas counselor of the year for 1986-87 in theCincinnati Public Schools. He is nowretired and resides in Cincinnati. MelvinBS '49, MS '53 and Elaine JohnsonOlson '49 reside in Franklin, Ind. Melvinretired in 1986 from Milwaukee Tech after37 years of teaching, and Elaine alsoretired in 1986 from Franklin PublicSchools. Edwin Schattschneider '49 hasretired and is living in Smithville, Ohio.Robert Christianson '50 is a lab tech­nician at the South Texas Nuclear Plant.Gerald Greischar '50 is retired fromteaching vocational trades at MartinCounty Vocational Center, Fairmont,Minn. He is presently working in abuilding construction firm with his sons.Merlin Moore '50 has retired fromReserve Mining Co., Silver Bay, Minn.He now resides in Augusta. RobertNelson '51 has retired in Waukesha.Henry '51 and Joan Fairweather Tall '54are residing in Estes Park, Colo.; bothhave retired. Joan Lee Koch '53 is asenior lecturer at Cornell University andresides in Ithaca, N.Y. Stuart '53 andPhyllis Amacher Smith '53 reside inMulberry, Fla. Stuart coached for 33years anc;! was inducted into theMichigan Basketball Coaches Hall ofFame and the UP Sports Hall of Fame.Janice Johnson '54 and husband, Larry,have retired and reside in Pisgah Forest,N.C. Lawrence Bruno '56, RochesterHills, Mich., is senior training associate atFord Motor Co. Richard Vogtsberger BS'58, MS '62 is vocational education direc­tor at Adlai E. Stevenson High School,Prairie View, Ill. John Kleven '59 hasbeen appointed director of planned giv­ing at Randolph-Macon College andresides in Oswego, N.Y. Norbert Link'59 was appointed plant manager ofEagles PrintingCo.,Eau Claire. Rita'Casey Maves '59 has been a homeeconomics teacher at Hersey High Schoolin Arlington Heights, Ill., for the past 12years. She was recognized last spring bythe Illinois "Those Who Excel" programat a banquet in Springfield. Ronald '59and Ruth Hangartner Olson '58 reside inFreeport, Ill. Ronald is head of the .marketing communications department atMicro Switch, Division of Honeywell. _Joan Burke Johnson '60 has received theDistinguished Service Award fromPaullina, Iowa Jaycees. She also becamean honorary member of the Paullina am­bulance squad and recently moved toLander, Wyo. Irene KettunenSchubert'61 is currently working at the JamesMadison Judicial Library, Library of Con­gress, Washington, D.C. She resides inAlexandria, Va. Keith 135 '62, MS '69 andMary Simonsen Stevens '68 reside in 'Amery. Keith isa guidance counselor atAmery High School; Mary is director ofclient services for the Nutrition Coor­dinating Center at the University ofMinnesota-Minneapolis. Joseph Borgen135 '63, MS '64 is president of AnkenyCommunity College, Ankeny, Iowa. Bar­bara Cliver Brightsman '64 is employedat Marshfield Junior High and wasselected as the FHA-HERO Advisor ofthe Year In April of 1987. ClariceStephens Fisher '64 is the owner of Spec­tum Interiors, a design business. Sheresides in Lake Geneva. Mary Kaye Mer­win '64 is executive director of the Co-opExtension for Cornell University,Massapequa, N.Y. Harriett MaasSchoeninger'64 is designer, lecturer andinstructor of all areas of quilting at RoyceFabric Stores. She resides m Nashotah.Charles Carpenter '65, EauClaire, is theindustrial technology department chair atI'vlemonalHigh School. Donald DannhoffBS '65, MS '66, Mondovi, is projectmanager at J.B.I. Inc., Eau Claire. Ran­d.ail '65 and Sarah Franti Smedstad '65reside in Hartland. Randall is vice presi­dent of manufacturing at Kearney Treckerm West Allis; Sarah is director of nutri­tion and food service at Marion Fran­Ciscan Home. Gene Christiaansen BS '66,MS '67 has been Montana's state directorfor vocational education for seven years.He and his family will be moving toOregon in June. Ken Hsu '66 has beenelected section chairman, IEEE-Rochesterat the Rochester Institute of Technology,New York, where he currently is an

associate professor in computer engineer­ing. Lawrence Stress BS '66, MS 73,Menomonie, has purchased MichelbrookService Station and Bulk Oil. PatriciaBrodacki '67 is the northwest homeeconomics coordinator for CESA 10 inEau Claire. Margo Cromey '67 is qualityassurance manager for Mauna LoaMacadamia Nut Corp., Hawaii. LindaOltmann '67, Berwyn, Ill., is adult educa­tion coordinator at Morton College.Sidney Porch '67, Carlsbad, Calif., isdean of students at Carlsbad HighSchool. Anthony Schwaller BS '67, MS'68 resides in St. Cloud, Minn. His se­cond textbook, Motor AutomotiveMechanics, was published by Delmarin February. Gerald Buttke '68, Omro, ismanager for Wisconsin Power and LightCo. Bob Grommesh '69 is consultant tothe manufacturing industry for DaleSmith and Associates in Dallas, Texas.Raymond Wagner '69 is district managerfor Miller Thermal and resides in Van­couver, Wash. Kirsten Hansen 70 isemployed with the Child DevelopmentCenter, Georgetown University,Washington, D.C. David Kottwitz 70 isa product engineer for Stoelting Inc.,Keil. James 70 and Judith KuehlMartens '68 reside in Birnamwood. Jamesis employed by North Central TechnicalCollege in Wausau; Judith is self­employed and has developed a softwaresystem for University Extension. RobertSchaefer 70 is a realtor with Edina Real­ty in Shakopee and Prior Lake, Minn.Jan Niemetz Schwarz BS 70 and '86, MS71, Muskego, is teaching the secondaryfood service program at the MukwonagoArea Schools. Henry Wiegel 70 is asupervisor at Brockway Glass Co.,Pomona, Calif., and resides in Upland.Fredrick Boller BS '71, MS 75 hasaccepted the position of business andeconomic development coordinator withNorth Central Technical College,Wausau. Peter Castrilli 71, Hay Market,Va., is director of operations with Sport­service Corp. Robert '71 and KarenCavey reside in Chanhassen, Minn.,where he is art director at SpringboardSoftware. Robert also has a set of 25 car­toon postcards that are published byCarol Wilson Fine Arts Inc,', Portland;' C

Ore. Ellen Lotz Dietrich '71 is director ofcareer planning at St. John's COllege inAnnapolis, Md. Alfred Fricano 71,Maple Grove, Minn., is a marketingrepresentative for Heigl Mortgage Co.William BS '72, MS '82 and ChristineSchultz Genett '72 reside in SheboyganFalls. William is a plastics technician in­structor at Lakeshore Technical College.Christine teaches half days, job-sharingthe home economics position atSheboygan Falls High School. John BS'71, MS '75 and Mary Brion Iverson BS'72 and '73 reside in Brookfield. Jack is aclinical psychologist with WaukeshaCounty Human Services; Mary is coor­dinator for personal and family life ser­vices for the Waukesha County TechnicalCollege. Peter Kriz BS 71, MS '73 is .material control manager for GeneralDynamics in San Diego, Calif. He workson the new MD-ll commercial airlineprogram which will replace the currentDC-10 design in 1990. Jon Urban BS '71,MS '75, Juneau, is a guidance counselorwith the Hustisford Schools. CharlesPolinski '71 is a senior quality assuranceengineer with Richards Medical Com­pany, Memphis, Tenn. Kenneth '71 andDeborah Wiesman, reside in Mosinee.Kenneth is a project manager for WausauMetals Corp. Chris Driessen BS72, MS'87 is employed by Colorado StateUniversity as an industrial safety consul­tant as part of the OSHA safety andhealth consultation program. LawrenceFritschler '72 is a plant engineer forMaysteel Corp., Fond du Lac. John 135'72, MS '75 and Pamela Beyer Gindt '72reside in Cornell. John is currentlvteaching auto mechanics at Lake ~Holcombe High Sdlool and has recentlyopened his own auto repair business,"Keystone Auto Repair." KathleenBaumann Palmer '72 is assistant principalat Maitland Palmer Middle School inOrlando, Fla. Timothy BS '72, MS '75and Colleen Rowe Skinner '78 reside inLa Crosse. Timothy has recently beenpromoted to director of family practicerecruiting for Gunder~on!Lutheran

