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Message from the Chairman of the Educational Foundation Brothers:

sincerely thank all of the brothers who have so generously contributed to our efforts and our cause.

In observance of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Delta Upsilon The Fraternity's Educational educational Foundation, I want programming for our to take this S. Rowley members has also grown opportunity to say over the years and the how proud I am to be DU Educational Foundation is the chairman of this forward proud to have been able to increase looking and worthy organization. grant funding for these programs .

Since the Foundation's birth from On pages 12 through 27 of this the vision of Hugh Nesbitt, Ohio of the Quarterly you will find issue State 'i4 , in 1949, it has grown in the Educational Foundation's report service to the brothers of Delta for the 1998-99 fiscal year ended Upsilon and continues to follow its June 30, 1999. If you have any nUSSlOn. questions, please write me at: To help change the lives of our undergraduate brothers DU Educational Foundation p. O. Box 68942 by: Indianapolis, IN 46268-0942 .A. Maximizing the jitnds Again, thank you for your available fo r unique personal continuing support of the development and leadership Foundation and consequently education programs of the expanded and innovative international Fraternity; educational programming for our brothers . .A. Providing fo r the long tenn finan cial stability of the Fraternally, brotherhood; and

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

The Principles of Delta Upsilon The Pl'Omotion of Friendship The Development of Chm'acter The Diffusion of Liberal Culture The Advancement of Justice The Motto of Delta Upsilon International Fraternity

Dikaia Upotheke Justice Our Foundation OFFIC E RS

Presidelll James D. r..,1cQ uaid. Chicago '60 Chairmal/ oj til e Board Scott A. W, John son, Washillg/oll 'SO

Secretary Ri c hard B . Cam pbel l. N('/JI"{/slw '68

Treasurer Ri chard L De lano, h,diw/(I '85 DIRE CTORS

Chad A. Horsham, Nl'hm,yko '00 Rees ivl. Jones. Mall i lo/w '67 Ian T. Kerr, Hb'lall Oillorio '00 Stephan G, KOll zo mis. /IIil/ ois '68 i'\'larti n Krasnitz. Chicogo '57 Jordan B, Lotsoff, NOr/hem Illillois '88 Gregory H. J\'lathcws. Florida '70 Alva n E. Porter. Oklaholllll '65 All an A, W;lffack, A/halO '61

Past Presidents Charles D, Prut zman. PellllsY/l'Clllia STlIlC 'is Henry A. Fcde ra , LOlliSl'i/fC' 'J 7 Charles F. Jenni ngs, Moriel1o '31 Terry L. Bull ock, Kallst/s SWT(' '61 Sam uel M. Yates, SWI jose '55 Gary 1. Golde n. NlIlgc rs '74 Bruce S, B ~l il ey, Dmi.wII '58 INTE RNATIONAL HEADQ UARTERS STAFF

.A. P romotillg lifetime involvement and communication bet'vveen all brothers.

I also want to acknowledge the tireless efforts of the Foundation Trustees over the years, as well as

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Abraham L. Cross D irt'C/rlr of C/wpler St'I'I'ias Philli p A, Sc hott. Norlhem C%rodo '96

Stephen K. Rowley, Ohio '65 Chairman DU Educational Foundation

Direclor of C/wpler MOIIllgC'lI1C'm Tyson R, Vaughn. M iami '98 Coordil/ators oj Fmt<'l'lIity Erp{Jllsiflll & Rccruillllel1 T Kris R, Rob1. K{JII,m s Slall' '98 Jvlan hew D , Wi lson. Gild"" '98 Leadership COIIS I/ If(JIIIS Do min ic K, G rt't' ll c. OregOlI '99 Darre ll C. Holloway, Arlillgloll '99 Kevi n B. J\'l cCoro, M issollri '98 0.01('(' Mal/agel: Jo Ell e n Wal ut'n Fralcl'lli1." :\C('O/III/(II/I. ~\'Ii cht' l e Cam arco CI/(/plcr St'/'I'ict's AillJ/hli.H mlin' A.uistallT, Julit' AlI ison En'i' lflil'!' AssislWl/, Barbara Harn t's~

Delta Upsilon Quarterly The official magazine of the Delta Upsilon International Fraternity Since 1882 • Vol. 117, No.4

FEATURE

DU's Pro Football Players & Coaches

DEPARTMENTS

Delta U takes pride in the accomplishments of its gridiron brothers and with this issue of the Quarterly recognizes those who played pro football and coached pro football teams. The records were researched and stats compiled by Jay Langhammer whose full-time hobby is writing for Greek-letter publications. Remember your football heroes as you read through the names of DU brothers who made their mark in professional football.

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Message from Foundation Chairman 2

Fraternity News 4

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Alpha & Omega 5

The DU Educational Foundation As· the millennium comes to a close, it is with ptide that we are reminded of the strides our Fraternity has taken in educational programming and the potential we see in the new millennium for even more leadership building among the undergraduate brothers and mentoring opportunities by alumni brothers. This year's annual report lists the donors to DU's future and brings us up-to-date on the DUEF's activities.

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Chapter Spotlights 28-29

Alumni News 30-31

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Delta Upsilon Intel'llational Headquarters, Po. Box 68942, 8705 Foundel's Road, Indianapolis, Indiana 46268, U.S.A. o.pen from 8:30 to 5:00 p.m. EST., Monday through Friday.

Telephone-317.875.8900 Facsimile-317.876.1629 E-mail <ihq@deltau.org> Home page-www.deltau.org Delta Upsilon Qllarterly (USPS 152-900) is published quarterly in the Spring, Summer, FaIL and Winter at 8705 Founders Road, Indianapolis, Indiana 46268, U.S.A. The subscription price (checks and money orders should be made payable to Delta Upsilon Fraternity) is $3.00 a year in advance; single copies 75¢,

POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Delta Upsilon Qllarterly, P. 0. Box 68942, Indianapolis, IN 46268-0942, Printed in the United States.

