Newsletter
ARF
Fall 2013
Association of Retired Faculty, North Carolina State University
www.ncsu.edu/retired/
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
ALAN DONALDSON
Welcome to ARF! We move forward into
our new year 2013-2014 with greater
numbers than ever and with a variety of
programs and events that will appeal to all,
from the “sacred to the profane” – in the
best sense of the phrase.
Due to the particular date of Thanksgiving,
this year, we will not be holding a
November Luncheon, but a very special
“Event”, on Wednesday, December 11th –
whose creation is in the capable hands of
our President-elect and Program Chair,
Nina Allen, ably assisted by fellow
countryman and ARF Board colleague,
Ken Sorensen, and friends. The event will
be replete with Music, Special Food and a
great deal of Holiday Fun. Watch for the
announcements!
Our first big agenda item of the year has
been trying to sort out, simplify and
rationalize the changes in our State Health
Plans! It is indeed a year of momentous
decisions with the usual accompanying
disruptions and uncertainties but, if things
do not seem to work out the way we would
like, then at least we can make a more
educated choice this time next year. It is,
however, my sincere hope that the vast
majority of you will have found your
“niche”, and that the condensed document
created by your ARF Board (thanks to
authors, Frank Abrams and Wendell
Gilliam) has been useful in helping you in
your decision-making process. We will be
anxious to learn how you fare, overall, and
will continue to assist you in whatever way
we are able.
ARF President: Alan Donaldson
But now that this Health Plan decision
process is behind us, we can look forward
to Thanksgiving and the Grand Holiday
Season with a more relaxed frame of mind.
Please Note: A list of all Board Members
and Officers of ARF, with telephone
numbers, postal and e-mail addresses
together with all news, history, connections
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and events of our organization can be
accessed via the ARF Main Website:
<http://www.ncsu.edu/retired/>
decisions. While the article does not seek
to obviate each retirees’ study of the
materials provided, in the opinion of the
board the article provides a useful
guide. The article is posted on our
website,
and
the
direct
link
is
http://www.ncsu.edu/retired/ARFHealthIns
Article.pdf.
STATE HEALTH PLAN CHANGES
FOR RETIREES
The State Health Plan has changed the
selection of health insurance plans offered
to Medicare-eligible retirees and their
dependents
effective
January
1,
2014. There are five plans offered. The
plans include continuation of one of the
supplemental plans that was offered last
year and four Medicare Advantage Plans
(MA Plans).
1. Traditional 70/30 Plan handled by
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of NC.
2. Base MA Plan from Humana.
3. Base MA Plan from United
Healthcare.
4. Enhanced MA Plan offered by
Humana.
5. Enhanced MA Plan offered by
United Healthcare.
Each Medicare-eligible retiree and the
retiree’s Medicare-eligible dependent(s)
have been automatically enrolled in either
plan # 2 or plan # 3 from the list
above. While Medicare-eligible retirees
and their dependents who are covered
under the State Health Plan must be
covered under the SAME plan, the retiree
may switch to one of the other four plans if
done by November 15, 2013.
Retiree News Briefs
Karen DeBord was only retired for three
years before returning to work at her alma
mater , Virginia Tech, as an Extension
Specialist in Human Development. She
and her husband are also building a Bed
and Breakfast at beautiful Smith Mountain
Lake, Va. It is called Bedford Landings.
They hope to open in December 2013.
John Penick received the Robert Carleton
Award, the highest award from the National
Science Teachers Association, for national
leadership in science education. The
award included a fine trip for two to San
Antonio in the spring and a check for
$5,000, similar to what most of you got as
a retirement gift from State, I presume.
Larry Nelson rode his bicycle halfway
across the State of Iowa during the last
week of July 2013 in the Des Moines
Register's Annual Great Bike Ride Across
Iowa (RAGBRAI). He was one of 10,000
riders (including Lance Armstrong). In the
previous nine annual rides starting in 1993,
he had ridden the full distance from the
Missouri to Mississippi Rivers. He planned
on this being his last ride in RAGBRAI
because of his age, but he met a lady aged
90 who made the trip for the 18th time this
year. Now, plans are being made for his
11th ride in 2014.