Medical Center. Cynthia Weber-Han '72,Wabash, Ind., is a family counselor at theAddictions Care Center. Ann Zander BS'72, MS '86, Middletown, N.Y., is anextension home economist and humandevelopment agent for CornellCooperative Extension Service. MarkBlackman BS '73, MS '77 is manager of

media services for the Waukesha SchoolDistrict. Sandi Keiser BS '73, MS '75,Milwaukee, is an associate professor inthe fashion department at Mount MaryCollege. Dale Pusch '73, Mechanicsburg,Pa., is a plant manager at General MillsInc. John '73 and Jeanne ArttusSalisbury 73 reside in Idaho Falls, Ida.John is a manager at Shopko, and Jeanneis a Mary Kay beauty consultant. PatriciaShay Schroeder '73 is employed by CESA11 as an early childhood-handicappedteacher and resides in Rice Lake. MarieBurbach BS '74, MS '79 was electedpresident of the National DECA Board ofDirectors. She is currently the statesupervisor for marketing education andstate DECA advisor with the WisconsinDepartment of Public Instruction. SharonDanielsen MS 74 is employed in thedivision of research and education,University of Florida. Grace Kragness BS'74, MS 79 is service occupations coor­dinator at Gateway Technical College,Racine. Forrest Nutter, Jr. 74 resides inStrum and is teaching in the policescience program at Chippewa ValleyTechnical College, Eau Claire. GeorgeShipley MS '74, Littleton, Colo., is arehabilitation counselor working withindustrially injured workers for Burl­ington Northern Railroad in the Denverregion, Roger Tokheim MS 74 teaches atISO 1/97 West St. Paul, Minn., and is alsoan author with McGraw-Hill BookCompany, New York, N.Y. James Tupta'74 is a service manager for Stack & StoreSystems, Milwaukee. Lucille Wagner '74,Hartford, is a home economics instructorat Hartford Union High School. StephenJ. Weber 74, Hastings, Minn., is a pilotfor Delta Airlines.

1975-79Christine Mengarelli Elliott 75 isemployed by Carter Industries, Salisbury,N.C. Joel Heberlein '75, Jupiter Beach,Fla" is general manager at the JupiterBeach Hilton. Daniel and KathleenPlooster Johnson 75 reside in MapleGrove, Minn., where she owns a beautyshop. Dennis Jones '75 is an art instruc­tor at Manitowoc Public Schools. M·ichaelMolitor '75 is ~ speCial sales represen­tative with Minneapolis based McGarveyCoffee, Chicago. Lauriann Moser '75,Redondo Beach, Calif., is a sales and ser­vice supervisor for Navarre Corp. DianeGilbert Olson '75 is anenvironmental health specialist with theSt. Paul Division of Public Health. TerriSt. Arnauld 75 is business manager atBulhon Associates, Austin, Tex. JulieBacon Waight '75 is an administrativeassistant with the Minnesota Associationof School Administrators, St. Paul.Laurel Leonette Wright '75 is operationsmanager for Mervyn's and resides in Col­orado Springs, Colo. Nancy LuedtkeZieman '75, Beaver Dam, is the owner ofNancy's Notions Ltd. Charlene KaletkaDelaney '76 was named the MinnesotaVocational Teacher of the Year at the FallMinnesota Comprehensive VocationalConference in August 1987. She is thework experience/handicap coordinator atApple Valley High School. JohnGreenberg '76 is an industrial artsinstructor at District 834, Stillwater,Minn. Richard D. Haase '76 is programdirector for Rebound Inc., Henderson­ville, Tenn. Bruce Henderson '76, Liber­tyville, Ill., is an account customerengineer for IBM. Peter and MaureenCoughlin Johnston MS '76 reside inSouthbury, Conn. Maureen was namedto the Governor's Commission on theEmployment of the Handicapped and tothe President's Commission on theEmployment of the Handicapped. Shealso received the Connecticut HelenKeller-Ann Sullivan Award. DonaldLillevold '76, Freeport, Ill., is amarketing specialist-Job Training Part­nership Act. James 135 '76, MS '80 andKarol Hendricks McCracken '78 reside inBemidji, Minn. James is teaching in theindustrial technology department atBemidji State University, and Karol isavolunteer coordinator at Bemidji Hospital.Brian Rogers BS '76, MS '82, Missoula,Mont., is director of Summit Indepen­dent Living Center and was awarded arecreation grant to provide opportunitiesto the disabled of the state of Montana.Randy J. Rosenberg '76, is district servicesupervisor for Briggs and Stratton Corp.,Milwaukee. Deborah Retzlaff Springborn'76 is a home economics teacher at OmroHigh School. Donald Tauchen '76 is thefleet manager for Warning Lites of Illinoisand resides in Villa Park. Chudley Werch76 is an assistant professor of health

education at the University of Arkansas.Brian Bergman '77 is the chief engineerfor Gardner Bender Inc., a Milwaukeeelectrical company. Mary Ellen Flanagan'77 is food services director at W.W. Gra­inger in Skokie, Ill., and resides in DesPlaines. Steven '77 and Denise HenryKostka '76 reside in Sussex. Steven hascompleted his master's degree inadministrative leadership/adult educationand is an industrial education teacher atArrowhead High School. ColleenNatalie-Lees '77 is a wellness/family lifeconsultant with her own business inMilbank, S.D. Diane Tibbetts Martin 77is employed as an area general managerfor Jarvis lsotec Corp., a manufacturer ofcomputer based telephone systems inRaleigh, N.C. Ronald BS '77, MS '84 andCharlotte Daniel Tuuri '77 reside in BigRapids, Mich. Ronald is an assistant pro­fessor of automotive technology at FerrisState University. Steven Ausman '78 is amanager of a Milwaukee Ponderosarestaurant. Terry Backstrom 78 is aneducation specialist with the U.s. ArmyRecruiting Headquarters, Fort Sheridan,Ill. Louis Barsi Ed.S.'78, Washington,D.C., is currently a doctoral student inhigher education administration atGeorge Mason University, Fairfax, Va.He is also serving as an intern in theU.S. Department of Education and TheCouncil on Post Secondary Accreditation.Wayne Belanger 78, Sun Prairie, is stateeducation director for the WisconsinChapter of the Associate Builders andContractors. David Hval '78 is develop­ment manager with Boeing Electronics inSeattle, Wash. Paul Hesse '78 is a doc­toral candidate in counseling psychology,University of Wisconsin-Madison. Joseph'78 and Elaine Blevins Huley '78 residein Mandeville, La., where he is generalmanager at Cummins Mid-South. An­drew Kangas '78, Green Bay, is corporatedirector of printing technology at FortHoward Corp. Werrdy Keller '78,Hopkins, Minn., is a program evaluationspecialist for Opportunity Workshop.Penny Trumpy Kodrich '78 is assistantdirector for special education at EdinaPublic Schools in Minnesota. Helen MaesKopycinski '78 is division manager forMain Street in'Ulinois:-RoberrMc CuneoBS 78, MS '81 is a school counselor andboys' basketball coach in Houston, Minn.Roberta Mou '78 is a social worker forthe elderly and physically disabled withthe Pima County Department of Agingand Medical Services, Tucson, Ariz.Lawrence Neau '78 is an insurance agentfm' American Family Insurance andresides in Salem. Louis '78 and DeborahDurilap Rizzo '77 reside in Greenwood,Ind. Louis is an engineering andmaintenance manager for Quaker OatsCo. Debra Kirkland Scher '78 is in theM.S. program for elementary .educationat Hofstra University, Long Island, N.Y.Robert '78 and Beth Van HierdenScholke '78 reside in Barrington, Ill.Robert is a private investigator for Hondaof North America; Beth is a part-timeconsultant for an interior design firm.Earl Voelker '78 is director of sales forStouffer Harborplace Hotel, Baltimore,Md. George C. Zahn '78 was promotedto general merchandise inanager at J.c.Penney, Manchester, Conn. He and hisfamily reside in Stafford Springs.Kathleen Carey '79 is manager of theWoman's Club Wisconsin, Milwaukee.Neil Casey '79, Goose Creek, S.c., isgeneral manager for Northwoods AtriumInn Best Western in Charleston. Chao

