The University of Montana Foundation

Inform the future | Invest in discovery2007 Annual Report to Donors

Left to right: A. Warren Wilcox ’65, Laura Brehm and George M. Dennison ’62,’63

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We are nearing the close of the

University’s most ambitious fundraising campaign in its 114-year history. We are confident we will attain and exceed

our goal. • Alumni, parents, friends, faculty, corporations, organizations and foundations are among our benefactors,

as you will see in this report. For the generosity you personally have shown, we are grateful beyond measure. • As

a result, this year students have benefited from a record number of scholarships and fellowships. Our programs, faculty and

students continue to receive accolades for achievement. New buildings, such as the Don Anderson Hall for Journalism

and the Skaggs Biomedical Research Addition for the College of Health Professions and Biomedical Sciences, support and

enrich a learning environment in which discovery and innovation are at the forefront. • What drives this culture of

philanthropy? Our students who prepare to meet the challenges of their lives. Our faculty who fire the talents and ambitions of

our students. Our classrooms and laboratories where the curriculum comes to life. Our alumni who translate their UM

experiences into meaningful careers. Our friends, both near and far, who recognize how the University has transformed its students

and graduates. • Today, we see The University of Montana in a new light. We look beyond the horizon. We imagine with

clarity. We believe in this University. And we dream.

A. Warren Wilcox, Chair, Board of Trustees, The University of Montana Foundation

Laura Brehm, President and CEO, The University of Montana Foundation

George M. Dennison, President, The University of Montana

Underscore your faith and pride in this University with a gift today.

INvest in our cultureof philanthropy

SUPPORTS T U D E N T

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“I like tobrag about my Montana students!”

says Raymon Thompson, founder, chair-

man and CEO of Semitool, Inc., Kalispell.

“Rewarding” is Thompson’s assessment of

his association with UM. He describes UM

students as “sharp and alert.” In fact, he

points out, Larry Viano ’76, Semitool’s CFO,

earned his degree from the University.

“The reason Montana students are great

employees,” Thompson says, “is that they

are not neurotic. They’ve been reared as

typical Montana youngsters. They’re great

at developing new products and opening

new areas of business.”

Thompson respects the faculty’s work,

as well. He terms their approach to

instruction as “entrepreneurial. They

encourage risk-taking, and that’s what

enterprise is about.”

Thompson reflects on how

the Gilkey Center for

Executive Education and

the Gilkey Executive Lecture Series might

affect UM students and the community.

The creation of this center, he comments,

“will expose future leaders to the realities

of doing business [here and abroad]” and

help them frame their actions and deci-

sions in the context of real-life events.

“The project promises to introduce UM

business students to businessmen and

women with outstanding credentials and

experiences,” he continues. “Additionally,

it will serve business people of this region

by providing advanced training and net-

working opportunities.”

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Harold Gilkey ’62 is a graduate of the UM School ofBusiness Administration. He is chairman and CEO ofthe Spokane-based Sterling Financial Corp., parentcompany of Sterling Savings Bank; INTERVEST-Mort-gage Investment Co.; Action Mortgage Co., andHarbor Financial Services. • Priscilla Pickard Gilkey’62 is a graduate of the UM College of Arts andSciences. Prior to her retirement 10 years ago, shewas vice president of community relations forEmpire Health Services. • The couple contributedthe lead gift of $1.5 million for the ExecutiveEducation Center and Lecture Series. • RaymonThompson founded Semitool, Inc., in 1979. Aninternational company, it now employs more than1,300 worldwide and recorded revenues in excess of $240 million in fiscal year 2006.

Raymon Thompson was the featured speaker in the 2007 Harold and Priscilla Gilkey ExecutiveLecture Series. Pictured are Priscilla and Harold Gilkey and Raymon and Ladeine Thompson.

INsightfulleadership

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SylviaJensen is as spirited a Grizzly

supporter as any alumna. But . . . she’s

not a UM graduate.

“I’ve provided support since 2001,”

Jensen says. But it’s support of a specific

kind, unique to her particular interests.

“Student athletes come to the University

first as students,” she explains. “They must

maintain a certain GPA to remain on

scholarship. Secondly, they come to play a

sport, and they work very hard to maintain

required physical levels.”

Jensen made several visits to classes specifi-

cally designed to help student athletes suc-

ceed in the class-

room and in

sports. There

they learned how

to cope with

attending classes,

budgeting time

and maintaining sports and scholarship

standards.” Jensen recognized these ses-

sions were important to the success of the

UM student athlete.

But later, funding for these classes, which

had been in the budget of the Psychology

Department, was eliminated. Answering

the University’s action, “In 2001,” she

says, “another donor and I stepped in and

picked up the costs of the course.” Her

will stipulates that her annual commitment

will continue for five years after her death.

Another target of Jensen’s philanthropy is

the Department of Anthropology.

Each winter, Jensen

travels from her

farm in Chester to

visit her eldest

daughter in

Missoula. Several

years ago, she began attending archeology

and anthropology classes at UM. Dee Taylor

was her first professor.

“I became so impressed by the instruction

and the students,” she explains, “that in

1991, when the University established a

memorial scholarship in his name, I con-

tributed. Later, Taylor’s widow requested

that my name be added to his. Now it is

the Dr. Dee C. Taylor and Sylvia Jensen

Scholarship, awarded annually to an

anthropology major, preferably one study-

ing archeology.”

Jensen has attained UM Benefactor status

for total giving exceeding $100,000,

signaling that she is one of the University’s

most generous donors. Regarding her

gifts, she says, “It’s the least I can do. I’m

happy to be in a position of being able to

support UM.”

When Sylvia Jensen attendedanthropology and archaeologyclasses at UM, one of heryounger classmates was SandyMorris ’94. Later, Morris re-ceived partial funding for her UMeducation through the Taylor and Jensen Scholarship, whichtargets anthropology majors,especially those with an archaeol-ogy concentration. • Continuingher interest in the subject, Jensenparticipated in an annual dig at a Montana archeology site, and

again the pair’s paths crossed: Morris was the principal investigator.Add to that, the fact that Morris grew up in a small community nearJensen’s hometown. Today, Sandy Morris French pursues her career asa U.S. Forest Service archaeologist. And Jensen remains a benefactorof future archaeologists.

INdividual commitment

Teamwork is the key

word for Carol Brewer, associate dean

of the College of Arts and Sciences and

professor of biology, and Paul Alaback,

professor of forest ecology.

Together, the married couple has estab-

lished an endowment — the Alaback

and Brewer Melipal Research Award — to

fund study in Patagonia.

“This is an investment in graduate educa-

tion,” says Brewer, “and in graduate

students who will make discoveries that push

the frontiers of their fields. Offering

these opportunities to travel, research and

further understanding of how ecological

systems work is significant. This research

provides everyone involved with a cross-

continental experience.”

The Patagonian region, encompassing

Argentina and part of Chile, in many ways

is comparable to the landscapes and

ecosystems in the northern Rockies and

Pacific Northwest. The couple believes

that, in order to more fully comprehend

the ecosystems of Montana, it’s impor-

tant to explore South America.

“Study there provides

University of Montana

students,” says Alaback,

“with an extraordi-

nary opportunity to

learn about the

roles that climate,

geology, human

history and evolu-

tionary ecology

play in explaining

the ecological pat-

terns that occur in

these two regions.”

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After taking students to study in South America, Paul Alaback andCarol Brewer became interested in investing in international work.

“By accessing funds for travel and research,” says Alaback,“students will have a chance to make comparisons and see

the formation of processes that happen in time and space, particularly in this era of global warming.” Suchchallenging study in international settings can provide “a transformational experience,” he points out. •Brewer adds that, as ecologists, “we work in an international field in large collaborations. Austria, Spain,Scotland, Germany and Sweden all have interests in

Patagonia. The question is how we can involve them inthe research mix, especially in working with our stu-

dents.” • “Experiences abroad can provide participants life-changing moments,” says Alaback. “They can totally alter

how you look at the world. Carol and I are in a position to estab-lish funding. It’s important to offer these opportunities to students. It’s the legacy of our tenure.” • Melipal is the Mapuche Indian word forthe Southern Cross constellation, a nighttime sight common in thesouthern hemisphere.

INcalculableresults

When Charlotte Oliver first visited Hamilton, she was appalled at the condition of many of its historic buildings. She recognized the need for repair and upkeep and set about doing something. • “Preservation became my passion. Myexpertise is putting people together [for effective outcomes], so my work started there.” • Her focus was the DalyMansion, built by Marcus Daly, baron of the Anaconda Copper Mines. “In the early ’90s, the state owned the property,and the Historical Society of Montana managed it. But the house was at the bottom of the list for funding.” • Charlotteapproached UM President George Dennison and asked if the University would take over administration of the house.Understanding its promise and historic significance to UM and the state, he said yes. “The Daly Mansion board was over-joyed that UM would take on the responsibility,” she recalls. Today, the Daly Mansion is open to visitors and theMontana Osher Lifelong Learning Institute frequently holds classes there. Charlotte terms the University’s decision “a win-win situation.”

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Philanthropy is all

about connections, says a longtime obser-

ver of fundraising campaigns.

Proof are Charlie and Charlotte Oliver’s

gifts to the University.

“Phyllis and Dennis Washington intro-

duced us to UM,” Charlie recalls. “They

hosted an event in Palm Springs, and

we chatted with Jerry Brown, then dean

of the School of Journalism and a

classmate [though not an acquaintance]

from my days at Auburn University.

We also met Jerry Fetz, who was then dean

of the Davidson Honors College.”

What Charlie learned from these con-

versations was this: “Here is a university

in a remote area, doing so much with

so little. UM’s accomplishments amazed

us,” he says.

Soon, the Olivers turned this

interest into action. They

began funding the Presi-

dential Scholar program.

“One of the first recipients,” says Charlie,

“was a young woman brought up in a rural

background, a Spanish major. When she

entered the University, she was so shy she

hardly could carry on a conversation.”

He calls her development at UM over four

years, which he tracked, “phenomenal.”

A second student was a Native American,

born on the reservation. “She had the

opportunity to attend Harvard,” he says,

“but she came to UM for drama. She

told us she wanted to help her people rise

above their current circumstances.”

Charlie Oliver’s work at Fluor Daniel took

the couple around the world. Then, in 1989,

they bought property in Hamilton, built a

home there and made their move perma-

nent. “It has changed our lives to be here.”

And with their generosity to stu-

dents, they continue to change

lives, not only their own, but

others’ — well into the future.

INvaluableconnections

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SUPPORTF A C I L I T I E S

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WarrenWilcox ’65 cannot overstate

the importance of building The University

of Montana’s Phyllis J. Washington Edu-

cation Center.

“The most important school on campus is

education,” says Wilcox, who is chair of the

UM Foundation Board of Trustees and,

with his wife Betsy Ross Wilcox ’66, donors

to UM Foundation operations, the Gilkey

Center for Executive Education and the

Washington Education Center. “Without

question, the School of Education is a key

ingredient for a university.”

The current School of Education, which

occupies 29,000 square feet in a nearly

60-year-old building, is outmoded, under-

sized and not

equipped to deliver

distance education.

In a rural state like

Montana, offering

online classes is

increasingly impor-

tant to equalize

learning opportunities.

UM’s School of Education is vital to the

University’s infrastructure, says Wilcox,

because it trains future educators — in real

classroom settings. Students at the school

benefit from the attention and experiences

of education professionals before they

stand before classrooms around the state —

a collaboration that benefits UM

students as much as the youngest

learners in all corners of Montana.

New teachers frequently find that

their schools have more modern

equipment and facilities than the

During its 75-year history, the School of Education has assured students theopportunities to practice their futureprofession under the watchful eyes ofprofessionals. • Since its early years, the school has primarily prepared stu-dents to become teachers and schooladministrators. “The faculty and stu-dents surely did not envision develop-ments in technology and opportu-nities for educators we enjoy today,”notes Warren Wilcox. • The Phyllis J.Washington Education Center is key to the continued ability of the school to educate future teachers.

INfluencing generations

Tuniversities from which they graduated.

The center’s facilities will help UM students

acquire competence, confidence and

comfort with the most up-to-date tech-

nology and instruction.

“The heart of the University’s mission is

education,” says Wilcox. “What the Uni-

versity does that no one else does is to

develop ‘the education side’ of learning.

“The University understands the broader

picture,” says Wilcox. “We need a School of

Education to attract students, who will

go on to teach the students of Montana.”

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In his dedication remarks for

the UM School of Journalism’s Don

Anderson Hall, retiring Dean Jerry Brown

called the school’s namesake, Don Anderson,

“a man of intelligence, diplomacy and

compassion” and “an ideal model for stu-

dents and the practice of journalism.”

Giving generously to its construction —

both in time and funding — were Sue

Anderson Talbot ’80 and her husband

John. Private donations, many of which

the couple personally solicited, made

up almost 75 percent of the total $14 mil-

lion cost for the state-of-the art facility.

Times change; so does journalism. Report-

ing techniques advance as technology

moves forward, and the school needed to

address these matters.

John Talbot knows this well. “For almost

20 years, I taught a news media manage-

ment course, which I designed,” he

says. “I was impressed by my UM faculty

colleagues. They were head and shoulders

above those at other universities with

which I was familiar.”

Talbot explains that the 1999 hir-

ing of Dean Brown was

intended to help the

school bring together

print and broadcast

journalism. Brown’s

goal was to inspire

and realize a build-

ing that moves with the

new speed of Internet and television-driven

journalism. In Anderson Hall, dedicated

in May, Brown vowed to uphold the highest

principles of journalism.

It was, Talbot says, a five-year fundraising

project, propelled by the strong conviction

that he and his wife held that UM’s School

of Journalism is among the best in the

nation, and will continue to attract highly

qualified students and faculty.

“The fundraising effort was

successful because of con-

tributions from people

who cared about and

honored Don Ander-

son,” says Talbot.

“He served as an inspi-

ration and model.”

Anderson Hall addresses the needs of an enrollment that has grown from 100 majors to the current 500 students, pursuing studies in print, photojournalism and broadcastnews and production. • Print journalists need to be famil-

iar with principles of broadcasting,and broadcasters must use funda-mentals, common to print, in their work. Photographers incorporatedesign in composing effectiveshots; electronic and photojournal-ists influence one another. • Thecurriculum and facilities bringthese diverse elements together.

INcreasinglyfar-reaching

TheUniversity’s Native

American Center — the first facility in the

United States designed expressly to accom-

modate a Department of Native American

Studies, a student services office and related

campus programming — will begin con-

struction in spring 2008. President George

Dennison describes the center as promising

to “help define the future of higher edu-

cation for Native Americans studying in

Montana.” Others concur.

“I’ve always felt this was a vital project for the

community, the state and the nation,”

comments Terry Payne ’63, chairman of

Payne Financial Group, in Missoula. He and

his family were lead donors to the Native

American Center. “It’s a universal project

that transcends the University,” he says.

Selena Eagle Speaker, senior education

major and a Blackfoot, is a student employee

in the American Indian Student Services

Program office. “Today,” she explains,

“if you ask for the Native

American Studies

building, you are

directed to a for-

mer residence, one

of the oldest and

smallest campus buildings.

“It’s important for Native

Americans to have a place [on

campus] where they feel comfortable,”

she points out. They need to know “that

there are Native American staff here that

support them in their

educational goals.”

Joe McDonald ’58, ’65,

’82, president of Salish

Kootenai College, pre-

dicts the center will be a

place of welcome, not only for Native

American students but for all others as

well. “Its position on the Oval, the last

such site available, promises it will become

a campus focal point.”

The University expects the center to evolve

into a common meeting ground for

tribal leaders, regardless of age, to come

together and examine challenges in

their communities. “Natives are so much

a part of . . . Montana,” says Adam

Sings in the Timber, a junior majoring in

journalism and a Crow tribal member.

“Having a building for us tells me the Uni-

versity sees Native Americans as an impor-

tant part of the community.”

Native American students at The University of Montanaand Montana State University, aspiring to enter graduateschool, will have the opportunity to compete for two fellowships annually thanks to funding from the Dennisand Phyllis Washington Foundation. • Mike Halligan’85, executive director of the foundation, explains the goalof the $10,000 fellowship: [With this fellowship,] “wehope to create greater diversity on campus and help stu-dents learn more about shared values and culture. Wewant to offer opportunities to those individuals who, butfor the fellowship, would not be in school.” • “Thesefellowships,” comments David Strobel ’72, dean of theUM Graduate School, “are a significant contribution tothe strategic diversity goals of our two graduate uni-versities.” • Patrick Weasel Head ’71, director of UMAmerican Indian Services, adds that American Indianstudents see a graduate degree as key to leadershipopportunities. “But the financial obstacles they encounteroften are insurmountable.” The Washington fellowshipswill significantly mitigate their financial burden.

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Opened in spring

2007, the Biomedical Research Facility

and Science Learning Complex promises

to enhance the University’s already pres-

tigious program in research and scholarly

productivity. Over the past decade, the

programs, now housed in the Skaggs

Building addition, have attracted world-

class researchers, and the studies that they

pursue address almost all major current

medical problems.

“Clearly,” says David Forbes, dean of the

College of Health Professions and

Biomedical Sciences, “UM scientists are

involved in research with tremendous

implications for Montanans, in particular,

and for the world.”

Centers located within the facility focus on

many pressing health issues. For example,

some research at the Environmental Health

Sciences Center deals with problems spe-

cific to Montana, such as those caused by

asbestos mining (Libby), build-up of

arsenic behind fresh water dams (Milltown)

and lead contamination in homes (Butte).

At the Center for Structural and Functional

Neuroscience, research is ongoing involv-

ing health care in cases such as Alzheimer’s

disease, stroke, brain tumors and spinal

cord injury. In addition, the U.S. Depart-

ment of Defense funds UM research on

trauma caused by chemical agents.

The University partners with

St. Patrick Hospital

and Health

Sciences Center

in supporting

three institutes:

the International

Heart Institute

of Montana, the

Montana Neuroscience Institute and the

Montana Cancer Institute. The labs with-

in these divisions translate basic research

into the treatment of diseases affecting

Montanans: heart disease, stroke, cancer

and Alzheimer’s. Clinicians at each insti-

tute conduct experimental clinical trials,

as well as research that helps connect “lab

science” to bedside treatment.

Vernon Grund, chair of the Department

of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences,

comments: “This complex means we’ll

provide a stimulating environment,

not only for those already

on board but also for new

world-class scientists

with growing research

programs who are

attracted to this state-

of-the-art biomedical

research facility.”

Each of the main research floors of the facility has three interconnected labs to facilitateinterdisciplinary research. This creates an efficient system for scientists and students,since labs are designed around types of research and associated research function,rather than around individual investigators. • Significance of the building to a ruralstate like Montana is great. Its programs and facilities encourage students, techniciansand postdoctoral students to stay in Montana after completing their training. • In2006, the College of Health Professions and Biomedical Sciences ranked seventh nation-ally out of more than 100 schools and colleges of pharmacy in biomedical funding.The same year, the college brought in more than $14 million in support, making it thehighest externally funded unit on the Missoula campus. • Major funding for this addi-tion came from L.S. (Sam) and Aline Skaggs and their ALSAM Foundation.

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SUPPORTP R O G R A M

Oncken grew up on a

farm near Cedar Rapids,

Iowa. “This is where I

first learned about conservation,” he says.

“My dad was an early conservationist. For

example, he set aside cover for animals —

hedges, shrubs, trees — because he recog-

nized that they needed these in order to

survive.” Oncken says his early exposure to

wildlife conservation carries on to this day.

He sees UM and the Boone and Crockett

Club, a non-profit established by Theo-

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Rick Oncken wants to point peo-

ple in the right direction.

Oncken, a Realtor with Lambros Real

Estate, recently decided to make a chal-

lenge gift to the Wildlife Conservation-

Education and Research Endowment,

in support of the Boone and Crockett

Education and Research Program. For

every dollar contributed to the program

he and his wife Penney agreed to donate

a dollar, up to $250,000.

“It’s a nudge to get people moving,” says

Oncken. “As people continue to expand

into the outdoors, we are losing more and

more wildlife habitat. For decades, we had

no interaction with wild animals. All of

a sudden, we are living where animals have

lived for thousands of years.”

dore Roosevelt that deals with issues of

conservation of wildlife and promotes eth-

ical hunting, as leaders in this effort.

“The conservation movement is growing,”

he says. “Pieces of information about wild-

life conservation have always been around.

To bring this information together, in a

more specific, comprehensive form, has

been one of our goals. We should be able

to take a local scenario and extrapolate it

into a worldwide outlook.”

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The University of Montana recently hired PaulKrausman as the third Boone and Crockett Professorto replace Jack Ward Thomas, former chief of the U.S. Forest Service, who held the title of Boone andCrockett Professor from 1997 until his retirement in 2005. • Krausman comes to UM from the Univer-sity of Arizona, where he taught classes and con-ducted research on large mammals around the world.He worked primarily on desert bighorn sheep and elk in North America and did considerable work inAsia. • In 2006, Krausman received the prestigiousAldo Leopold Memorial Award for “distinguished serv-ice to wildlife conservation,” presented annually byThe Wildlife Society. • The University is committed toraising the Wildlife Conservation-Education and

Research Endowment that will support the programs and students supervisedby Krausman. • Funds raised will provide stable project funding to covergraduate student stipends, tuition waivers, fellowships and scholarships,resources for communicating research findings and direct project support.INvolving

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Thirty-one years after Jack Murdock’s death, the chari-table trust he founded continues to enrich the quality of life in the Pacific Northwest. It fulfills its mission by providing grants and enrichment programs to organi-zations seeking to strengthen the region’s educational,spiritual and cultural base in creative and sustainableways. • “Because of our emphasis on due diligence and our careful scrutiny of applicants,” commentsCastles, “we serve as a bellwether for other foundations.A Murdock grant is like the Good Housekeeping seal of approval.”

JackMurdock’s profile on

the Web site of the charitable trust he

created reflects the tenets of the organiza-

tion. It reads: “Jack Murdock was both

an idealist and a realist and a lifelong seeker

of new insights. He believed in science

as a main source of knowledge, and know-

ledge as a key ingredient to addressing

and solving the issues and challenges of

our world.”

The M.J. Murdock Chari-

table Trust has a long

history of support

for the University,

providing more

than $4.6 million

for various science

departments at the

University, including

chemistry, pharmacy,

geology, biological

sciences and molecu-

lar biology.

Murdock was principal

co-founder of Tektronix,

based in Beaverton,

Oregon. Says Murdock

trustee John Castles, “Tektronix’s emphasis

on research and development is part of its

proud tradition. [This culture of discov-

ery] influences our work at the trust [in

determining grantees].”

UM, Castles notes, is a land-grant institu-

tion, which indicates that research is a

significant element of its mission. “The

University,” Castles observes, “has devel-

oped characteristics that set it apart [from

its competitors]. Particularly significant

is its location in the Rocky

Mountain West.” Students

and faculty here have

“a field lab as big as

the state.”

Castles cites the

importance of

Professor John

Craighead’s groundbreaking research in

many aspects of wildlife research that

led the University to establish the John J.

Craighead Endowed Chair in Wildlife

Biology. The trust has made a major

contribution to this effort. Castles also

commends Professor Dan Pletscher

who, he says, “has done a marvelous job

of elevating the Wildlife Biology Depart-

ment to one of the nation’s top five — and

moving up.”

It’s the job of the trust “to seek out and

fund pockets of education throughout the

five Pacific Northwest states.” Castles

mentions as special interests of the trust

at UM: research in freshwater biology,

the Lubrecht Experimental Forest, the

Blackfoot River Recreation Corridor,

the College of Forestry and Conservation,

and the College of Health Professions

and Biomedical Sciences.

The University and the Murdock Trust

have a unique and special relationship,

largely forged by Castles’ father, James B.

Castles ’35, one of three original trustees.

In 1995, upon his father’s death, John

succeeded him as a trustee. Both men also

served as trustees of the UM Foundation.

INtegralto science

“Learning is ever in the freshness of its youth, even for

the old.” Aeschylus, Agememnon, l. 584.

Whateveryour age, exercising your

mind is as important as exercising your

body. Accuracy of this statement on a local

level can be found in the increasing num-

ber of older adults who belong to the

Montana Osher Lifelong Learning Institute

(MOLLI), administered by the University’s

continuing education program.

MOLLI, explains Sharon Alexander, dean

of continuing education, offers indivi-

duals over age 55 a diverse collection of

non-credit, short courses, in fall, winter

and spring. She describes

students as “curious about many topics and

passionate to learn. Our environment,”

she continues, “is accessible and innova-

tive, meaning adults from all backgrounds

and levels of education may pursue

learning. We concentrate on learning for

learning’s sake.”

The University began the MOLLI pro-

gram in 2005. A member of the founding

MOLLI council, Ann Boone, points to

the quality of the faculty and the breadth

of offerings. “For example, we have courses

in history, philosophy, art and music. We

don’t duplicate adult education; we don’t

tell you how to operate a digital camera.”

The Bernard Osher Foundation is a California-based philanthropicorganization. It provides signifi-cant operating funds to a nationalnetwork of lifelong learning insti-tutes on university campuses, fromMaine to Hawaii. • Currently,there are 115 institutes in most ofthe 50 states. If UM reaches amembership of 500 by 2009, theUM program could qualify toreceive an additional endowmentgrant that would assure continua-tion of the institute.