Periodical postage paid at Indianapolis, Indiana and additional mailing olTice. ® TM, Registered U. S. Patent Office.

Qllarterly Stall: Abraham L. Cross, Managing Editor; Barbara Ann Harness, Co-Editor; Kris R. Robl, Kansas State '98, Phillip A. Schott, Nortilem Colorado '96, Jay Langhammcr, Contributing Editors; Richard M. Holland, Syracllse '83, Senior Editor.

Tom Burgess, Colgate '86 DU's All-Century Pro Quarterback :\';:lliullai Interfrah'."uih CUUrt'ft"H'.'

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Fraternity News he Louisville and Ohio State Chapters have taken advantage of the Fraternity's Graduate Advisor Program to give their members every advantage.

The mission of the Graduate Advisor Program is to create and maintain a sound educational environment that fosters the development of college men. The primary responsibility of a graduate advisor is to act as a facilitator for the chapter and to enhance the educational development of each member.

Brothers Zachary M. Eckels, Louisville '99, and Jonathan M. Rhoades, Miami '98, have accepted the challenge.

Zac received his B.A. in English in May 1999 from the University of Louisville, and immediately applied for the Graduate Advisor post at the Louisville Chapter of Delta Upsilon. His undergraduate chapter positions included treasurer in 1997 and president in 1998. He also was actively involved in the chapter's membership recruitment program and scholarship program, as well as serving as intramural chairman and community service chairman.

Brother Eckels is now enrolled in the University of Louisville's Secondary Education Graduate Program.

Jonathan Rhoades received a B.S. in Applied Science in May 1998 from Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. His major was Systems Analysis.

Upon graduation he was accepted into the Fisher College of Business MBA Program at Ohio State University. He is

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Research Initiative Update n the July 1997 issue of the Quarterly the results of the first phase of the Research Initiative, jointly commissioned by the National Interfraternity Conference (NIC) and the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC), were reported. The research into the impact of fraternity/sorority affiliation was conducted by the

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Any graduate or graduating brothers interested in applying for a position as a Leadership Consultant are encouraged to contact Phil Schott at the International Headquatters.

Resumes are now being accepted and will be reviewed throughout the spring months.

The position of Leadership Consultant is best suited to a person with excellent written and oral communication skills, a willingness to travel, and a desire to improve the Fraternity and teach leadership skills to members. In addition to regular chapter visits, Leadership Consultants are an integral part of DU's educational conferences, expansion efforts, and special recruitment programs.

Please send resume and cover letter to Phil Schott, Director of Chapter Services, P. O. Box 68942, Indianapolis, IN 46268; fax 317.876.1629, e-mail scJlOtt@deltau.org.

currently in his second and final year of the program, pursuing a double major in Marketing Strategy and IT Consulting.

This will be his second year serving as a Graduate Advisor for the Ohio State Chapter of Delta Upsilon.

Delta Upsilon's Graduate Advisor Program can be a valuable resource for undergraduate chapters, and a satisfying experience for the men giving of their time to enhance their undergraduate brothers' fraternity experience.

For more information, contact the International Headquarters, at P. O. Box 68942, Indianapolis, IN 46268; phone 317.875.8900, fax 317.876.1629, e-mail IHQ@DeltaUorg.

Center for Advanced Social Research at the University of Missouri.

The findings were updated in the Summer 1998 issue of the Quarterly, and this is the third report. There are six predominant findings in the current phase of the study. .. Alcohol-free housing and education for undergraduates on the risks of alcohol reduce the amount and frequency of alcohol use. .. In fraternities that actively encourage responsible approaches to alcohol, members report fewer alcohol-related problems. .. Leaders of alcohol-sensitive chapters drink less and less often than other fraternity members.

.. Twenty-eight percent of fraternity members said their residences were alcohol-free versus 31 % of the independent men. .. Members of alcohol-sensitive chapters are more satisfied with their academic experiences, and more positive about the role their chapters play in encouraging studying, than are members of chapters that do not provide alcohol education or an alcohol-free environment. .. Even in alcohol-sensitive chapters, drinking is heavier and more common than among independent students.

Contact the Delta Upsilon International Headquarters with any questions or requests for more detailed information.

Marriages Arizona State '93 Peter W. A. Grossgold and Christina M. Peters, October 24, 1998.

Arizona State '94 Brian C. Lockwood and Linda Alby, November 4,1997.

Arizona State '94 Matthew C. Redding and Lee Jew, March 28, 1998.

Arizona State '94 Shawn C. Shenefield and Meggan Patrick, April 25, 1998.

Ariziona State '96 Joseph P. Ratowski, Jr. and Jennifer Smith, October 25, 1997.

Arizona State '97 Brian P. Hartley and Branden Coelho, May 15, 1999.

Arizona State '98 Kurt R. Boettcher and Katy Bank, May 29, 1999.

Carthage '96 Lee F. Castello and Amy K. Rohr, July 31, 1999.

Houston '94 Geoffrey W. Maduzia and Valerie Cross, October 9, 1999.

Houston '95 David H. Ko and Teresa Soo, September 11, 1999.

Nebraska '93 Christopher J. Bosn and Cheyanne Collins, October 23, 1999.

Ohio State '96 Craig E. Ryan and Lori Benzino, June 19, 1999.

Pace '93 James C. Montague and Amy Gruen, September 5, 1999.

Pace '95 John F. Brennan and Lori Scibetta, July 4, 1999.

Pace '96 Peter G. Theodorakos and Maria Lampeas, June 6, 1999.

Santa Barbara '95 Joshua B. Matlaf and Tami Silks, August 28, 1999.