. Yun Chen '79 is a clinical dietitian atRoseland Community Hospital, Chicago.Richard 79 and Sandy Christensenreside in Burnsville, Minn. Richard is asales representative for McGill-JensenInc., St. Pau!' Timothy Comer '79 issenior project manager for M.A. Morten­son Co., New Mexico. Charles Duthler'79 is an operations manager for ICIAmericas, Phoenix, Ariz. Jed Goniu '79is vice president and general manager atPDA Airport Services Inc., Des Moines,Wash. Mark Greenway '79 is a manufac­turing program manager ,;-vith Briggs andStratton, Milwaukee. Lynn MarieJohnson MS '79 is chief dietitian,Healthcare Nutrition Services, SunyHealth Science Center At Brooklyn,Brooklyn, N.Y. Kenneth '79 and BethErickson Kasinski '80 reside in Bayfield.Ken is principal and athletic director atWashburn High School; Beth teacheslearning disabled in the Bayfield SchoolDistrict. Patricia Koopman '79 has com­pleted her MS in related art/interiordesign. She resides in Oxford, Ohio,where she is an instructor of upper levelcourses, Miami University. Moira Quinn

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assistant professor at the Dane CountyUW-Extension, Madison. Donna LeetDixon '83 is instructional manager forservice occupations at the Morraine ParkTechnical College, Fond du Lac. Lee BA'83, MS '86, and Diane Anthony

I Erickson '87 reside in North Canton,Ohio. Diane is a quality control analystfor Danner Press, a subsidiary of theBeddor Corp. John Fechter '83 is seniormarketing representative for Ritz-Carlton,Atlanta, GA. Paul Fisher '83 is employedwith ARA Services, Denver, Colo. MarkFredrickson '83 is an industrial artsteacher at Stanley-Boyd High School.Lori Gindt '83 is restaurant manager torthe Olive Garden in Pensacola, Fla.Steven '83 and Sandra Berkness Green­way '84 reside in Plymouth, Minn., San­dra is an interior designer for EllerbeAssociates Inc. Vincent '83 and LaurieBarteck Honnigford '85 reside in Eagan,Minn. Vincent is a manufacturingengineer with Intex; Laurie is technicaldirector for Industrial Fabrics AssociationInternational. Kimberly Erickson HoytBS '83, MS '87 is a program specialist forThe Legal Center, Colorado. BradleyKoivu '83, Waukesha, is employed as afranchise consultant for Domino's Pizza.Kevin Kovall '83 is regional director ofoperations for Red Roof Inns Inc., Por­tage, Mich. Jeffrey Lange BS '83, MS '87is a special needs instructor for the EauClaire School District. Paul Laudolff '83is project manager for Construction CostSystems, Wheaton, Ill. Andrew Martin'83 is quality department manager forShenandoah Valley Press, Winchester,Va. Robert Mindock '83 is a safety con­sultant for Wausau Insurance Co. LeeMollen 'S3 is a department manager forHermans Sports, Minneapolis, Minn.Jane Murphy 'S3 manages NorthwestFabrics and Crafts, Madison. Michael '83and Mary Huberty Orr '84 reside in Ap­pleton. Mary is an industrial engineer forZwicker Knitting Mill. Katherine Radar'S3, Tarpon Springs, Fla., is claims ad­ministrative supervisor for All State In­surance Co., New Port Richey, Fla.Cheryl Sampson '83 is showroommanager for Goodin Co., Golden Valley,Minn. Michael '83 and Michelle KilinskiSeager '83 reside in Wausau. Michael is apurchasing agent for JARP Inc.; Michelleis display supervisor for J.c.Penney.Greg Sherwood '83 is a manufacturingengineer for Hughes Aircraft, EI Segun­do, Calif. Paul Steinbrenner '83 is pur­chasing manager for Walworth WoodcraftCo., and resides in Fontana. John Strike'83, North Little Rock, Ark., is a U.S. AirForce navigator. Randy Yaroch '83 issenior sales manager at the MichiganAvenue Chicago Marriott.

Leite 79 is owner of Moira QuinnDesigns Inc., Minneapolis. JanetAhlstrom Risinger 79, St. .Paul, is thedirector of Sylvan Learning Center. CarolHines Siedhoff 79 is director of humanresources at the HCA Center for HealthExcellence, Willis, Texas. GregorySchreck 79 is vice president of construc­tion for Irmco Properties, Chicago, Ill.Linda Marciniak Tank 79, Genoa, Ohio,is a delicatessen manager for ChurchillsSupermarket.

1980-1983Scott '80 and Patty Akerlund reside inGrafton, where he is a quality controlmanager for Exacto Spring Co. CherylDohrmann Amundson '80 is a marketinginstructor at Mankato State University inMinnesota. Jeffrey '80 and CathleenHaessly Baumann '82 reside in Racine.Jeffrey is senior materials handlingengineer for Briggs and Stratton,Milwaukee. Daniel Drexler '80 is a safetyinvestigator for the U.S. Department ofTransportation in the state of Ohio.Kevin Eddy '80 is currently a flight atten­dant in Chicago. Mark '80 and CathyBuettner Heard '80 reside in Wales, Wis.Mark is a drafting co-op coordinator forWaukesha Public Schools. NancyHolmberg BS '80, MS '82 is a socialworker in the Division of CommunityServices with the Department of Healthand Social Services, Madison. Robert LeeKikkert '80 is manufacturing manager forVenture Packaging, Rock Hill, S.c. RuthPond '80 received a master of arts degreein expressive therapy from Lesley Col­lege, Cambridge, Mass. Candi SoutherRonning '80 is an account representativefor Hallmark Cards and resides inPlymouth, Minn. Bradley Tacheny '80,Pueblo, Colo., is a lead engineer for TheTrane Co. William Bean 'SI,Lawrenceville, Ga., is a quality controlmanager for Cutronics Inc. Robert 'SIand Susan Zweber Beck '84 reside inPrior Lake, Minn. Robert is a printingsalesman with Sexton Printing Inc.;Susan is a computer broker with NOREX,North American Computer Exchange. Jef­frey '81 and Donna Cain reside in Whit­more Lake, Mich., where he is amodeler ror Sundberg-Ferar Inc. MatthewChristian '81 is agriculture packag-ing sales representative for Inland Con­tainer Corp., Tracy, Calif. Craig '81 andKaren Mueller Covey '82 reside inWausau. Craig is a supervisor counselorfor North Valley Workshop; Karenteaches for the Wausau School District.Larry '81 and Beth Sallen Cree '84 residein Glenville, Minn. Larry is an industrialengineer at Streator Industries, AlbertLea; Beth is a youth job placementspecialist at Community Action Agency.Patricia DeYoung '81 is program coor­dinator for disabled persons, Salt LakeCity, Utah. Gregory and Denise CampDittrich '81 reside in Oakdale, Minn.Denise is unit manager for professionalsales at Procter and Gamble DistributingCompany, Minneapolis. Susan Egerdal'SI is teaching at Nate Saint School,Ecuador. Eric Ekum '81, Benicia, Calif., isgeneral manager for AR Services.Carolyn Fleisner 'SI is a senior systemsanalyst for FMC, Fridley,Minn. NancyFunk '81 is regional marketing vice presi­dent for Phoenix Enviro Systems, Texas.Michele Gates '81 is an aerobics direc­tor/fitness consultant for The Hills FitnessCenter, Austin, Texas. Ingrid Halvorson'SI is a rehabilitation counselor for the Il­linois Department of Rehabilitation Ser­vices and resides in Des Plaines. ScottHenricks '81 is assistant project managerfor Monse Diesel, Milwaukee. Jerome '81and Renee Peter'l Ilk BS 'SO, MS '81reside in Raleigh; N.C. Jerome is on thescientific staff at BNR; Renee is aclinical dietitian at North CarolinaMemorial Hospital. Carmen IlIing '81 is awholesale sales representative for