The State Health Plan, Blue Cross and
Blue Shield of North Carolina, Humana,
and United Healthcare have provided a
large amount of information through
mailings, “outreach” sessions, and the
internet. The ARF Board has sought to
review the material provided, gathered
information from ARF Members and
others, and prepared a detailed article
aimed at assisting retirees in making
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Salah & Amina Elmaghraby have moved
from their regular house to a "seniors
residence" by the name of "Atria
OakRidge" in northern Raleigh, where
Amina is relieved of the chores of keeping
a home. After completing their first week
there, they report that they are enjoying it
(9/22/13).
Charles Livengood was married
January 21, 2013 to Shirley B. Jones.
posthumously and more than one may be
made in a given year. The nomination
should include a one page write-up of the
individual’s
background
and
accomplishments in retirement and up to
10 pages of supportive material such as
news
articles,
supporting
letters,
testimonials, or a recent resume. The one
page write-up should include the name and
contact information for the nominee and
nominator. Nominations may be sent by
email or other means to Alan Donaldson,
President of the Association of Retired
Faculty (alan_donaldson@ncsu.edu), 6620
Winding Trail, Raleigh, NC 27612-2445.
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Jim and Lou Young are enjoying having
two of their grandchildren at NCSU this
year. Katie Sanders is a third-year student
in the Jefferson Scholars Program with
majors in biology and English. Christian
Sanders is a first-year student in the
Franklin Scholars Program with majors in
Mechanical Engineering and Independent
Studies.
ENCORE PROGRAM EXPANDS
OFFERINGS
NC State’s Encore Program for Lifelong
Enrichment, which offers non-credit
programs to adults aged 50+, is offering
more opportunities to learn than ever
before.
More evening programs and
lectures have been scheduled and the
popular Saturday Winter Lecture Series will
be repeated this January/February. Many
of these expanded programs are open to
nonmembers, which gives ARF members a
chance to “dip their toes” in the Encore
waters before making a commitment to
become a member or teach a course. So
try us out!
According to a Friends of the Library
report, during the twelve month period from
July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012, fiftyone people associated with ARF made
contributions to the library. In the period
between July 1, 2012 and April 30, 2013,
forty ARF associates had contributed to the
library and ARF (as an association) had
contributed $1000.
2014 FRIDAY AWARD
NOMINATIONS
Encore’s 2nd term fall classes begin
October 28, and registration for the spring
semester
begins
in
mid-November.
Second term lecture topics include a
retrospective look at the Bosnian conflict,
the 50th anniversary of the Kennedy
assassination, NC redistricting, the music
of the Virgin Mary, and WRAL’s Amanda
Lamb speaking about her crime reporting.
Encore also invites all ARF members to
join us at our Fall FUNdraising Social,
which will feature NC State’s premier a
ARF is soliciting nominations for its 2014
William C. Friday Award for distinguished
service in retirement. Service in retirement
activities that go beyond the continuation of
one’s prior professional career will be
emphasized.
The nominee may come from either retired
members of the NCSU community or other
retirees
with
distinguished
service
who may not have been affiliated with the
University. The award may be made
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cappella group, The Ladies in Red. For
just $35, you can enjoy wine/beer/soda
and a variety of hors d’oeuvres at the
University Club on Sunday, November 3
from 4:00-6:00 PM. For more information
on this event, the lectures, and the full
array of fall courses, visit our website at
www.ncsu.edu/encore.
To understand the current political climate
in North Carolina, one needs to know
something about the state’s political past.
Mr. Christensen pointed out that North
Carolina has never been a liberal state. It
was considered a Progressive state – the
Wisconsin of the South. He further defined
this as “business progressivism”. This was
an attempt by the business leaders of the
North Carolina to move the state from
being a poor rural state to an industrialized
state.
Beginning in the 1920’s this
approach was characterized by spending
lots of money on roads and universities,
later on community colleges and by racial
moderation.
We are excited to announce the lineup for
our Saturday Winter Lecture Series, which
will be held on five consecutive Saturday
mornings in January and February. Our
theme is “Soundings: Conversations with
Accomplished North Carolina Authors,”
and each session will be moderated to
elicit interesting conversations with these
accomplished writers. Our lineup:
January 25: Elizabeth Spencer and Terry
Roberts, moderated by Peder Zane
February 1: Philip Gerard and Bland
Simpson, moderated by Peder Zane
February 8: Jill McCorkle and Wilton
Barnhardt,
moderated
by
Michael
Blanchard
February 15: Randall Kenan and Michael
Parker, moderated by Peder Zane
February 22: Margaret Maron and Shelby
Stephenson, moderated by Peder Zane
So mark your calendars now, and be
prepared to register in mid-November for
these and other spring semester courses,
lectures, and study trips. Call us at 919515-5782, and we will be glad to send you
our full catalog of offerings. Encore is a
great way to stay engaged in lifelong
learning – try us out with one of these
interesting programs.
