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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT DELTA UPSILON INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY

Dear Brothers: The two words most often heard in connection with DU membership are "justice" and "merit."

North America's Oldest Non-Secret Fraternity; Founded 1834

Justice: 1) rightfulness, 2) adhering to what is fail; honest and moral.

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The Principles of Delta Upsilon The Promotion of Friendship The Development of Character The Diffusion of Liberal Culture The Advancement of Justice

Merit: 1) the intrinsic right and wrong of a matteI; 2) legitimate claim to respect.

Every person has a responsibility to promote what is fair, honest, and moral and as they do so they are entitled to a legitimate claim to respect. Justice and merit are part of the same package.

The Motto of Delta Upsilon International Fraternity

Ed Porter, Oklahoma '65

As DUs we each have the added challenge of advancing justice. The Advancement of Justice is one of our founding principles.

Justice, Our Foundation. Justice is what we do .

The principle of justice is not only the foundation of Delta Upsilon, but the foundation of our free society. As DUs we should always be looking for opportunities to advance justice on our campus and in our community.

The volunteer leadership of DU is dedicated to this principle. The staff leadership is also dedicated and focused on this principle.

Recently there have been some changes in the staff at our offices in Indianapolis. (See the announcement on page 6.) With change comes opportunity. DU is fortunate to have men of merit to step forward and continue to advance justice and advance Delta Upsilon.

Dr. Allan Warrack, Alberta '61, will serve as Interim Executive Director. Brother Warrack is a man of vast and valuable experience as you will read on page 6. Many years ago Brother Warrack served as a Leadership Consultant (at that time termed a Field Secretary) and he has recently served on the Board of the Fraternity. He is intimately familiar with DU's principles and goals.

Dikaia Upotheke Justice Our Foundation OFFICERS Presidellt Alvan E. (Ed) Porter, Okiahollla '65 Chairmall of the Board Richard B. CampbeU, Nebraska '68 Secretary G regory H. Mathews, Florida '70

Treasurer Richard L. Delano, Illdialla '85

DIRECTORS Rees M. Jones, Mallitoba '67 Gary S. KiUips, Alberta '71 Stephan G. Kouzomis, lIIillois '68 Jordan B. Lotsoff, Northern l/Iillo is '88 Mark L. Marshall, Kallsas State '76 Willi am L. Messick, wJayelle '68 Jonathan R. Sharun, Alberlll '03 James S. Simpkins, Washillgtoll State '81 Edward L. 1\llin, HOllstOIl '03 PAST PRESIDENTS Charles D. Prutzman, Pellllsylvallia State' 18 Henry A. Federa, Louisville '37 Charles F. Jennin gs, Mariella '31 Terry L. Bullock, Kallsas State '6 1 Samuel M. Yates, Sail Jose '55 Gary J . Golden, Rutgers '74 Bruce S. Bailey, Dellisoll '58 James D. McQ uaid , Chicago '60 INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS STAFF Acthlg Execllfive Director

Brother Craig Sowell, HOl/stoll '92, will add to his duties with the DU Educational Foundation and serve as the Director of Operations for Delta Upsilon International Fraternity. These two men will be working with the other excellent members of our staff team to help our undergraduates and alumni. The Delta Upsilon staff is the envy of other fraternal organizations. We are indeed fortunate.

Please contact Brother Warrack, Brother Sowell or any of the other staff members in the office in Indianapoli s. You will find them helpful , friendly and dedicated to the Advancement of Justice.

Justi ce our Foundation ,

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Allan A. WarnIck, Alberta '61 Director oj Operatiolls Craig S. Sowell. Houstoll '92 Director a)' Chapter Services Tyson R. Vaughn, Miallli '98 Director oj Leadership Educa tioll Jeffrey W. Sears, ilrlillgtolllNorthe rn Arizolla '98 Directors oj Fra ternit)' Expallsion Philip G. Ranford, Cu lver-Stocktoll '00 Leadership COlISultal/lS Jonathan R. Custis. Bradley '02 L. Todd Miller, Celltral Florida '02 Office Mallagel; Jo Ellen Walden A CCOltlllall t, Michele Camarco James Accounts Admillist ra/OI; Rosemary Brady Execwive Assistalll, Barbara Harness Chapter Services Admil1istrative Assistalll, Jeanette Sm_ith Educational Fouudation Execwive Director David R. Schum acher

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Delta Upsilon Quarterly THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE DELTA UPSILON INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY SINCE 1882 WWW.DELTAU.ORG

VOL. 120, NO.3 - FALL 2002

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OF EAGLES, CHICKENS AND CHANGE

From his knowledge of Delta Upsilon and his experience as President of Bradley University, Dr. David C. Broski, also a member of Delta U, writes from his perspective about today's students and challenges them to become "eagles."

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Quarterly Staff: Barbara Ann Harness and Craig S. Sowell. Houston '92, Co-Editors, Philip G . Ranford, Culver-Stockton '00, Contributing Editor; Ruth Kemnitz. Design Consultant.

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recently heard a story from Native American folklore about a Brave who found an eagle's egg. Since he couldn't find the nest to return the egg, he did the next best thing. He put the eagle's egg in a nest with prairie chickens. When the eagle's egg hatched, all the new little eagle saw was chickens, so he clucked, scratched and pecked around. He thought he was a chicken for years .

Then one day, he saw a glorious sight in the sky, a great bald eagle soaring high above the trees, gliding on the breeze. The eagle asked, "What is that?" The other chickens answered, "That is the eagle, the king of birds . Forget any ideas you have of doing that; that's not for you, you're a chicken ." And so, the eagle lived the rest of his life clucking, pecking, and scratching around. He never realized his destiny of flying high above the trees, gliding on the breeze.

As a college president, I must concern myself with creating eagles, sometimes even transfiguring them from chickens. In effect this metaphor speal<s of a renewal by returning to the history and traditions of the founding principles of most fraternities. This "retro-fitting" of fraternities with their founding values holds the promise of rescuing those entities from the brink of extinction. Indeed, colleges and universities are beginning to see the rebirth of an entity that develops young men, contributes to their education, and forms an ally in the progress of the institution.

The Delta Upsilon International Fraternity has been proactive in this transformation . The directives, policies and new programming emanating from this leadership serves to refocus the mission of the chapters from a primarily social orientation to new chapters where the terms, "gentlemen," "scholarship," "responsibility," "justice," and "brotherhood" are firm anchors inherent within the chapters' missions.

When this new focus is successfully assimilated within the fraternal organization, additional opportunities emerge for the host institution. In fact there appears to be three primary areas for positive exploitation of the Greek system when that system is functioning in a healthy manner.

The first opportunity is to assess and promote student retention. Astin, Tinto (1997) and other leading student retention researchers recently report that students involved with fraternities and other activities have a significantly higher retention rate than those students who remain independent. The factors in operation that enable this increase are feelings of support and affiliation that students describe as a result of their

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fraternal involvement. Students replace loneliness and isolation with peer support and guidance, scholastic competition and leadership development.

The second opportunity is related to character education.

Berkowitz and Fekula (1999) indicate that educators at colleges and universities are recognizing the importance of educating for character. Even though the importance of this education is recognized, currently it is offered sporadically and piecemeal.

This weakness is likely the result of faculty members who are hesitant to influence student character accompanied with negative student attitudes toward such attempts. In general, those in higher education often balk at what they likely view as tampering with students' morality. .

That character education is unavoidable must be accepted by institutions of higher education. Education itself inevitably affects character, either intentionally or unintentionally. To abstain from recognizing the importance of this facet of education is to abdicate control to chance or other influences (Berkowitz and Fekula) . In addition to the potential for enhancing personal success, the education of character can also ameliorate the significant moral problems prevalent on college and university campuses-alcohol abuse, date rape, academic dishonesty, vandalism and assault to name a few.

With such compelling reasons for offering character education, but with faculty and student reluctance to become involved with such programming, it might be reasonable to consider engaging fraternities as partners in providing this facet of the college education experience. Clearly peer influence transcends any other in its power to facilitate behavioral changes within the peer ranks . With few exceptions, student affairs resources exist at most institutions ro provide training and assessment programs to select teams of Greek students who would serve as peer educators for the Greek chapters that exist on their campuses.

While there are many forms of character education, commonalties exist to suggest at least five elements for inclusion with a presentation system. Within the institutional - Greek peer relationship, one might consider: a. Presentations about morality, ethics and values.

This information could be offered jointly by faculty and peer educators in new student experience courses and new member education classes to address ethics and espoused values across the curriculum.

b. Role-modeling. Displaying character through appropriate behavio rs and institutional/Greek policies.

5. Endurance - staying with a student who is struggling, taking the long view for the greater good.

c. Demanding character. Adhering to ambitious academic and behavior standards and consistent and fair enforcement policies.

6. Enthusiasm - the need to infuse energy when you exude energy.

7. Initiative - thinking critically and creatively.

d. Opportunities to practice character. To be included is democratic governance, community service and experiential learning.

8. Integrity - the test of respect.

9. Judgment - basing leaders' decisions on all available facts.

e. Reflecting on behavior. Faculty and student lead discussions on behavioral topics, mentorships, and service learning.

Throughout my years of affiliation with Delta Upsilon Fraternity I have heard the term, "building better men." It is now time to find out the meaning of that term and, indeed, to start the building process through the enhancement of character.

Look at the United States Air Force Academy. That institution made "character" the centerpiece of their identity and mission.

The third area for positive exploitation of the Greek system is that of leadership development. While admittedly this area already exists, it appears that the strength of leadership development within fraternities is not consistent. Further, the definition of leadership most widely accepted is probably too narrow to be totally effective. Charles Schroeder (1997) suggests looking to the Marines for a definition of leadership. Schroeder finds several commonalties to this military branch and higher education. And within the ranks of the Marines is General Charles C. Krulak who offers "Fourteen Basic Traits of Effective Leadership." (These traits and definitions are in the public domain and require no permission to reproduce).

General Krulak states, "Leaders in education and leaders of Marines have more than a few things in common. We share the rewarding experience of shaping the lives of many yo ung people.

We face the challenges of communicating with them about new ideas and exploring the meaning of ideals. We serve as role models. Some of us lead the institutions that enable our programs to succeed. Some of us lead 'in the trenches,' working with the students and individual Marines. Whether preparing yo ung men and women for the defense of our nation or contributing to their moral, intellectual and professional development, our ability to make a lasting impact on the future leaders of our nation is in many cases directly proportional to the quality of our leadership. " The General outlines his 14 traits to expand the scope of leadership by including: 1. Bearing - determining how you are seen by those you would influence.

2. Courage - moral courage is a fundamental requirement of all effective leaders.

3. Decisiveness - not to be confused with inflexibility, decisiveness drives consistency.

4 . Dependability - leaders must be dependable all of the time.