------~----.~~J=..I"'.,fu:_._J)Ml.as,_TeJ>_a_s~_HollyJackson 81-1san Income mamtenance7-~-_7-worker for the Chippewa County Depart­ment of Social Services, Chippewa Falls.Ted Miess '81 is a job placementcounselor for Dane County Job Serviceand resides in Middleton. John Nagel '81is national accounts manager for TheFlint Ink Corp., Buffalo Grove, Ill.Luanne Neumann MS '81 is an extensionhome economist for Crawford County.She has a new business, The NeumannHouse Bed and Breakfast. Mark '81 andJanell Ross Niemann-Ross '81 reside inDenver, Colo. Mark is a system ad­ministrator for Standard Register; Janellis employed by The Tattered Cover. RolfTweeten '81 is a senior real estate consul­tant with Kenneth

Leventhal & Co., Chicago, Ill. BarbaraWeikel Wilson '81 resides in Green Bay,where she is assistant manager of GreenBay Day Nursery. Annette Richter Wim­mer BS '81, MS '82, Spencer, Iowa, is aninstructor at Iowa Lakes Community Col­lege. Billie Harrison Yeager '81 receivedher MS in continuing and adult educa­tion. She and her family reside in Har­risonburg, Va. Rebecca Ziehli '81, Algon­quin, Ill., is manager at KidsMart inCrystal Lake. Ronald Zoromski BS '81,MS '86 teaches at Minnesota CorrectionalFacility, Red Wing, Minn., and resides inLake City. Jeffrey Abramowski '82, Oel­wein, Iowa, is a plant engineer at AmocoFoam Products Co. Scott Anderson '82,Waukesha, is district manager for Emer­son Electric Co. Scot '82 and KathIYnPenney Bromann '82 reside in Rib Lake.Scot is project manager for a general con­tractor of steel structures; Kathryn is adietitian at Taylor Memorial Hospital,Medford. Jeffrey '82 and Lorie MaidlBunke BS '80, MS 81 reside in German­town. Jeffrey has been promoted to pur­chasing agent for the Arandell-SchmidtCorp., Menomonee Falls. Deborah Deter­man '82 is director of vocationalrehabilitaton with Madonna RehabilitationCenter, Lincoln, Neb. She resides inOmaha. Christopher Erickson '82, Min­neapolis, is a sales consultant for MillerBeauty Supply Inc. Vicki Gerrits 'S2,Burnsville, Minn., is service team leaderfor Dakota Inc., Bloomington. Craig '82and Terry Giles '82 reside in Eagan,Minn. Craig is general manager forSoderberg Inc., St. Paul. Gregory Ginter'S2 is a field coordinator with HealthcareRehabilitation Center in Austin, Texas.Kenton '82 and Amy Borchers Gjerstad'S3 reside in Mountain View, Ariz. Ken­ton is a plant engineer for Capital/Mer­cury Shirt Co.; Amy is a home economicsteacher for Timbo Public Schools. PatrickHarvey '82 is a customer servicerepresentative for The Printer Inc.,Brooklyn Park, Minn. Ronald Home '82,Roselle, Ill., is customer relationsspecialist for Chrysler Corp. BarbaraHetzel BS '82, MS '87, Richland Center,is 4-H youth/extension home economistfor UW-Extension, Richland County.Sherry Kotowski '82, Waukesha, is salesarea manager at Grand Avenue BostonStore in Milwaukee. Denise LeBlane '82is a second-year student in familymedicine, University of Oklahoma.Robert Lopno '82, Minneapolis, is alicensed psychologist. David Manlove '82is an industrial designer at MTS SystemsCorp., Eden Prairie, Minn. David '82 andJoan Harris Martin '81 reside in BrooklynPark, Minn. David is a product designerwith Liberty Diversified Industries inNew Hope; Joan is an interior designer atDayton's Design Studio, Minneapolis.Joanne McNee '82, Columbus, Ohio, is amerchandise planner for The LimitedCorp. Mark Miller 'S2 is district managerfor Jackson Corp./Heinemann Bakeries inChicago. He and his family reside in FoxRiver Grove, Ill. Brian Niehaus '82 hasbeen promoted to manager of Mills FleetFarm, Alexandria, Minn. TimothyO'Brien 'S2, Eagan, Minn., is AVL coor­dinator for Control Data Corp. GregoryPeyer BS 'S2, MS '87, Elkhorn, is thevocational education coordinator for theWalworth County Educational Consor­tium. Paul Reiser '82, Appleton, is anestimator for Oscar J. Boldt Construc­tion. Cynthia Rogers '82 is operationsmanager of soft goods distribution forDayton/Hudson in St. Paul, Minn. MartySchield BS '82, MS '83, Medford, is anoperations analyst with Weather ShieldManufacturing Inc. Michael Schmitz '82,Pa., is district manager for Pontiac Divi­sion. Jeffrey Seawell '82 is a designengineer for Spancrete Machinery Corp.,Waukesha. Michael Swanson '82 is avocational- consultant for VocationalResources Inc., Seattle, Wash. Daniel '82and Victoria McCracken Trollen '83reside in Racine. Daniel is general

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plant engineer at Hurd Millwork, Merrill.Frances Skibba Woloszy '82 is purchas­ing coordinator for Arlington FederalSaVings and Loan, Arlington Heights, Ill.Larry Bartelson '83, Lead, S.D., 'is schoolpsychologist for the Black Hills SpecialServices Cooperative. Barry Bauer '83 iscurrently employed as maintenancemanager at Beatrice/Hunt-Wesson,Menomonie. Ann Marie Beck '83 is aproduct development manager anddesigner for Weissman's Design forDance, St. Louis, Mo. Jane Beebe 'S3 is ahome trainer/infant stimulator for PierceCounty Human Services, Ellsworth. KayCowing 'S3 is a 4-H youth agent and

is senior associate engineer for IBM inBoulder, Colo. Dean Lohmann '84 isemployed by Twin City Vending, St.Paul. Patrick Lowery '84 is an instructorat Ladysmith High School. WilliamMakuski '84 is project constructionmanager for General Homes, Sanford,Fla. Michael '84 and Mari Sever Malzahn'84 reside in San Leandro, Calif. Michaelis a project engineer at Prescolite; Mari issales manager of housewares at Macy's­Bayfair. David McConnell '84, St. LouisPark, Minn., is a technical editor/workdirector for Honeywell's UnderseasSystems Division (USD). Heidi OlsonMcCoy '84 is a regional managementtrainee for This End Up Furniture Co.,Phoenix, Ariz. Cindy Miller '84, LittleCanada, Minn., is assistant manager forElectrolux. Stephan Miller '84 is foodand beverage director at the Holiday Inn,Warren, Mich. Ahmed Mohammed BS'84, MS '85, Nigeria, is a trainingdevelopment officer with Industrial Train­ing Fund. Michael Moore '84 is anestimator/vice president for rH. Hass­inger Inc., Wauwatosa. Lyle Moritz '84 isan electrical officer on the U.S.s. JosephHewes and resides in Charleston, N.C.Sheila Flatt Morrow '84 is employed withTrendex, Minneapolis, Minn. StevenNickolas '84 is a sales representative forRykoffiSexton in Ohio. James '84 andStacy Norton reside in LaGrange, Ill.James is .associate manager at RedLobster, OakLawn. Nancy Peterson '84 isa customer service supervisor for SkyChefs, Nashville, Tenn. Sheryl Peterson'84 is store manager for Hit or Miss, Arl­lington, Va. Robert '84 and Lisa Robin­son Plewa '86 reside in Janesville; bothteach in the Janesville Public SchoolSystem. Lori Schaap Pribek '84 is assis­tant head designer, Zwicker Knitting Ap­pleton. Mae Rens '84 is a graphiCdesigner/staff artist for Spacesaver Cor­poration, Fort Atkinson. Lisa Salisbury'84 is assistant food service director atProvidence-St. Margaret Health Center,Kansas City, Kan. Wynne WoolseySchendel '84 is an assistant buyer atPillsbury Co., and resides in Circle Pines,Minn. Mary Ann Searle '84 teaches atHendersonville High School, Tennessee.Deborah Van De Loo-Lonick '84,Schaumburg, Ill., is a human resourcesspecialist at the corporate headquarters ofDominick's Finer Foods. Lori MarrVavrek '84 is manager of Pizza Hut,Brookfield. She and her husband, James,reside in West Allis. Jeanne Weiberg­Hilgart '84 teaches at Stillwater HighSchool; she resides in Somerset, Wis.Sharon Werner '84 is a product specialistfor Sears, Chicago. Jamie Angeli '85,Chassell, Mich., is a physical educationinstructor and coach at MichiganTechnical University, Houghton. JamesBeck, Jr. '85 was named food and

