The Delta Chi Quarterly - Fall/Winter 2004

Delta Chi

Quarterly Fall/Winter 2004

FOUNDERS’ DAY MESSAGE 2004

Fraternal Living According to the Buddhists In the hearts and minds of every Delta Chi, October 13, 1890 is a date to be remembered, and on behalf of the Board of Regents of The Delta Chi Fraternity, I am pleased to send along good wishes for the 114th Founders’ Day to Delta Chis all over North America and the world.

On August 8th, I had the privilege of being sworn in as the 49th “AA” of The Delta Chi Fraternity. For me, that event was the culmination of a goal I set for myself as a junior at Kent State University in 1988. People who knew me then knew that one day I wanted to lead this great organization. That resolve only got stronger as the years went by, as I met the outstanding young men and alumni who make up this fraternity and as I continued to see every day how Delta Chi can change your life if you will provide it the opportunity to do so. Please accept my sincere thanks for the confidence you have placed in me.

I wanted to share something personal about me with my first Founders’ Day Message. My closest friends know that you can learn a lot about me by looking in my wallet. I carry

some personal things with me at all times. One of those things is a small article titled Robert’s Rules of Order. It was written

by Robert Dedman, who grew up in poverty but always had pride and optimism. He was the founder and chairman of ClubCorp in Dallas, Texas.

Dedman had ten rules by which he lived his fabulously successful life: 1. A sense of balance must apply to all areas of your life, not just your livelihood.

2. It is so important in life to have a life plan. Planning is a prelude to balance.

3. The more you learn, the more you earn.

Even more importantly, the more you learn, the more you live.

4. A positive mental attitude is a key ingredient to a balanced, long and happy life.

5. Humor is one of the best ways to get and keep a positive mental attitude. When times get tough, humor helps… even sick humor.

6. It’s nice to be important, but even more important to be nice.

7. Setting up win-win relationships is the ultimate measure of success in life.

8. Be a giver, not a taker. They don’t put luggage racks on hearses for good reason.

9. Integrity, good health, family and friends are worth more than money can buy.

10.Don’t forget to have fun.

The more fun you have, the more money you make. It works both ways, the more money you make, the more fun you have.

I have carried that article with me for a number of years now, and it has become a driving force in how I try to live my life. I share it with you because I believe it is applicable across all levels of Delta Chi membership. It applies to college students. It applies to alumni. It applies to chapters.

Balance, planning, positive mental attitude, humor, fun, relationships, being nice – all things that can lead to success for a person or a chapter as a whole. On this Founders’ Day, I hope all Delta Chis, alumni and undergraduates alike, will commit to improving the quality of their lives as well as

that of those around them.

Using any of Robert’s Rules can help you achieve that goal.

I also want to focus this Founders’ Day on the importance of Fraternity.

Our future may not be entirely within our control, but most of what we become is within our power to create. And what we seek to create, whether in a fraternity chapter, a family,

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or in our business relationships, is a state of fraternity – of fraternal living. I read an article recently that highlighted the Six Steps for Fraternal Living from the Buddhist faith. It is highly appropriate to our mission to promote friendship, develop character, advance justice, and assist in the acquisition of a sound education. I paraphrase it for you here.

“Our future may not be entirely within our control, but most of what we become is within our power to create.”

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To accomplish fraternity, we need goodwill. We must first have actions based on goodwill.

These actions will help to create a feeling of togetherness and, as such, add to the stability of our communities and provide the basic structure within which people can constructively express their full potential.

We must have speech based on goodwill: this is important in meetings and discussions.

When we speak with goodwill, we are motivated by a sincere desire for understanding and harmony, and we speak constructively. Without goodwill, problems become causes for argument and eventually lead to aggression.

We must also have thoughts based on goodwill: when goodwill is incorporated into our reasoning it helps to counteract the negative forces of greed, hatred and delusion.

Instead we consider things with a clear intention for mutual

benefit. Moreover, thinking based on goodwill imbues our bearing and facial features with pleasant attributes, and a pleasant smile is the forerunner of harmonious speech.

With goodwill in our hearts, we do not deal with others out of ulterior motives; we do not meet them with a desire to find their similarities while holding on to our differences. Rather we accept the differences along with the similarities.

The fourth step to fraternal living is the sharing of rightfully acquired gains. The well-trained and virtuous person is able to experience this higher kind of happiness, the happiness of giving. It is a relaxed and buoyant kind of happiness. In Buddhism it is taught that the ability to give should be developed through training, and the ability to experience happiness from giving is considered to be a gauge of mental maturity.

People who are so developed will be the ideal members of a society.

Step number five in the pursuit of fraternal living is uniform moral conduct.

How many times have we told our undergraduate members, “If you don’t govern your actions, someone will govern them for you”? This holds true for risk management guidelines, but also can be said for the laws of the land as well.

This last of the six conditions for fraternal living is of vital importance: people must have some common understanding and belief in principles. As Delta Chis we should at least possess the same beliefs in relation to what our organization stands for - justice, friendship, brotherhood. Without such a common understanding, problems are bound to arise.

The Buddhists were smart. Think about it. By abiding by these six principles harmony and progress is assured. We will relate to each other with kindness, speak to each other with kindness, think of each other with kindness, share our gains, abide by the laws and regulations of Delta Chi and society and refrain from harming or exploiting each other, and ultimately have beliefs that are harmonious. In doing so, unity will arise and progress is assured.

In the coming year, let’s all work hard to make sure unity will arise and progress will be assured. Delta Chi’s Board of Regents and staff are committed to the pursuit of that goal, and we stand ready to assist the chapters in any way we can.

54th International

Convention August 4-8, 2004 Washington, D.C.

Happy Founders’ Day. Fraternally,

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Convention Review The 54 th International Convention of The Delta Chi Fraternity was held from August 4-8, 2004 at the J.W. Marriott Hotel in Washington, D.C. More than 400 undergraduates, alumni, and guests gathered in the U.S. capital for five days of fellowship and brotherhood with other Delta Chis. Brothers from across North America attended educational sessions, voiced opinions on Fraternity business, and learned more about Delta Chi’s values and brotherhood.

Wednesday, August 4 Brothers arrived at the hotel and registered for the Convention throughout the afternoon.

Many men took the opportunity to explore all that Washington, D.C. has to offer and visited landmarks like the Washington Monument, Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, Smithsonian Museum, and the White House—all merely blocks from the hotel!

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By evening, attendees gathered on the breathtaking 12th floor terrace for a reception and town hall meeting. Mother nature forced the event inside but did not dampen the evening’s spirit. Candidates vying for Executive Committee offices took the stage and answered questions from attendees regarding their visions for the Fraternity’s future. To end the evening, Aaron Otto, Kansas State ’98, led attendees on a late night walking tour of the capital’s monuments, memorials, and government buildings.

Thursday, August 5 After an early breakfast, brothers gathered in the convention ballroom for General Session I. Russ Driscoll, Florida ’57, called the Session to order as the “FF”, and the Convention recited the Preamble to begin the session. “AA” Chuck Mancuso, Florida State ’84, welcomed the attendees, and Jimmie J. “Doc” Underwood, Kansas ’51, gave the invocation. The Memorial Resolution was then presented by Greg Hauser, Michigan State ’75, in honor of those brothers who had passed away during the past biennium.

Executive Director Ray Galbreth, Missouri ’69, recognized attendees based on the number of conventions attended. “Doc” Underwood was recognized for attending his 21 st Convention and Fred Hammert, Oklahoma ’60, was recognized for having attended the 1956 convention. The Convention gave resounding applause for our senior members’ dedication to Delta Chi. Chuck Mancuso then took the microphone and deemed “Doc” the new elder statesman of the Fraternity with the recent passing of George Obear, DePauw ’30. George Obear, who had attended the most conventions, passed away in June—less than two months away from what would have been his 25 th

Convention. Brothers draped their badges in deep black throughout the Convention in memory of George.

Steve Bossart, Kent State ’90, then honored Ray Galbreth for his 25 years as Delta Chi’s Executive Director by presenting him with 25 bars of silver and a gift certificate for Ray and his wife, Janet.

After a brief break for the Convention photo, nominations for Delta Chi Executive Committee positions were the first order of business in General Session I. Steve Bossart was nominated for “AA”. The nominees for “CC” were John Dorner, Illinois State ’91, Tom Horowitz, Michigan State ’87, and Aaron Otto. Nominated for “DD” was Chuck Mancuso.

After nominations, the Convention delegation unanimously approved two new officers emeriti. Dr. Alan Brightman, Kansas ‘67, was named “BB” Emeritus for his service as “BB” of the Illinois and Kansas State chapters. Raymond Borelli, Illinois ’58, was honored as “AA” Emeritus of the Fraternity by a standing ovation. General Session I came to a close as brothers headed to lunch.

At the Delta Chi and Delta Chi Educational Foundation Luncheon, Foundation President Fred Hammert, Oklahoma ’60, addressed the attendees regarding the Foundation’s operations. Greg Hauser then gave a speech reflecting on the Preamble. After the luncheon, attendees broke into the various Regional Caucuses where the Executive Committee candidates stated their goals for Delta Chi and answered questions from the audiences.

To begin General Session II, “Doc” Underwood gave the “Handshake Across Time,” a tradition begun by Founder Monroe Marsh Sweetland to bridge future generations of Delta Chis with the Founders through this meaningful and inspiring tradition. The session continued with the election of Executive Committee officers.

Steve Bossart was elected “AA” and Chuck Mancuso was elected as “DD”. A runoff election between Tom Horowitz and Aaron Otto was held for the office of “CC”. As a result, Tom Horowitz was elected as the new “CC”.

Legislative items of note included: approving a new stipulation regulating inactive status, increasing associate member dues by $5, and increasing initiation dues by $5. The Convention also changed Delta Chi Law by increasing scholastic standards for its chapters to be in compliance with the newly adopted NIC standards. Chapters and colonies are now required to maintain a 2.5 cumulative G.P.A. to be in good standing. Also, associate members are now required to have a 2.25 college G.P.A. or a 2.5 high school G.P.A. to be initiated.

After General Session II, the Convention broke for dinner, and the former Delta Chi staff members enjoyed a re u n i o n d i n n e r. T h e A l u m n i Ceremony and Ritual Exemplification ended the evening’s events on an inspiring and positive note. Members then gathered for a t-shirt exchange with other chapters.

Friday, August 6 Educational sessions kicked off the morning with presentations on the chartering process, recruitment, managing change, and how to impress the women in your life. Attendees were then enamored by an interactive session on Gender Communications with Dr. Lori Hart-Ebert. Dr. Hart-Ebert expounded on the ways that men and women communicate differently and what each is really trying to say. Next, Jerry Nelson addressed the Convention on the topic of “Winners and Losers,” encouraging members to challenge themselves and to strive to be the best they can be.

After lunch, the Convention took part in a walking tour of the World War II, Korean War, and Vietnam memorials. A list of Delta Chis who died in each conflict and a wreath of white carnations were laid at the base of each memorial by Charles Valder, Augusta ‘82—a veteran of WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. The names of these gentlemen, along with the names of World War I and Operation Enduring Freedom deceased, were prominently displayed throughout the Convention.

The 5 th Biennial Kimball Open Golf Tournament was held at Cross Creek Golf Club in Beltsville, MD. The team of Reed Davis, Appalachian State ’02, Jennifer Washburn, and Miles Washburn, Massachusetts ’87, repeated as champions along with the welcome addition of John Ziegler, Louisiana Tech ’01. In addition, Miles Washburn won the straight drive and Tony McClain, Kansas State ’00, won the closest-to-the-pin contest.

Most attendees took the afternoon to see more of the D.C. area. Many groups enjoyed the ESPN Zone for dinner and the Adams-Morgan district for the nightlife.

Saturday, August 7 Educational sessions continued to provide attendees with valuable information on a wide variety of topics.

Attendees gained insight on such topics as Leadership Consultant recruitment, technology, risk management, battling mediocrity, and new member education.

For lunch, Lorrie Bossart addressed the Convention with her presentation entitled “Manners Matter: A Lunch Like No Other.”

Lorrie gave attendees valuable tips on proper etiquette and manners for a business or social dining atmosphere. Attendees left prepared to use these skills at the Convention Banquet that evening.

In the afternoon, gentlemen enjoyed four of the most popular educational sessions of ∆X Quarterly Fall/Winter 2004 5

the Convention. First was “Warm Fuzzies, Cold Pricklies” presented by Ray Galbreth. Ray conveyed the importance of making those around us feel good about themselves through positive interaction and reinforcement. Paul Picciani, Connecticut ’89, captivated those in attendance with a presentation entitled “Movies, Lessons, Life.” This presentation discussed what it takes to be successful not only in business but also life in general. Paul discussed the strategies of working smart, working with passion, working with energy and the importance of having balance. Chuck Mancuso commanded attention in his “He Said, She Said” presentation. Chuck detailed the tragic demise of the Florida Chapter and gave attendees tips on how to avoid dangerous situations. Greg Hauser gave the final educational session of the Convention entitled “The History of the Ritual.” There was standing room only as Greg packed the house. Greg expounded upon how the Founders got the ideas used to compose the Ritual.

At 6 p.m., Chuck Mancuso opened his Presidential Suite for a Life Loyal Reception. This time was taken to thank Life Loyal Delta Chi members for their continued support. They then made their way downstairs to join everyone at the banquet reception.

The Convention Banquet was held in the evening to celebrate the many achievements of our Fraternity and its members. Dr. E. Duane Meyer, Hobart ’58, and an ensemble of brothers moved the Convention with the singing of the United States and Canadian national anthems and the Bond Song.

After a wonderful dinner of filet mignon, Chuck Mancuso presented the Convention awards. The Certificates of Achievement, President’s Most Improved Trophy, Awards of Excellence, and President’s Cups were presented first. The 2003 and 2004 Delta Chi of the Year

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Awards were awarded to Bob Stump, Arizona State ’51, and Richard Shelby, Alabama ’57, respectively. Ed Pease of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity was awarded the John J. Kuhn Award for outstanding service to the interfraternal movement.

Mr. Pease addressed the Convention with words of admiration and respect for Delta Chi and its leaders.

The banquet came to a close with the keynote address of Charles Manatt, Iowa State ’58. Manatt reflected on how his involvement with Delta Chi as an undergraduate prepared him for a career in public service. He shared a story about losing an election for associate member class president as a freshman and how this taught him to deal with defeat and adversity. Manatt is a former U.S. Congressman from the state of Iowa and the former chairman of the Democratic National Committee. After closing remarks and reflections of the past biennium by Chuck Mancuso, the Convention attendees circled up to sing the “Bond Song.” It was a fitting end to a special evening.

Sunday, August 8 The Awards Brunch began at 9:30 a.m. when the chapter programming and individual awards were presented. One highlight during the awards program was the presentation of the Outstanding “C” Award. In recognition of Marge Lee’s 40 years of service to Delta Chi, the award was renamed the Marge Lee Outstanding “C” Award, and Marge was presented the first award bearing that name in honor of her dedication to maintaining the records of the Fraternity.

Greg Hauser then swore in the new International Officers. Steve Bossart addressed the Convention with his closing remarks, reflecting upon the outstanding week. Steve encouraged everyone to make plans for the 2006 Convention in Cleveland,

July 26-30, 2006 at the Sheraton Convention Centre.

The 54th Convention was then officially adjourned, and the attendees said their farewells and parted with a clear intent to see each other again in Cleveland.

Board of Regents Chuck Mancuso, “AA” Steve Bossart, “CC” Mike Woolbright, “DD” Aaron Johnson, Reg. I Eric Woolfitt, Reg. II Ratheen Damle, Reg. III Jason Butler, Reg. IV John Dorner, Reg. V E. Duane Meyer, Reg. VII Eric Kerstetter, Reg. VIII Aaron Otto, Reg. IX Bill Williams, Ret. “AA” Law Committee Don LaPlante Larry Nothnagel Housing Committee Jim Hoffheins Ritual Committee Thomas Farrelly Kevin Pitchford Bill Tallman Justin Donnelly Educational Foundation Fred Hammert, Pres.

Michael Carroll, V-Pres.

Robert Hendershot, Secy-Treas.

Miles Washburn John Tunila, Legal Adv. Paul Picciani Staff Ray Galbreth, Exec. Dir. Matt Killingsworth, Conv. Coordinator Karl Grindel, Dir. Chapter Dev. Reed Davis, Dir. Chapter Operations & Finance Leadership Consultants: Brian Brown, Elliott Chun, Steven Meyer, Timothy Ulrich, and John Ziegler Interns: Doug Galbreth, John Helter, John Pancorvo, Rusty Williams Office Mgr: Marge Lee Clerk: Claudia Jansenius CHAPTERS Abracadabra Devin Andre Toby Brown Robert Kaufman Brett Livingston Alabama Gary Barnes Jeff Clemons Jimmy Moore Alberta Jason Banack Dave Swenson

CONVENTION ATTENDEES Cal Poly Trevor Beatty Paul Hanges Nick Magill Jeremy DelReal Colin Murphy Sergio Santilli

Gorham State Troy Cobb Joshua Mansir

California Univ-PA Jonathan Hile

Hobart Justin Brown Paul Nassar

Central Michigan Ryan Holy Central Missouri Joshua Baker Brandon Hargrove Chico Craig Orr Dave Temko Clemson Chad Vetter Colorado State Matthew Mulligan Joshua Redshaw Gage Osthoff Nathan Steinberg Connecticut Paul DelleDonne Arthur Poje Denison Craig Chosney C. Ryan Olsen Chris vanTienhover DePauw Wes Anderson Tyler McPheters Geoff Palka Duquesne Jason Frampton Justin Maffei Charles Peterson Dan Quindlen Roni Shwaish Matthew Wagner East Carolina Brad Borst Jordan Cork Eastern Illinois Andrew Nicks Kyle Polanowski Embry-Riddle Ryan Cornelius Paul Kendall Michael Ninivaggi

American Brandon Dehuniak Aaron Trimble

Ferris State Douglas TerBush

Arizona Jason Bryant Brendan Nolan

Fredonia Brent Boylin Matthew McAlpin

Arizona State Carlos Villicana

Frostburg Dylan Klein C. J. Stottuth

Auburn Ralph Menard Trent Newell Augusta Jason Gucwa Dustin Siler Todd Squires Behrend Tae Kim K. J. Margraff, Jr. Bowling Green Lawrence Behum John McNamara Bryant Ryan O’Toole Mike Stamouli

Fullerton Eric Felix Carlos Hernandez Gannon Blake Campbell Brian Fabich David Terjak Georgia Chase Scott Neil Woodall Georgia Tech Matthew Brigman Daniel Porter Matthew Prohaska David Sibal Elliott Wood

Hayward Travis Sams Kevin Strei

Huntsville Michael Burleson Eythor Ernstson James Johnson Michael King Justin Scharber Idaho Josh Brown Anthony Dahlinger Justin Holthus Illinois Brian Medina Illinois State Josh Biros Jared Broderick Chris Downey Josh Rinker Iowa Andrew Slimak Joe Wikard Jacksonville State Blake Arthur Zach Kilgore James Madison Daniel Dunlap Joe Johnson Dave Williams Johnstown Brandon McCleary Joshua Staph Kansas Jason Blubaugh Jeff Short Travis Short Kansas State Mathew Gorney Zachary Hauser Taylor Nedrow Kent State Kyle Davis Patrick Jones Michael Nemergut Donny Sobnosky Kentucky Nicholas Manning Justin McNeil Kettering-A Matthew Juszczyk Stephen Weber Kettering-B Justin Fink Brandon Koenigsknecht Lake Forest John Keller Ed Vrtis Livingston Dusten Green Robert Head Long Beach Chimdi Azubuike Christopher Livingston Brian Roberts Adam Sturgeon Louisiana Tech Justin Atchison Patrick Kennedy

Rutgers Jae Kim Scott Spurr

Georgia Southern Chris Jacobs Thomas Miller

Mankato Thomas Gagnon Ryan Guertin

South Dakota State Matt Mack

Michigan Dave Bacon Matt Williams

Marquette Matthew Durbin Justin Hanson Jamaul Webster

South Florida Tom Raad Sean Roberts Joe Schweitzer

Maryland Ilan Breit James Pochy Brian Shepter

Southern California Michael Asher Eric Jarrin Chris Mooney

Miami Andrew Friebert Ralph Logan

Stephen F Austin Mike Deel Bill Wright

Michigan State Brandon D’Emidio Kevin Koons

Syracuse Dan Berenson Eric Jacobsen Mike Tumolo

Llanden Morgan Brandon Zeringue

Minnesota Wiley Moseley James Passman Mississippi State Josh Ard Rob Reid Missouri Alan McDavid Adam Mummert Ryan Starnes Trent Vallandingham Montclair Bryan Lubliner Christiano Porto Montevallo Brian Hayes Tae Phillips New Haven Scott Gleason Jared Pietrella New Mexico State Daniel Holman Vincent Vosa

Tarleton Jeremy Raines Chareles Shuck Texas George Manthos Derek Sedlacek Texas A&M Anthony Barron Matt Carter Texas State Jon Wilson Tri-State Jason Stofleth Chris Vergon Troy State Derek Grissett Russell Johnson UNLV Fred Conway Sean Driscoll Shane Sumner

Northern Arizona Greg Tenuta

Virginia Commonwealth Jeremy Rosen

Northern Colorado Joe Dickinson Brad Hartman

Virginia Tech Brandon Edgerton

Northern Illinois Robert Pegg

Washington David Ryder Ross Weaver

Northwest Missouri Vinny Giambrone Alan Hargreaves Kurt Koenig T. J. McGinnis Steve Terry

Washington State Jeff O’Neil

Northwestern Mark Brandau Stuart Cogen Stephen Gensler Daniel McDonell

Windsor Roland Bharara Kapil Ramphal

Purdue Mark Alteri Michael An Tom Crosson Dustin Ervin Dom Gabreleski Chris Kerr Drew Kiernan Kevin Melanson Chris Newcomb Nick Summa

Whitewater Gilbert Altschul Andrew Jenson

COLONIES Binghamton Stephen Keller Daniel Meyer British Columbia James Choi Gordon Jung Coastal Carolina John Adamec Mark Winkler

Radford Tim Demmie Richard Hartman

Colorado Joe Hoyt Brian Sultze

Reno Nick Horning

Davis Matthew Smith

Oklahoma Cody Deatherage Jeff Ellison Oregon State Bryan Neys Pittsburgh Mark Bailey Matthew Barron Tom Radomski Kawa Shwaish Rhode Island Tim McIntyre Kyle Medlin Anthony Pizzoferrato Kyle Wilcox Southern Illinois Lucas Chudyba Zachary Cochran Jonathan Myers Southwest Missouri Jeremy Galloway Alec Lee Jose Quirarte Tampa Paul Irvin Taylor Johnson Texas Tech Bryan Wendell West Georgia Wes Kirkbride Western Ontario Charles Corrigan Andrew McCreery William & Mary Daniel Chan James Goodwin ALUMNI Drew Achterhof, Kett-B Mark Adams, New Hav Jeff Albright, Chico Patrick Alderdice, Ball St Michael Alderdyce, Reno Tom Aldrich, LA Tech James Alex, Oregon St Trice Alford, Kan St Rod Arnold, Texas A&M Larry Audlehelm, Iowa Edward Beavers, Louisv Kevin Beardsley, Kett-B Newell Bentley, Kett-B Jason Blume, Tri-St Tyler Boger, Tri-St Paul Bohlman, Ohio St Raymond Borelli, Illinois Andrew Bozanic, GA Tech Jeffrey Broderick, Ill St David Caillier, Cal Poly Michael Chen, NEMO David Conklin, NWMO Chad Conley, Kan St Travis Covey, N Mex St Jordan Cullifer, Emb-Rid Michael Davy, Mankato Thomas Day, CALUPA Bobby Dewrell, Troy St Vincent DiCamillo, Duq Mike Dichiser, Kan St Russell Driscoll, Florida Jeremy Eubanks, Auburn Lang Feng, Reno David Foster, Missouri Ed Fusco, Embry-Riddle Michael Geary, Florida Michael Gitzendanner, Tri-St

Max Goecker, Ball St Joshua Greene, Kent St Chris Griffith, Kent St Andrew Haggerty, NWMO Greg Hauser, Mich St Ham Henderson, NWMO Adam Hergott, Kett-B John Holke, NEMO Tom Horowitz, Mich St William Humphrey, Pur Robert Hutchinson, Fl St Arnie Jimenez, Tex A&M Monte Johnson, Ohio St Shannon Johnson, CEMO Chris Kilroy, Hunts Peter Korch, Johnstown Richard Kruger, Tri-St Brandon Krugman, Marq Grant Lane, Kansas Andrew Loos, NWMO Michael Magri, JOHN James Marascio, Bryant Brian Martin, Ball St Tony McClain, Kan St Kenny McCoig, Emb-Rid Steve Michels, Marq Dennis Miendersma, EMBRID Nicholas Rachowicz, W Ill T. J. Riggle, Kansas St Malcolm Robertson, Louisv Randy Rossi, Bryant Klayton Roark, Ariz St Marlon Sanchez, Reno Jeff Schoenherr, Mich Mark Schramka, NW Keith Shriver, Florida J. D. Sigler, So Illinois Scott Steenrod, Clemson Ronald Sumacz, DUQ Jeff Topley, Penn St Alan Udell, Wisconsin Doc Underwood, Kansas Jeff Underwood, Kansas Charles Valder, Augusta John Vescova, Ariz State Tom Viola, New Haven Bryan Wagner, Kansas St Alan Watts, LA Tech Kenneth Weiss, Kent St Chad Wolett, Ariz St GUESTS Molly Beardsley Marla Bentley Brian Bohlman Ann Borelli Lorrie Bossart Justin Broderick Anna Chen Briana Coyle Janet Galbreth Maryrose Hamed Scott Hamed Marian Hammert Cassandra Hergott Marilyn Hoffheins Lizbeth Stuyvesant Susan Tunila Emily Tunila Megan Tunila Stephanie Udell Jennifer Washburn Barbie Weiss Kelly Woolbright BANQUET ONLY Dana Abbott Heather Alford Joe Burak, Michigan Robert Burns, App St Karen DiCamillo James Garvey, Conn Joseph Gradisher, Mich Roman Hluszczyk, EMBRID Paul Jackson, Auburn Jon Larson, Iowa Merissa Larson Maria Lopez Jill MacDonald Theresa Magri Jeff McAdoo, N Mex St. Richard Paulsen, EMBRID Mark Povell, VA Tech Darren Talbert, Kent St Rick Wilson, Kent St Dale Wingo

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2003-2004 Delta Chi Loyalty Program Donors Please join the Loyal Delta Chis listed below who have stood up to be counted. Mail your $350 check for Life Loyal membership to Delta Chi Fraternity, P.O. Box 1817, Iowa City, IA 52244 or go to www.deltachi.org/life loyal and click on “Donate online.” You can also choose to send $45 for one year or $75 for two years’ support of the Fraternity’s Loyalty Fund. These contributions will be put to the same work, as will gifts of any amount!! Many alumni have even sent in a bit extra.