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Teachers are well-schooled and qualified

in their subject matter. Many are current

or emeritus faculty. “They really enjoy

teaching our group,” Boone says. “We are

questioning, wondering, engaged and

aging healthily.” Support from the Osher

Foundation makes membership and course

fees affordable for most participants.

Alexander calls older adults “a valuable

resource for society. Through the

institute, we speak to their continuing

intellectual needs.”

The International Heart Institute of Montana, located inMissoula, brings together physicians and scientists fromThe University of Montana and St. Patrick Hospital andHealth Sciences Center. Its internationally recognizedteam of cardiologists, heart surgeons and researchersperform the most advanced cardiac procedures and con-stantly search for new and improved ways to treat heartdisease. • Longtime civic leader George Lambros ownsLambros Real Estate, Missoula. Jim Coté is a managingdirector of AIG Global Real Estate Investment.

GeorgeLambros ’57 supports

a cause that is dear to his heart —

and ultimately to the hearts of

others: raising funds to

establish the Endowed

Chair in Cardiovascular

Sciences at The

University of Montana.

As co-chair of the effort to

raise $2.5 million to support

the chair, Lambros credits Carlos

Duran, president and CEO of the

International Heart Institute of Montana,

with energizing the learning environment

at the institute and with drawing top-

ranked researchers as collaborators.

A native of Spain, Duran pioneered re-

search in the area of heart valves — most

notably reconstruction and replacement.

Prior to his current positions at IHI and

as a professor of cardiovascular sciences

at UM, Duran was chairman of the car-

diovascular department at King Faisal

Specialist Hospital and Research Center

in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. “Because of

Duran’s presence [in Montana], our

national ratings in treating cardiovascular

disease have soared,” says Lambros.

Lambros’s co-chair, Jim Coté, a resident of

the Bitterroot and friend of the University,

says that when he arrived in Missoula from

the San Francisco Bay Area, “I looked at

the make-up of the region and examined

what it needed. Clearly, we have a combi-

nation of seniors and Baby Boomers

requiring medical services. Cancer and

heart disease top the list. It’s incredibly

important that we

keep faculty at

St. Patrick

Hospital and

researchers at the Heart Institute.” And the

effect of Duran’s research and leadership is

an undeniable magnet.

Recognizing that Duran is the world’s

foremost specialist in his area, Coté and

Lambros are setting high standards for

the individual who is to fill the endowed

chair. “This person,” says Coté, “must

be equal in temperament, talent and

conviction to Duran. We’re pushing

hard to fulfill our commitment to

establishing the chair.”

INherently significant

Carlos Duran working ona pig’s heart

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Learning is discovering.Discovering is learning.

From the outset of our

historic $100-million campaign, our appeals have

encouraged our UM family to invest in discovery. And,

with your unselfish and generous contributions over

the past five years, you are helping us teach those who

are discovering and those who will help others dis-

cover. • Hand-in-hand, we continue to nurture and main-

tain The University of Montana as a place of learning.

A place of discovery. A place of influence, nationally and

globally. • Our campaign goals have targeted scholar-

ships and fellowships; faculty enhancement; program

support, and renovation and construction. Worthy causes,

all. • We ask you to envision, with us, what the Uni-

versity will be 10 or 20 years from now. Will our graduates

reinforce their commitment to Montana by continuing

as integral parts of their local communities? Will our alumni

use their education to teach in developing countries?

Will our medical discoveries affect lives globally? Will our

environmental findings influence decisions worldwide?

• For this to occur, we must stand firm, proud and inspir-

ing for future generations. With your ongoing interest

and support, we can continue to

harvest the benefits of your

investment in discovery.

Total Goal $100 million

PROGRAM SUPPORT

Academic Programming • Technology •

Mansfield Library Holdings • Professional

Development • Outreach Efforts • Other

UM Programs

RENOVATED AND NEW FACILITIES

Alumni Development Center • Don

Anderson Hall • Gilkey Center for Executive

Education • Hall of Champions • Law

Building Addition • Montana Museum of

Art & Culture • Native American Center •

Skaggs Building Biomedical Addition • Phyllis

J. Washington Education Center

FACULTY POSITIONS

Chair in Cardiovascular Sciences • Chair

in Neurosciences • John J. Craighead

Chair in Wildlife Biology • Kittredge

Visiting Professorship in Creative Writing •

T. Anthony Pollner Distinguished

Professorship in Journalism • General

Faculty Support

Deborah Doyle McWhinney ’77 National Campaign Chair

SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS

Graduate Fellowships • Need-Based

Scholarships • Presidential

Scholarships • Montana University

System Honor Scholarships

$23.5million

$8.8million

$38.1million

$28.9million

Celebrate your connection to theUniversity with a gift today atwww.DiscoveryNeverEnds.org or call (406) 243-2593

or (800) 443-2593.

$99.3 million raised as of June 30, 2007

PLATINUM LEVELALSAM FoundationAlbertson’s Inc.American Stores Company Marty Arkwright EstateAtlantic Richfield FoundationJessie M. Bierman ’21Peter F. Bonhomme EstateBoone and Crockett ClubBurlington Northern Santa Fe FoundationEzio and Helen CappadociaIan B. ’53 and Nancy Preston ’59 DavidsonLouis V. Dubay EstateCharles Engelhard FoundationMarguerite Heinsch Ephron ’31William J. ’25 and Rosemary GallagherHarold B. ’62 and Priscilla Pickard ’62 GilkeyJohn S. ’45 and Elena GroeneHaynes FoundationRobert S. HowardRichard E. JudayMaureen and Mike Mansfield FoundationWilbur and Ann Moser ’33 McKinneyMcKnight FoundationM.J. Murdock Charitable TrustJ. Carroll ’56 and Nancy Fields ’51 O’ConnorPoe Family Trust - John D. “Jack” ’73 and

Charlotte M. Poe, trusteesBen R. PollnerBetty A. and Lloyd G. SchermerJohn and Susan Anderson ’80 TalbotAlice M. ThorpeMargaret M.L. TseDennis R. and Phyllis J. Peterson

’64 WashingtonPalmer ’97 and Alison MacDonald ’97 West

GOLD LEVELLeigh M. BesanconJohn D. and Martha BryanJames B. ’38 and Louise CastlesChampion International Corporation –

MilltownJohn G. ’84 and Kathy ConnorsMary Ann and Shaun ’58 CoretteStella Duncan Memorial TrustA. Clifford Edwards ’74Irene Evers EstateJohn A. and Nora Staael Evert Frances K. and Charles D. Field Family

and Edwina Hammond KingMax C. Fleischmann FoundationSadie H. Fox, 1902, EstateLyle R. ’58 and Gail Lindseth GrimesHaworth Inc.Heisey Foundation Hewlett-Packard Company John C. ’48 and Vickie Hoyt

Walter A. and Dorothy Jones Frautschi Charitable Trust

Freedom Forum Reynold C. Fuson TrustGarlington, Lohn & Robinson, PLLPNed and Margaret Carlin GoodGreater Montana FoundationGeorge and Laurine Harris TrustFlora Maye Hawkins EstateThe William and Flora Hewlett FoundationJohn A. Hitzeman ’52 EstateMargaret Piercy Jensen ’35Frank F. Jestrab ’38Ronald S. Kain ’22 EstateRichard Childers Krumm ’60William H. Lien ’56 EstateSherman V. ’47 and Elizabeth Stoick Pew ’50

LohnJohn S. ’58 and Ellen C. MacMillanPaul J. McCann FoundationLee and Ruth Smails ’43 McFarlandDeborah Doyle McWhinney ’77Germaine MerrileesWilliam V. Moore ’44Earl E. ’61 and Adrienne MorgenrothMountain Bell FoundationDorothy Ellen Nelson ’46 TrustNeptune Aviation Services Inc.Noella Nichols ’60

Nordeen Family Investments, LLCCharlie and Charlotte Oliver John L. ’62 and Marilyn OlsonMrs. Richard K. O’MalleyJill L. PerelmanClifford Rittenour TrustJean’ne M. Shreeve ’53Everit A. ’66 and Nikki Paulsrud ’65 SliterMarion McGill Smith ’37Roderick S. Smith EstateSt. Patrick Hospital and Health Sciences

CenterNels A. ’47 and Margaret Garrison ’47

TurnquistUniversity Faculty Association

Tsukasa KarashimaJohn S. and James L. Knight FoundationFrank L. Kurtz ’48 EstateRobert M. LeeLee Enterprises FoundationMatthew Levitan ’73 Jacqueline Lewis EstateLiz Claiborne Art Ortenberg FoundationC.G. “Pat” ’49 and Virginia Mackey ’45

McCarthyRichard King Mellon FoundationGilbert A. Millikan ’59 EstateMontana Power Co.Gordon and Betty Moore FoundationMary Cardell Moore ’30 EstateBertha Morton TrustAnnetta D. NielsenWilliam J. O’Neill ’24 EstateTerry W. ’63 and Patt Payne Family Plum Creek Preservation Management Inc.Georgia Stripp Rowe ’32Robert L. Schafer ’57 EstateJune Schmautz EstateJames R. and Christine ScottToyota Motor Sales, USA Inc.Washington CorporationsDennis and Phyllis Washington FoundationAlfred P. and Loralee West A. Warren ’65 and Betsy Ross ’66 WilcoxVernon R. and Ann ’16 Williams Estate

SILVER LEVELCharles and Linda AinslieALPS CorporationAudrey Earl Avery ’49 EstateCarl W. Blair ’32 EstateRonald E. Blake EstateThe Boeing CompanyGeorge B. and Janet C. BoldtThomas H. and Ann BooneWilliam L. Bouchee Jr. ’63 and Phyllis

Lindgren Bouchee ’65 Burlington Resources FoundationTed. R. ’49 and Juanita Kugler ’52 BurtonDonald J. ’49 and Carol Jean ByrnesGeorge D. ’46 and Louise MacKenzie ’51 CarasEarl ’43 and Helen ChristensenKameron Cirica and Virginia Cirica W. Bruce ’57 and Mary Louise CookJohn R. Cowan Jr. ’52Cowley TrustDatsopoulos, MacDonald & LindD.A. Davidson & CompanyPhil and Esther Judge ’31 Enderlein EstateBruce L. Ennis ’66 and Margaret S. DavisFirst Interstate BancSystem Foundation

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BENEFACTORS SOCIETYDonors of at least $100,000 during their lifetime are honored as members of the Benefactors Society. Platinum level isfor donors of $1 million or more, Gold level - $500,000, Silver level - $250,000 and Copper level - $100,000.

as of June 30, 2007

I received the Donal Harrington

Scholarship last year – my first year

as a graduate student at The University of

Montana – and what a great year! I am looking

forward to my final year in the M.A. Drama program

and writing my thesis, which delves into the

importance of theatre and its effect on

human development. Teralyn Tanner,

Missoula

Dean L. ’42 and Virginia Young ’50 VinalNelson ‘Jerry’ ’58 and Jane Weller Wiancko Family FundBarbara E. Wright

COPPER LEVELDonald E. AxinnFord H. and Marlys Nelson ’62 BarrettDouglas P. Beighle ’58William H. ’48 and Phyllis BellinghamRuth Nelson Bergan EstateLouise Tendeland Betzner ’31 EstateBitterroot MotorsAlexander “Zander” Blewett III ’71 and

Andrea A. BlewettMichael J. ’75 and Kim Blodnick

Blaine E. and Ellen L. BloomgrenThe Bookstore at The University of MontanaAudra BrowmanRobert M. Burgess EstateJohn J. ’52 and Nancy Calvert ’52 BurkeArthur K. Burt ’24 EstateDwight and Ruth Carlson EstateChampion International CorporationHoward and Angela ChandlerCalvin T. ’63 and Marva Kirby ’62 ChristianChristian, Samson, Jones & Chisholm, PLLCChutney Foundation Inc.Pearl E. Clark ’16 EstateCoghlan Family CorporationRipley Scott ComegysThomas W. ’53 and Neva CotterDonald C. ’66 and Patty CowlesNorman P. Creighton ’58Suzanne Moore Crocker ’64 and Bruce E.

CrockerCrowley, Haughey, Hanson, Toole &

Dietrich, PLLPChip DavisGeorge M. ’62, ’63 and Jane I. DennisonJohn W. and Julie DixonIla B. Dousman Fund Inc.Dean and Kristi Laughlin ’86 DrenzekDufresne FoundationJoyce P. and E. Edwin ’73 EckRobert L. ’51 and Grace EhlersWilliam G. Elmore EstateDorothy M. Gerer Erickson ’31 EstateRonald E. and Nancy Nielsen ’68 Erickson

Ethics and Excellence in Journalism EducationStanley FeistAda J. Feldman EstateWilliam Woodbury Fell EstateJohn and Emma FeltonJohn R. Fidler ’76Russell K. ’52 and D. Jane FillnerFirst Bank System FoundationFirst Interstate Bank of MissoulaFirst Interstate Bank of PolsonFirst Security BankRoger L. ’49 and Le Noire FishRuth M. FitzGeraldStephen H. ’63 and Beverly H. FosterPercy ’34 and Adrienne I. FrazierJohn D. French ’39

Gallagher Western Montana Charitable Foundation

Fredric K. Garrison EstateEllen C. Greene EstateDoris Vere Gregory EstateJohn M. Grey EstateDavid E. GuthW.E. Hainline Jr.Jeff ’67 and Martha HamiltonHarold P. Hanson ’59 EstateDonal Harrington EstateTed Hilgenstuhler ’50Louise Voorhees Hoback ’38Donald E. Hockaday Jr.

Hoffmann LaRoche Inc.Hoyt & BlewettKenneth W. Hufford ’34 EstateChester L. HurshJack Hursh ’82 and Kathryn Morton and

the Hursh Charitable TrustAleta Hansen Husted ’50Alice Veit Irwin ’28 EstateRandolph Jacobs ’35Curtis N. and Lanni Holman ’85 JacobsonMeri JayeSylvia JensenRobert A. JohnstonRobert E. ’34 and Florence Steinbrenner ’35

JonesWilliam Evan Jones ’59Steve KempleA.J. “Jack” ’50 and Almeda L. KingBrad William KliberLinda Phillips Knoblock ’64Barbara Streit Koessler ’42Ernest G. ’29 and Jeanette LakeLee EnterprisesMax ’42 and Lael Olcott ’43 MannMike ’33 and Maureen Hayes ’34 MansfieldCharlotte Y. Martin FoundationDavid R. Mason EstateElizabeth Maxwell EstatePatrick G. ’63 and Judy McDonaldJames B. ’48 and Theresa Quilico ’48

McDonoughMichael J. ’72 and Mary E. McDonough

James C. McKown ’69J.C. McLaughlin ’74 Richard Lee Merritt ’48Donna Hoover Metcalf ’35Miller Barber’s Montana Pro-AmRobert W. ’73 and Bonnie MintoMissoula Chamber of CommerceThe MissoulianBill A. Mitchell Jr. ’50 and Avis Baldwin

MitchellMontana Arts CouncilKatharine L. Morningstar TrustGeorge Mungas ’67Neurological Associates, PC Russell ’25 and Diantha Niles EstatesRick and Penney OnckenIvan L. ’50 and Marian Fosland ’51 O’NeilBernard Osher FoundationR. Keith and Jean E. OsterheldOutdoor Writers Association of AmericaD.B. and Lou OzmunBoynton G. ’27 and Helen M. ’31 PaigeRonald B. ’58 and Judy A. PaigeDavid R. ’86 and Monica Conrad ’80 PaoliBill ’65 and Cheryl ’66 PapeshLee A. ParisTerry Payne & CompanyPenny Wagner Peabody ’61 and Gerald PeabodyGeorge R. Pease ’30 EstateJames B. Pendleton Charitable TrustJohn L. ’57 and Jean M.H. ’56 PetersonPlum Creek Timber Co.L.D. “Lud” Polich ’29 Joan S. Poston ’91 Ward H. PowellKent D. Price ’65Marian E. PriceDorotha E. Rector EstateGinger K. RennerWilliam A. ’52 and Joanne ReynoldsThomas Rickard and Catherine C. CappsHelen Roberti Charitable TrustSam A. ’41 and Kathleen Dunmire RobertsDonald C. ’63 and Michele P. RobinsonRocky Mountain Forms & Graphics Inc.Frederick G. ’71 and Polly Peppard ’68

Rohrbach and John C. ’66 and Anh RohrbachMildred C. RossUrban L. ’57 and Donna E. RothMel and Ruth Bergan ’38 RuderJohn and Frances Feronato ’42 RuffattoSample FoundationGeorge P. ’50 and Margaret Davis ’37 SarsfieldPamela R. Scharbauer ’79Grant E. and Debbie Schermer Suzanne and Walter Scott FoundationFrederick W. Searles ’36Selway FoundationSeneca Jones Timber Co.Doreen M. ShafizadehJohn N. and Mary Kinniburgh ’31 ShephardEarl L. ’62 and Donna SherronDosia J. Shults ’33 Estate

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“I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in the Cultural

Heritage Program. This award will help me purchase

a number of much-needed books and other

critical materials to set me further on my way to being

a professional archeologist.” Nicole A. Crossland,

Anthropology, Cashmere, WA

Ian B. ’53 and Nancy Preston ’59 DavidsonJohn L. Delano ’47 George M. ’62, ’63 and Jane I. Dennison Anne Kiefer Dietrich ’50 Elizabeth Dusenberry Allison M. Easterling ’39 Robert L. Ehlers ’51 Esther L. England ’66 Carolyn K. Ennis ’88Ronald E. and Nancy Nielsen ’68 EricksonLois B. Eveland John Evert John and Emma FeltonJohn R. Fidler ’76 Russell K. ’52 and D. Jane Fillner G. Vincent ’50 and Suzanne Grove ’49 FischerLe Noire Fish Keith O.’69 and Karen Steensland ’69 Flaugh Stephen H. ’63 and Beverly H. FosterMatthew Fountain Frank A. ’54 and Alicejane Carkeek ’56 FowlerAdrienne I. Frazier Michael ’67 and Cathie Frellick H. William Gabriel ’76 Charles S. Gadach ’69 Donald ’68 and Mary Ruth Jewell ’71 GatzkeLarry and Dee Dee ’71 Gianchetta T. Daniel ’74 and Marlys Gillen Donald N. and Mary Gillespie Russell T. ’72 and Kathy L. Felderman ’72

Graham Harriet Welsh Gray ’48 Francis and Florence Jones ’35 Greaves Kathryn H. Green ’59Morton Greenberger ’73Lyle R. ’58 and Gail Lindseth GrimesElena Groene Eathan John Guler ’94 David E. GuthSam E. Haddon ’65 Paul ’65 and Dona Hagen Mary Anne Christensen Hamilton ’38 Todd ’79 and Elizabeth HammerBarbara HammonsStephen Haraden and Linda K. Shelhamer ’79Karen Ann Hatcher James M. Haughey Michael S. and Jone R. Hayes Edward G. ’50 and Donna D. Heilman James E. ’50 and Kyle Hester K.C. Hill ’01A. Norma Stohl Holden ’73 Arthur C. Holzweissig Jr. ’53 Mary E. Hostetter

Helen Parson Ahders ’40 C. LeRoy and Joanne R. AndersonC. Richard ’76 and Stacy J.’93 AndersonElaine Hoover Anderson ’47 William A. ’61 and Marlene Anderson Betty Rotering Andrews ’45 Norma Beatty Ashby ’57Larry C. Ashcraft ’65 Rhea Jones Ashmore ’81 Richard C. and Sharon L. Auerbach John H. Badgley ’52 George E. ’76 and Anita Oberhofer ’75 BaileyEldon E. Baker Gregory D. ’69 and Kathy J. Barkus James Barthelmess ’58Thomas E. Bateridge ’74 M.J. Delaney Beaman ’48William J. Beecher ’63Phyllis Bellingham Ronald J. ’70 and Jeanne Matthews ’85 BenderDennis W. ’68 and Patti Biletnikoff Deann L. Birnel ’94Fern Blewett Michael J. ’75 and Kim BlodnickAllen and Billie Sue Lester ’69 BloomgrenBlaine E. and Ellen BloomgrenRobert ’94 and Francy Blumhagen Maybelle Ames Bockemuehl ’77 Thomas E. Boland ’74 Thomas H. and Ann Boone Rockwood ’52 and Marilyn Alguire BrownDonna Kelly Burgess ’48 J. Martin Burke ’74Ted R. ’49 and Juanita Kugler ’52 Burton Kenneth R. ’56 and Priscilla Byerly Alan F. ’69 and Judith Cain Paul E.’56 and Nancy Schilling ’56 CaineGeorge D.’46 and Louise MacKenzie ’51 CarasGwen McLain Childs ’63 C. Lewis Christensen Earl ’43 and Helen Christensen Calvin T. ’63 and Marva Kirby ’62 ChristianKirby S. ’87 and Barbara Currie ’85 ChristianMary Petersen Clapp ’47Bettie B. Collins Joseph Madden Cornell ’70 Jay E. ’73 and Janet Eisner ’77 Cornish Thomas W. ’53 and Neva Cotter Benjamin L. ’53 and Jeanne E. Craig Allen W. ’58 and Elizabeth M. CrawfordJohn R. DagueKarin M. DagueRichard T. and Alice Dailey William J. ’75 and Sarah Grant ’95 Dakin

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Research facilities for the

College of Forestry

and Conservation include

the 28,000-acre

Lubrecht Experimental

Forest and Conference

Center and the 3,500-acre

Bandy Experimental

Ranch. The college also

has access to the

6,000-acre Theodore

Roosevelt Memorial

Ranch, owned by the

Boone and Crockett Club.

Joan V.R. Smith ’50Bonnie G. Miller Snavely ’68Mary C. Sobotka ’54 EstateMickey ’68 and Jeff ’68 Sogard Southgate Mall AssociatesJ.B. ’49 and Eva LaPine ’47 SpauldingSterling Financial CorporationSun Microsystems Inc.Theta Rho of Delta Delta Delta TrustLoris L. Toole and Family in memory of

Bruce R. Toole ’49Toyota USA FoundationJohn R. ’64 and Mary Ellen Cawley ’64

TurmellU.S. BankVaughan Family Trust WSB PartnershipWilliam H. ’30 & Margaret M. Wallace

FoundationWestern Security Bank of MontanaViola B. Wetterstrom EstateRobert H. ’53 and Betty I. Bernhardt ’52

WilsonWesley W. and Luella WilsonMelville L. Woods EstateJames M.’51 and Frances Jorgensen ’53 WylderWyss FoundationVirginia H. YoungCarole and Bill Zuppe

Duane J. Hoynes ’50 Beverly N. Huchala Lois Ashton Hughes ’46 Aleta Hansen Husted ’50 Robert R. and Barbara D. Hylton Mollie J. Iler ’53 Arne J. ’53 and Marlene Carrig ’53 Jacobsen Curtis N. and Lanni Holman ’85 Jacobson

Newton E. James ’51 Mack H. ’68 and Jean Jenkins Timothy F. ’63 and Diane Boyer ’63 Jerhoff Ruth Ann “Rudy” Sackett Johnson ’47 Elizabeth Booth Johnston ’52 and Kathleen

Booth Van Meter ’55 William S. ’79 and Dori Middleton ’83

Johnston Dawn L. Goodheart Jones ’81 Florence Steinbrenner Jones ’35 James L. ’70 and Madelyn Bell ’70 JonesKevin ’92 and Cassie Pickerell ’90 JonesKreg A. Jones ’81 Kristen Gustafson Juras ’77John W. ’53 and Charlotte Boyer ’54 Jutila Gary L. ’58 and Verlene D. Kaiser Walter D. ’49 and Phyllis E. Kelsch Steve KemplePatricia Moran Kennedy ’66 A.J. “Jack” ’50 and Almeda KingBrian ’67 and Susan Knaff William A. ’74 and Cherrie L. KnickLinda Phillips Knoblock ’64 James V. and Donna Koch Monte R. Koch ’84 Shirley E. Kopitzke ’56 Richard Childers Krumm ’60Keith and Wendy Kuhn Helen Faulkner Laine ’43 Marjorie Liggett Langenhop ’41 Hollister A. LarsonKenneth P. ’50 and Margaret LeafLynne M. Lewis ’64

John N. ’41 and Hazel Lindberg Wayne E. ’59 and Sallie Hollecker ’57 LinnellAlbert M. Liston Lester H. ’66 and Terye LobleSherman V. ’47 and Elizabeth S. Pew ’50 LohnJesse W. Long Jr. ’59 and Ruth Croskrey

Long ’49 Jeremiah C. Lynch ’81 Theodore R. ’50 and Celia Gerhardt ’52 LyonRoderick L. MacKenzie ’69 John ’58 and Ellen MacMillan William B. Mahoney ’73

James ’74 and Joy Mariska Lino A. ’61 and Sherry A. Coll ’75 Marsillo

Roxana Warren Matter ’53 John R. ’72 and Kathleen Whiting ’85

McBrideGreg C. and Eileen R. McDonald Patrick G. ’63 and Judy McDonald Thomas O. ’68 and Carol McElwain Ruth Smails McFarland ’43

Hilda Myre McGaugh ’49 Fred F. ’63 and Katherine Doll ’62 McGlynn

James C. McKown ’69 Shirley McKown ’51 Deborah Doyle McWhinney ’77 Richard Lee Merritt ’48 Frank W. Milburn Jr. ’55 Paul D. ’66 and Ann Wolhowe ’64 Miller Douglas E. Mills Wilmer A. Mitchell ’50 Donald W. ’76 and Judy Strauss ’70 Molloy Robert ’53 and Harriet MooneyB. Lynn Anderson Munro ’71Gregory S. Munro ’75Richard P. ’83 and Diana Nash Clyde W. and Judith W. NeuHelen Walterskirchen Neumunz ’44Warren R. Neyenhuis ’92 and Margaret A.