Julie Block '84, St. Anthony, Minn., is a beverage manager at the SheratonCR trainee/district manager for Chrysler Mayfair Inn. He is also an instructor inCorp. Ronald Bonikowske '84 is dining room management at Milwaukeerestaurant manager at Bristol's Bar and Area Technical College. Kristin JensenGrill, Kansas City, Kan.. Julie Brelje '84 Bertsch '85 has joined Kerker &is the director of personnel for Red Lion Associates Inc., a Minneapolis advertisingHotels, Richland and Pasco, Wash. Tracy and public relations agency, as an assis-Mason Collins 'S4 is a real estate ap- tant account executive. Donald Bruhn '85praiser in Orange County, Calif. John is a project engineer for GeneralDriscoll '84 is an executive food service Dynamics; he resides in Fort Worth,Tex.assistant in Chicago's Union Station. Lin- Jeffrey Bzdawka '85 is director of frontda Eaton '84 is convention manager for office operations at the Hyatt Regency,Smith, Bucklin and Associates, Chicago. Milwaukee. Renee Clements 'S5,John Folkert '84 is production control LaCrosse, is design and merchandisescheduler for Remmele Engineering, St. coordinator for Winona Knitting Mills.Paul, Minn. Thomas Fonfara '84 is assis- Linda Brill Coffield '85 is working withtant director of constituent relations for Child aD-d Family Service of Eau Claire.Tommy Thompson, the governor of Peter Cosness '85 is a sign systemsWisconsin. Kathy Grossen '84 is com- analyst for ASI Sign Systems, Min-munity worker for Stepping Stones Inc., neapolis. Elizabeth Croswell '85 is aLoves Park, Ill. Timothy '84 and Karen counselor with Mound Builders GuidanceLacek Groves '83 reside in Albuquerque, Center, Ohio. Douglas Dedering '85,N.M. Karen is an assistant buyer for Germantown, is an interior furnishingsAmerl'can F rnl't e C K consultant with The Burmeier Co. Marku ur ompany. arenBrouwer Gunvalson '84 is general '85 and Barb Pfahning Doebler '84 residemanager at Leeann Chin Chinese in Eagan, Minn. Mark is an applicationsCuisine, Maplewood, Minn. Cynthia engineer for Gemini; Barb is a program-Johnson Hesse '84 is a nutrition educa- mer for St. Paul Companies. Dawntion consultant with Dairy Council of Doucha '85 is employed as an associate

---;Vl~=~r~-~-.r~"HI:I~~er manager for Bakers Square Restaurant in84 IS a manufactunng engineer aC -""~;~.~_.~ ·~.1!Jirio§,:RenegJ'ric:eEbel'85 is a:;anden International, Bedford, Texas. - therapist at The -Gulaance-ClimClnEatFDaniel '84 and Cheryl Schlosser Johnson Claire. Ann Schulz Edwards '85,'86 reside in Golden Valley, Minn. Daniel Rockford, Ill., is a clinical dietitian withis SPC and project manager at Formac ARA Services at Swedish AmericanCorp., Minneapolis; Cheryl is assistant Hospital. Brad Fisher '85 is supervisor ofbuyer at CUN Company Inc., Plymouth. resort operations at Walt Disney World,Peter 'S4 and Loreen Johnson Kramer '83 Fla. Sue Foster '85 is front office assistantreside in Copper Center, Ariz. Loreen is manager at The Westin Century Plazaan executive secretary/accountant; Peter Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif. Scott Knaben-teaches at Copper River School District. bauer '87, Kirkland, Wash., is a sales andKathleen Levenhagen 'S4 is a private marketing representative for Arrow/consultant for Sears and resides in Silver Kierulff. Cheryl Haeft '85 is a clinicalSprings, Md. Shannon Linaman '84 is dietitian at Theda Clark Regional Medicalsenior sales manager at the Chicago Center, Neenah. Don Hagedorn '85 is aO'Hare~arriott Hotel. David Loberg '84 supervisor for Greenheck Fan Corp.,

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ICLASS NOTES IWausau. Rodney '85 and Dawn KiesowHennig '84 reside in Overland Park, Kan.Rodney is manager of Houston'sRestaurant; Dawn is a substitute teacherfor the Shawnee Mission School District.Scott Henning '85, Yankton, S.D., isfood service director at Mt. Mary College.Robert Hinn '85 is a project engineer forOscar Mayer Foods, Des Moines, Iowa.William LeBeau '85 is construction coor­dinator for Noonan-Sullivan Inc., Elgin,Ill., and resides in Winfield. KathrynKlaras-Ormson '85 is a placementspecialist for the State of Wisconsin Divi­sion of Vocational Rehabilitation,Oshkosh. David Lee '85 is associatemanager for Buffet Inc., Coon Rapids,Minn. Thomas Matterer '85, Indianapolis,is an operations manager for Fastenal Co.Jose McGill '85, Fort Wayne, Ind., isemployed in material management forGeneral Motors-Fort Wayne Truck andBus. Roxanne Zamberla Mendelson '85 ismanager of health services for Merck &Co. Inc., Harrisonburg, Va. DeanMicoley '85, Wayzata, Minn., is pro­duction engineer for Honeywell, Inc.Scott Neubauer '85 is a systems engineerfor IBM, Oklahoma City, Okla. TracyO'Connell MS '85, Long Beach,Calif., ispublic information officer at Long BeachCity College and teaches night classes inpublic relations. Dean Patrick '85,Roseville, Minn., is a packaging engineerat Land O'Lakes. Patricia Schaefer '85works in the fast food laboratory at UW­Stout. Dawn Seevers '85 was promotedto cadet store manager, St. Johns MilitaryAcademy, Delafield. She resides inWaukesha, where she has her ownbusiness, Amanda Sue Originals, design­ing and producing knitted apparel. MaryShellander '85, Palatine, Ill., is managerof Long John Silvers. David Szymanski'85 is postcard division supervisor forJohnson Litho Graphics, Eau Claire.Stephen T. Weber '85, Eagan, Minn., isproject manager for WCA Inc.

1986-87Judy Amundson '86 is a consumer foodsspecialist for Quaker Oats Co., Chicago,Ill. Cynthia Arnold '86 is dining roommanager for Ramada Inn, Rochester,Minn. Timothy Bailey '86 was recentlypromoted to staff accountant at theWestin St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco,Calif. Gregg Bartel '86 is a member ofthe Marine Corps and was recentlydeployed to Parris Island, S.c., with theSecond Force Service Support Group,Camp Lejune, N.C. Matthew Bergman'86 is the PM manager at the Salt LakeCity Marriott. Robert Blair, Jr. '86,Algona, Iowa, is an industrial engineerfor Snap on Tools Corp. Alan Boone '86is a process engineer at Rockwell Interna­tional, Marion, Ill. Greg Britsch '86 ismanager of·Fuddruckers in Milwaukee.Donald Cordes '86 has taken a positionwith Ampco Metal Co., Milwaukee.Sheila Geere '86 is personnel servicecoordinator for CDI Corp., Minneapolis,Minn. Tommi Goodavish '86, .superior,is area manager at Prange Way. TimothyHelming '86, Otisco, Minn., is assistantmanager at The Creamery, Downsville,Wis. Tim '86 and Karen MikelsonHughes '85 reside in. Eagan, Minn. Tim isa supervisor in the bindery of WestPublishing; Karen is a merchandiseanalyst for Target. Ann Birkholz Huhn'86 is an interior designer for ExecutiveOffice Interiors in Appleton. Brian Keller'86, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is a productiontest engineer for Rockwell International.Dale '86 and Leslie-Anne Weston BartlettKiedrowski '80 reside in Edina, Minn.Dale is senior systems analyst for 3M;Leslie-Anne is a marketing servicerepresentative for General Office Pro­ducts. Christopher '86 and Patti ButhKnapp '86 are owners/managers of theirown Dairy Queen, South St.Paul.Theodore Kumbier '86 is constructionmanager for Bach Builders, Vernon Hills,ill. Cheryl LaFountain '86, Atlanta, isdistrict manager fClJ:lntar=",=,~lDai>y