You may be wondering.... why does Delta Chi need a Life Loyal program?

That’s easy. Delta Chi must increase its income in order to remain competitive. Our undergraduates are already doing their part. In fact, did you know that our alumni outnumber our undergraduates by 16 to Note: • indicates Life Loyal members. Those in boldface are new since listing in the fall 2003 Quarterly. Two-year members are indicated by ††. One-year members and other donors are also listed.

Additional gifts are indicated by “+” for up to $99, All Caps = $100$249, All Caps plus Italic = $250-$499, All Caps plus Italic plus Underline = $500-$999 and All Caps plus Italic plus Underline plus “+” = $1,000 or more. Gifts after September 15, 2004 will be listed in the fall 2005 Quarterly.

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R USSELL F BOYNTON ’58 WALTER H CONSER ’39 PHIL N CRAWFORD ASC WILLIAM J FRANCIS ’37 PETER A. FROMM ’69 Y UN S KIM ’93 THOMAS D MARKS ’56 R ANDOLPH P MAY ASC JOHN M MCFARLAND ’42 JAMES M MILLER ’52 NORMAN M. MOSES ’70 LAWRENCE POUNDSTONE ’34 PAUL W REISZ ’82 WILLIAM SANBORN ASC LARRY S TESSLER ’60 GLOYD M WILES ASC

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WILLIAM H ARNOLD JAMES F CALHOUN C HARLES E CARLIN N CLIFTON DARBY R USSELL B DIMICK WADE LEE HAMPTON C URTIS G HARVEY JOSEPH R. LOGGINS R ICHARD S MANLEY R WAYNE MASTERS WILLIAM MCCAHAN WILLIAM MCGOUGH JAMES M MERRELL JAMES D PAGE R OBERT M PARKER GILBERT A RHODES

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AMERICAN †† JONATHAN GINSBERG • EDWARD W SCHMITT

’94 ’95

APPALACHIAN STATE • • •

JAMES D ADAMS JOHN H MCPHERSON JONATHAN K SATTLER

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JAMES P. AIELLO D GLENN BAIRD DAVID N BECKHAM BARRY CHANDLER ANDREW C GILLIGAN DAVID W HALL EDWARD E HANNAH PAUL DEAN HORN CECIL O JUDD RICHARD LEE RICE GLEN D VONDRICK JOHN A WILES DONALD E WOMACK

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CARL R BREHMER ROBERT T DODDS GORDON L GILPIN DOUGLAS P TODD CHAD M. WOLETT

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WAYNE W CORBIN MAX GOECKER RICHARD MCKAIG JOSEPH C. NEIRINCK GLEN D OHMIT

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JAMES M. MARASCIO

’60 ’50 ’54 ’51 ’94

AUBURN EUAL BAYNE BRIDGES ’66 ASC • OLIN C BROOKS • MICHAEL CARROLL ’71 • JOE B COLLIER ’56 ROBERT W DADE ’68 ALAN F DRINKARD ’71 TIM FITZSIMMONS ’80 • EARL E F REEDLE ’58 SAM LOU GINN ’59 †† HENRY W HARTSFIELD ’54 • THOMAS E H URST ’76 • SCOTT E JOHNSON ’81 ROGERS C MCCAULEY ’56 ’71 • ROBERT D MECKES • MARCUS G MONK ’65 • JACK MUNTZ ’61 CARY F. POOLE ’80 †† C. ALAN STANFIELD ’63 • RICHARD B WEBB ’65

AUGUSTA • • •

JAMES M. BENEDICT FAC LAWRENCE T TINGEN ASC CHARLES B VALDER ’82

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BALL STATE ’80

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BRYANT ’93

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ARIZONA

1, yet undergraduates provide for more than 80% of the Fraternity’s budget? Our alumni can do better. And we feel that special recognition must be given to those stepping forward to do their part.

Read the box on the next page to see what a Life Loyal Membership brings you. Gifts to the Foundation are restricted by the IRS in their use and cannot support rush assistance, the DELTA CHI QUARTERLY and many other key areas. The Fraternity needs your direct support. More importantly, our undergraduates need your support. If you do it now, it will save your Fraternity the cost of sending out solicitation letters and allow that much more of your gift to go where it is needed most! Gifts to the Delta Chi Fraternity are not tax deductible.

WM H MOUNTAIN JOHN H TISCHLER

’31 ’85

CAL POLY •

MICHAEL DEMBOSKI

’03

CENTRAL MICHIGAN • ROBERT B B ENNETT ’90 †† JOSEPH BUTKOVICH ’85 BRIAN C CLOSS ’84

CENTRAL MISSOURI • •

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SHANNON C JOHNSON SE-BOM KIM THOMAS P MULLANEY PAUL H NIEMANN STANLEY K PINKHAM RODNEY A PRALL PAUL STROMBECK

’88 ’96 ’96 ’74 ’78 ’84 ’70

CHICO •

JEFFREY H ALBRIGHT DALE J. FAUBERT KYLE A. JONES †† STEELE A KELLY

’87 ’89 ’01 ’91

CORNELL • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

NORMAN B ANDREWS LEE P BERLIN GEORGE L COLEMAN DAVID B IRNEY COOK HAROLD F DE WITT C FRED DYE JOHN N EUSTIS BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PAUL E HARMON ARTHUR V JENKINS R ICHARD F K AUDERS C ARLOS E LAC OSTA DOUGLAS V LEATHEM HENRY G MARTINEZ C HARLES W MATTEN JAMES E MCCAULEY ALFRED C METZ JOHN D MORRIS R ICHARD G. MOSS R OY T. NORTON DAVID H SHEPARD R OBERT G S PAMER DAVID K WEBER

PAUL F. BAZAN

’85 ’98 ’84

COLUMBIA •

PAUL J MARTIN HARRY W O’CONNOR

’36 ’33

CONNECTICUT †† MARK FITZGERALD ’79 • STEVEN H GOLDBERG ’89 • JON L NORRIS ’63 JOHN A NOVAK ’75 • PAUL L. PICCIANI ’89 • ANTHONY PRUCHNICKI ’66 • EDWARD P RUCHNICKI ’67 • DUNCAN J. SILVER ’61 • JOHN G TUNILA ’81 • CRAIG R. WONSON ’92

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PAUL W DEPPERT DALE E. ESPICH RICHARD C HOLLAND RICHARD H MCCARTY RICHARD W.- MOORE ROBERT C MOORE GEORGE OBEAR JERRY D PONTIUS WILSON P. RICHARDS ROBERT P ROBINSON EDWARD SCHUSSLER NORMAN F TOWER WENDELL S WRIGHT

’33

DUQUESNE •

RONALD B. SURMACZ ASC

EASTERN ILLINOIS •

BRUCE W ANGUS LARRY HEATON, II DWIGHT H. KENSIL DOUGLAS W MILLS

’73 ’78 ’80 ’76

EMBRY-RIDDLE

†† JUSTYN A. LEFEBVRE • LEWIS E PRINE

’00 ASC

DEPAUW J BALLANTYNE JAMES BARTLETT R ICHARD T C ARLIN MICHAEL A CURTIS

’52 ’66 ’68 ’93

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JORDAN B. CULLIFER DAVID DESAULNIER EDWARD FUSCO ROMAN HLUSZCZYK DENNIS MIENDERSMA RICHARD B. NOEL RICHARD H PAULSEN PATRICK J. PHELAN KIRK S. PRICE

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FLORIDA STATE •+ CHARLES MANCUSO ’84 J RONALD SKIPPER ’67 †† RONALD G STOWERS ’81

FREDONIA •

JAMES P STURM

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FRANK J. DE SANTIS KENNETH L NICOLAS JERRY D NININGER DAVID C SCARSONE

ASC

FULLERTON ’80 ’68 ’69 ’87

GANNON •

WILLIAM A WILLIAMS

’83

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GEORGE W CONE

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HOBART • • • •

’94 ’96

ROBERT O BANKER JAMES JAY C OHN JOHN C DUREY JOHN Z. GAGE, JR. ROBERT R LAWRENCE E. DUANE MEYER NICHOLAS J TUNICK

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HOUSTON • •

LEE EDWARD SIEMS JAMES K SKIPTON

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BRIAN D GODSY C HARLES R KELLEY ROBERT E STEELE

’58 ’57

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WALTER J GRIESER MAX L HOSKINS DAVID C KOELSCH ALBERT E KOSTER HOWARD I M ONKS GEORGE J NEUMAYER MAHMOOD SHEIKH WENDELL STACKHOUSE ADDISON W STONE JOHN TATE EUGENE THOMPSON

’40 ’68 ’69 ’29 ’42 ’50 ’01 ’58 ’43 ’64 ’46

CORBIN E BOLINGER OTIS R BOWEN EDWARD R CARR DENNIS K CUFFEL MAURICE E FETTIG BRIAN C HEEREN JOHN E. H URT R. KEITH JOHNSON MAX E MOHLER NORMAN RAPPE HENRY E. WAHL CASS L WITUCKI

’52 ’39 ’39 ’86 ’52 ’86 ’35 ’61 ’60 ’55 ’36 ’50

IOWA • • • • • • •

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JEROME L BEHOUNEK BEN CONRAD BERG ROBERT J. BLACK CHARLES H. BLUNT ROBERT L CURRELL GEORGE A DEWITT DOUG GALBRETH ROBERT M GALLOWAY STEVEN D. GOLDSTEIN WILLIAM B GORDON HUGH D HALE DAVID A HANSON JOHN T HOGLE DAVID A HUFF DAVID J IVERSON MARK A LAW GARY H MEARS ORVAN B OLERICH RICHARD F PARRISH LAFAYETTE B PRITCHETT

’40 ’43 ’43 ’59 ’52 ’44 ’04 ’41 ’82 ’51 ’60 ’86 ’47 ’61 ’56 ’97 ’58 ’28 ’31 ’56

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WILLIAM G TROUT GERALD B WALTERS

’60 ’41

JACKSONVILLE • TODD A BARNUM †† JON M MATLICK

’84 ’81

JACKSONVILLE STATE • • • • •

DON KILLINGSWORTH WILLIAM D KINSAUL T J MOORE JAMES F STOREY JAMES C THOMPSON

’99 ’70 ’71 ’63 ’94

JOHNSTOWN • •

R JEFFREY FEAR PETER P. KORCH MICHAEL G. MAGRI

’76 ’84 ’84

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CHARLES A ARNOLD RONALD R BOYLE ALAN H BRIGHTMAN WILLIAM P. BUNYAN JACK ALLAN CARLSON FORREST LEE DAVIS RODERIC E. DEINES HAROLD C DONLEY JACK C DRYDEN CHARLES E GALLUP SOLON B GILMORE HARRY D GUNDERSEN DOYLE C. HABERLY

’47 ’40 ’81 ’58 ’69 ’58 ’54 ’51 ’52 ’44 ’63 ’29 ’53 ’47 ’59 ’78 ’73 ’71 ’79 ’35 ’50 ’74 ’38 ’51 ’61 ’52 ’49 ’63 ’58 ’78 ’61

ILLINOIS STATE • • •

J. JEFFREY BRODERICK JOHN D. DORNER STEVEN F LEVIN

’81 ’91 ’85

’51 MARK W. PUTNEY TOM A. ROCKWELL ’81 FRED ROSEBROOK ’62 ROBERT SCHABACKER ’59 ROBIN D SHOOP ’60 ’84 MICHAEL S. SILVER • NEIL R SLOCUM ’58 ’90 • TODD P SMITH •+ TIMOTHY A WEHR ASC TIMOTHY A. WEHR ASC • FRANCIS H ZIGRANG ’61 • • • • •

IOWA STATE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

BOYD W BOEHLJE CLARK L CARMICHAEL ROBERT J COCHRAN STANLEY C FAGRE ALFRED L FIORE RONALD W FORCE CHARLES R FORSEN ALFRED J GASKELL MAX C GEISE JOHN M. GIOFFREDI DUANE G HAACK RODNEY EARL HALL RICHARD P HISE T SELMER HODNE TERRY L. LARSON CHARLES T. MANATT MICHAEL J. MCLAIN ARLOE W PAUL F MELVIN PROUDFIT ALEXANDER SAMPSON DOYLE W SIMONSEN MERLE W SIMONSEN REGINALD SOLDWISH ADAM J TANALSKI

’61 ’58 ’63 ’40 ’47 ’63 ’33 ’58 ’39 ’78 ’63 ’58 ’55 ’44 ’78 ’58 ’78 ’33 ’41 ’37 ’40 ’44 ’63 ’43

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LON BLAUVELT ROBERT J. EASON JOHN HARRY GEHRKE CHARLES A GORTON ALLAN E GRANGER D BRUCE HARRISON JAMES E. HOFFHEINS LYNN CORSON SCULL ALEX UMANETZ

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STEVE BOSSART JUSTIN C. DONNELLY MITCHELL A GRUBER STEVEN E. KRUPER MICHAEL MILBRANDT DARREN W. TALBERT

’54 ’75 ’55 ’67 ’55 ’59 ’67 ’57 ’53

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’65 ’95 ’95 ’70 ’98

’90 ’02 ’89 ’93 ’92 ’91

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DONALD D. FUQUA

Thomas A Aldrich ’91 Charles Cheatham ’88 John Lars Elfervig ASC Kevin H Simmons ’87 Keith B. Snook ’96 Alan B. Watts ’03

DAVID ACKERMAN C. EDWARD BEAVERS ROBERT WERDERITSCH

’91 ’85 ’87

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MICHAEL R. DAVY

’01

MARQUETTE • •

STEVEN R MICHELS MICHAEL A. SPICA

’87 ’00

MASSACHUSETTS †† JEFFREY D MANNING • MILES C WASHBURN

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GORDON NEIL BRAAM CARLTON CONRAD DAVID M. CONRAD GREG F. ESTERMAN ROBERT E. LUCAS • LEE M MATTHEWS • DOUGLAS MCLEMORE • JAMES A ROSBY • CLEO A SCHEMP • ROBERT STEGEMILLER • JAMES V STEPANICH †† CHARLES TIMBERLAKE

’93 ’87

’57 ’64 ’51 ’86 ’68 ’58 ’69 ’77 ’50 ’61 ’95 ’54

MICHIGAN • • • • •

JOHN J ALBERT TERRY J BERGSTROM MARVIN JAY BROKAW CHARLES A. CHAMP DAVID M CLAPPER HORACE D’ANGELO WILLIAM W DRUDGE RICHARD J FRANK TOM S. GABLE CHARLES W GOUDIE NEIL HARRY HANSON GREGORY F HAUSER THOMAS HOROWITZ JEREMIAH J KENNEY CHARLES R KORTEN JAMES A LADU JAMES E LAMMY ROBERT J LEWIS JAMES F L YMAN THOMAS MCLELLAND WILTON N MELHORN WILLIAM L MYERS PAUL F NYQUIST ROBERT W REYNOLDS GEORGE J ROYCE STEPHEN W RUPE MICHAEL SADLOWSKI RUDOLPH STUPPNIG ANGELOS J VLAHAKIS THOMAS D WEBBER FRANK W ZAK

’49 ’55 ’60 ’54 ’70 ’57 ’48 ’63 ’47 ’77 ’35 ’75 ’87 ’47 ’49 ’40 ’55 ’53 ’43 ’79 ’42 ’43 ’55 ’50 ’60 ’76 ’77 ’55 ’51 ’94 ’38

•+ CLARENCE BAUDHUIN CLARK H CUMMINS DAVID S DOTY • EBEN F GILLESPIE • DOUGLAS J HENRY • ROBERT R ST JOHN • CHARLES LINDEKUGEL • WALTER B MOE JONATHAN MOERSCHEL • JAMES W SCHEIBLE • RICHARD WALLINDER

’52 ’56 ’52 ’53 ’88 ’52 ’50 ’58 ’85 ’61 ’52

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MITCHELL M ASMAR • JIMMIE D CAIN ††+ CHARLES J. FORETICH BOBBY JOE JOHNSON ††+ EARL WESTMORELAND

’73 ’88 ’86 ’63 ’73

MISSOURI

MANKATO •

’51 ’49 ’98 ’48 ’58 ’91 ’51

MINNESOTA ’73

LOUISVILLE • • •

DONALD C F LOWERS JAMES J J AMIESON KENNETH J MOLL J FREDERICK MORROW CHARLES C MURDOCH JEFFREY SCHOENHERR HENRY F W INCHESTER

MICHIGAN STATE

LIVINGSTON •

KENT STATE • •

’51 ’52 ’45 ’55 ’00 ’53 ’56 ’63

MIAMI

KANSAS STATE ROBERT E DAVIES JAMES A DEMAREE MICHAEL K. DICHISER DUANE FREDERICK •+ AARON A OTTO

’53 ’43 ’91 ’52 ’50 ’52 ’84

LOUISIANA TECH

KANSAS CITY

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KENNETH H BOWEN ROBERT E. CALVERT DAVID W. LACOUR ALFRED L MATHEWS NIVEN ROBERT NUTT CLAUDE P REYNOLDS GLENN A WEISS

TONY BLACK CHARLES A. JOHNSON HAROLD V KUNZER PHILLIP W LAUMAN STACY LLOYD IV JOHN RICHARD NASH JACK SCHOFIELD HENRY J ULLMANN

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JEROME E HAGSTROM ’67 JAMES R HOEFENER ’55 FORREST HOGLUND’56 GEORGE W JONES ’30 FRANCIS E LONGAN ’35 WALTER J LYMAN ’33 GEORGE MACCURDY ’48 W ALLEN MANSFIELD ’39 EDWARD M CCALLUM ’56 ROGER B MILLER ’55 ERNEST M MOORE ’31 WARNER H S ORENSEN ’58 STEPHEN T STAZEL ’63 GARY C S TUBBS ’64 JIMMIE UNDERWOOD ’51 CHARLES WRIGHT ’41

†† GREGORY F BERGER • RAMSEY H DAVIS LARRY B LANGFORD • JOHN RAY PERRY

’01 ’01 ’02 ’05 ’98

Don E Green ’73 •+ MIKE WOOLBRIGHT ’86

* Special price of $295 for active, student members.

ILLINOIS

’50 ’77

LONG BEACH

• Special nametag at international meetings • Permanent special recognition on the Delta Chi website • $100 off Convention registration • Invitation to the Life Loyal Delta Chi reception at the Convention • Special Life Loyal lapel pin • Lifetime subscription to the Quarterly

J T ARENBERG ROBERT D. BERG • MARK R BORELLI • RAYMOND F BORELLI JAMES W CAIN • JAMES G CARR • RONALD D CLAYTON • ROGER A CRAWFORD • JOHN W DAU • JACK DAVIS LYNN R D UESER • WESLEY F FISHER • PHILIP H FLICK • TRAVIS W FREEMAN • JAMES R GAEBE • RICHARD H GEIGER GLENN J GUTH • JAMES R HODGSON †† MIKE KINKELAAR •+ ERIC M LARSON • JOHN A LINDEMANN • JEFFREY W LONG • ARTHUR H MARLIN • C HARLES MARSHALL • DANIEL C MILLS • THOMAS H SIEBEN • WALTER STURM JR • RICHARD SULEWSKI GERALD U NKS JAMES J. VOLANTI • FRANK K VORIS

ALEXANDER GRECH CHRIS JOHNSON

LAKE FOREST ’52 ’61 ’67 ’61 ’39 ’49 ’58 ’50 ’53 ’52 ’46 ’56 ’48

Each brother supporting Delta Chi Fraternity with a $350* (one time) contribution will be honored as a Life Loyal and will be afforded the following important benefits and privileges:

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KENTUCKY • •

KANSAS •

Life Loyal Delta Chi Program

’67

GEORGIA TECH

’73 ’71

JAMES ARMBRUSTER JOHN C. CONROY WILLIAM CORTRIGHT HENRY DE KONING H L DEMERITT WALTER B DOBBS

’92 ’50 ’54 ’33 ’50 ’51

DALE F. COERVER ’61 • GLEN T EMMONS ’53 ’69 •+ RAYMOND GALBRETH • JACK M JAWORSKI ’82 ARMIN A. KUHLMAN ’67 GRAD. • ALVIN MCDANIEL • F JOE SALMONS ’63 • JAMES P SHEAHAN ’79 ’53 • HENRY GALE THILL

MONTEVALLO •

HERBERT W NORTON

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JACK CHRISTIANSEN A. L. NAVIAUX WILLIAM L STUCKEY

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RONALD J MARTIN THOMAS F VIOLA

’82

NEBRASKA ’49 ’50 ’29

NEW HAVEN ’87 ’82

NEW MEXICO STATE • • •

TRAVIS J. COVEY ANDREW HAGGERTY JEFFREY B. MCADOO

’03 ’03 ’00

NORTH CAROLINA ST. • •

SAMUEL SHAPIRO ASC THOMAS D TICHENOR ’96

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DON ROELKE RICHARD M RUGABER JOHN W SAUER • GEORGE STALK JOHN T STASNY ††+ WALTER C T AGGART • WALLACE E WOOD • WILLIAM J WOOD • CHARLES L ZERGIEBEL

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NORTHEAST MISSOURI • •

STEPHEN M. BIANCHI GARY R. VIEIRA

’79 ’76

NORTHERN ARIZONA • •

MATTHEW C BAGNALL TIMOTHY K. HEUER

’90 ’96

NORTHERN COLORADO ERIC P EFFER

’98

NORTHERN IOWA •

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JOHN C HOLKE ’78 LARRY K. NOTHNAGEL ’79 TIMOTHY A YOCHUM ’83

NORTHEASTERN •

SCOTT A KVAMMEN

’94

NORTHWEST MISSOURI • • •

DAVID S CONKLIN MICHAEL J VINSON ROBERT J WISSLER

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MARK P. SCHRAMKA

’88 ’98 ’75

NORTHWESTERN ASC

JOSEPH FRANK BRUNO KENNETH W LE QUIER ERIC W NELSON

’45 ’44 ’37

OHIO STATE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

NAVY F. BANVARD THOMAS BESENYODI PAUL W BOHLMAN RICHARD BORROR GEOFFREY L. FARMER SHERWOOD FAWCETT HOMER S FRY LESTER K HORN MONTE L. JOHNSON GUILFORD C KATER DONALD E LUKENS JOHN LEWIS MELVIN WILLIAM MERRYMAN ROBERT L MOUCH H DIETMAR NEUMAIER JAMES J PERRIS CARL C TUCKER GEOFFREY E WEBSTER

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CHARLES E ACUFF STANLEY G CHILDERS WILLIAM A CLEGERN JAMES BARKER ELDER JOHN H GASKILL FREDRICK HAMMERT JOHN E MCDANIELS HUBERT L MCINTYRE

’80 ’62 ’70 ’51 ’71 ’41 ’41 ’45 ’69 ’51 ’54 ’55 ’44 ’49 ’46 ’50 ’32 ’70

OKLAHOMA ’52 ’42 ’39 ’51 ’42 ’60 ’58 ’51

JAMES K MUGG GEORGE W PRICE ISAAC WILLIAM ROE FRED C STALDER JAMES P STRODE PATRICK F. WEBER

’43 ’51 ’56 ’42 ’45 ’88

OKLAHOMA STATE FRANK W. AARON, JR. ’67 ††+ STEVE AUSTIN ’75 JOHN R BELTZ ’74 • OWEN L CASKEY ’64 • R OBERT LEE COMER ’50 LESLIE J DAVIDSON ’66 DUNCAN EDWARDS ’68 C ONNIE NEIL FISHER ’55 R YAN F FLECKER ’85 ††+ K EN A HARPER ’69 • S TEVEN L. HENSLEE ’75 ††+ S COTT M HINES ’93 WILLIAM A IRVING ’97 C LOKEY JOHNSON ’50 •+ MICHAEL C JOHNSTON ’78 • AURVIL J KETCH ’48 ††+ J MARK KIRKPATRICK ’78 • DAVID T LAFOLLETTE ’51 ††+ WILLIAM LEWIS ’84 WILLIAM D LUCAS ’87 ANTHONY MORENO’88 BRIAN M PATTERSON ’98 •+ W JERRY PERKINS ’68 JAMES A PIANTANIDA ’73