Births Bradley'80 Mr. and Mrs. Perry L. Tate, a daughter, Natalie Joy, August 18, 1999.

Carnegie '85 Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Wilkinson, a daughter, Madeleine Ann, March 7, 1999.

Houston '91 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Hernandez, a son, Alex Dylan, September 3, 1999.

Iowa '92 Mr. and Mrs. Basil S. Weaver, a son, Owen Louis, September 28, 1999.

Iowa '93 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas V. Brock, a daughter, Jacqueline Marie, August 22, 1999.

Iowa '93 Mr. and Mrs. R. Doug Cappel, a son, Alex Richard, August 5, 1999.

Lehigh '87 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hotes, a son, Nathan William, April 28, 1999.

Massachusetts '88 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Stoloff, a son, Andrew Karl, September 7, 1999.

Miami '90 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Grossheim, a son, Benjamin Robert, July 24,1999.

Michigan State '89 Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. LaPrad, a son, Kevin

Michael, March 14, 1999.

Oregon '93 Mr. and Mrs. Keith B. Moring, a son, Kyle Blake, July 22, 1999.

Pace '97 Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Walsh, a son, Sean Michael, July 8, 1999.

Syracuse'84 Mr. and Mrs. Bradford J. Conant, a son, Bradford Robert, August 3, 1999.

Syracuse'85 Mr. and Mrs. John Saviano, a son, Declan Justice, May 20, 1999.

Texas '90 Mr. and Mrs. Marc L. Foster, a daughter, Gabriela Irene, August 19, 1999.

Washington '87 Mr. and Mrs. R. Allen LaBerge, a son, Nicholas Allen, May 4, 1999.

Western Illinois '94 Mr. and Mrs. Scott K. Soltis, a daughter, Samantha Kathryn, August 30, 1999.

Deaths ALBERTA John E. Nilsen '70 AUBURN H. G. Baynes, Jr., '67 BRADLEY Richard E. Moderi ' 54 BUCKNELL John R. Miller '56 CALIFORNIA Alfred R. Masters ' 77 Robert S. Misrach '53 CARNEGIE Wooda B. Elliott '33 John M. Scarlett '29 COLGATE Richard E. Howe '35 COLUMBIA Leo H. Narodny '31 HAMILTON Chas. W. Farber' 51

This listing reflects notices received at the Delta Upsilon International Headquarters through October 15, 1999.

Please notify the Fraternity of deceased members, or any errors, at P. O. Box 68942, Indianapolis, Indiana 46268-0942.

Phone: 317.875.8900 Fax 317.876.1629 E-mail ihq@deltau.org.

Inquiries regarding memorial contributions to the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation, or donations of Fraternity related documents or memorabilia, may be directed to the same address.

IOWA STATE W. Allen Perry '27 JOHNS HOPKINS Harry G. Kriel '30 LAFAYETTE Norman H. Jackson '44 LEHIGH Charles R. Yerrick '34 MIAMI William H. Krueger ' 41 MISSOURI Robert C. Anderson '90 OREGON John J. Weber '40 PURDUE George W. Wolever '29 RUTGERS William T. Westcott '34 Henry E. Wilcox '43 SAN JOSE Virgil W. Lundy '55 SYRACUSE Donald E. Williams '57 Charles J. Wurz ' 46

TORONTO Kenneth A. Foulds ' 36 John A. Nattress '64 M. J. O'Brien '42 UCLA David W. Brant '34 W.ONTARIO 1. K. Bell '37 Richard S. Clewes '50

In reporting the death of John P. Toner, Virginia '79, the Quarterly erroneously indicated his graduation year as 1959. Our sincere apologies for this typographical error.

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by Jay Langhammer As the 20th century comes to a close, the Fraternity would like to recognize those alumni who have excelled on professional gridirons over the last 100 years. According to our research, there . have now been 145 Brothers in pro football's various leagues, including some of the game's greatest players.

The original research to determine DU pro players was done by R. DeWayne Holman, San Jose '64, while a member of the DU field staff. His original findings appeared in a January, 1967 Quarterly feature. At that time, there were 89 DU pro players and one prominent former head coach. Since then, numerous Brothers have entered the pro game and new research has uncovered additional oldtimers. DeWayne also provided his input for this All-Century Pro Team selection after reviewing the credentials of the top candidates at each position.

Leading the offensive platoon is ten year Canadian Football League quarterback Tom Burgess, Colgate '86, who ranks ninth in CFL career passing with 2,118 completions, 4,034 attempts, 30,308 yards and 190 touchdown passes. He was named to the All-Eastern Football Conference team in 1990 and 1992 and had his best year in 1993, throwing for 5,063 yards and 30 TDs. Tom was with the Ottawa Rough Riders (1986,1992-93), Saskatchewan Roughriders (1987-89,1994-95) and Winnipeg Blue Bombers (1990-91). He played in two Grey Cups and was named Offensive Star of the 1990 game.

for the Chicago Bears. He ran for 1,421 career yards, was a return specialist and scored 33 TDs. The receiving corps features three stars of the 1960's. Fred Arbanas, Michigall State '61, spent 10 seasons with the Dallas Texans/Kansas City Chiefs and was named to the All-AFL first team four times and the All-AFL second team twice. He had 198 career catches for 3,101 yards and 34 TDs. A member of the Chiefs Hall of Fame, Fred played in two Super Bowls and five AFL All-Star Games.