Tonen ’74Hien Quang and Udloc N. Nguyen Gary A. Nygaard Robert and Kimberlee Evanko ’76 NystuenJames ’80 and Kathryn O’DayJohn S. O’Dell ’64

Charlie and Charlotte Oliver Verne ’51 and Mary Hughes ’52 Oliver Gregory ’77 and Mary Noel Brittingham ’81

Olson John L. ’62 and Marilyn Olson Kenneth R. ’74 and Linda Hemstad ’69

OlsonMrs. Richard K. O'Malley Ivan O’Neil ’50 M. Keith and Ellen Haugen ’57 Opprecht Julie Ann Orser ’82 Evelyn Blaeser Osborn ’32 William L. Palmer Jr. ’62 Robert T. ’64 and Judith A. Weyer ’66

Pantzer E. William ’51 and Beverly Parker Alison Merriam Payne ’40 Mora MacKinnon Payne ’54 Terry ’63 and Patt Payne Brent ’85 and Paula Good ’88 Pease Jack ’71 and Sharen Peters Laurence W. ’67 and Patricia A. Petersen David ’67 and Suzanne Morin ’78 PetersonJohn L. ’57 and Jean M.H. ’56 Peterson Marjorie Pettinato Frederick C. Pfister ’59 Craig ’67 and Mary Ann PiersonShelley Hopkins Poore ’82Paula Bowman Porter ’63 Joan Poston ’91 Michael I. ’68 and Pennie A. Potter Ward H. Powell Elwood and Dorothy Rochon ’43 Powers Robert ’76 and B. Jeanne ’72 Pyfer Constance E. Rachac ’48 Robert and Barbara ReiderGeorge ’50 and Lorraine Kurfiss ’50

Remington Ginger K. Renner William A. ’52 and Joanne F. Reynolds Naseby ’59 and Beverly Rhinehart Thomas A. Rickard and Catherine C. CappsSam A. ’41 and Kathleen Dunmire Roberts Charles H. ’53 and Ellen R. Robey John W. ’69 and Laura Mitchell ’75 RossPhil ’51 and Lee Birkett ’51 Rostad

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“I am the first person in my immediate family to attain a college

education. I have worked full time while attending school and value the

Haynes Scholarship as an indispensable resource that allows me to

balance my time between work and school. Without this award, I would

not be able to attain my highest goal.” Emily Joy, Senior, Liberal

Studies/Spanish, Whitefish

State funding for UM in fiscal year 2007 was

12 percent.

Georgia Stripp Rowe ’32Richard J. ’87 and Darlene M. Samson Sheila McDorney Saxby ’57 Frederick W. Searles ’36 Doreen Shafizadeh Mary Shallenberger Marcia Monroe Sheffels ’67Joseph F.’70 and Cherie L. ShevlinKatherine M. Backes Shevlin ’38Nader and Nancy Howery ’05 ShooshtariMarjorie Sinnott Short ’51 Jean’ne M. Shreeve ’53 John R. ’56 and Sue Skees Everit A. ’66 and Nikki Paulsrud ’65 SliterJ. David Slovak ’80 A.C. Smid ’72 Clayton and Rachel Sprunk ’84 Smith Duane ’52 and J. Aureta McMenomey ’52

Smith Joan V. R. Smith ’50 Roberta Myrick Smith-Kosin ’41 Lloyd L. Smrkovski ’74 Jeffrey W. ’68 and Mickey Cummings ’68

SogardJ.B. ’49 and Eva LaPine ’47 Spaulding Leonard Stach ’65Jack A. Stanford and Bonnie K. Ellis Katherine S. Stauffer Genevra Stewart Joshua A. Stiltner ’00 Ronald Ray and Sharon Marie StutheitJames ’76 and Jo E. Christiansen ’75 Swain Sheryl Ward Swanson John and Susan Anderson ’80 Talbot James P. Taylor ’80 and Barbara MorrisonShirlee Bedard Thiebes ’48 Thomas E. Towe ’62Burke and Karen ’76 TownsendHildegarde Weisberg Turner ’27 Margie Garrison Turnquist ’47 Robert L. Vaughn ’96Virginia Young Vinal ’50 Lido ’50 and Beverly Vizzutti Maurice ’45 and Marion Fisher ’48 Volkman Peter G. Von Doersten Norma M. Walden ’73Guillermo M. Walker ’61 Dorothy Campbell Wallace ’38 Nelson “Jerry” ’58 and Jane Weller David D. Werner ’59 Betty Eiselein Wetzel ’37 Marquita O. Whitcomb Burton Williams ’68 Larry D. ’75 and Rebecca Williams James A. ’67 and Caroleen WillitsWesley W. and Luella M. Wilson Philip Wiseley ’87 and Aletha Jones Philip L. Wright Jr. ’73 and Carolynne G.

Wright William W. Wyckman ’67 James M. ’51 and Frances Jorgenson ’53

Wylder

Raymond J. Cosman ’66Margaret Hanson CostanJim and Becky CotéThomas W. ’53 and Neva CotterJ. Jay CoulterMike J. ’80 and Stacy Covey

Donald C. ’66 and Patty CowlesDerek J. ’72 and Sophie E. CraigheadBruce E. and Suzanne Moore ’64 CrockerCrowley, Haughey, Hanson, Toole & Dietrich,

PLLPCruise Industry Charitable Foundation Inc.D.A. Davidson - Great FallsRobert S. Daley ’80Datsopoulos, MacDonald & Lind, PCIan B. ’53 and Nancy Preston ’59 DavidsonJerdon and Bonnie L. DeanGeorge M. ’62, ’63 and Jane I. DennisonIla B. Dousman Fund Inc.The Drollinger Family Charitable FoundationStella Duncan Memorial TrustCarlos M. Duran and Begonia GometzaDennis K. ’67 and Gretchen Holtz ’66 EckE. Edwin ’73 and Joyce P. EckEdgewater Timber, LLCTom Edwards and Jacquelyn A.McElroy-Edwards ’66William L. EisenhartCharles Engelhard FoundationCarolyn K. Ennis ’88Ronald E. and Nancy Nielsen ’68 EricksonLeif B. ’67 and Carole I. ’68 EricksonEthics and Excellence in Journalism FoundationStanley FeistJohn and Emma FeltonJohn R. Fidler ’76Frances K. and Charles D. Field FoundationRussell K. ’52 and D. Jane FillnerFirst Interstate BancSystemFirst Interstate BancSystem FoundationFirst Security BankBruce P. ’72 and Mary Ann FlynnStephen H. ’63 and Beverly H. FosterWalter A. & Dorothy Jones Frautschi

Charitable TrustGallagher Western Montana Charitable Foundation

CARILLON SOCIETYCharles and Linda AinsliePaul Alaback and Carol A. BrewerJames F. and Connie B. AldersonAllegiance Benefit Plan ManagementAttorneys Liability Protection SocietyAudrey E. Avery ’49 EstateDonald E. AxinnCharles M. Bair

Family TrustFord H. and Marlys

Nelson ’62 BarrettThomas E. Bateridge ’74William J. Beecher ’63Douglas P. Beighle ’58John M. ’96 and

Molly BennettWallis BianchiDeann L. Birnel ’94Randy and Kathy BlackBlackfoot Telephone

Cooperative Inc.Alexander ’71 and Andrea A. BlewettFern BlewettMichael J. ’75 and Kim BlodnickBlaine E. and Ellen Bloomgren Thomas H. and Ann BooneBoone Karlberg, PCBill L. ’63 and Phyllis Lindgren ’65 BoucheeMark BrennanEugene A. and Carol C. BrosovichRockwood ’52 and Marilyn Alguire BrownArthur and Tiia BrownBrown Law Firm, PCJohn D. and Martha BryanNeil S. BucklewTed R. ’49 and Juanita Kugler ’52 BurtonKaren ButaCarol Jean ByrnesCampbell & Associates, PCHelen CappadociaJames D. CarasGeorge D. ’46 and Louise MacKenzie ’51 CarasNorman and Eileen J. ’83 CareyDwight and Ruth Carlson TrustCaterpillar FoundationHoward and Angela ChandlerCharles SchwabCalvin T. ’63 and Marva Kirby ’62 ChristianKirby S. ’87 and Barbara Currie ’85 ChristianChristian, Samson, Jones & Chisholm, PLLCVirginia CiricaLiz Claiborne Art Ortenberg FoundationMichael D. Cok ’78Ripley Scott ComegysKatharine H. Conder ’53Consulate General of AzerbaijanMary Lou McElwain CookShaun ’58 and Mary Ann CoretteCorporate Technology Group

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For the first time in the cup’s five-year history, UM

Intercollegiate Athletics won the 2006-07 Sterling Savings

Bank Big Sky Conference Presidents Cup for highest

team grade point average, graduation rate and regular-

season standings in conference sports.

PRESIDENT’S CLUBThe President’s Club denoting giving during the fiscal year consists of five categories: Carillon Society for giftsof $10,000, Main Hall Society - $5,000, Oval Society - $2,500, Annual Members $1,000 andGrizzly GOLD, the young alumni giving society. Also included in the President’s Club are Honor Members,whose members made gifts before 1998.

as of June 30, 2007

Gannett FoundationGarlington, Lohn & Robinson, PLLPLarry and Dee Dee D. ’71 GianchettaHarold B. ’62 and Priscilla L. ’62 GilkeyFlorence M. Golde EstateGreat Western PetroleumGreater Montana FoundationGrizzly Liquor Inc.Richard H. and Joyce GroverDavid E. Guth

John L. and Ann HallJeffrey T. ’67 and Martha HamiltonTodd A. ’79 and Elizabeth HammerKayreen Marie Handley ’92Richard J. ’53 and Shirley HansenStephen Haraden and Linda K. Shelhamer ’79George and Laurine Harris Charitable FoundationHaynes FoundationHeisey FoundationTim and Karen Johnson HixonHoratio Alger AssociationM. House Family FundWilliam E. ’55 and Mary V. HuntJohn G. Hursh ’82 and Kathryn D. MortonMollie J. Iler ’53International Sports Properties Inc.Curtis N. and Lanni Holman ’85 JacobsonSylvia JensenEdward C. and Patricia S. JonesJames L. ’70 and Madilyn C. ’70 JonesKevin S. ’92 and Cassie Pickerill ’90 JonesSteve KempleKendall FoundationS. Dan and Helen Ross KidderDrew and Heather B. ’95 Kliber

William A. ’74 and Cherrie L. KnickJohn S. and James L. Knight FoundationLinda Phillips Knoblock ’64Keith and Wendy KuhnDaniel P. ’58 and Sophia LambrosGeorge P. ’57 and Dorothea LambrosDoug and Gay LaneGregory S. LaneRoger LangJohn E. Lawler ’44Michael M. and Janet LawlerLee FoundationMatthew Levitan ’73M. Jacqueline Lewis EstateWayne E. ’59 and Sallie Hollecker ’57 LinnellLester H. ’66 and Terye LobleSherman V. ’47 and Betty ’50 LohnJohn B. ’59 and Karla K. ’60 LoveJohn S. ’58 and Ellen C. MacMillanCharlotte Y. Martin FoundationMcCormick Tribune FoundationPatrick G. ’63 and Judy McDonaldTheresa Quilico McDonough ’48Michael J. ’72 and Mary E. McDonoughRobert J. ’68 and Cindy McKayMcKay Family FoundationMichael J. ’71 and Carol Ann ’71 McKeonAnn Moser McKinney ’33 EstateJohn P. ’60 and Joan Urquhart ’60 McMahonDeborah Doyle McWhinney ’77Merritt H. ’57 and Joanne P. MonsonGregory S. Munro ’75B. Lynn Anderson Munro ’71M.J. Murdock Charitable TrustRichard P. ’83 and Diana R. NashNordeen Family Investments, LLCAbbott L. and Jacqueline NorrisNorris Woodworking Inc.Robert A. and Kimberlee Evanko ’76 NystuenRoy and Susan O’ConnorCarroll and Nancy O’Connor FoundationCharlie and Charlotte S. OliverDonald L. ’58 and Shirley Harned OliverKate E. Oliver ’77Mildred McDonald Oliver ’37John L. ’62 and Marilyn OlsonArthur OrtenbergBernard Osher FoundationPacific Steel & RecyclingBuck Page and Jennifer L. Alderson Page ’95Ronald B. ’58 and Judy A. PaigeDavid R. ’86 and Monica Conrad ’80 PaoliWilliam G. ’65 and Cheryl Saari ’66 PapeshJill L. PerelmanLaurence W. ’67 and Patricia A. PetersenDavid Ray ’67 and Suzanne Morin ’78

PetersonJohn L. ’57 and Jean M.H. ’56 PetersonPlum Creek FoundationBen PollnerPoore, Roth & Robinson, PCTerry PughQuaker Oats CompanyRawlings ConstructionGeorge D. ’50 and Lorraine Kurfiss ’50

RemingtonWilliam A. ’52 and Joanne ReynoldsThomas Rickard and Catherine C. CappsHelen Roberti Charitable Trust

Donald C. ’63 and Michele P. RobinsonRocky Mountain Forms & Graphics Inc.Urban L. ’57 and Donna E. RothGeorgia Stripp Rowe ’32William H. Ruegamer ’67Jack F. ’65 and Bonnie E. RussellWilliam O. and Beverly RyanJoseph and Miriam T. SampleRichard J. ’87 and Darlene M. SamsonGrant E. and Debbie SchermerLloyd G. and Betty SchermerAnn ScofieldJames R. and Christine ScottMick and Marie Volkel ’64 SeidlShakopee Mdewakanton Sioux CommunitySandy SheppardJoseph F. ’70 and Cherie L. ShevlinNatalie J. ShippenF. Morris & Helen Silver FoundationBrian D. and Karen SippyEverit A. ’66 and Nikki Paulsrud ’65 SliterJ. David Slovak ’80St. Patrick Hospital & Health Sciences CenterLeonard R. Stach ’65Nancy Fleet Stark ’70State Bank of TownsendSterling Financial CorporationSterling Financial Corporation

Board of DirectorsStockman BankMary C. StranahanMatthew S. ’88 and Janelle M. ’88 SwensonEric ’88 and Dana Lembke ’89 SyvrudInstitute for Interactive Journalism (New Voices)Shirlee Bedard Thiebes ’48Alice M. ThorpeJames O. Tingle ’52Loris TooleBurke and Karen S. ’76 TownsendToyota USA FoundationJohn R. ’64 and Mary Ellen Cawley ’64 TurmellUgrin, Alexander & Zadick Building PartnershipUniversity Faculty AssociationUniversity of IdahoUniversity of Maryland Foundation Inc.US BankDorothy Van Alstine ’31 EstateDirk C. and Kim Visser

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At the latest DeanStone Night recognition

banquet for the journalismschool, students received

over $90,000 in scholarships and

awards.

The College of

Technology provides

occupational education

in 34 areas, ranging

from health care,

business and culinary

arts to computers,

electronics and heavy

industry.

Maurice P. ’45 and Marion Fisher ’48 VolkmanGerhard J. and Ursula G. Von der RuhrPeter G. Von DoerstenWalgreensJames B. WallerJohn E. WallerWalnut Investment Corp.Dennis and Phyllis J. ’64 WashingtonDennis and Phyllis Washington FoundationLeon P. ’65 and Hazel L. WashutG. G. WeixNelson S. “Jerry” Weller ’58 Western States InsuranceWiancko Family Donor Advised FundA. Warren ’65 and Betsy Ross ’66 WilcoxSuzy WilliamsJames A. ’67 and Caroleen WillitsDouglas J. ’65 and Linda Madsen ’62 WoldWorden Thane, PCJames M. ’51 and Frances Jorgensen ’53 WylderWyss FoundationDouglas and Nancy ZimmermanZip BeverageBill and Carole Zuppe

MAIN HALL SOCIETYAlpine Log HomesTom ’64 and Rita AndersonBert and Kari ArnlundA. June Atkins ’71Aurora Borealis FoundationJames R. ’63 and Justine V. BartellJames A. Barthelmess ’58Daniel J. and Diane G. MacDonald ’68 BarzGreg D. ’79 and Doreen Bond ’85 BeachJohn K. Bebee ’77 and J. Kim Schulke ’81Monte ’79 and Catherine BeckDouglas Beighle ’58L. Randall ’77 and Julie Stewart ’77 BishopBitterroot Land Co., LLCAllen and Billie Sue Lester ’69 BloomgrenJill K. Bradford ’96Robert A. ’65 and Beverly Simpson ’63 BraigRobert E. ’77 and Kerry C. BronsonScott M. Brown ’67Charles H. ’66 and Sally Carroll ’64 BultmannRobert F. ’54 and Bettina ’94 BurkeWilliam C. Bryson and Joan C. Campbell

Bryson ’65Cherry CreekClayton T. ’96 and Dawn M. ’95 ChristianKameron CiricaMack Clapp ’70 and Sandra D. Turk ’76Clear ChannelCobb FoundationCraig W. ’79 and Susan Swenson ’79 CrawfordJane Rowland Crouch ’68Steve and Liz CunninghamWilliam J. ’75 and Sarah Grant ’95 DakinDana GalleryJanet Fowler Dargitz ’57John L. Delano ’47Denver Zoological Foundation Inc.P. Daniel and Ann Weldon DoyleLarry M. ’78 and Linda ElkinFarmers State BankGerald A. Fetz and Sallie B. ScottFire Protection ServicesHarold J. ’64 and Sharee R. ’65 Fraser

Jerry R. ’73 and Janice S. NorskogIvan L. O’Neil ’50Louise B. OzmunJim and Sharon PalmerDorn and Debra Grauman ’76 Parkinson

Joseph R. ’75 and Sandra L. PayneTerry W. Payne ’63William H. ’72 and Pamela Brown ’79 PayneKent B. Perelman and Mary J. ShafferBob J. PerryTimothy S. and Elaine L. PetersonMarjorie PettinatoPhillips, Bohyer & Hedger, PCChip Pigman ’86Plum Creek Marketing Inc.Ward H. PowellPresser FoundationKent D. Price ’65Marian E. PricePyromania Fireworks, LLCDavid H. ’92 and Krista M. ’99 PyronRagain, Christensen, Fulton & Filz, PLLCStanley Reinhaus Family FoundationSam A. ’41 and Kathleen Dunmire RobertsJoseph I. Saltsman ’48K. Dale ’68 and Judy E. SchwankeRobert J. ’59 and Carol M. ’60 SeimJohn S. Shaffner ’74Michael J. Sheldon ’86Kenneth F. and Judy SiebelWilliam M. ’68 and Ellen Gallus ’68 SolemSt. John’s Military SchoolJames R. and Nell T. StaubStewart Title of Missoula County Inc.Stimson Lumber CompanyKeith ’74 and Judith Seidensticker ’70 StrongRoger M. Sullivan ’85Russell E. ’58 and Arlene M. SvingenHenry TillmanTransport Equipment Inc.Gene L. ’65 and Colleen TrippTri-State Water Quality CouncilU.S. Bank and U.S. Bank TrustVillage Senior ResidenceVirtu Consulting, LLCLido J. ’50 and Bev VizzuttiVirgil L. WalleW. Douglas Wallin ’47Washington CorporationsDonald K. ’04 and Marni WattamKatherine WeistTony Wertz ’65 and Grace T. DanielWestern State Equipment CompanyWestside Lanes & Fun CenterEarnest W. Williamson ’73Gary J. and Lynne S WillsteinGary M. ’78 and Nancy G. ’77 Zadick

Dan GerberMatt ’06 and Adele M. GibbsLyle M. ’62 and Shirley GlascockFrank A. GodchauxWyley P. ’63 and Gail E. ’62 Good

Gough, Shanahan, Johnson & WatermanPaul V. ’72 and Betty L. ’72 HaackPaul T. ’65 and Dona L. HagenGertrude L. HawleyL. Richard and Cindi HayneWilliam Randolph Hearst FoundationJared S. ’96 and Jennifer K. ’93 HeggenElizabeth Wakeman Henderson Charitable

FoundationChristian and Nora HohenloheShelley B. Hopkins Poore ’82Harold H. ’57 and Georgia Wendt ’58 HowellEdward L. Hughes and Roberta L. Anner-

Hughes ’92Jeffrey K. and Tamara HuttenRandolph Jacobs ’35Gene R. ’77 and Karen Clegg ’87 JarussiMeri JayeM. Dean ’53 and Joan M. ’52 JellisonJim JohnstonKristen Gustafson Juras ’77David T. ’68 and Sue KearnsJ. William ’61 and Anita J. KearnsA.J. ’50 and Almeda L. KingDavid King and Jeanne M. McNulty-King ’91Donald W. ’64 and Ann Krueger KinneyDoug N. and Caryl KleinBarbara Streit Koessler ’42Richard C. Krumm ’60Dennis E. ’73 and Angela Cooper LindTim R. ’75 and Darla LindseyDonald L. ’63 and Joan R. ’58 LodmellRoderick L. ’69 and Sharon MacKenzieStephen J. Mathers and Dianna K. Tickner ’92Mark R. ’80 and Carrie Wylder ’80 MatskoDorothy E. McBride ’62Tom ’68 and Carol McElwainMedco Health Solutions Inc.Ron and Nichkol MelansonJohn and Ruth MelcherPaul D. ’66 and Ann ’64 MillerRobert W. ’73 and Bonnie MintoMissoula Symphony GuildPatrick M. ’81 and Toni A. ’81 MontalbanMontana State Golf AssociationGordon and Betty Moore FoundationMoose’s Saloon Inc.Neil and Judith Blakely ’60 MorganMountain West BankJohn O. ’73 and Margaret MuddMuralt Family FoundationClyde W. and Judith W. NeuNoon’s Food Stores

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For the first time in 100 years, spiritual leaders from each of Montana’s

12 tribes gathered on October 13, 2006, for a sunrise ceremony to bless the

site where the University’s Native American Center will soon be built.

OVAL SOCIETYAllied Waste ServicesMoira B. AmbroseAmerican Indian Education FoundationCraig K. ’76 and Jane F. ’80 AndersonApplebee’sDavid J. AronofskyDaniel and Deborah Luckett ’84 ArriolaRichard J. ’83 and Margaret BachmeierDavid H. ’62 and Lornel A. BakerWilliam R. BattleBennett Law Office, PCJonathan L. Bernthal ’82Best BuyPhilip E. and Katherine BlakeMervin J. BlockFredrick B. ’76 and Diane BodholtBozeman Daily ChronicleMarshall & Mary Brondum Special Assistance

Foundation Inc.Mark BryantLarry and Theresa BucherBudget Print CenterJohn J. ’52 and Nancy Calvert ’52 BurkeMark J. ’84 and Cheryl Gordon ’86 BurnhamPaul E. ’56 and Nancy Schilling ’56 CaineCampus InnJan D. ’61 and Lisette Bennett ’62 CarterGary B. ’77 and Cynthia Rigg ’76 ChumrauWilliam E. ’92 and Vicki M. ’95 CoffeePatrick J. ’65 and Linda ConnorsDavid B. ’83 and Kandice K. CotnerCreekside InnBruce D. ’59 and Mary CrippenKen ’91 and Marianne Nelson ’88

CrippenRobert L. ’65 and Cheryle CrippenAndrew J. and Mary B. CrossDaily’s Premium MeatsAndrew I. ’90 and Wendy Miller ’90

DavidsonTed M. ’75 and Kate ’76 DelaneyDepot CorporationJoel D. and Merrilee M. DinerRuss DooleyDouble Tree HotelScott C. Douglas ’95Michael C. ’70 and Kathryn Martin ’70 DuffieldMark and Dorcie DvarishkisCorey D. Edens ’82Roger T. Egan ’71Eide Bailly, LLPEsther L. England ’66Famous Dave’s Legendary Pit BBQFred FerreiraFirst Interstate BankFirst National BankWilliam J. Fitzgerald ’52Gordon FixDave S. ForbesFormer Agents of the FBI FoundationFred Meyer FoundationG & Z, LLCH. William Gabriel ’76Randall Gray ’76 and Nora K. Flaherty-Gray ’74Kathryn H. Green ’59John P. and Maggie GreytakHaines DrugLawrence and Anne HamblyTerry Hammerschmidt

Channing J. Hartelius ’68Hertz/Western Rentals Inc.Holiday Inn Missoula ParksideShirley E. HowellRussell E. ’70 and Karen HugginsIndependent PublishingPatricia L. JanikJerry M. and Donna M. JohnsonRuth Sackett Johnson ’46Bill and Andrea H. JohnstoneRobert F. ’64 and Shirley JorgensenKarl Tyler ChevroletChris and Debbie KarlbergKECI TVJames P. Kenyon ’74John D. ’87 and Mindy KirkpatrickKent and Kathy G. ’66 KleinkopfArnold V. ’57 and Pauline KoberJames V. and Donna L. KochLarry J. and Sharon D. KolbFrank J. ’68 and Toni J. ’69 KolendichKPAX Communications Inc.Ernest L. and Ruth A. ’56 KradolferDonald M. ’66 and M. Louise Snyder ’66 KrummKTMF TVLamar Outdoor AdvertisingLambros Real EstateClarke J. ’65 and Patricia McCallum ’65 LamontJared and Susan LangleyJames A. ’85 and Dawn Craven ’85 LochridgeBradley J. ’77 and Carla A. ’74 LuckD. James ’70 and Norma Jean ’00 MacKenzie

John B. Malletta ’91Howard T. MannLino A. ’61 and Sherry A. ’75 MarsilloFred J. and Shirlee MartinDaniel N. ’80 and Marcy McLeanLarry L. and Linda McManusBill and Barb McQuirkMDU Resources FoundationMeadowlark GalleryValerie C. MerriamMissoula Federal Credit UnionMissoula Veterinary Clinic, PCThomas J. ’66 and Margaret MoholtMontana Harley DavidsonMontana Newspaper AssociationMontana Rail LinkDavid B. ’87 and Hope ’89 MonteliusEarl E. ’61 and Adrienne MorgenrothSasha and Amy MoritzMoulton, Bellingham, Longo and Mather, PCJames R. ’81 and Bonnie Briggs ’83 MountainMountain BroadcastingMountain Water CompanyMike and Ann MunseyRobert E. ’70 and Judy Munzenrider

Gary B. and Pauline M. MurrayBill and Mary MuseBill and Sandy MyttyNoella Nichols ’60James M. ’80 and Kathryn C. O’DayWilma O’GaraTim B. O’Leary ’81 and Michelle CardinalGregory E. ’77 and Mary Noel ’81 OlsonMichael J. ’80 and Karen Walker ’80 O’NeillDonald C. ’53 and Patricia ’61 OrlichEvelyn B. Osborn ’32Raymond K. ’71 and Natha OstbyReed A. ’89 and Faryaneh OverfeltPhil R. ’50 and Stella PalmGerald and Penelope Wagner ’61 PeabodyRoger and Sherry PetersenMichael R. and Gay PetersonRudy and Michiko Pettinato FoundationM. Peter Philley ’80 and Monica ButlerAllen A. and Dianne P. PickensJohn P. Poston ’64John and Colleen PowersKent J. PrattPress Box Inc.Prudential Montana Real EstateSean-Thomas O. Pumphrey ’01 and Lisa A.