Rob Christensen – N&O
But North Carolina has always had a
strong conservative streak, as can be
attested to by the election of Jesse Helms
to the Senate many times over. This state
is part of the Bible Belt, is pro-gun and promilitary.
As a result of its dual
personalities, North Carolina has become
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT…
By Jean Porter
Sept. 18, 2013
Rob Christensen – News and Observer
Political Columnist
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ground zero of the political polarization of
the country.
universities or universities out of state.
According to Mr. Christensen, things do not
look good for the UNC System in the near
term. The good news is that eventually
this shift to the right will self-correct. The
question is how long will that take?
In the 1990s there were no closer elections
than in North Carolina. In 2008 Barack
Obama won here by the closest margin in
the country. In 2012 Mitt Romney won by
the closest margin in the country. Outside
interests spend lots of money in NC to
sway elections.
Because the winning
margins are so small, North Carolina is
susceptible to national political winds. Two
things impacting the state now are the high
unemployment rate (3rd highest in country
at the time of this talk) and the sway to the
Republicans that coincided with the
Decennial Census.
Because the
Republicans were in control of the state
legislature at the time of the restructuring
of congressional districts that takes place
every 10 years, they were able to design
districts to favor their party.
NEW MEMBERS WELCOMED
The Association welcomes new members:
James Ballington, Jon Bartley (L), Kathleen
R. Brown (L), Roger Clark (L), Charles
Coe, Harriet Grand (L), Carmine A. Prioli,
Martha Scotford, Michael S. Wogalter (L).
New Life Members are designated by an L.
PROGRAM PLANS
By Nina Allen
However, according to a recent Gallup
Poll, North Carolina is not more
conservative in 2012 than it has been in
the past. The state is ranked as the 21st
most conservative state. Basically the
state is currently centrist with a slight tilt to
the right. North Carolina is considered a
moderate state.
As a result of the
redistricting that crowds likeminded people
into one district, candidates do not have to
appeal to the middle. Instead they are
often getting pressure from the right.
On October 16 we had two fun and
informative speakers. Associate Professor
of English, Cat Warren, entertained us with
wonderful readings from her new book
“What the dog knows: The science and
wonder of working dogs”. The bookstore
kindly brought along books for us to buy
and have signed by Dr. Warren. She also
showed a great video of her dog, Solo, at
work hunting cadaver remains.
After lunch Joe Williams spoke. He is the
Director of Employee Benefits and
Programs at NC State University. He
talked about the new health programs that
we must sign up for by November 15,
2013. He mentioned that his Department
would be using the ARF produced
document about our health care choices.
Congratulations to the Board Members
who wrote that useful document. It is most
helpful.
Joe also answered a lot of
questions from the group and clarified
some of the problem areas for us.
One major impact of this within the state is
that the University System is losing
support. First came the recession which
slowed the momentum of the System and
now the System is losing the support of the
Legislature.
In the past many of the
greatest supporters of the UNC System
were products of the system. Former
Governor Jim Hunt is an example of this.
Currently, there are few people in the
legislature with ties to the University
System.
Many either attended private
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Scandinavian customs and would like to
help, please let me know. We hope to
have some traditional food and drink with
the aid of the Faculty Club. There will be
musical
entertainment
and
craft
demonstrations as well as a talk. This will
be a festive occasion so please mark your
calendars and plan to come.
Cat Warren – Assoc. Prof. of English
On September 18 we also had two
speakers. Dean of Design at NC State
University Marvin Malecha gave a
delightful presentation about Creativity and
the Process of Creativity. Many questions
ensued. And the News and Observer
Columnist Rob Christensen gave a very
thoughtful and excellent talk about the
state of politics in North Carolina. This was
a very relevant topic and his presentation
was greatly appreciated and followed by
many questions from the alert audience.
Marvin Malecha – Dean of Design, NCSU
In the spring there are some plans
underway for various speakers.
I am
hoping that Joan Lederman, a potter from
Woods Hole, MA will come and tell us
about her approach combining science and
art. Her pots are glazed with muds from
deep sea drilling cores she gets from the
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and
she knows a lot about the science of pot
making.
