Summer 2001 - Wayne State College

pus Scenesay, “The Honorable Urashima Taro” by Colemanril 5-12 in Rice Auditorium. Hundreds of regionald the production, which was directed by Dr. AndreThe Willow Bowl renovation project received a boost this spring with a gift fromIrv Hoffbauer ‘51, who announced that he will provide funds to installunderground sprinkling of the campus amphitheatre. Hoffbauer, who returned tocampus on Arbor Day for the first time since his graduation, had earlier providedfunds to replace three aging willow trees with six young trees. While on campus,he participated in a tree-planting ceremony during the Arbor Day program.Above, Hoffbauer is pictured with Dr. Sheila Stearns, WSC president and LeaClausen, vice president for development and executive director of the WayneState Foundation. The underground sprinkler system for the campus wasdonated by Mike Bousquet ‘70 and his wife, Vicki, owners of Reams SprinklerSupply Co. of Lincoln.Class of 1920 was recently brought back into servicerofessionals Association (WEOPA) in conjunctionelp of the WSC operations and maintenance staff.near the Wayne State welcome sign, just west ofsponsored the project in order to give somethingheir annual scholarship fund, as well as to particiffortand preserve a part of campus history. Therder for at least 25 years. WEOPA officers picturednn Keller, treasurer; Deb Daehnke, president; Annvice president; Sharon Fleer, historian; and Debproject organizer.A group of WSC madrigal singers took their show “on the road” in April when they performedan after-dinner concert at the Oaks Retirement Community in Wayne. Residents and guestsenjoyed the concert which was followed by dessert. Above, Stephanie Peterson visits withresidents. The group’s director, Dr. Ron Lofgren, also performed with the madrigal singers.Wayne State Magazine 15WSC Magazine Summer 011510/2/01, 2:49 PM