Henry Montoye Named Distinguished Alumnus

Fall 2001

Alumni News IU School of Physical Education .

IN THIS ISSUE

IUPUI

Launches Comprehensive

Campaign The· Traditions

Live On 2002 Alumni Homecoming

Dates

Indiana University

School of Physical Education 901

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New York Street Indianapolis, IN 46202 Phone: (317) 274-2248 Fax: (317) 278-2041

URL: http://www.iupui.edu/-indyhper/

E-mail: pkellum@iupui.edu P. Nicholas Kellum, Dean

Deadline For Spring 2002 Bulletin

Story ideas, alumni updates and infor- mation for the next Alumni Bulletin are due by February 15, 2002 to Gretchen M. Hueni at the School, 901 W. New York Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202 or ghueni@iupui.edu.

Henry Montoye Named Distingu ish e d Alumnus

Dr. Henry Mon toy , B '43, of Ok m s, Michigan is th r cipi nt of th hool of Physical Education/ ormal oil g

Distinguished Alum nu Award for 2001. Th annual award wa stabli h din 1999 to recognize th achi v m nt of a graduat f the school and is ba d on ontribution to the profession or rvice to th ommunity.

Dr. Montoy is a native of ·van ton, 1llinoi . He att nd d th ormal oil g from 1939 to 1942 and omplet d hi B d gree in 19 4 in

Bloomington. Following his graduation from f ndiana University, he rv d in th United tat Navy during World War II then returned to complete graduate work at the University of Illinois, earning an MS degree in 1947 and a PhD in 1949.

. . . when the American Alliance

He began a distinguished academic career in 1949 when he joined the faculty at Michigan State University.

He rose through the profes-

initiated their Alliance Scholar program in 1977,

Dr. Montoye was the first

sional ranks while at Michigan State, ultimately

professional so recognized.

earning the rank of

Professor of Physical Education. He also was director of the Human Energy Research Laborato1y at MSU.

From 1961 to 1971, Dr. Montoye was on the faculty of the University of Michigan as Professor of Physical Education in the School of Education and Research Associate in Epidemiology in the School of Public Health.

Dr. Montoye joined the faculty of the University of Tennessee for six years before moving to the University of Wisconsin in 1977. He remained there until his retirement.

While at the University of Wisconsin, Dr.

Montoye served four years as Chair of the Department of Physical Education and Dance and four years as irector of the Biodynamics Laboratory.

in exercise.

His honors include awards from both Phi Epsilon Kappa Frat mity and th Am ri an Alliance for alth, Phy ical ducation, Recreation and Dance. And wh n th American Alliance initiat d their Allianc Scholar program in 1977, Dr. Montoy was the first profi ssional so recogniz d.

Dr. Montoy wa pr nt d th

Distinguish d Alumnu Award at a r ception in Indianapolis on August 25th. H was accompanied by his wife, B tty, who is also a graduat of the Normal Coll g and Indiana Univer ity. While in Indianapolis to receive Lh award, Dr. Montoye mad a special presentation to th stud nt body.

Dean~ Message .

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hours than ever before in our history. Our new MS program in physical education has

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students enrolled in just one year, a nd freshman enrollments are also at an all-time high.

While all of this should be celebrated, we have to be

concerned about some external issues that have implications for the School of Physical Education. It appears that the economy

may be in a recession and the State of Indiana is making cuts in most of its budget. While those cuts have not yet been forced upon public schools and high r education, it is not out of the realm of possibility.

At a minimum, we are probably facing static budg ts or minimal increases over the next few years.

You will read below in this bulletin about the Campaign for

IUPUI,

a

$700

million fund rais- ing campaign for the Indianapolis campus. If successful, this would be the largest fund drive for a public university in Indiana and would help ameliorate the effects of declining state appropria- tions.

I

hope many of you will participate in this effort.