Paul Fladey, Northweste1"ll '63, was NFL Rookie of the Year for Minnesota in 1963, caught 50 passes for 896 yards, seven scores in 1965 and played in the 1967 Pro Bowl. During his eight year career, Paul had 306 receptions for 4,905 yards, 24 TDs. Jacque Mackinnon, Colgate '61, spent ten seasons with the Chargers (1961-69) and Raiders (1970). He played in two AFL All-Star Games, was on the All-AFL second team in 1968 and caught 112 passes for 2,109 yards, 20 TDs. Elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1965, guard Danny Fortmann, Colgate :16, leads the offensive line. Over eight seasons with the Chicago Bears (1936-43), he was named to the All-NFL first team six times (1938-43) and the All-NFL second team twice (1936-37). Danny played in four NFL title games, three Pro Bowls and was on the NFL Team of the 1930's Decade.

Fullback Mark Vaneeghen, Colgate '74, was a ten year NFL star with the Oakland Raiders and New England Patriots, rushing for 6,651 yards and 37 TDs while catching 174 passes for 1,583 yards. In 1977, he ran for 1,273 yards and was named to the AlINFL second ¡team. Mark played in two Super Bowls and one Pro Bowl.

Halfback Hugh Gallarneau, Stanford '41 was on the All-NFL first team in 1946 and played in three NFL championship games Carl Kammerer, Pacific '60

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Mike Withycombe, Fresllo '88, played eight seasons in three leagues, ending his career in 1997 as an All-Western Football Conference first teamer for the British Columbia Lions.

He won the 1995 CFL Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award and was AlICFL for the Grey Cupwinning Baltimore Stallions.

Earlier, Mike was named to â&#x20AC;˘ the All-World League first team in 1991 while playing for the Orlando Thunder. He also played for the NFL Giants (1988), Jets (1989), Steelers (1991) and Bengals (1991-92).

Although his NFL career was limited to just four years (194649), tackle Russ Thomas, Ohio State '46, played a significant

role in the history of the Detroit Lions for 43 seasons. He was named to the AllNFL second team in 1947 and was team captain before a knee injury ended his career. He became assistant coach, scout, I and color man on Lions broadcasts before moving into the front office in 1964 as director of player personnel. Russ was promoted to general manager in 1967, then was named Executive Vice President/general manager in 1972. H e continued in that role with the Lions until retiring in 1989.

Our center is 12 year NFL star Ed Flanagan, Purdue '65, who appeared in 165 contests for the Lions (1965-74) and

Chargers (1975-76) . A four-time Pro Bowl player, he was named to the AlINFL second team in 1969-70 and the All-NFC team in 1971.

AFL with 28 field goals in 1965, earning All-AFL first team selection. Pete finished his 11 year pro career with 173 field goals and 863 points.

Tackle Russ Hathaway, Indiana '18, began his career in the Ohio League (1919) then spent eight seasons in the NFL with Muncie, Dayton, Canton, Pottsville and Buffalo. He was on the AlINFL second team in 1922-23.

The strength of our All-Century defensive unit is in the line backing corps, led by seven-time Pro Bowl player Randy Gradishar, Ohio State '74, the Denver Broncos' career leader with 1,958 tackles.

He was named to the All-NFL first team five straight years (1977-81), the All-NFL second team in 1983 (his final season) and the All-AFC first team rwice (1976,1982). Randy had 20 career interceptions for 335 yards, rwo TDs and played in Super Bowl XlI.

Pro football's first soccer-style kicker, Pete Gogolak, Comel! '64, was with the Buffalo Bills (1964-65) and New York Giants (1966-74), posting three seasons with more than 100 points. He led the

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Quarterback-Tom Burgess, Colgate '86

End-Carl Kammerer, Pacific '60

Running Back-Mark Vaneeghan, Colgate '74

Tackle-Dino Mangiero, Rutgers '80

Running Back-Hugh Gallarneau, Stanford '41

End-Ed Molstad, Alberta '70

Receiver-Fred Arbanas, Michigan State '61

Linebacker-Randy Gradishar, Ohio State '74

Receiver-Paul Flatley, Northwestern '63

Linebacker-Chuck Drazenovich, Penn State '50

Receiver-Jacque MacKinnon, Colgate '61

Linebacker-Wally Hilgenberg, Iowa '64

Tackle-Russ Thomas, Ohio State '46

Linebacker-Walt Michaels, Washington & Lee '51

Tackle-Russ Hathaway, Indiana '18

Back-John Wydareny, Western Ontario '63

Guard-Danny Fortmann, Colgate '36

Back-Hank Bruder, Northwestern '31

Guard-Mike Withycombe, Fresno '88

Back-Bill Britton, Western Ontario '58

Center-Ed Flanagan, PUidue '65

Back-Henry "Hinkey" Haines, Penn State '21

Kicker-Pete Gogolak, Cornell '64

Punter-Alan Ford, Pacific '65

Chuck Drazenovich, Perm State '50, played 10 seasons for the Washington Redskins, went to four Pro Bowls and earned All-NFL second team honors in 1956-57-58. He recorded 15 career interceptions for 165 yards and recovered seven fumbles.

Wally Hilgenberg, Iowa '64, played the most NFL games (199) and seasons (15) of any DU pro. With the Lions (1964-66) and Vikings (1968-79), he appeared in four Super Bowls and was on the AlINFC first team in 1973.

Walt Michaels, Washington & Lee '51, broke in with the Green Bay Packers in 1951 then spent ten seasons with the C leveland Browns, going to five Pro Bowls and five NFL title games. He was a player-coach for the New York Jets in 1963. Walt was an All-NFL first teamer in 1959, gained All-NFL second team honors three times (1957-58,1960) and was All-NFC in 1961. Over 133 pro games, he had 11 interceptions for 139 yards, t\vo TDs . Walt later served as head coach of the Jets (1977-82) and the USFL New Jersey Generals (1984-85) .

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On the defensive line are three modern era standouts. End Carl Kammerer, Pacific '60, had a good NFL career, appearing in 123 games for the San Francisco 4gers (1961-62) and Washington Redski ns (1963-69) .