10. Sense of justice - do not appear arbitrary, partial or unfair.

11. Knowledge - commitment to build an effective knowledge base.

12. Loyalty - cannot be built but must be freely offered by those who are led.

13. Tact - the ability to communicate effectively using excellent "people skills."

14. Unselfish - properly preparing oneself and being available.

C learly leadership, character, and affiliation are strong examples of opportunities for fraternities to make a difference, but so is changing a chicken into an eagle. Opportunity is for the taking. We can be examples on which our students will pattern their lives. We have the chance to teach AND to influence character. We have the chance . .. to lead!

About the author...

President Broski, who was affiliated with the Michigan State Chapter of Delta Upsilon during his undergraduate years there, accepted the helm at Bradley University in June of 2000. He was initiated into the Bradley Chapter of Delta UpSilon on March 9,200 I.

D. Broski

Dr. Broski graduated from Michigan State University with a BA in 1969, an MA. in 1971, and a Ph.D. in 1974. He became Bradley University's ninth president on June 15, 2000. Prior to accepting his appointment at Bradley, Dr. Broski served as Chancellor of the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) from May, 1995.

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FRATERNITY NEWS

DU Executive Director Position Open elta Upsilon Chairman of the Board of Directors Dick Campbell on July 26 announced the resignation of Abe Cross, CAE, as executive director of the Delta Upsilon International Fraternity effective July 31, 2002. "With our thanks to Abe for his years of service and contributions to Delta Upsilon, we wish him and his family all the best for the future," said Chairman Campbell.

DU now sets about the task of seeking a new executive director while tending to the everyday business of the Fraternity. In that regard, administration and management of the Fraternity's Headquarters staff and attendant services to undergraduates and alumni will be overseen and implemented by Dr. Allan A. Warrack, Alberta '61, and Craig S. Sowell , Houston '92.

Brother Warrack, an author, lecturer, and a retired business professor from the University of Alberta, Edmonton, will serve as the acting executive director during the search period. Allan traveled for the Fraternity as a field secretary in 1961-62 and served on the International Fraternity's Board of Directors from April 1999 to July 2002. "It's a privilege to have the opportunity to lend whatever effort I can to strengthen the work of the Fraternity and continue our forward progress," Dr. Warrack said.

Brother Sowell will be assisting Brother Warrack with the day-to-day management of the Headquarters . Craig joined the Fraternity staff in September of 2000 as director of alumni services. In Apri l of 2002 he was named director of alumni development for the Educational Foundation and has taken a leave from that position to serve the Fraternity during this interval as director of operations. Commenting on the interim assignment, Craig said, "I am confident that during this period our servicing of our undergraduate chapters and their advisory alumni will be at the high standard members of Delta U have come to expect. " "Delta Upsilon is fortunate to have brothers of the caliber of Allan and Craig to step forward and take on the challenges

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DELTA UPSILON SEEKS NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OVERVIEW

Working with the guidance, direction, and oversight of the Board of Directors and through day to day consultation with the Chairman of the Board, the Executive Director will guide the International Headquarters staff in implementing the Fraternity's strategic plan, developing a business plan to continue strengthening the financial viability of Delta Upsilon, and to develop strategies to bring about improved communication and cooperation between the Board of Directors, IHQ staff, the undergraduate members, and DU alumni.

The Executive Director will work in collaboration with the Board of Directors and Fraternity volunteers to ensure the highest level of service to Delta Upsilon Chapters and members.

DESIRED SKILLS/QUALITIES

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Corporate, non-profit, or educational management experience Excellent verbal and written communication skills Basic computer competency Can assemble and analyze pertinent statistics and make appropriate recommendations and reports to the Board • Management skills to oversee budget development and financial reporting • Ability to oversee all aspects of educational programming for undergraduate and alumni members • Demonstrated ability to effectively interact with a variety of constituencies (undergraduates, alumni, college administrators) • Must be able to travel frequently throughout North America and work extended hours as needed • Delta Upsilon membership is preferred but not reqUired.

Nominations or applications for the position may be sent to Brother Jim McQuaid at the Fraternity Headquarters, P. O. Box 68942, Indianapolis, IN 46268 or bye-mail at mcquaid@deltau.org.

presented by the current change in staff management," said Chairman Campbell.

He continued, "Brothers Warrack and Sowell have both expressed to me their willingness and dedication to seeing the Fraternity through this period with services and support being continued without interruption to our undergraduate and alumni brothers. " A search committee has been named and is being chaired by James D .

McQuaid, Chicago '60, former president

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of the Fraternity. Serving on the committee are: Rees M. Jones, Manitoba '67 - member of the Board of Directors; Gregory J. Lamb, Iowa '94 - former staff member; Joshua A. Lovseth, North Dakota State '04 - Chairman, Undergraduate Advisory Board; Paul E. Rosenthal, Florida '73 - former member of the Board of Directors. Allan A. Warrack, Alberta '61, will serve as staff liaison to the committee and Richard B. Campbell , Nebraska '68, will serve as Board liaison.

On the Road ... 路Two great brothers from two of DU's top chapters are hitting the road this fall. Jonathan R. Custis, Bradley '02, and L.Todd Miller, Central Florida '02, joined the IHQ staff following graduation and have participated in an intensive training program to prepare them for successful chapter visits this academic year.

Jon began his studies at Bradley University in the business school but soon moved on to the

history department, specializing in US political history. He was also in the secondary education program. Jon was the chapter relations officer in 1998 and senior class representative in 2000.

Todd graduated with a bachelors degree in management culminating his undergraduate studies at UCF. He served as VPME in 200 I, was the province 4 representative on the 2001-02 Undergraduate Advisory Board, is a member of the Order of Omega, and received the chapter award for big brother of the year for 200 I. DELTA U ON THE WEB @ www.DeltaU.org

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Bradlev~hapter The Bradley DU Chapter has a history of 18 years of raising money for St. Jude Children's Hospital. The goal this year was to raise $20,000 and when that benchmark was not quite achieved, the men of the Bradley Chapter dug deep into their own pockets and made up the balance. The events took place April 19-22 with the kick-off being the April 10th dinner attended by faculty, student organization leaders, Greek officers, members of the St. Jude board of directors, and a former St. Jude patient who spoke about his experience at St. Jude . The fundraising efforts began the next day with the trampolines in the quad. On the 12th the trampolines were moved to Sam's Club and Wal-Mart. Local TV network affiliates covered the three days of the Jump for St. Jude.

Cal Poly brothers have a great time with members of the local Boys & Girls Club.

Spring of 2002 was a busy time for the Cal Poly Chapter with their numerous philanthropic involvements. In February the men participated in a fundraiser for the Alzheimer's Foundation. In March DU sponsored and participated in a duck race to benefit Cerebral Palsy research, and in mid-April DU participated in a "walk fo r the

Carthat!e CentralFlorida ChapTer Chapler April 19-20 saw the members of the Carthage Chapter sleeping in cardboard boxes in the parking lot of a local grocery store. During the homeless rally, several people from the community dropped off donations and every DU brother had a goal of raising at least $25 for the cause. During the overnight stay the brothers bonded as they played wiffle ball, hacky sack, and other games they could improvise. While the men were required to stay four hours, many stayed longer, with 22 out of the 68 staying the entire 24 hours.

While the weather was cold and rainy, and the men slept in cardboard boxes , the DUs raised a lot of money, items, and just awareness for the Genesis House of Southeastern Kenosha.

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The Orlando Outback Steakhouse hosts a 5K run every year in Orlando to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Central Florida. This year the DUs assisted with registration and the finish line . The Boys & Girls Club received $10,000 for having enough volunteers to staff the competition.

In mid-March the Central Florida brothers participated in the "absolutely incredible kids day" created by Camp Fire USA and held at the Boys & Girls Club of Central Florida. The AIKD program , sponsored by Michael Eisner, Denison '64, asked that each child receive a letter from an adult telling him/her why he/she was absolutely incredible. The brothers gave the letters to the children and stayed to visit with them and talk about what makes each person absolutely incredible.

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homeless" to benefit a homeless shelter. Early-March saw about 25 kids from the Boys & Gi rls Club visiting the chapter, playing sports, touring the campus, and then being the guests of DU at dinner. The day ended on a high note with everyone enjoying a Cal Poly basketball game.

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The men of the Georgia Tech DU Chapter participated in the 55th annual roll call campaign of the Georgia Tech Student Foundation (GTSF) by contributing with 100% of its membership. The GTSF remains one of the few collegiate foundations in the country solely operated by students, including the development, investment, and allocation of funds .

GTSF Vice-President Michael Van Epp commented, "The generosity of the Geo rgia Tech Chapter of Delta Upsilon will allow the Student Foundation to further its mission of teaching philanthropy and enhancing student life at Geo rgia Tech."

Iowa State , {rapIer There was a lot of excitement around the Iowa State Chapter earlier this year when the DUs dominated Greek Week. The brothers won five trophies out of a possible six, and took home first place over all.

Shown to the right is the bed race, an event enjoyed by the participants as well as the onlookers.

Michigan Tech Chapter Early in November, 30 brothers of the Michigan Tech Chapter volunteered their time to rake leaves with proceeds going to benefit Little Brothers/Friends of the Elderly. Moving into the spring months, chapter members adopted a portion of US highway #2, and then volunteered for clean-up duty for downtown Houghton. The brothers cleaned up dirt and trash that had accumulated during the long winter.

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MassachllSetls . Chap er In April, DUs at UMass celebrated the 14th year running the Delta Upsilon Chariot Pull from Framingham to Amherst. Proceeds went to the National C.OOP.S. Foundation (Concerns of Police Survivors).

At the All-Greek Awards Ball, the chapter won the Silver Chapter Award (second-best fraternity award) and named as Outstanding New Member of the Year was Daniel J. Fraher, Massachusetts '05, for attaining a 4.0 GPA as an associate member. Alumni President Matthew

D. Tracy, Massachusetts '99, was recognized as Outstanding Alumnus of the Year for his contributions in re-building DU's chapter house .

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published in February 2002, is a computer graphics software instructional guide covering basic to advanced instruction and techniques for Maya 4 graphics software.

S. Lee Gooding, Purdue '04, has coBrother Gooding also served as the authored his first book, Maya 4 chapter chaplain while writing the book Fundamentals. Gooding, a junior in Purdue's and carrying a full course load. school of technology, is a computer Another Purdue brother making news graphics major. The SSO-page book, is Sean P. Brennan '04 who has been chosen as Purdue's newest Purdue Pete. first of several that are planned Spring 2002 was a very busy time After several interviews, Sean was for the Pennsylvania Chapter. A for the future. Diane Datcherd of chosen to compete as a finalist in the the Philadelphia Boys & Girls highlight of the semester was the mascot audition. This audition was faculty dinner with noted historian Clubs said that about 20 kids performed in full Purdue Pete gear in attended, representing three and professor Dr. Thomas front of a crowd and a panel of judges.