Her ceramics are also very
beautiful and can be seen at her website
“Soft Earth”. You may well have wonderful
ideas about speakers you think would be
good for our lunch series, please let me
know. My email is nina_allen@ncsu.edu
or you can write to the ARF email address.
Our next meeting will be on December 11.
Mark your calendars, as it is a change from
the usual third Wednesday of the month.
November and December dates were too
close to the holidays. Plans are shaping
up. We will learn a bit about Scandinavian
Christmas Celebrations. I am Danish and
Ken Sorensen has also promised to help,
so the slant will be towards Danish
celebrations.
If you know about
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(Economics);
Edward
C.
Sisler
(Biochemistry); James Ed Smallwood
(Mol. Biomed. Sci.); Craig V. Sullivan
(Biology);
Patricia
Anne
Sullivan
(Graduate School); Mary B. Tompkins
(Dept. Population & Health); Amanda W.
Tueting (Nat. Res.); Kenneth P. Vickery
(History); Robert E. White (Mathematics);
Michael S. Wogalter (Psychology).
TRESURER’S REPORT
October 7, 2013
SECU Checking:
Money Market Shares:
Shares:
Credit
Balance
$2360.09
$3542.98
$36.98
$2.47
$5942.52
NEW FACULTY RETIREES –
MARCH THROUGH SEPTEMBER
RECENT DEATHS OF RETIRED
FACULTY AND SPOUSES
Linda Aiman-Smith (Mgmt. Innov.);
Marilynn Anselmi (Gateway Technology,
Rocky Mount); Clarke E. Atkins (Clinical
Sci.); James R. Ballington, Jr (Hort. Sci.);
Jon W. Bartley (Accounting); William K.
Bayley (Design); Keith R. Beck (Textiles);
Wendy F. Boss (Plant Biology); Kathleen
Rae Brown; Kenneth Dan Burgess (Ext.
4-H); Lisa L. Grable (The Science House);
Roger Harrison Clark (Architecture);
Charles K. Coe (Pub. & Int. Affairs); Risa
S. Ellovich (Soc. & Anthropology);
Amassa Fauntleroy (Mathematics); Gene
F. Fornaro (IES Eng. And Tech); Judson
Elam Hair, Jr (McKimmon Center); Michael
T. Hoover (Soil Science); Brinton Alden
Hopkins (Animal Science); Gerald B.
Huntington (Animal Sci.); Martha N.
Jennette (Agr. Institute); Herbert B. Knox,
Jr. ( IES Eng.& Tech); Francis Milks
(Chancellor’s Office); William Laubach
Miller (Biochemistry); Keith A. Morgan
(Library); Kathryn M. Moore (Leadership
Policy & Adult & Higher Ed.); James W.
Moyer (Plant Pathology); Craig M.
Newmark
(Economics);
James
D.
Pappenhagen (Univ. Housing); Carmine
A. Prioli (English); Dana Gordon
Raymond (Art & Design); David C.
Robinson (Inst. For Trans. Res.); Matthew
Ronning (Office of Res. & Innov.); Alice Y.
Scales (Sci. Tech.); Ann C. Schulte
(Psychology); Martha Scotford (Graphic &
Industrial Design); John J. Seater
We have learned of the recent deaths of
these retired faculty members or spouses.
We extend sympathy and condolences to
family and friends.
John S. Risley, Physics, d. 4/5/13; Louie
Thomas (Tommy) Lassiter, Textiles, d.
4/9/13; Leon D. Freedman, Chemistry, d.
4/20/13; Elsayed Morsi Afify, Mechanical
Engineering, d. 5/8/13; Thomas J. (Jack)
Sheets, Entomology/Toxicology, d. 7/6/13;
Barbara C. Ziko, Student Health Service,
d. 7/5/13; Donald S. Keener, NCSU
Libraries, d. 6/12/13; John Maurice Miller,
Zoology, d. 6/27/13; Thomas F. Malone,
Marine, Earth, & Atmos. Sci., d. 7/6/13;
Arthur M. (Art) Hoch, Physical Education,
d. 7/28/13, Francis G. Giesbrecht,
Statistics, d. 8/3/13; J. Franklin (Frank)
Weedon, Athletics, d. 9/2/13; Rudolph
(Rudy) Pate, Foundations & Univ.