Nose tackle Dino Mangiero, Rutgers '80, played in 64 NFL games and posted eight career sacks for the Kansas City Chiefs (1980-83) , Seattle Sealmvks (1984) and New England Patriots (1987).

End Ed Molstad, Alberta '70, appeared in 96 CFL contests for the Edmonton Eskimos (1968-73), recovered seven fumbles and played in the 1973 Grey Cup game.

The leader of the secondary is John Wydareny, Weste1'1l Ontfl1"io '63, who is tied for seventh in CFL career interceptions with 52 for 747 yards.

Playing for the Toronto Argonauts (196365) and Edmonton Eskimos (1966-72), he was named AlI-CFL in 1969-70 and AlI-WFC in 1967. John picked off 11 passes in both 1969 and 1970 and twice had three interceptions in a game.

Also from the CFL is Bill Britton, Westenl Ontario '58, who played more

than 100 games for the British Columbia Lions (1958-61) and Calgary Stampeders (1962-64).

Two oldtimers who played both ways round out the backfield. Hank Bruder, Northwestel'1l '31, played in 106 games for the Packers (1931-39) and Steelers (1940). He is in the Packers Hall of Fame and played in one Pro Bowl.

Henry "Hinkey" Haines, Penn State '21, played six seasons for the Giants (1925-28) and Staten Island (1929,1931), earning All-NFL second team honors in 1926-27 and All-NFL third team status in 1925. He also served as Staten Island head coach during part of 1931 and was later an NFL official.

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Selected as our punter is Alan Ford, Pacific '65, who played 179 games for the Saskatchewan Roughriders (1965-76) .

He holds the club record for career punts with 1,041 (12th best in CFL history) for 41 ,880 ya rds and also holds the Grey Cup record for longest punt (87 yards in I 1967). Alan had seven seasons of 100 punts or more, with a best average of 42.1 for 73 punts in 1972. He has been general i manager and C hief Operating Officer of the Roughriders since 1989.

A number of other DU players are also deserving of special mention for their careers. Quarterback Gary Wood, I Cornell '64, played eight seasons with I the Giants, Saints and Ottawa Rough I Riders, throwing for 6,391 yards and earning CFL AlI-EFC honors in 1970.

Quarterback Frank McGill, McGill '15, is in the Canadian Football Hall of Fame, as is QB-coach Billy Foulds, Tin'ollto '11, in the Builders category.

Halfback Jack Ernst, Lafayette '25, played six pro seasons and led the NFL in touchdown passes (eight) in 1925.

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: Tight end Bruce Cosiet, Pacific '68, I played in 101 games for Cincinnati I (1969-76) and has been head coach of the Jets (1990-93) and Bengals (199699). Wingback Alan Ford, Pacific '65, had 261 career receptions for 3,850 yards and rushed for 1,086 yards in the CFL. Other NFL receivers include Bob Long, Wichita '63 (eight seasons), Ken Margerum, Stanford '81 (seven seasons), and Barry Pearson, N01路tlJlVestern '73 (five seasons).

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Linemen of note include center Joe Wostoupal, Nebraska '26 (All-NFL honors in 1928-29-30); center Bill Mitchell, westem Ontario '60 (over 100 CFL games); guard Jim Flower, Ohio State '19 (All-NFL second team in 1922); and guard Barry French, Purdue '44 (five pro years). Other fine linebackers include eight year New York Jet John Ebersole, Penn State '70 (108 games); Peter Martin, western Ontario '64 (104 CFL games for Toronto); and Dick Woodard, Iowa '49 (five NFL years).

Kicker Mick Luckhurst, Califomia '80, spent eight seasons with the Atlanta Falcons and scored 558 points (including 115 field goals). Bill Mitchell, Western Ontario '60, scored 260 kicking points, including a 58 yard field goal in 1964.

Bob Isbister, Toronto '37, ranked as a leading punter in Canadian football from 1937 to 1939.

Pro players during this decade include center Greg Bloedorn, COI'flell '97 (1997 Seattle Seahawks, 1998 England Monarchs), linebacker Matt Jaworski, Colgate '89 (1991 Indianapolis Colts, 1994 Sacramento Miners), defensive tackle Seth Payne, Comell '97 (1997-98 Jacksonville Jaguars) and offensive guardtackle Andrew Peterson, Washington '94 (1995 Carolina Panthers).

DU's top pro coach is George "Potsy" Clark, Illinois '16, who led the Portsmouth Spartans (1931-33), Detroit Lions (1934-36,1940) and Brooklyn Dodgers (1937-39). He won the 1935 NFL title and had a career record of 6442-12. Other head coaches include Charlie Brickley, Harvard '15 (1921 Giants), Darrell Royal, Oklahoma '50 (1953 Edmonton Eskimos), Lou Holtz, Kent State '59 (1976 Jets), Rick Venturi, Northwestem '68 (1991 Coits, 1996 Saints), Mike White, Clllifol'tlia '57 (1995-96 Raiders) and 1998 NFL Europe World Bowl winner Galen Hall, Penn State '62 (1992 Orlando Thunder, 1997-99 Rhein Fire). Executives of note include Neil Austrian, Swarthmore '61, President and Chief Operating Officer of the National Football League since 1991 and John Herrera, Davis '68, senior executive of the Los Angeles/Oakland Raiders since 1988.