Childers who talked with the DUs different clubs. Hundreds of kids Brother Brennan blew away the are in the B&GC of Ph illy and Ms. competition with his hilarious runaway about World War II and answered many questions. In early-March, Datcherd said she hopes that all lawn mower ad lib and forbidden cookie the University of Pennsylvania of the children will get to attend a jar skit in which his hand gets stuck in a DU participation event at some President, Dr. Judith Rodin, spent jar of Coach Keady's cookies.Along time. Chapter President Bret an evening with the Delta Upsilon with three other students who rotate Hovell said, "It was a great brothers. The men were very events, Purdue Pete will be making opportunity to bond with the excited and honored to have Dr. almost 300 appearances throughout the kids, and a very positive start to a school year.

Rodin as their dinner guest.

The April 27th Boys & Girls relationship that can grow for The Purdue Chapter has kicked off Club event at the chapter was the years to come." the 2002-03 school year by announcing a new Purdue Delta Upsilon scholarship.The scholarship, in its first year, is managed by John P. Mills, Purdue 'OJ The award consists of two $SOO gifts and will be awarded to two incoming male freshmen .The awards will be presented during the first semester DU awards banquet.

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Rochester ellapter The Rochester Chapter was involved with several community service events during the last semester. On March 2nd, the brothers spent time at the local Boys & Girls Club and were given a tour of the facilities. They met with the director and assistant director of the club to discuss Boys & Girls Club week and future DU activities with the club.

At the end of March, the chapter held its annual philanthropic fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity. Dubbed "homeless for the homeless," brothers took shifts in the Rochester cold collecting donations from students nd members of the community. The fundraiser and awareness program lasted 48 hours and raised more than $1,600.

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Throughout Ap ril, DU men went to the Boys & Girls Club to tutor, help run the computer lab and game room, and put on educational programs. April 6 and 7, the chapter members helped set up and break down at the MS walkathon. On April 16, they provided assistance and the availability of the chapter house for Sigma Delta Tau's pancake fundraiser, and on April 20, they vo lunteered for a 5K race to benefit women in Afghanistan. In addition to these events, throughout the year the Rochester Chapter donates to, participates in, and promotes other groups' philanthropic events.

Western Reserve Chapler

For the ninth year the Greek community at CWRU challenged itself to complete 365 days worth of service to the community. This year they exceeded the goal by accumulating 446 days of service.

The Western Reserve DU chapter's goal was six days of service and they achieved 100% of the goal.

During the spring 2002 semester the Western Illinois Chapter accomplished many things. On April 8 the chapter was honored with several awards during the university's annual Greek Week.

Later in the month, the chapter sponsored its first annual Kiss-A-Car philanthropy in cooperation with a local sorority. Borrowing the idea from DU brothers at the Indiana Chapter, the men held a contest in which the winner took home a fully loaded Jeep Wrangler Sahara. The winner kissed the Jeep for almost 24 hours to claim his prize. Proceeds went to the Boys & Girls Club of the Springfield, Illinois area, the WIU Speech & Hearing Clinic, and Gallaudet University in Washington , D.C., for the hearing impaired.

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Washington Statec~apter

The DU Washington State Chapter is proud to report a very successful first year back on campus.They added eight quality members to the membership roster, and since spring initiation have added four more pledges. A successful fall formal recruitment is anticipated.

In addition to the growth in numbers, the brothers have reestablished the chapter's reputation on campus and maintained a busy social schedule throughout the year.This included the first annual camping trip, ski trip, and spring break. Exchanges with many of the sororities on campus, a successful homecoming with Alpha Phi and Delta Chi, and a great Greek Week with Kappa Alpha Theta and Sigma Phi Epsilon increased DU's recognition in both the Greek community and on the campus at large.

Plans for the school year will extend the chapter's success.The number of members living in the chapter house will nearly double.

A camping trip with Delta Delta Delta is planned immediately following recruitment week. Upon return from that trip, the DU brothers will meet partners Alpha Chi Omega and Beta Theta Pi for work toward Homecoming 2002. DU at WSU looks forward to a successful year, and many great years into the future.

elta Upsilon is a fraternity of leaders - today's leaders and those of the future. At the Fraternity's annual meeting in Cincinnati, Ohio, in late-July, it was the pleasure of the brotherhood to recognize these men who are deemed by their peers to be role models and leaders.

The Delta Upsilon Distinguished Alumni Award, one of the highest honors that the International Fraternity can bestow on alumni was given to Dennis R. Rehberg, W0shington State '77 The award seeks to recognize the significant accomplishments of leading alumni and is presented to brothers who bring honor to themselves, and to DU, through achievements that are recognized nationally or internationally, or who demonstrate a lifetime of extraordinary service or support for Delta Upsilon Fraternity.

Most importantly, it is presented to alumni who embody the Four Founding Principles in evelY sense.

Montana's member of the House of Representatives since 2000, Brother Rehberg currently serves on numerous committees including the House Committee on Agriculture, Resources, and Transportation & Infrastructure.

He was also named Vice Chair of the Transportation Committee's Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment.

A fifth generation Montana rancher with more than a quarter century of ranching and public service experience, Brother Rehberg began his life-long dedication to public service in 1977. In 1984 Denny was elected to the Montana State House of Representatives, where he served three successful terms. In 1991, Brother Rehberg was appointed Lieutenant Governor.

Denny joins a list of 38 other recipients of the DU Distinguished Alumni Award including Lou Holtz, Linus Pauling, Austin Kiplinger, and Herbert Brownell, to name just a few.

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Outstanding Alumni Volunteer of the Year was created to recognize the time and effort given by an alumni volunteer for the betterment of Delta Upsilon Chapters.

The finalists in this year's competition were Dallas D'hondt, Bradley '55, Grant O. Kaufman, Kansas '92, Ronald R. Kovener, indialla '55, and Steven H. Neumann, Michigan Tech '87 The recipient of this year's award is Brother D 'hondt who has been involved with the Bradley Chapter since 1955.

Dallas was an immediate figure in the alumni corporation after his graduation . He served as corporation treasurer for three years and then was elected president of the corporation, a position that he held for eight years.

He became the project director for the financing and construction of a new house. Dallas stayed involved in the corporation, and in the late-80s was again project director for the chapter house renovations. He continues to serve the chapter as an alumni advisor.

Created in 2001, the Founders Medal is presented to Delta Upsilon alumni who display extraordinary service to the Fraternity and embody the Four Founding Principles. Five Delta Upsilon brothers have received this honor, the most recent being Frank S. Dodd, Miami '49.

Brother Dodd has served for over 50 years on the Miami Chapter's alumni leadership team, and sometimes he was the leadership team!

His civil contributions to the Oxford, Ohio, and Miami University communities have been formidable.

Frank has been the president of the Red & White Club, an athletic booster club for Miami University, as well as a member of the Oxford Chamber of Commerce, Lions Club, Rotary Club, and named Oxford's Citizen of the Year.

Frank's business and community involvement are absolutely representative of his service, dedication, and legacy to the Miami Chapter.

During his undergraduate years as social chairman he devised two Miami Chapter traditions that ultimately became Miami University traditions also. The Indian Date Party, is still held today, and has been held each year since its inception.

The Delta Upsilon Puddle Pull, the last and usually deciding event of Greek Week, is another tradition begun by Frank Dodd. For over 50 years, teams of 10 have lined up to engage in a tug of war.

Brother Dodd's devotion to the chapter did not stop after graduation, and he immediately became an advisor to the chapter, and then ultimately, formed the 400 East Vine Alumni Organization, the Miami Chapter's property management corporation . Frank continues to sit on this board, teaching its members lessons of the struggles and challenges he faced . He led a successful reorganization of the Mianli Chapter in 1988, and still attends alumni and chapter meetings.

The President's Award is designed to recognize the undergraduate member who has best given his time and effort to the betterment of his chapter, campus, and community over the just completed academic year. The candidate should exhibit a high level of academic performance, and above all else, a dedication to the principles of Delta Upsilon. Finalists for this year's award were Brian E. Bartelli, Bradley '03, Joshua A. Ceaser, Pan American '04, and Coady H. Pruett,

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The award for the 2001-02 year went to Brother Pruett. Coady's service to his chapter includes being the VP-external affairs, VP-internal affairs, judicial board member, alumni relations chairman, parents' weekend chairman, 45th anniversary committee, and associate member educator.

He served two terms as a DU undergraduate director and three terms as the province 12 Undergraduate Advisory Board representative.

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Dave Alani, Indiana '85, joined DU in 1981 "at a time when the chapter offered a lot of opportunities for individuals. I was one of a 29-member pledge class, the largest of the chapter in some time. Plus, there was a lot of tradition, which I liked. My time as an undergraduate was a great experience."

Dave, self-admittedly, was one of those guys that "just got along with everybody, but with going to class and working, I did not really have the time or desire to hold an office. Frankly, the chapter was so well run, I did not feel the need to be involved beyond that of being a supportive member. That is partly why I feel so strongly about being more involved now as part of the alumni board. We have challenges, as everyone does, but we have our visions which we strive to achieve. Overall, it is still fun, but there is always room for more volunteers." Dave is the alumni president for the Indiana Chapter and he

stays in touch with the leaders of the undergraduate chapter, while being an integral part of the "alumni machine" that advises the chapter and manages the property.

What keeps him involved? "I always want to try to raise the bar every year so that the experience level of the guys in the house is going to be one that they can enjoy. It gives me great pleasure to see our undergraduate brothers spend their time here in the chapter, graduate and move on to do well in their careers or graduate school.

That kind of satisfaction, in itself, is extremely rewarding . If we do our best to provide them with a great experience, then they will want to be more involved after they graduate; after all they will be the future alumni volunteers."

As to what advice he would give today's undergraduates, the answer was simple. "Be involved. Alumni need to recognize that they are a part of this

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organization, and should do their best to be involved in some capacity, whether that is attending an alumni event, donating financially, simply keeping in touch with their pledge brothers, or responding to a newsletter. One of my chapter brothers is my daughter's godfather, and three brothers stood up for me in my wedding. I will never trade those intangible things that the Fraternity gave me. Those that stay involved or in touch will be the ones that realize the intangible benefits and rewards of being a member of DU." Brother Alani is indeed a great ambassador of the Fraternity's ideals and principles, and an integral part of Delta Upsilon's mission to build better men.

The Dallas-Fort Worth DU Alumni Association held its annual golf tournament on June 2nd, a make-up date from a previous rainout. Participation was great with 40 brothers enjoying the outing. Proceeds from the tournament went toward a scholarship for the undergraduate chapter. Making up the winning foursome were Arlington alumni Sam Dick '70, Tom Donaldson '72, Larry Robertson '72, and David York '73, with a score of 12 under par.