OREGON • •

NYU • •

ROBERT CARTER GEORGE W CROOK JOSEPH A FRIEDMAN DAVID K KESSEL RALPH L PERNICE OLIVER H SMITH WEBSTER U WALKER

’40 ’60 ’49 ’66 ’52 ’52 ’57

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DAVID P ANDRIEU R OBERT W MARSDEN

’65 ’63

OREGON STATE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

ALLEN S BARTU C HARLES L BECKLEY GERALD A BERGSTROM EDWARD D CANCILLA C ARL G CARLSON R ICHARD W. ELLIOTT R OLAND HENDRICKS WALLACE E. HIGH HENRY R KREBS MARK E LANDSTROM ERNEST E LAVIER ALFRED L LEAVITT R OBERT L MUNSON R ALPH EVANS PARKER WESLEY G POYNTER MICHAEL W RILEY THEODORE B RIMPAU FREDERICK M SMITH R OGER E STENERSON R OBERT B SULLIVAN JAMES K WALGREN

’49 ’46 ’54 ’47 ’58 ’64 ’50 ’49 ’51 ’83 ’48 ’57 ’67 ’39 ’51 ’59 ’49 ’50 ’63 ’38 ’59

OSGOODE HALL • • •

FRASER M FELL W KEN ROBINSON DAVID W WRIGHT

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DONALD G. BOCKIN

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R ALPH MCELEARNEY

’53 ’52 ’63

OSHKOSH ’75

PARSONS

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PENN STATE • • • •

GEORGE ARMBRUSTER DONALD W BLASCHE DONALD D B OWSER ARTHUR C CHRISTMAN THOMAS DANGERFIELD • JOHN E DEREICH BRIAN E. DUNLOY CHARLES M EVANS DWAYNE C. FIELDER • ROBERT R FRAME • CHARLES A FREED • JOHN F FURLONG ROY G GRUBE • CHARLES E HUGHES • SHELDON W HUGHES • WALLACE S HUTCHEON • WILLIAM G JACK • GEORGE C KELCHNER • ROBERT A KRAYER • RAYMOND C LEE • STEPHEN LOEFFLER • DONALD LUCKENBILL • NEVILLE D MCAFEE MARK MCC ULLOUGH JOSEPH G MEREDITH • HERBERT H METZ CHRISTOPHER NARDO • RICHARD R NEWTON • JAMES C RENDEIRO • ALAN D ROWLAND • JOHN F S PANGLER • STEPHEN B SPENCER • ROBERT L S TAPLES • FRANK F STEINER ††+ JEFFREY S TOPLEY • SCOTT R T URER • F THOMAS ULRICH • ARTHUR H WESTON • JOHN R WHITAKER • MERTON S Y ERGER

’52 ’53 ’50 ’44 ’55 ’45 ’68 ’32 ’71 ’53 ’65 ’62 ’57 ’59 ’47 ’54 ’53 ’64 ’51 ’46 ’68 ’68 ’60 ’80 ’57 ’51 ’89 ’46 ’48 ’53 ’58 ’54 ’52 ’65 ’80 ’89 ’57 ’30 ’48 ’36

PENNSYLVANIA •

THOMAS S CRETELLA

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PURDUE • • • • • • • • • • • • •

CHARLES P. BAERMAN WILLIAM H BAUGH DONALD H BOWMAN JAMES P HILLIP B OYD ANDREW S BRENNAN RYAN M. BUJEKER GEORGE W COLLINS JOHN R CRIPE BENNIE A FISCUS MICHAEL J GRITZER WILLIAM HEDDERICH PAUL B HEISTAND ROBERT HENDERSHOT JOHN P H ILLEBRANDT • WILLIAM HUMPHREY • MAHLON L JACOB • DONALD R JOHNSON MICHAEL C LESS ROBERT A LUTHI •+ VON E MASON • EDWIN W M CGUIRE • WALTER F MEYERS • WILLIAM G NOTZ • CLARENCE H PERISHO • HARRY K POWELL

’34 ’62 ’45 ’61 ’59 ’00 ’45 ’50 ’52 ’69 ’57 ’58 ’72 ’48 ’85 ’50 ’58 ’75 ’41 ’60 ’51 ’47 ’52 ’47 ’49

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JERRY M BALDWIN O MARCUS BUCHANAN THOMAS CHISHOLM WILLIAM Y DABNEY BARCLAY F FOX WARREN G HARDING WILLIAM R JANOWSKI HOMER J MCGREGOR LAUREL L MILLER WILLIAM C MILLER ROBERT F MITCHELL BRUCE B MOHS TOM F R EESE JACK EARL SELLERS ALAN H SNYDER JOHN G SUMMER WILLIAM TSCHUDY GORDON P WAGNER

’57 ’52 ’47 ’44 ’52 ’47 ’57 ’49 ’51 ’27 ’41 ’55 ’50 ’51 ’44 ’63 ’58 ’49

JEFFREY T BOONE PAUL A COX CHRIS DOUVILLE ANTHONY R. F IELD JOHN M. SHELBY

’86 ’87 ’86 ’04 ’86

SAN DIEGO •

WILLIAM C GREEN

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GLENN E. REESE

’66

JOHN H SCHULTE

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R OBERT E ANDERSON JULES B BILLARD R OBERT D BLAKLEY NEWTON G BRAND JEROME B BURLING R ATHEEN C. DAMLE WILLIAM P GLADE FRANK L GRAVES PARX F S HEARER DAVID ST CLAIR WILLIAM A W EEKS

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C HARLES L. MARTIN SCOTT M. MILLER MICHAEL V. MORELIUS JEFFREY J PUTNAM MARCUS A S ALINAS

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SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MAX KAY ATWOOD EDWARD J BREEZE • BRAD COLE • JAY O KNAPP ††+ TIMOTHY J LINDGREN • JERRY NOLES • CHARLES P RAHE • JACK DEAN TURNER

’61 ’65 ’93 ’59 ’69 ’56 ’65 ’56

’88

STANFORD LLOYD W AUBRY ††+ WILLIAM M BALDWIN ALEXANDER BERGER • BEN B CASSINERIO WILLIAM M CLOUGH

R OBERT PAUL HUSTON

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JASON O. BLUME ’04 MICHAEL GITZENDANNER ’99 R ICHARD R KRUGER FAC MACK D SHORT ASC PAUL R STEVENS ’73 TRENT UNTERBRINK ’98 STEPHEN J Z VANYA ’75

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BOBBY L. DEWRELL ’95 R ICHARD FOWLER, ARM ’69 BERTRAM F KELLY ’89

UCLA • • • •

’57 ’35 ’43 ’36 ’41 ’55

UNION • • • • • •

WARD H BUMPUS R OBERT A HANLEY GEORGE A HAWK HAROLD P KAULFUSS EDWARD S LANGHOLZ WILLIAM L LINKER C HARLES E MILLS PETER F SCHMIDT R OGER A WILLIAMS

’33 ’48 ’50 ’44 ’57 ’51 ’54 ’60 ’48

’48 ’63 ’37 ’46 ’30

’99 ’77

’55 ’68 ’43 ’57 ’70 ’50 ’72 ’66 ’48 ’45 ’50 ’66 ’80 ’46 ’56 ’38 ’64 ’63 ’64 ’98 ’58 ’63 ’43 ’65

WASHINGTON STATE • • • •

JACK D BARKLEY MARVIN R CARPENTER PETER J KREBS FANNING T OAKLEY RICHARD D WATSON

’51 ’59 ’96 ’53 ’49

WAYNE STATE •

PETER B HENDERSON MICHAEL R PAPCIAK

’68 ’63

WEST VIRGINIA TECH •

KEVIN B. PITCHFORD

’86

WESTERN CAROLINA •

R WAYNE P HILLIPS II

’94

WESTERN ILLINOIS • DAVID N. POHLMAN • NICHOLAS RACHOWICZ ††+ JEREMY D. SHILIGA †† SCOTT A. STEVENS

’02 ’03 ’99 ’93

WESTERN MICHIGAN AARON A BANACH • RONALD A. GIBBS • BARRY J. PETERS •+ G. R. STEVEN SPARLING

’92 ’59 ’89 ’88

WESTERN ONTARIO †† MARTIN MACZUSZENKO ’00

WHITEWATER •

PIERO FIORAVANTI STUART K. LYNGAAS

’92 ’73

WISCONSIN •

R ICHARD KIMBROUGH STEVEN A CORBETT

’92

WASHINGTON DOUGLAS H ABEL RONALD L ADOLPHI EDWARD BLACKMAN CHARLES D BURGES ARNOLD B CARSON • WILLIAM CHAPMAN • DAVID E EATON • J CHRIS EDWARDSEN • MERLIN R GILBERTSON ROBERT A GONNASON • GEORGE M KEPKA • ROBERT P LABOUY • WILLIAM R LATHROP • WILLARD S LE VAN • LYMAN O LOUIS • WARREN F MARGRATH ††+ EDMUND J MIHALSKI • WILLIAM R MITCHELL • ROGER J OWLEY • ADAM M REITZ • EDWARD P RICH • LAWRENCE G SHELVER • LAURENCE A SMITH • WAYNE A STREICH

TROY STATE

R OBERT L AMSTADTER EDGAR S BAGLEY THOMAS T CASPARY KARL HERLINGER R OBERT H LEEBODY PAUL ARTHUR RUDE

MICHAEL SHAMBLIN

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’63

UNLV

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI MATT W OLNIEWICZ

’93 ’91 ’98 ’89 ’89

VIRGINIA TECH •

TRI-STATE

’80

JIMI BINGHAM ’79 ROBERT H C HAPPELL ’53 SARGENT EISSLER ’40 JOHN A G RIFFIN ’50 JAMES D. HODGSON ’03 CLARK G. J UE ’94 HERBERT G. KLEIN ’40 DON LAPLANTE FAC HENRY K MACKEL ’50 MICHAEL A NANGANO ’82 WILLIAM N. O’BRIEN ’61 CLAUDE L RICKS ’49 JACK MEL RIDER ’51 DAN T THOMSON ’51 EUGENE ZECHMEISTER ’40

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’68 ’38 ’70 ’50 ’53 ’01 ’50 ’55 ’51 ’63 ’55

TEXAS A&M

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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA • • • •

’69

TEXAS

’02

SOUTHEAST MISSOURI •

’59 ’59 ’69 ’59 ’50 ’55 ’57 ’55 ’64 ’49 ’33 ’43 ’39

SYRACUSE JAMES F CRAWFORD

SOUTH FLORIDA •

PAUL B DAGUE BRYAN A EKREN HAROLD J. HUGHES DONALD P KRAUSS FRANK B LA BRUM EDMUND B LENNIG PHILLIP R L OWDEN WILLIAM T MORAN DALE T MORDEN WILLIAM H SCHMIDT C OE T. SWIFT FREDERICK WEYBRET WILLIAM H WOOLF

TEXAS WESTERN

SACRAMENTO • • • • •

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CARL E GGERT PAUL C HOEFFER EDWARD T SCHELE ALAN J UDELL

’31 ’90 ’25 ’91

Delta Chi Total Initiates 1890 Founded 1900 858 1910 2,157 1920 4,285 1930 8,413 1940 11,940 1950 16,424

1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 9/30/2004

2010

22,484 32,661 43,751 61,398 81,474 87,448 ???,???

A Tribute To George Obear, DePauw ’30

G

eorge W. Obear was one of the petitioners to Delta Chi to start the DePauw Chapter, was in the first initiation class on September 21, 1928, and was the “A” of his chapter.

H e w a s a l s o p re s i d e n t o f h i s freshman class at DePauw and he attended Delta Chi’s historic 1929 Convention, the first of his record 24 conventions. This is quite an achievement when you realize that between 1935 and 1952 there was only one convention held.

While attending law school at The University of Iowa, he lived at the Iowa Chapter house and was instrumental in saving the Chapter.

George practiced law in Delphi, IN and was a stalwart in his community.

It was apparent from the number of

Arrow indicates George Obear at the 1929 Convention. eulogies at his funeral just how important he was to that community.

That importance was recognized when he became a Sagamore of the Wabash, the highest honor that the Governor of Indiana can bestow. It is usually given to those who have rendered a distinguished service to the state. Eulogies at his funeral made one wonder just how he was able to impact so many people and organizations, including Delta Chi.

George was the Fraternity’s legal advisor from 1962 to 1968. He was elected “CC” in 1968 and became “AA” in 1969.

He was granted “AA” Emeritus status at the 1975 Convention. Also at that convention, he proposed the Order of the White Carnation to recognize meritorious but inconspicuous service to Delta Chi and drafted the charge establishing the Order.

In 1981, in recognition of his continuous, behind the scenes efforts on behalf of Delta Chi, he was inducted into the Order by the 43rd International Convention. continued on p. 26

1929

1970

1992

2003 and 2004 Delta Chis of the Year

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he Brotherhood of Delta Chi is truly honored to call the Delta Chis of the Year for 2003/04 our brothers. Any chapter would be proud to have these men among its membership. Both have truly lived up to the Ten Basic Expectations and have upheld their oaths of being Delta Chis through their willingness to give a majority of their lives to public service in representing their home states in the United States Congress.

Senator Richard Shelby, Alabama ’57, was honored as the Delta Chi of the Year for 2004.

Shelby has just finished his fourth decade of public service that started in 1963, which has included serving as Richard Shelby a City Prosecutor, U.S. Magistrate, Special Alabama Assistant Attorney General, Alabama State Senator, U.S. Representative, and U.S. Senator.

As Alabama’s Senior Senator, Shelby served as the Vice Chairman and Chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence from 1995 to 2003. Following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Senator Shelby served diligently to investigate the intelligence failures that led to those attacks. He has been critical of the CIA and other branches of the intelligence community, citing the need for stronger accountability standards. After completing his eight-year term on the Intelligence Committee, Senator Shelby immediately took over as Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee. In addition to his many accomplishments, Senator Shelby is the namesake of a $50 million arts, sciences, and mathematics building that opened in 2002 at the University of Alabama.

Senator Shelby is a graduate of The University of Alabama’s undergraduate and law programs. He and his wife, Annette Nevin Shelby, have two sons: Richard Jr. and Claude Nevin. Claude and his wife Lisa have one daughter, Anna Elizabeth Shelby, and one son, William Nevin Shelby.

Former Chairman of the House of Representatives Armed Service Committee, Bob Stump, Arizona State

’51, was recognized as the 2003 Delta Chi of the Year. One of the few members of Congress to have led two Cong r e s s i o n a l Committees, Congressman Stump also chaired the House Committee Bob Stump on Veterans Affairs from 1995 to 2001.

Stump, a Navy World War II Combat Veteran and cotton farmer, served in the Arizona State House and Senate for 18 years, including service as Senate President, before beginning his quarter century of service in the House of Representatives.

Stump passed away on June 20, 2003, only six months after his retirement from Congress. In addition to being named Delta Chi of the Year, Brother Stump is the only Member of Congress to have a street in Arlington National Cemetery named after him in recognition of his service to veterans.

Stump is survived by his wife, Nancy Stump; three children, Karen, Bob, and Bruce; five grandchildren, Sara, Robert Patrick, Britt, Morgan and Bailey; and his sister, Patricia. ∆X Quarterly Fall/Winter 2004 11

ANNUAL REPORT CHAPTERS

The State of the Chapters

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Abracadabra Alabama Alberta American Appalachian State Arizona State Auburn Augusta Behrend Bowling Green Bryant Cal Poly California Univ. - PA Central Michigan Central Missouri Chico Clemson Colorado State Connecticut DePauw Denison Duquesne East Carolina Eastern Illinois Embry-Riddle Ferris State Fredonia Frostburg Fullerton Gannon Georgia Georgia Tech Gorham State Hayward Hobart Huntsville Idaho Illinois Iowa Jacksonville State James Madison Johnstown Kansas Kansas State Kent State Kettering-A Kettering-B Lake Forest Livingston Long Beach Louisiana Tech Mankato Marquette Maryland Miami Michigan State Minnesota Mississippi State Missouri Montclair Montevallo

Founded

1910 1927 1997 1992 1986 1949 1951 1983 1990 1998 1990 1970 1974 1988 1971 1987 1990 2001 1955 1892 2000 1993 1992 1967 1972 1994 1991 1991 1967 1971 1996 1991 1969 1990 1948 1977 1924 1923 1912 1968 1999 1972 1923 1992 1990 1996 1996 1950 1967 1968 1987 1992 1977 1990 1932 1935 1892 1964 1951 1990 1972

Total 2002-03 Initiates Initiates Enrolled Enrolled 1045 1248 135 353 462 531 1084 219 193 83 232 376 319 303 800 651 338 46 786 1288 398 178 170 998 567 158 273 248 704 400 390 335 583 269 748 303 1357 1845 1487 588 119 438 1566 556 214 77 95 375 475 559 269 142 333 277 1444 1811 1027 604 566 220 491

13 0 6 32 13 37 7 6 13 12 7 39 0 4 18 19 19 9 18 19 19 16 7 0 0 23 4 6 10 12 3 14 9 15 2 9 22 0 21 17 14 2 33 25 9 19 10 24 9 12 18 6 13 22 26 38 22 16 25 13 13

2003-04 Initiates Enrolled 12 17 13 13 20 28 10 14 16 11 13 32 14 1 1 27 17 16 2 12 15 15 9 38 18 12 25 16 17 9 20 28 0 12 0 9 20 21 15 15 11 12 18 10 14 9 9 11 8 0 0 4 0 0 6 5 6 0 3 5 3

03-04 Avg. % OF BILLS Membership* PAID 50 16 27 36 44 42 34 10 22 30 19 60 20 11 58 68 59 24 34 25 28 26 23 58 32 18 42 15 16 25 28 50 17 25 26 20 55 70 44 35 32 17 87 60 26 23 20 33 19 42 42 13 26 23 65 52 24 39 36 33 35

100 147 99 103 102 102 100 138 103 95 100 103 122 171 100 118 111 100 98 126 100 103 100 121 100 116 100 125 128 100 149 100 111 96 100 100 100 99 112 89 100 198 100 100 100 100 90 107 99 126 100 105 106 110 99 100 101 100 114 100 100

2003-2004 New Haven New Mexico State Northeast Missouri Northern Arizona Northern Colorado Northern Illinois Northwest Missouri Northwestern Oshkosh Penn State Purdue Radford Reno Rowan Rutgers South Dakota State South Florida Southeast Missouri Southern California Stephen F. Austin Syracuse Tarleton Texas Texas A&M Texas State Tri-State Troy State UNLV Valdosta Virginia Commonwealth Virginia Tech Washington Washington State West Chester West Virginia Tech Western Illinois Western Michigan Whitewater Windsor

1981 1994 1978 1959 1984 1989 1971 1893 1969 1929 1927 1994 1992 1992 1999 2002 2000 1977 1910 1999 2001 1988 1907 1988 1991 1969 1966 1996 1968 1991 1992 1908 1943 1994 1983 1989 1955 1970 1971

286 144 517 623 394 458 1064 282 521 1613 1459 159 166 167 122 61 131 493 1240 104 302 285 856 319 218 378 748 213 709 215 402 1917 575 189 304 273 989 572 368

7 9 19 6 15 3 25 28 20 20 36 13 15 9 18 9 20 10 24 11 7 5 15 16 4 5 17 23 0 18 39 24 17 25 2 3 8 10 7

10 10 10 17 11 28 17 16 2 22 53 9 9 0 1 23 29 9 23 6 26 23 16 16 21 12 23 16 16 9 8 16 10 1 4 1 17 8 13

18 28 25 34 39 20 39 74 26 67 123 30 14 27 27 32 40 21 56 26 25 27 47 25 26 25 30 48 26 29 65 44 43 24 10 24 23 33 16

100 89 99 98 108 140 99 100 84 110 111 104 74 91 64 109 101 121 100 100 100 119 98 100 119 100 101 92 130 102 101 100 97 82 91 103 97 110 93

Colonies Binghamton British Columbia Coastal Carolina Colorado Davis Georgia Southern Illinois State Kentucky Michigan Oklahoma Oregon State Pittsburgh Rhode Island Southern Illinois Southwest Missouri St Tampa Texas Tech West Georgia Western Ontario William & Mary

2004 2004 2004 2002 1993 1972 1973 1913 1892 1927 2003 1976 2003 2003 2002 2002 1983 2002 1991 2002

35 17 25 367 125 245 519 432 1039 718 891 76 48 979 432 17 424 59 257 30

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** ** ** 11 ** 11 36 ** 12 34 22 41 50 12 17 5 30 29 8 7

35 17 25 25 18 39 31 14 11 25 21 33 37 13 26 9 26 28 14 21

100 96 100 100 20 95 100 99 100 93 150 100 78 101 100 107 96 100 102 115

Our strength is based on our members’ lifelong commitment

Note: Southwest Missouri State chartered September 9, 2004. Fiscal year 2003-04 ended on June 30, 2004. * Does not include associate members/pledges. # Chapters with over 100% reduced a debt from previous years.

NR = No Report; NA = Not Applicable. A chapter could have additional initiates who are not enrolled due to non-payment of dues.

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2003-2004 Award Winners The Delta Chi Awards Program is designed to recognize and promote those areas that are critical to the success of the chapter. The “E” Key, the Fraternity’s oldest award, and the Marge Lee Outstanding “C” Award recognize the performance of two vital chapter officers.

For the other awards, the Fraternity is divided into two divisions: Red and Buff. The Red Division contains those chapters with 15 or more fraternities on their campus or whose Greek systems have over 30 percent of the undergraduate student body. The remaining chapters make up the Buff Division.

In recognition of the chapter’s performance on campus and within the community, the Outstanding Campus Leadership, Outstanding Community Service Program, Outstanding Intramural Program, Outstanding Membership Recruitment Program, Outstanding Scholarship Program Awards, and Outstanding Financial Management Awards were presented.

T h r e e a w a rd s a d d re s s t h e important alumni programming areas of a chapter: the Outstanding A l u m n i B o a rd o f Tr u s t e e s , Outstanding Alumni Newsletter, and Outstanding “BB” Awards.

Chapters that have shown a marked improvement in their overall operations are given the Certificate of Achievement. The “AA” selects the winner of the Most Improved Chapter from the recipients of this award.

The winners of the Award of Excellence show strength across the board.

In most cases they are winners of several awards. When they are not, they show above average performance in all areas with no area of weakness.

From the recipients of the Award of Excellence, the “AA” selects the President’s Cup winners. There is a maximum of three Cups in each Division.

PRESIDENT’S CUP Red Buff Cal Poly Louisiana Tech Georgia Tech Tri-State Kansas VA Commonwealth

Cal Poly Denison Duquesne Fredonia Georgia Tech Idaho

Cal Poly Fredonia Georgia Tech

AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Red Buff Abracadabra Fredonia Cal Poly Louisiana Tech Georgia Tech Tri-State Idaho VA Commonwealth Kansas Kansas State Miami Northwestern MOST IMPROVED CHAPTER Red Miami CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT Red Buff Miami Duquesne Purdue Syracuse OUTSTANDING ABT Cal Poly Northwestern Duquesne Pittsburg Colony Georgia Tech Tri-State Illinois State Colony William & Mary Miami Colony OUTSTANDING ALUMNI NEWSLETTER Abracadabra Kansas Cal Poly Kansas State Denison Louisiana Tech Fredonia Miami Georgia Tech Northwestern Idaho Tri-State OUTSTANDING CAMPUS LEADERSHIP Abracadabra Kansas Alabama Kansas State 14 ∆X Quarterly Fall/Winter 2004

Miami Northwestern Oregon State Colony Pittsburgh Colony South Dakota State Tri-State

OUTSTANDING SCHOLARSHIP Abracadabra Miami Appalachian State Northwestern Denison Oshkosh Georgia Tech Pittsburgh Colony Idaho Texas Tech Colony Kansas Tri-State Kansas State VA Commonwealth OUTSTANDING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Abracadabra Miami Denison Oshkosh Duquesne Pittsburgh Colony Georgia Tech Tri-State Idaho William & Mary Kansas Colony Louisiana Tech OUTSTANDING INTRAMURALS American Louisiana Tech Cal Poly Miami East Carolina Montclair Fredonia Northwestern Idaho Texas Tech Colony Kansas Kansas State OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY SERVICE Abracadabra Miami Cal Poly Purdue Fredonia Syracuse Georgia Tech Tri-State Idaho VA Commonwealth Kansas Whitewater Louisiana Tech OUTSTANDING RECRUITMENT Abracadabra Idaho

Miami Tri-State

OUTSTANDING ”BB” Christopher T. Black, Cal Poly Brian D. Jones, Georgia Tech Kevin B. Pitchford, James Madison Ron J. Montgomery, Oshkosh Mark D. Sluss, Southwest Missouri Colony Thomas J. Decker, Syracuse Arnaldo Jimenez, Texas A&M MARGE LEE OUTSTANDING “C” AWARD Kris B. Prado, Abracadabra Trevor G. Beatty, Cal Poly Eric J. Hartke, Illinois State Colony Kevin A. Thorn, James Madison Patrick O. Kennedy, Louisiana Tech William J. Baltz, Miami J. Shane McFarlin, New Mexico State Garry R. Williamson, Purdue Matthew N. Shekell, Southeast Missouri “E” KEY AWARD Nicholas C. Gennock, Cal Poly Benjamin A. Betz, DePauw Robert J. Bennett, Idaho Paul K. Cummings III, Kansas James R. Pochy, Maryland Thomas J. Gould, Miami

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REGIONAL D.E.L.T.A.C.H.I. AWARDS Man Hours Most Dollars Most Points Idaho Idaho Idaho Cal Poly UNLV Cal Poly LA Tech Texas LA Tech Kansas Kansas State Kansas DePauw Oshkosh Whitewater Bowling Green Bowling Grn. Bowling Grn. Hobart Syracuse Hobart GA Tech West Georgia GA Tech Va Com. Penn State American

Special Awards CONVENTION HONOREE George Obear, DePauw ’30, was named as Convention Honoree. George served as “CC” 1968-1969 and “AA” 1969-1970. He was an “AA” Emeritus and a member of the Order of the White Carnation.