DELTA UPSILON PRO FOOTBALL PLAYERS (National Football League, Canadian Football League, American Football League, World Football League, United States Footbal League, World League, NFL Europe, American Professional Football League, American Association, Pacific Coast League, Ohio League) Steve Andrako, Ohio State '40, C-LB-Washington Redskins 1940 • Fred Arbanas, Michigal/ State '61, TE-Dallas Texans 1961; Kansas City Chiefs 1962-70 • Chuck Bennett, Indialla '29, HB-DB-Porrsmouth Spartans 1930-31 ; Chicago Cardinals 1933 • Greg Bloedorn, Cornel! '97, CSeattle Sea hawks 1997; England Monarchs 1998 • Charlie Brickley, Harvard '15, HB-Massillon Tigers 1917 • Bill Britton, \.\'Iestem Olltario '58, HB-DB- British Columbia Lions 1958-61; Calgary Stampeders 1962-64 • Earl Britton, ILLiliois '26, FB-K-Chicago Bears 1925; Brooklyn Horsemen 1926; Frankford Yellow Jackets 1927; Dayton Triangles 1927-28; Chicago Cardinals 1929 • Hal Broda, Browli '27, E-C1eveland Bulldogs 1927 • Hank Bruder, Northwestem 31, HB-DB- Green Bay Packers 1931-39; Pirrsburgh Steelers 1940 • Tom Burgess, Colgate '86, QB-Ottawa Rough Riders 1986, 1992-93; Saskatchewan Roughriders 1987-89,1994-95; Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1990-91 • Frank Burns, Rutgers '49, QB-Paterson Panthers 1949; Jersey City Giants 1949-50. Steve Calabria, Colgate '85, QB-Montreal A10uettes 1986. Jack Call, Colgate '57, HB-Balrimore Colrs 1957-58; Pinsburgh Sreeiers 1959 • Bruce Cos let, Pacific '68, TE-Cincinnati Bengals 1969-76 • Budd Cox, Ohio State 35, E-Cleveland Rams 1936 • Walter "Mush" Crawford, Illinois '25, G-T-Chicago Bears 1925; Chicago Bulls 1926; New York Yankees 1927 • Don Croftcheck, Ilidiana '65, OG-LB-Washington Redskins 1965-66; Chicago Bears 1967 • Rae Crowther, Lafoyette/Colgate '25, EFrankford Yellow Jackers 1925-26 • Saville Crowther, Penn State/Colgate '24, G-T-Frankford Yellow Jackets 1925; Philadelphia Quakers 1926 • Herb Dieter Pennsylvania '20, G-T -Buffalo All-Americans 1922 • Bill Donohoe, Camegie '27, HB-Frankford Yellow Jackets 1927 • Tom Dowler, Colgate 30, HB-Brooklyn Dodgers 1931 • Chuck Drazenovich, Penl/ State '50, LB- Washington Redskins 1950-59. Bob Dunn, New York '27, C-T-Sraren Island Srapletons 1929 • Jeff Durkota, PeI//1 State '48, FB-LB-Los Angeles Dons 1948 • John Ebersole, Pel/II State '70, LB-NewYorkJets 1970-77. Jack Elwell, Purdue '62, WR-St. Louis Cardinals 1962; Toronto Argonaurs 1963. Rich Erenberg, Colgate '84, RB-Pirrsburgh Steelers 1984-86. Jack Ernst, Lafoyette '25, HB-DB-Porrsville Maroons 1925-28; New York Yankees 1928; Boston Bulldogs 1929; Frankford Yellow Jackers 1930. Howard Ewart, Case \.\'!estem '16, T-Hammond Clabys 1916. Ed Flanagan, Purdlle '65, C-Dw'oit Lions 196574; San Diego Chargers 1975-76. Paul Flatley, Northwestem '63, WR-Minnesota Vikings 1963-67; Atlanra Falcons 1968-70. Jim Flower, Ohio State '19, T-G-Columbus Panhandles 1920; Akron Pros 1921-25 • Dick Flowers, Northwestem '51, QB-Balrimore Colts 1953 • Alan Ford, Pacific '65, WR-P-Saskatchewan Roughriders 1965-76. Danny Fortmann, Colgate 36, OG-LB- Chicago Bears 1936-43 • Billy Foulds, Toro/ito '1 1, QB-Toronto Argonauts 1911 • Barry French, Purdue '44, OG- Balrimore Colrs 1947, 1949-50; Detroit Lions 1951; Onawa Rough Riders 1952 • Leon Gajecki, Penn State '41, C-LB- Jersey City Giants 1947-48 • Hugh Gallarneau, Stallforcl '41, HB-DB- Chicago Bears 194142,1945-47 • Leo Gasienica, Rutgers '73, QB-Birmingham Vulcans 1975 • Pete Gogolak, Comel! '64, K-Buffalo Bills 1964-65; New York Giants 1966-74 • Randy Gradishar, Ohio State '74, LB-Denver Broncos 1974-83 • Robert "Red" Graham, Jdissouri 38, E-Rochesrer 193839; Newark Bears 1940; Charlotte Clippers 1941 • Don Griffin, Illiliois '44, HB- Chicago Rockers 1946. Paul "Red" Griffiths, Penll State '20, G-Canron Bulldogs 1921 • Harry "Hoot" Haines, Colgate 30, T-G-Brooklyn Dodgers 1930-31; Staten Island Sraplerons 1931 • Henry "Hinkey" Haines, Penl/ State '21, HB-DB-New York Gianrs 1925-28; Staten Island Stapletons 1929,1931 • Galen Hall, Pen II State '62, QBWashington Redskins 1962; New York Jets 1963 • Jack Harris, \.\'IiscollSin '25, FB-Green Bay Packers 1925-26 • Russ Hathaway, Illdial/a '18, 10