For information on next year's event, contact Scott Layman at 817.483.0521, laymantex@aol.com, or visit www.deltaualumni.com.

Central Florida's newest member, Joseph T. Ramsey, was initiated in Korea in mid-January. He was initiated by G. Breton Wedding '99 and Stephen N. Sams '95. Brother Ramsey is a Captain in the Army Transportation Corps and was Brother Wedding 's commanding officer. Brother Wedding said that listening again to the words of the Fraternity's Ritual reminded him and reinforced all the wonderful things he had received from being a part of Delta Upsilon .

James E. Youker, Colgate '50, Professor and Chairman of Radiology at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, received the Radiologic Society of North America's (RSNA) Gold Medal award for having "rendered unusual services to the science of radiology. " The college's dean and executive vice president stated, "Dr. Youker 's commitment to the educational, clinical and research aspects of radiology merits the accolades that accompany the award ." Brother Youker is in his 34th year as chairman of the department of radiology at the college.

On March 2, 2002, members of the Delaware Chapter held their first reunion since the chapter closed in 1983. Over half of the chapter members attended the event at the DuPont Country Club in Wilmington, Delaware. Some brothers traveled from as 12

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far as Hawaii, California, and Florida for the occasion. Matt "Krop" Kropiewnicki '79 put together a display of chapter composites and memorabilia for the evening. Mark Reed' 73, along with other brothers, spent over seven months tracking down contact information for the members. Brother Reed remarked that, "The excitement and joy of being together again was more than worth the effort!" Keep your name on themailinglistbycontactingBrotherReedatmreed45@juno.com.

Peter Krass, Lafayette '87, dedicated the last three years to writing Carnegie, a biography of one of the major figures in American history - the industrialist and renowned philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. The book is due to be released by John Wiley & Son Publishers in September.

Brother Krass is the script consultant for a BBC television program on Andrew Carnegie. He is also working on his next book, Blood & Whiskey: the Life and Times of Jack Daniel, an American Legend.

Yong Cha Jones has established a scholarship at the University of Maine Foundation in honor of her son, Laurence A. Jones, Jr., Maine '93, who was tragically murdered November 20, 1993. Eligible to apply for the scholarship are graduates of Maine high schools who are second or third year students at the University of Maine, with preference going to those maintaining a 3.0 GPA or better, and those students majoring in psychology.

Evil Clown Animation, a.k.a. Michael I. Dobson, McMaster '96, is a cutting-edge multimedia studio working on an attention-getting seven-minute animated short film titled Carnage. Brother Dobson is an animation director who completed his BA in history at McMaster University before going on to animation school at Sheridan College and later Capilano College in North Vancouver. Carnage shows Siobhan's (the heroine) quest to rescue her lover (One With Gods) from the demon of supreme evil (Slag). Having worked on some television shows previously, Mike succumbed to the urge to write, direct, and produce Carnage.

Visit www.evilclownanimation.com and see for yourself what goes on in the creative mind of Brother Dobson.

Barrett J. "BJ" McGinn, Northern Io wa '99, begins his second season as a graduate assistant coach for the Wildcats basketball team at Wayne State College in Wayne, Nebraska. Brother McGinn previously spent three seasons as an assistant coach at Cedar Falls High School, and was a student assistant coach at Wartburg College in 1996-97. McGinn tells the Quarterly, "I have really enjoyed my experience at Wayne State. We have a very well respected program, and a tremendous coaching staff. We have a game scheduled with the Panthers at Northern Iowa on December 16, and I'm very excited about the opportunity to go back to my alma mater and get to coach in a game there. I'm also looking forward to seeing some of the members of the chapter. I definitely owe a lot to DU and the members of the Northern Iowa Chapter who helped me along the way and encouraged me. Leadership, teamwork, commitment, and brotherhood are life lessons that I use everyday in coaching, and I learned them all during my time at the DU Chapter at Northern Iowa."

We will be closely watching the Dallas Cowboys ' offense this season with the debut of Bruce N. Coslet, Pacific '68, as the Cowboys ' offensive coordinator, and Galen Hall, Pennsylvania State '62, as the offensive line coach for the running backs.

Brother Coslet brings to the Cowboys 30 years of experience as an NFL player, assistant coach, offensive coordinator, and head coach. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said, "We wanted someone with play-calling experience at a high level, a track record at the highest level, and somebody with a creative mind who can mold a scheme around his personnel. I think we've been able to do that with a man who meets all of these G. Hall requirements, the best man for the job, and the man who will take our offense where it needs to be."

Brother Hall has enjoyed head coaching success in guiding the Rhein Fire (1995- A. Gilbert (r) and his 2000) of NFL Europe to a 36-27 record and league titles in 1998 and 2000. Hall's Bolivian friend, Juan. most recent professional football head coaching assignment was with the XFL's Orlando Rage (2001). His assignment with the Cowboys reunites him with Emmitt Smith, recruited to the Florida Gators in 1987 by Hall and coached by Brother Hall throughout his collegiate career.

Armed with his BS in Agricultural Economics and DU 's Four Founding Principles, Anthony J. Gilbert, Pennsylvania State '95, embarked on his three-year Peace Corps

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John D. Rinehart, Jr., South Carolina '92, has announced the formation of his new law practice Rinehart, Matthews, Schiller, Shaw & Reeves, LLC. The law firm, located in Rock Hill, South Carolina, provides estate planning, personal injury, workers ' compensation, real estate, taxation , domestic, criminal, and aviation law.

Shown to the right are Lacrosse coach John T. Desko, Syracuse '79, (1) and Syracuse University Director of Athletics Jake 1. Rinehart Crouthamel holding the school's eighth NCAA trophy. Brother Desko has guided the Orangemen to the NCAA Division I finals in each of his first four seasons as head coach at Syracuse. He is the owner of a 55-11 record and sports an 11-2 record in post-season games since taking over the helm in 1999.

Commemorating the 20th anniversary of the first space shuttle flight, Air & Space/Smithsonian magazine and DK Publishing have released Space Shuttle: The First 20 Years. The book is a salute to all who have flown on the shuttle since its maiden flight in 1981 and contains some reflections by Frederick H. Hauck, Tufts '62, currently the president and CEO of AX A Space of Bethesda, MD. During Brother Hauck's 11 years as a NASA astronaut, he flew on three space shuttle missions , the F. Hauck last as commander of Discovel), for the first space shuttle mission after the Challenger tragedy.

In discussing the book, Hauck commented, "I enjoyed immensely reading the reflections of my colleagues and viewing some superb photography that I had not seen before. Space Shuttle: Th e First 20 Years provides the reader with a view into the personal aspects of our adventures in space. The flight-by-flight summaries in the appendix provide a wealth of data documenting the amazing accomplishments of the space shuttle and the team that designed, built, operated, and flew it."

WilfOl'd A. Butler, Western Michigan '61 , was one of 13 interfraternity leaders honored to be named in the first class of recipients of the Chapman-Alter Award for Intetfraternal Excellence of the Theta Chi Fraternity. The Chapman-Alter Award recognizes the distinguished leadership of two Theta Chi Executive rJ(Jhe?'eCl<J., the (!/VfYn/d 0/ Directors, the late George Chapman and Howard R. Alter, Erejde-mOfYl' I~ 2001 hCl/Ve IejtCMbt/"delr;ole Jr., Executive Director Emeritus.

Following the inaugural honorees, Theta Chi Fraternity mCl/l'k MI, the lWei o/a!l9:£. E? Ct't';Xelld, plans to honor one individual each year who through Cl/J/.a distingui shed service has made a significant and lasting contribution to the development and advancement of the rJ(Jfte?'ecl<J, 0ZMJlClO (f('f S9't/f1;, 9:.~/iMl W Butler North American Fraternity System. ?/, !l6(}/},alcl?;' Ji3;.[KtO-, cd:{tce '0.9, Brother Butler, who was executive director of Delta Upsilon Fraternity, now cACI/I<(}/}b c.Sl J;0COOJ, ~o&ate '.96; eMtC/ heads his own consulting firm that works exclusively with not-for-profit ~a~le<J cA. ..:e;,9b, &j;/l'ctCllde '0.9 W&fle organizations.

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he 2001-02 Sweepstakes trophy is proudly displayed by Oklahoma delegates Tony Lopez '03 and Vernon Hooks '04. Brothers Lopez and Hooks are flanked by (1) Delta Upsilon President Ed Porter, Oklahoma '65, and (to the right) Distinguished DU Alumnus Denny Rehberg, Washington State '77, and Board Chairman Dick Campbell, Nebraska '68.

The Sweepstakes presentation was made Saturday night during the Grand Banquet program. The event culminated the Thursday-Saturday activities which included an outing to Kings Island, educational sessions, and legislative meetings of both the Undergraduate Convention and the Assembly of Trustees.

During the three days the Fraternity's Board of Directors and the Educational Foundation's Board of Trustees also held their meetings .

Over 400 people were in attendance with 77 chapters, colonies, and interest groups being represented.

Educational programming at the Leadership Institute is made possible through a grant from the DU Educational Foundation.

Saturday afternoon clean-up at a community garden in Cincinnati afforded the Delta U brothers some time outdoors and working together to make a difference.

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Stephen K. Rowley, Ohio '65 Chairman, Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation

Brothers, When we were initiated, we promised "to be loyal to the Delta Upsilon Fraternity and to our Chapter ... and use all honorable mea ns to promote their interests." The ne>..1: 14 pages are a celebration of brothers who a re striving to fu lfill that promise through gifts to the Delta Upsilon Educational FOWldation. These brothers know that their contributions help to promote the best interes ts of the individual brothers, their chapters, and the Fraternity. Without th ese dedicated members and their generous gifts, the Foundation would not be able to ass ist th e Fraternity in so many valuable ways.

In addition, I would like to offer my th anks to the Board of Trustees and staff for their vision, dedicat ion, and loyalty to Delta Upsilon. I would especially like to mention and thank Brothers Paul B. Edgerley, Kansas State '78, Gary S. Adams, Oregon '66, and Scott A.W. Johnson , Washington '80, who have stepped down from th e Fo undation Board. Each of th ese brothers has served the board ad mirably, and their services will be truly missed .

We are also honored to announce election of Brothers John A. Delaney, Florida '77, Le~vis D. Gregory, Kansas '75, and Allan M. Lansing, Wes tern Ontario '53, to th e Fo und ation Board. These brothers have attended the recent Leadership Institute and DUEF Board meeting and I know that all of these brothers ~ll be valuable asse ts to our Foundation's Board. Also, this year the DUEF staff a nd Trustees welcomed Brother Craig S. Sowell, Houston '92, as the Director of Alumni Development. Craig ~ll be ass istin g Foundation Executive Director David Schumacher to provide day-to-day leadership for th e Foundation and the Fraternity. Craig has stepped into a void left by Brother Aaron D. Clevenger, Central Florida '97, who has return ed to Orlando, Florida, to pursue his graduate studies. Aaron's impact while serving on the Foundation staff has been invaluable. We would be remiss if we did not thank him and wish him well in his future end eavors.