Brotherton PumphreyPyron TechnologiesRed’s BarRandy ’73 and Debbie C. RegerJohn C. and Anne M. RemienArthur L. and Lynn D. Rice

Robert D. ’71 and Amy C. RossRobert H. ’71 and Tracy R. Wise

RoullierRay RoundTom and Susan P. ’79 RoySage AccountingJohn Erik ’78 and Amy G. ’79

SakariassenJohn C. ’85 and Patti SchulteDiane B. SeitzSheehan MajesticRobert E. ’67 and Kay Bradley

’65 SheridanEarl L. ’62 and Donna SherronJean’ne M. Shreeve ’53Sign ProLawrence R. ’83 and Cara Olson ’85 SimkinsTerry Skantel and Geri M. Lincoln ’88John R. ’56 and Sue SkeesMaylinn Elise Smith ’87Smurfit-Stone Container CorporationsnapApps.com Inc.James C. ’72 and Barbara SohmMonte J. ’79 and Starla Peck ’80 SolbergRichard A. ’54 and E. Jane ’57 SolbergBrian S. ’86 and Judy SommersJ. Wes and Chris SpikerGregory K. Stahl ’82Bob Stanchfield and Patsy Anderson Stanchfield ’56Ernest and Anna SteinerSterling Savings BankChris J. Stoll and Janet L. WhittakerRick J. ’89 and Judi SullivanT.E.S.T. Inc.Douglas W. ’64 and Dianne C. TaylorTechnical Sourcing International Inc.Gary L. Temple ’62Jeremy G. ’51 and Virginia K. ’47 Thane

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American Indian Business Leaders, an organi-

zation founded at UM and headquartered in

the School of Business Administration, now

has 60 student chapters around the country.

Topp CompanyDennis and Shan ToussaintGene Tripp Jr. Inc.Vann’s Audio Video & ApplianceWarren F. ’48 and Jane F. ’42 VaughanWal-Mart FoundationWalsh Family FoundationMike WalterTony ’62 and Penny Nelson ’71 WastcoatE. W. Weinrich Charitable TrustWells Fargo Bank Montana, N.A.Randy WhiteJoseph R. Whittinghill ’89James J. ’71 and Linda WierWild West Company Inc.Dirk A. Williams ’85 and Kristine L.

Foot ’85L. Reed Williams and Julie Gemar

WilliamsRaymond E. and Ann D. WooldridgeWilliam and Sam Yiengst

ANNUAL MEMBERS OF THE PRESIDENT’S CLUBCharles W. ’57 and Patricia AchauerJames W. and Kathy AdairAdair JewelersThomas H. Agamenoni ’60Albertson’s Stores Charitable Foundation Inc.Sharon AlexanderSherman AlexieRichmond F. ’57 and Dorothy F. AllanAllegra PrintingBonnie AllenBrian K. Allen ’83Clarence E. ’53 and Martha AlmenNick and Sue AlonzoAltamont Oil & Gas Inc.American Endowment FoundationWilliam F. ’69 and Marcia B. AmrineCherie Fey Anderson ’58Dennis J. and Julie AndersonRichard G. ’74 and Margaret AndersonStuart E. ’95 and Kyla R. ’95 AndersonWilliam A. ’61 and Marlene E. AndersonAnderson, ZurMuehlen & Company, PCJerry G. ’63 and Jean ArthurLarry C. ’65 and Dorothy AshcraftAshland Inc.Ashley Furniture WarehouseMichael and Marie C. AutenAwin Management Inc.Tracy ’86 and DeLynn AxelbergSteven C. and Jane Easter BahlsGeorge E. ’76 and Anita Oberhofer ’75 BaileyTrent N. Baker ’01Thelma M BakerArnold Bakken ’43William R. and Lee M. BallardWilliam BallewAllan H. Baris and Karen S. WattsJon Barlow and Rebecca Summerville ’85Philip ’60 and Sandra BarneyAlfred BaroneSteve and Lexie Verdon ’77 BarrBruce B. Barrett and Adair D. Kanter ’80Jack and Laura Bergh ’50 BarrettJohn BarthelmessSusan Bashor

Roberta Walsh Boylan ’66Teresa BranchLarry and Laura BrehmMark A. Bretz ’81 and Barbara Gillett-BretzBretz RV & Marine CenterTimothy P. Brick ’76Rodney L. and Mary Jean BrodTom and Meredith BrokawHarry S. and Nancy M. BrownKaren M. Brown ’79John T. and Virginia Goodheart ’84 BrowneCharles A. and Cynthia Rapp ’71 BryanGary A. ’82 and Janine BryanVan K. and Wallis Morger ’85 BryanSteven R. Bryant ’88Robert W. ’54 and Judy BuchananBruce M. and Kathy BuchmanMark K. Buck ’80Bunzl Distribution California, LLCJ. Martin Burke ’74Scott M. ’85 and Tana Lindberg ’88 BurkeWilliam M. ’60 and Carol Tower ’61 BurkeMichael BurksGeorge BurtonMichael G. ’73 and Karen Strom ’72 BurtonButte Press ClubErwin C. ’51 and Ethel L. ’65 ByrnesC L Rentals, LLPGlen M. ’86 and Sharilyn McGuire ’87 CampbellDirk Cappis ’93William CarasRobert J. Cardinale ’56Steven S. ’84 and Ellen M. CareyDan CarlinoArthur N. Carlson ’52Gary B. ’69 and Sherrill D. ’69 CarlsonRobert M. ’79 and Cindy Lee ’90 CarlsonCarpets Plus Inc.Jean T. Carter ’79 Roger W. and P. Jane CarterPaul and Lenette CarusoRoy and Kim ChaconMing-Chun Chang ’83David R. ’87 and Sally Ann ’86 ChisholmDavid P. Christenot ’74Dana L. ’76 and Stephanie ChristensenChurch, Harris, Johnson & Williams, PCCity GlassHelen B. ClarkKent O. Clausen ’82Eugene H. Clawson ’67Roger L. ’68 and Kay ClemensRonald J. ’70 and Elizabeth CocchiarellaBrian E. ’64 and Linda CockhillEdward D.Coffman ’77 and Karen Ann Reyner ’74Colin D. Cole ’80Mark R. Cole ’75Ronald D. ’68 and Linda J. Luoma ’68 ColemanWilliam and Virginia ColvinKenneth E. Colyer ’84Community Bank MissoulaMark S. ’78 and Nancy Jo ’76 ConnellJohn G. ’84 and Kathy ConnorsJoseph C. ’69 and Sharon M. ConnorsWilliam H. ’75 and Kerry A. ConradRoberta Atkinson Cook ’56Cordingley FoundationCorixa CorporationSteven J. Corning

James D. ’63 and Betty J. BasoloDarlene Bates ’70Max G. ’69 and Cindy BauerRobert D. ’54 and Helen Ring BeachScott R. and Shannon BeachRob and Tonya Behrens

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64 percent of UM students

receive some form of financial aid.

BelleCreeke Landscape CompanyRonald A. ’71 and Jane BenderRonald J. ’70 and Jeanne Matthews ’85 BenderPhillip S. ’64 and Carla M. BensonMichael D. Bentz ’75Joan Anderson Berman ’62Thomas Berninghausen and Nancy CookRaymond M. Berry ’48Jon W. and Anne ’72 BertscheMartha A. Berube ’86Robert O. and Doris Ann BestBest Western Grant Creek InnBibler Foundation Inc.Rick Bice ’76James I. ’74 and Lyn BienvenueBig Sky Specialized Carriers Inc.Leon G. ’59 and Cherry A. BillingsGuy R. ’84 and Sharon BinghamBrett BissellBitterroot MotorsBitterroot Valley BankDavid H. Bjornson ’85Jill Thompson Black ’93Michael G. Black ’86Joseph N. Blankenbaker FoundationEleanor BlantonCharles W. ’57 and Peggy Haugen ’71 BloomBlue Ribbon Auto BodyBlue Ribbon FliesBob Ward & SonsMichael D. Boehme ’71Jamie Boettcher ’67George D. Boifeuillet ’55Julia Conaway Bondanella ’65Bryce E. and Barbara BondurantMargaret B. BordenBoulder Partners, LLCBoulder Partners-Millsite, LLCCurt BowlerBrad and Jodi Bowser

Cosmetic Surgical ArtsMary Ann Cotter ’95Michael W. and Patricia O’Brien CotterJack W. ’57 and Joyce F. ’60 CoxLeslie C. and Janet Trask ’63 CoxRichard L. ’61 and Cheri Pippenger ’61 CoxSherry F. CoxBenjamin L. ’53 and Jeanne E. CraigWilliam G. Crandall ’79Henry R. ’97 and Suzanne CraneWilliam M. Crawford ’59William R. ’68 and Connie CrossCrow’s Nest GalleryCrystal Sportswear Inc.Curley’s BroilerMichael E. Cutler ’95D.A. Davidson – MissoulaStephen R. and Verla DaileyJohn R. Daily Inc. Lonnie J. ’71 and Pamela Jean ’68 DaleAnthony and Leslae DalpiazGeorge C. ’58 and Lois DalthorpFrank G. ’90 and Rae Lynn McCarty ’90 D’AngeloBruce ’63 and Tina DanielsonBradley D. ’91 and Debora A. DanticDarigold FarmsJohn K. Datsopoulos ’62Robert W. ’48 and Helen L. ’47 DavidsonDays InnDayspring Services Inc.Robert K. ’77 and Antonia DeanNancy J. DeCouLaura Del GuerraRobert L. ’70 and Rebecca H. ’68 DeschampsKristin Schermele Deschamps ’92B. Michelle Dewey ’84Anne Dietrich ’50Briar and Heidi L. DiggsDavid V. and Rosamond E. DiggsDiscovery Ski AreaMichael Sean ’83 and Brenda DockeryDorsey & Whitney FoundationSar and Teresa DoughertyWilliam A. Douglas ’63Aaron and Kay DowneyJeff DowneyMax and Jennifer McDonald ’92 DowningDick ’52 and Beverly H. ’53 DoyleFrank M. Dugan ’88Gary J. DunnMichael J. DwyerPatrick DwyerEastgate CenterMarvin A. ’90 and Kathryn Mann ’91 EberlingKaren EbleA.G. EdwardsEide Bailly, LLPCraig and Sharla J. EkegrenTravis T. and Kelly ElderWilliam J. ’66 and Nancy EllisonHugh E. and Joan ElmoreEnvironmental Contractors, LLCLouis C. and Ruby ErckDorothy M. ErhardElizabeth Evans ’73Rick EvansExpress Personel ServicesTerry L. ’82 and Rebecca F. ’86 FalconMary G. FarlandJennie Wood Farley

James E. ’77 and Leslie F. FarmerRonald F. ’54 and Georgiana Coppedge ’55 FaustShirley FeatherlyRichard C. ’69 and Linda S. FellowsH. Kent and Joann FergusonFinnegan’s Family RestaurantFirst National BankFirst State BankElvin D. Fitzhugh ’83Bruce P. ’72 and Mary Ann FlynnRichard L. ’64 and Maureen A.

’64 FordGary T. Fosse ’84K. Allen ’57 and Barbara FoucarGeorge ’51 and Helen Merrill ’51 FoxTimothy C. ’87 and Karen FoxTimothy H. ’72 and Exie S. FranceNicholas L. and Leslie A. FrazeeIan A. FrazierDoris Lund Freeman ’50French ConnectionJames R. and Beverly FrohlichFrontier West, LLCRick A. ’71 and Jeannette G. FrostBruce and Bridgett FugleiCal FussRichard and Elaine M. ’85 GagliardiAlbert J. ’52 and Peggy Hanley ’48 GalenGary J. Gallagher ’54 and Vicki Morin-GallagherGalusha, Higgins & Galusha - MissoulaGalusha, Higgins & Galusha - HelenaArmando GamaGannett FoundationGarden City Builders, LLCHenry H. and Linda M. GarySteven and Kathy J. GaskillBill and Melinda Gates FoundationDonald A. ’68 and Mary R. ’71 GatzkeDonald G. Gaumer ’83Elon Gilbert and Susan Lindbergh Miller ’88Frank L. Gilfeather ’64Daniel and Leigh GillettRobert ’66 and Mary GilletteJim and Donna GlantzGale E. ’68 and Janice C. GlascockRichard Ethan Gordon and Cheryl Renee WatkinsScott ’95 and Toni GraggGreat Falls TribuneSue Grebeldinger ’84Michael W. Green ’99 and Kiely Keane ’00Robert A. GrimmNorman H. ’71 and Patti GrosfieldRobert W. and Alayne L. GrothenWilliam ’61 and Carrie J. GuanellRaymond and Laurie Wood ’74 GundlachJoel E. ’75 and Ann M. ’74 GuthalsGuthals, Hunnes, Reuss & Thompson, PCOswald and Jeanne GutscheRichard ’64 and Carmela A. GuzaLeslie S. Hahn ’85Gay Lythgoe Hainline ’54John R. Hallowell ’42Gary and Karen HamiltonHamilton Misfeldt & Company, PCMichael H. ’87 and Kirsten

DeMersseman ’94 HangasLeona Myrick Hansen-Sherwin ’37 Estate David T. HansonDean G. and Betty Lou HansonEric J. ’95 and Brenda Weyermann ’95 HansonGreg L. ’71 and H.J. Zimmerman ’70 Hanson

Stephen P. HardyDaniel C. Harrington ’91Edwin J. Harris ’78Henry U. and Eleanor HarrisMargaret E. HarrisHarris Connect Inc.Stanley C. Harrison ’56Rick ’70 and Tracy HartThomas and Sharon HartFay K. HarwoodRobert G. and Sarah Waller ’52 HatfieldJim HaugheySharon L. HawkeMark S. and Linda M. HawkinsMichael S. and Jone R. HayesThomas M. ’99 and Donde HayesDean E. ’64 and Patricia G. HazeltonTimothy R. ’87 and Oxana HealyIke HeaphyShane M. HedgesRichard W. ’63 and Carolyn S. HeldArnold G. Helding ’38Michael J. and Lisa R. HeleanCory A. ’92 and Leslie G. HendersonRobert J. Hermes ’80John P. Herrlin ’79Gloria C. HewittWayne R. Hiett ’91Michael J. and Suzanne L. HillThomas S. ’63 and Sandra J. HinesRoger C. and Kathleen M. HobbsTerry F. ’65 and Lynda Brosten ’76 HoberBob ’70 and Marge HoeneHoliday Inn Express/Quality InnMarcia E. Holland ’76Jeffrey M. and Kori HollenbackScott L. ’74 and Jody E. ’75 HollenbackJames and Wanda HollensteinerChristopher S. ’87 and Vickie M. HonzelCharles E. ’61 and Joan M. HoodMark and Cynthia Haugen ’92 HopwoodR. Scott ’73 and Palma Sandell ’74 HorsleyEdwin W. ’62 and Janet G. HouseKristine Oakland Houtonen ’73Eric S. Hummel ’93Howard C.A. ’49 and Mary Carol McCrea ’51

HunterCraig and Tia HurlbertHyperion BiotechnologyImage Conscious

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This year the LawSchool’s Moot Court teammade the national finals

for the eighth straight year, the country’s longest

winning streak.

Kristen Inbody ’03Insured Title, AN LLCInterWest HealthInvensys Systems Inc.The Irish American Partnership Inc.Robert C. ’74 and Mary Anne JacksonGerald L. ’66 and Kristi S.V. JacobsenDoug ’82 and Kathy JamesJohn J. and Louise JanikMack H. ’68 and Jean JenkinsMark S. Jensen ’84 and Cynthia G. Boies ’90Mitchell W. Johnson ’82Ralph L. ’64 and Raenell A. ’70 JohnsonRobert E. Johnson ’86Ronald L. ’66 and Margaret F. ’71 JohnsonRoy L. and Suzanne M JohnsonSteven R. Johnson ’95Thane P. ’90 and Nancy JohnsonElizabeth B. Johnston ’52William S. ’79 and Dori Middleton ’83 JohnstonBill JonesJackie S. JonesW. Ryan ’96 and Natasha Prinzing ’00 JonesWilliam Evan ’59 and Karen K. JonesR. Mark ’88 and Bonnie L. ’82 JosephsonJunkermier, Clark, Campanella and Stevens, PCGary R. ’56 and Mary Ellen Erickson ’56 JystadChristian ’50 and Betty Gaston ’47 KafentzisWilliam F. ’58 and Delphine T. KaminGeorge K. ’67 and Peggy J. KantzAllan L. ’76 and Patricia KarellDarla J. Keck ’87Lewis P. ’53 and Carol Cushman ’56 KeimPaul KeiperPete and Helen KellyKelly LoggingJack W. Kendrick ’65Jeffrey J. ’93 and Stacy F. ’94 KendrickBarry J. ’70 and Janis KenfieldDirk W. ’75 and Beverly KenfieldMargaret KingslandDoug KintzlerBrad William KliberMarynell Faith KliberCharles A. ’66 and Marcia Dion ’65 KnellWayne K. ’66 and Dorothy F. KnutsonJames H. ’65 and Eva KoesslerDaniel J. ’50 and Marilynne Kitto ’50 KornWarren H. ’74 and Diane KottkeWerner KrahlM. Sharon KreitzbergDaniel H. Kress ’83 and Patricia S. GlickJohn and Gale KuglinJean M. KummerowJames S. and Pamela LaCorteKristian E. La Cour-Madsen ’92Helen F. Laine ’43Lambros Community FoundationTad M. and Kay D. LaneRoger A. and Sue LangCraig A. LangelStephen M. Langer ’80Clifford G. and Patricia LarsenDirk H. ’56 and Connie G. LarsenLarsen Law FirmHollister A. LarsonNorman J. ’63 and Sandee LarsonDan D. Lauren ’90Paul G. and Susan E. LaurenEdward Lawler ’91

Roger D. McDonaldGeorge S. McElhinney ’72 and Suzanne B. RepaskyJeff and Amanda McElroyGreg and Loreen Leonard ’87 McFaulMichael J. McGiboney ’65Kent C. McGowan ’89Edward and Brenda McGreeveyJoe D. McKayMichael E. ’67 and Jeanette S. ’69 McKeeRussell E. and Kathleen M. ’92 McKinnonJames and Paige McKusickJames McLaughlinTom and Dani C. McLaughlinDave McLeanJames P. McLeod ’89McLeod RealtorsLeo P. McMeel Insurance Inc.George R. and Doris Carlson ’49 McMurrayMelvin L. ’75 and Jami McNeaC.B. ’66 and Jo Ann Phillip ’64 McNeilCharles E. McNeil ’84Adam L. ’01 and Keli S. ’00 McQuistonBruce J. ’86 and Annie McTavishVincent and Sue MengJames A. Messina ’93Douglas D. Meyers ’78

David and Michelle MiewaldMartin ’64 and Vickie Schweitzer ’74 MikelsonsFrank W. Milburn ’55Millennial Charities and Philanthropy Inc.Charles G. ’39 and Helen K. MillerMarlee Miller ’85William H. and Kriss L. MillerDennis G. Minemyer ’68Elsie MinifieMissoula Rotary Noon ClubMissoula Textile ServicesBill A. Mitchell ’50Modern MachineryLeroy M. ’52 and Patricia Walker ’53 MolineDonald W. ’76 and Judy K. ’70 MolloyMontana Bankers AssociationMontana Board of InvestmentsMontana Business Capital CorporationMontana First Credit UnionMontana Society of CPAsMontana Society of CPAs, Missoula ChapterMontana Society of Public AccountantsMontana Transfer CompanyLewis W. Moore ’42Kelly Moran ’87 and Shelly WillsDan T. MorganDavid Morgenroth and Barbara Koostra ’93Eugene F. and Michelle MorrisRandy D. Mostad ’83

John E. and Joan Albert LawlerCameron D. ’97 and Kristi McDonald ’95

LawrenceThomas A. and Alice A. LayneBrent R. Leadbetter ’92George T. ’65 and Lynn Hershman LeesonJim Leik ’77Peter and Jacqueline T. ’85 LenmarkLeon K. Lenz ’74Gene J. ’65 and Pam LeonardBruce A. and Chris Noel ’77 LeporeJohn W. and Susan Nissen ’68 LerdalLerner FundBob Lerum ’54Eugene and Dorothy LescantzCharles LevitanRobert and Diane LevyLynne M. Lewis ’64Stanton C. ’64 and Anita R. ’71 LewisLife Care ServicesLadd and Vicki LincolnRex K. ’61 and Sharyn Branning ’62 LincolnLilian H. Linduska ’36Yongsheng Liu ’93Eric Loftsgaarden ’97Sherman D. Lohn ’76

Emma Bravo Lommasson ’33Harry and Norma L. LongwellJames J. LopachRobert J. ’88 and S. Jane ’72 LoppChristopher C. ’79 and Susan LoyBill LubkeAlvin E. Ludwig ’73Ronald and Sheila LundGary ’78 and Mary Stephens ’73 LusinScott MacDonald Memorial FundWilliam L. and Elizabeth L. MadisonBruce and Tricia MadsenMalletta Investments, LLCDave S. ’75 and Kay ManovichLou MarchelloJames A. ’74 and Joy A. MariskaRichard C. and Sherry MarrJoe MartinT. Sam ’81 and Lori MartinEvan Martinsen EstateJim MatelichCraig MathewsMatovich & Keller, PCWilliam MayerJoseph P. ’75 and Patricia J. ’70 MazurekMBLM Ventures, LLPJohn M. McCabe ’68Earl W. ’73 and Jennifer Cheff ’95 McCallCraig McCoy and Jacalyn Kaye Brown-McCoyPhillip L. McCreedy ’00

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For the past 12 years, the Health Careers Opportunity Program has

been helping economically and educationally disadvantaged students pursue

careers in health care. In the past three years alone, 130 disadvantaged

students have participated in the summer enrichment program, thanks to

private support.