He was a long-time Director of the Educational Foundation.

EMERITUS RECOGNITION The highest recognition that can be bestowed on an elected officer of Delta Chi is Emeritus standing. It requires a unanimous standing vote of a Convention, and this year Raymond F. Borelli, IL ’58, who served two terms as “AA” from 1981 to 1985, was granted “AA” Emeritus standing. He had also served as Regent and “D” and was a long-time volunteer for the Illinois Chapter.

“BB” Emeritus standing was granted to Dr. Alan Brightman, KS ’67. Dr. Brightman won numerous Outstanding “BB” Awards for his service first at the Illinois Chapter and later at the Kansas State Chapter.

ORDER OF THE WHITE CARNATION Delta Chi established the Order of the White Carnation to honor those men who have displayed meritorious and inconspicuous service. This summer there were three candidates presented for consideration and, by standing acclamation, the Convention inducted the following men: Gene A. Johnson, OK St ’58, was inducted posthumously into the Order. Gene held numerous offices as an undergraduate, was a Field Secretary, was Regent in the 1960s and the 1980s, and achieved New Founder status.

Monte Johnson, Ohio State ’69, has served the Fraternity as Regent and Ritualist. He has achieved the Order of the Shield giving level to Delta Chi, won a Meritorious Service Award, served on Ohio State’s ABT and is currently Denison’s “BB”.

John Tunila, UConn ’77, has served the Connecticut Chapter in numerous alumni officer positions, achieved the Order of the Shield giving level to Delta Chi, has won a Meritorious Service Award and is the Foundation’s Legal Advisor.

MERITORIOUS SERVICE AWARD Joseph J. DeFazio, Fredonia ’92 - For service to the Fredonia Chapter.

Hamilton B. Henderson, NEMO - For service to the Board of Regents.

David S. Conklin, NEMO ’88 - For service to Region IX as a Vice Regent.

Dr. E. Duane Meyer, Hobart ’58 - For service to the Montclair Chapter.

Dr. F. Wayne Smith, Livingston - For service to the Livingston Chapter.

John D. Dorner, Illinois State ’91 - For service to the Illinois State Colony Wayne E. Rapp, DePauw ’68 - For service to the Northwestern Chapter.

Brendan K. Puthoff, Texas ’01 - For service to the Texas Chapter.

David W. Drews, Georgia Tech - For service to the Georgia Tech Chapter.

James M. Marascio, Bryant ’93 – For service as Regent to Region IX. William A. J. Williams, Gannon ’83 – For 14 years of service to the Board of Regents.

HUMANITARIAN AWARD Daniel C. McDonell, Northwestern ’05 - For preventing another Northwestern student from committing suicide.

Kevin M. Bennett, Texas ’04 - For his efforts with breast cancer education.

VALOR AWARD Alexander Winchell, Hobart ’06 - For coming to the aid of a brother who had fallen down a cliff and carrying him to safety.

Adam M. Korhhauser, Miami ’07 - For saving his father ’s life after a body surfing accident.

DISTINGUISHED DELTA CHI AWARD Mark Mapstone, Hobart ’89 - For his achievements and accomplishments in the field of neuro-psychology.

Dr. Michael A. Wiley, Texas ’57 - For his achievements and accomplishments in the field of geology.

Edward A. Pease of Pi Kappa Alpha Receives John J. Kuhn Interfraternity Service Award The Delta Chi Fraternity has a reputation for being interfraternally minded. In part, this comes from and is recognized by our having had five presidents of the North-American Interfraternity Conference (formerly known as the National Interfraternity Conference). No fraternity has had more, although three others have had as many. When the idea of sponsoring an award for interfraternity service was first considered, naming it after our first NIC president, John J. Kuhn, Cornell 1898, was the clear choice.

Another clear choice was the seventh recipient of the Award, Edward A. Pease. Ed has been a long time supporter of the Greek movement and a long-time friend of Delta Chi. He gave a luncheon address on brotherhood at our 1981 Convention and counts many members of Delta Chi among his numerous interfraternal friends. Not only has Ed Edward A. Pease been president of the NIC, he is the only man in its 95-year history to serve twice in that illustrious position, an indication of the esteem in which he is held in the interfraternal world. He has also served as president of his fraternity and is currently secretary/ treasurer of its foundation. He received Pi Kappa Alpha’s Outstanding Chapter Advisor Award in 1983. Ed’s favorite role in the fraternal world, despite his many achievements, was that of chapter advisor. He also has a long record of service to the Boy Scouts of America where he served as Chairman of their National Order of the Arrow Committee and President of the Philmont Scout Camp in New Mexico. Ed has also served two terms as a United States Congressman from the 7th District of Indiana. During his congressional tenure, Pease served as a member of the House Judiciary Committee, the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, the House Small Business Committee, and served as the Assistant Majority Whip with extensive service as Speaker Pro Tempore.

Prior to his election to Congress, Pease was Vice President, Indiana State University and, before that, he was State Senator, 37th District, Indiana.

Currently, Ed is the Senior Vice President, Government Relations, for Rolls -Royce North America, Inc. Other Recipients: Ms. Eileen Stevens, noted speaker on hazing Mr. Durward Owen, former Chief Executive Officer of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Ms. Mary Peterson, former Associate Director of Student Life at The University of Iowa Mr. Dave Westol, Executive Director of Theta Chi Fraternity Greg Hauser, Michigan State ’75, former president of the NIC, past “AA” and Order of the White Carnation Mr. Jonathan Brant, former executive director of Beta Theta Pi, former NIC executive vice president, and currently the director of Beta’s Foundation. ∆X Quarterly Fall/Winter 2004 15

FIPG, INC.*

RISK MANAGEMENT POLICY REVISED 7/97 The Risk Management Policy of FIPG, Inc. includes the provisions which follow and shall apply to all fraternity entities and all levels of fraternity membership.

ALCOHOL AND DRUGS The possession, sale, use or consumption of ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, while on chapter premises, during a fraternity event, or in any situation sponsored or endorsed by the chapter, or at any event an observer would associate with the fraternity, must be in compliance with any and all applicable laws of the state, province, county, city and institution of higher education, and must comply with either the BYOB or Third Party Vendor Guidelines.

2. No alcoholic beverages may be purchased through chapter funds nor may the purchase of same for members or guests be undertaken or coordinated by any member in the name of, or on behalf of, the chapter. The purchase or use of a bulk quantity or common sources of such alcoholic beverage, i.e., kegs or cases, is prohibited.

3. OPEN PARTIES, meaning those with unrestricted access by nonmembers of the fraternity, without specific invitation, where alcohol is present, shall be prohibited.

4. No members, collectively or individually, shall purchase for, serve to, or sell alcoholic beverages to any minor (i.e., those under legal “drinking age”).

5. The possession, sale or use of any ILLEGAL DRUGS or CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES while on chapter premises or during a fraternity event or at any event that an observer would associate with the fraternity, is strictly prohibited.

6. No chapter may co-sponsor an event with an alcoholic distributor, charitable organization or tavern (tavern defined as an establishment generating more than half of annual gross sales from alcohol) where alcohol is given away, sold or otherwise provided to those present.

7. No chapter may co-sponsor or co-finance a function where alcohol is purchased by any of the host chapters, groups or organizations.

8. All rush activities associated with any chapter will be a DRY rush function.

9. No member shall permit, tolerate, encourage or participate in “drinking games.”

10. No alcohol shall be present at any pledge/associate member/novice program, activity or ritual of the chapter.

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HAZING No chapter, colony, student or alumnus shall conduct nor condone hazing activities. Hazing activities are defined as: “Any action taken or situation created, intentionally, whether on or off fraternity premises, to produce mental or physical discomfort, embarrassment, harassment, or ridicule. Such activities may include but are not limited to the following: use of alcohol; paddling in any form; creation of excessive fatigue; physical and psychological shocks; quests, treasure hunts, scavenger hunts, road trips or any other such activities carried on outside or inside of the confines of the chapter house; wearing of public apparel which is conspicuous and not normally in good taste; engaging in public stunts and buffoonery; morally degrading or humiliating games and activities; and any other activities which are not consistent with academic achievement, fraternal law, ritual or policy or the regulations and policies of the educational institution, or applicable state law.”

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FIRE, HEALTH AND SAFETY All chapter houses should meet all local fire and health codes and standards.

All chapters should have posted by common phones, emergency numbers for fire, police and ambulance and should have posted evacuation routes on the back of the door of each sleeping room.

All chapters should comply with engineering recommendations as reported by the insurance company.

The possession and/or use of firearms or explosive devices of any kind within the confines and premises of the chapter house is expressly forbidden.

EDUCATION Each fraternity shall annually instruct its students and alumni on the Risk Management Policy of FIPG, Inc. Additionally, all student and alumni members shall annually receive a copy of said Risk Management Policy.

THIRD PARTY VENDOR CRITERIA THE VENDOR MUST: 1. Be properly licensed by the appropriate local and state authority. This may involve both a liquor license and a temporary license to sell on the premises where the function is to be held.

2. Be properly insured with a minimum of $1,000,000 of general liability insurance, evidenced by a properly completed certificate of insurance prepared by the insurance provided.

The certificate of insurance must also show evidence that the vendor has, as a part of his/her insurance coverage, “off premises liquor liability coverage and non-owned and hired auto coverage.”

Named insureds included on the certificate of insurance must as a minimum include the local chapter hiring the vendor as well as the international fraternity that the local chapter is affiliated with.

3. Agree in writing to cash sales only, collected by the vendor during the function.

4. Assume in writing all the responsibilities that any other purveyor of alcoholic beverages would assume in the normal course of business, including but not limited to: a. Checking identification cards upon entry; b. Not serving minors; c. Not serving individuals that appear to be intoxicated; d. Maintaining absolute control of ALL alcoholic containers present; e. Collecting all remaining alcohol at the end of a function (no excess alcohol — opened or unopened — is to be given, sold or furnished to the chapter). Vendor MUST remove all alco hol from the premises.

POLICY GUIDELINES As adopted by FIPG, Inc. December, 1992 1. Closed parties (meaning those events with alcohol present) should have a guest list prepared at least 24 hours in advance. Attendance should be limited to two guests per member.

2. “Non-alcoholic” keg beer is not permitted because it can contain up .05 percent alcohol. Therefore, serving it would be a violation of our policy.

SEXUAL ABUSE AND HARASSMENT The fraternity will not tolerate or condone any form of sexually abusive behavior on the part of its members, whether physical, mental or emotional. This is to include any actions which are demeaning to women or men including, but not limited to, date * The membership of FIPG, Inc. now stands at 33 men’s groups and 13 women’s groups. rape, gang rape or verbal harassment.

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Chapter Situations Hyrum Smith, Chairman of the Board of Franklin International Institute, defined addiction as, “compulsive behavior with shortterm benefits and long-term destruction.” According to this definition, some of the most risky behavior fraternity men engage in, such as: alcohol abuse, drug use, hazing, fights, vandalism, etc. could be considered an addiction.

These addictions are obviously powerful, for these behaviors are not new to the college fraternity. Yet, they continue even though history contains literally hundreds of examples of how these addictions have destroyed lives and ended the existence of countless fraternity chapters.

So why do these addictions occur? Hyrum Smith felt, “addictive behavior is the result of deep and unmet needs.” If this is true, then many fraternity chapters across North America are simply not meeting the needs of their members.

What are our members’ needs? Again according to Smith, virtually every person has the following four basic needs: 1) live/survive, 2) feel important, 3) love and be loved, and 4) variety. Addictions may help meet these needs temporarily, but in the end they cannot sustain those needs and will eventually result in destruction, unless there is a change in behavior.

While it is tempting to itemize examples of fraternity addictions that resulted in destruction, the reality is that they are far too numerous to list. The ever-increasing insurance premiums for fraternities speak to this fact.

The policies and guidelines on the preceding page, which Delta Chi shares with many other fraternities and sororities, exist to help prevent these tragic experiences from occurring. It is the Fraternity’s belief that chapters can operate within these policies and guidelines, while still meeting the needs of their members.

In fact, the Fraternity provides “The Party Continues” (a booklet with over 100 social event ideas), “Building Better Brotherhood” (a booklet with 58 Brotherhood Events), a Pre-Initiation BRIEF (with 38 different activities from which to choose) and a Membership Education BRIEF (which outlines a model Associate Member Program). Moreover, the Fraternity provides additional educational opportunities through the Jackson Leadership College, the Convention, Regional Conferences, and Leadership Consultant visits. Ironically, we still hear statements like, “you only tell us what we can’t do and never tell us what we can do.”

Hyrum Smith’s quotes are from a video entitled “The Franklin Reality Model,” produced by the Franklin International Institute Inc. Copyright 1990.

Risk Management Violations Despite Delta Chi’s efforts to educate, the Fraternity continues to have chapters and individual members engage in risky behaviors. That is not to say the chapters on the following list are “bad” chapters. Likewise, it is unrealistic to assume that chapters that are not on this list are complying with every policy.

The bottom line of this issue is that members of the Fraternity are engaging in certain “addictions” and taking unnecessary risks with their future and the future of Delta Chi, because they

believe these addictions will help fill voids where their needs are not being met. Whatever the case, the solution remains the same. Each and every chapter needs the involvement of mature alumni who can help the Fraternity’s student members discover that there are alternatives to addictions that can meet both their long and short-term needs.

Chapter/Colony Arizona Central Michigan Hayward Lake Forest Northern Colorado Penn State Rhode Island Rowan Southern Illinois Valdosta Virginia Tech West Chester

Violation Alcohol Hazing Alcohol Hazing Alcohol Alcohol Alcohol Alcohol Hazing Alcohol/Hazing Alcohol Alcohol

Level V I II I I II III III I III III III

*Currently seven (7) chapters/colonies are awaiting adjudication due to alleged violations of the Fraternity’s Risk Management Policy.

Corrective Action Levels Level 1—Level 1 Corrective Action shall include, but is not limited to, ordering that the Chapter cease and desist from the conduct in the future and be in accordance with the requirements of Delta Chi Law and the Risk Management Policy of the Fraternity. The Chapter shall be required to submit to the Executive Director a written statement that all prohibited conduct has stopped. The statement shall be signed by the “A”, “BB” and such other members of the Chapter, as specified in the report, who were involved with or had supervision over the conduct in the violation.

Level 2 —Level 2 Corrective Action shall include, but is not limited to, all provisions of Level 1, plus the Chapter shall submit a written plan of procedures and/or activities that comply with the Fraternity’s Risk Management Policy covering the activities in the violation. The plan shall be updated at least twice per year for the period of corrective action.

Level 3 —Level 3 Corrective Action shall include, but is not limited to, all provisions of Levels 1 and 2, plus supervision of the activities of the Chapter that were involved in the violation by a person or persons acceptable to the Executive Director.

Level 4—Level 4 Corrective Action shall include, but is not limited to, all provisions of Levels 1, 2 and 3, plus the charter of the Chapter shall be suspended for the period of time of the corrective action. Chapters under Level 4 Corrective Action shall either be placed in conservatorship, as provided in Delta Chi Law, or shall operate under the direct supervision of the Executive Director.

Level 5—Level 5 Corrective Action shall require the suspension of the charter and the cessation of operation of the Chapter as it then exists. Re-establishment of the Chapter shall be subject to the terms and conditions of the Board of Regents after a minimum one-year period. ∆X Quarterly Fall/Winter 2004 17

Delta Chi Educational Foundation

1999 – 2004 Donors

Thank You Brothers

The following is a list of donors from the last 5 years, spanning 1 July 1999 to 30 June 2004. Donations made after 30 June 2004 will be listed in the ’04 – ’05 report.

ABRACADABRA

Richard D. Bridgman ’51 Fred R. Brooks ’40 Vincent F. Casalaina ’68 Walter H. Conser ’39 Arthur Ray Cooper ’68 Jon F. Crawford ASC Richard F. Curtin ’60 James K. Dobey ’40 Laurence E. Feyh ’82 Peter A. Fromm ’69 Alan G. George ’50 William J. Giles, III ’57 Richard E. Hall ASC Jim S. Hayashi ’83 Marc G. Hynes ’67 Edward P. Jepsen, Jr. ’39 Noel L. Johnson ’79 Yun S. Kim ’93 Dick M. Landis ASC Steven G. LaVoie ’82 David B. Lyman ’70 Arthur B. McIntyre, Jr. ’51 James M. Miller ’52 F. Davis Mills ’53 Robert G. Parker ’37 Conrad F. Pearson ’51 William J. Perry ASC William W. Peterson ’52 Lawrence R. Poundstone ’34 Paul W. Reisz ’82 H. E. Schultze, DC ’49 Tom Shellhammer ’36 Larry S. Tessler ’60 Peter V. Williams ’68 Fei Phil Yang ’80

Eric D. Linkov ASC Jonathan D. Linkov ’95 Evan G. Nolan ’01 Edward W. Schmitt ’95 Brian M. Seelinger ’98 Mark D. Sylvia ’96 Gregory W. Unfricht ’92 Kenneth W. Wile ’97

APPALACHIAN STATE

Michael S. Absher ’90 James D. Adams, II ’95 Edward G. Capps ’86 Robert W. Chapin, Jr. ’85 Kevin L. Dioquino ’93 Charles W. Eakins ’97 Jeffrey B. Frankel ’96 Christopher J. Gardner ’97 Stephen L. Gore ’97 D. Allen Helms ’95 Chad L. Higgs ’97 John H. McPherson, Jr. ’91 Jonathan K. Sattler ’87 Andrew L. Schmidt ’89 Christopher C. Upton ’97 Randy D. Yelton ’92 ARIZONA

Gary S. Andrasko ’75 Keith E. Barze ’50 J. Royce Bryant, Jr. ’57 H. Nelson Camp ’52 William J. Chesnut ’52 Frederick H. Connell ’65 Jim Stewart Corley ’43 Gregory D. Cotton ’77 Arthur B. Fowler, Jr. ’41 Tommy L. Goodwin ’69 Thomas M. Hobson ’67 Robert W. Hodgkins ’52 Thomas L. Johns ’49 David B. Kennamer ’80 Joseph R. Loggins ’69 Richard S. Manley ’53 William M. McGough, Jr. ’70 James M. Merrell ’58 Charles R. Mitchell ’44 John F. Morgan, Jr. ’84 Charles L. Murphree ’50 James D. Page ’53 Robert M. Parker ’51 Robert C. Patton ’58 Tracy B. Ritchey ’85 Richard T. Shiflett ’51 David A. Tate ’82 John D. Thomson ’50 Jon E. Vice ’70 Stantley Williams ’60 Escar Gene Wood ’53

James P. Aiello ’79 Peter Paul Barizon ’61 Chad D. Becker ’97 David N. Beckham ’80 Jeffrey C. Bell ’80 William L. Brandt ’67 James M. Bright, Jr. ’57 Salvatore Campagna ’56 William M. Coombs ’87 Don J. Daniels ’52 Robert Ellis Davis ’48 Timothy C. Deegan ’74 Michael M. Dickerson, MD ’78 Fred A. Dunsmore ’52 Allan Eisenwinter ’59 Henry W. Felix ’50 Matthew D. Ferer ’81 Andrew C. Gilligan ’77 John B. Groh, Sr. CFA ’90 Wilmer E. Harper ’42 R. Larry Hawkins ’54 Kenneth W. Heist ’41 Charlie Hong ’95 Vaughn A. Hormann ’53 Paul Dean Horn ’64 John E. Jeffries ’62 Craig L. Jennings ’92 Ely L. Kahwaty ’90 Robert D. Kemner ’87 David R. Klotz ’78 William H. Long ’63 Michael P. Lowpensky ’97 John Richard McDonald ’55 Louis C. Mone PhD ’62 George A. Ponsford ’34 Jon F. Rowley ’89 Richard Ruden ’82 Steven S. Schuyler ’87 Bruce R. Seligman ’65 Stephen W. Smith ’66 Edward A. Soens ’58 William G. Stratton ’34 Theodore E. Thuma ’43 David Wade Turner ’60 Glen D. Vondrick ’78 J. Richard Wenker ’51 Donald E. Womack ’50

ALBERTA

ARIZONA STATE

John Seo ’97

Jason P. Alberts ’97 Jason D. Black ’97 Coco C. Brice ’89 Albert J. Catroppa ’55 Michael A. Lindberg ’90 Jeffrey A. Marion ’90 J. O. Maynes, Jr. PhD ’52 Thomas L. Mignano ’95

ALABAMA

AMERICAN

Michael A. Galano ’94 Neil Goodman ’66 Dane R. Grams ’94 Eric D. Hassman ’92 Douglas J. Levy ’03

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E. John Pole ’49 Douglas Payne Todd ’51 Chad M. Wolett ’94

AUBURN

William Page Barnes ’75 Miles E. Barnett ’56 William C. Bolen ’87 Horace H. Brady, Jr. ’62 Olin C. Brooks ASC Joseph F. Busta, Jr. ’69 Michael L. Carroll ’71 Alexander E. Charleston, Sr. ’91 Richard I. Chenoweth ’72 Ralph T. Cleage, Jr. ’70 E. Bryant Crutchfield ’59 Robert W. Dade ’68 Kevin T. DeLine ’94 Alan F. Drinkard ’71 Cloyd T. Dunn, IV ’89 Barry W. Ellis ’65 Timothy E. Fitzsimmons ’80 Patrick L. Fly, Jr. ’86 Sam Lou Ginn ’59 James E. Graves ’95 Douglas M. Harding ’57 Glenn E. Harper, Jr. ’91 Michael R. Harris ’65 Henry W. Hartsfield, Jr. ’54 William F. Hayes ’65 Thomas E. Hurst, Jr. ’76 Scott E. Johnson ’81 Holley E. Jones ’71 Eric L. Kerstetter ’00 Thomas M. Lindsey ’66 Rogers C. McCauley, Jr. ’56 Robert D. Meckes ’71 M. Gary Monk ’65 Jack Muntz ’61 Dolph F. Nelson, Jr. ’69 Brian R. Newell ’00 James Wallace Poe ’63 Cary F. Poole ’80 Derek S. Roh ’94 Richard A. Roh ASC David F. Rossman ’91 David C. Schulz ’60 Joel R. Smith ’53 Ronald H. Snow ’63 Brandon M. Stacy ’01 C. Alan Stanfield ’63 Stephen Stanfield ’63 David L. Steinberg ’78 Nicholas G. Trial ’94 John G. Walker, Jr. ’55 Richard Bryan Webb ’65 John E. Webster, Jr. ’68 Brian T. Windsor ’94 K. Dale Wingo ’59 Dennis T. Woodling ’83 Luther M. Young, Jr. ’69 AUGUSTA

James D. Aldridge ’92 Perry E. Austin, Jr. ’84 James M. Benedict Carlo Bracci, Sr. ASC Clint Edge ’97 Leonard M. Manning, Sr. ’81 Ronald D. McCoy, Jr. ’84 Steven W. Thomas ’84 Lawrence T. Tingen BALL STATE

Alexander D. Anton ’89 Dennis A. Ault ’72 Stephen R. Baron ’71 James F. Barrett ’66 Paul Strattan Bell ’67 Donald J. Bliss ’72 Carl R. Brehmer ’60 Keith E. Burkholder ’60 Charles E. Chapman ’75 Randall D. Clark ’80 Daniel G. Courtney ’87