As always, we appreciate yo ur continued support of the DUEF. It is through your generous support that the Delta Upsilon Education al Foundation is able to provide valuable educational programs and experiences for many of our brothers. Contributions are tax-deductible, and can be made at anytime by use of the enclosed envelope or simply contacting our Fo undation staff at Delta Upsilon's Headquarters. Once aga in, thank you for your continued support of Delta Upsilon.

Stephen K. Rowley, Ohio '65 Chairman, Delta Upsilon Educational Fo undation

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For over 50 years, the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation has existed to help change the lives of the undergraduate members. Through the generous annual gifts of our brothers, the Foundation has been able to provide educational grants to the Fraternity, DU chapters, and individual members in a variety of ways including the following.

• The Leadership Institute brings together brothers from all chapters each summer for a fourday experience that includes educational seminars for chapter officers, interactive sessions focusing on the Fraternity's Four Founding Principles, a community service event, and a model initiation.

• The Winter Educational Conference typically includes the Presidents Academy, the Recruitment Symposium, and the Charles Evans Hughes DUEL (Delta Upsilon Emerging Leaders) Program.

• Membership Education. The Founding Fathers of DU envisioned an association that is committed to the education and personal growth of its brothers. The Four Word program (currently in pilot stage) is an example of one of DU's educational programs.

Four Word is DU's personal growth and development curriculum, tailored to each individual member.

• The McQuaid Scholarship/Fellowship awards undergraduate scholarships and graduate fellowships of $2,500 each to deserving DU members.

• Chapter Educational Accounts provide for restricted funds within the endowment of the Foundation. Donors have the ability to make taxdeductible gifts benefiting the educational needs of a specific chapter.

• The Leadership Consultant Program provides oncampus resources for chapters and brothers to improve their chapter's operation and effectiveness.

The Foundation provides an annual grant to help defray the cost of educational workshops, seminars, and retreats administered by the leadership consultants.

• The Alumni Volunteer Conference, conducted during the Leadership Institute, provides instruction and problem-solving seminars for those who serve as alumni volunteers to our chapters.

• The Delta Upsilon/Boys & Girls Club service partnership was created as a forum for local DU chapters to actively engage in grass roots volunteerism. The involvement with Boys & Girls Clubs affords DU brothers the opportunity to develop character and lasting friendships.

Additional support includes: • Support of the Regional Leadership Seminars (RLS).

• The Quarterly, the Cornerstone, and other educational publications.

• IHQ summer internship program.

• Grants for UIFI to individual members.

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Brian M. Jones, Carthage 'DO, recipient of the McQuaid Graduate Fellowship, has served his chapter as chapter president, VP- recruitment, and as a past member of the Undergraduate Advisory Board. He has received various other awards including being named a member of Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society and has played an active part in his chapter's continued membership education by staying involved as an alumnus. Brother Jones stated, "Without Delta Upsilon, I don't know if I would have become the person I am today; my brothers are a part of me. This is the Delta Upsilon experience, and I am proud and privileged to be part of it." Brother Jones is currently enrolled as a student at the Medical University of South Carolina.

Aaron A. Sloup, Kansas State '04, has served his chapter on the recruitment committee, academic review board, a member of the executive counsel, and as VPrecruitment. He has also been involved in the College of Engineering Honors Program and Engineering Student Council; was named a KSU Foundation & Engineering Scholar, and served as president of Silver Key, an organization comprised of all sophomores, which sponsors monthly service projects for the campus and the Manhattan, Kansas community. Besides

crediting DU as a major networking tool, he stated, "Overall, joining DU has been one of the best decisions I've ever made. It has given me opportunities for leadership that I wouldn't have received in any other way. DU has been the catalyst in making me into a leader." Brother Sloup continues as a student at Kansas State University.

Quincy D. Spencer, Northwestern State '03, boasts an impressive resume both in Delta Upsilon, his campus, and in his community. He has served his chapter not only as chapter president but also as a colony president, while helping to guide the newly chartered Northwestern State Chapter from a colony to a chapter of Delta Upsilon. He is President of the Student Activities Board, a member of the National Order of Omega, and was a nominee for Greek Man of the Year on his campus. He has been accepted into numerous honor societies and is involved in countless other campus organizations. He states, "Being a member of Delta Upsilon has opened many doors for me. As an individual, I have discovered my potential and learned my limits." Brother Spencer expects to graduate in May of2003.

Applications for the 2003 McQuaid Scholarships will be accepted beginning January I, 2003 until April 15, 2003. Additional information on these scholarships is available at www.deltau.org or by contacting Brother Craig S. Sowell, Houston '92 at 317-875-8900 ext. 225 or e-mail Sowell@DeltaU.org.

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Brothers can give at two levels: the Blue Level recognizes gifts from $18.34 to $29.99, and the Level recognizes gifts of $30+. Donors receive a recognition certificate and mention in the DU Quarterly.

I , Level donors receive, in addition, a collector's lapel pin which design changes each year.

In addition to individual recognition, chapters are also recognized for their cumulative giving total in a fiscal year.

Chapters are identified as Bronze, Silver, or d Chapters, with cumulative totals of $250, $500, and $1,000 respectively.

The 2002-03 Oak Circle year is already underway!

Undergraduates who would like to contribute, alumni who would like to sponsor undergraduates, or gifts from a chapter or alumni in the name of the chapter may be given by using the enclosed envelope in this Quarterly, by visiting the Fraternity's website at www.DeltaU.org, or contacting the International Headquarters.

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he DUEF is pleased to announce the results the Oak Circle's first year! The. ~ak Circle is t~~ Fraternity's first undergraduate glvmg club speCIfically recognizing gifts from undergraduates to the annual campaign. Brothers responded favorably to the program by exceeding the expected goal for the year and raising more than $3,000.

The money raised through undergraduate giving will be used in establishing an endowment for $500 scholarships to be awarded each year at the Leadership Institute. As the endowment grows, the number of scholarships that will be awarded will increase. The DUEF has announced its support of the program by subsidizing the scholarships for the next two years until the first full endowment is reached. The first scholarship will be awarded at the 2003 Leadership Institute in Norfolk, Virginia, with applications being accepted after January 1, 2003.

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Undergraduate Donors Oak Circle - Gold ($30+) Alberta Jonathan R. Sharun '03 Cal Poly Ryan C. Celaya '04 Coady H. Pruett '02 Carthage Nathan A. Becker '03 Christopher A. Bobinski '03 Carthage Chapter Timothy P. Grailer '03 Brett A. Kosec '03 Michael D. Rust '02 Central Florida Richard E. Brin '01 Brian R. Dunhill '03 Brian C. Gill '04 Gavin W. Hall '04 Michael T. Licea '02 Mark K. Lim '04 Philip T. McDaniel '02 L. T. Miller '02 MatthewW. Reaves '04 Jesus R. Salgueiro '02

Stephen Schultz '02 Shawn M. Szydlik '03 Nathaniel B. Taylor '03 Christopher R. Turner '03 Christopher C. Walker '05 Culver-Stockton John F. Courtney '04 Jan'od J. Hendricks '04 Fresno Bradley J. Adame '03 Marvin L. Foo '02 Brent A. Kerns '04 Houston Ryan P. Connell '04 Philip D. Farley '05 Jason G. Honeycutt '02 Chad R. Rogers '03 Frederick D. Swain '01 Brandon K. Thomas '03 Edward L. Tulin '03 Scott S. Zamir '05 Iowa Charles E. Howes '01 Kansas State Co rbin G. Navis '02

Graham J. Ripple '05 Lafayette Thomas M. Ashton '86 Andrew C. Long '03 Manitoba Richard I. Zolondek '04 Michigan Tech Cory M. Arthur '02 Paul R. Beeman '02 Eric W. Curylo '03 Ryan A. DeDecker '02 Benjamin B. Dekarske '02 Matthew J. Devitt '02 Troy D. Erickson '02 David M. Fagan '04 Christopher A. Gibbs '04 Douglas A. Johnson '04 Jason D. LaLonde '04 Adam A. Mitteer '03 Aaron M. Parmenter '04 Kha H. Vu '02 William J. Ward '03 Matthew J. Wargula '02 Trent W. Weatherwax '03

Nebraska Andrew J. Carr '03 David V Drew '02 Daniel T. Finn '03 John P. Gilroy '04 Jeff P. Kratz '03 William J. Lawton '01 Northern Arizona Leviathan B. Aborne '01 Samuel Alboy '01 Golden C. St. John '01 Northern Colorado Patrick L. Gerhart '04 Ohio Andrew M. Gundlach '02 Oregon State Gregory B. Laird '02 Purdue Benjamin J. Megel '02 Rochester Daryl W. Reisfeld '03 Daniel S. Vickery '03 Western Illinois Mike J. Ceko '02 Timothy J. Ceko '02

Thomas D. Feldman '02 Keith G. Hill '04 Michael N. Pamperin '01 Wichita John S. Adams '03

Oak Circle - Blue ($18.34 - $29.99) Arlington Ads Freeman '03 Central Florida Joseph Barbito '02 Barrett R. Mulford '04 Gregory M. Roberts '03 Jonathan R. Schroeder '04 Culver-Stockton Ezekiel J. Anderson '01 DePauw Andy P. McGovern '03 Washington State Roy J. Towse '03 DePaul Interest Group Chris Groenendal

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(gifts of $25,000 or more) Anonymous Paul B. Edgerley, Kansas State '78 - CEA +

Charles Evans Hughes Circle (gifts of $10,000 to $24,999) Allan M. Lansing, Western Ontario '53 Arthur K. Lund, San Jose '55 - CEA Raymond E. Mason, Ohio State '41

James S. McDonnell Circle (gifts of $5,000 to $9,999)

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James Avery, Illinois '44 J. Carter Bacot, Hamilton '55 David 1. Cole, Wilmington '72 William R. Gordon, Kansas State '60 - CEA Richard A. Hegeman, Purdue '49 Edgar F. Heizer, Jr., Northwestern '51 Maurice S. Mandel, Chicago '55 Charles D. Miller, Johns Hopkins '49 John W. Rogers, Miami '57

Bruce S. Bailey, Denison '58 Jerry 1. Bobo, Houston '77 - CEA + Richard B. Campbell, Nebraska '68 Richard 1. Delano, Indiana '85 Craig R. Enochs, Houston '94 - CEA Robert M. Loch, Nebraska '54 Gregory H. Mathews, Florida '70 James D. McQuaid, Chicago '60 H . Paul Picard, Houston '82 - CEA + A. Ed Porter, Oklahoma '65 Stephen K. Rowley, Ohio '65 Nelson Schaenen, Jr., Cornell '50 Charles L. Stanford, Houston '88 - CEA Kenneth H. Suelthaus, Technology '66 John T. Weisel, Oregon '48