If

the faculty and

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can ever be of service to you, please let u know. We look forward

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hearing from our alumni and to visiting with you when the occasion arises . With best wishes,

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The Traditions Live On

AJ umni who atte nd d th o rma l o il g of th m ri an Gyrnna tic Union ( C U) will be pl a d to know that severa l of th colleg 's traditio ns co n ti nu today. h n mo

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alu mni are as ked a bou t the pri mary 1 on 1 am d at th CAG U, th y ofte n me nti on pron iona li m and di ipli n

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With th e exp ansio n and ad ditio n of ou r aca d mi program

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tradition of a n ope n-do or po licy fo r tud nt co n ultati o n o ntinu e . On a ny given day, one ca n tro ll ou r h allway and tud nt vi iting with facu lty to di scu s intern hips, student t ach in g, u pcoming jo b interv iews, a nd class mat ria l .

Our history is a r pected part of o ur cu rri ulum a w II. In Hi t0ty a nd Principl s of Phy ica l Educa ti on

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p hys i edu ca tio n ma jo rs discu s our ri h hi tory fr om th rman

Today, students continue to wear uniforms to classes, particularly those relating to teacher education, such as this one taught by Mrs. Karen E. Teeguarden, Assistant Professor of Physical Education.

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Award Announced

The Indiana University School of Physical Education and its Alumni Association are accepting nominations for the 2002 Distinguished Alumnus Award. The award, presented annually, recognizes the achievements of a graduate of the School of Physical Education/Normal College. The award is based on contributions to the profession or service to the community. Examples of contributions could include, but are not limited to, innovative and creative teaching, successful record of coaching, relevant administrative work, research or creative activity and professional service or community service. Nominees must hold a degree from the School of Physical Education/Normal College and have been a practicing professional for at least five years. Nominees will be notified of their candidacy for the award.

Please consider nominating someone for this award. The deadline for nominations is February 15, 2002.

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Physical Education Roundtable

The School of Physical Education and the Physical E ducation Alumni Association are pleased to present the third annual Physical E ducation Roundtable. This free event will be held on Monday, March

11,

2002 in the School of Physical Education/Natatorium Building on the IUPUI campus. We will begin with a light supper in the Student Lounge at 6:00 p .m . followed by the workshop in the main gymnasium, concluding around 9:00 p.m.

The roundtable will offer elementary physical education teachers the opportunity to network, share teaching techniques, new ideas and words of advice.

If you have a unique or interesting idea, concept or game to share, we invite you to present it at the roundtable. When calling to RSVP for the workshop, please advise our staff so you may be added to the agenda. If you would like to send in materials to be duplicated prior to the event, the School would be happy to provide that service.

If you would like to attend, either as a presenter or participant, please call the School of Physical

Education at (317) 274-2248 by Monday, March 4.

Florida Reception Planned

Will you be in the Naples, Florida area on F ebruary 9th, 2002? The School of Physical Education/Normal College Alumni Association is planning a Florida reception in conjunction with Indiana University Alumni Association events that occur the second week of February in Naples, Florida.

If you expect to be in the area and would be interested in attending, please contact Sharon Holland in our alumni office. You may reach her as follows :

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Sharon K. Holland

Indiana University Alumni Association 850 W. Michigan Street, Suite 241 Indianapolis, IN 4620 2

Telephone: 317-2 74-4 555

-mail: shollan @iupui. edu

Remember When

This 1970 photograph shows freshman Kenneth cott and other H rron of Art students sketching a Norma] College tudent as he perform on th uneven bars. The Herron students also drew fenc rs. H non pro~ s or Rob rt Weaver wanted the members of his applied drawing cla to learn th t hniqu of portraying man in motion, and, in Weaver's words, "Wh re ls but th Normal College could J find better models?" Photograph courtesy of the IUPUI Special Collections and Archives.

New Faces at the School of Physical Education

New Faculty Member Appointed

The newest member of the faculty of the School of Physical Education began her duties in August. Dr. Lisa Angermeier has been appointed Assistant Professor of Physical Education. Previously she served as Assistant Professor at Eastern Michigan University.