Relations), d. 9/3/13; Lewis Worth
Seagondollar, Physics, d. 9/20/13; Marion
Carroll Griffin, Cooperative Extension
Service, d. 10/5/13; John Allen Christian,
Food Science Ext., d. 10/10/13; Paul
Edmond (Ed) Seaman, Athletics, d.
10/13/13; Curtis R. Craver, Jr., Music, d.
10/13/13; Joseph L. (Joe L.) Perry, Coop.
Ext., d. 10/16/13; James Benny (Ben)
Chilton, Wood & Paper Science/Dev., d.
10/21/13; Robert Mangum Cornish,
Philosophy & Religion, d. 10/28/13;
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Raimond Aldrich Struble, Mathematics,
d. 10/30/13.
Attendance at monthly luncheons is open
to all with no difference in cost between
members and non-members.
Active membership is encouraged and
welcomed either by annually paying dues
(currently $15/year, the year commencing
on July 1) or becoming a life member
(currently a one time payment of $75). The
dues collected support unavoidable
operational and program costs incurred in
running the organization.
Operational
costs are small, due to prudent
management and much appreciated
assistance from the Office of the Provost
and the NCSU Alumni Association relative
to paper newsletter printing and mailing as
well as to our continually evolving and
improving effective use of the internet.
Collected dues also support programs
such as the Friday Award, the
Association’s leadership involvement in the
Association of Retirement Organizations in
Higher Education and the Association’s
ongoing support of NCSU Libraries.
Spouses
Elenita R. (Nita) Wise (wife of Milton B.
Wise – Animal Science), d. 3/26/13;
Shirley Dorothy Hamme (wife of John V.
Hamme – Materials Engineering), d.
4/5/13; Priscilla Anne S. Fearn (wife of
Robert M. Fearn - Economics), d. 4/13/13;
Marjorie F. Foil (wife of J. E. Foil – Coop.
Ext. Serv.), d. 4/28/13; Chizuko Y. Kojima
(wife of Duncan Stuart – School of Design),
d. 5/22/13; Marjorie R. Eckels (wife of Art
Eckels – Electrical Engineering), d. 6/5/13;
Virginia Ellen Nickel (wife of Paul Nickel –
Mathematics), d. 6/7/13; Eleanor Bridgers
Hart (wife of Frank D. Hart – Mech.
Engr/Research Admin.), d. 9/21/13;
Shirley Anne Longmuir (wife of Ian S.
Longmuir – Biochemistry), d. 8/29/13,
Irene Reynolds Roberts (wife of William
Milner Roberts – Food Science), d.
10/15/13.
If you are not currently a member please
consider joining this year as an annual or
life
member,
or
renewing
your
membership. The list below contains the
names of all life members and annual
members who have paid their 2013-14
dues. If you do not see your name on the
list, and you believe this to be an error,
please contact the Association. If you are
properly not listed, please consider joining
or renewing using the form provided at the
end of this newsletter or online at
http://www.ncsu.edu/retired/Application.pdf
ARE YOU A MEMBER
ARF seeks to serve all retired faculty
regardless
of
membership.
The
Association
website,
www.ncsu.edu/retired, is public and kept
up to date with the latest information about
pertinent issues. We strive to maintain an
accurate list of all NCSU faculty retirees.
We include all those for whom we have
working email addresses in periodic
notices about our luncheon programs and
timely information about pertinent issues.