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Herbert Brownell Circle (gifts of $1,000 to $2,499)

Dear Brothers, . ure leadership is exactly what o~r Investing 111 our fut ding with their support . d friends are 0 I r . sincerely gratefu to ou many alumnl an . t' Club We are 0 of the Preslden s 路 de gifts of $20 or b mbers who ma President's Clu me d ' ra duates those important , 'd' DU un erg h' h help build better m en. more, proVI Ing , . ' t'vesw lC educationallnlUa I , . ' sident's Club for the yea~ MembershiP 111 the Fre d 5fT1 from the preVIOUS 2002 increase '/ 0 'd Ed Porter ending June 30, ~ The Foundation has reserve Oklahoma '65 , ear's annual campaign. t acknowledge the P 'dent, Delta Upsilon Fraternity Y three pages 0 resl the space on these . t's Club by listing their names. aign and are listed as den support of the Presl 'd the leadership for our annual CaITIPAlso recognized as a f all supporters. 'b tors proVI e These contIl u " 1 Honor Roll 0 . $200 or more to a 'ecogmz1l1g t 1e ho have gIven President's Club members well in the pages r , nt's Club are those members w member of the PreSIde t lCBA) , Thank yOU to all tl:e look to continue Chapter Educational ~ccoun e of their specified chantles as we for keeping Delta UpSIlon as on _ ' to the leaders of tomorrow. duate brothers 111 , moldi.ng undergra . t to the President s . our commltmen d today by joining or renew1l1~ Y h ' Annual Report between pages Please respon . e ift envelope inserted 111 t IS Club by complet1l1g th g dvan ce for your support.

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Horace L. Acaster, Pennsylvania '44 Scott R. Bayman, Florida '68 Paul J. Bodine, Jr., Northwestern '50' Charles M. Carey, Illinois '82 - CEA + David E. Chambers, Arizona '60 Donald A. Chew, Kansas State '81 - CEA Stephen R. Cornwell, San Jose '63 - CEA Edwin D. Crane, Arkansas '76 Harry A. Crawford, Ohio State '47 Abraham L. Cross Christopher B. D'hondt, lllinois '88 - CEA + Thomas W. Darling, Syracuse '81 Thomas F. Durein, Oregon State '92 Robert R. Evans, HOllston '74 - CEA Richard F. Fagan, Washington '52 Ross K. Fuller, San Jose '49 W. H. Harwell, Jr., Missouri '51 Charles F. Jennings, Marietta '31 Rees M. Jones, Manitoba '67 William G. Kagler, Syracuse '54 Howard Kahlenbeck, Jr., Indiana '52 Will S. Keirn, Pacific '75 Lawrence M. Kendall, Kansas State '68- CEA Martin Krasnitz, Chicago '57 Richard F. Laubengayer, Kansas State '64 - CEA Gary L. Levering, Northwestern '61 Jordan B. Lotsoff, Northern lllinois '88 Carroll L. Lurding, Ohio State '59 M. Eighmy Foundation - CEA Dave Maguire, Southern Illinois '73 Richard C. Marx, Pennsylvania '54

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Michael A. Menius, North Carolina '68 William L. Messick, Lafayette '68 John P. Morgridge, Wisconsin '55 Jeffery B. Morris, Kansas State '79CEA Mark G. Ritchie, Iowa '83 Christopher L. Saricks, Kansas '70 Harry L. Staley, Bucknell '52 Norman J. Steffey, Kansas State '57 CEA Michael L. Stepovich, San Jose '56CEA Marvin F. Swanson, Kansas State '57 -CEA Mrs. Ashton M. Tenney, Jr., in memory of Ashton M. Tenney, Jr., Chicago '43 Richard B. Thompson, Michigan State '67 Allan A. Warrack, Alberta '61 Roger W Wothe, Technology '58 Samuel M. Yates, San Jose '55

Edgar Bergen Circle (gifts of $500 to $999) Roy F. Allan, Lehigh '68 Bruce C. Anderson, Purdue '65 William J. Bittner, Bradley '74 David M. Blatner, Southwest Missouri '86 Ernest J. Bontadelli, San Jose '50CEA William W Boyd, Northwestern '48 James E. Bradley, Michigan State '66 Harry N. Briggs, Missouri '51 W Peny Brown, Miami '52 David H. Carnahan, Denison '60 Douglas A. Cassens, Kent State '68CEA + Lawrence M. Cooper, Kansas State '73-CEA Joseph A. DeBlasio, North Carolina '62 John A. Delaney, Florida '77 Raymond B. Dhue, Michigan State '68 Darrell E. Dukes, San Jose '53 - CEA John H. Eyler, Washington '69 R. Thomas Fenstermaker, Illinois '55 -CEA+ John E. Forester, Wisconsin '33 J. William Frank III, Lehigh '68 Craig J. Franz, Bucknell '75 CEA == Chapter Educational Account Donor

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Nicholas T. Giorgianni, Kent State '56 -CEA+ Lewis D. Gregory, Kansas '75 Thomas E. Harrison, Jr., Johns Hopkins '53 John F. Herma, Rutgers '70 John C. Herron, South Carolina '88 Richard M. Holland, Syracuse '83 H. Karl Huntoon, Illinois '72 Thomas R. Jacobs, Arkansas '77 Richard G. Jacobus, Wisconsin '51 Charles H. Kamm, San Jose '57 - CEA John S. Kaufman, Lehigh '48 Rodney P. Kirsch, North Dakota '78 David R. Knuepfer, Iowa '76 William C. Krommenhoek, Nebraska '57 Byron O. Lee, Jr., Purdue '51 Lewis A. Maroti, Lehigh '58 John S. McConnell, DePauw '66 R. Gordon McGovern, Brown '48 William C. Mcintosh, Michigan '53 Frederick D. Meyers, Ohio State '49 Raymond R. Moser, Jr., Georgia Tech '83 J. David Nelson, Northwestern '63 Warren P. Nesbitt, Wisconsin '76 Reginald B. Newman II, Northwestern '59 David H. Nixon, Illinois '73 - CEA + Michael A. Pizzuto, Illinois '81 Jon L. Prime, Bradley '63 Thomas S. Rakow, Northwestern '65 Michael J. Raskin, Washington '83 Edward A. Rosenfeld, Oregon State '42

David R. Schumacher JeffreyW Sears, Northern Arizona '98 James C. Shaw, Ohio State '49 Jeffrey Siegel, Mmyland '78 William A. Sigman, Iowa State '50 James S. Simpkins, Washington State '81

William S. Smeltzer, Syracuse '58 James W Smith, Washington & Lee '62 Craig S. Sowell, Houston '92 - CEA + Patrick Spooner, San Jose '55 Donald W Strickland, Marietta '66 Clifford W Swenson, Arizona '40 Scott E. Tarter, DePauw '84 Michel C. Thielen, Iowa '57

Foundation Robert W Thompson, Oklahoma '61 Derek M. Tubbs, Texas A & M '92 Robert L. Tyburski, Colgate '74 Peterv. Ueberroth, San Jose '59 Ben T. Walkingstick, Oklahoma '52 James V. White, Michigan '50 Charles F. Witte, Miami '51 David H. Wynja, Iowa '67 Charles G. Dawes Circle

(gifts of $200 to $499) L. Philip Abernathy, Oklahoma '68 H. Glenn Adams, Texas '88 Jaime M. Aguero, Houston '98 Donald V. Alecd, Bucknell '85 David V. Allard, Indiana '70 Alden L. Allen, Minnesota '49 Bruce C. Allen, Illinois '79 - CEA Charles L. Allen, Michigan State '55 Brent A. Anderson, North Dakota '84 Stephen J. Anderson, Northern Iowa '79 Arniel Arad, California '98 L. John Arbizzani, Auburn '68 Drew C. Aron, San Jose '89 Thomas M. Ashton, Lafayette '86 Jason T. Bacheler, Pennsylvania State '95 Harold D. Barker, Miami '50 Thomas P. Bays, Oregon State '42 George S. Beirndiek, Missouri '35 Ted J. Biggerstaff, Nebraska '63 George A. Blair, Miami '37 Stanley N. Bormann, Minnesota '64 Herbert H . Boswau, Denison '55 Michael G. Boylan, Bradley '69 Frederick W. Bradley, Jr., Colgate '50 Terry J. Brady, Missouri '62 L. R. Brammer, Jr., Oklahoma '47 Robert J. Brand, Louisville '70 Pierce Bray, Chicago '49 Jerry E. Brennan, Jr., Purdue '55 Kelley J. Brennan, Marietta '64 Bartlett C. Brewster, Colorado '77 Christian Brim, Oklahoma '92 Robert W. Broad, Syracuse '60 Walter R. Brookhart, Virginia '71 Christopher 1. Browne, Illinois '85 - CEA + Keith B. Bruening, Iowa State '80 Dean A. Bruschwein, North Dakota '74 Jeffrey A. Bryant, Oregon State '97 John C. Buist, Wisconsin '53 Kent R. Busse, Northern Iowa '82 Mark E. Callihan, Pennsylvania State '87 AnthonyV. Carcel, Washington '01 Kevin D. Carlton, Washington '86 John L. Cassell, Jr. , Texas '70 Michael A. Cate, Ka nsas State '68- CEA Allen V. Cellars, Oregon '47 Ken Y. Chan, Central Florida '97 - CEA Alan R. Chapman, JIlinois '69 Joseph w. Ciatti, Oregon '64 Brent L. Circle, Indiana '67 Aaron D. Clevenger, Central Florida '97 - CEA + Clement T. Cole, Camegie '79 Th eodo re C. Cole, Iowa '42 Jan M. Collins, Kansas '61 Joseph M. Colonell, Colorado '59 Peter E. Co stich , Daumolltl! '49 Jeffrey w. Courter, Iowa State '84 Thomas R. Cox, Northwestern '61 H. Richard Crowther, Technology '54 Adam L. Culley, Northern Iowa '00 Randall G. Culp, Washington State '59 Robert A. Dahlsgaard , Jr. , Bradley '63 Robert H. Damm, Sl'racllse '58 Ned P. Darling, Oregon State '42 Jack David, Rutgers '63 Ja m es F. Davidson, California '48 HerbertW. Dean, Syracllse '39