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T -Pine Village 1919; Muncie Flyers 1920; Dayton Flyers 1920-24; Canton Bulldogs 1922; Pottsville Maroons 1925-26; Buffalo All-Americans 1927 • Jim Henderson, Simpson '69, TE-Toronto Argonauts 1969-72 • Wally Hilgenberg, Iowa '64, LB-Detroit Lions 1964-66; Minnesota Vikings 1968-79 • Don Hill, Stanfold '28, HB-Green Bay Packers 1929; Chicago Cardinals 1929 • Clark Hoss, Oregon State '71, TE-Philadelphia Eagles 1972 • Frank Hutchinson, Toronto '26, HB-Toronto Argonauts 1926. Bob Isbister, Toronto 37, HB-P-Toronto Argonauts 1937-38; Hamilton Tiger-Cats 1939 • Matt Jaworski, Colgate '89, LB-Indianapolis Colts 1991; Sacramento Gold Miners 1994 • AI Jolley, Marietta '22, T-Akron Pros 1922; Dayton Triangles 1923; Oorang Indians 1923; Buffalo All-Americans 1929; Brooklyn Dodgers 1930; Cleveland Indians 1931 • Dave Jones, KaJlsas State '69, WR-Cleveland Browns 1969-71 • John Joyce, Colgate '82, LB-New Jersey Generals 1983-85 • Carl Kammerer, Pacific '60, DE-LB-San Francisco 4gers 1961-62; Washington Redskins 1963-69 • Bob Karch, Ohio State '17, T-Columbus Panhandles 1922; Louisville Brecks 1923. George Karstens, Indiana '46, C-Detroit Lions 1949. Eugene "Ike" Kern, Colgate 36, HB-DanbutyTrojans 193738. Mike Kerns, Penn State '43, T-Bethlehem Bulldogs 1946; Wilmington Clippers 1947. George Kershaw, Colgate '48, DE-New York Giants 1949; Bethlehem Bulldogs 1950 • AI Kreuz, Penmylvania '27, HB-Philadelphia Quakers 1926 • Lou Kreuz, Wisconsin '17, HB-Detroit Heralds 1919 • Bernard "Bert" Kuczynski, Pennsylvania '43, E-Detroit Lions 1943; Philadelphia Eagles 1946; Bethlehem Bulldogs 1946-47; Wilmington Clippers 1947-49 • Paul Larson, California '55, QB-Chicago Cardinals 1957; Oakland Raiders 1960 • Bob Long, Wichita '63, WR-Green Bay Packers 1963-67; Atlanta Falcons 1968; Washington Redskins 1969; Los Angeles Rams 1970 • Peter Lougheed, Alberta '52, HB-Edmonton Eskimos 1949-50 • Mick Luckhurst, California '80, K-Atlanta Falcons 1981-87. Jacque MacKinnon, Colgate '61, TE-FB-San Diego Chargers 1961-69; Oakland Raiders 1970 • Jimmy MacRae, Alberta '50, E-Edmonton Eskimos 1949-50 • Dino Mangiero, Rutgers '80, NT-DE-Kansas City Chiefs 1980-83; Seattle Seahawks 1984; New England Patriots 1987 • Basilio Marchi, Colgate '34, G-C-Pittsburgh Steelers 1934; Philadelphia Eagles 1942. Ken Margerum, Stanford '81, WR-Chicago Bears 1981-86; San Francisco 4gers 1986-87. Charley Marshall, New York 31, E-Staten Island Stapletons 1931 • Peter Martin, Western Ontario '64, LB-Toronto Argonauts 1965-72 • John McCambridge, Northwestern '67, DE-Detroit Lions 1967; Ottawa Rough Riders 1969 • Ernie McCann, Penn State '26, T-Hartford Blues 1926 • Frank McGill, McGill '15, QB-Montreal Winged Wheelers 1915-19 • 19. Gene McLaughlin, Northwestern '17, T-E-Hammond All-Stars 1919 • Howard "Buck" McPhail, Oklahoma '53, FB-Baltimore Colts 1953 • Walt Michaels, \\lashingtoll & Lee '51, LB-Green Bay Packers 1951; Cleveland Browns 1952-61; New York Jets 1963 • Henry Miller, Pennsylvania '18, E-G-Buffalo All-Americans 1920-21; Milwaukee Badgers 1925 • Ray Miller, Pwdue '22, E-T-Canton Bulldogs 1922; Racine Legion 1922-23 • Bill Mitchell, Western Ontario '60, C-LB-K-Toronto Argonauts 196062; Edmonton Eskimos 1963-65; British Columbia Lions 1966-68 • Ed Molstad, Alberta '70, DE-Edmonton Eskimos 1968-73 • Ken Moore, Alberta '49, T-Edmonton Eskimos 1949-50 • Fran Morelli, Colgate '61, OT-New York Titans 1962 • Emmett Mortell, Wisconsin 37, HBPhiladelphia Eagles 1937-39; Wilmington Clippers 1940-41 • Dick Murley, Purdue '56, OT-Pittsburgh Steelers 1956; Philadelphia Eagles 1956 • Bill Murphy, Cornell '67, WR-Boston Patriots 1968 • Seth Payne, Cornell '97, DT-Jacksonville Jaguars 1997-98 • Barry Pearson, Northwestern '72,-Pittsburgh Steelers 1972-73; Kansas City Chiefs 1974-76. Andrew Peterson, \\lashington '94, OG-OT-Carolina Panthers 1995 • Steve Pisarkiewicz, Missouri '76, QB-St. Louis Cardinals 1977-79; Green Bay Packers 1980; Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1982; Philadelphia Stars 1983; Orlando Renegades 1985 • Spencer Pope, Indiana '18, E-Muncie Flyers 1920 • Bill Pritchard, Penn State '27, HB-Providence Steamrollers 1927; New York Yankees 1928 • Don Reece, lvfissouri '43, FB-LB-Miami Seahawks 1946. Herb Reiter, Marietta '21, G-Dayton Triangles 1926-27 • Paul Riblett, Pennsylvania '32, E-DE-Brooklyn Dodgers 1932,1934-36 • Orian Rice, SyrtlCltse '26, HB-C-New York Giants 1929 • John Roepke, Penn State '28, HB-Frankford Yellow Jackets 1928 • George Roman, Western Reserve '49, DT-OT-Boston Yanks 1948; New York Bulldogs 1949; New York Giants 1950 • Erik Rosenmeier, Colgate '87, C-Buffalo Bills 1987. George Rosso, Ohio State '54, DBWashington Redskins 1954. Elmer Rundquist, Illinois '18, T-Chicago Cardinals 1922. Edward "Unk" Russell, Pennsylvania '16, T-Canton Bulldogs 1916-17 • Reggie Rust, Oregon State 32, HB-Boston Redskins 1932 • Bill Sabatino, Colortldo '67, DT-Cleveland Browns 1968; Atlanta Falcons 1969 • Paul Sarringhaus, Ohio State '44, HB-DB-Chicago Cardinals 1946; Wilmington Clippers 1946-48; Detroit Lions 1948; Bethlehem Bulldogs 1949; Jersey City Giants 1949 • Dick Schuster, Penn State '24, G-Canton Bulldogs 1925 • Stuart Scruggs, Lehigh '16, CMassillon Tigers 1917 • George Seasholtz, Lafoyette '24, HB-Milwaukee Badgers 1922; Kenosha Maroons 1924 • Ed Stacco, Colgate '46, TDetroit Lions 1947; Washington Redskins 1948 • Mark Stevenson, Missouri/Western Illinois '78, OT-Chicago Blitz 1983; Arizona Wranglers 1984; Detroit Lions 1985 • Ralph Stewart, Missouri '47, C-LB-New York Yankees 1947-48; Baltimore Colts 1948 • Bill Sweeney, Pennsylvania '33. TG-Cleveland Rams 1936; Passaic Red Devils 1936; Brooklyn Bushwicks 1937; Wilmington Clippers 1938 • Ray Tesser, Carnegie 35, EPittsburgh Steelers 1933-34. Carl Thomas, Pennsylvania '20, T-E-Rochester Jeffersons 1920-21; Buffalo All-Americans 1922-23 • Russ Thomas, Ohio State '46, OT-DT-Detroit Lions 1946-49 • Eddie Tryon, Colgate '26, HB-New York Yankees 1926-27 • Irwin "Tiny" Turner, Ohio State '19, C-Canton Bulldogs 1919 • Mark Vaneeghen, Colgate '74, FB-Oakland Raiders 1974-81; New England Patriots 1982-83 • Tom Vohs, Colgate '43, T-G-Long Island Indians 1946-47. Elmer Volgenau, Colgate '22, G-Rochester Jeffersons 1924. Les Walters, Penn State '58, DBWashington Redskins 1958 • Jim Waskiewicz, Wichita '66, LB-New York Jets 1966-67; Atlanta Falcons 1969 • Paul Watson, washington State '78, K-Saskatchewan Roughriders 1981 • Pete Watson, Titfts '72, TE-HB-Cincinnati Bengals 1972; Toronto Argonauts 1973; Saskatchewan Roughriders 1974 • Charlie Way, Penn State '20, HB-Canton Bulldogs 21; Frankford Yellow Jackets 1924 • Norm Wells, Northwestern '79, DTDallas Cowboys 1980 • Joe Wostoupol, Nebrtlska '26, C-Kansas City Cowboys 1926; Detroit Wolverines 1928; New York Giants 1929-30. Sam Whiteman, A1issouri '26, HB-Chicago Bulls 1926 • Roy Williams, Pacific '63, DE-San Francisco 4gers 1963 • Joe Willson, Pennsylvania '26, G-Buffalo All-Americans 1926-27. Osbern "Diddie"Willson, Pennsylvania '33, G-Philadelphia Eagles 1933-35 • Mike Withycombe, Fresno '88, OT-OG-C-New York Jets 1988-89; Orlando Thunder 1991; Pittsburgh Steelers 1991; Cincinnati Bengals 1991-92; Baltimore Stallions 1995; Montreal Alouettes 1996; British Columbia Lions 1997 • Gary Wood, Cornell '64, QB-New York Giants 1964-66,1968-69; New Orleans Saints 1967; Ottawa Rough Riders 1970-71 • Dick Woodard, Iowa '49, C-LB-Los Angeles Dons 1949; New York Giants 1950-51,1953; Washington Redskins 1952. John Wydarney, Western Ontario '63, DB-Toronto Argonauts 1963-65; Edmonton Eskimos 1966-72.