Dr. Angermeier completed her studies at Indiana Univ rsity where sh amed a BS in Health and Safety, an MS in Counseling and Counselor Education, and a PhD in Health Behavior. While studying at JU, Dr. Angermeier was awarded a Univ rsity Fellowship, the Faculty Appreciation Award and the 1eaching Excellence R cognition Award. She served as both a visiting lecturer and associate instructor.

Dr. Angermeier's research interests include health ducation needs of children with disabilities, parental involvement in health education for students with disabilities, families and health, and pedagogy. Her teaching responsibilities in the School of Physical Education include Health ducation courses such as P rsonal Health, Women's Health, Introduction to Health Education, and tress Pr v ntion and Management

Development Director

Gretchen Musselman Hueni has joined the staff of Physical Education as Dir tor of Development. Previously, she worked for the Alzheimer's Association as a

Development and Marketing Director. Most recently she was the Annual 1ving Director for Park Tudor chool. Gretchen is a native of oblesville, Indiana and holds a B.A. in Telecommunications from Indiana Univ rsity .

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Start Your 2002 Physical Education Alumni Homecoming

"Piggy Bank" Today!

r At our own pa m -nt plan ~ r th Jun I )- 0 , Ill S h )01 )f

uni b mal ing rvati n now. Th 'n i pc sit pa - m nt toyoura ountan tim' ou wi h until Jun _, 00 . With a I a - m nt pr grnm Lhr I you s 'I up, ou

an b fully paid w 11 in advan of Camp. Best of all, you will sav money. amp Brosius r rvation rates ar exp cted to increas ross the board for next y ar, but wh n you set up your "piggy bank" a ount prior to F brua1y 1, 2002, you will do so at Last y ar's rates.

A separate mailing will be nt to all School of Physical Education alumni with d tails on how to tart your Piggy Bank ac ount. If y u n d additional information, conta t

baron l Iolland at (317) 27 4-4555 or shollan@iupui. du.

2002 Camp Dates Marie Your Calendar

Mark your calendar for •

Alumni Homecoming at

Camp Brosius

June

1~-22,

2002.

IUAA President ^& CEO Jerry F. Tardy

Indiana University Alumni

nt

On Jan . 1, 1987, Tardy s ucceeded Frank B. Jones as head of the Al um ni Association, wh ich erves

JU

al umn i from all e ight campuses. He carried on the

trong leader hip of Jo nes and his prede- cessor, Claude Rich . Over th e span of more th an five decad es, the associati o n has had o nly three di rectors: Rich (1948-68 ), Jo nes (1968-86), an d Tardy (1987-2001) . Whe n th e JUAA adopted a new orga nizatio nal structu re in 2000, Tardy's title changed to pre iden t and chief executiv officer.

At the end o f 1986, m embership in the Al umni Associatio n stood at slightly more than 62,000. Unde r Tardy's leadership, me mbership rose to mo re th an 100,000 in ea rly 2001 ,

Fou ndati on and of th e lU Varsity Club.

An

avid go lfer, he had two hole -in-one to hi s credit.

For three years ea rly in the 1990s, Tardy chaired the Indiana University United Way Campaign, receiving from the United Way of Monroe Coun ty its 19 92 Mary

Alic

ray Memorial Award. Indian a University President John

W.

Ryan presented him with th e President's itation in 1987, and

India na Un iversity Pres ident Thomas Ehrli ch ho no red him with the Thomas Hart Bento n Mural Medallio n in 1994

.

Through th years, Tardy was a fixt ure at university and alumni events aro und the world , alway dis playing good hum or and good spirits.

placing it in th top five in the country.

Th e associatio n serv s mo re than 448, 000 alumni aroun d th e world .

2001 IUPUI Spirit of Philanthropy Award

A goal Tardy s t

for him

self on beco ming alumni dir tor was achi ved in 1997, wh en th e Virgil T.

D V aul t Al umni en ter opened a t 1000 . 17th t. in Bloo mingto n, aero s from Asse mbly Hall.