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Mark S. Jones, Arlington '75 Charles L. Kavanagh, CaJifomia '64 Edward Kavazanjian, Jr., Technology '73 Horace S. Keifer, Jr., Ohio State '48 Bryan 1. Kinnan10n, Iowa State '69 Matthew A. Klein, Cornell '71 Jeffrey K. K1imala, Indialla '89 Paul J. K1uempers, Indialla '84 T. Michael Kn ies, Ten nessee '71 Jam es R. Knu epfer, Iowa '79 Stephan G. Kouzomjs, Illinois '68 Ronald R. Kovener, Indiana '55 Oscar H . Kraft, Carnegie '35 Jerome G. Kralis, PlIrdlle '51 Barry S. Kramer, RlItgers '62 Douglas C. Kramlich, Northwestern '59 David A. Krebs, Miall/i '80 Charles R. Kurtak, Washillgtoll State '42 Timothy M. Kutka, HOIlStOIl '00 - CEA + R. Alle n LaBerge, Washillgtoll '87 Andris Lacis, PlIrdlle '64 Robert A. Lafontaine, Sa nta Barbara '9 1 Robert J. LaFortune, PlIrdlle '51 Robert S. Lannin, Nebraska '81 Jack D. Lapham, Ma rietta '49 Russell S. Larko, Illdiana '81 Kenneth J. Lee, DePallw '47 David E. Leichtfuss, Wisconsin '58 James v. Leininger, Ma rietta '48 Robert O. Lippi, Califom ia '45 Stephen A. Lison, Miall/i '62 Thomas C. Litwiler, Kellt State '56 Stacy B. Lloyd III, Middleblll}' '60 George C. Long, Bowling Green '67 Thomas B. Lundeen, Platteville '52 J. Edward Lundy, Iowa '36 Jon D. Lundy, DePallw '90 J. Lawrence Marsh, Colgate '75 David L. Marston, Iowa '63 Robert E K. Martin, Millllesota '95 - CEA + Robert J. Martin, Washington '59 Stephen C. Martinelli, California '52 Rodger A. Marting, Ohio '67 Charles M. Martucci, Long Beach '88 Gregory P. Matic, Illin ois '75 Thomas E. Mattson, Oregoll '63 Kevin B. McCord, Misso llri '98 Robert S. McKeeman, Georgia Tech '77 Robert C. McKinstlY, Iowa State '50 Curt D. McMillen, Iowa '80 Eddie D. McNew, Denisoll '54 David M. Merenda, Pennsylvania State '77 David M . Mertens, Michigan Tech '94 Edward A. Metcalf III, Ka nsas '43 Kenne th D. Miller, Iowa '67 Michael G. Mitchell, Texas '65 C. Richard Molenaar, Bradley '71 John L. Moodie, Iowa State '45 William C. Moodie, Jr., Lehigh '47 Richard L. Mo rgan , Texas '69 Patrick J. B. Morison, Westem Olltario '01 Richard L. Morrison, Kansas '70 DonaldJ. Moulin, Califomia '53 Brian E. Mudrick, LOllisville '82 Ro bert W. Muntzinger, Kent Sta te '51 - CEA + Marshall T. Nanninga, Cl1icago '47 David S. Nelson, Clarkson '69 Herbert H. Nelson, Colorado '59 Rodney L. Nelson, Minnesota '63 John C. Nemeth , Kent State '67 - CEA + Steven H . Neumann, Michigml Tech '87 Donald E Newman, Camegie '54 Michael A. Nickey, Iowa State '65 George Nicola u , Mic/zigan '48 Thomas R No rris, Missollri '60 Evan M. Nosek, Northem Illin ois '85 Thomas C. O'Bannon, Oklahoma '82 William E O'Dell, Illinois '31 - CEA + Henry J. Ochs, Jr., Missouri '33 Gary Y. Oleson, Lafayette '70 Brett A. Olson, Bradley '88 James A. Oppy, Kansas State '64 Julius A. Otten III, Michigan '62 Richard E. Parker, Oklahoma '65

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Mark Parseghian, Lehigh '49 Sid W. Patterson, Dartmouth & Oklahoma '42 Gordon L. Pauley, Nebraska '49 Harry Pawlik, North Carolina '54 Jeffrey A. Pesta, Sail jose '85 Joe H. Petty, DePallw '36 James P. Pless as, California '53 James G. Plewa, Illinois '78- CEA + Jason N. W. Plowm an, Mia mi '01 Neal R. Popham, Purdue '54 G. B. Pratt, Michigan State '66 Roger L. Price, Oregoll '62 Coady H. Pruett, Cal Poly '02 Roger E Ray, Arlington '70 Walte r N. Reagan, DePauw '46 Richard M. Rettstadt, Florida '82 Ronald R. Rice, Purdue '57 Warren E. Rich, PlIrdue '53 Lee O. Ringham, Pllrdlle '61 James S. Roberts, Florida '63 Charles N . Rodgers, Kent State '60 - CEA + M. Hugh Rogers, Jr., UCLA '33 Paul E. Rosenthal, Florida '73 Mark L. Rupert, Oklaholl/a '74 Edwin O. Salisbury, Syracllse '40 Steven T. Satek, Wisconsin '88 Terrence K. Schmoyer, Jr. , SOllth Carolina '88 Victor R. Schoen, Miami '50 Do na ld I. Scott, Oklahoma '61 Joseph M. Sheridan, Rlltgers '77 Mark A. Slaven, TI lfrs '78 Donald C. Slawson , Kansas '56 E Samu el Smith , Illdiana '61 Richard L. Smith, Colgate '68 Roger L. Smith, Stanford '59 George E. Snyder, Mich iga n State '57 Michael P. Spillum, M iclligan State '58 Albert P. Stauderman, Jr., Syracllse '58 Richard L. Stern, Georgia Tech '90 John S. Stewart, Fresno '84 George S. Studle, Washington State '57 Todd C. Su lliva n, Santa Barbara '95 Jerry L. Swanson, Nebraska '50 Calvin W. Tackett, Jr. , Arlington '82 Tamer N. Talaa t, LOllisville '82 Ben R. Tate, Jr., Missouri '41 Jonathan D. Taylor, Colby '83 Russel R. Taylor, Toronto '38 Vin cent J. Tedesco, Jr., Pennsylvania State '64 Richard J. Thorpe, Syracllse '60 Richard E. Tomalesky, Lelligh '65 Ray R. Trzynka, Washington '71 Peter A. Tuohy, Washington '53 Walter G. VanBenthuysen, Kent State '61 Douglas D. VanderWeide, Iowa State '89 John C. Vassil, Carnegie '52 Lawrence J. Verdier, Harvard '33 John H. Vinyard, Jr., Missollri '49 Clyde W. VonGrimmenstein, Pllrdlle '49 James B. Wadsworth, Jr. , Florida '65 William E Waters, Cornell '54 John L. Watters, Bucknell '64 John D. Weagra ff, Jr., Pennsylvania State '74 Andrew J. Weber, Wisconsin '77 Keith W. Weigel, Iowa '78 George C. Weingardt, Ohio State '55 Gregory J. Wessling, No rth Carolina '74 Richard A. West, Lafayette '53 Judson E. Wilhelm, Florida '68 Paul W. Wilke, Jr., Millnesota '50 Hugh E Wilkins, Nebraska '42 David E. Williams, Carnegie '64 Samuel D. Wolcott, Jr., Pennsylvania State '57 R. Kelley Woods, HOIiStOl1 '87 - CEA + Robert O. Yeasting, Washillgton '55 Robert G. Yingling, Jr., Missollri '62 Richard E. Yoder, Jr., Indiana '89 Robert A. Young, Washington '50 Ray K. Zarvell, Bradley '68 James E Zboyovsky, Pennsylvania State '51 James A. Zeese, Minnesota '59

Horace L. Acaster, Pennsylvania '44 Frederic Ackerson, Iowa '44 Leland J. Adams, Jr., Bucknell '64 GregOlY L. Allemann , Missouri '69 Bruce C. Anderson, Purdue '65 John R. Ashby, Arlington '74 Thomas P. Bays, Oregon State '42 Charles R. Benson, Iowa '41 Robert R. Bidwell, Chicago '50 Paul J. Bodine, Jr., Northwestern '50 Claude M. Boland, Bradley '53 Herbert H. Boswau, Denison '55 Michael G. Boylan, Bradley '69 Jere E. Bremer, Bradley '66 Harry N. Briggs, Missouri '51 John L. Cassell, Jr., Texas '70 Allen V. Cellars, Oregon '47 David E. Chambers, Arizona '60 Thomas W. Cheney, Nebraska '36 Mark A. Clemente, Cornell '73 Charles E. Cookson, Western Reserve '51 John O. Cronk, Iowa State '60 David L. Cutter, Stanford '61 Robert A. Dahlsgaard, Jr., Bradley '63 Robert S. Elwell, Rochester '50 Donald S. Farquharson, Indiana '40 Henry A. Federa, Louisville '37 Jonathan M. Fletcher, Iowa '35 Peter L. Forrest, Florida '58 P. David Franzetta, Michigan State '70 Gary J. Golden, Rutgers '74 Francis L. Goodwin, Jr., Nebraska '50 William R. Grant, Union '49 Lewis D. Gregory, Kansas '75 Edward Groth, Jr., Rutgers '48

Gerald A. Hale, Western Michigan '42 Porter B. Hall, Kent State '49 Richard B. Hallman, Purdue '54 George J. Hamilton, Arkansas '77 Benjamin L. Harper, Indiana '54 H. Vincent Harsha, Iowa '52 Bradley B. Hoot, Michigan State '65 Aldie E. Johnson, Jr. , Iowa State '47 David O. Johnson, Kansas State '75 Orville E. Johnson, Washington State '39 John K. Johnston, Pennsylvania State '58 Howard Kahlenbeck, Jr., Indiana '52 Dennis S. Kanemori, Western Michigan '66 Keith O. Kaneta, Washington '59 Charles L. Kavanagh, California '64 Thomas F. Keating III, Cornell '57 Charles B. Kiesel, Brown '26 Oscar H. Kraft, Carnegie '35 Martin Krasnitz, Chicago '57 William C. Krommenhoek, Nebraska '57 Robert J. LaFortune, Purdue '51 Eugene A. Lucadamo, Lehigh '71 John W. Lynd, Syracllse '35 Angelo J. Magistro, Rochester '60 Maurice S. Mandel, Chicago '55 Robert J. Martin, Washington '59 Thomas E. Mattson, Oregon '63 Earl A. McGovern, Miami '51 Jeff B. Meeker, Florida '65 RobertW. Meier, Washington '73 Howard O. Mielke, Carnegie '51 Charles D. Miller, Johns Hopkins '49 Michael G. Mitchell, Texas '65 Donald R. Morse, Tufts '42 Thomas Nast III, Colgate '37