Queen, Duluth, Ga. Daniel McAleese '86is airline catering supervisor for SkyChefs, Los Angeles, Calif. GregoryMeyers '86 is customer service represen­tative for Palmer Printing, Anoka, Minn.Kurt Moe '86, Renton, Wash., is amethods analyst for Boeing Co. Mark '86and Andrea Przybilla Olson '82 reside inCumberland. Mark is quality controlsupervisor at Universal Foods; Andrea isa food technologist at Jerome Foods.Thomas Sawyer '86 is a manufacturingengineer for Aeration Industries, Bloom­ington, Minn. Kevin Seifert '86,Champlin, Minn., is a manufacturing

engineer for Medtronic, Scott Shane '86is assistant manager for KG Mens Store,Westminster, Colo. Thomas Shaughnessy'86 is a service representative forCarpenter Packaging, Belleville. ScottSherman '86 is personnel representativefor Precision Twist Drill Co., Elgin, Ill.Ann Wanish Sitte '86 is a qualityassurance technologist for Dean Foods,Green Bay. She resides in DePere. DawnSmith '86 is service staff manager forBest Western, Madison. Laura Staller '86is a manager for Petersen's DepartmentStore, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Scott Teskey'86, Apple Valley, Minn., is a vocationalevaluator for Dakota County TechnicalInstitute. Kelly Theder '86 is lightingshowroom manager at Lappin Electric,Wisconsin Rapids. Leonard Vetsch '86,Okauchee, is a tooling engineer atMenasha Molded Products Division,Watertown. Jeffrey Vrudny '86 is a com­puter programmer for Christian MinistryHeadquarters, San Bernardino, Calif.Maria Warren '86 is an industrialengineer at Oscar Mayer Foods, Chicago.Stacy Wigfield '86 is executive director atthe Development & Training Center, EauClaire. Adrian Amelse '87 is a packagingengineer with Apple Computer, Califor­nia. Sandra Anschutz '87, Wauwatosa, isa life skills counselor with the NewMedico Rehabilitation Center of Wiscon­sin. Karin Aspenes '87 is a fitness con­sultant for Living Well Fitness,Milwaukee. Deanna Anderson Austin '87is a department manager for Prange Way,Appleton. Julie Backstrom '87 is alighting designer at Lumenata, MapleGrove, Minn. Susan Klawitte Beck '87,Amery, is a rehabilitation counselor forthe Wisconsin Division of VocationalRehabilitation. Gwen Benson '87 is adesign consultant for Minnesota TileSket-chbook. Thomas Biederwolf '87 is amanufacturing packaging engineer atHoneywell/Sperry, Albuquerque, NJvj.Christina Peterson Blue '87 is anassociate buyer trainee with Dayton Hud­son, Brooklyn Park, Minn. Clay Bollin'87 is a risk manager with St. Paul Fireand Marine. Kathleen Bourbonais '87 isstudio manager for Belz Mork Associates,Minnesota. Nancy Cirkl Brehm '87,Woodville, is retail manager atMcGlynn's Bakeries, St. Paul, Minn.Stephanie Brunner '87 is a managementtrainee with Prange's, Appleton. Dean'Dvorak '87 is employed as an assistantmanager with Embassy Suites, Atlanta,Ga. Jodi Erdmann '87, Pewaukee, is ajunior designer for Peabody's Interiors.Scott Geisler '87, Medford, teaches at theMedford Junior High School. TrentenHake '87 is production manager for Dia­mond Business Forms, Sheboygan. JamesHarder '87 is an outreach counselor forKoala Outreach, South Bend, Ind. JohnHart '87 is a lecturer at Stout. Mark Hot­tel '87 is loss control consultant for Sen­try Insurance Co., Ramsey, Minn. PaulHuss '87 is employed at George BantaPrinting Co., Menasha. Richard Hutter'87 is an assistant paralegal with CipherInc., Seattle, Wash. Karen Johnson '87 isan assistant interior designer for CharleneA. Spindler Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.Mary Kittel '87, Frankfurt, Germany, is aclub management trainee for the ArmyClub System. John Kramschuster '87 is avocational evaluator for the Maine Good­will Industries. Amy Kulek '87 is cateringmanager for Sheraton International,Highland Park, Ill. Michele LeMay '87,Chaska, Minn., is a manager trainee withK-mart. Darin Lulich '87 is an executivetrainee for P.A. Bergner Co., Milwaukee.Carrie Malkow '87 is area manager forMarshall's, Dallas, Malkow Tex. MichaelMartino '87, Schofield, is a manufactur­ing engineer for Greenheck Fan Corp.Laurie Roehl Marzofka '87 is a therapistat St.Cloud Children's Home. MarcMatullo '87 is assistant beverage managerwith Torrance California Marriott. MaryMaurina '87 is an employment trainingspecialist at California Elwyn Institute,Huntington Beach, Calif. JosephMc.A..u.k :r--f-S7--i-;:r--a--nranCtgernent-ttaInee--

with W. W. Grainger and resides in WhiteBear Lake, Minn. Michael McKinney '87.is an engineer with S.J. Groves & Sons,Pittsburgh, Pa. Karyn Mero '87 is a con­tract graphic designer for 3M, St. Paul,Minn. Kari Miller '87, Metairie, La., isfood service manager at Marriott HealthCare Services. Karen Munnings '87 is ajunior designer for Donahue Designs,West Chicago, Ill. Andrew Olson '87,Tampa, Fla., is a graphics arts instructorat Land O'Lakes High School. SharonOncken '87 is a live-in attendant with theadult foster care program, Madison.Michael Parish '87 is a manufacturing.engineer for Milwaukee Wire Products. Bret

PeterSon '87, Arden Hills, Minn., is a projectengineer at Environ Services Inc. LisaPeterson '87, Cadillac, Mich., is an ad­ministrative assistant with the U.s. ForestService. Mary Rands '87, Wakefield,Mass., is employed as a systems engineerfor Mitre Corp. Jeffrey Reames '87 is afire training specialist for the Wisconsin

.Indianhead Technical College. DeweyRothering '87 has been promoted fromindustrial engineer to corporate industrialengineer with P.A. Bergner & Co.,Boston Stores & Bergners, Rockford, Ill.Sara Romanski '87 is staff coordinator atPersonnel Plus, St. piml, Minn. JeniferSchutte '87 is a designer/sales represen­tative with Ryan Signs, Madison.Michael Searle MS '87 is safety directorfor Dotseth Truck Line, Knapp. JefferySeufzer '87, Hazelwood, Mo., is a pro­duction engineer at McDonnell Douglas.Kurt Siebert '87, Downers Grove, Ill., isassistant manager at Wag's Restaurant.Jane Striegel '87 is front office managerat the Ritz Hotel, Minneapolis. AlirezaVazirabadi '87 is an industrial engineerat Monterey Mills Inc., Janesville. KarlWeizenicker '87 is a sales representativefor Prudential Insurance, Des Plaines, Ill.Mary Woodburn '87, Alsip, Ill., is avocational specialist at Christ Hospitaland Medical Center. Mary Kay Wynn'87, St. Louis Park, Minn., is a merchan­dise analyst for Target Stores.