Mr. Miniblind of MissoulaMule Deer FoundationMullan StationRobert G. ’69 and Pamela H. ’69 MullerCraig M. Mungas ’98Joseph Paul Mungas ’04Susan J. MuraltMuralt’s Inc.C. Max Murphy ’74 and M. Sheila Callahan

Murphy ’75James L. Murphy ’51Rusty MurphyThomas J. ’85 and Leslie A. ’80 MurphyNACDS FoundationJohn and Nancy B. NeerhoutJenny NelsonNelson Brothers, LLCNeon StudiosPamelia A. Newbern ’83Newland and CompanyRobert W. ’55 and Kay F. ’56 NewlinPaul L. Nisbet ’92William J. Nooney ’55Thomas K. and Cindy J. NortheyNorthWestern EnergyDavid and Bridget Bowman ’82 NovisNutritional Laboratories InternationalGary and Katherine Harstad ’68 NygaardRichard and Betty J. Akerson ’61 O’BrienRobert K. ’81 and Toni Mickey ’81 OggRandall S. ’76 and Virginia B. OgleJace A. Olson ’98Jay OlsonMarc and Barbara L. OlsonTimothy Michael Ondrak ’05David W. OpitzJulie Ann Orser ’82Jerry and Arlene G. OsburnsenOtten FoundationDavid N. Ottolino ’73Sarah Arnott Ozment ’81P.E.O., Chapter A MHelen M. PaigeTimothy Paine and Sandra Wells PainePal-Around PlaycareParadise FallsJan K. Parks ’82George P. Paul ’54Terry Payne & CompanyThe PeakPella Windows & Doors Inc.Jim PellettMary E. PengellyMark S. Peppler ’73 and Ronnene A. Anderson ’73Walter H. ’66 and Peggy L. PeschelErika R. Peterman ’01Robin S. ’72 and Shannon PetersKeith D. ’56 and Marilyn Shope ’57 PetersonTodd PetersonStephen L. ’72 and Ann Cade ’72 PhelpsPierce Flooring and Design CenterMark S. ’77 and Melanie Fran PlumDan P. Plute ’67 and Nina VeselovaPNCAdvisorsTimothy J. Polich ’91 and Sonia ZambranoHike and Barbara Lee ’61 PollemMax F. ’75 and Debby PorterDaniel T. and Dian S. PottsBob and Charlene PowellStephen G. and Kim A. Powell

Elwood and Dorothy Rochon ’43 PowersPratt Realty, PCClaudia PrattJay W. and Cynthia PrestonJack PringMinott and Janice L. ’99 PruynRollett A. Pruyn ’76Michael J. and Geannine Rapp ’92 PurpuraPyramid PrintingQuality ConstructionDouglass A. and Katherine L. Jones ’61 RaffRonald P. ’86 and Valarie Enebo ’88 RamsbacherLoren RandallBenjamin and Lynn RassieurErnest M. ’64 and Mary Lou S. ’64 RatzburgTroy D. ’92 and Ann L. RauschJohn RawlingsCraig ReadmanWayne S. ’86 and Wendy RebichShane N. Reely ’94Richard A. ’81 and Marilyn Engler ’96 ReepRalph R. ’49 and Arlene ReesReMax Realty Consultants, LLCBetty Morrison Remington ’54Jesse W. and Nancy S. RhoadsJohn T. and Roxi A. RileyJonathan I. and Joanne ’64 RitvoDan J. and Jeanine Jenkins ’72 RoadhouseJoseph RobertsStephen D. Roberts ’77Bob Robertson ’65Patrick M. Robins ’03Patrick R. and Kitte RobinsR.H. “Ty” Robinson ’48Rocky Mountain Eye Center, PCDavid RogersJoseph E. and Sally D. RogersJoshua C. Rohde ’97Margaret Cox Rolando ’76Marcia Lynn Ronck ’76William P. Roscoe ’70Chuck RoseRon R. ’75 and Karen J. RosenbergJames E. ’83 and Elizabeth T. ’84 RossThomas P. ’62 and Louise Johnson ’62 RossWilliam A. Rossbach ’77Dan and Maureen Beasley ’64 RovigSteven R. Rovig ’80Ruana Knifeworks Inc.Michael C. ’78 and Vicki ’77 RubieRuby’s Inn & Convention CenterRandy R. Rusek ’83Bettie J. RushingBrent P. Russ ’95Russ’s Body & Paint Shop Inc.John N. and Patricia C. RustRutan & Tucker, LLPReed K. ’73 and Michelle McMeel ’72 RydellJoby and Renee SabolJames A. ’74 and Michel A. ’69 SalisburySteven and Lori H. SaltzJames J. Salvo ’68David F. SampleGeorge V. ’55 and Suzanne ’58 SamuelsonPatrick G. Sandefur ’96 and Molly K. Howard ’02Timothy J. ’66 and Judith A. ’80 SatherRoger L. ’60 and Bonnie SavageWilliam J. and Joyce SchaffGeorge W. and Janet SchemmDale J. ’77 and Jeanne Duffy ’77 SchillingerSue Anne Schleif

Tom and Dian SchmidtKathleen B. Schoen ’74Scott R. and Cindy SchroederBernd A. Schulte ’65Larry A. Schulz ’59John C. ScibekMichael J. ’79 and Danette Thompson ’89

ScolattiJohn L. Scott ’87 and Amy Wilson ScottHomer A. and Mildred S. Scott FoundationJohn P. Scully ’72 and Antoinette OaneAndy and Julie SeamanJohn M. ’70 and Sally SeebergerJames R. ’81 and Peggy Crowley ’77 SeelFred B. ’99 and Wilma SeidenstickerBrian T. and Lynne R. SeitzKenneth S. ’73 and Susan M. Senn

Dan L. Severson ’71Douglas E. ’88 and Sara Robitaille ’89 SexeWard A. ’58 and M. Gayle ’55 ShanahanJames D. Shannon ’76Bradley A. Shefloe ’70Brian D. ’83 and Sandra ShepherdMolly R. Shepherd ’79Andrew C. and R. Jolene SherryGeorge L. ’00 and Donna SherwoodCharles D. ’76 and Niki ShonkwilerShopKo Inc.Joanne F. Shreeve ’55Richard F. and Kelly Lucas ’90 ShullScott ShullJ.K. Simmons ’78Ronald C. ’60 and Myrna K. ’60 SimonSteven R. ’90 and Suan Fousek ’90 SimonRobert D. ’77 and Shirley Inabnit ’99 SimonsonKlaus D. ’72 and Karen Miller ’94 SitteRandall R. SkeltonLinda L. SlakeyMark A. ’98 and Christa J. ’98 SlatenRichard Slater

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A study recentlyreleased by Sciencemagazine showed thatUM professors had thefifth largest growth inpublications output in the country, with an89 percent increase inthe 1992-2003 period.

Sleep City USAJustin P. ’97 and Jennifer J. ’98 SliterTom and Ralene K. SliterScott A. and Kathy M. SmarttBryon E. ’96 and Colleen SmithClayton and Rachel S. ’84 SmithDebra D. Smith ’75Doug SmithThomas S. and Thelma L. SmithZane G. ’55 and Betty Blake ’55 SmithFritz and Miyo SnyderJudy L. Sommers Southgate MallBob SparrJ.B. ’49 and Eva LaPine ’47 SpauldingCorinne Aalesund Spencer ’02Dale SpettigueSpiker Communications Inc.Dan L. Spoon ’81Mark SpringerEric D. ’86 and Kim B. SprunkWilliam A. ’87 and Sherry SquiresJohn StaluppiKen and Mary StaningerLarry and Kristin StaynerHarold J. ’66 and Sheila M. ’68 StearnsRay W. and Patricia Hamilton SteeleGerald W. SteinbrennerJohn W. ’59 and Kay LeFevre ’59 StipeDavid L. Stoick ’94Jon L. ’79 and Dona Snyder ’79 StonerJohn D. ’83 and Michelle L. StreichPaul D. Strom ’79 and Janis E. Hayes-Strom ’87Roger E.’62 and Ann M. StrombergGerald E. and Genell Jackson ’58 Subak-SharpePeter W. and Sheila M. ’57 SullivanSun Mountain Sports Inc.Sustainable Resource SystemsJerry SwartoutTim and Mary SweeneySweet Pea Sewer & SepticGreg P. and Jennifer Erdmann ’95 TabishJohn and Susan Anderson ’80 TalbotTarget CorporationTATA America International Corp.Clark TaylorNicholas S. Teel ’67Ric and Lisa K. ThomasJack C. ’69 and Janice Cragholm ’69 ThompsonDonald E. ’66 and Jude ThomsonThunderbird MotelJames A. ’54 and Mary Ann TidymanTimothy and Sue A. ’74 TiffinTilleman Motor CompanyEdward and Darlene TimmerhoffWilliam B. Tiritilli ’70Gregory R. ’77 and Lani ToddJohn R. Toole Preservation FundLarry ’68 and Phyllis ’69 ToppTreasure State Bancorporation Inc.James H. ’68 and Linda ’67 TrythallGerald M. ’53 and Mary Lyn ’52 TuckerCharles L. ’79 and Kathleen Hasquet ’75 TurnerWinston A. ’54 and Gwen Gholson ’55 TustisonUM Alumni AssociationUM BookstoreUniversal Athletic Services Inc.University MotorsJohn and Maxine S. Van de WeteringJohn B. ’68 and Nikki Van HeuvelenJoseph W. Vansickle ’85

Barbara E. Arnold ’05Jared Baker ’06Trent N. Baker ’01Lisa A. Brotherton Pumphrey ’99Ralph E. Combs ’05Henry R. Crane ’97Elizabeth Cunningham ’03Matt Gibbs ’06Dale P. Gillespie ’05Michael W. Green ’99Thomas M. Hayes ’99Marita Renne Herold ’06Peter E. Hilen ’01John Holahan ’03Molly K. Howard ’02Kristen Inbody ’03Darby Anne Kaikkonen ’05Kamalpreet Kaur ’06Kiely Keane ’00Damian R. Khoury ’00Scott Robert Kinney ’06Cameron D. Lawrence ’97Taylor Kai Lee ’06Eric Loftsgaarden ’97John M. Mastin ’05Frankie L. McBurney ’04Phillip L. McCreedy ’00Adam L. McQuiston ’01Keli S. McQuiston ’00Joseph Paul Mungas ’04Jace A. Olson ’98Matthew A. Olson ’02Timothy Michael Ondrak ’05Cory J. O’Neill ’01Jeffrey Donaldson Perkins ’06Erika R. Peterman ’01Scott B. Peterson ’04Janice L. Pruyn ’99Sean-Thomas O. Pumphrey ’01Krista M. Pyron ’99Charles H. Rinehart ’04Patrick M. Robins ’03Fred B. Seidensticker ’99George L. Sherwood ’00Shirley Inabnit Simonson ’99Christa J. Slaten ’98Mark A. Slaten ’98Jennifer J. Sliter ’98Justin P. Sliter ’97Corinne Aalesund Spencer ’02Kathleen Walle ’02Donald K. Wattam ’04Brittany Pratt Wood ’97James K. Yeates ’01

Ronald D. Venn ’86Kent R. Vesser ’93Virginia Y. Vinal ’50Mary Kay Voget ’39The Lulu May Lloyd Von Hagen FoundationWakefield Family Fund Inc.Bertram F. Wakeley and Emily J. Melton ’65Thomas A. Walbridge ’48Guillermo M. Walker ’61Kathleen Walle ’02Thomas J. and Sharon K. WalshLarry and Shirley WalterMark WalterskirchenAlice WandlerDawn WardMark E. WardMonty Ward and Shelly FrameCatherine WarmeWilliam F. ’77 and Laurie N. WatkinsVicki J. WatsonJan Davis Weiner ’70Stan and Carol M. WekkinLois M. WelchThomas G. ’73 and Phyllis WelchWalter M. and Susan B. WellmanRonald and Avis A. ’76 WeltonRoger A. West ’63Western Business Equipment Inc.Western Montana Development, LLCWGM GroupJim and Aana Lisa C. WhatleyCurtis W. ’84 and Danette Lynn ’86 WheelerJames Scott ’69 and Jane E. WheelerGary E. ’69 and Veda WhitmanDan and Peg WhittenbergThomas A. ’52 and Diana C. ’52 WickesCharles W. ’59 and Alexis Ward WilleyRichard H. and Darinda WilliamsShelton C. ’66 and Lois WilliamsStephen M. ’73 and Linda A. WilliamsWilliams Law Firm, PCPaul R. WilliamsonSteven R. ’86 and Arleen G. ’87 WinslowKevin L. ’65 and Margaret A. WinterSteven L. WissingKathryn E. Witkowsky ’95Donald B. Witmer ’83Van W. and Jeanne E. WolvertonMargaret L. Woo ’75Brittany Pratt Wood ’97Dora Dailey Wood ’41George Wood ’50Gerald B. ’74 and Susan A. ’69 WoodahlWorden’s Market & DeliDaniel T. ’72 and Sandra L. ’72 WorrellRonald J. ’96 and Amy L. ’95 YatesJames K. Yeates ’01Marcia Holmes Yury ’62Richard C. ’80 and Susan Becker ZinsKimberly S. Zipp ’83

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In Princeton Review’s 2007 edition, UM was named one of 361 best colleges,

a “best value college” and “college with a conscience.”

GRIZZLY GOLDSOCIETYGraduates Of the Last Decade contribute at least $100 for eachyear since their graduation from The University of Montana.Members this year are those who earned a UM degree since 1997.

as of June 30, 2007

Big Sky Lumber Co.Weldon J. Birdwell II ’82Jeffrey and Susan Thrailkill ’72 BrotmanDorothy C. CellaChurch, Harris, Johnson & WilliamsCiticorp/CitibankCommunity Medical Center Inc.R.D. ’66 and Patty Prigge ’88 CoretteJanet Fowler Dargitz ’57Dennis K. ’67 and Gretchen Holtz ’66 EckGlobal Travel/Budget TravelHarriet Welsh Gray ’48Richard GroverEric H. Hartse ’72Robert and Sally Waller ’52 HatfieldHigh Plains Pizza Inc.Hines Motor SupplyShirleyann Kincaid Horning ’42Jarussi & BishopElizabeth Booth Johnston ’52 and

Kathleen Booth Van Meter ’55KST-HokkaidoKappa Alpha Theta SororityLilian Hopkins Linduska ’36L. Bruce Madsen ’64Meadow Gold DairyM. Louise White Menk ’49Microsoft Corp.Missoula Home Builders AssociationDonald W. ’76 and Judy Strauss ’70 MolloyMountain West Track and Field ClubRobert and Tana MullendoreNational Endowment for the ArtsNorco ProductsPacific Steel & RecyclingPhil R. ’50 and Stella PalmPublic Service CouncilNils A. Ribi ’78 and Patricia

Brolin-Ribi ’85Tom and Joan ScottWilliam M. ’43 and Shirley

Roehm ’49 ScottJ.R. Simplot Co.Alfred P. Sloan

FoundationGenevra StewartTabish Brothers

Distribution Inc.James O’Malley

Tingle ’52U S West

CommunicationsMaurice P. ’45 and

Marion Fisher ’48 Volkman

John T. Wiegenstein ’41

A Cut AboveDuane A. Adams ’60Gary F. ’75 and Jeani AdamsEllen B. Adelman ’79Airport Restaurant & LoungeLindsay and Kathleen Preuninger ’76 AkeyHerb and Bette AlbrightAllied Irish BankJeffrey AmentDudley and Joyce Britzius ’83 AndersonEdward and Marge AndersonAnderson ZurMuehlen & Co., PCVictor C. ’67 and Jean AndresenARC Thrift StoresArlen J. and Lisa Lehman ’97 ArendsWilliam J. ’65 and Kathleen ArgersingerHoward G. ArnettKevin and Kim Kirby ArnotArt Attic Inc.Walker J. ’59 and Sharleen AshcraftJ. Mayo ’76 and Joan AshleyAssociation of Government Accountants,

Lake Missoula ChapterHelen G. AtwoodKen AultLar K. Autio ’82 and Susan G. Ridgeway ’90Lela Moniger Autio ’61Douglas D. ’74 and Maureen AverillGerald L. ’76 and Marlene BachmannClint and Karon BaertschJacqueline BaldwinWilliam M. and Kay F. BallLarry and Nancy BallanceBill and Linda BangsCollin K. Bangs ’67 and Patsy PlaggemeyerJohn Barrett and Sue MayahiTerry BasoloTraci J. Baumgardner ’99Richard and Dorothy BayerBeach Transportation Co.C. D. “Bud” Beagle ’52Jean BeagleBeara AssociationJim ’72 and Phyllis Fair BeatonJohn R. ’88 and Monica Woolf ’87 BeckerNed C. ’86 and Kimberlee Lane BeckerRoger J. ’70 and Nancy BeeterRichard W. ’59 and Bernice K. BeighleDavid and Linda G. Bell

James E. and Maryann BellSteve and Donna Stevens ’86 Benedict

William E. ’70 and Terry BergerGlenn Berglund ’84

Richard R. Berreth ’71Frank B. and

Susanne BessacGeorge B. ’74 and

Shirley Brooke ’73 BestBig Sky Brewing

CompanyBig Sky Orthopedic

Supply Inc.Richard S. Biggerstaff ’53

Paul and Elizabeth Bigler

Shane C. ’86 and Erika Colness ’89 Bishop

Brian D. Bizzano ’92James M. ’77 and Christine Bjelland

Mark and Sandra J. ’84 BlairBlue Ribbon Auto BodyBob Ward & SonsBobby Hauck Football CampSteven P. ’79 and Sarah M. BoernerArlyss BolichLee and Judy BomanCorinne BorchersJohn T. Boyle ’76 and Kerry McMenusBoyle, Deveny & Meyer, PCDaniel E. and Susan C. BrabyWalter L. ’75 and Linda BradfordBrauer, LLPWanda BravadaWilliam A. ’79 and Joanne BrennerWalter ’76 and Candace ’75 BrettDonald D. ’59 and Shirley BrickleyGregory T. Brinkerhoff ’84William H. and Judith M. BrodskyJoseph and Vivian M. BrookeBo BrownDavid J. and Ann Martirena ’83 BrownPerry and Shirley BrownRobert J. ’88 and Susan K. ’81 BrownStephen R. BrownJohn and Sheila F. ’69 BuchananTeresa L. Buckner ’93J. Brian ’79 and Anne Hauptman ’75 BulgerMatthew J. ’83 and Mary Debernard BurbankJames Lee and Pearl BurkeJohn J. ’82 and Stella BurkeJerry ’67 and Lynda Kolby ’68 BurnsRick BurtThomas E. ’72 and Dee ButoracBob and Becky ’85 ByrneJ. Michael ’72 and Anita Graves ’71 ByrneJack C. and Linda S. ByrnesKevin R. and Barbara Rigg ’82 CallaghanCappis Physical Therapy-Great FallsCarey Law FirmFrederick G. ’80 and Susan CarlBruce R. ’81 and Judith Friman ’78 CarlsonRoberta Green Carter ’72Tex T. CatesJames CathcartJerry and Colleen CebulaLee and Patricia ChapmanDavid J. ’75 and Roberta A. ChaseJohn J. ’79 and Kimberly A. ChesarekCharles A. ’69 and Mary ChesbroThomas L. Chesbro ’69Gary and Kayla J. ClarkT.W. Clark Construction, LLCCoca-Cola BottlingJohn C. ’64 and Nancy Nelson ’61 CoffeeRonald D. ’81 and Valerie Lynch ColeCollection Bureau ServicesClinton W. ’59 and Donna M. CollinsDaniel J. and Sheila ComboCommunity Foundation of Greater MemphisKevin R. Condit and Nancy A. Lorge-Condit ’86Gary M. Connelley ’83 and Karan Lynn Dunnigan ’83Marilyn ConnorKenneth B. CookDirk N. Cooper ’90Thomas and Pamela M. ’93 CopleyCurtis F. and Lisa M.B. CoxPatrick L. and Patricia S. CoyleTimothy P. ’84 and Rebecca CreightonThomas D. ’65 and Jo Ann C. CrociJack Cross

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UM alumni are true to their school.

Our 13.3 percent participation in fundraising

programs exceeds thenational average of

11 percent.

DEAN’S CLUBDonors of $500 or more during fiscal year 2007

HONOR MEMBERSHIPThe Honor Society of the President’s Club was activethrough fiscal year 1998. No new members have been enrolled since June 30, 1998. Listed are donorswho made single-sum gifts of $20,000 or more orcommitted an irrevocable planned gift of at least $50,000 before that time. Their membership in theHonor Society will be in effect throughout their lifetime.Members of the Benefactors Society who made such gifts are listed as Benefactors.

William J. HarringtonDavid W. ’85 and Karen K. HarrisMark K. ’82 and Jill R. HarrisRebecca Bruck HarrisDouglas R. and Rosemary Sayer ’71 HarrisonDouglas S. Hart ’77Harvest Sun Inc.Mary J. Hashisaki ’61Barry and Carol I. HastingsRussell M. ’79 and Beverly M. HatchJohn C. ’63 and Mary Lou Murphy ’64 HauckRobert L. ’87 and Stacey Harbin ’90 HauckThomas C. Hauck ’65Gary Hausken ’79Jeremy S. Hawks ’99Gladys R. HaynesMarie Hebnes ’89Tom HeislerDean A. ’56 and Patricia HellingerGlen R. HenkelJack R. and Lynda D. HenryJack L. ’50 and Connie HensleyHeritage BankJoyce M. HickethierPeter E. Hilen ’01Warren A. ’67 and Anne M. ’68 HillArvid HillerThomas W. Hilley ’80Lew B. Hines ’58HoagievilleHoagieville No. 2Rick and Jocelyn HoaglinTerry Hober InsuranceSteven C. ’81 and Joani Teichrow ’84 HochhalterWilliam HoffmanJohn ’03 and Ashley HolahanAndrij HolianHuntley HollandNeil S. and Candy L. ’90 HoltHarry L. ’69 and Susan L. HomMay Hom

Home Depot Political Action CommitteeAdolf U. and Eileen T. HonkalaRonald J. and Kay HopkinsMartin and Julia N. HornVernon B. ’68 and Karen ’70 HovenDan R. ’79 and Eileen D. HowardRaymond A. ’73 and Molly Harrison ’72 HowardCharlotte HoweJim R. Huggins ’86Larry T. ’68 and Kitt HugginsGary V. and Judy HughesJim HuguetDale E. ’67 and Dianne Popham ’68 HuhtanenJeff HunterClayton L. ’52 and Barbara Simmons ’52 HuntleyDave HurleyThad A. Huse ’94Huse Law Office, PCRoger Hutchens

Culligan Water ConditioningJohn C. and Diane CummingsElizabeth Cunningham ’03Kyle D. Cunningham ’91Patrick A. ’83 and Cherie McManus ’82 CurryLarry ’70 and Judy Williams ’67 CyrRoberta K. Dahl ’76Stephen R. Dailey, DDSLawrence F. ’68 and Frances DalySteve and Shannon DamronRobert E. ’69 and Phyllis DanielsE. Craig ’77 and Peggy M. ’80 DaueVictor M. DavisEric J. ’91 and Cynthia DawaldGary L. Day ’81 and Jo Jo Ridgeway ’87Robert L. ’68 and Shari Livingston ’66 DaytonDC Orthopaedic Supply Inc.Peter A. ’81 and Cathy Carpenter DeaJon M. ’68 and Linda L. DeBourgRobert G. Delk and Carey E. Matovich ’81DeMarois OldsmobileMike and Rhonda DembiskyGerard A. and Janel Mass DeryBarry A. and Kristi DeschampsErnest C. and Pat B. DeschampsDiamond Jim’s CasinoKelcey J. Diemert ’93 and Nancy A. Irons-Diemert ’93David J. ’84 and Jan R. DietrichAnnie DillardThomas J. DillonMarie DinwoodieWilliam C. and Fonda M. DitchIvan and Carol M. DoigEd Donahue and Janet L. Stevens-Donahue ’01Timothy P. ’89 and Janelle L. DonovanWalter R. DoomJames E. Dopp ’83 and Patricia J. Reksten ’90Ulysses S. and Jane S. DossPhilip C. Doty ’64Dean and Kristi Laughlin ’86 DrenzekRobert G. Drummond ’87Kenneth W. Dupuis ’57Daniel DwyerMichael F. Dwyer ’67 and Susan Alley ’72Harold V. Dye ’71 and Nancy K. Moe ’81Eastgate DrugJim J. and Mindy ’87 EdwardsTimothy C. Edwards ’89Phillip J. EickhoffKen S. ’67 and Kathie J. ’68 ElderElk River PrintingMark and Shelly ElliottVirginia Murphy Ellison ’75James EmerichEngeo Inc.Nathan S. and Jane A. EnglishLarry D. ’76 and Callie Halverson ’76 EpsteinGary E. ’61 and Alice ErbGerald E. and Bobbie EvansW. Richard Evans ’64Thomas L. and Terri FaragoMichael J. and Kathleen FarmerKenneth J. and Tenley FasolaDavid G. Fenner ’98 and Nikki Walter ’91James S. Ferguson ’77Allen J. ’68 and Candace Cougill ’75 FetscherWesley E. ’90 and Cathy Brady ’90 FinchEd and Georgia FineThomas M. FinnClinton J. ’77 and Christine K. FischerDavid W. ’69 and Paulette Forsyth ’68 FisherBob and Tamara L. FisterDennis J. ’74 and Toni Maltese ’72 FlahertyBryan and Carrie FlaigFred G. and Rebecca FlemingRobert E. Fleming ’96Jim P. and Julie Foley

John F. Foley ’81Food For Thought Inc.Thomas A. Foor ’74 and Peggy J. Kuhr ’73J.M. Forbes & Co.Four G Plumbing & Heating Inc.Richard A. ’70 and Judy FoxDonald E. Fraley ’63J. Michael ’67 and Catherine Lottie FrellickRacene N. FriedeMark S. ’93 and Cynthia L. ’91 FritchHarold W. ’64 and Estela FullertonTom FureyGrant T. and Elizabeth J. GalyardtGB Real Estate Inc.Jean M. Gee ’95Gail R. Gentes ’78Earl M. ’58 and Ramona L. GenzbergerMarty GibbsStephen R. ’69 and Debra J. GibbsDonald N. and Mary GillespieJoan K. Gillespie ’48Hal ’56 and June GilletJerry GillinghamDean M. ’83 and Eda Stalcup ’84 GillmoreJoseph Gilmartin and Margo J. HickmanJohn D. Giuliani ’00Horace W. Godfrey ’39Raymond V. and Barbara GoeresCharles M. Goligoski ’84John R. ’67 and Carol GordonStan GoreGradient Geophysical ServicesGary L. ’69 and Carol A. GrahamJames B. ’78 and Pamela GrangeSonny GratzerBruce S. and Peggy K. ’73 GravingGeorge L. Gray ’50Harriet Welsh Gray ’48Great Falls Chapter, MGSADale A. and Dianne J. ’82 GreenGreen Diamond Resource CompanyDennis and Laurie Fisher ’88

GregoryRoger GrenfellHarry S. Griffith and Shelly

L. JohnsonGriz KidzElena GroeneTeresa L. Gruba ’88Maurice GuayArthur A. Guenther ’70Reed J. ’82 and Mary Jo ’82

GunliksonRobert E. Gustin ’85Donald and Lois P. HabbeClayton R. and Barbara

HabermanSam E. Haddon ’65Jeff D. ’93 and Julie Hanger ’90 HainlineCarol HalcroAudrey HallDouglas A. Hall ’72Hall-Widdoss & Company, PCDonald J. ’66 and Susan HamiltonGreg M. and Donna G. HamiltonVicky HammondHampton InnDavid and Geneva HandlemanHarold H. ’50 and Mildred HangerGary and Toni Niklas ’91 HansenRonald E. Hansman ’66Myron L. ’76 and Sharon O. ’71 HansonJohn M. and Virginia J. HarlowGreg M. Harper ’92 and Jennifer A. Rose-Harper ’93P. Bruce ’72 and Barb HarperEdward J. Harrington ’59Richard T. ’73 and Natalie Y. Harrington

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UM has 70 international partner universities, having

recently added the University of Cork, the University of

Potsdam, two universities in Tajikistan, the Universities

of Torino and Siena, and Universities of Montpelier and

Toulouse to create more opportunities for student and

faculty international exchanges.

