Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Trofessor for a Day brought more than 35 alumni back to campus in March to the School of Business Administration and Eco- nomics for an event sponsored jointly by the school and Alumni Relations. What was so rewarding about the day was how excited the alumni were to come back and talk with students, said Mary Ja- cobson, director of Alumni Relations. They remembered that one of the best parts of being a student was interacting with ' real world ' professionals. By coming back to campus, this was their way of continuing that relationship. Bill Feliciano of ERA Star Real Estate Center in Anaheim Hills (below) enjoyed filling in for Dr. Daniel C. Lee ' s financial management course, while Allan Gibson, executive vice president for Pacific Na- tional Bank in Santa Ana (top left) took the helm in Dr. Karin R. Harich ' s marketing class on buyer behavior. Eric Openshaw (middle left), partner-in-charge for the KPMG Peat Marwick Manufacturing Con- sulting Group, addressed two of Dr. Grady Bruce ' s marketing ' analysis classes. Seen left to right, R. Vasanwala, Tamara Reddy, Lucky Irenen, Amnelia Perez and Stacie Lockwood in Dr. Robert J. Zimmer ' s course on the principals of marketing chatted with Karon Kaelin, public affairs manager for Pacific Bell (bottom left). Before classes began, alumni met with their host professor for a briefing and be- tween classes hung out in the Dean ' s Office, exchanging greetings with favorite profs. The reunions continued at a luncheon hosted by Alumni Relations and Dean Ephraim Smith at the FuUerton Marriot.

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A Bd OfExcaMed Former UCLA coach John Wooden is seen here with Titan basketball coach Brad Holland. Holland was the fi- nal player Wooden recruited for UCLA. What would you pay for a batting prac- tice session with LA Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda, or round-trip ticlcets for two anywhere in the world Delta Air Lines flies? Successful bidders at the uni- versity ' s third annual A Bid of Excite- ment auction paid $1,150 and $2,500 re- spectively, to help support university pro- grams and scholarships. The more than $106,000 netted set a fund-raising record for a California State University system special event. John Wooden, former UCLA basketball coach, was the keynote speaker and signed autographs throughout the evening. Bidders perused more than 200 items in Titan Pavilion offered during the silent auction that included travel and golf packages, entertainment and restaurant packages, health club memberships, art works, gift certificates, and sports memo- rabilia. Exotic travel packages, concert and sporting event tickets, and a Good- year Blimp ride were among items fea- tured in the live auction. .z . ' 2; ' V- .. ;ii ' dafc . VSK K»e ® 10 Alumnus Brian Fairley displays a Dances With Wolves script auto- graphed by fellow grad Kevin Costner that he nabbed for $700. Students and alumni check out the various items up for auction.

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