Tardy p earheaded a drive t ha t raised more th an

$5

mil- li on in private fun ds.

An

existing lim to ne structure, built in 1963, was th oroughly ren o- vat d and refur- bi h d, and fo r th e first time alumni had a horn of the ir own.

In addi ti o n to his

I UAA

du ti

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Tardy also erv d

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IUPUI recognized Bo

^L.

Hagood with a Spirit of

Philanthropy Award presented at the annual luncheon last spring. Mr. Hagood has given over 29 years of service to the hospitality industry with the last 20 spent with Signature Inn, Inc. He currently serves as the Director of Revenue Management. Mr. Hagood has generously established the Bo

L.

Hagood Scholarship to benefit the school's

Department of Tourism, Conventions, and Event Management students.

Accepting the award on behalf of his father, Bo Adams Hagood

(a current student in the Department of TCEM) poses with

Dean P Nicholas Kellum (left) and JUPUI Chancellor

Gerald Bepko (right) .

Use the enclosed envelope to share your news. We would like to hear about your professional honors and activities, family additions, civic interests, etc.

We will print your news in the next issue.

Department of Physical Education

Robert Kreutzer, BS '42, is retired from the Chicago Park District. He worked as a supervisor for 40 years. Robert writes that he would be glad to receive letters from friends.

Kent W. Weaver, BS '85, is the Executive Director of Howard Community Hospital Sports Center in Kokomo, Indiana.

Julie Blevins, MS '90, has been living in Evansville, Indiana since 1995. She is applying for a doctoral program at the University of Louisville.

Peggy Grimmer, BS '91, is an Elementary Physical Education teacher for Westfield Washington Schools in Indiana.

Saundra Kennison, BS '91, is a Driver's Education Teacher for A Auto Driving School in Indianapolis.

Jennifer Rizzo Linquist, BS '97, teaches Physical Education to grades Pre-K through 4th at The Orchard School in Indianapolis, Indiana. She also coaches Middle School soccer and basketball.

Jennifer may be reached at Jlinquist@orchard.org.

Paul Sullivan, BS '98, teaches Health and Wellness at Noblesville Middle School. He is also the Head Wrestling Coach at Noblesville High School.

William Crawford, BS '99, is a permanent sub- stitute teacher for Indianapolis Public School #79.

Miranda Jones, BS '00, teaches in Speedway, Indiana.

Shannon Kregenbeck, BS '00, is an Exercise Specialist for Indiana Heart Associates. She married Ryan Bramblett on October 21, 2001. Shannon may be reached at

srkregen@hotmail.com.

Beth Hershberger, BS '01, is pursuing a nurs- ing degree at Indiana University-Kokomo and liv- ing in Logansport, Indiana.

Paul Knipscheer, BS '01, is the Head Strength Coach for IUPUI. Previously, he worked as a fit- ness instructor for the National Institute for Fitness and Sport. He also volunteers with the Indianapolis Colts, assisting their strength and conditioning staff with players' off-season train- ing programs.

Department of Tourism, Conventions, and Event Management

Jay McGuire, AS '74, is a Strategic Account Manager for Hobart Corporation and resides in Indianapolis.

Scott Stroud, AS '78, is a Food Purchaser for McFarling Foods, Inc. He is married with two chil- dren and volunteers with the New Palestine High School Band, of which his oldest son is a member.

Curtis Zook, AS '82, resides in We tminster, Colorado and is the Director of Operations for Subway of Cherry Creek, Inc.

John Massy, AS '84, i a Distributing Sales Representative for Gordon Food Service. He is married with three children and live in Greenfield, Indiana.

Nana Perry, AS '84, is a Human Resources Consultant. She is married with a daughter, Jenna, and enjoys community theater and volunteering.

Brian Wilson, AS '87, is the Vice Pre ident of Family Home Mortgage.