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List updated: 10/07/2013
1 ABRAMS, C FRANK JR
188 KING, CYRUS B
2 ADAMS, DAVID A
189 KING, DORIS E
3 ADAMS, WILLIAM M
190 KLEISS, HAROLD J
4 ADCOCK, ELIZABETH
191 KNOWLES, C ERNEST
5 ALLEN, HOWARD LEE JR
192 KOHL, JEROME
6 ALLEN, NINA S
193 KORTE, CHARLES D
7 AMEIN, MICHAEL
194 KRIZ, GEORGE J
8 ANDERSON, NORMAN D
195 LANIER, ALBERT B JR
9 APPLE, J LAWRENCE
196 LASSITER, CHARLES & ROBBIE
10 ARYA, SATYA PAL SINGH
197 LEITH, CARLTON J
11 AURAND, LEONARD W
198 LEONARD, REBECCA
12 AVERRE, CHARLES W
199 LEVINE, SOLOMON L
13 AXTELL, RICHARD C
200 LEVINGS, CHARLES S III
14 BALLINGTON, JAMES
201 LEWIS, RICHARD J
15 BAREFOOT, ALDOS C JR
202 LEWIS, WILLIAM M
16 BARKER, JERRY
203 LILLEY, STEPHEN C
17 BARKER, KENNETH R
204 LILLY, JOHN PAUL
18 BARNHARDT, ROBERT A
205 LINER, HUGH L
19 BATCHELOR, PETER
206 LIORET, E KENT
20 BATTE, EDWARD G
207 LITTLETON, ISAAC THOMAS
21 BARTLEY, JON W.
208 LIVENGOOD, CHARLES D
22 BEALS, ALLEN M
209 LOEPPERT, RICHARD H
23 BEATTY, KENNETH O JR
210 LONG, RAYMOND C
24 BEERS, BURTON F
211 LORD, PETER R
25 BENSON, GEOFFREY A
212 LOSORDO, THOMAS M
26 BERRY, ANN
213 LOVE, CAROLYN S
27 BISHIR, JOHN W
214 LUGINBUHL, JAMES E
28 BLACK, CHESTER D
215 LYTLE, CHARLES F
29 BLAKE, CARL T
216 MADAY, CLARENCE J
30 BLALOCK, T CARLTON
217 MAGOR, JAMES K
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31 BLAND, GEORGE F
218 MAIN, CHARLES E
32 BLOCK, WILLIAM J
219 MALLETTE, BRUCE
33 BLUM, GEORGE B
220 MALLETTE, JULIA R
34 BOONE, EDGAR J
221 MALLOY-HANLEY, ERIN
35 BOSTICK, GEORGE W JR
222 MALSTROM, CARL W
36 BOWERS, HENRY
223 MARTIN, DAVID W
37 BRAHAM, ROSCOE
224 MASSEY, FRANCES W
38 BRANDT, MARILYN
225 MCCLURE, W FRED
39 BRITT, JACK H
226 MCCOLLUM, MARILYN S
40 BROOKS, JOSEPH F
227 MCDONALD, LEE R
41 BROOKS, WAYNE M
228 MCGEACHY, JOHN A
42 BROWN, KATHLEEN RAE
229 MCGRAW, JAMES R
43 BROWN, ROBERT D
230 MCKENZIE, WENDELL H
44 BRYAN, ROBERT S
231 MCPHERSON, CHARLES W
45 BRYANT, DOUGLAS
232 MCRAE, DAVID SCOTT
46 BUCHANAN, DAVID R
233 MCVAY, JULIE G
47 BUCKLEY, K ISABELLE
234 MEMORY, JASPER D
48 BUNDY, JAMES H
235 MERSHON, DONALD H
49 BURNISTON, ERNEST E
236 MEYERS, WALTER E
50 BYRD, THOMAS M
237 MICHAEL, ATKINS D JR
51 CAMPBELL, WILLIAM V
238 MILLER, CONRAD H
52 CAPLE, PATRICIA C
239 MILLER, GROVER C
53 CARAWAN, ROY E
240 MITCHELL, TONY L
54 CARTER, PHILIP B
241 MOAZED, KHOSROW L
55 CARTER, THOMAS A JR
242 MOCHRIE, RICHARD D
56 CASSEL, D KEITH
243 MOCK, GARY N
57 CATES, DAVID M
244 MOCK, JUDIETH E
58 CHANG, HOU-MIN
245 MOHAMED, MANSOUR
59 CHOU, WUSHOW
246 MOHAPATRA, SUBHAS C
60 CHRISTENSEN, JAN R
247 MONTEIRO-RIVIERE, NANCY A
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61 CHUKWU, ETHELBERT N
248 MOORE, HARRY B
62 CHUNG, LUNG-OCK
249 MOTLEY, MARVA C
63 CLARK, ROGER H
250 MYERS, RICHARD M
