The first ten inductees to the Hall of Fame were honored at the 2000 SIGUCCS Fall User Services Conference, Richmond, Virginia.
Note: The accomplishments listed on this page are current as of Fall, 2000.
Jean Bonney
Jane Shearin CavinessRalph served as (the fifth) SIGUCCS Chair from 1973-75, during which time he organized and chaired the first SIGUCCS Computer Center Management Symposium in St. Louis (CCMS - now known as the annual Computer Services Management Symposium, or CSMS) in 1974. He chaired the next seven CCMS's in the same location as well, firmly establishing this conference as an annual event in "The Gateway City". Ralph spent many years as both a faculty member and Director of Computing at The University of Missouri - Rolla, from which he retired several years ago.
Robert W. Lutz Gordon was Vice Chair of SIGUCCS, 1968-71 and went on to become the fourth Chair of SIGUCCS, serving from 1971 until 1973. He formed the committee which organized the first ACM-SIGUCCS User Services Conference in Chicago in April, 1973, and also appointed the first SIGUCCS Newsletter Editor. He served on the Board from 1973 until 1975. Most of his professional career was spent at The University of Tennessee - Knoxville, where he was responsible for all aspects of computing over many years before his retirement.

John served on the SIGUCCS board and was chair of the EDUCOM membership committee. He earned his Ph.D. in Mathematics and began his academic career as a Professor of Mathematics at the University of Denver. He served as Computer Center Director at the University of Minnesota in Duluth and Oregon State University. In both cases his successor was someone whom John had mentored. John published professionally including a text on BASIC. He was active in the Phi Kappa Phi honor society and Rotary. He retired in 1994 and died in 1996.
Alicia Ewing Towster