Gregory J. Dudley ’92 Ross Bernard Flodder ’68 Max Goecker ’88 Thomas E. Habart ’67 Alan M. Hamm ’99 Jack M. Harlos ’91 Joseph F. Hodge ’90 Douglas S. King ’84 Jeff Kingsbury ’91 Thomas S. Kuntz ’80 Clifford C. Lewis ’71 Brian W. Martin ’99 Richard N. McKaig ’66 Bradley A. Mendenhall ’86 David C. Moreno ’89 Douglas B. Mueller ’81 Robert E. Myers ’92 Daniel A. Neeb RA ’81 Joseph C. Neirinck ’63 Philip B. Nichols ’87 John R. Osborne ’59 Michael L. Pease ’86 Kurt S. Petry ’82 Robert K. Poyer ’73 Phillip J. Randazzo ’90 Jeffrey L. Richardson ’89 Jeffrey J. Ruff ’86 Michael J. Schweitzer ’71 Randy J. Smith ’76 Robert D. Thornburg ’64 Johnny E. Trotter ’73 Robert Scott Van Zant ’80 Keith A. Waltz ’82 Michael M. Witte, II ’89

BEHREND

Donald A. Alpern ’93 Alan G. Cornell ’95 Robert J. Duma ’90 Erich J. Sanchack ’92 BOWLING GREEN

Jon R. Moore ’02 BRYANT

John M. Biscotti ’92 Jeremiah A.M. Burnham ’95 Glen F. Davis ’91 Timothy M. Joyce John R. Kennedy ’90 Daryl F. LaFiura ’91 James M. Marascio ’93 Michael S. Mazzotta ’93 Robert C. Morse ’93 Michael A. Prestash ’95 Kenneth J. Sousa FAC BUFFALO

Kyle M. Bennett ’92 Michael B. Devine ’92 John R. Horwedel ’82 William H. Mountain, Jr. ’31 James J. Poltrone ’88 Douglas S. Stoddart ’89 John H. Tischler ’85 CAL POLY

David L. Caillier ’04 Gary W. Caulkins ’68 Michael D. Demboski ’02 Marcus N. Dunning ’02 Thomas O. Felactu ’01 Paul R. Fuchslin ’95 Humberto Graciano ’90 Daric A. Holdaway ’93 Sage A. Howell ’93 Mark C. Manahan ’97 Steven C. Nyholm ’97 Mark T. Stanley ’00 Troy M. Tossy ’91 Matthew D. Weal ’94 Eric R. Woolfitt ’02

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CALIFORNIA UNIV. – PA

William J. Arey ’91 Richard G. Barton ’91 Craig A. Carr ’94 Gary A. Churella ’75 Berardino J. DiBernardi ’76 Michael A. Guerino ’79 Edward A. Hornyak ’85 Andrew T. Kelley ’95 Edward J. Pisarski ’92 Edward F. Uhlman, III ’76 CENTRAL MICHIGAN

Robert B. Bennett ’90 Timothy M. Burke ’85 Joseph J. Butkovich ’85 Brian C. Closs ’84 Mark S. Dabran ’84 Kenneth J. Fortune ’86 Joseph C. Hicks ’97 CENTRAL MISSOURI

Ryan R. Boozell ’98 Jason N. Butler ’99 Brian E. Capps ’78 Zachariah A. Cherrington ’96 Kelvin R. Cole ’70 Steven W. Cornwall ’86 Charles L. Decker ’87 John B. Dorgan ’70 Raymond K. Grindel ’01 Jerry L. Haney ’77 Stephen T. Hudson ’84 Shannon C. Johnson ’88 Se-Bom Kim, Jr. ’96 Andrew J. Klinghammer ’88 Bruce A. Loyd ’75 Samuel L. Meyer ’87 Paul H. Niemann ’74 Stanley K. Pinkham ’78 Rodney A. Prall ’84 Michael B. Satter ’98 Paul Strombeck ’70 John P. Thurmon ’89 John L. Unrein ’97 Glenn A. Usery ’86 CHICO

Jeffrey H. Albright ’87 Dale J. Faubert ’89 Matthew A. Ferris ’99 Keith A. Fields ’93 Mark E. Foggiato ’87 Mark P. Herberger ’95 Kyle A. Jones ’01 S. Patrick Kelley ’90 Steele A. Kelly ’91 Bryan K. Lasecke ’91 Bryon L. McDougall ’89 Joshua R. Reikes ’98 Todd A. Zuvich ’97 CLARION

Gregory A. Fetcho ’88 CLEMSON

Michael J. Alexander ’93 Michael L. Brooks ’90 Christopher J. Diak ’90 Jeremy R. Erling ’94 William T. Gillespie ’94 Clinton A. Herring ’91 John C. Rivers, III ASC Scott G. Ruzycki ’92 Jeffrey S. Snell ’92 Grant S. Steenrod ’94 David M. Steinberg ’92 James D. Whorton ’91 COLORADO

Patrick C. Allen ’93 Jeffrey K. Betzoldt ’85 Steven M. Chevarria ’98 Richard W. Davis ’89 Robert W. Huxell, Jr. ’86

1999 – 2004 Donors

COLORADO STATE

Robert F. Ogden ’37 Richard C. Oppelt ’75 Roy R. Payne, Jr. ’52 Arthur J. Preller ’99 Richard E. Schwab ’69 Eric G. Sickels ’77 Richard L. Wagner ’42 David Kershner Weber ’68 Lawrence G. Wright ’46

Christopher M. Walters ’03 CREIGHTON

Frank H. Phillips, Jr. ’84

Paul F. Bazan ’90 John W. Hess ’75 Michael D. Kozlik ’75 Daniel J. Mages ’88 Christopher E. Sandquist ’94

CONNECTICUT

DAVIS

Martin R. Anastasio ’63 Mark D. Auletta ’89 Walter S. Bailey ’88 Eric J. Bennett ’88 Ronald Paul Bugbee ’66 Gerald F. Conaty ’56 Albert A. Coppola ’55 Kevin S. Coyne ’86 Vito D’Aiuto, Jr. ’55 William R. Diefenbach ’83 Greg E. Ellner ’82 Anthony J. Esposito ’67 Gregory M. Feduik ’78 Mark Fitzgerald ’79 James M. Garvey ’84 Steven H. Goldberg ’89 Leslie S. Granow ’78 Seth R. Greenspan ’88 Richard E. Grenier ’59 Thomas J. Hine ’83 James R. Klase ’87 Keith G. LaRose ’84 Jeffrey I. Lewis ’83 Bruce E. Lindstrom ’82 Dennis J. Maroney ’89 Gerald J. Martin ’62 Earl E. McCann ’58 Brian D. Mockler ’81 Paul A. Monaco ’59 Robert L. Moser, Jr. ’77 Timothy P. Murkett ’89 Kevin M. Murphy ’84 Russell K. Nash ’75 Jeffrey C. Nicholas ’83 Jon L. Norris ’63 John A. Novak ’75 Fred H. Page, III ’79 Vincent R. Petrecca ’62 Paul L. Picciani ’89 Matthew L. Rogalla ’58 John H. Schaefer ’66 Steven L. Siegmund ’89 Duncan J. Silver ’61 Alexander C. Sirios ’88 Robert M. Soltis ’88 Aaron J. Spicker ’86 Salvatore Spinola, Jr. ’63 Richard P. Tarantino ’68 Frank Tavera ’85 Ronald T. Topping ’58 Domenick P. Treschitta ’63 John G. Tunila ’81 Michael Velgouse, Jr. ’62 John J. Walton ’65 David A. Wettstone ’84

Derek M. Smith ’91 Mark R. Stewart ’95

COLUMBIA

Harry W. O’Connor ’33 COLUMBUS

CORNELL

Robert P. Baird ’50 Ralph P. Balzac, Jr. ’53 Lee P. Berlin ’58 Donald August Boss ’43 John G. Canyock ’61 John E. Coleman ’29 Clinton T. Cooper ’54 David R. Demming ’76 Prentiss E. Feagles’73 Benjamin Franklin ’50 Richard A. Haggard ’58 Richard F. Kauders ’69 Seth A. Klarman ’79 Donald F. Kruse ’52 Thomas S. McEwan, Jr. ’43 Timothy C. Metcalf ’74 Alfred C. Metz, Jr. ’44 George L. Morrow ’43 Michael D. Nadler ’56

DENISON

Ronald H. Baumler ’71 Todd L. Biegler ’82 Robert J. Frankart ’75 J. Christopher Lansburgh ’95 James W. McCracken ’90 Robert W. Munds ’89 Nathaniel T. Nealley ’74 Kenneth R. Reeder ’74 John W. Slade ASC Mark A. Snider ’01 Jackson E. Winters, Jr. ’88 DEPAUW

Craig H. Adams ’90 Karl G. Anderson, Jr. ’51 James W. Armstrong ’50

New Founder

John D. Armstrong ’40 Robert S. Atcheson ’62 James R. Bartlett ’66 James Oscar Baxter ’39 Ben H. Beck ’97 David B. Becker ’75 Lester E. Beesley ’50 Dan Richard Blunt ’63 James S. Bozzo ’87 James S. Briggs, Jr. ’59 Alan Richard Brill ’64 Mark F. Brower ’77 Norman F. H. Buck ’40 Howard L. Bull ’64 Thomas E. Burney ’40 Gayle Lee Byers ’59 Richard T. Carlin ’68 Robert R. Carpenter ’77 David J. Carr ’81 W. Craig Chamberlin ’51 Dean L. Cook MD ’62 John L. Cowan ’63 George W. Crane, Jr. ’42 Michael J. Cripe ’63 Michael A. Curtis ’93 Bruce R. Dales ’92 George Danielson ’50 Ryan J. Danks ’99 Owen R. Davison ’37 Geoffrey M. Day ’85 David R. Dent ’63 Paul W. Deppert ’47 David M. Dickens ’87 George T. Dodd ’59 Raymond A. Down ’65 Donald H. Driemeier ’60 Aaron W. Ellis ’01 Dale E. Espich ’51

Max Ray Murphy ’56 Roger B. Nelsen ’64 David M. Nelson ’64 Russell E. Newton ’99 George W. Obear ’30 Carlos Ortiz ’92 Jason R. Pagels ’98 Parker Pengilly ’35 Kirk D. Perry ’91 Rex A. Pittenger MD ’40 Bruce E. Ploshay’75 Jerry D. Pontius ’56 John Leslie Rabb ’66 Charles Edward Ray ’58 Edward M. Roob ’56 Adam F. Sandy ’01 John R. Scatterday ’50 Thomas R. Schuck ’72 Edward G. Schussler ’65 G. Walter Scott ’37 Joseph A. Sheridan ’59 Ben P. Shields, Jr. ’70 William R. Shinn ’83 John T. Siefert ’89 James K. Simonian ’86 Richard A. Sit ’91 Robert D. Smith ’50 Bryan D. Sorge ’87 Michael D. Speer ’88 Norman L. Steffen ’50 Michael D. Stehlik ’86 Thomas L. Stevens ’52 John Gardner Stevenson ’89 Paul N. Stewart MD ’60 Michael G. Stout ’78 Norman E. Strasma ’55 Gregory D. Taylor ’86 David P. Thoresen ’91

Charles W. Faust FAC B. Fiske Field, Jr. ’47 W. Greg Fox ’88 Larry N. Tibbett ’56 John R. Giesecke ’60 Michael J. Giesecke ’92 Mark C. Goebel ’78 Scott P. Granger ’75 Kent M. Grathwohl ’85 Herbert E. Grimes ’49 Larry K. Hardin ’57 C. Bruce Hardy ’40 David L. Harlor ’78 T. Lyle Harlor ’48 E. Thomas Harnish ’44 William G. Hibbs ’44 Robert J. Hill ’96 John E Hoadley ’50 James M. Holland ’54 Richard C. Holland ’52 Phillip W. Holstrom ’84 Carl Howard ’42 Lawrence B. Huston, Jr. ’64 E. Edward Isaac ’29 Richard F. Jones, Jr. ’98 Rick J. Jones ’91 Neal E. Kitchell ’72 Leland A. Lahr ’52 Kris T. Ludington ’79 Richard A. Lutes ’72 Roger K. McAlister ’75 Richard H. McCarty ’51 Carl G. McCollum ’90 Charles W. McConnell ’61 Kenneth L. Merrick ’48 Larry Gene Moore ’61 Richard W. Moore ’58 David J. Morehead ’53

Our Top Donors

The following is a list of our top donors based on their lifetime contributions.

($100,000 or more) James D. Dodson OK ’58 Fredrick B. Hammert OK ’60 Gene A. Johnson OKST ’58 ‡ Clayton T. Roberts FL ’31 ‡ Bernhard C. Shaffer PAST ’25 ‡ Fei Phil Yang A-CAL ’80

Martlet Club

($50,000 to $99,999) Michael L. Carroll AUB ’71 Timothy A. Crown KS ’86 Donald G. Isett KS ’28 ‡ LaVon P. Linn NEB ’38 ‡ Robert D. Hendershot PUR ’72 George W. Obear DEP ’30 ‡ Francis L. Zwickey MIST ’24 ‡

Order of the Scimitar ($25,000 to $49,999) Carl A. Benson PUR ’32 ‡ Forrest E. Hoglund KS ’56 Victor T. Johnson PUR ’32 ‡ M. Gary Monk AUB ’65 Marsh W. White PAST FAC ‡

Order of the Shield

($10,000 to $24,999) Clyde H. Andrews, Jr. IL ’30 ‡ Philip L. Barbour COR ’20 ‡ Paul W. Bohlman OHST ’70 Raymond F. Borelli IL ’58 Lawrence Clarkson DEP ’60 Chauncey W. W. Cook TX ’30 ‡ Earl Hazen Drew IL ’29 ‡ Edward Fusco, Jr. EMBRID ’73 Raymond D. Galbreth, Sr. MO ’69 Gregory F. Hauser MIST ’75 Douglas S. Holsclaw AZ ’25 ‡

Henry M. Jackson WS ’34 ‡ Monte L. Johnson OHST ’69 Joseph F. Lacchia MIST ’25 ‡ Lyle A. Lynn IA ’34 Steven R. Michels MARQ ’87 Michael J. Moskos DEP ’85 Paul L. Picciani CONN ’89 L. Eugene Tanner ’55 Eugene Thompson ID ’46 John G. Tunila CONN ’81 Jimmie J. Underwood KS ’51 Miles C. Washburn MA ’87

Sir Edward Coke Club

($5,000 to $9,999) James S. Alex, Jr. ORST ’74 Albin C. Ahlberg C-K ’20 ‡ Harry G. Allgauer PUR ’52 John T. Arens PAST ’37 ‡ Julius T. Arenberg, Jr. IL ’47 James J. Ascher KS ’52 Jonathan E. Beinke GATECH ’94 Brian D. Blankenship GATECH ’98 Boyd Wayne Boehlje IAST ’61 Smith D. Boyd LIV ’74 Francis R. Bradley, III TX ’89 John C. Brogan IL ’36 Thomas H. Chisholm SMU ’47 Oliver Christman PAST ’20 ‡ Brian M. Crawford GATECH ’92 Ivan W. Davis IL ’25 ‡ Charles C. DeLong IL ’26 ‡ John A. Edenfield GATECH ’07 John L. Elfervig LATECH ASC Arthur G. Elliott MIST ’38 Dale E. Espich DEP ’51 Geoffrey L. Farmer, CPA OHST ’71 Travis W. Freeman IL ’47 John M. Gioffredi IAST ’78 Carl H. Goltermann IL ’50

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Delta Chi Educational Foundation

Ian R. Patrick ’91 Jeffrey J. Rickmeyer ’89 John C. Sullivan ’84 Brian T. Vick ’92 James N. Weisberg ’85 Adam Zax ’84 K. Spencer Zinn ’90

Thomas W. Glasgow, Jr. MIST ’68 James G. Graham IL ’81 Frank Granat WA ’51 ‡ Jeffrey W. Hainline IL ’77 Steven L. Henslee OKST ’75 O. Charles Honig TX ’40 ‡ Luther W. Hoy PAST ’38 ‡ George L. Hopkins IAST ’61 Christopher W. Johnson KY ’77 Gordon J. Jones, Jr. SCA ’51 Richard F. Kauders COR ’69 Scott T. Klinefelter NIA ’76 Robert G. Riddett, Jr. LEH ’74 Brian P. LoCicero MARQ ’88 Charles Marshall IL ’51 Edward F. McCallum KS ’56 John Lewis Melvin OHST ’55 Harold A. Missimer PAST ’66 Max Edward Mohler IN ’60 Joseph C. Neirinck BALST ’63 Alan P. Niemann OKST ’82 James D. Page AL ’53 Edward J. Park GATECH ’97 Barry J. Peters WMI ’89 Francis L. Plumly, Jr. PAST ’46 Michael Jack Pucin IL ’31 ‡ Milton J. Rose IL ’29 ‡ Phillip A. Ruppel SIL ’65 Ralph W. Smith SMU ’32 ‡ Keith B. Snook LATECH ’96 Kenneth M. Snyder IL ’30 ‡ Marc A. Solondz IN ’88 G. R. Steven Sparling WMI ’88 Frank K. Voris IL ’61 Chad M. Wolett AZST ’94 W. Dean Wilkerson LATECH ’92 Jeffrey L. Woods MO ’89 Luther M. Young, Jr. AUB ’69 Michael Zung TX ’40 ‡ deceased

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Delta Chi Educational Foundation

1999 – 2004 Donors Steven A. Thorne ’74 Norman F. Tower ’34 Kenneth S. Tramel ’81 James S. Wade ’79 Robert E. Wall ’70 Robert D. Walters, II ’80 John R. Warner ’43 Geoffrey W. Weaver ’86 Jonathan C. Weed ’91 George F. Weikert ’51 James L. Wheeler ’82 William White PhD ’53 Randall H. Wilhelm ’86 Jordan P. Williams ’98 William D. Wilson ’75 David E. Winton ’56 Douglas B. Wood ’74 Timothy M. Woodbury ’62 Wendell S. Wright ’38 James D. Young ’83 Robert C. Zimmer ’50 Steven T. Zimmerman ’65 DUQUESNE

Scott E. Lacey ’95 James R. Ostapchenko, Jr. ’97 Philip T. Stanton ’99 Christopher B. Staub ’98 EAST CAROLINA

James E. Downey, III ’94 Robert S. Matheny, Jr. ’93 Michael R. Nichols ’93 R. Brian Tuck ’00 EAST TEXAS

Sherman K. Burns ’76 Graham D. Dockery ’75 David J. Gillespie ’74 EASTERN ILLINOIS

Jay R. Anderson ’79 Stephen F. Anderson ’72 Bruce W. Angus ’73 Michael H. Ashby ASC Thomas J. Baker ’76 Peter S. Brousil ’88 Brian D. Carlson ’75 Jeffrey M. Cozzo ’97 Gary M. Dean ’74 John Edward Derwort ’68 Christopher J. Desmond ’94 Steven P. Evans ’92 Erik D. Hammerstrom ’89 Larry C. Heaton, II ’78 Dwight H. Kensil ’80 Timothy G. King ’96 John E. Koester ’92 Richard L. Kraybill ’83 Gunther Lichey ASC Daniel Loftus ’90 Richard H. Mannz ’77 J. C. Nashland ’68 Edward J. Nollinger ’74 John T. North FAC Michael Novotny ’76 John P. O’Reilly ’89 Bradley L. Overby ’93 Samuel E. Overton, Jr. ’80 Gary E. Poskin ’75 James D. Price ’74 Christopher W. Roberts ’83 Mark A. Roberts ’90 Arthur R. Sandberg ’77 Mark J. Scheiper ’78 James Robert Smith ’71 Eric S. Stanton ’95 Jonathan L. Stapleton ’96 Tye J. Swanson ’94 Darren C. White ’95 Gene J. White ’72 Kenneth J. Winter ’75 Jeffrey K. Wong ’93 EASTERN WASHINGTON

Donald L. Lindsey ’90 Robert W. Long ’90 Christopher J. Pippard ’93 Eric M. Schneider ’85 EDINBORO

John M Conaway ’91 Stephan M Summers, Jr. ’98 Kevin P. Klaibor ’90

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EMBRY – RIDDLE

David L. Alber, Sr. Peter M. Bix ’87 David C. Bizar ’87 Wolfgang S. Boernert ’75 William H. Bold, Jr. ’76 Ronald Brand ’94 Ronald S. Cheshire ’76 J. Lee Clements ’80 Steven T. Cloyd ’97 Jacob R. Cross ’02 Robert W. Denecke ’86

Robert S. Faiks ’76 James M. Fatigante ’91 Dennis Lee Fielder ’66 Richard E. Fingerle ’76 Michael V. Geary ’90 J. Michael Hoepner, Jr. ’99 Jay H. Horton ’93 Dennis A. Hoyt ’76 Ronald C. Jacobs ’84 James W. Jones FAC Joseph Jurkowski, Jr. ’70 Gerald Lee Keenan ’69

’03 – ’04 Top Five Chapters

by Dollars Donated 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Illinois Georgia Tech DePauw Texas Oklahoma

David R. Desaulnier ’03 Eugene M. Dixon ’75 Matthew T. Dorney ’97 James F. Dykes, Jr. ’78 Ralph J. Fabozzi ’73 Scott M. Fourre ’97 Edward Fusco, Jr. ’73 Michael W. Gesicki ’83 Paul J. Giacomuzzi ’78 Anthony C. Goczalk ’77 Brian C. Harbert ’84 Brian R. Harless ’98 Jeffrey M. Harrington ’95 Roman D. Hluszczyk ’99 Jeffrey S. Hornyak ’90 Roger L. James ASC Boyd D. Kelly ’92 David A. Kolodziej ’97 Gregory C. Lawton ’72 Michael E. Lee ’97 John E. McCarragher, III ’92 Matthew L. McCloskey ’97 Steven R. McCowan ’98 Dennis L. Miendersma ’72 Geoffrey C. Murray ’87 John E. Noble ’84 Richard B. Noel ’02 Paul Oehler ’87 David S. Paladino ’81 Arthur M. Parker ’76 Richard H. Paulsen ’97 Patrick J. Phelan ’72 Kirk S. Price ’71 William R. Tallman ’95 Tyron F. Tanner ’93 Waldemar D. Tiedemann ’77 Jorge A. Toruno ’87 Daniel R. Turner ’93 Paul G. White, III ’78 David B. Wright ’78 FERRIS STATE

Benjamin R. Byington ’02 Jonathan L. Dehring ’97 Joshua J. Fisher ’01 KoeKen C. Ong, Jr. ’99 Keith F. Siegmann ’96 Todd T. Stone ’96 FLORIDA

Anthony W. Albano ’75 James Wylie Almand ’72 Edward W. Bohm ’86 R. Allen Buckhalt ’01 Jeff Cain ’75 James A. Caputo ’89 Richard B. DeGraff ’71 Joseph A. DeMarco ’56 Conrad G. Demro, Jr. ’48 Michael K. Dresback ’95 Russell H. Driscoll ’57 Charles W. Durr, Jr. ’83 Douglas K. Eisenstein ’92 Barry A. Eller ’71 Richard W. Erickson ’71

$ 63,393 28,899 20,492 14,960 7,990 Michael D. Lafever ’81 Herbert W. Laird ’52 Warren H. Lampert ’89 Eero H. Maki ’88 Christopher P. Marois ’88 Thomas M. Maroldy ’58 Chuck M. Martinez ’85 Jason A. Mesiarik ’97 David R. Mica ’77 John L. Mica ’67 Roger Ellis Miller ’42 Armand Mouw ’49 Kevin B. Norr ’93 Kimbrough W. O’Haver, Jr. ’61 Flake A. Parker ASC William Alan Pinto ’69 Earl J. Pounds, III ’68 Gregory C. Rieder ’81 David Rosenfeld ’83 Robert Alan Rosof ’54 Marvin R. Ryals ’67 Richard R. Schultz ’67 John K. Seeberger ’81 Keith R. Shriver ’79 James H. Swann ’82 Robert R. Turner ’91 Russell J. Vara, II ’66 Christopher F. Waite, MD ’89 Hugh C. Waters, III ’55 James J. Zehentbauer ’84 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL

Sergio J. Bonilla, Jr.’90 Manuel L. Nuñez ’91 FLORIDA STATE

Joseph W. Blunk ’65 Gregg A. Conrad ’96 David F. Dickey, III ’72 Stewart M. Ebaugh ’88 Jack L. Herring ’65 James E. Hunziker ’85 Robert W. Ludwig ’64 Charles A. Mancuso ’87 William T. Osolin, Jr. ’80 Thomas M. Woodruff ’65 FREDONIA

Michael S. Bleecher ’93 Joseph J. DeFazio, II ’92 Jeffrey M. Geller ’92 Daniel G. Richter ’00 James P. Sturm ASC FROSTBURG

John R. Burgee ’91 H. Eric Chadwick ’91 Andrew C. Fleischer ’90 Brian J. Oettinger ’98 Steven A. Stafford ’94 FULLERTON

Richard W. Carson ’91 Frank J. De Santis, Jr. ’79 Dale D. Dimos ’87

John W. German ’84 Martin C. Gibson ’78 Michael Lee Greedy ’67 Jared S. Greene ’95 Jon C. Jaress ’86 Christopher M. Jennrich ’99 Richard D. Larsen ’67 Kenneth R. McCune ’69 Dwight C. Millard, Jr. ’86 Michael K. Morrissey ’82 Branton R. Nash ’79 John C. Nevin, Jr. ’69 Jerry D. Nininger ’69 Robert P. Pledger ’70 Richard P. Prior ’87 Thomas P. Restelli, Jr. ’72 Bradley J. Saunders ’82 David C. Scarsone ’87 GANNON