64 CLARY, JOSEPH R
251 NELSON, PAUL V
65 COBB, DONALD W
252 NEUMAN, DUANE F
66 COCHRAN, MARGARET
253 O'BRIEN, MARGARET G
67 COE, CHARLES F
254 O'NEIL, JOHN J
68 COGGINS, LEROY
255 O'SULLIVAN, ELIZABETH
69 COHEN, SYLVAN I
256 OXENDER, WAYNE D
70 COLE, JAMES L
257 PALMOUR, HAYNE III
71 COOK, MAURICE G
258 PARK, JAE
72 COOK, ROBERT E
259 PARKER, GEORGE W III
73 COOPER, ARTHUR W
260 PARKER, JOHN WILMER
74 COPE, FRANCES J
261 PARKS, LEO W
75 CORBIN, FREDERICK T
262 PARRAMORE, BARBARA M
76 COVINGTON, LIB ROGERS
263 PARRIES, ROBERT E
77 COWLING, ELLIS B
264 PARSONS, GUY S
78 CRAWFORD, ELIZABETH
265 PATTERSON, JAMES W
79 CROW, JOHNNY LEE
266 PATTERSON, JOSEPHINE W
80 CUDD, JOHN F JR
267 PATTY, RICHARD R
81 CUNNINGHAM, JOSEPH W
268 PEARSON, RICHARD G
82 CURTIN, TERRENCE M
269 PEARSON, RONALD G
83 DALLA-POZZA, ADA B
270 PEEDIN, GERALD F
84 DANIELS, JERRY M
271 PEET, MARY M
85 DAVEY, CHARLES B
272 PETERSON, ELMOR LEE
86 DAVIS, JINNIE
273 PETERSON, RICHARD ERIC
87 DEGRAND, ALEXANDER J
274 PIETRAFESA, LEONARD J
88 DEHERTOGH, AUGUST A
275 PILKINGTON, DWAIN H
89 DEJARNETTE, FRED
276 POOLE, MARY ELIZABETH
90 DICKSON, GARY W
277 PORTER, JEAN M
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91 DOGGETT, WESLEY O
278 PRIOLI, CARMINE A
92 DOLCE, CARL J
279 PROCTOR, CHARLES H
93 DONALDSON, R ALAN
280 PROCTOR, DALTON R
94 DOWNS, M S & PROF V C
281 PURRINGTON, SUZANNE T
95 DOWNS, ROBERT J
282 RAMAN, SETHU
96 DUNN, JOSEPH C
283 RAWLINGS, JOHN O
97 DUTTON, JOHN C JR
284 REA, PHILLIP S
98 EASTER, WILLIAM T
285 REESE, HERMAN L
99 ECKELS, MARJORIE R
286 REGISTER, CAROLYN C
100 EISEN, EUGENE
287 REINERT, RICHARD A
101 ELKAN, GERALD H
288 REISMAN, ARNOLD
102 ELLEMAN, ANN
289 RHODES, DONALD R
103 ELLWOOD, ERIC L
290 RICHARDSON, JOHN GILBERT
104 ELY, JOHN F
291 RIDDLE, JOHN M
105 ERICKSON, EDWARD W
292 RIDGEWAY, DON L
106 ESTES, EDMUND A
293 RIVIERE, JIM E
107 FAHMY, ABDEL-AZIZ
294 ROBERTSON, ROBERT L
108 FARRIER, MAURICE H
295 ROBISON, ODIS W
109 FEARN, ROBERT M
296 ROHRBACH, ROGER P
110 FITES, ROGER & MS JANET
297 ROSE, NICHOLAS J
111 FITZGERALD, W CURTIS
298 ROZIER, JUSTINE J
112 FOOTE, VINCENT
299 RUSSELL, ALICE B
113 FORNES, RAYMOND E
300 RUSSELL, DALE A
114 FOX, BARBARA J
301 RUSSELL, TOM & MRS JANE
115 FRANCIS, FLORENCE I
302 SACK, RONALD H
116 FRANKLIN, ANNETTE
303 SANFORD, BEATRICE
117 FREEMAN, JOHN F JR
304 SARGENT, FRANK D
118 GARMON, WILLIAM M
305 SASSER, L RALPH
119 GAY, ROBERT W JR
306 SAWHNEY, M MOHAN
120 GERIG, THOMAS MICHAEL
307 SAYLOR, LEROY C
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121 GETZEN, FORREST W
308 SCHAFFER, HENRY E
122 GILBERT, JOHN H
309 SCHECHTER, EPHRIAM I
123 GILLIAM, JAMES WENDELL
310 SCOTFORD, MARTHA
124 GLAZENER, EDWARD W
311 SELTMAN, HEINZ
125 GOETZE, ALFRED J
312 SHEARON, RONALD W
126 GORDON, THOMAS F
313 SIMPSON, WILLIAM H