Hydraulic Industries Inc.J. Davis and Cynthia Rusch ’70 IllingworthImaging AdvantageImprintsIron Horse Brew Pub Inc.Mick and Jane ItenDanna R. Jackson ’96Greg and Cathryn JacksonRobert A. ’73 and Marilyn JacobsT. Ray ’62 and Marjorie Loyall ’62 JacobsDaniel A. ’72 and Patti Robertson ’91 JacquesJames and Sonia M. JarrettPat JasperLester L. ’72 and Judy JensenWayne A. ’61 and Kaaren J. ’64 JensenWilliam A. ’88 and Carole A. JensenStanley R. ’79 and Grier ’78 JepsenMichael E. ’81 and Lori JohnsThomas and Helen Tocher ’81 JohnsBruce H. Johnson ’67Cordell ’60 and June Bowman ’59 JohnsonKirk D. and Korilee K. JohnsonRichard Cameron JohnsonRichard D. Johnson ’65Scott D. ’81 and Maribeth Molloy ’84 JohnsonStephen F. Johnson ’70Johnson Controls FoundationGilbert R. JohnstonChester C. ’61 and Evelyn C. JollyEdward D. Jones & Co.Irene and Brian JoosTimothy C. ’93 and Jennifer Avery ’90 JoynerJames F. ’60 and Nuhad D. KadlecKenneth and Kyong KapalczynskiJames M. Kaze ’74 and Linda Lee KazeDuane and Jean KechterWilliam ’72 and Mary C. KeenaJerry L. ’80 and Margaret D. KegleyPatrick J. Keiley ’87Brian L. ’69 and Janet ’69 KekichRobert J. Kelly ’69Kenneth M. ’68 and Barbara Brendsal ’68 KemSteve KenckJim A. and Angela Tutokey KenyonJoe and Nancy KeslerJames D. Keyser ’72Mike and Nancy KeyserDamian R. Khoury ’00David and Trudy Polich ’72 KhouryJeffrey S. ’93 and Jaime Kraft ’98 KicklighterTerry and Sharon KingKingfisherThomas B. ’72 and Beverly B. KinraideNancy Kirk ’72Ralph B. ’79 and Corinne KirscherRalph T. KloserTami Ursich Knoeller

Douglas L. Koch ’74Alexander J. KochanFrederick D. Koenig ’49William J. and Linda KohlRohn L. ’66 and June A. ’69 KohlerHelen Lambros Kolokotrones ’54Skip ’71 and Susan KoprivicaElizabeth Shultis Kotowski ’87Rod KruckenbergJames D. ’74 and Jennifer Kay ’72 KuehnDonald A. ’67 and Donalee Beary ’65 LaBarAnnette LaboyLady Griz Cage CampTed B. ’71 and Marilyn M. ’71 LaineRoger O. Lambson ’61 and Ann Victoria ThomasWilliam D. ’83 and Kimberly LamdinBrian Lancaster ’67 and Susan KnaffLeonard and Barbara J. ’75 LandaDonald D. ’69 and Carolyn P. ’82 LangStephen M. LangerThomas L. and Lois W. ’64 LarsonDoug and Laurie A. LawrenceAlexander F. LazorikB. J. ’86 and Julie Lynn ’90 LearyDouglas G. LeBrun ’58Jim ’74 and Olivia D. LeidThomas W. Lemcke ’82Brad and Tara LeonardSolomon E. Levy ’81Lewis & Clark NF Employee AssociationMichael J. ’87 and Mary LincolnRod A. Lincoln ’65Michael LindsayDoris LindstromAndrew LinkClayton D. ’85 and Lonna Nelson ’86 LinnellRobert R. ’71 and Nancy ’71 LochmillerClemance R. ’01 and Jamie L. ’98 LockmanTerry L. Long ’97Donald E. ’66 and Janet D. LorangerDonald R. ’58 and Patricia A. LordJ. Gary and Jennifer LouquetR. Gregg Lovell ’75Lawson N. ’72 and Marsha J. ’72 LoweArthur W. and Katherine Wright ’70 LusseLawrence F. ’76 and Linda Lefavour LussyLinda L. Lynch ’66Mark and June LyonsM.A.R.S. StoutTerry J. ’88 and Alyssa MacDonaldCharles F. ’85 and Brenda MaesRenny and Rose Mary MalachJohn E. and Dolores MallettaSpencer L. and Rhea Blanchard ManloveCharles O. MannMann Financial Inc.Jon ’68 and Liz H. Marchi

Marie’s ArteriesDaniel W. ’50 and Colleen

MarinkovichRose MarshallMarsillo & SchuylerJeff MartinRobert C. ’69 and Sherry MasseyJohn M. ’05 and Christine H.

MastinTom D. ’79 and Maria A.

MathewsJ. Bradley ’90 and Susan MathisJ. Wayne ’67 and Judy MathisMarianna Merritt Matteson ’54J. Matthew MaxwellJudy MaxwellJohn R. ’72 and C. Kathleen

’85 McBrideJoseph D. ’98 and Toni McCaffery

Helen Johnson McClellan ’50B. Riley ’77 and Patricia T. ’92 McClellandJerry and Karen J. McConnellDennis McCruddenDiane Rockwell McCue Hollinger ’52William N. ’82 and Linda Harman ’82 McCullochTimothy J. McGee ’82Robert C. McGiffertLaurence M. and Lynn A. McHeffeyCraig R. ’75 and Marie E. McIntyreWilliam R. ’74 and Louise M. McKenzieTimothy W. McKeonWillis M. ’48 and Laura McKeonGary ’79 and Dixie Goeres ’85 McLaughlinMcLaughlin PaintingEdward P. ’73 and Sandra McLeanDaniel T. McQuinnTimothy J. ’77 and Sheila F. ’75 MellgrenRichard L. Merritt ’48Kevin J. Messner and Brenda M. BachmeierJeffrey and Julie A. ’90 MichaelThomas P MichelsRobert D. Mihalovich ’85 and Jennifer M. Super-

Mihalovich ’85Richard MillerDonald G. Millhouse ’67 and Jaime Spaulding ’65Mark MillhouseJeff MincklerDennis G. Minemyer, CPAMiramonte Resort & SpaMiss Zula’sMissoula Bone & JointMissoula Downtown Lions ClubAlbert M. ’81 and Carol MitchellMarion L. Mitchell ’98James A. Moe ’90Monida Healthcare NetworkMontana Club of MissoulaMontana Enviromental Health AssociationMontana HomefittersJulio K. Morales ’72John and Shannon G. ’87 MoreMorgenroth Music Center Inc.Michael and Lori Salo ’77 MorinDonald W. ’62 and Dee MorrisBruce H. Morrison ’93Jack K. ’71 and Nancy MortonStanley MossGene and Nancy MostadAlan L. and Betsy MulkeyRobert G. MullendoreGary and Betty J MuraltZane G. Murfitt ’50Daniel C. Murphy ’76Edward P. and Kathleen MurphyGerard MurphyKelly MurphyMaureen L. Murphy ’59Michael E. ’89 and Sherry Linnea ’89 MurphyTim and Joyce MurphyDonald E. and Char MurrayRaymond C. Murray and Maureen J. FlemingDan and Marie MyersPatty Holmes Myers ’70Peter and Rene D. NazelrodDavid R. and Shelly NeilKenneth R. Neill ’65Bill NelsonHarold M. and Carolyn V. NelsonIvan T. ’62 and Shirley C NelsonSteve NelsonT. Daniel NeveauWilliam J. and Nancy Flagler ’78 NicholsDonald E. ’56 and Ardice Sayre ’59 NicholsonStuart C. ’59 and Janie Jo NicholsonJohn M. and Barbara Beyring ’70 Noah

“The Haynes Scholarship has been a great

encouragement for me to go on and pursue my dreams.

I plan to go to law school and focus specifically

on international conflict mediation and human rights

violations. Receiving this scholarship has shown

me that there are people who are willing to support who

I am and where I hope to go in life.” Peter Bailon,

Sophomore, Anthropology, Missoula

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Ronald W. Noland ’63Robert H. ’51 and Ruth Metvedt ’54 NormandNorthwest Acceptance CorporationNorthwest Display Co.NorthWestern EnergyStephen C. and Christine NoydNRMB, AALASJames E. ’69 and Jeanine Warner ’69 O’ConnorJohn E. and Ruth A. OdlinDaniel A. O’Fallon ’82 and Kathryn M. Timm ’82Ogg Law OfficeKathryn Albert Ogren ’70David A. ’79 and Toni M. ’91 O’HaraGene L. ’69 and Lin Kirk ’91 O’HaraOrval G. and Randa OkkenGeorge S. Olsen ’71 and Ellen M. Vogelsang ’77Greg N. ’78 and Debora Schenarts ’87 OlsonJerry A. Olson ’67Matthew A. Olson ’02Ruben M. and Teresa Zimmerer ’78 O’NealCory J. O’Neill ’01Carolyn S. Ostby ’77Wallace L. ’64 and Diana Jo Page

Brian and Paula SheridanDaniel D. Short ’78Marcia Siblerud ’97Gerald H. SiemansAlfred J. and Mardene SkogenDavid J. ’87 and Lisa J. SlamaBrent M. ’89 and Pamela L. ’90 SmallBrian J. Smith ’90Buck and Julie SmithJeff A. Smith ’73 and Barb Holmes-SmithJohn E. Smith ’87Richard L. and Edith G. SmithStephen D. SmithDonald V. and Sharon Martin SnavelySteve and Lorraine SnipperJohn C. ’84 and Rita K. ’76 Sommers-FlanaganJhan SorensenSoroptimist InternationalSouthgate InnSouthgate Mall Merchants AssociationWilliam C. and Debbie SparrWilliam SpenceSpoon, Gordon & McHugh, PCStaninger & AssociatesState Farm InsuranceDouglas A. ’00 and Jasey C. ’98 StauduharAllan K. and Jean Kavlie ’92 SteeleKenneth A. ’82 and Cindy SteinTed J. and Martha C. StetlerThomas G. Stevens ’70Mike J. StocklinJerry F. ’57 and Betty M. StoickJohn R. ’92 and Janet T. ’83 StoneLoren C. ’79 and Joni W. ’82 StormoFred J. ’55 and Gayle StoutHoward F. Strause ’75Scott R. Stromberg ’99James H. and Phyllis StrosahlJoe StudinerDaniel J. ’77 and Mary Ann ’77 SullivanRobert J. ’80 and Mary R. SullivanWilliam J. & Helen Sullivan Revocable TrustZane K. ’72 and Marilyn SullivanSullivan, Tabaracci & Rhoades, PCSummers, McNea & Company, PCGregory C. ’01 and Jaclyn SundbergRonald A. ’66 and Wendy J. ’85 SusottKarl M. and Mary Beth SwansonMarc E. Swanson ’81Bill and Shirley SweeneyNancy J. Sweeney ’80Thomas R. Swenson ’87Herbert and Mary Lynne SwickGreg and Angela Owens ’92 SwitzerRodney L. ’86 and Shannon Kathleen ’86 SykesJohn K. ’87 and Wilma TabaracciMick ’76 and Susan Blewett ’74 TaleffJames S. TaylorRonald A. ’73 and Marguerite M. TaylorWolfgang “Dieter” and Margery Crockett ’54 TedeJames L. Thomas ’76Perry and Brenda J. ThomasSue ThompsonBrian R. ThrappMark ’88 and Anne TimmonsBryan C. Tipp ’85Title Services of Missoula Inc.Dennis F. and Julie A. TonkinRobert and Patricia K. Torgerson

Max F. Porter, DDS

Duane A. Portwood ’89

Maurice J. PossleyDavid and Becky

Armstrong ’71 Powell

Stephen Powell, M.D., PCJohn L. ’71 and Paulette R. ’67 PrattRobert E. ’69 and Virginia R. ProctorThomas L. Pugh ’85Jessica Hayes PugrudQuality Inn & Conference CenterMike and Sandi L. ’69 RamosJames G. and Laurie J. RandallLoren W. Randall, CPA, PCMichael R. ’90 and Holli ’97 RankinRBC Dain RauscherHal and Lini ReadingRed Rooster Inc.Donald G. ’69 and Marilyn RedeenKevin W. Reed ’88Reep & Bell, PCKenneth and Ginna ReesmanMark ReflingJames M. and Linda Black ’93 RegnierDavid R. Rehbein ’74Robert and Barbara Reider

Stan Reifel and Dana Boussard-Reifel ’66Casey ’72 and Jacqueline Rahn ’75 ReillyRob ReimannLeo A. Rhein ’50David G. and Elizabeth A.L. ’65 RhoadsFrancis M. ’65 and Charlene Kay ’64 RicciJ. Curtis ’92 and Emily J. ’96 RichDon ’67 and Eula Mae ’70 RiderPeter G. and Cindy Ridgeway

Jon E. ’91 and Lynn J. ’95 RileyLarry E. ’66 and Dianna Reber ’88 Riley

Patrick M. Risken ’81Bob and Debra Roberts

Rocky Mountain Ear, Nose, & Throat, PCRocky Mountain Truss Company, LLCRodney and Janice RogersMerle J. ’42 and Josephine RognrudCraig and Lanell L. ’93 RostadMark F. and Kathleen W. RotarKathryn RothDavid B. RoutzahnBill and Judith RummelCarl A. ’76 and Annette RummelRuss Real EstateLester T. ’50 and Erma E. RutledgeRobert R. and Kathy SaurerMichael J. and Jemima G. ’80 ScarpelliKathy Schaub ’81Bob and Jackie SchlichtSchmautz and Smith MortgageRobert Schneider ’67Holly SchroederWilliam R. ’67 and Lynn Stetler ’68 SchwankeGeorge L. ’51 and Ruth M. ScottLeroy and Jane ScottTimothy W. Scott ’80 and Candace Herda-Scott ’80Tom and Joan ScottJames D. ’57 and Jacqueline F. ScovilleSean Kelly’sJames R. and Ellen C. SedellTom W. Seekins ’74Scott A. Seifert ’83Robin R. ’75 and Jane Hagan ’75 SelvigDonald and Pamela R. ’85 SerbaDennis G. ’70 and Darlene ShanahanRonald K. ’83 and Debbie ’81 SharkeyFrank W. ’64 and Denise ShawTracy L. Sherick ’89

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The Skaggs School of Pharmacy currently ranks fourth nationally

out of 94 pharmacy schools in federal research dollars awarded

per Ph.D. faculty member.

The Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library

is the state’s largest, withfloor space covering fiveacres and housing 1.5

million titles.

Harry Richard ’65 and Angela M. ’64 PalinV. Scott ’86 and Teresa Bray PalmerMark G. PapichJohn T. ’66 and Cindy ParkerJames E. ’71 and Kristine ParoMichael M. Parock ’90William E. ’73 and Lois J. ’78 PattonKelly J. PaulsonMark G. Payne ’78 and Nan Brandenbergerpayne ’77Payne Financial Group Inc.James Eric Peebles ’69 and Susan Downerich-Peebles ’71Michael D. and Janet M. PeissigMartin J. Perry and Barbara Joan Williams Perry ’75Terance and Karen J. PerryBruce L. and C. Joyce PetersonCharles J. ’83 and Sandra PetersonGene and Rose PetersonJames A. and Gladys Pearson ’69 PetersonRon and Chris PetersonMark A. Petroni ’76Larry D. ’67 and Barb PettyMary Pheifer ’07Bill PhelanPhi Delta Kappa, Gamma Zeta ChapterRobert J. ’78 and Priscilla Perkins ’75 PhillipsPhotoscan NorthwestRuss PiazzaLawrence M. Pitet ’58H. Ronald Pitt ’66Play It Again Sports

James T. Towe ’94 and Kimberly A. Lewis ’95William H. and Sarah P. TowleLarry D. TrainorTreasure State BankJohn E. ’83 and Stephenie Ambrose ’82 TubbsMargaret Garrison Turnquist ’47Terry and Mickey TurnquistChristian D. ’77 and Jeanne W. TweetenKarl TylerBen W. ’48 and Mary TyvandRon UlrichSteve and Amy UnfriedTom and Loree VacuraWilliam K. ’81 and Lisa A. ’87 VanCanaganFred R. ’73 and Carol ’72 Van ValkenburgRichard M. ’57 and Norma VenableCurtis J. ’92 and Paige M. ’94 VerwolfMichael J. ’76 and Jeanne E. ’76 VetersneckEmil C. ’40 and Vivian F. VicheJoseph D. and Helga VinsoVisual Learning SystemsJoanne VogelMark A. Vucurovich ’74Phyllis E. WadeMargaret A. WafstetWagner’s Home FurnishingsJames L. ’75 and Judith WahlbergMary J. Mercer Wallace ’50James W. Wallinder ’66Gary L. ’82 and Sarah Pugh ’78 WaltonDonald J. and Karen WandlerKeith I. WardStewart R. and Mysta D. WardWard Group Inc.Christopher K. ’97 and Lorelei Torgerson

’99 WardenShirley J. Warehime ’61Danford C. ’83 and Teresa Garland WarnerRandy and Lonnie WarnerG. Daniel and Faye Hanson ’76 WarrenWashington TransportKelly WatsonWilliam R. and Jean WeaverWilliam and Roxane WeikelRudy F. ’59 and Barbara A. WeishaarKenneth A. ’73 and Karen WeltBradley W. ’72 and Sharen S. ’72 WenzArchie and Elizabeth B. WestJames A. ’35 and Dorothy H. WestWestern Flooring CompanyEd WetherbeeSterling M. ’63 and Paula ’78 WetzsteonCarolyn L. Wheeler ’85Lawrence L. and Mary V. WhiteRoseann WhiteWilburforce FoundationThomas J. Wilk ’81Jerry ’86 and Judith WilliamsLarry D. ’75 and Rebecca R. WilliamsMark S. ’92 and Susan WilliamsGeoffrey F. ’63 and Nancy Engelhardt ’62 WilsonRichard and Dalene K. WithycombeHarold E. ’63 and Deanna Mencarelli ’64 WoodsJanel M. Woodworth ’74Worrell & Company, LLCJon P. ’00 and Laura Nicole ’00 WretlingBill J. WrigglesworthGail Huntley Wright ’58William W. Wyckman ’67Don and Theresa YoungquistCharles R. ’51 and Nancy L. ’98 ZadraTerry J. ’68 and Mary ZahnRick ZantoBill S. ’74 and Stacey ’71 ZinsKip and Heidi Zsupnik

Tom and Sherry AbelPeter L. Achuff ’66Elton J. ’65 and Marie AdamsMax D. ’71 and Linda AgatherRichard A. ’63 and Linda Smith ’63 AinsworthAkin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, LLPCindy AllenTimothy J. Alley ’81Douglas B. ’70 and Linda Shepherd ’70 AllieThomas A. and Laura L. AlsakerLarry O. ’72 and Margaret Daniels ’72 AltenbrunThomas J. ’60 and Mary Frontiera ’62 AltmaierElizabeth Graff Ametsbichler ’83C. Richard ’76 and Stacy J. ’93 AndersonDwayne AndersonJamie J. Anderson ’91Jock O. ’75 and Catherine Swift ’75 Anderson

Gregory D. ’69 and Kathy J. BarkusKenneth J. ’93 and Denise BarkusBruce J. ’75 and Candace Elizabeth BarnardTimothy G. and Denise T. BarrowEdward F. ’70 and Marilyn J. BartlettSteven P. Barry and Kathleen McAuliffe ’72Richard M. Baskett ’79David R. ’77 and Lolita BattRobert T. ’65 and Susan J. BaxterAaron and Jami BayTom M. and Nora J. BazuinJon G. and Kristie BealBob and Diane L. BeckGary L. ’78 and Beverly J. ’96 BeckThomas J. ’73 and Brenda BeersJames R. ’67 and Genevieve Stetler ’69 BeeryCharles D. Behrens ’50Jackson K. ’94 and Traci Stromberg ’93 BeighleDavid BellRobert T. ’93 and Shannon Friia ’91 BellBenefit for Kevin PaulsonDelores Muriel Benner ’85Gordon R. Bennett and Norma J. Tirrell ’71John J. and Oksana BennettDavid C. Benson ’82Terrance J. ’67 and Bernice BergrenDavid C. Berkoff ’95 and Shirley Gustafson-Berkoff ’95Robert H. ’86 and Meegan BerrethKathryn BerryDon ’79 and Darlene M. ’77 BestwickKaren Albin Betschart ’80Big John’s Nickel CasinoBig Sky Sheet Metal Inc.

James G. and Mary Ann BigelowThomas D. BigsbyJon Ronald ’85 and Brenda BinneyBitterroot Screen PrintersBitterroot Trails, LLCGary and Thelma Stubblefield ’59 BjorklundBjornson Law Offices, PCJoseph J. ’64 and Carolyn B. ’82 BlackerBlackfeet TribeBlackLeaf Group, LLCBlake and Edythe BlackwelderVan E. ’83 and Molly BlakelyRobert ’74 and Christine BlanchetBill and Margie L. BlandRichard J. and Patricia K. BlankJuanita C. Blankenship ’56Paul B. and Aleen H. BlomgrenRich BobergTim BoeBill C. ’63 and Teri Babich ’68 BoettcherMike and Bonnie BogenJohn E. ’86 and Nancy Sharkey ’00 BohyerRex D. ’67 and Susan BollerD. Wayne Bollinger ’67Gene and Lorinda BollwittKarl G. ’59 and Kathleen O’Neill ’59 BorchersBurton O. ’55 and Myrtle F. BoschRandy and Courtney BotsfordJack and Vici BoucherShelley BoutelleJoe Bower ’77 and Laurie M. Ugrin ’81Bruce and Molly E. BowlerBoyce Lumber CompanyBruce and Margo BoyntonJeanne M. Brabeck ’73Arthur P. ’67 and Arlene Hollinger ’55 BrackebuschFred Orville ’42 and Harriett BrauerJohn F. ’85 and Kathryn Rhodes ’84 Brauer

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Montanans who bought UM license plates

in fiscal year 2007enriched the University’s

scholarship programs by $394,500.