Matthew P. Bruno ’95 Joseph J. Cappetta ’70 Bradley P. Colwell ’70 Randall B. Heemer ’79 Michael L. Hosey ’86 Thaddeus J. Lewandowski ’76 Robert J. Newton ’90 Chad M. Shields ’94 William A. Williams ’83 GEORGIA

Brian E. Flaherty ’85 Ronald D. Garrison ’72 Joe D. Jackson ’75 Lawrence P. Monroe ’02 Thomas W. Rymer ’70 David M. Tharp ’72

James R. Moses ’95 Mark V. Scarano ’91 Steven T. Weir ’75 Andrew M. Wheeler ’88 HAYWARD

Thomas L. Carroll, III ’98 Dennis M. Davis, Jr. ’98 Louis J. Fresquez, Jr. ’95 Mark R. Halfon ’91 Kristoffer P. Kruse ’99 Sunjay K. Nair ’92 Richard W. Post, Jr. ’93 Jerome L. Sigua ’91 Benny Z. Sun ’89 HOBART

Robert O. Banker ’60 Wayne H. Butler ’79 Gary Jon Deys ’66 Cortland D. Field ’61 Joseph B. Fowler, Jr. ’64 John Z. Gage, Jr. ’03 Peter J. Grant ’86 Edward H. Hirsch ’56 Stephen C. Johansen ’64 Robert R. Lawrence ’50 E. Duane Meyer ’58 James F. Moriarty ’53 Harry P. Ruske, Jr. ’50 Arthur S. Spangler, Jr. ’71 Paul H. Stearns ’51 Nicholas J. Tunick ’98 Lawrence D. Urban ’51 David Vogel ’87 Alvin I. Yamashiro ’66 Ludwig Ziegelmair ’57

GEORGIA SOUTHERN

Richard N. Deal ASC David R. Edwards ’86 Jeffrey A. Thomas ’84 William L. Thomas ’87 Gilbert H. Werntz, III

HOUSTON

GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN

Brian D. Godsy ’81 Howard J. Hall ’78 Charles R. Kelley ’80 Christopher M. Kilroy ’99 Jeffrey S. McLam ’97 Earl Moore ’00 Jeffrey M. Rakestraw ’92 Andre J. Roques, III ’96 Robert E. Steele ’96 Thomas L. Wilber ’98

Eddie L. Mizell ’83 GEORGIA TECH

Jonathan E. Beinke ’94 Scott M. Benedict ’92 Christopher J. Beukenkamp ’97 Shaun K. Black ’03 Brian D. Blankenship ’98 Michael K. Boudreau ’93 David S. Chellgren ’99 Chi H. Chung ’98 Brian M. Crawford ’92 Daniel J. DeCicco ’01 Richard W. delaGuardia ’95 Brian P. Esker ’93 David M. Garrett ’99 Michael G. Johnson ASC Brian D. Jones ’97 Joseph V. Joyce ’94 James A. Kenyon, MD ’96 S. Weslee Knapp ’98 Craig J. LaCava ’95 William C. Leasure, IV ’93 Larry H. Lin ’94 Matthew S. Mason ’01 Edward J. Park ’97 Jeffrey J. Peeler ’99 Glenn A. Sarigumba ’96 Gregory S. Scherrer ’99 Andrew B. Smith ’94 Lyle E. Sprinkle ’96 James F. Stovall, IV ’01 Michael S. Yim ’93 GORHAM STATE

William E. Barker ’78 John D. Cole ’76 Sean W. Conrad ’97 Michael R. Cormier ’71 Dana L. Dow ’73 Kenneth J. Goodrich ’93 Scott A. Goodwin ’88 Robert J. Harmon, Sr. ’76 Edgar W. Holcomb ’89 Randall L. Judkins ’74 Sean F. Kilfoil ’87 Peter S. MacGregor ’92 Morgan S. Marks ’84

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Ted J. Davis, Jr. ’74 Joe Winford Pyle ’61 HUNTSVILLE

IDAHO

John L. Aram ’36 Richard W. Bennett ’67 Alan T. Bermensolo ’76 Corwin C. Biehl ’42 Vernon D. Burklund ’48 Michael S. Burney ’70 John Douglas Bush ’72 Kelly J. Carper ’88 Clair Christianson ’46 Scott R. Hedin ’81 Raymond C. Holmer ’82 Max L. Hoskins ’68 David C. Koelsch ’69 Eric W. Koelsch ’74 Robert J. Lamphere ’40 Fred N. Locke ’40 William D. Marshall ’39 Russell Moffett ’50 David M. Moore ’68 Larry Dean Moss ’58 Justin R. Ness ’94 James R. Perkins ASC Noel C. Randall ’61 James C. Shaw ’62 Mahmood U. Sheikh ’01 Howard J. Skidmore ’94 Addison W. Stone ’43 John F. Tate ’64 Eugene Thompson ’46 Richard L. Townsend ’46 Don Duane Vogler ’60 Shaun M. Wardle ’98 Ellwood V. Werry ’51 John P. White ’78 Robert W. Whiteman ’41 Richard Zimmerman ’49 William K. Zink, Jr. ’85

1999 – 2004 Donors Martin J. Beach ’75 Michael P. Dellos ’75 Charles N. Graham ’74 ILLINOIS

Calvin K. Agger ’49 Wes W. Alexander ’05 Douglas A. Arenberg ’86 Julius T. Arenberg, Jr. ’47 William W. Austin ’67 John M. Bailitz ’95 Robert Todd Ball ’34 Robert F. Benbow ’58 Douglas R. Berg ’83 Bernard F. Biegel ’78 Wayne Earl Binkley ’56 Stephen Birkeland ’53 Michael C. Blaha ’84 Mark R. Borelli ’81 Raymond F. Borelli ’58 Richard J. Bowers ’51 John G. Bowman ’82 John C. Brogan ’36 Kenneth A. Buel ’57 Jeffrey E. Burt ’85 James G. Carr ’58 Daniel R. Carrigan ’86 Gregory M. Cazel ’84 John Merel Cazel ’56 Philip W. Chapman ’75 Richard Chenoweth ’58 Gary A. Chessman ’66 Scott G. Christensen ’84 Larry D. Christian ’98 John G. Churchill ’88 Ronald D. Clayton ’54 Gary R. Coffey ’53 Robin E. Cook ’04 Thomas R. Costantini ’05 James A. Cox ’79 Craig B. Crawford ’97 Jason J. Crouch ’00 Chad E. Davis ’03 David G. Davis ’67 Daniel W. DiSanto ’04 Scott Dixon ’76 Christopher J. Domke ’86 John E. Dramm ’50 Earl Hazen Drew ’29 Mark A. Drinan ’73 Matthew S. Ehrhart ’83 David Mark Feder ’85 Philip H. Flick ’53 George M. Flynn ’77 Travis W. Freeman ’47 David P. Freese ’89 James E. Friestad ’78 James R. Gaebe ’59 Richard H. Geiger, Jr. ’78 David P. Geiselhart ’87 Richard L. Genovese ’67 Thomas G. Golaszewski ’85 Carl H. Goltermann ’50 Robert Goltermann ’55 James G. Graham ’81 Delph A. Gustitus, Jr. ’84 Robert S. Gwiasda ’92 Eric I. Haaga ’73 Jeffrey W. Hainline ’77 Keith A. Hanouw ’00 John M. Hill ’82 William G. Hillier ’81 Frank C. Hinds FAC Mark A. Hinds ’80 James R. Hodgson ’71 Richard E. Hoff ’77 Corwin M. Holmes ’63 William D. Holmes ’51 Henry R. Hosman ’59 Kenneth R. Hughes ’70 Edwin S. Hunt ’38 Daniel L. Jeakins ’71 Robert J. Jensen ’48 Robert T. Kapheim ’03 Daniel W. Katsion ’75 John P. Kedzierski ’01 Kevin J. Kell ’73 Thomas E. Kelleher ’77 Brett A. King ’98 Michael J. Kinkelaar ’79 Gregory A. Koch ’96 Scott E. Koves ’69 William J. Koves ’66

Eric M. Larson, Jr. ’35 Peter J. Larson Soong Yup J. Lee ’04 Christopher W. Leibman ’96 Kenneth M. Lies ’81 Ralph L. Lindblad ’41 John A. Lindemann ’50 Jeffrey W. Long ’74 William A. Loutos ’79 Mark J. Luginbill ’74 Harry Lum ’04 William R. Lymangood, III ’00 Robert A. Magnusson ’55 George M. Maher ’76 Troy D. Malmstrom ’00 Arthur H. Marlin ’38 Charles Marshall ’51 Richard S. Marsho ’62 Raymond A. Mathews ’76 Patrick M. Mazza ’00 Timothy J. McCarty ’89 Robert Meinershagen ’68 Daniel D. Mezydlo ’03 Richard Dean Mills ’51 Christian K. Moussalli ’03 Keith J. Mrjenovich ’04 Eric Muscarella C. Richard Nash ’55 Christopher J. Nicholson ’03 Sean O’Connor William L. Odell ’80 Howard A. Partch ’63 C. Don Paulsell ’65 Ellis E. Pohlmann ’34 Steven Prochut Michael M. Pusich ’71 Scott A. Reed ’81 David H. Rees ’79 Neil A. Robertson ’64 Victor Rocha Lynn G. Rowells ’48 Arthur W. Sackrison ’51 John B. Sargent ’83 John R. Schroeder ’69 Steven W. Schroeder ’77 Paul B. Smith ’40 Daniel W. Snyder ’50 James F. Spierling ’54 Dennis G. Stehlik ’60 Harold L. Stoller, Jr. ’66 Dominic T. Strezo ’04 Walter Sturm, Jr. ’49 Paul J. Swanson, Jr. ’55 Stephen E. Thiems ’65 Jack C. Thornton, Jr. ’61 Donald K. Thorp ’85 James E. Trautman ’63 Dr. Gerald Unks ’58 William D. Vedral ’65 G. Scott Volling ’97 Donald R. Vonnahme ’64 Frank K. Voris ’61 Harold N. Voss ’51 Donald J. Ward ’73 Robert L. Ward ’69 Olin A. Wetzel ’44 Robert A. Wilson ’58 Thomas E. Wilson ’81 Timothy T. Wojcik ’04 Randall J. Wostratzky ’04 Jerold E. Wright ’61 Cato Yang ’03 ILLINOIS STATE

J. Jeffrey Broderick ’81 Jock M. Cameron ’83 E. Dan Dankoski ’73 Kevin P. Deany ’91 John D. Dorner ’91 Carl L. Enchelmayer ’92 Steven J. Freeman ’89 Richard K. Gamlin ’74 Thomas J. Gawlik ’77 Todd P. Klein ’98 Steven F. Levin ’85 Fred L. Lotter ’76 Dennis E. Mendel ’92 Terrance J. Rosenberger ’74 Anthony P. Rowe ’98 INDIANA

Robert S. Allen ’58 Glen J. Beams ’38 Ralph W. Bentle ’36

Corbin E. Bolinger ’52 John J. Cali 41 John M. Cecere ’84 John G. Copeland ’49 Jay E. Coy ’84 Dennis K. Cuffel ’86 Ralph W. Duckwall ’42 John Miller Galvin ’54 Theodore Garrison ’53 Tom R. Gilliam, Jr. ’41 Gary Max Hayes ’62 Brian C. Heeren ’86 Bruce A. Hewetson ’73 Wayland Ray Hicks ’65 Maurice J. Hill ’42 Harry E. Hoffman, Jr. ’48 John P. Hooning ’57 Charles D. Hopkins ’47 John E. Hurt ’35 R. Keith Johnson ’61 Richard C. Leopold, Sr. ASC Gregory E. Lindsay ’70 Clarence W. Long ’39 Scott A. McLachlan ’98 George F. Miller ’39 Max Edward Mohler ’60 Gregory P. Ness ’87 Derk R. Osenberg ’88 Martin D. Overholser ’75 Matthew H. Paine ’97 David J. Plesac ’91 Andrew K. Powell ’77 F. Verne Powell, II ’74 George M. Powell ’79 Donald Edward Rodda ’69 John A. Rowady ’90 Connor K. Salm, Jr. ’48 Guy E. Sandberg ’50 Jeffrey B. Sturgis ’81 Paul P. Szotek ’98 Ryan R. Vokac ’99 Henry E. Wahl, Jr. ’36 Joseph R. Wozniak ’95 IOWA

James W. Anderlik ’66 Donald M. Angus ’40 Glenn D. Atkinson ’48 John Atkinson ’40 Larry P. Audlehelm ’71 Robert A. Beardsley ’83 Kenneth A. Bergman ’51 Charles H. Blunt ’59 Irvin L. Cirks ’51 Robert L. Currell ’52 Anthony J. Eigen ’89 Gregory W. Fletcher ’78 R. Douglas Galbreth, Jr. ’04 Steven D. Goldstein ’82 Randall K. Hadley ’77 Hugh D. Hale ’60

Robert J. Nolan ’95 Kenneth A. Padgham ’65 Mark A. Pfeiler ’91 Mark W. Putney ’51 Thomas A. Rockwell ’81 Robert D. Schabacker ’59 Michael R. Schiavoni ’65 Jay D. Shinkle ’86 Wallace T. Shinkle ’57 Robin D. Shoop, Jr. ’60 Michael S. Silver ’84 Todd P. Smith ’90 David K. Stacey ’90 James R. Starr ’73 David M. Stou t ’77 Thomas R. Sulentic ’70 Timothy A. Wehr, ASC William G. Whitney ’56 Stanley E. Williams ’42 IOWA STATE

Gerald Estle Allen ’55 Charles F. Anderson ’49 Steven E. Barton ’79 Patrick N. Benoit ’96 Nathan T. Bibus ’97 Brice A. Blank ’94 Boyd Wayne Boehlje ’61 Gary L. Borkowski ’81 Darrell M. Bowman ’81 John W. Bradley ’62 Mark L. Bradley ’84 Richard H. Buchanan ’58 Clark L. Carmichael ’58 Wayne A. Christ ’79 Donald D. Christoffersen ’78 Robert E. Cochran ’32 Thomas E. Code ’53 Francis D. Coulthard ’78 Donald James Cowie ’69 Paul A. Curtis ’79 Bruce W. Daker ’79 Gary L. Dodge ’79 Stanley C. Fagre ’40 Chad N. Farthing ’94 Ronald W. Force ’63 Gaylord E. Gary ’60 David W. Geisinger ’60 John M. Gioffredi ’78 Warren E. Hadley ’61 Kenneth J. Hagan ’34 Wilbur W. Harding ’42 J. Michael Hegarty ’97 Junior D. Hensley ’88 Richard P. Hise ’55 George L. Hopkins ’61 John W. Horch ’59 Russel J. Hunt ’83 Lawrence M. Kemmer ’63 Karl W. King ’80 Aaron W. Koch ’90

’03 – ’04 Top Five Chapters

by Number of Donors 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

DePauw Penn State Michigan State Illinois Iowa State

Thomas A. Hansen ’62 David A. Hanson ’86 Daniel A. Hedlund ’85 Thomas D. Hillmer ’84 Brian K. Johnson ’75 George W. Keyes ’43 Michael K. Lala ’82 Lars Erik Larson ’69 Mark A. Law ’97 Kenneth R. Lepley ’70 John J. Lint ’73 Charles F. Lockhart ’65 Lyle A. Lynn ’30 Peter D. Mackintosh ’65 Eric M. Madison ’02 Gary H. Mears ’58

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B. G. Adam Koltz ’65 Steven F. Koob ’81 William J. Kooistra ’79 Roger Lee Larson ’65 Terry L. Larson ’78 Gary Allen Lewis ’67 W. Brian Little ’83 Charles T. Manatt ’58 Philip A. Martinson ’87 H. Paul McCorkle ’32 William L. McGinnis ’43 Michael J. McLain ’78 Robert L. Mersch ’60 Travis J. Muff ’99 Brian J. Newton ’94 Marc Alan Nichols ’68

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William Lyle Nolan ’62 Arloe W. Paul ’33 Charles L. Peterson ’40 Ross L. Peterson ’78 Eric L. Quee ’88 Steven J. Safford ’93 Glenn Everett Saha ’40 Alexander E. Sampson ’37 Lynn Ernest Schade ’50 Scott A. Schaefer ’85 Charles W. Schott ’64 John F. Sefcik ’76 John D. Seidel ’82 Jan P. Shoemaker ’67 Randall R. Slater ’79 Howard Clark Smith ’41 Roland H. Tesene ’35 John Ladd Valerius ’38 James B. Voros ’94 Wallace W. Wicks ’49 Nick Lynn Wilson ’67 R. Kim Wilson ’77 Charley H. Wise ’48 JACKSONVILLE

Todd A. Barnum ’84 Robert M. Cerame ’82 Clifford S. Losen ’83 Jon M. Matlick ’81

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IDAHO STATE

JACKSONVILLE STATE

Charles D. Becraft ’78 Robert B. Butler ’82 William J. Farrell, Jr. ’70 Jeffrey A. Finley ’91 David F. Hale ’70 Mark L. Hendrix ’94 William D. Kinsaul ’70 John W. Kirkland, III ’75 Timothy R. Leicht ’89 T. Jeff Moore ’71 Michael G. Patterson ’86 JOHNSON & WALES

Joseph R. Matters ASC Spencer R. Turer ’91 JOHNSTOWN

James M. Chamiok ’78 Sean D. Doheny ’99 R. Jeffrey Fear ’76 William E. Gittler ’75 Donald B. Hovis, II ’75 Robert F. Klein ’74 Peter P. Korch, III ’84 James A. LeVan ’80 Michael G. Magri ’84 Bernard R. Martin ’88 John E. McKeehen ’83 Thomas A. Portante ’75 John C. Rafferty, Jr. ’75 KANSAS

Drew Craig Anderson ’69 James J. Ascher ’52 John C. Audlehelm ’01 Charles W. Babcock ’35 George W. Beck ’48 Gary D. Bernhardt ’76 Larry Borcherding ’63 William J. Brady, Jr. ’48 James D. Brenner ’67 Alan H. Brightman ’67 William P. Bunyan, III ’61 Lynn S. Chinn FAC Daniel R. Christians ’86 Leland Dean Cole ’61 Douglas G. Crandall ’69 Forrest Lee Davis ’49 Aaron W. DeGarmo ’98 Roderic E. Deines ’58 Dennis D. Depew ’80 Harold C. Donley, Jr. ’50 Jack C. Dryden ’53 Andrew S. Flower ’91 Robert A. Garrity ’53 Solon B. Gilmore ’46 Doyle C. Haberly ’48 Matthew J. Hamill ’98 James R. Hoefener ’55 Barton M. Hoglund ’55 Forrest E. Hoglund ’56 John D. Isaacs ’76

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1999 – 2004 Donors Earl L. Knauss, Jr. ’55 Roy R. Krueger ’54 Derrik S. Landsverk ’88 David Scott Langston ’68 Michael E. Lewis ’73 Edward F. McCallum ’56 Michael J. Moriarty ’98 John C. Neely, III ’51 Richard E. Nelson, III ’71 Audie J. Patterson ’76 Steven L. Reed ’75 Theodore R. Resnik ’67 Derek E. Rotha ’79 Don A. Seufert ’74 Stephen H. Simonds ’68 Stephen T. Stazel ’63 Matthew S. Thomas ’00 Kenneth F. Troup ’47 Jimmie J. Underwood ’51 William B. Vollbracht ’60 James E. Wheat ’52 Charles W. Wright, Jr. ’41 Edward L. York ’58

KENTUCKY

Carl T. Henderson ’43 Christopher Johnson ’77 Ralph O. Wilson, II ’51 KETTERING – A

Jonathan Schlueter ’01

Allen D. Roth ’78 Rudy Schloesser ’78 Robert D. Schuchart ’67 Thomas E. Tyson ’64 Alex Umanetz, Jr. ’53 Michael J. Vitt ’99 Marshall S. Wenrich ’85 Thomas J. Young ’77

Gregory K. Man ’75 Steven R. Michels ’87 Michael B. Murphy ’91 Frank J. Musbach ASC Thomas E. Nelson ASC Robert J. Novelli, II ’95 Michael A. Spica ’00 Thomas W. Tracy ’82

LIVINGSTON

MARYLAND

KETTERING – B

Drew C. Achterhof ’03 Kevin J. Beardsley ’01 Newell F. Bentley, III ’01 Phillip A. Brooks ’02 Benjamin E. Creech ’05 Michael M. McCleary ’98 L.S.U.

Robert Lee Branch ’49 Quinn M. Coco ’41 Edward N. Engolio ’43 William A. Gosnell ’87 Christopher J. Gray ’93 Alvin B. Kessler ’50

Borelli Family Scholarship Winner Announced

The Delta Chi Educational Foundation has recognized Sean Rossiter as the recipient of the Borelli Family Leadership Award. This award is presented to members of the Delta Chi Fraternity who excel in academics as well as serve their local chapter in leadership positions.

Sean is expected to graduate from Western Michigan University in 2005. As a member of the Western Michigan Chapter of Delta Chi, Sean has been elected to the positions of Secretary, Vice President, Fundraising Chair Scholarship Chair, AME, AMC, and Historian. Sean has also been a member of the Alumni Relations Committee and IFC Judicial Board.

James A. Allen, III ’68 James E. Bodiford ’87 Smith D. Boyd ’74 Edward T. Byrd ’72 Michael L. Crawford ’88 Donald D. Fuqua ’73 Rodney Harris ’69 Jerry L. McGriff ’67 Darrell E. Morgan ’92 Julian K. Ptomey, Jr. ASC Edmond Joseph Renaud ’69 Aubrey C. Smelley, Jr. ’80 Robert A. Wilson ’71 LONG BEACH

Alex A. Accetta ’75 Monta J. Armstrong ’70 Carlos H. Bejines ’93 Joy Earl Brown, Jr. ’68 Mark A. Carlson ’86 Alvaro J. Castillo ’97 Robert R. Coghlan ’88 Mark E. Davis ’69 Robert W. Elliott ’64 Wallace J. Flores ’86 Don E. Green ’73 Edward A. Loseman ’72 Robert U. Martin ’69 Kevin K. Morrison ’75 Richard A. Olsson, Jr. ’75 Donald C. Petite ’75 Thomas J. Provencher ’81 Ronnie P. Samson ’00 Richard J. Scott ’70 Steven J. Swaim ’85 Robert E. Vos ’72 Michael V. Woolbright ’86 LOS ANGELES

KANSAS CITY

Gregory F. Berger ’76 Gary Dean Dunn ’74 N. Wayne Dwight, Jr. ’69 Jerald E. Elrod ’66 Patrick W. Emmett ’69 James I. Greene ’04 Billy B. Johnston ’72 Kevin R. Kelley ’86 Dwaine D. Kurtz ’58 Michael Ellis Leeper ’69 Newman E. McAllister ’64 John Ray Perry ’57 L. Elliot Shubert ’66 KANSAS STATE

Keith R. Cryderman ’63 James A. Demaree ’95 Michael K. Dichiser ’95 John Scott Foster ’76 Bradley L. Funk ’94 Stephen L. Guthrie ’67 Anthony S. McClain ’00 Michael C. Ott ’01 Aaron A. Otto ’98 Michael E. Sarow ’00 Neil E. Tucker ’73 Larry K. Turnbull ’66 Roger A. Vasconcells ’78 Jonathon F. Zwetzig ’95 KENT STATE

Steven P. Bossart ’90 Justin C. Donnelly ’02 Anthony L. Emery ’95 Mitchell A. Gruber ’89 Ravi M. Karnani ’93 Steven E. Kruper ’93 David R. Mellor ’93 Michael L. Milbrandt ’92 Kurt E. Ruehr ’93 Darren W. Talbert ’91 Jeffrey S. Walter ’90

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Scott A. King ’86 David W. LaCour ’91 Arthur M. Oustalet, Jr. ’44 Courtney B. Ramsay ’87 Claude P. Reynolds ’52 Martin W. Richard ’49 John Cobb Terral ’43 Karam John Thomas ’50 Edwin S. Vandenburg ’85 LAKE FOREST

John B. Campbell ’49 Allan G. Freedman ’65 Cordell R. Larkin ’97 Stacy Lloyd, IV ’00 Charles R. Mann ’50 Stephen E. Ruddell-Lopez ’00 Jack Schofield ’56 LEHIGH

Jonathan E. Ansbacher ’87 Daniel E. Curriden ’90 Douglas M. David ’87 Louis J. Del Juidice ’93 James M. Dinneen ’64 J. Dixon Earley ’63 Robert J. Eason ’75 David C. Elmendorf ’84 Ramon A. Franco, Jr. ’91 William A. Glaser, Jr. ASC Jan Eric Gustafson ’69 James E. Hoffheins ’67 James H. Houston, Jr. ’60 Frederick B. Johns ’90 Eugene D. Juba ’54 John L. McDermott, Jr. ’79 Gerald W. Miller ’80 Blake G. Morris ’85 Walter H. Nichols ’63 Daniel A. Nowicki ’91 Paul J. Prutzman ’66 Richard C. Reilly ’67 Robert G. Riddett, Jr. ’74 Thomas C. Roberts ’64