Herbert H. Nelson, Colorado '59 1. David Nelson, Northwestern '63 RobertW. Newell, DePauw '34 Donald F. Newman, Carnegie '54 Henry J. Ochs, Jr. , Missouri '33 Owen R. Opdahl, Minnesota '41 Edward B. Perkins, Swarthmore '49 V. Edward Perkins, Brown '35 Joe H. Petty, DePau.w '36 John S. Po lies, Carnegie '67 Aubrey H. Polser, Jr., Texas '65 Richard R. Popham, Purdue '40 James S. Roberts, Florida '63 John W. Rogers, Miami '5 7 Edward A. Rosenfeld, Oregon State '42 Paul E. Rosenthal, Florida '73 Mark L. Rupert, Oklahoma '74 Christopher L. Sa ricks, Kansas '70 Nelson Schaenen, Jr., Cornell '50 William A. Sigman, Iowa State '50 Henley L. Smith, Lafayette '51 John W. Sprout, Bucknell '48 Robert C. Sprout, Bucknell '49 George S. Studle, Washington State '57 Richard B. Thompson, Michigan State '67 Walter F. Trachsel, Wisconsin '59 Ben T. Walkingstick, Oklahoma '52 Thomas J. Westerheide, Marquette '72 James V. White, Michigan '50 Paul W. Wilke, Jr., Minnesota '50 Harry L. Wilkinson, Tufts '59 Ronald E. Wischhusen, Clarkson '76 Sheldon Wylie, Brown '57 Robert G. Yingling, Jr., Missouri '62 James F. Zboyovsky, Pennsylvania State '51

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The donations recognized below were gifted between July 1, 2001, and June 30, 2002. The Educational Foundation sincerely thanks you for your continuing support of Delta Upsilon. Your annual gift helps the Foundation fulfill its mission to help change the lives of our undergraduate brothers. It is because of your support that we are able to promote the best interest of the Fraternity, your chapters, and individual brothers.

ALBERTA L. Gillette '54 G. Graschuk '84 P. Heslip '63 E. King '42 D. Love '46 (16) B. McRae '0 1 G. Mills '95 (2) D. Parsons '60 J. Sharun '03 J. Stephens '44 (6) A. Warrack '61 (5) AMHERST J. Fairman '52 (5) R. LelVin '66 (3) ARIZONA 1'. AndrelVs '59 (3) R. Barker '61 (4) D. Chambers '60 (25) - S. Jewett '66 (2) - A. Morris, Jf. '60 (7) T. Strasburg '64 (2) C. Swenson '40 R. Sypul t ' 67 (10) ARKANSAS B. Beaird '76 (2) E. Crane '76 (10) D. Gean III '84 (3) G. Hamilton '77 (25)

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MARRIAGES Bowling Green '00 Robert K. McAfee and Amy M. Miller, May 18, 2002.

Guelph '01 Justin R. Funk and Elisha Lauzon, July 6, 2002.

Houston '92 Michael A. Clark and Teresa Hazzard, November 10, 200 I. Houston '00 Christopher P. Hough and Clara Castellano, August 17, 200 I.

Nebraska '99 Chad A. Horsham and Stacy M. Rogers, May II , 2002.

Pace ' 95 Gregg M. Feldman and Lynn Schlesinger, April 7, 2002.

Syracuse '89 Daniel J. D' Andreano and Lisa Ann Nellenback, August 25 , 200 I. Texas '86 Archibald S. McNeill V and Erin Beth Ahearn, March 2, 2002,

Long Beachffennessee '94 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Willey, twin daughters, Alexandra Nicole and Rachel Morgan, September 29, 2001.

Manitoba '87 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Kumka, a son, Evan Laine, April 25, 2002.

Massachusetts '87 Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Valade, a son, Christian O'neil Rathmusan, July 4, 2002.

Massachusetts '88 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Rodgers, twin sons, Jack Anthony and Maxwell Caesar, Jul y 7, 2002.

Massachusetts ' 92 Mr. and Mrs. Sameh H. Youssef, a daughter, Mary Grace, April 20, 2002.

Massachusetts ' 93 Mr. and Mrs. Chad M. Davine, a daughter, Madison, April 17, 2002.

Massachusetts ' 94 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Piscitello, a daughter, Kaelie Grace, April I, 2002.

Massachusetts '95 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Elliott, a son, James Mark Jr., June 6, 2002.

Massachusetts '95 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Taylor, a daughter, Annabelle Ruth, July 28, 2002.

Nebraska '87 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cheloha, a daughter, Sedona Leigh "Sadie," March 1, 2002.

Northern Colorado '96 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Schott, a daughter, Isabella Ryan, September 2, 2002.

Oklahoma '93 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Leonard, a daughter, Ash ley Kendall , April 12, 2002.

Oregon State '95 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan K. Smith, a son, Trevor Ryan , September 6, 200 l.

Western lllinois '97 Mr. and Mrs. Brent M. Wyatt, a son, Brendan Taylor, May 30, 2002.

BIRTHS Denison '94 Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Mancini, a daughter, Emma Christine, February II , 2002.

Houston ' 96 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Wallick, a son, Seth Andrew, March 4, 2002.

Houston '96 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Watson, a son, Clayton Michael, June 2 1, 2002.

Iowa ' 96 Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy S. Hagan, a daughter, Enuna Grace, March 29, 2002.

Iowa State '80 Mr. and Mrs. Keith B. Bruening, a daughter, Katherine Elaine, January 2, 2002.

DEATHS Alberta J. Murray Cowan '48 Thos. A. Richardson '39 Amherst Gilbert R. Lipshutz '68 Bowdoin Ledgard M. Hall '37 Bradley Walter F. Gadau '53 Brown Harry F. Edson, Jr. '54 A. Edward Grashof '53 California Eugene 1. Ang us '61 Carnegie Halden M . Beers '35 Paul D. Blyler, Sr. '32 Keith W. Bradley '51 Wilson L. Dornaus '35 Robert E. Odeh '52 J. Thomas Ross '33 John Wright ; Jr. '3 1 Chicago Shirl O. Evans, Jr. '47 Colgate George W. Berry '36 Henry R. Elmer, Sr. '31 John J. Gioffre '91 Wm . G. Mitchell , J1'. '43 Tho mas Nast 1II '37 Robert H. Rice '34 Cornell Robert B. Harri so n '36 William M. Hilton '40 J. F. Kirkpa trick '34 James L. Lew is '2 7 Dartmouth Thomas H. Steck '52 Denison James S . Allen '60 Robert S. Hamady '58 George T. Maghiclse '58 Florid a

F. C. Cressman, J1'. '60 Georgia Tech Billy J. Powell '63 Harvard Gerald D. Dorman '25 minois Howard H. Bai lie '48 Charles D. Gamble '29 Paul C. Sweet '23 R. T. Williamson '39 Indiana Robe.1 L. C ulp '39 Harold A. Franzman '48 Arthur B. Leible '46 F. L. McLaughlin '44 Robert A. Rooney '46 Iowa James V. Gibson '59 W. Morgan Sanford '36 Iowa State Collins W. Anderson '4 1 John H . Lovell '50 John B. Yo ung '28 Kansas Pau l R. Duckworth '46 Chester F. Fee '47 Howard Gadberry '43 Arch J. Galloway '34 James W. Hawes '50 Gregg A. Kinney '70 Ari ld D. Moe '48 William G . Moecke l '36 Kent State Robert J. Conrad '57 Arthur W. Kovacs '55 Lafayette Charles F. Bien '43 J. Edwin Hannstad '3 9 Louisville James L. Brown '45 Henry C. Jackson '5 2 Manitoba Benjamin O. Baker '40

Marietta R. M. Lindamood '44 Albert W. Sovil '49 McGill William G. Beer '40 Miami William B. Lewis '36 Michigan Willard W. Garvey '41 H. W. Gilfillan '39 T homas H. Wagner '37 Michigan Tech Leon J. Lepkowski '86 Middlebury Kenneth E . Kouri '58 Francis P. McNamee '50 Mhmesota Alfred de Buh,. '38 Missouri L. Bruce Conway '68 William N. Crawford '53 William K. Gibson '38 Warren T. Kingsbury '25 William H . Plummer '36 Nebraska John D. Beecham '53 Richard 1. Finnell '44 Ralph L. Reed '40 Arnold L. Strasheim '54 Laurence T. 'Tyler '31 New York Howard L. Noll '43 North Carolina Morgan Denni s '66 Northern minois Paul E. Gipso n '68 Northwestern K. Brooks Abernathy '40 Warden T. Blair. Jr. '45 Robert J. Degenaar '40 Robert E. McLachlin '71 Ohio R. P. DiBenedetto '95

Michael J. Dixon '67 Jack A. Kelley '65 N ilesR. Saari '54 Ohio State Henry F. Ingersoll '48 A. R. Turner, Jr. '52 Oklahoma Villard Martin , J1'. '40 B. R. Thompson '58 Joseph A. Tucker '38 Oregon Alvin G. Low, Jr. '50 D. K. Schmieding '49 Oregon State C. D. McGregor '60 Dean F. Millen '3 1 Donald S. Reed '55 Brian A. Steenson '63 Bradley F. Trom '78 K. W. Wassermann '67 Pennsylvania State Harold L. Ari son , Jr. '4 1 Basil C. Clare '32 W. Edward Frazer '2 7 E. P. Margerum , Jr. '46 Purdue John D. C rawford '40 Peter A. DeMaria '44 Thomas B. Freling '57 Charl es R. Gamrath '48 Edward B. Purple '60 Harold P. Schloot '32 Harris Stanback, Jr. '39 Rochester Warre n W. Coll amer '28 George H. Schreiner '38 Rutgers He nry O. Gray ' 25 F. C. Henn , Jr. ' 38 Lawrence W. Pill ' 39 San Jose Stan ley R. Boothe ' 52 John P. Martin '89

Stanford Delano Fuller, Jr. '52 Swarthmore Edward B. Perkins '49 Technology J. A. Mac Martin '50 L. H. Saunders ill '76 James A . Zurbrigen '53 Texas Edwin W. Lambert '5 1 Toronto John W. Paul '45 Thfts Gordon C. Brainerd '41 Union Thomas W. Duffy '71 Daniel E. Klein, J1'. '56 R. W. Muther, Jr. '40 Robert G. Wisner '49 Virginia Russell M. Carnea l '43 John B. Catch '36 C harles T. Evans, J1'. '39 L. G. Lundberg '56 Washington James T. Joh nson '49 Samuel E. Woodyard '34

Washington & Lee Wm E. Bogg iano, Jr. '56 C. J. Longacre, Jr. '33 Washington State Edward W. Burke '38 Western Ontario Leslie J. Calvert '42 W. Alex Ewener '4 1 Western Resene Louis A. Pietro '49 Wichita H. W. Cardwell , Jr. '28 Charles W. Wilson '38 Williams William O . Butz '35 Clayton E. Shaw, Jr. '30 Wisconsin Orlando J. Canto, Jr. ' 77 Robert W. March '39 Ward E. Perrin '65 Merrick S. Wing '50

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