U Magazine , Fall 1985

Alumni Potpourri a barbecue, an alumni parade, the Homecoming game

Class happenings 1970

Join classmates for Homecoming

Sr. Han Soon Hee is now working as the district superior of the Religious of the Sacred Heart in Korea. She is the coordinator of the AMOR meeting to be held in October in Seoul. AMOR is an organ ization of Asian women religious. 1970 Dr. Dennis Nulman is coordinator of special education at Cal Poly State University. San Luis Obispo. and is the proud father of a new son. Kenji. born late last fall. 1973 Daniel F. Maddox has been appointed regional vice president of Wells Fargo Bank's Inland Empire commercial banking office located in San Bernardino. 1977 Jean (Chabo) Leimerts and her husband , John. are the parents of a girl, Jennifer Ann. born on October 4. 1984. Jean just completed her pediatric residency training at The Uni– versity of Connecticut. 1978 M. O. Miyashita is a partner with the CPA firm of Miyashita and Dennis located in Guam. He is a board member of the Guam Territorial Board of Accounting and the Guam Society of CPA's. 1981 Brook Mayfield rece ntly was elected presi– dent of the San Diego Association of Legal Assistants. Murry new alumni director Joan Murry has been named USO 's director of alumni relations. Murry has served as USO assistant direc– tor of public relations since 1983. She has been a member of the public rela– tions staff since 1980. 'Tm looking forward to this oppor– tunity of working with the University 's alumni, students and friends," she says. "I will work to strengthen a lumni involve– m ent in the life of the University." Murry replaces Tom Martz, who recently accepted a position in institutional advancement with U.C. Berkeley.

If you are a graduate of the class of 1956, 1961, 1966, 1971, 1976 or 1981 , you'll want to mark the dates of November 8, 9 and 10 on your calendar. Those are the dates for this year's Home– coming activities. The line-up of activities includes a barbecue, an alumni parade, the Homecoming football against U.C. Santa Barbara, individual class receptions and dinners, an outdoor dance, a beach par– ty and a Mass. Cost to attend all of the activities is $27 per person. Friday, November 8 4-7 :30 p.m . Registration. OeSales Hall. 7 :30-9 p.m. All alumni reception. Man– chester Conference Center. Registration . OeSales Hall. 11 a.m,l p.m. University welcome and a ll alumni barbecue. West sports field . 1-1:15 p.m . Alumni parade to stadium. 1:15-1 :30 p.m. Pre-game activities. USO Stadium. 1:30-4:30 p.m. Homecoming football game vs. U.C. Santa Bar– bara. USO Stadium. 6:30-7:30 p.m. Individual class recep– tions. Locations to be announced. 7:30-9 p.m . Individual class dinners. 9 p.m,l a.m. All alumni dance. Sports Center. Camino/Founders patio. Sunday. November 10 10 a.m . All alumni Mass. Founde rs Chapel. Saturday, November 9 9-11 a.m.

1966 Homecoming Queen Mary Lou Buenzli

... you'll want to mark the dates of November 8, 9 and 10 on your calendar.

1-3 p.m.

Class reunion beach party or other activity. Location to be announced.

Joan Murry

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