Peter Occolowitz, AS 91, reside in New York City and is a self-employed food stylist (works on editorial and advertising photography shoots) and an associate producer for a non- profit production company that produces staged operas and mu ical concerts. In his free time he enjoys travel, music, yoga and gardening at his home in the Catskills.

Angie Gerrian Thumb, AS '91, is a Regi tered Dietitian with Renal Care Group, where she works with outpatient kidney dialysis.

Ronald M. Rogers, AS '90, is an Account Director for Griffith Laboratories.

Kelly McNeely, '93, is the Administrative Assistant for the Department of Development at TCM International.

Kenneth L. Hall Ill, AS '97, is a Food

Marketing Specialist for Indiana Sales Associates.

Derek Bates, AS '98, is a Service Manag r/

Campus Dining Services for Aramark Corporation.

Juana Watson, AS '99, was awarded the 2001 William R. Laws Human Rights Award for her dedication and leadership to Su Casa, a neigh- borhood center that provides services to new Hispanic Columbus residents.

Tracy Haddad, AS '99, is the Assistant to the Commissioner for the Horizon League in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Toby Slunaker, BS '99, AS '96, is a Senior Team Lead Training Coordinator for World Travel/ BTI.

Tom Waltman, AS '99, writes, "Sowers Street Roly Poly is going well and we're anxiously awaiting the students' return and the Penn State football season. Beaver Stadium was recently renovated and now seats 106,000 people. That's 106,000 to eat at Roly Poly!!! If any of you are in central Pennsylvania, please stop in and visit - we'd love to feed you!"

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Dr. Sotirls Avgoustis, a si tant profes or in the department of Touri m, Conv ntion and Event Management, i conducting tudies to e amine the d mographic and p ychographic characteri - tic of cultural touri ts. Of particular intere t i the r lation hip between preferenc for cultural tourism and pecific demographic variable uch as ag , gender, ra , marital tatus, nd employ- ment tatu . An under tanding of th charact r- istics of the cultural touri t hould n ble touri m marketer to be more ac urat in term of id nti- fying the target market nd d veloping trat gic plans to attract ultural touri t to come to a par- ticular de tination.

Herb Vogel, BS '53, MS '54, passed away on January 10, 2001 at the age of 69. The long-time coach of the women's gymnastics team at Southern Illinois University, Vogel was often called the "Father of Women's Collegiate Gymnastics." Vogel founded the first competitive program in the country at SIU in 1963, and pro- vided the first opportunity for women to com- pete in national gymnastic competition.

An All-American gymnast while enrolled at Indiana University, Vogel started the program at SIU and coached it until its termination in 1986.

During his celebrated career at the University, he logged a 311-79 record as the coach, coached 40 All-Americans, 21 international gymnasts, 10 international medal winners, 16 national champi- ons, 10 SIUC Hall of Fame inductees, and was inducted into both the Saluki Athletics Hall of Fame and the U.S. Gymnastics Hall of Fame.

Mikel Teeguarden, husband of Assistant Professor of Physical Education Karen

Teeguarden, died on September 5th at the age of 58. He was a manufacturing engineer and consultant for SMC Pneumatics, Inc.

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IUPUI lumni R lations, 850 W t Mi higan tr t, uite 241, Indianapolis, I 46202-5198. Phon : (317) 274-8828 IU School of Physical Education Alumni Association Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Degree/Year _ _ _ Alumni Board: 2001-2002

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1999-2002

Libby h k I larpring (B '69) orm hulte (B '50)

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lllPUI ffice of Alumni Relations 850 W t Michigan tr et, uite 241 lndianapoli , I 46202-5198

Matt Rota-Autry (B '87) Pre ident-Elect

Lori 11 f ner K llum (B '86) ecrewry-71"easurer

Barbara Pond Richard (B '69) Pa t-Pre ident

Addi Za adzki Hill (B '51)

Executive ouncil Repre enltltive Ann R. tanton chnun- (M '69) Board of Directors:

1998-2007 Jim Arvin (B '69) Dan Hagist (B '82) Marti Dewey Babb (B '97)

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