DIRECTOR’S CLUBDonors of $250 or more during fiscal year 2007

Norman W. Anderson ’65Robert D. AndersonThomas E. ’89 and Holly J. ’91 AndersonWilliam D. ’73 and Susan AndersonAPi Group Inc.James D. Appelt ’72Enrique ArevaloVern L. Argo ’70 and Kristen Wood ’78David L. and Carol Jo ArledgeStephen F. ’66 and Bonnie J. ArnoJohn E. and Barbara E. ’05 ArnoldThe Art Hang UpPatricia O’Grady Artz ’53Rhea Jones Ashmore ’81Richard and Mary K. AspinwallJohn P. Atkins ’71Robert AuldCyrus W. Austin ’55Roger F. ’65 and Elizabeth I. ’65 BachmanAlan L. Badar and Debra Gorman-Badar ’02Mike BadziochKenneth J. ’73 and Roxanne M. ’77 BagbyJohn D. ’65 and Cornelia Graham ’77 BaileyPhil and Marleen A. BainJeffrey F. ’77 and Leslie ’77 BakenGregg BakerRobert N. Baker ’97Matthew A. Baldassin ’97Larry J. Baldwin ’73Norman and Doris Balko

Eugene A. Braun and Mary Gail Sullivan ’79Elizabeth A. Brennan ’95Terrance P. Brennan ’72Wesley W. Brennan ’50Frank E. ’75 and Tina C. BrettholleTom and Arlene BreumRobert and Keolani BrewerBrick WheelsJerry E. Brobst ’67Doug ’77 and Wanda Morast ’74 BronsonRobert D. and Bobette BrookshireAlan D. ’64 and June Davis ’65 BrownJoette BrownKay L. and Doretta BrownKevin M. ’95 and Ami M. ’95 BrownMark P. ’72 and Ann Havens BrownMichael R. ’68 and Elaine BrownBo Brown Co.Browning Kaleczyc Berry and Hoven, PCLarry E. ’73 and Lysandra R. BruceSteve K. ’78 and Kelly BruggemanJim BuckleyBruce P. and Eleanor P. ’53 BudgeBonnie A. Bukwa ’67James B. ’79 and Dorothy R. BurgessJames D. ’65 and Eileen Smith ’65 BurgessEd and Lois BurghardtJohn R. Burke ’78Steven E. Burke ’79Kenneth S. and Patricia J. BurkeyWilliam G. Burkhartsmeyer ’83Lou BurnettKeith L. ’61 and Beverly BurrowesWalter L. ’79 and Susan E. BusterKathy Beller Buszmann ’75Butz Enterprises Inc.Gerald J. Bygren ’74James M. Calbeck ’75Jane Mersen Callantine ’90Ellen CalnanDennis M. ’74 and Susan McKenzie ’75 CampbellEdward E. Campbell ’75Canyon MotelJoel CarlsonLynn R. and Mary Calvert ’55 CarpenterThe Carpet StoreFred C. ’67 and Ellen ’71 CarusoWilliam J. ’50 and Billie D. ’48 CarveyJohn W. and Sarah CastlesKevin CatheyRobert M. ’83 and Pamela CerkovnikJohn G. and Bonnie ChambersDiane Childress ’77Kerwood ’56 and Betty E. ChoKatherine Sue Choate ’92A. Michael and Joan ChoremiBrent and Kim ChristophersonKevin R. ’73 and Verna CladerMichael J. ’79 and Geralyn T. ClairmontDon E. and Rita C. ’98 ClarkFloyd ClarkHelen ClarkJames H. and Patty ClarkWilliam A. ’93 and Ann-Mari ClawsonNorman G. ’53 and Lois ClaypoolH. Warren ’69 and Patricia D. ClementsEric and Lee ClemmensenDouglas W. ’77 and Mary ClevelandLarry R. and Dorothy E. ClinkenbeardBert C. ’61 and Sharon ClinkingbeardRoger and Bonnie ClixbyRichard ClossonMark and Sarah L. CloudMichael and Terry CloudC’Mon InnWilliam F. ’94 and Jenise CockhillMaurice R. ’60 and Patricia Stewart ’59 Colberg

Daniel E. and Janet DoornbosDouble Tree HotelsDaniel M. ’83 and Angela L. DoughertyThomas P. and Kathie DoveMichael J. Doyle ’67Robert D. DoyleBetty Leaphart Dratz ’43James F. and Joni DriscollPaul DruyvesteinTerry L. and Loretta DruyvesteinKirk B. ’93 and Patricia A. ’93 DuceWymond J. ’82 and Karen Cieri ’82 DuncanWilliam W. Dunlap ’77 and Ellen M. RakKevin and Jeannie DunnGregory DupuisDusty Deschamps for District JudgeMyron M. ’93 and Angela DutenhofferDye and Moe, PLLPEarth Systems Inc.Earth Systems PacificSteve and Baiba V. ’93 EastlickWayne and Lorinda D. EdwardsKarl A. Egge ’65Darrell E. ’71 and Sally J. EhrlickGary and Kathy EichertJohn P. Eidel ’43Karin L. Ekanger ’76Jacqueline A. Elam ’97Kelly W. Elder ’92Tom ElliottDavid and Kate EllisJanet H. Ellis ’80Richard P. Ellis ’91Arlo C. and Jean H. ’76 EllisonJohn C. and Patricia EndicottHarold and Nancy EneboVivian EricksonJoseph H. Eslick ’53Richard E. ’69 and Mary L. ’85 EudyTom Evans

William R. Evans, DDSJeffrey T. Even ’87John and Marian FaganFarmers State BankLarry and Retta R. ’65 FasbenderWilliam L. Felix ’61Ronald and Carole A. ’74 FeltonPaul FergusonRob and Ettasue FerrisMichael E. ’81 and Danette Leary ’81 FeulingH. Richard ’56 and M. Jeane Ashley ’56 FevoldJanet L. Finn ’78Matthew A. Firpo ’84First American Title Holding CompanyG. Vincent ’50 and Suzanne ’49 FischerJeffrey and Jennifer Pearson ’76 FisherCharles E. ’59 and Norma H. FlanikJim ’86 and Ellen F. ’84 FliesCraig A. Floerchinger ’77Udo ’93 and Nancy FluckPeter J. Fontana ’90

R. Tyler ColeWarwick G. Colgan ’94John M. Collins ’62Chris A. and Barbara Darr ’85 ColluraWilliam O. and Cyndy ColterVincent J. Colucci ’81Ralph E. Combs ’05ComericaCommunity Hospital of AnacondaCommunity Medical CenterJoseph R. ’75 and Lucinda C. ’62 ConeChristine L. Congdon ’81Maureen ConleyRobert J. ’60 and Deborah Strehlow ’74 ConnoleMarian G. CookeWilliam CooneyDorothy Mae CordialTimothy J. Cordial ’81Mary Lou CordisBarbara CorneliusWilliam J. Coulombe ’87Randy J. and Theresa CoxCraven’s Coffee Co.Allen W. ’58 and Elizabeth M. CrawfordPeggy CrawfordMichael H. ’71 and Penny Lennox ’68 CreightonTheodore J. ’84 and Susan E. CrossmanChristopher J. Crowley ’87David E. ’85 and Darcy Hoffman ’85 CrumCunningham Law OfficesEdward E. ’69 and Maureen Cheney ’60 CurnowMyron A. Currie and Karla M. GrayRobert B. and Delores G. CurryCyr PhotoSteven L. Dahlstrom ’77Scott H. Dahmer ’72 and Susan C. English ’72Ruth J. DaltonBrian and Bridget DamaskosRichard T. and Judith A. ’73 DanielsJim and Catherine DarcyParker N. and Carla DaviesDonald H. ’68 and Sherril L. ’66

DavisHarold and Judy DavisWayne L. DavisBobbi Day and Betty Jo PowellRobert J. ’67 and Julia Newman

’65 DeBarAnthony DeesLacey DegnanBrian L. ’86 and Susan DelaneyDoug DelaneyDouglas L. ’55 and Clarene R.

’72 DelaneyJames L. Delaney ’60Michael T. Delaney ’72Robert and Patricia A. DelaneyDavid B. Dell ’79John E. DeMarois ’75Leonard G. ’76 and Marjorie DeppmeierCharles M. and Nancy A. DeschampsDorothy J. DeschampsTom W. Deveny ’75L. Kent ’50 and Phyllis DeVoreJim E. DewCharles R. DeWitt ’73Ward S. and Maureen A. DeWittMahesh Dhillon ’93David Briar Diggs DirectoryJames E. Doepker ’80Tony and Heather DoerrBill ’85 and Nikki Pasquarello ’94 DolanDonaldson Bros. Ready Mix Inc.Lisa A. Donnelly ’90Pete DonovanDonovan Family Fund

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The Odyssey of the Stars, an annual celebration

of the artistic careers of selected alumni and

featuring current students in the School of Fine Arts,

raises thousands of dollars each year for fine

arts scholarships.

Jerry M. ’57 and Dorothy FordRenon FordRobert K. ’52 and Bonawee Brest ’51 FordKay Foster ’65Ken E. ’67 and Janice Stenslie ’67 FosterMatthew FountainFour Seasons MotorsCraig S. Foust ’94Ralph A. and Peggy Z. FrameThomas C. and Evelyn M. FrameRobb FrancetichRaymond A. Frank ’55Krista H. Frederikson ’99Robert A. ’65 and Ellen Markus ’67 FredricksonFred’s LoungeDouglas S. ’87 and Lori ’90 FreemanWayne A. and Tamera FreimundThomas J. Frickle ’00Emma Fried-CassorlaSandra FrizelleKevin M. ’85 and Cari L. ’90 FulbrightMark E. Fullerton ’92Gary FunstonKathy and Arvid GalbavyDennis R. Galland ’97Damon L. ’72 and Carol Leggate ’72 GannettRobert and Ellen GaulkeBrian Gentry and Eleanor LawsCharles W. ’64 and Janis V. GeorgeMichael J. ’86 and Sydne GeorgeRodney GeorgeStephen K. ’59 and Linda K. GerdesRobert B. Gessler ’73Bruce E. Getter ’63Orville E. ’71 and Carla H. ’97 GetzJohn T. GiblinElizabeth Nelligan Gibson ’53Arthur F. Gidel ’72Dale E. Giem ’82David G. GilbertHal Gillet AgencyRichard T. GilliganGlacier Peaks CasinoDavid F. Glass ’89John W. ’83 and Nancy GlueckertKatherine Bernhard GodfreyWilliam T. GomerA. Earle ’68 and Micheline L. GoodnoMichael D. ’70 and Susan Schrock ’68 GookinGuy and Linda GooleyGordon-Prill-Drapes Inc.Keith and Gin GrahamPhilip J. ’75 and Marilyn GraineyDouglas P. and Lauren G. GravesJeffrey L. Gray ’79Reajan GrayRobert W. Gray ’91Kenneth L. ’75 and Jeannie T. GreenAvie GregoireLyle R. ’58 and Gail Lindseth GrimesStephen and Margie GrinnellJohn D. ’72 and Pamela J. Gross

Gerald J. ’60 and Ann K. GruberJames A. Grutkowski ’76GSA - Lewistown ChapterWilliam W. ’55 and Adrienne Borchers

’55 GueJohn and Toni M. GunnersonC. David and Marlene S. GustafsonGary and Anne GustafsonRobert M. Guthrie ’70Steven C. ’94 and Sandra HacklerJames F. and Jean Miller ’66 HaganLucie Clapp Hagens ’41Edward M. ’72 and Patricia Osborne

’74 HagestadPatrick J. Haggarty ’88

John B. Haley ’72Steven A. ’75 and Sheila Stephens ’76 HallDale L. and Tracey Mitchell ’90 HallandMichael L. ’85 and Leslie Vining ’86 HalliganGeorge T. Halverson ’64Kenneth G. Halverson ’82Tom T. Halverson ’85Richard D. Hamma ’77Peter and Arlene HamperNathan S. Haney ’99Gregory M. ’89 and Meighan Moriarty ’90 HanichJames and Susan HarbisonP. Keith Hardin and Audrie G. Allyn ’94Skip HardenGregory N. Hardy ’82Daniel A. and Marjorie HarperWayne ’87 and Colleen Richardson ’81 HarperSusan M. Harper-Whalen ’79Wayne B. ’66 and C. Jeannie HarringtonRay and Fern HartKent and Holly HaslamKaren A. HatcherDennis HattonRonald C. Hauf ’83Todd ’93 and Dana HavelkaRobert A. ’49 and Mickey Severson HawkinsMark S. Hawkins Inc.Claude and Rita HawksJon M. Hayes ’82T. John ’67 and Joan HeberlyLes HedgesDon E. Hege ’82Michael T. HeineRobert and Beatrice HeleanKevin M. ’86 and Loriann HelgesonStan D. Helgeson ’72Jason HelmsJohn W. ’69 and Jeannine Thibodeau ’69 HelmsDale P. Henderson ’75Don HendersonLinda C. Henderson ’70Michael HendersonBoyd ’58 and Patricia HennemanDaniel J. ’84 and Sonya Wendt ’92 HensleyHeritage BankHarland E. ’74 and Billie Joki ’68 HerrinBob HerronCurtis J. ’67 and Barbara HeslerMark A. ’87 and Sari HettickDouglas and Nancy HeyerHGFA ArchitectsMichael J. HickeyLinda Hickman ’78Garry and Karen Zins ’84 HicksWayne J. HiettBill and Pamela Pfau ’77 HigginsArt and Patricia O’Mary ’92 HightowerJoe and Marjorie HightowerJohn HightowerBob HillJohn and Lynne E. HilleboeJim E. ’60 and Joan Griffin ’58 Hinds

Greg and Patricia L. ’78 HintzRick Hoaglin, DMD, DDSThomas J. ’76 and Carol HocevarKen and Kathy HoffmanRichard and Wendy HokinBrian Holland ’82Erwin A. and Elizabeth H. HolmesAnna L. Holzhauer ’82Adrianne Henry Honey ’87Larry Howell ’92Stuart and Jean HowellRussell HudsonDon and Marlene HugginsDavid T. Hughes ’63Dustin L. Hughes ’02Richard B. ’74 and JoAnn HughesRipley Schemm Hugo ’54Gregory G. ’65 and Sydney Malouf ’63 HullaJeff A. ’83 and Cristi H. HunnesTerry and Rhonda HuntPeg IngrahamThomas J. ’80 and Katherine M. ’85 IrigoinBryce A. ’89 and Teresa JackmanRobert L. and Sara Rankin ’62 JackowitzCarol Ann Jacobsen ’68James F. ’63 and Carol Buor ’65 JacobsenJohn W. ’82 and Joan E. Hansen ’82 JacobsenLoren N. ’78 and June JacobsonNorman N. ’58 and Maurine I. JacobsonRobert C. ’93 and Lynnette M. JahrDavid and Penny J. ’81 JakesDaniel B. James ’99Glenn J. and Peggy N. JarrettJanice Kraus Jasper ’78John D. Jawor ’77Jeffries Court Reporting Inc.Eric J. Jensen ’90Timothy F. ’63 and Diane Boyer ’63 JerhoffRichard JetteRick and Kim JohnsJames JohnsonJames W. ’66 and Myrna JohnsonLary P. Johnson ’67Michael S. and Cindy JohnsonPeter A. Johnson ’76R.D. and Rhea J. JohnsonTerry K. ’73 and Deborah J. ’77 JohnsonCameron and Leslie JohnstonCraig A. JohnstonLlewellyn L. and Sandy Jones

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In the 2006-07 academic year, 32 freshmen

received Presidential Scholarships, UM’s premier

four-year undergraduate scholarship, valued at

$8,800-$11,300 annually and supported entirely

by private donors. They joined 29 other

Presidential Scholars.

Students helping students. The Foresters’Ball, now in its 90thyear, is fun for theentire campus and abenefit for the scholar-ship program in theCollege of Forestry andConservation.

Nicholas J. Jones ’71Norman JonesMel E. JordanMichael J. and Staci JordanJon A. ’50 and Joy JourdonnaisRobert L. ’75 and Stacy Towle ’75 JovickJoseph A. and Debra Bender ’89 JulianGlenn R. ’73 and Carol F. Bay ’71 JunkertLawrence R. ’61 and Charlotte KaberDarby Anne Kaikkonen ’05Gary D. ’87 and Janet L. KalksteinByron D. and Sara Maureen ’64 KaneJohn M. ’77 and Carrie M. KaplanKappa PsiMillie Karol ’92Glenn H. KautzPeggy A. KayserClay Keller and Natalie A. Hoyer Keller ’92Loran KellerP. Keith Keller ’66Gerald L. Kelly ’50Robert D. ’76 and Joanne M. KembelHowie and Joy A. ’98 KendallConnie Corette Kenney ’61Sandy KesslerTim and Darlene KesterJay Buxton Kettering ’82 and Gwen E. McKennaDarlene KeyserPaul and Christine M KilzerChristy Kingdow-KnoepflerJim and Rebecca KirwanDonald E. Kisler ’75Kevin and Christina KitchinChanda R. KlcoOtto G. and Susan Vincent KleinKristofer P. ’89 and Jeanne P. KloserJosh KlucewichBrian Knaff, PCJohn K. and Sara Fenter ’90 KniesEllsworth D. ’49 and Jeanne L. KnutsonDoris H. KochJeffery and Elizabeth A. KochRon KohlerJim P. Kolokotrones ’81 and Norma SotomayorJoyce R. KoostraJim KosenaJan A. Kostad ’81Jim J. ’92 and Diana Cole ’94 KosteckiGlenn A. ’57 and Noreen Ortwein ’72 KozeluhJames R. Krausch ’76John B. ’92 and Catherine ’92 KrauseKaren A. Kreft ’84Tate and Tamara KreitingerEric J. ’78 and Linda E. ’76 KressJoan M. Kyle ’69Mary Faye LaFaver ’75Harry and Jean LaFriniereLance LahtiRobert E. and Julie Martin ’76 LakeTheodore E. ’54 and Dolores LandkammerIan M. and Jo-Ann Thome ’85 LangeJoel Lankford ’78 and Lane P. Grant ’77Robert and Marian T. LankstonBrian J. Lannan ’82Burnell C. and Marge A. LarsonChristopher and Gloria LarsonGreg LarsonJohn W. Larson and Helena S. MaclayMichael W. and Carol A. LarsonMike E. ’73 and Mary LarsonRobert A. Latrielle ’45Shauna Marie Laughna ’85Dale B. ’53 and Rosalyn LavigneDouglas LawrenceRory E. ’88 and Mary Cecilia ’87 LawsMonique LayGlen D. ’68 and Mary C. Leavitt

Douglas G. Mason ’91Marc R. ’80 and Sally Remien ’80 MatchettRugga ’72 and Carole Ann ’72 MatherDave and Kathy MathernMiller A. ’50 and Arlene MathewsKendall R. ’89 and Laura M. ’88 MattesonFrank L. and Susan C. ’65 MatuleMiles Maughan ’68Philip A. ’76 and Doreen MayDorothy “Dale” MayerSteve McAfeeDave McAlpin and Elizabeth A. O’Halloran ’91Frankie L. McBurney ’04Paul A. ’80 and Michele McCannCollin McDonaldJames R. McDonaldJames R. and Elizabeth M. McDonaldWilliam L. ’81 and Sara E. ’79 McFarlandLisa McFarlaneCurt McGinnisThomas P. and Patricia J. McGrathBruce and Roberta J. McIverKent A. ’85 and Nita McKayMichael D. ’87 and Joy E. ’90 McKayRonald J. ’68 and Linda C. McKayJames M. ’84 and Sandra A. McKeonMcKeon & Anderson, PCWilliam P. ’64 and Sherry McLauchlanDavid A. McLaughlin ’74Ray and Kay McLaughlinJames A. ’67 and Frances M. McLean

James A. McNay, CPA, PCMeadow Gold Dairy

Rustem S. and Minkie MedoraPatrick E. Melby ’73 and Beda J.

Lovitt ’79Meloy Law Associates

Bob MemmerThomas E. Mendel ’50John MerrickGerry MeyerMark MeyerGene M. and Christy

A. MeyersBruce E. MicklusBruce Mihelish

Chip E. MillerDon and Sara Miller

Frank MillerJohn Miller

John J. Miller ’83 and Lisa Morger-Miller ’83

Keith A Miller ’79Matt Miller

Max L. ’58 and Leah L. MillerSandra Hudson Miller ’69Sandra J. Miller ’90Shag ’47 and Gus ’60 MillerWilliam and Shella Mansfield MillerJames M. and Rita G. MilliganCurtis J. ’56 and Iris MilneMilodragovich, Dale, Steinbrenner & Nygren, PCGerald Mininger and Nancy J. Jenter-Mininger ’98Missoula County Association of RealtorsMissoula County Public SchoolsMissoula Maulers Inc.Missoula Physical Therapy CenterDan and Isabelle MoerkerkeJames A. and Joyce MoerkerkeJakki MohrConnan L. MolerDaniel M. ’66 and Rhonda L. MolloyMontana Community Development CorporationMontana Native Plant SocietyMontana Neurobehavioral SpecialistsMontana West Economic DevelopmentMichele Leary Moonan ’75

Paul LeclaireJames V. ’59 and Mary A. LeeEldon ’68 and Laura LehtolaMarti A. Leibenguth ’90Scott and Susan L. ’95 LeibenguthJoseph M. Leimkuhler ’81Marianne LeipzigNeil M. Leitch ’84Jeffrey J. ’79 and Lesa Anderson ’79 LelekLinda M. LennoxBrian LenzDavid R. and Clare W. LesliePeter V. ’56 and Olivia M. LevequeAnthony L. ’72 and Susan LianeLiberty LanesRebecca J. Lidel ’80Jordan T. ’98 and Tara Crawford ’00 LindJonathan H. Linder ’93Robert and Paula LindnerGreta LindsayJoyce C. Lindsay ’78Robert Gene ’83 and Carol T. ’78 LinsJohn E. LipskiJed K. ’82 and Jorrun Fallan ’84 ListonWilliam J. ’94 and Debra ’95 LlewellynDon O. and Nenette M. LoftsgaardenDouglas R. Logan ’72Clint LohmanLolo Hot SpringsRonald A. ’62 and Patsy A. ’63 LongMark LopezJared L. ’99 and Maile LosingDennis P. ’73 and Nancy

LouquetJohn J. Love ’80David P. Lowery ’85Margaret Kelly

Lowney ’81William P.

Lowney ’89and KarenCallan ’77

John C. Lubbers ’73

Richard J. ’83 and Lori Lubke

Donald G. ’56and Ann Lucas

James P. ’51 and Carol Dunstan ’63 Lucas

Oreste J. and Shirley DeForth ’55 Lucchesi

Charles S. Lucero ’83Jean A. LuckowskiRobert C. Lukes ’96Laura LunneyDiana LurieMark and Jayna LutzTed O. ’72 and Patsy ’68 LympusMacKenzie River Pizza CompanyCole L. MacPherson ’57Macy’sRichard L. ’74 and Coleen Q. ’92 MageraDavid and Phyllis MainwaringChristopher Mann and Staci RileyJason F. Mann ’93Jim MannMann MortgageJohn W. and Peggy ManningRobert and Judy ManzerAnn Curry MarcatoDavid and Patricia MarneGeorge E. ’70 and Alice M. MarshallClaudia J. Martin ’80James S. ’52 and Anne Swanson ’51 Martin

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The School ofJournalism has more

Native Americans enrolled than any

journalism program inthe country.