William H. Roberts ’68 LOUISIANA TECH

Thomas A. Aldrich ’91 Charles A. Cheatham ’88 Kenneth E. Eastin, Jr. ’06 John L. Elfervig ASC Stephen D. Henson FAC Gorden E. Reger ’01 Kevin H. Simmons ’87 Robin D. Sipes ’94 Keith B. Snook ’96 Alan B. Watts ’03 W. Dean Wilkerson ’92 John S. Ziegler, Jr. ’01 LOUISVILLE

David M. Ackerman ’91 C. Edward Beavers ’85 Steven J. Bizzell ’88 Joseph P. Lutes ’88 Patrick J. Peak ’83 Timothy S. Riedling ’89 Malcolm W. Robertson, Jr. ’92 Christopher E. W. Smith ’88 Robert G. Werderitsch ’87 LOYOLA

Nicholaos Halikias ’97 MANKATO

Michael R. Davy ’01 MARQUETTE

Gregory J. Branson ’02 Mario V. Damiano ’99 Matthew J. DeMartini ’99 Quinn E. Eddins ’94 Thomas M. Farrelly ’87 Michael C. Gabrys Esq ’99 Phillip M. Hutchinson ’90 Michael K. Koutecky ’81 Brian P. LoCicero ’88 Kevin M. LoCicero ’90

Ronald M. Abramson ’90 Edward M. Boock ’94 Andrew J. Forman ’91 Joseph M. Kekeris ’90 James L. Mead ’95 Jose F. Rodas, Jr. ’95 Paul Silberman ASC Richard Wei ’92 MASSACHUSETTS

Michael L. Alfieri ’88 Michael Cusack ’74 Neil F. Fitzpatrick ’72 Joseph R. Goulet, Jr. ’83 Joseph Guarino, Jr. ’91 Marc S. Hildebrant ’71 Jeffrey D. Manning ’93 James C. Payne, Jr. ’79 Adam J. Reitman ’98 Jason E. Rose ’97 Miles C. Washburn ’87 MEMPHIS

Andrew M. Crawford ’97 John M. Smaha, Jr. ’93 MIAMI

Ronald S. Beerman ’96 Vernon F. Beyer ’59 Larry N. Biddinger ’66 Edward H. Bone, Jr. ’72 Michael B. Bowman ’98 W. Murray Bullis ’51 Larry D. Case ’79 Mark L. Casner ’77 Keith A. Conard ’83 Carlton Conrad ’64 Anthony V. Cosentino ’83 Gregory A. Drensky ’96 John H. Eberle ’81 Gregory F. Esterman ’86 David B. Evans ’78 Brian D. Glatzel ’89 Ronald F. Hacker ’63 Charles L. Hatfield ’68 Clark J. Hinkley ’63 Douglas F. Jeddy ’72 James M. Jennings, Jr. ’70 George R. Kaschak ’60 Jeffrey D. Kirby ’89 William H. Klein ’42 Kenneth E. Laborie ’50 Owen D. Larrison ’50 William B. Lush ’85 Randy S. Markland ’86 John V. Marstrell, DDS ’42 Brian J. McLaughlin ’81 Douglas O. McLemore ’69 James W. McNamee, II ’62 Bruce C. Mehollin ’72 James R. Nesper ’57 Robert T. O’Brien ’50 Aaron J. Pearl ’05 Eugene K. Pembroke ’49 Jerrold H. Rehmar ’57 Neal Reichelt ’66 James H. Rohrer ’63 James A. Rosby ’77 Gavin M. Ryan ’82 Cleo A. Schemp ’50 William H. Schulte, II ’52 Frederick C. Smith, III ’95 Anthony J. Spena ’68 James V. Stepanich ’95 William C. Stewart, Jr. ’51 Scott R. Sward ’72 Charles Timberlake ’54 Wayne R. Watkins ’52 Gregory T. Weitzel ’93 Norman K. Womer ’66

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MICHIGAN

W. William Ament ’60 James G. Armbruster ’92 Bruce B. Bjorseth ’54 Johannes J. Buiteweg ’81 Joseph C. Burak ’98 Daniel J. Chrzczonowski ’01 Robert E. Cole, MD ’62 John C. Conroy ’50 David G. Cunnings ’50 Henry W. de Koning ’33 D. Dick De Line ’49 Walter B. Dobbs ’51 David G. Falconer ’62 Daniel A. Fanton ’02 Brad K. Fayette ’79 Robert Hollis Fear ’58 Robert M. Fogler ’91 James P. Fuger ’82 Howard K. Gandelot, Jr. ’64 Harold M. Gibbons ’50 David M. Gormley ’87 William F. Gorton ’60 H. Keith Hellems, Jr. ’62 Eugene C. Holcombe, Jr. ’56 John W. Holmes ’65 James J. Jamieson ’49 Chris D. Jensen ’95 Jeffrey M. Klaiman ’93 Herbert E. Koenig, Jr. ’63 John T. Levinson ’73 Charles W. MacGregor ’29 James G. McComb ’61 Kenneth J. Moll ’98 Arthur J. A. Peltier ’49 James W. Richhart ’64 Jeffrey A. Schoenherr ’91 Donald W. Shaffer ’53 Donald D. Sweeney ’94 Marvin W. Teutsch ’56 Charles A. Waite ’59 Henry F. Winchester, Jr. ’51 Kyle S. Wolfe ’97 Barry Charles Wood ESQ., ’61 Stanley Zimostrad ’52 MICHIGAN STATE

Michael H. Agnello ’81 Corado P. Agresti ’54 Robert T. Alati ’94 Sid Edward Anton ’50 Kenneth A. Aschom ’76 Robert S. Baker ’92 James Alan Bannan ’64 Ronald C. Baughman ’67 George D. Bedell ’41 David F. Blunt ’68 Mark A. Bourdo ’84 Peter R. Bristow ’68 Stephen C. Cagle ’82 George I. Chesley ’64 David M. Clapper ’70 Bruce T. Colasanti ’79 Robert L. Colesar ’79 Kirk W. Cramer ’79 Richard L. Cunningham, Jr. ’81 Horace D’Angelo, Jr. ’57 William A. Dittmore ’65 George E. Edmunds ’83 Arthur G. Elliott ’38 Howard O. Emorey ’51 Joseph Eveland ’47 Clayton C. Fenton ’43 James V. Ferrara ’81 Scott T. File ’84 Martin E. Flynn ’79 Graydon R. Forrer ’45 Tom S. Gable ’47 Edward J. Gaffney, III ’88 Thomas W. Glasgow, Jr. ’68 Charles W. Goudie, Jr. ’68 Terrence R. Gray ’78 Gregory F. Hauser ’75 Robert B. Hawkes ’74 R. Peers Henes ’79 John H. Hobbs, III ’81 Gordon W. Hogle ’81 Thomas S. Horowitz ’87 Marvin E. Howell ’51 Marc A. Janes ’85 Stuart P. Jeffares ’84 Jerry B. Johnson ’50 John Paul Jones ’83

1999 – 2004 Donors

MILWUAKEE

Lee P. Bluske ’70 Michael Regan ’69 Barry A. Umbs ’70 MINNESOTA

Richard R. Allen ’71 Kenneth C. Crandall ’71 Clark H. Cummins ’56 David C. Dahlgren ’83 Matthew J. Dalton ’44 Phillip E. Decker ’46 Stephen M. Desens ’70 David S. Doty ’52 Matthew J. Eich ’91 Douglas Gillespie ’63 Ken Guetzke ’42 George K. Hansen ’66 Douglas J. Henry ’88 Jeffrey J. Holm ’71 Frederick H. Kela ’54 David A. Kist ’88 Peter W. Livingston ’83 Jonathan M. Moerschel ’85 Richard M. Sis ’73 Norman G. Sterner ’54 Christopher M. Tierney ’99 Joseph A. Tufigno ’50 David M. Tuomala ’90 E. Leslie Young, Jr. ’62 MISSISSIPPI STATE

Mitchell M. Asmar, Jr. ’38 Stephen E. Behr ’73 James A. Bennett ’76 Jimmie D. Cain, Jr. ’88 Jerry T. Clark ’81 Michael T. Corlew ’73 Gerald D. Denton, II ’86 James C. Eckert ’43 David G. Emerich ’80 Douglas W. Emerich ’73 Gary W. Fordham ’76 Charles J. Foretich, II ’86 John M. Hairston ’87 John W. Hatmaker, Jr. ’79 Brett E. Heitzmann ’96 Robert K. Hubbard, III ’87 Paul W. Hutchison, Jr. ’72 Bobby Joe Johnson ’63 J. Tommy Overcash ’78 Stephen F. Overcash ’79 Daniel J. Recker, Jr. ’81 Aaron J. Smith ’94 MISSOURI

Joseph L. Bevirt ’53 John Robt Byers, IV ’69

James M. Cleary ’61 James E. Cleveland ’62 Daniel E. Colace ’95 Kenneth E. Dover ’80 Joseph E. Follmer ’84 Myrl E. Forth, Jr. ’67 David E. Foster ’37 Dennis D. Fowler ’79 Raymond D. Galbreth, Sr. ’69 Jack M. Jaworski ’65 Armin A. Kuhlman ’67 David W. Marose ’60 Alvin C. McDaniel ’50 Robert M. Murrell ’68 Gary N. Schmedding ’61 Scott M. Schwane ’97 James P. Sheahan ’63 Philip M. Short ’51 Scott B. Stotlemeyer ’90 Thomas E. Thornton ’52 Michael P. Walsh ’89 MISSOURI WESTERN

Stephen B. Brewer ’77 Stanley W. Fletchall ’76 Frederick D. McLeese ’76 MONTCLAIR

Arthur F. Humphrey ’92 James M. McGowan ’02 David S. Orlofsky ’92 Theodore A. Pilas ’96

Dana M. Heuer ASC Timothy K. Heuer ’96 Mark S. Hines ’87 William G. Luckey ’89 Donald W. Naught ’68 Raymond Prettyman, II ’65 Paul B. Rosales ’97 Parker F. Sutton ’63 NORTHERN COLORADO

Thomas D. Ellis ’84 Kevin J. Kostoff ’90 Michael J. Meyers, Jr. ’99 Eric Peffer ’98 Mark A. Propp ’85 Gary A. Romero ’87 Andrew T. Still ’98 NORTHERN ILLINOIS

Leigh H. Clark ASC Jason E. Hammer ’96 Christopher Janusz ’92 Christopher J. McTee ’96 Dale T. Norris ’92 Jeffrey J. Paul ’96 Richard C. Paul ASC Daniel C. Spangenberg ’96 David E. Umbenhower ’90 Joseph E. Virgilio ’98 NORTHERN IOWA

Timothy Asnip ’81 Collins Cameron, II ’76 Brian A. Collins ’85 Stephen E. Condrey ’78 Bryan A. Elkins ’83 Mark D. Gore ’80 Steven G. Legg ’75 Herbert W. Norton, Jr. ’81 John R. Schnell ’92

Steven L. Adams ’81 Randy A. Arneson ’80 Anton E. Check, II ’92 Daniel W. Huebner ’72 David A. Junkmann ’83 Scott T. Klinefelter ’76 Daniel J. Kruse ’90 Scott A. Kvammen ’94 Paul L. Ladd ’76 Robert F. Murphy ’98 Steven R. Nessa ’75 Gregg D. Petersen ’75

NORTHERN ARIZONA

NORTHERN MICHIGAN

Matthew C. Bagnall ’90 Kevin Todd Cypert ’88 Michael R. Foree ’73 Darrin N. Hays ’91

Reed D. Beaver ’96 Marc A. Godman ’93 Brian N. Nygard ’98

MONTEVALLO

NORTHWEST MISSOURI

George H. Allie ’85 Eddie L. Ashlock ’83 Thomas W. Carneal FAC Jack E. Collins ’86 David S. Conklin ’88 Michael C. Fernandes ’91 Hamilton B. Henderson FAC Arnold J. Johnson ’77 Stephen D. Linder ’92 Nicholas S. McCormick ’75 Andrew P. Perkins ’79 William L. Perkins ’79 Lynn E. Sheldon ’74 Kevin R. Stonner ’79 NORTHWESTERN

Stuart M. Cogen ’05 Charles S. Huffman ’97 Michael D. McCarty ’02 Mark P. Schramka ASC NYU

Reginald F. Curtis ’31 Kenneth W. LeQuier, Jr. ’44 Eric W. Nelson ’37 OHIO STATE

John McQueen Apple ’65 Christopher Babcock ’88 Eric N. Baklanoff ’49 Navy F. Banvard ’80 Lawrence R. Bidwell ’53 Lowren A. Bock ’55 Paul W. Bohlman ’70 Jack P. Burch ’40 Donald M. Burney ’52 Milan G. Busta ’46 Ed S. Charles ’34 Jaroslaw A. Chlysta ’72 Hwan K. Cho ’92 Brian E. Code ’80 Ronald M. Cohen ’77 Timothy B. Cox ’75 Ian E. M. Donovan ’55 James Erwin Egger ’46 Clarence E. Engel ’48 Andre Ezis ’66 Geoffrey L. Farmer ’71

Trustee Society

Members of the Trustee Society have made a three–year commitment to donate an additional $1,000 each year for three years to expand the Foundation. These additional donations fund a development program to pursue both large individual gifts and increase the number of regular donors. The first 100 members are designated as Charter Members of the Trustee Society.

For more information about the Trustee Society, contact Robert Hendershot, Secretary/Treasurer, Delta Chi Educational Foundation, P.O. Box 383, Columbus, IN 47202.

Harry G. Allgauer PUR ’52 Paul W. Bohlman OHST ’70 Smith D. Boyd LIV ’74 Michael L. Carroll AUB ’71 Leland D. Cole KS ’61 James Dodson OK ’58 Robert J. Eason LEH ’75 Dale E. Espich DEP ’51 Geoffrey L. Farmer, CPA OHST ’71 Martin E. Flynn, MD MIST ’79 David F. Hale, JACKST ’70 Fredrick B. Hammert OK ’60 Robert D. Hendershot PUR ’72 Christopher W. Johnson KY ’77 Peter P. Korch, III JOHN 84 Lyle A. Lynn IA ’34 James M. Marascio BRY ’93 John L. Melvin OHST ’55 Steven R. Michels MARQ ’87 M. Gary Monk AUB ’65 Michael J. Moskos DEP ’85

George W. Obear DEP ’30 ‡ Paul L. Picciani CON ’89 T. Shawn Riedling LOU ’89 Clifford P. Ruemmler OK ’87 Phillip A. Ruppel SIL ’65 Jonathan K. Sattler APST ’87 Ralph W. Smith SMU ’32 ‡ Keith B. Snook LATECH ’96 Marc A. Solondz IN ’88 G. R. Steven Sparling WMI ’88 Neil E. Tucker KSST ’73 John G. Tunila CT ’81 Miles C. Washburn MA ’87 W. Dean Wilkerson LATECH ’92 C. Drew Wilkinson LSU ’97 Chad M. Wolett AZST ’94 Fei Phil Yang A-Cal ’80 Luther M. Young, Jr. AUB ’69 ‡ deceased

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Sherwood L. Fawcett ’41 Kevin M. Gale ’98 A. Rod Garges ’70 Samuel D. Gee ’77 Russell E. Geiger ’47 William R. Goerges ASC Raymond E. Gotshall ’52 Stephen C. Grushetsky ’91 Don V. Haemmerlein ’47 William E. Harlor ’69 Eric B. Herchenroether ’94 Herbert W. Heyse ’57 K. Curtis Hippensteel ’77 John Thomas Hoover ’47 Lester K. Horn ’48 Richard M. Hunt ’78 William L. Johncox ’48 Monte L. Johnson ’69 Charles N. Johnston ’68 Robert E. Kaiser ’51 Guilford C. Kater, Jr. ’51 David A. Keber ’94 James H. Kirkland ’49 Alfred F. Leatherman ’50 Dwayne E. Leininger ’71 Albert H. Leyerle ’54 Jeffrey D. Line ’93 Joseph G. Lucas ’37 Donald E. Lukens ’54 John R. Lushbaugh ’49 William Mattinson ’54 George J. McLauchlan ’82 John Lewis Melvin ’55 Coleman R. Menyhert’49 John R. Miller ’50 Scott B. Morrow ’87 Robert Lamar Mouch ’49 John R. Nalley ’51 James R. Norris ’72 James Louis Orr ’49 William K. Peairs ’72 Albert T. Pitman ’41 Peter Polites ’59 Stephen M. Reynard ’93 Jesse A. Richards ’01 Donald Richardson ’48 Matthew B. Ridgway ’99 Patrick C. Ryan ’92 Frank T. Schnorrenberg ’59 Charles W. Schwartz ’44 Robert W. Secontine ’49 Paul D. Siebert ’ 49 W. Dean Sweet ’49 Mark C. Syroney ’99 Richard J. Taylor ’75 Neal S. Tostenson ’56 John A. Turkopp, Jr. ’45 George H. Walker ’39 Geoffrey E. Webster ’70 Jeffery L. Welles ’75 Richard E. Wight ’50 Donald T. Willke ’81 Ryan K. Zinn ’96 OKLAHOMA

Delta Chi Educational Foundation

Peter J. Keane ’57 Jonathan W. Keller ’81 John F. Kelly ’87 John J. Klein ’81 Kenneth V. Klestinec ’86 Brian R. Lance ’47 John L. Larson ’55 Douglas J. Learmont ’88 Richard J. Lintner ’47 Douglas F. Lipford ’92 William S. Martin ’93 Thomas A. McLelland ’67 George Meyer ’54 Thomas O. Monroe ’47 Ernest T. Nicotera ’51 Albert M. Paulger ’49 William M. Peek ’48 Thomas J. Petitto ’93 Richard C. Piranian ’84 John J. Polakowski ’83 Myron E. Ranney ’56 Joseph E. Roe ’85 Terry R. Rombalski ’82 Stephen W. Rupe ’76 Michael V. Sadlowski ’77 Randall W. Schreiber ’92 Steven M. Simerka ’92 Michael E. Smith ’92 Thomas A. Sprenger ’87 Rudolph H. Stuppnig ’55 Ralph Gary Turnbull ’70 Timothy J. Udell ’78 Louis A. Vargha ’54 Philip P. Vineyard ’38

Douglas A. Amy ’86 Bob Austin ’62 Todd A. Baum ’87 William E. Boswell, II ASC Paul Braun ’59 Wayne M. Clegern ’51 Elmer G. Cleveland ’61 Gary Copeland ’62 David L. Dobie ’41 James D. Dodson ’58 Henry C. Easterling ’42 John H. Gaskill ’42 Dean A. Golley ’97 Fredrick B. Hammert ’60 Robert A. Hoyt ’93 Ben H. McConnell ’39 John E. McDaniels ’58 James K. Mugg, Jr. ’23 James Benny Reaves ’51 Clifford P. Ruemmler, Jr. ’87 Jack W. Shirley ’51 G. D. Spradlin ’41 Fred C. Stalder ’42 Michael D. Vickrey ’88 Patrick F. Weber ’88 Kevin C. Wineinger ’88

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1999 – 2004 Donors OKLAHOMA STATE

PARSONS

Frank W. Aaron, Jr. ’67 Steve H. Austin ’75 Paul M. Bohannon ’64 Robert B. Buchanan ’64 Walter S. Buffham ’85 Robert G. Cass ’84 Wayne T. Craney ASC Curtis B. Davis ’83 Chan Duel ’54 Duncan W. Edwards ’68 Ross A. Gregson ’76 Kenn E. Harding ’64 Ken A. Harper ’69 Ralph D. Haynes ’81 Scott J. Heinrich ’95 Steven L. Henslee ’75 Scott M. Hines ’93 Benny H. Hulsey ’76 John Wade Hurst ’63 Michael C. Johnston ’78 J. Mark Kirkpatrick ’78 Paul E. Knapp ’79 Michael B. McFarland ’86 Anthony C. Moreno ’88 Alan P. Niemann ’82 William J. Perkins ’68 William B. Pruitt ’99 Stephan W. Reilley ’69 Edward M. Reilly ’89 Douglas Rohde ’69 Timothy R. Ryan ’84 Michael S. Smith ’70 Mike Stanford ’70 Douglas J. Tapp ’82 Clayton R. Thompson ’82 Jon D. Wertz ’76 Don A. Wilkinson ’70 Eric V. Woodworth ’94 Harold P. Younger ’60

Robert C. Jordan ’66 Wynn R. Juran ’65 Maurice J. Keesey ’68 Paul E. Smith ’68

Arthur H. Weston ’30 Theodore B. Winkler ’39 John T. Wozer ’50 Merton S. Yerger ’36 William B. Yorks ’40

PENN STATE

PENNSYLVANIA

William John Agurkis ’69 Samuel J. Alexander ’66 Timothy L. Arcaro ’86 Michael A. Banks ’88 Jeffrey R. Barrett ’70 Gerald E. Benton ’64 Roger Bruce Bolon ’61 C. Scott Campbell ’86 Donald A. Carlson ’49 Mark T. Chokran ’85 Arthur C. Christman, Jr. ’44 Richard John Chura ’64 David M. Davidson ’80 Jeffrey E. Disend ’69 Allan E. Dreeland ’69 Brian E. Dunloy ’68 Frank E. Eckert, Jr. ’49 Charles J. Eddinger ’68 Robert E. Edgerly ’43 Charles M. Evans ’32 Dwayne C. Fielder ’71 Harold Jacob Frey ’46 Joseph A. Friedman ’05 John F. Furlong, Jr. ’62 Milton W. Herchenrider ’48 Edward J. Hill ’54 John E. Hughes, Jr. ’49 Sheldon W. Hughes ’49 John A. Iacocca ’90 William A. James ’49 John C. Johnson ’61 Robert S. Johnston ’44 Daniel M. Karnuta ’85 Eric H. Keiter ’86 George C. Kelchner ’64 David Emery Kinnan ’68 Bruce N. Kriebel ’67 Nadeem A. Kureshi ’85 Stephen C. Landau ’88 Ronald Fetter Lay ’58 John Henry Locklin ’63 Stephen Loeffler ’68 Kent A.Lynch ’87 Richard L. Manser ’65 David B. McCobin ’79 Mark A. McCullough ’80 Shawn P. McGinley ’87 Joseph G. Meredith ’57 Harold C. Myers ’36 Andrew S. Nachamie ’84 Christopher A. Nardo ’89 Donald J. Nelson ’72 John P. O’Connor ’58 Mark D. Oleksa ’79 James C. Park ’55 William Perbetsky ’49 Stephen R. Perry ’90 Charles J. Petredis ’78 Kenneth W. Piper ’63 Francis L. Plumly, Jr. ’46 Richard A. Pollard ’68 Robert L. Richards ’50 Michael D. Rimer ’86 Brian D. Runkle ’84 Robert C. Schiffner ’59 Alan Neil Schmidt ’50 Philip W. Schumacher ’48 Steven L. Searer ’88 Victor J. Sekelsky ’63 Clifford E. Shedd ’40 Robert P. Simon ’41 John H. Sloan ’49 Charles R. Sorber ’43 Donald King Sorber ’50 John F. Spangler ’58 Stephen B. Spencer ’54 Michael A. Stollmeyer ’59 Patrick J. Strackhouse, Jr. ’79 William L. Swartz ’83 Jeffrey T. Talmadge ’85 Charles N. Teyssier ’55 Samuel A. Thornton ’66 Jeffrey S. Topley ’80 Kenneth D. Tracy ’64 Scott R. Turer ’89 George J. Vernau ’67

John W. Croswell ’33

OLD DOMINION

Adam C. Smith ’95 OREGON

Steven H. Wacker ’00 OREGON STATE

Morris Barnett, Jr. ’41 Michael T. Brinkley ’68 Carl G. Carlson ’58 Matthew C. Davis ’82 Vincent A. Dhanens ’87 Thomas A. Ditri ’85 Andrew J. Douglas ’77 Donald E. Enright ’65 John R. Gentry ’51 Donald E. Hopkins ’60 Richard R. Hover ’68 Warren D. Johnson ’49 Gary M. Kunz ’75 Mark E. Landstrom ’83 Michael C. Lanham ’56 Alfred L. Leavitt ’57 Floyd J. Lyne ’48 Dale J. Neuman ’66 Donald L. Peters ’42 Howard L. Randall ’40 Keith W. Ritchie ’82 Clyde N. Sedgwick ’57 Ralph F. Smith ’64 Timothy B. Sullivan ’73 OSGOODE HALL

Joseph A. Beechie ’52 Rev John E. Currey ’50 John M. Dean ’67 Thomas M. Holden ’50 David Frederick Kent ’58 OSHKOSH

Donald G. Bockin ’75 Jeremy J. Dyken ’00 Ronald H. Heidelbach ’73 Michael Claire Horn ’68 Richard A. Howarth, III ’92 William D. Kampa ’70 Stephen J. Lukowicz ’70 Michael J. Moriarty ’71 Daniel C. Roskom ’75 Brian M. Seifert ’70 Alan S. Zuberbuehler ’73

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PURDUE

Harry G. Allgauer ’52 Jon B. Anderson ’70 Basil T. Bauch ASC James D. Beaulieu ’83 Robert L. Bence ’28 James C. Boyd ’85 Ryan M. Bujeker ’00 William K. Clark ’54 Robert W. Cox, III ’74 Milan J. Dotlich, II ’99 Richard B. Dow ’38 Blair D. DuBois ’95 Alan Arthur Elkins ’62 I. Donald Farrington, Jr. ’52 Michael Forde ’04 Robert Lee Graham ’57 Christopher T. Gurrie ’01 Craig M. Gustin ’65 James C. Hajduk ’65 James E. Hanna ’62 Maxwell R. Harrell ’49 Phillip L. Hazlett ’80 John C. Hedderich ’60 Robert D. Hendershot ’72 John P. Hillebrandt, Jr. ’48 David G. Howard ’88 William E. Humphrey ’85 Matthew H. Johnson ’95 Kenneth R. Klutzke ’78 Von E. Mason ’60 John D. McGregor ’94 Eric M. Means ’96 Walter F. Meyers, Jr. ’47 Vernon R. Miller, II ’85 Alexander N. Nall ’98 Timothy M. O’Kane ’99 Clifford E. Olszewski ’82 James A. Pearson ’55 Todd E. Reel ’83 John T. Reid, Jr. ’85 Ricky L. Roberts ’72 William Lee Sartoris ’65 John W. Sauer ’71 Z. Peter Sawicki ’71 Donald Schnedeker ’49 Paul K. Scholar ’80 David F. Shafer ’70 Jeffrey R. Shirrell ’01 Donald R. Sorensen ’56 John T. Stasny ’57 Jeremy E. Steelberg ’83 Philip G. Sutton, Jr. ’58 Walter C. Taggart ’59 Joseph G. Temple, Jr. ’51 Gilbert Oliver Terlicher ’51 James I. Thomson ’86 Raymond J. Todd ’42 John T. Toolen ’85 Christian M. Turner ’02 Nicholson G. Wade ’34 Stephen J. Walker ’63 Arthur K. Warlow ’71 James Palmer Welch ’51 William S. Wells ’87 Carl L. Westin, Jr. ’45 Christian B. Woods ’97 Kenneth H. Ziegenbusch, Jr. ’81 RADFORD

Jon C. Capps ’97 RENO

Aaron P. Covey ’96 Richard L. Mosher ’93 ROWAN

Christoper L. Davenport ’00 David A. Fabricant ’02 Jack Grossman ’92 Seth A. Horowitz ’95

S.M.U.