127 GRADY, PERRY L
314 SKROCH, WALTER A
128 GRAND, HARRIET
315 SMITH, CHERYL A
129 GREGORY, JAMES D
316 SMITH, FRANK J
130 GROFF, JUDY M
317 SNEED, RONALD E
131 GROSS, H DOUGLAS
318 SNOW, NANCY H
132 GUPTA, AJAYA K
319 SORENSEN, KENNETH A
133 GUSTKE, LARRY D
320 SOROOS, MARVIN STANLEY
134 HALE, FRANCIS J
321 SOWELL, ROBERT SEAGO
135 HALEY, RICHARD L
322 SPURR, HARVEY W
136 HAMBY, DAME S
323 STALNAKER, CLAYTON L
137 HAMM, THOMAS E JR
324 STEWART, DEBRA W
138 HANOVER, STEPHEN
325 STILES, PHILLIP J
139 HANSEN, ARTHUR P
326 STODDARD, EDWARD F
140 HARDIN, JAMES W
327 STRIDER, DAVID L
141 HARPER, JAMES D
328 STUBER, CHARLES W
142 HART, FRANKLIN D
329 STUCKEY, WILLIAM C JR
143 HASSAN, AWATIF E
330 SUGGS, CHARLES W
144 HATCH, JOYCE
331 SULLIVAN, GENE A
145 HAUSER, JOHN R
332 SWAISGOOD, HAROLD E
146 HAVENSTEIN, GERALD B
333 SYLLA, EDITH D
147 HAVNER, KERRY S
334 TAYLOR, RAYMOND G
148 HAWKINS, GERALD
335 THAYER, PAUL W
149 HECK, WALTER W
336 THOMAS, JUDITH F
150 HENDERSON, WARREN R
337 THOMPSON, DONALD L
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151 HEPPLER, CEDRIC L
338 TILLEY, D RONALD
152 HERSH, SOLOMON
339 TOPE, NADINE F
153 HIGHFILL, W LAWRENCE
340 TROYER, JAMES R
154 HILLIARD-CLARK, JOYCE
341 TUCKER, WILLIAM P
155 HILLMAN, RUEDIGER C
342 TUNG, CHI C
156 HITCHINGS, ROBERT G
343 TURNER, LYNN G
157 HOBGOOD, THOMAS N
344 USRY, ROBERT H
158 HOLMES, SIDNEY F JR
345 VANDER WALL, WILLIAM J
159 HOLTHAUSEN, DUNCAN M
346 VERGHESE, KRUVILLA
160 HOOVER, DALE M
347 VOLAND, MAURICE E
161 HOOVER, MAURICE W
348 VOLK, RICHARD J
162 HOPKINS, THOMAS S
349 WAHL, GEORGE H JR
163 HORNER, JAMES R
350 WALTNER, NELLIE L
164 HREN, JOHN J
351 WARD, ANNE BAKER
165 HUGHES, GEORGE R
352 WARD, DONN R
166 HUISH, MELVIN T
353 WARREN, M ROGER
167 HUXTER, WILLIAM T JR
354 WATT, STEPHEN
168 IHNEN, LOREN A
355 WEBER, JEROME B
169 JACKSON, DENIS SHERALD
356 WELBY, CHARLES W
170 JAHN, LARRY G
357 WESTERMAN, PHILIP W
171 JANOLINO, VIOLETA G
358 WHEELER, ELISABETH A
172 JENKINS, DAVID M
359 WHITE, ESTELLE E
173 JOHNSON, THOMAS
360 WHITLOW, LON WEIDNER
174 JOHNSON, WILLIAM H
361 WILEY, ALBERT L JR
175 JONES, GUY L
362 WILLIAMS, J OLIVER
176 JONES, JAMES R
363 WILSON, L GEORGE
177 JONES, LAWRENCE K
364 WINCHESTER, SAMUEL C
178 JONES, ROSEMARY M
365 WINDHAM, W PHILLIP
179 JONES, VICTOR A
366 WINSTON, HUBERT
180 KALAT, JAMES W
367 WOGALTER, MICHAEL S
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181 KAMPRATH, EUGENE J
368 WOLCOTT, DONNA L
182 KANIPE, JOHN T
369 WOODARD, JOSEPH R
183 KASWORM, CAROL E
370 WORSLEY, GEORGE
184 KAUFFMAN, TERESA J
371 YOUNG, JAMES H
185 KEBSCHULL, HARVEY G
372 ZIA, PAUL & MRS DORA
186 KELLER, ANNA
373 ZUICHES, JAMES J
187 KELLISON, ROBERT C
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2013-2014
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