David and Ruth MoorMary Cardell Moore ’30 EstateJason and Brechta MorganCliff and Margaret A. ’75 MorrisElaine L. Morse ’79Donald E. ’70 and Diane MoultonMountain West Insurance and Financial Services, LLCPatrick E. Mourar ’87John Joseph ’00 and Michelle B. ’00 MuddRita C. Munzenrider ’83Sally MurdockDonald R. ’72 and Donna M. MurphyKelly J. Murphy ’99Michael MurphyTim J. Murphy Insurance Agency Inc.Scott A. Murry ’80Mustard SeedCarl J. and Kristine MuusTerry MyhreMarge NealeMark and Melanie C. NedrudThomas R. Needham ’55Ormie W. ’60 and Joyce A NeiBruce and Susan L. NelsonHelen M. Nelson ’51 Estate James E. ’56 and Catherine NelsonLewis O. ’49 and Eunice NelsonRoger NelsonWilliam R. ’76 and Marissa NewmanCharles NewtonRichard NewtonWarren R. Neyenhuis

’92 and Margaret A. Tonon ’74

Ross L. and Glenda Nielsen

Bob and Judy Nikolaisen

Dennis NisbetMichael J. ’74

and Drena R. Nitschke

Robert E. ’64 and Mary M. Nofsinger

Mark C. ’83 and Laura Nonnenmacher

William R. Nooney ’76Stan Nordwick ’92Northern Rockies

Orthopedics SpecialistsNorthern Rockies Rehabilitation &

Athletic Training CenterStephen A. ’72 and Marthe O. NorwickCraig L. ’82 and Brenda Larson NullinerTorger Oaas ’75Marcus Obeng ’85Michael and Margaret O’ConnellOffice CityJerry C. ’63 and Sandra L. OhmanAlan OkagakiJon A. ’79 and Diane Pfau ’76 OldenburgJames P. Olomon ’70Kent OlsenJim H. Olson ’74Kenneth R. ’74 and Linda Hemstad ’69 OlsonTimothy J. Olson ’92Orange Street Food FarmKeith F. ’80 and Susan OriDaniel R. ’95 and Shannon M. Hill ’95 OrttLarry ’64 and Cathy OsbornJohn D. ’64 and Yvonne E. OsborneGreg OslerKenneth J. Ott ’77James OuelletteJay OwenWayne and Patti PaffhausenWilliam E. ’76 and Iris C. Page

Mark and Linda PalagiGary ’74 and Deanna PalmGeorge and Laurie PalmerJack and Andrea PalmerDonald D. Pangburn ’65Paper ClipJudith Rogers Papousek ’66James L. and Debra A. PappasParadigm V2.0, PCRoger A. Parchen ’82Daniel J. Parent ’81Bradley B. Parrish ’67Beatrice A. PaskRahn Pates Revocable TrustPatriot Investigative GroupDaniel PaulDennis R. and Nina ’49 PaulsonMary Blastic Paulson ’65Payne Financial Group Inc.John M. Pecarich ’52George H. ’68 and Barbara A. PeckKatherine PedersenDon B. ’55 and Beryl A. PehlkeJesse L. and Bridget PellettJerry PenaWyatt PerkinsMike A. ’66 and Sandy Persha

Jack W. ’71 and Sharen PetersRay Peters

Gregg L. and Beverly E. PetersonHarrell Peterson ’71

Lorin C. ’68 and Audrey Koehler ’67 PetersonRobert H. and Glenda

L. PetersonScott B. ’04 and Beckie

Mostad ’91 PetersonPaula Petrik ’73Lawrence K. Pettit ’59Timothy G. ’69 and Jean Ann Pfahler

Peter W. ’75 and Jan Pfeifer

Donald H. ’71 and Rosemarie Phillips

Greg W. ’71 and Carol B. Phillips

James M. Phillips and Helen M. Hart ’81

Susan Phillips

Jon C. and Kathy Kerr ’81 PierceHorace R. ’96 and Debbie Delight ’96 PipeHoward R. ’65 and Patricia A. PirchBlaine C. Platt ’02Elmer R. Platz ’72Arnold T. ’70 and Janice C. PolanchekRalph Pomnichowski ’66 and Barbara J. Mittal ’63Daniel Bruce ’82 and Sheryl K. PondDavid C. and Diane K. PontrelliBruce L. Porch ’97Roger and Sherri PorchDel M. and Nichole F. PostDonald F. and Janet R. N. ’01 PottsAlan and Cathy Powell

Monica A. Powell ’00Thomas M. Power and Pamela Shore ’87Mildred PraelDavid A. ’63 and Rae PriceWilliam PriceMaureen McMeel Prigge ’73Joseph V. Pritting ’83Doug ’76 and Judy PryorSandy PsykCalvin and Doris A. PulisDavid and Barbara E. ’66 PulleyStuart E. ’74 and Gay A. ’72 PutnamPyramid Mountain Lumber Inc.Thaddeus J. ’69 and Geri Lynn PyrekQuality Maintenance EnterprisesConstance E. Rachac ’48Robert O. Raffety ’66Dale E. RaganDavid J. Ramsden ’78Bruce RandallShawn C. Randall ’01William R. Rathbun ’71Russell P. ReadJeffrey D. Rearden ’94 and Callie S. Kernaghan-

Rearden ’92Gary D. ’70 and Nola RebalJoseph B. and Rosalyn ReberTim E. ’88 and Danette Reardon ’76 RectorHenry ReedWilliam E. and Pat RehbergMelody Holland Rehder ’78Brad ReidMichael R. ’75 and Jocelyn F. ReidDavid E. and Cathy G. ’76 ReitmeyerDavid G. Rhoads Associates Inc.David G. ’73 and Linda ’67 RiceDavid RichardsWilliam and Dorothy M. ’45 RiggertCharles H. Rinehart ’04Jack Riska Insulation Inc.Riverside ContractingDavid RobbinsBrian D. ’76 and Kimera C. ’78 RobertsonNancy H. RobinsonPeter and Pam RobinsonThomas L. ’70 and Kathy G. RobinsonKenneth G. ’60 and Michele RobisonDonald and Rosalie RobsonKevin K. ’74 and Annette Whitaker ’82 RocheleauRock Creek Legal Services, PLLC

Guy W. ’85 and Julie Glenn ’82 RogersRandal C. ’86 and Colleen Trenary ’90 RogersAnthony J. Rollin ’74Eric D. ’81 and Julie RolshovenDean ’85 and Emilia Evers ’85 RomingerRonan State Bank Community Bank of PabloJohn Roome and Katherine Ruth Richards ’84Paul Roos and Carolyn C. LawsThomas W. RootRoseburg Forest ProductsJohn Walker ’69 and Laura Mitchell ’75 RossT. Erskine RossRyan W. Rosselott ’04Linda Nelson Rossmann ’67

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Since 2000, six UM professors have been named Montana Professor of

the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and

the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.

Montana and Out-of-State Donors

in fiscal year 2007:

10,071 Montanans; 7,301 Out-of-Staters

$11,821,075 from Montanans and

$6,350,225 from Out-of-State donors

Page K. Rost ’84Carl E. Rostad ’77 and Nancy J. LuthDaniel L. ’69 and Cheryl RothlisbergerKeith and Betty RoutzahnJames Rubin and Margaret Bennett Gough ’68Ruby’s CafeCarl A. Rummel, CPA, PLLCSid RundellMarcia Beebe Rundle ’84William R. Ruskin ’63Roger and Beverly J. ’72 RussRobert S. ’77 and Patricia L. RussellRutherford, MacDonald & Olson, PCGary F. Ryan ’72Patrick J. ’63 and Marilyn J. ’71 RyanSafe Shop Tools Inc.Brian S. ’85 and Jo May SalonenA. Michael Salvagni ’73Rich SandauHoward G. ’56 and Joan Watson ’53 SandfordJ.R. and Sharon ScarboroughGary R. Schaertl ’84John H. and Mary ’82 SchaffStuart and Peggy Harris ’81 SchalkScott SchallJohn and Patty ScheelEric and Pamela SchindlerMark and Holly SchleicherGlenn ’76 and Susan ’76 SchmasowMichael T. ’82 and Christine Greytak ’82 SchmechelDana C. ’68 and Donna P. ’68 SchmidtGlenn SchmidtSchnee’s Powder HornDan SchneiterStephen J. ’81 and Shaun E. ’78 SchneiterDavid L. and Daly SchreckEdward G. and Barb SchrimpfDavid J. and Kerri SchultzGeorge E. ’74 and Pamela L. ’84 SchultzeJon ’98 and Ione SchumacherLarry G. Schuster ’75Michael and M.J. SchutteDenis J. SchwenkSCORE, Missoula Chapter 259Garth Scott ’93Terry R. ’68 and Karen ScrenarRichard N. ’64 and Mary Garrison ’62 SeimLarry Semenza ’63Daniel A. ’92 and Margie SemsakDavid R. Senf ’78Clara M. Sexton ’52Rodney N. ’90 and Lisa SharkeyTimothy F. and Cynthia A. ’93 SharpBill SheaDennis R. ’81 and Stephie SheaMarleigh C. Sheaff ’62Bradley Shepherd ’76William and Brenda SheppardDavid M. Sherry ’74 and Jeanne Ambruster SherryYu Shi ’92James Gene ’76 and Marilee ’69 ShockleyLawrence R. Shore ’75 and Clare Castiglia ’78Ann J. Short ’61Alison B. Shuler ’66Christopher ’79 and Jeannie SieglerMichael and Ellen S. SilverglatDon W. and Pat K. SimmonsPatrick M. Simons ’78Isabel A. SingerTracy SkantelSheila L. Skemp ’67Debbie SkiftunCarol SlaghtLowell E. and Elizabeth SlagleRebecca C. SlaterBrian SmetanaCharles A. Smith ’64

Doug M. and Joanne SmithDuane E. Smith ’52Gary K. ’74 and Kara SmithJack SmithMack and Jean Schlicht ’60 SmithPat SmithRichard H. and Darlene J. SmithScott D. ’84 and Elizabeth SmootFritz SnidemanRick ’77 and Bonnie SnowdenSociety of American ForestersMarcille SohlbergJudy SommersGary A. ’57 and Hazel SorensenRobert L. ’74 and Bonnie Dart ’73 SpeareStephen F. Speckart and Patricia Forsberg ’81Darlene E. Spek ’56Ken R. SpencerJohn E. Spengler ’00Joe and Judy SpiekerPaul SpraycarGregory M. ’82 and Jan St. GeorgeTerrie and Susan Gust ’83 St. GermainDonald C. ’78 and Linda C. ’82 St. PeterJohn V. ’81 and Wendy Leiner ’83 St. PeterK. Paul Stahl ’80Lee StaigerDonald F. ’52 and Dollee StanawayJohn R. ’74 and Patricia A. ’74 StarkWayne SteenEdwin W. Stein ’38Thomas G. Steinbrenner ’82Dennis W. ’82 and Karen L. SternerPolly StetlerWilliam A. and Elizabeth StevensBud and Judy SteversThomas E. ’73 and Lynn Follett ’74 StockingTimothy P. StrattonDavid A. Strobel ’72Thomas J. StusekAndrew P. Suenram ’88Jim and Shelley Krause ’93 SullivanMichael D. and Diane SullivanPatrick M. ’90 and Kelli L. ’85 SullivanSteven J. Sullivan ’73William J. ’51 and Helen M. SullivanCarl and Linda SundbergBruce E. ’70 and Marilyn Broman ’72 SunwallGeoffrey Sutton PhotographyJohn M. ’83 and Debbie SvaldiRock E. ’76 and Joanie SvennungsenJames W. ’76 and Jo E. ’75 SwainJack A. ’63 and Jewell P. SwanRobert J. Swan ’71Gregg and Linda S. ’72 SwanbergDean A. ’51 and Zina E. SwansonLarry D. and Pamela SwansonWilliam J. ’77 and Kathie SybrantWilliam E. ’72 and Jenny TaberJohn A. Taflan ’75 and Eileen Camerota TaflanJames C. ’60 and Lari Eggen ’71 TaylorMichael H. Teberg ’78Ronald D. Templeman ’62Robert A. TerrazasMark A. ’80 and Mary Hensleigh ’89 ThaneRita M. Theisen ’73Ralph and Elizabeth Gaither ’88 ThistedCarl F. ’70 and Alice Bennett ’71 ThompsonDouglas and Diane ThompsonKent F. and Juliana M.M. ’90 ThompsonCharles O. ’70 and Catherine Beall ’71 ThorneDennis ThornesRichard D. ’68 and Neva ThorsonClark S. Throssell ’78Robert R. Throssell ’80Stanley W. ’60 and Janet M. ’60 TiffanyLoren L. Tinseth ’90

“I cannot tell you how much Iappreciate theopportunity grantedto me by receivingthe McDonoughPresidential Scholar-ship. Having thissource of moneyallows me to focus on my studies andthesis project: a humanitarian service-learningstudent grouptraveling to Ugandanext summer inassociation with thenon-profit organization, Reachthe Children.” Hayley Blackburn,Senior, Pre-Med (Cellular andMolecular Biology),Seeley Lake

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Pat and Leslie J. TinsethTinseth & AssociatesTLC Car WashMike and Marlene TocherLarry J. and Susan Boothe ’88 ToderCharles J. Tornabene ’75 and Patricia L. IrelandMichael R. Torsberg ’80Alan and Karen J. TraeholtDon and Germaine TrenaryGuy and Teresa TrenaryTerry and Carol TrieweilerGary D. Tripp ’73Michael J. ’87 and Vicki Lenci ’88 TropilaEdward Richard ’64 and Fay TrudellStephen N. True ’86Dan TudahlMichele TurnerCody L. Turnquist ’95Patrick and Deborah TurskiPaul C. Tuss ’88 and Pamela A. Hillery ’88Kevin A. Twidwell ’94Two SistersUBS Financial Services Inc.Joseph S. ’82 and Jackie J. ’85 ValacichValley Vending Machines Inc./Montana Coffee ExpressRon VandevenPatricia VargasPaul E. ’49 and Elaine VerdonLarry A. ’76 and Cindy VianoRobert E. ’68 and Marsha J. ’70 VickSteve B. and Ellen H. ’79 VictorBob L. and Jan D. VogelJerry D. Voight ’59Richard A. ’70 and Cristin S. ’70 VolinkatySteven R. ’82 and April H. VolkSandy and Pamela Scott VolkmannSteven E. ’86 and Deborah C. VukelichJohn T. ’72 and Nancy ’72 WagnerWilliam T. ’74 and Sherri Wagner

Timothy P. ’83 and Kathy WaldoDana and Nancy WalkerRandy and Debbie WalkerWilliam L. ’65 and Mary WallaceDouglas T. and Sharon WalshMitch and Nan Nelson ’73 WalterLarry D. and Kathleen WaltersJames A. and Eleanor WaltonMark WannerSamuel M. ’81 and Diane WarrenLuther Q. ’74 and Marlene WaterlandDarrell W. ’70 and Sandra WatkinsDavid N. ’81 and Peggy S. WearStephen P. ’74 and Barbara K. ’74 WeaverRichard C. and Sandra L. WebelSteve K. WeilerSylvia WeisenburgerGlenn H. and Louise WelchDoug WellsWells & McKittrick, PCStephen T. Welly ’83Roger L. ’72 and Jane Y. WenzelChuck L. ’92 and Karla WerkWestern Groundwater Services, LLCWestern Title & EscrowChuck and Nancy J. WeyerhaeuserRobert G. and Lawana H. WhaleyFranklin D. and Courtney L. WhiteRobert L. White ’74Donna WhitneyJohn T. Wiegenstein ’41Wier Furniture Inc.Thomas J. ’68 and Betty L. ’73 WilkinsE. Earl and Ruby WillardCharles V. Williams ’78Mary L. Williams ’69Roy G. and Suzanne WilliamsTracy L. Williamson ’94Richard L. ’67 and Paula Latham ’67 WilmotBruce R. and Patricia L. WilsonMark and Amy WilsonMarvin D. and Gloria WilsonW. Stan and Donna D. ’83 WilsonWilliam E. WilsonRobert WimettGary M. ’70 and Sally WinshipPat WinterrowdC. Gil Wiswall ’76Sharon WoldstadJoe WolfeJohn R. Wolfe ’74 and Barbara S. FishlederArt and Joyce WoodsCynthia Rae Woods ’82Vernon E. ’79 and Kathryn WoodwardRoger WoodworthDale R. Woolhiser ’75 and Nancy D. ThompsonHenry O. ’87 and Catherine Reardon ’91 WordenTomme Lu Middleton Worden ’51

Edward C. Woyciechowicz ’83Thomas A. Wozniak ’94Anne E. Wright ’77Pat and Kelly WulfekuhleMichael ’97 and Kim ’98 WyattTimothy J. ’85 and Kristen B. WynneI. Keith ’60 and Martha L. ’64 YaleJames J. Yelich ’82J.B. YonceMike and Cheryl YorkAlan W. and Patti S. YoungKenneth I. ’50 and Frances A. YoungGrace YovetichThomas J. Zderick ’75Judith Tait Zundel ’78Annie Richards ZurMuehlen ’61Hans R. and Barbara F. ’89 Zuuring

For a complete list of our donors who have given

at any level, visit www.umt.edu/umf/recognition.

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Plans unveiled inMay for the “high-tech, soft-touch”facility will expandthe School ofEducation’sdistance-learningcapabilities andgreatly enhance educational technologies foreducators and learners at all levels.

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The Foundationmaintains more than 850 distinct funds that

provide donors with a great deal of flexi-

bility in identifying how their donations are

used. Funds are distributed to the Uni-

versity in four ways. A gift may be Restricted

or Unrestricted, Current or Endowed. •

Restricted Gifts are gifts whose use

is directed by the donor. UnrestrictedGifts are made available to the University

for its areas of greatest need. Some unre-

stricted gifts fund a small portion of the

Foundation’s operations. • CurrentGifts are those in which the donated

amount is immediately available for use.

Endowed Gifts are pooled and

invested in the Foundation’s Long-Term

Investment Portfolio. In accordance

with its spending policy, 4.25% of amounts

so invested (including all accumulated

investment income) is made available for

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A major component of The University of Montana Foundation’s mission is to

effectively administer, invest and distribute funds privately donated for use by The University of Montana. • To best meet the

needs of its donors, the Foundation’s assets are held and managed in a variety of forms. As shown below, the majority of the

Foundation’s assets are held in its Long-Term Investment Portfolio. Most funds held in this portfolio are related to

endowed gifts where assets are invested for perpetuity, with investment earnings used to make regular payments each year

in accordance with the donors’ designations. A small portion of these funds are held in outside trusts and managed by others.

• Operating Funds include funds given

by donors for the immediate or near-term

use by the University. These are amounts used

to provide current-year scholarships, support

a wide variety of University programs and

fund the construction of University facilities.

Also included in Operating Funds are funds

available for the direct operation of the

Foundation. • Annuity Assets are those

donor funds used to generate annuity pay-

ments for planned giving donors. These assets

are held and managed on behalf of the

Foundation by an outside firm that also provides fund administration to the Foundation’s planned giving donors. Prior to

2005 Annuity Assets were held in the Long-Term Investment Portfolio. • Other Assets consist primarily of trust assets

managed outside the Foundation, donated real estate and pledge receivables.

THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOUNDATION 2007 FINANCIAL REPORT TO DONORS

Total Assets at Fiscal Year End(in millions)

n Total Assets

n Long-Term Investment Portfolio

n Operating Funds

n Annuities Assets

n Other Assets

$200

180

160

140

120

100

80

60

40

20

0’98 ’99 ’00 ’01 ’02 ’03 ’04 ’05 ’06 ’07

tribution levels vary from year to year

depending upon donations, as well as the

timing of University needs.

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I N V E S T M E N T SFOUNDATION

The University of

Montana Foundation Board of Trustees,

through its Investment Committee, over-

sees the management of the Foundation’s

Long-Term Investment Portfolio as well

as Operating Funds. The Board’s invest-

ment policy for the Long-Term Investment

Portfolio is outlined in the Foundation’s

Statement of Investment Objectives and

Guidelines. The policy is designed to pro-

vide a stable, predictable and growing

stream of investment income for current

use, while preserving earnings power

of the Foundation’s endowment assets for

the future. • The Investment Committee,

acting with the assistance of an outside

investment consultant, has established an

asset allocation for use in managing the

Long-Term Investment Portfolio. The actual

allocation at June 30, 2007, is illustrated

above left. • Working with its investment

consultant, the Investment Committee

selects and routinely manages investment

managers and investment vehicles

(most often institutional mutual funds)

within each asset allocation.

Investment Managers at June 30, 2007

Large-Cap EquityVanguard S&P 500 Index

Mid-Cap EquityAXA Rosenburg Small/Mid CapVanguard Mid Cap VIPERS

International EquitiesArtisan InternationalBoston Co. InternationalDFA International Small Cap Value

Fixed IncomePacific Income Advisors

Alternative InvestmentsHedge FundsCommon Sense Partners OffshorePine Grove Offshore Fund

Private EquityColler international Partners VCommonfund Capital Natural

Resources VIIQuellos Real Assets II

Real EstateCohen & Steers Global

Real Estate Securities

DiversifiedPIMCO All Assets

Investment Results for the Period

Ended June 30, 2007

BALANCE 1 YR 3 YR 5 YR

Long-Term Investment Portfolio $124,390,000 16.6% 11.3% 10.1%

Common Index 14.7% 8.6% 8.4%

The Common Index is made up of 60% S&P 500 Index and 40% Lehman Brothers Aggregate Bond Index.

Asset Allocation at June 30, 2007

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007Scholarships & Awards $2,704,746 $2,661,188 $2,401,255 $ 2,634,370 $ 2,994,728Academics & Institutional Support $5,053,498 $4,277,498 $4,600,330 $ 5,588,301 $ 6,043,645Facilities & Equipment $ 297,097 $1,359,799 $2,169,890 $ 7,212,829 $ 4,730,999Total: $8,055,341 $8,298,485 $9,171,475 $15,435,500 $13,769,372

distributed more than $13.7 million to

fund scholarships and academic support,

as well as facilities and equipment. Dis-

spending as directed by the donor. • As

the above table illustrates, for the fiscal

year ended June 30, 2007, the Foundation

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ASSETS 2007 2006

Cash and Cash Equivalents 7,653,904 7,368,311

Investments 153,759,828 131,687,917

Contributions Receivable, Net of Allowance 14,396,491 16,790,811

Property, Building and Equipment, Net Accumulated Depreciation 4,501,527 4,744,545

Other Assets 877,217 675,521

Total Assets 181,188,967 161,267,105

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 138,577 61,291

Compensated Absences 179,168 168,944

Notes Payable to Bank 338,573 429,614

Liabilities to External Beneficiaries 2,904,226 2,786,406

Custodial Funds 24,353,157 19,582,375

Total Liabilities 27,913,701 23,028,630

NET ASSETS

Unrestricted

Designated for board reserve 806,097 518,453

Undesignated 5,914,635 6,121,922

6,720,732 6,640,375

Restricted

Temporarily restricted 68,746,232 58,257,258

Permanently restricted 77,808,302 73,340,842

146,554,534 131,598,100

Total Net Assets 153,275,266 138,238,475

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $181,188,967 $161,267,105

Notes:

• The Foundation was audited by Anderson ZurMuehlen and Co., PC, and received an unqualified opinion on its financial statements.

• Investments are reported at market value as of June 30, 2007, and 2006.

• Unrestricted, Undesignated Net Assets consist primarily of related-use properties or equipment that cannot be liquidated in the near term.

THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOUNDATION

CONDENSED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITIONJune 30, 2007, and 2006

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TEMPORARILY PERMANENTLY TOTALSUNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 2007 2006

REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT

Contributions 446,042 8,985,531 4,453,718 13,885,291 18,837,004

Market Returns 957,879 16,817,365 – 17,775,244 10,298,376

Contract for Services 278,000 – – 278,000 278,000

Other (149,551) 841,354 – 691,803 658,991

Net Assets Released from Restrictions –

Satisfaction of Program Restrictions 15,766,952 (15,766,952) – – –

Total Revenues, Gains andOther Support 17,299,322 10,877,298 4,453,718 32,630,338 30,072,371

EXPENSES

Program Services

University support

Academics and institutional 6,043,645 – – 6,043,645 5,588,301

Capital 4,730,999 – – 4,730,999 7,212,829

Scholarships and awards 2,994,728 – – 2,994,728 2,634,370

Supporting Services

Fundraising 2,369,225 – – 2,369,225 2,297,159

Administrative and general 1,087,304 – – 1,087,304 808,775

Total Operating Expenses 17,225,901 – – 17,225,901 18,541,434

Change in Net Assets BeforeNon-Operating Items 73,421 10,877,298 4,453,718 15,404,437 11,530,937

NON-OPERATING REVENUES (EXPENSES)

Beneficiary Payments and Liability Changes 6,936 (374,582) – (367,646) (690,566)

Reclassification of Net Assets – (13,742) 13,742 – –

Change in Net Assets 80,357 10,488,974 4,467,460 15,036,791 10,840,371

NET ASSETS

Beginning of Year 6,640,375 58,257,258 73,340,842 138,238,475 127,398,104

End of Year $6,720,732 $68,746,232 $77,808,302 $153,275,266 $138,238,475

Notes:

• Investment Income consists of interest and dividends, and realized and unrealized gains/(losses)

THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOUNDATION

CONDENSED STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITYFor the Year Ended June 30, 2007with Comparative Totals for the Year Ended June 30, 2006

The University of Montana FoundationP.O. Box 7159 Missoula, Montana 59807-7159

Offices in Brantly Hall 600 Connell Avenue(406) 243-2593 | (800) 443-2593

www.umt.edu/umf

OFFICERSA. Warren Wilcox ’65, chairMickey Cummings Sogard ’68, ’81, vice chairCharles Bultmann ’66, treasurerEllen Calnan, secretaryJohn L. Olson ’62, immediate past chairGary B. Chumrau ’77, general counsel

TRUSTEESMarlys Nelson Barrett ’62William Beecher ’63Rockwood Brown ’52Scott M. Brown ’67Robert F. Burke ’54Marva Kirby Christian ’62, Committee on Gifts chairW. Mack Clapp ’70Ronald D. Coleman ’68Mike Covey ’80, Investment Committee chairRobert L. Crippen ’65, Audit/Finance Committee chairSuzanne Moore Crocker ’64, Ad Hoc Communications Committee chairCorey D. Edens ’82Bruce P. Flynn ’72Richard L. Ford ’64, Nominating Committee chairLyle M. Glascock ’62Lyle Knight

EX OFFICIOGeorge M. Dennison ’62, ’63, President of The University of MontanaLaura Brehm, President and CEO of the UM FoundationMichael McDonough ’72, President of the UM Alumni Association

For a complete listing of The University of Montana Foundation staff, see our website: www.umt.edu/umf/about/staff

THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES

at the close of fiscal year 2007

M. Louise Snyder Krumm ’66Matthew Levitan ’73Mark R. Matsko ’80Ann Wolhowe Miller ’64Jerry R. Norskog ’73Ivan L. O’Neil ’50John L. Olson ’62Dorn ParkinsonKent D. Price ’65, ’66Joanne Hassing Ritvo ’64, ’66Jack Russell ’65, Planning Committee chairMarie Volkel Seidl ’64Jean’ne M. Shreeve ’53Gerhard Von der RuhrTony Wertz ’65James Willits ’67

Our mission is to gather, manage and dis-

tribute assets for the benefit of The University of Montana. The University of

Montana Foundation was established in 1951 on the belief that higher edu-

cation would be greatly enhanced through the infusion of private gifts. We

serve the University as a charitable non-profit organization under Internal

Revenue Service 501(c)(3) designations. The volunteer Board of Trustees

maintains fiduciary responsibility for the UM Foundation and embraces its

goals: to work with the University community to ascertain financial needs of

the University; to raise private funds to meet those needs, and to promote

sound stewardship of private assets. The Board has authorized assessment of

minimal fees to help defray the costs associated with raising funds, managing

investments and other administrative functions.

2007 Annual Report to Donors

IN conclusion

The University of Montana Foundation

P.O. Box 7159

Missoula, Montana 59807-7159

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