MARRIAGES

1967-87Carla Keipe Rodgers '67 to John Goode,Nov. 7, 1987. Couple resides in GreenLake. Cecelia Hemmerich Winiecki '69 toTerry Horn. Couple resides in Canby,Ore. Lois Egan to David Hintzman-EganBS '75, MS '77, Aug. 1987. Coupleresides in Roseville, Minn. ChristineMengarelli '75 to Dale Elliott, July 11,1987. Couple resides in Salisbury, N.C.Cindy Pfeifer to Curtis Deering '76, 1986.Couple resides in Anaheim, Calif. CindyErwin to Edd Hill '76, 1987. Coupleresides in Ogden, Utah. Carol Cooper toBrian Rogers BS '76, ;:'82. Coupleresides in Missoula, Mo t. ShariHodkiewicz to Andrew gas '78, Sept.12, 1987, Couple resides in Green Bay.Moira Quinn '79 to Michael Leite, Sept.19, 1987. Couple resides in Minneapolis.Sandy Osborne to Richard Christensen'79, Aug. 1985. Couple resides in Burn­sville, Minn. Leslie-Anne Weston Bartlett'80 to Dale J. Kiedrowski, May 1986.Couple resides in Edina, Minn. ReneePeters BS '80, MS '81 to Jerome Ilk '81,Aug. 29, 1987. Couple resides in Raleigh,N.C. Kathy Thede '80 to Victor Robin­son, May 29, 1987. Couple resides inMichigan City, Iowa. Denise Camp '81 toGregory Dittrich, Sept. 6, 1986. Coupleresides in Oakdale, Minn. SusanSorensen '81 to Bryan Ripp, Nov. 7,1987. Couple resides in St. Louis, Mo.Laura Swartz '81 to Brian Little, Mav 9,1987. Couple ~esides in Chandler, Ariz.Carrie Rodriguez to Rolf Tweeten '81,Sept. 12, 1987, Athens, Greece. Coupleresides in Chicago. Barbara Weikel '81 toTom Wilson, Sept. 12, 1987. Coupleresides in Green Bay. Sandra Green '82to Todd Rystron, Oct. 17, 1987. Coupleresides in Little Canada, Minn, KimberlyBridge to Paul Howlett '82, Oct. 24, 1987.Couple resides in Elmhurst, Ill. PamelaOrtman '82 to Dennis Kane, May 16,1987. Couple resides in Traverse City,Mich. Vicki Johnson to Bob Hervig '83,Oct. 24, 1987. Couple resides in Min­neapolis, Minn. Caroline Lawrence '83 toDavid Winget, Sept. 26, 1987. Coupleresides in Hopkins, Minn. SandraBerkness '84 to Steven Greenway '83,May 30, 1987. Couple resides in

I Plymouth, Minn. Karen Brouwer '84 toKevin Gunvalson, Jan. 23. Couple residesin Maplewood, Minn. Mary Huberty '84to Michael Orr '83, Aug. 17, 1987. Cou­ple resides in Appleton.. Lori~Marr:84.JoJ",__~",·~;·",epr.T7,1987. Coupleresides in West Allis. Tracy Mason '84 toKirk Collins, Oct. 1987. Couple resides inFullerton, Calif. Ann Lewis to StevenNickolas '84, Feb. 27, Dayton, Ohio.Couple resides in Miamisburg, Ohio.Heidi Olson '84 to Edward McCoy, July18, 1987, Chicago. Couple resides inPhoenix, Ariz. Constance Schmidt '84 toDuane Groenewald, 1987. Couple residesin Sheboygan. Laurie Barteck '85 to Vin­cent Honnigford '83, Oct. 3, 1987. Cou­ple resides in Eagan, Minn. AnneHolzmann '85 to Jack Griffith, Aug. 1987.Couple resides in Irving, Texas. RebeccaSonka to Timothy Menne '85, June 13,1987. Couple resides in Plymoul:h' Lorna

Raether '85 to David Liegeois. Couple

resides in Oshkosh. Ann Schulz '85 toTodd Edwards, April 9. Couple resides inRockford, Ill. Jacqueline Bartels '86 toThomas Swanson '83, May 30, 1987.Couple resides in Rice Lake. KatherinePelegrin '86 to Daniel Koch '86. Coupleresides in Green Bay. Kathryn Mercer '86to Joe Houpt, Nov. 7, 1987. Coupleresides in Milwaukee. Lisa Robinson '86to Robert Plewa '84, June 27, 1987. Cou­ple resides in Janesville. Lisa Smith '86to Brent Glowa, Dec. 5, 1987. Coupleresides in Winnepeg, Manitoba, Canada.Jeanmarie Stumpf '86 to Patrick Green­wood '86, fall of 1986. Couple resides inMichigan. Diane Anthony '87 to LeeErickson BA '83, MS '86, Oct. 10, 1987.Couple resides in North Canton, Ohio.Deborah Del Bianco '87 to DouglasMauhar BS '84, MS '86, Jan. 9. Coupleresides in Menomonie.

BIRTHS

1973-87

A son, Adam Colin, November 25, 1987,to Colin and Lorraine Spears LaBeree'73, Cable. A son, Evan, July 2, 1987, toCraig and Patricia Shay Schroeder 73,Rice Lake. A son, Nathan, May 10, 1987,to David BS '75, MS '78 and MarieVallez Allen '78, La Crosse. A daughter,Karie Marie, June 1, 1987, to Rev. Larryand Debra Holder Sexe '74, Lanesboro,Minn. A daughter, Ashlee Rene, Nov.22, 1987, to Daniel and Kathleen PloosterJohnson '75, Maple Grove, Minn. Adaughter, Kimberly Louise, Aug. 12,1987, to Laverne and Marcia Finn Siver­ling '75, Reedsburg. A daughter, MikkaSeon Joy, Oct. 6, 1987, to James BS 76,MS '80 and Karol Hendricks McCracken'78, Bemidji, Minn. A son, Jason Neil,April 21, 1987, to Dennis and DeborahRetzlaff Springborn '76, Oshkosh.Twins, William John and Elizabeth Jean,Nov. 12, 1987, to John BS '76, MS '81and Jean Schulenburg Warren BS '75,MS '81, Dousman. A son, ChristopherAndrew, April 11, 1987, to Brian '77 andCatherine Bergman, Germantown. A son,adopted by Terry '77 and Sharon Jorgen­son, Jan. 20. A daughter, Sara Diane, toSteve '78 and Betsy Goulett Gomoll '79,Arvada, Colo. A daughter, RebeccaMarie, Jan. 1, to Richard and Helen MaesKopycinski '78, Midlothian, Ill. Adaughter, Dec. 2, 1987, to Lawrence '78and Diane Neau, Salem. A son, LouisAnthony III, Dec. 16, 1987, to Louis '78and Deborah Dunlap Rizzo '77, Green­wood, Ind. A daughter, Elise, July 27,1987, to Barbara Diel Rogaczewski '78,Milwaukee. A daughter, Anna Carol,Nov. 23, 1987, to Gary '79 and JoyceWolfenberg Lomauro '80, Naperville, Ill.A daughter, Krista, Feb. 10, 1987, toMark and Cheryl Dohrmann Amundson'80, Le Sueur, Minn. A son, AlexanderJeffrey, May 24, 1987, to Jeffrey '80 andCathleen Haessly Baumann '82, Racine.A daughter, Katie, 1987, to Mark '80 andCathy Buettner Heard '80, Wales. A son,Andrew James, Dec. 6, 1987, to Ben andJulie Hass Hensley '80, Lincoln City,Ore. A son, Jeffrey Mark, Sept. 27, 1987,to Mark and Jacqueline Lubner-Rupert'80, Rockaway, N.J. A daughter, June 25,1987, to Peder and Candi Souther Ronn­ing '80, Plymouth, Minn. A daughter,June 16, 1987, to William '81 andMargaret Fena Coldwell '81, San Jose,Calif. A son, Mark Hunter, Sept. 24,1987, to Mark '81 and Janell RossNiemann-Ross '81, Denver, Colo. Adaughter, Anna Elizabeth, Nov. 17, 1987,to Louis and Billie Harrison Yeager '81,Harrisonburg, Va. A daughter, KatharineRose, Dec. 13; 1987, to Jeffrey '82and Lorie Maidl Bunke BS '80, MS '81,Germantown. A son, Andrew Richard,Jan. 5, to Robin '82 and KathyJavenkoski Fleigle '82, Shoreview, Minn.A daughter, Amy Laura, Oct. 17, 1987, toTodd'~2 andB.ren~.$tpJLJ::-o.a~L'Q').mO"<:5KtieId. A son, Anthony John, Jan.13, to Gerald '82 and Lisa Roche,Omaha, Neb. A son, Nicholas John, June7, 1987, to Patrick '82 and Beatrice DollShephard '82, Ferguson, Mo. A son,Joseph Lucas IV, Sept. 29, 1987, toJoseph and Frances Skibba Woloszynski'82, McHenry, Ill. A daughter, CarlieMae, Feb. 24, 1987, to Lee and JackieStapleton Kotyza '83, Mauston. Adaughter, Samantha Mary, Feb. 14, toJohn and Mary Rampolla Richter '83,Oconomowoc. A daughter, Jenna Aliyce,Jan 1, to James '83 and Susan EiseleRusnacko '83, Bloomington, Minn. Ason, Robert, Feb. 2, 1987, to Keith andCheryl Sobczak Seamar '83, Waukesha.

