The Scroll of Honor award is presented to Fifty Year Club members, including honorary members, to recognize lifetime achievements in the service of their community, society, or humanity.

Howard Heath ’73

During his career, Howard Heath served as a math and computer science instructor and as the Chicago Teachers Union's first and only black man to serve as vice president. An educator, lobbyist, and union officer, he continues to serve as the Chicago Teachers Union’s retiree functional vice president and American Federation of Teachers retiree representative.

Carolyne “Carrie” Swanson McPherson ’68

Carolyne “Carrie” Swanson McPherson founded a software firm, Information Development Consultants, Inc. that went on to develop DiLOG and 4gov, ground-breaking accounting and financial software packages. The company helped more than 250 clients in 28 states, as well as the Trust Territories of the Pacific and Virgin Islands.

Steven L. Seward ’68

Steven L. Seward earned advanced degrees in physiological science and optometry. He would later receive the Indiana Optometric Association’s Outstanding Young Optometrist Award and the American Optometric Association’s Distinguished Optometric Recognition Award. He participated in a mission to Cuba and as the Federal Drug Administration investigator for extended-wear contact lenses.