Eugene W. Bailey ’40 Jerry M. Baldwin ’57 Howard S. Baulch ’76 Carl Richard Benson ’60 John Biggers ’55 Claud O. Boothman ’32 John F. Caperton, Jr. ’49 Thomas H. Chisholm ’47 Bobby Ray Drew ’58 Lindsay Fleck ’52 Robert B. Ford ’50 John C. Garvey ’63 Michael C. Gruber ’84 Norman P. Hines, Jr. ’50 William R. Janowski ’57 Dewitt E. Juul ’85 Hugh W. Lampman ’56 Charles H. Mauldin ’72 Richard A. Mayes ’47 Homer J. McGregor, Jr. ’49 William C. Miller ’27 William John Mork ’65 James R. Roach, III ’50 Michael E. Seitz ’84 Charles Ray Smith ’44 Ralph W. Smith, Jr. ’32 Gordon P. Wagner ’49 Douglas E. Whitley ’71 B. Joe Youngblood ’51 SACRAMENTO

Jeffrey T. Boone ’86 Paul A. Cox ’87 Ron A. Dale ’85 Christopher J. Douville ’86 Peter C. Dover ’85 Anthony R. Field ’04 Lance B. Grosz ’84 Shane M. Jackson ’95 Bill Knoblauch ’68 Michael L. Mitchell ’95 James E. Mohr ’88 Steven F. Rau ’92 John M. Shelby ’86 Andrew B. Vaca ’87 SAN DIEGO

Lawrence F. Barouch ’83 Peter C. Brewer ’75 Joel H. Bryden ’79 Robert Moreno ’92 Michael F. Nichols ’78 John V. Saric ’87 Michael B. Wheeler ’85 SOUTH FLORIDA

Glenn E. Reese ’02 Southeast Missouri David E. Greaves ’80 August J. Koebbe, Jr. ’78 Paul L. Layman ’82 Mark Patrick Lee ’85 John R. Miller, III ’97 Marty W. Montgomery ’79 Paul T. Myers ’92 William E. O’Dell ASC Larry J. Pleimann ’85 John H. Schulte, III ’80 Robert J. Topolski, Jr. ’79 Kris E. Turnbull ’79 Scott Whitworth ’90 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Tod A. Anton ’51 Michael R. Arciola ’92 Bill Balbach, Jr. ’37 Hugh E. Behny ’47 Alan C. Bertelsen ’49 Jimi Bingham ’79 Zeny R. Cieslikowski ’97 Kevin J. Dawson ’82 Lawrence S. Graven ’56 Wm H. Hartman, Jr. ’52 Robert L. Hertel ’52 Harry Parl Holman ’57 Gordon L. Jones, Jr. ’51 Carey E. Jue ’84 Clark G. Jue ’94 Terence P. Kahn ’65 Stephen F. Knight ’73 Robert L. Knox ’62

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Donald E. LaPlante FAC William Lingenberg ’49 Albert F. Mejia ’53 Ross J. Miller ’84 Philip M. Mottola ’65 Michael A. Nangano ’82 William N. O’Brien ’61 Harold W. O’Connor ’55 Ronald R. Pacini ’55 Robert B. Pencall ’55 Edward L. Ripley ’54 Easton R. Roberts ’34 John Samore, III ’67 John Samore, Jr. ’94 Corey C. Shigematsu ’97 Gary A. Silva, Jr. ’93 D. Stephen Slack ’71 Cornelius C. Smith ’37 Douglas O. Stewart ’62 Kevin B. Strawn ’70 Paul B. Taubman ’95 James R. Theaker ’55 Dan T. Thomson ’51 Edward G. Vierheilig ’49 Edwin L. Willson, Jr. ’64 Howard S. Yamaguchi ’82 Roderic R. Zalunardo ’78 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS

Donald Alvin Babb ’66 Brenton J. Berdick ’88 Mark I. Beynon ’77 James Howard Bruhn ’61 Brad Cole ’93 James E. Dougherty ’69 Scott C. Eder ’95 Brian A. Farrell ’92 Eugene J. Harding, III ’78 John K. Henkhaus ’85 James W. Huberty ’64 Robert L. Hull ’58 Gerald Kouzmanoff ’63 H. Hunter Look ’63 Anders C. Lundsberg IV ’95 Neil L. Maxwell ’63 Charles P. Rahe ’65 Gordon Rains ’70 Phillip A. Ruppel ’65 George E. Schau ’76 Thomas A. Schonauer ’65 Eric M. Smith ’85 Michael Snodgrass ’65 Emil R. Spees ’57 Rodney L. Steven, II ’94 Kevin C. Tribout ’92 Charles W. Walter ’55 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI

Ray T. Crane, II ’93 Steven J. Kempen ’94 Anthony J. Komer ’97 Mark D. Sluss ’87 Brian A. West ’92 Matthew J. Wolniewicz ’92 STANFORD

Lloyd W. Aubry ’48 William M. Baldwin ’63 Alexander W. Berger ’37 Gale Blosser ’35 William S. Burtness ’54 Donald E. Davis ’48 Walter J. Farrell ’51 Richard I. Gillespie ’57 Gerald M. Hay ’27 Harold J. Hughes ’69 James Ade Kurfess ’50 Edmund B. Lennig ’55 William T. Moran ’55 Donald W. Petit ’36 Monte C. Pfyl ’38 William H. Schmidt ’49 David R. Swift ’68 William H. Woolf ’39 SYRACUSE

Jeremy B. Coullard ’69 James F. Crawford ’69 Michael D. Kaplan ’03 John Rozsa ’71

TARLETON

J. Benton Glaze, Jr. ’86 Brian Jackson ’92 Mark W. Miller ’97 Clinton W. Myrick ’96 Edwin S. Nichols, III ’00 Curtis E. Niederhaus ’90 Luke P. Stellakis ’92 Jordan C. Stokes ’04 TEMPLE

Michael E. Tolassi, Jr. ’92 TEXAS

Jamal K. Abboud ’97 Roger E. Abernathy ’50 Robert E. Anderson ’68 John M. Ashley, Jr. ’43 Robert D. Blakley ’70 Jason A. Borg ’92 Lloyd M. Borrett ’41 Francis R. Bradley, III ’89 Newton G. Brand, Jr. ’50 Mark E. Brandon ’92 Elliot M. Brubaker ’99 Thomas A. Burris ’96 Frederick Connally ’25 David B. Conrad ’01 Chauncey W. Cook ’30 Michael A. Cox ’94 Newton W. Cunningham ’51 Ratheen C. Damle ’01 Russell Day ’50 Matthew R. Fankhauser ’98 Scott A. Finke ’99 Derek P. Freeman ’95 Frank L. Graves, Jr. ’55 Christopher S. Gunzel ’92 Charles R. Gustafson ’63 Joseph W. Hancock ’92 Warren E. Hancock, Jr. ’69 Curtis I. Hayes, Jr. ASC Travis G. Jeakins ’03 Justin M. Johnson ’96 Steven M. Jozwiakowski ’98 David S. King ’98 Robert H. Kinsey ’56 Daniel E. Kubiak ’96 Jarret T. Kwiatek ’00 Alan F. Lippman ’49 James J. Lorkowski ’69 Lawrence G. Mackowiak ASC Gary H. Mayer ’63 Joshua C. Mayfield ’96 Brent L. McGill ’00 James C. Meek ’03 Connor W. Patman ’42 Jonathan C. Paugh ’98 Charles M. Pearre, III ’66 Kevin F. Peranio ’98 Brendan K. Puthoff ’01 Jonathan H. Rastegar ’02 Robert K. Shirley, Jr. ’49 Bradley R. Staats ’99 Brian W. Stoltz ’04 James W. Thokey ’41 William H. Thurber ’42 David T. Tumbry ’03 Travis C. Waid ’92 William A. Weeks ’55 Michael Zung ’92 TEXAS A&M

Rod E. Arnold ’88 Brian K. Devaney ’96 Adrian Gottschalk ’98 Brent M. Lium ’92 Charles L. Martin ’93 Scott M. Miller ’91 Michael V. Morelius ’99 Jeffrey J. Putnam ’89 Marcus A. Salinas ’89 TEXAS STATE

Robert L. Boles, Jr. ’97 Robert C. Cortez ’93 Steven W. Linde ’96 Todd W. St. Clair ’95 TEXAS TECH

James C. Beakey, Jr. ’84 Stephen D. Chittenden ’86 J. Brett Featherston ’89

Jeffrey D. Hill ’94 John P. White FAC TEXAS WESTERN

John C. Ryon, Jr. ’64 Frank L. Spittle ’65 TRI-STATE

William G. Boyer ’71 Robert K. Edds ’72 Stephen M. Gary ’78 Michael J. Gitzendanner ’99 Robert M. Golden ’82 Richard R. Kruger FAC Douglas A. Lengel FAC Christopher M. Middleton ’82 James W. Rand ’75 Barry J. Roziewski ’80 Mack D. Short ASC Donald J. Shultz ’77 Donald L. Stripling ’70 Leslie O. Trask ’00 Trent J. Unterbrink ’98 Walter W. Wilson ’76 Dennis L. Wood ’79 Richard L. Wood ’71 Alan L. Yoder ’69 TROY STATE

Dale R. Lunn ’89 Donald A. Norrell ’74 John H. Price, II ’74 Vincent T. Stansbury ’92 UCLA

Robert L. Amstadter ’57 Edgar S. Bagley ’35 Thomas T. Caspary ’43 H. Richard Ginsberg ’53 Merwin L. Hutchins ’51 Leon W. Miller ’42 Edward A. Streed ’50 UNION

Ward H. Bumpus ’33 Allen Walter Duke ’63 Robert A. Hanley, Jr. ’48 Edward S. Langholz ’57 John J. Reilly ’83 Robert A. Rissell ’63 Peter F. Schmidt ’60 Richard J. Spence ’73 Roger A. Williams Esq ’48 Clayton L. Williamson, Jr. ’70 Geoffrey D. Wright ’70 UNLV

Richard D. Kimbrough, II ’99 Luis F. Valera ’97 VALDOSTA

Michael James Conlan ’70 Steven A. Corbett ’77 James R. Hines, Jr. ’82 David G. McDougall ’92 Wayne C. Mixon ’77 Luther M. Shealy ’75 Francis M. Stewart ’81 William E. Thomas ’78 Font J. Tornabene ’88 Clifford D. Whitehead ’82 Hassell E. Yates ’74 VIRGINA

Otis S. Warr ’35

WASHINGTON

WESTERN MICHIGAN

Douglas H. Abel ’55 Ronald L. Adolphi ’68 Neill W. Andersen ’58 Efrain Andrews ’66 Greg L. Barnett ’79 William P. Bonds, Jr. ’66 Arnold Bruce Carson ’70 William Ray Cheney ’50 W. Towne Collins ’60 Robert M. Craig ’44 Richard Granquist ’51 Jack T. Hollenback ’67 Steve Ronald Johnson ’68 Robert G. Judd ’40 Richard C. Kelly ’40 Daniel H. Knodel ’71 Robert P. LaBouy, Jr. ’66 William R. Lathrop, Jr. ’80 Kurt Lichtenberg ’69 Raymund G. McDermott ’49 David C. Morse, III ’96 Michael S. Mowrer ’69 James A. Nelson ’41 Adam M. Reitz ’98 Edward P. Rich ’58 Emanuel L. Rouvelas ’65 Paul W. Savage ’80 Richard G. Schweikhardt ’64 Craig D. Smith ’78 Laurence A. Smith ’43 Michael A. Stewart ’91 Donald M. Stookey ’56 Nick T. Thomopoulos ’53 Michael A. Trantow ’76 Gregory Paul Weeks ’69

James H. Avrett ’68 Aaron A. Banach ’92 Robert J. Brandstatter ’66 Paul G. Cavalli ’72 Vince F. Desmond ’59 James E. English ’89 Stephen G. Frisk ’72 James M. Gehrke ’67 Ronald A. Gibbs ’59 Robert C. Gord ’66 Christopher W. Harnack ’87 Michael B. Henley ’72 Kurt E. Hine ’91 Steven Hoelscher ’68 Darwin Lee Johnson ’66 Jason G. Kaspzyk ’95 William C. King ’66 Richard K. LaGore ’64 Steven M. Lemm ’84 Paul D. McKinnis ’66 Jimmy Neel Moore ’60 Barry J. Peters ’89 Gerald H. Rowe ’63 John J. Sampanes ’64 Michael J. Schaeffer ’83 Brian K. Schamp ’91 George E. Schau ’62 Stacy J. Shelly ’90 Richard W. Shumar ’57 G. R. Steven Sparling ’88 Richard A. Sperling ’65 John R. Swander, Sr. ’62 Michael J. Van Horn ’88 Kevin A. Vought ’96 Robert Lee Wathen ’56 Jack N. Wismer ’68 Philip H. Zwergel ’59

WASHINGTON STATE

James A. Anderson ASC Albert L. Ayars ’39 Howard Clerf ’51 Gail L. Cramer ’63 R. Vernon Divers ’47 Rorick L. Graham ’69 Daniel P. Hagarty ’97 Robert C. Hughes ’53 Forrest W. Johnson ’43 Peter J. Krebs ’96 Michael E. Majestic ’90 H. Thomas Norris ’56 Matthew R. Prater ’88 Greggory S. Snyder ’91 Robert M. Stump ’45 Richard D. Watson ’49 WAYNE STATE

Dennis Ertzbischoff ’72 Peter B. Henderson ’66 Richard G. Kurche ’59 Michael R. Papciak ’63 WEST CHESTER

Maurizio Corrado ’97 Michael E. Parish ’96 WEST LIBERTY

Todd A. Baker ’87 Randy R. Elliott ’82 Bruce C. Kibby ’74 Michael A. Landers ’84 Paul K. Ott ’79

WESTERN ONTARIO

Elliott Y. Chun ’03 Martin D. Maczuszenko ’00 WHITEWATER

Piero Fioravanti ’92 James E. Hankes ’72 Stuart K. Lyngaas ’73 William J. Parker ’96 Steven L. Pfeffer ’74 Brian T. Schnier ’97 Dennis L. Vlach ’80 WINDSOR

Robert J. McTeague ESQ ’86 Norman Mero ’88 WISCONSIN

Charles A. Dieman ’37 Carl Eggert ’31 Paul C. Hoeffer ’90 George S. Robbins ’40 Alan J. Udell ’91 WYOMING

James F. Kagie ’97 Stephen M. Shea ’94 John T. Vance ’92 YOUNGSTOWN

William G. Hamlin ’74 Henry T. Nazdrowicz ’73

WEST VIRGINA TECH

Kevin J. Bright ’93 Paul M. Farley ’90 Kevin B. Pitchford ’86 Steven D. Ross ’90 WESTERN CAROLINA

VIRGINA COMMONWEALTH

William P. Reynolds ’00 Juan-Pablo Veizaga ’04 VIRGINA TECH

Burcin E. Can ’98 James K. Clay ’95 Robert K. Cope ’93 David W. Hummel ’02 Robert E. Jones, III ’92 Edward A. Martin ’92 Marc S. Povell ’00 Michael A. Shamblin ’92 Phillip M. Sigler ’93

E. Bruce Jennings, Jr. ’00 Ronald Wayne Phillips, II ’94 Philip D. Sudlow ’97 Russell E. Van Kuren ’97 WESTERN ILLINOIS

Carson J. Breed ’97 Todd L. Cline ’97 Jeffery D. Nielsen ’91 Joseph J. Petric ’92 David N. Pohlman ’02 Lee D. Sachs ’94 Daniel P. Sellers ’91 Jeremy D. Shiliga ’99 Scott P. Stephenson ’94

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Delta Chi Educational Foundation

1999 – 2004 Donors

The following brothers have made yearly contributions to the Delta Chi Educational Foundation. We honor their dedication and loyalty by listing their names here.

29 Years Paul Dean Horn AZ ’64 M. Gary Monk AUB ’65

25 Years Milton Herchenrider PAST ’48 James W. Thokey TX ’41

15 Years Navy F. Banvard OHST ’80 Joel H. Bryden SDI ’78 Michael L. Carroll AUB ’71 Kevin J. Kell IL ’73 Edward S. Langholz UN ’57 John Lewis Melvin OHST ’55 Harold W. O’Connor SCAL ’55 James D. Page AL ’53 Ralph L. Pernice ROL ’52 Donald L. Peters ORST ’60 Francis L. Plumly, Jr. PAST ’46 Burton W. Roberts SCA ’37 Gavin M. Ryan MIAU ’82 Robert M. Stump MIST ’45 Barry A. Umbs MIL ’70

10 Years Edgar S. Bagley UCLA ’35 Ralph W. Bentle IN ’36 Russell E. Day WAST ’40 Robert J. Eason LEH ’75 Fredrick B. Hammert ’60 Robert D. Hendershot PUR ’72 Monte L. Johnson OHST ’69 Bruce C. Kibby WLIB ’74 Earl E. McCann CT ’58 John C. Nevin, Jr. FULL ’69 Jeffrey A. Schoenherr MI ’91 Francis M. Stewart VAL ’81 Michael Velgouse, Jr. CT ’62 Miles C. Washburn MA ’87

5 Years Tod A. Anton SCA ’51 Howard S. Baulch SMU ’76 Mark R. Borelli IL ’81 James S. Briggs, Jr. DEP ’59 Vincent F. Casalaina A-CAL ’68 Gary W. Caulkins C-POLY ’68 Robert Ellis Davis AZ ’48 Paul W. Deppert DEP ’47 John L. Elfervig LATECH ’96 Walter J. Farrell STAN ’51 James R. Gaebe IL ’59 Mark P. Herberger CHICO ’95 Sage A. Howell C-POLY ’93 Dwight H. Kensil EIL ’80 Herbert E. Koenig, Jr. MI ’63 Clifford C. Lewis BALST ’71 Stuart K. Lyngaas WHITE ’73 Richard N. McKaig BALST ’66 Dennis L. Miendersma EMBRID ’72 Michael E. Regan NH ’83 Michael V. Sadlowski MIST ’77 Andrew B. Smith GATECH ’94 Gregory D. Taylor DEP ’86

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George Obear’s last convention - 2002.

continued from p. 11.

He was also a director on the Board of the Delta Chi Educational Foundation from 1976 until 1990 and, in 1978, established the DePauw Account in the Foundation. It is now one of the largest accounts in the Foundation with George being its largest contributor.

KEEPING IN TOUCH AUBURN Bradford C. Snuggs ’02, married to Courtney Nicole Fain on May 1, 2004.

NORTHERN IOWA Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall ’98, a daughter, Saige Aleson, on November 11, 2003.

ALBERTA Kevin Lorenz ’99, married to Sarah Watts on May 22, 2004.

OHIO STATE Kurt Redinbaugh ’67, retired from JC Penney Catalog division in Reno, Nevada after 30+ years as Industrial Engineering Manager.

Christopher P. Sohovich ’03, married to Dana Stevens on July 24, 2004.

ARIZONA STATE Jon Nyberg ASC, married to Karen Hightower on July 3, 2004.

CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY-PA Born to Brother Patrick Jaquay ’04, and his fiancée, Kathleen Lowry, a son, Sean Patrick, on September 9, 2004.

CLEMSON Born to Brother and Mrs. Christopher Diak ’94, a son, Keegan John, on July 14, 2004.

IOWA STATE Russ Gunther ’89, was hired as the Front Office Manager by the Sunshine Hotel & Suites in Phoenix, Arizona. He was also elected an alternate delegate representing the State of Arizona to the summer National Republican Convention.

NEW MEXICO STATE Michael Meyers ’98, married to Connie Sainz on July 3, 2004.

Born to Brother and Mrs. Gregory T. Sand ’98, a son, Jack Gregory, on July 3, 2004.

Stephen J. Holderness ’03, married to Erin Nagle on June 19, 2004.

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI Born to Brother and Mrs. Paul Garnier ’90, a daughter, Megan, on September 2, 2004.

TEXAS STATE Jacob Lee Salas ’03, married to Cameron Miller on August 21, 2004.

KENT STATE Ken Weiss ’92, has been named Web Experience Manager for Progressive Insurance in Mayfield Heights, Ohio.

WEST VIRGINIA TECH Born to Brother and Mrs. Scott Diciuccio ’92, twin sons, Scott Ashton and Christian Anthony, on August 20, 2004.

MISSISSIPPI STATE Born to Brother and Mrs. Robert Hubbard, III ’88, a son, Robert Kellis, IV, on March 7, 2004.

WYOMING Born to Brother and Mr. Charles Olsen ’95, a son, Jonathan Charles, on May 19, 2004.

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In recognition of his generous donations to both the Fraternity and the Foundation, George was presented membership in the Martlet Club (gifts totalling between $75,000 and $99,999). He was well on his way to becoming a New Founder (gifts of $100,000 or more to Delta Chi) when he passed away just two months before what he was planning to be his 25th Delta Chi Convention. An effort is currently under way to have others make donations either to the Fraternity (not tax

deductible but also unrestricted in how the money may be used to benefit Delta Chi) or the Foundation. Please visit either organization’s website to make a donation electronically, or you may send a check to “Delta Chi Fraternity” at PO Box 1817, Iowa City, IA 52244. Please indicate that it is in memory of George Obear, and both he and you will receive recognition for the gift.This would be a fitting gift to a Delta Chi who gave so much to his Fraternity.

FAREWELL & PARTING These men have lived amonst us for a time, and we have been honored to call them Brothers. Now they are gone and we bid them a fond farewell at this parting.

Dr. Charles M. Cumming ’62, ALABAMA May 16, 2002 Walter C. Granger ’50, August 9, 2004 IOWA STATE Dr. John Robert Orr ’51, Vern Schultz ’29, April 17, 2004 September 9, 2004

APPALACHIAN STATE

KANSAS CITY

Peter A. Green ’91, February 29, 2004

George E. Kerr ’59, May 9, 2004

ARIZONA

Dr. William H. Klein ’42, July 13, 2004

Bob Millikan ’36, May 20, 2003 Joseph V.Sachen ’37, December 14, 2002 Edward S. Blech, Jr. ’40, May 7, 2002 Dexter E. Elliott ’45, June 28, 2004

CORNELL Robert N. Lindsay ’52, August 2, 2004

EASTERN WASHINGTON Russell V. Standberg ASC, July 6, 2004

GANNON Anthony C. Gallagher ’82, August 3, 2004

IDAHO Wendell Stackhouse ’58, August 3, 2004

INDIANA Robert Thomas Roy ’48, December 5, 2002 Donald S. Garlough ’61, January 25, 2002 Jeffrey S. Pollom ’77, September 1, 2004

IOWA Lyle Lynn ’34, January 12, 2004

MIAMI

MICHIGAN Randy G. Kerridge ’85, March 2, 2004

MONTCLAIR Michael K. Sularz ’05, December 5, 2003

OKLAHOMA Arlin Young ’29, August 9, 2003

OKLAHOMA STATE Don Crump ’51, January 3, 2004 William Gaito ’57, May 28, 2004

PENN STATE Richard R. Newton ’46, January 11, 2004 Donald D. Bowser ’50, December 5, 2003

S.M.U. Harry E. Spencer ’43, June 28, 2004

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Dr. Cornelius C. Smith ’37, April 27, 2004

UNION Col. Robert A. Rissell ’63, October 12, 2002

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