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The Alumni Association congratulatesrecent winners of its graduate scholar­ships and the Robert S. SwansonFellowship. Annually, the office awardsfour $1,000 scholarships and one $3,000fellowship. Remember those years ofdues? When the Stout Alumni Associa­tion announced it no longer requireddues to be a member of the Association,monies from life memberships wereplaced in an endowed scholarship andfellowship program. The 1988 scholar­ships were awarded to: Nancy Blake,Linda Bouck, Kay Kruse-Stanton andLinda Yuet-Swee Lim. The Robert S.Swanson Fellowship recipient wasSharon Giroux, a lecturer in the habita-

UW-Stout enjoyed a very successfulFamily Weekend April 16. Formerly, theweekend was known as ParentsWeekend; however, the committeerecognized that approximately 20 percentof Stout's enrollment is 26 vears old orolder, and that their families includemore than their parents. It was a greatweekend for families and friends to visitthe campus. A special thanks to the ad­visors: Betty Klotz '84 and SteveRemington. Chairpersons were LisaSchnese '91 and Barb Bahn '89. Threehundred fifty people toured the LouisSmith Tainter House. The ParentAssociation Steering Committee metduring Family Weekend to plan futureactivities and to host the actingchancellor's Saturday morning coffee.Committee members include: Jack andMagdelena Hirst, Basil and AliciaMundy, Bruce and Marilyn Nichols, Jimand Myrna Nord, and Lawrence Woznicza.Alumni, some of whom are parents,included: Derek Perez, Randy Pickering,Roger and Judy Norton Sabota, SherrySalm, Jim and Linda Gasperini Todey,Judy Spain, director of UW-StoutResidence Life Program, and PatriciaReisinger.

Prior to Chancellor Swanson's retire­ment, the Alumni Association sponsoredtwo farewell chapter activities in Tucson,AZ, and Tampa, FL, on the sameweekend! This office had excellent helpfrom Dewey Barich '33 and Harold Sack'34 in Tucson and from Cynthia Bauer'59 in Tampa. The Tucson alumni chaptermet at the Hilton for brunch and a pro­gram featuring Chancellor Swanson.Mementos were given to graduates for allsorts of reasons: Paul Huber Dip. '24 hasbeen in Arizona the longest and was theearliest graduate, Jim Bailey '48 movedmost recently to Arizona, Diane PschivaSucharski '63 had the most recent careerchange, Lowell '49 and Eida McKenzieTuft '47 had the youngest grandchild,Donna Daniels Reed '81 and Betsy San­din Moore '81 were the most recentgraduates. In Tampa on Valentines Day,Chancellor Swanson BS '49, MS '50 andPenny '48 greeted the Florida alumni atthe Hilton Airport Hotel. Again theAlumni Association acknowledgedgraduates for their accomplishments:DOrT '35 and Jean Snoyenbos have residedin Florida the most years, Stuart Smith'53 is the most recent resident of thestate, Sheldon Glassner '78 was thefarthest from home, Laverne Hansen BS'34, MS '39 was the earliest graduate andPatricia Sylvester Kurey BS '58, MS '60was a birthday celebrant that day.

Over 1,000 students graduated May 14.The Alumni Association greeted thegraduates at the commencement recep­tion. About 500 students will receive theirdegrees the first week in August.Graduates automatically become membersof the Alumni Association and willreceive the new alumni publication threetimes a year, the Alumnus magazine,notices of area alumni get-togethers,reunions and special activities. Don'tforget to alert the Alumni office of anychange in address.

Roger Sabota BS '64, MS '65 hostedthe Central Wisconsin Education Associa­tion social in Wausau March 18. ShirleyBrack Sweet BS '55, MS '63 representedActing Chancellor Wesley Face at theinauguration of Rockford College's newpreSident; Roger Williams BS '64, MS'67 represented Face at the inaugurationof the new chancellor at Southwest StateUniversity, Marshall, Minn.; and IrmaThompson Miller '61 attended theinauguration of the president of KeeneState College, Keene, N.H., for UW­Stout.

The spring annual fund phonathon wasa success! The 20 student callers con­tacted 7,600 alumni and received pledgesin excess of $46,000. For those of youwho have a last name beginning withM-Z and weren't contacted by phone, wesent a note mentioning we tried butmissed you!! With only 37 percent ofUW-Stout's budget derived from statemonies, the annual fund is an importantaddition to the budget. If you did make apledge this year, the university faculty,staff and students thank you for aiding inthe learning process.

We've received several inquiries latelyabout placing the university in a will.

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Katherine Roverud Dip. '12, Dec. 29,1986. Virginia Rogers Culver Dip. '17,Jan. 4, St. Joseph, Mo. Lillian FalkenrathGavic Dip. '21, BS '27, DeC. 23,Indianapolis, Ind. Elmer Borchardt Dip.'23, BS '31, Crozet, Va. Raymond Werner'30, April 29, 1987, Bradenton, Fla.Oliver Luey '39, Dec. 31, Mesa, Ariz.Cecelia Domke '40, Jan. 6, SolonSprings. LaRoy Olson '41, 81, Nov. 5,Aurora, Colo. Lucerne Scholl '49, Jan.1985. Frank Tank '50, Oct. 6, St. Cloud,Minn. Leonard Alexander '58, Nov. 21,White Bear Lake, Minn. Marilyn BangsGiese '58, April. Gerald Bauer '72, 44,Jan. 4, Plainview, Minn. Thomas CroppBA '75, 40, April 19.

Joe Rinck, professor in the energy andtransportation department for 19 years,Dec. 31, 1987. David Carey, 43, lecturerin the art and design department, April 25.

DEATHS - FACULTY

The class year listing for HarryOlstad was incorrect. It shouldhave read Harry Olstad, classof 1938.

The list of funds in the Foun­dation should have includedthe Health PsychologyScholarship Fund.

Class year llstings for John·and Joyce Fortin were incor­rect. They should have beenlisted as John Fortin, class of1938; Joyce Fortin, class of1936.

DEATHS - ALUMNI

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Lucy and Michael Nicolai wereomitted as donors. LucyNicolai should have beenlisted under the class of 1980and Michael Nicolai under thecategory of friends of UW­Stout.

We request that readers of theAnnual Report forward any other in­correct listings or omissions to theStout Foundation, Louis SmithTainter House, UW-Stout,Menomonie, WI 54751.

A daughter, Rachael Nicole, Nov. 9,1987, to Jerry and Bennie Jo Beer Smetak'83, Fort Atkinson. A daughter, BrynnAshley, Dec. 18, 1987, to David '84 andChrys McConnell, St. Louis Park, Minn.A daughter, Jacqueline Marie, Dec. 3,1987, to Mark '84 and Wendy Sikorski,Coon Rapids, Minn. A son, Oct. 31,1987, to Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bzdawka'85, Oak Creek. A daughter, AngelaMarie, Feb. 1987, to Michael and LindaBrill Coffield '85, Chippewa Falls. Adaughter, Kristen Elizabeth, Jan. 29,1987, to Jeffrey '85 'and Sharon MantheyJannicke '84, Hutchinson, Minn. Adaughter, Amanda Marie, Dec. 10, 1987,to Mark '86 and Andrea przybilla Olson'82, Cumberland. A son, Aaron Robert,May 24, 1987, to Mr. and Mrs. ScottTeskey '86, Apple Valley, Minn. A son,Bryan William, March 12, 1987, to Bret'87 and Carolyn Peterson, Arden Hills,Minn.

We greatly regret the followingerrors and omissions from the1986-87. Stout University FoundationAnnual Report published in thewinter of 1987-88:

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