DELTA UPSILON PRO FOOTBALL COACHES Charlie Brickley, Harvilid '15-New York Giants 1921 • George "Potsy" Clark, Illinois '16---Portsmouth Spartans 1931-33; Detroit Lions 193436,1940; Brooklyn Dodgers 1937-39 • Bruce Coslet, Pacific '68-New York Jets 1990-93; Cincinnati Bengals 1996-99 • Billy Foulds, Toronto '11-Toronto Argonauts 1911, 1914-15 • Henry "Hinkey" Haines, Penn State '21-Staten Island Stapletons 1931 • Galen Hall, Penn State '62Orlando Thunder 1992; Rhein Fire 1997-99 • Lou Holtz, Kent State '59-New York Jets 1976 • AI Jolley, Marietta '22-Buffalo All-Americans 1929; Cincinnati Reds 1933 • Walt Michaels, \\lashington & Lee '51-New York Jets 1977-82; New Jersey Generals 1984-85 • Darrell Royal, Oklahoma '49-Edmonton Eskimos 1953 • Rick Venturi, Northwestern '68-Indianapolis Colts 1991; New Orleans Saints 1996 • Mike White, Cal-Berkeley '57-0akland Raiders 1995-96.

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The 1999 Delta Upsil:on Educational Foundati:on Annual H.eport Celebrating 50 Years of Impact 1949路1999

tarting as a vision of former Delta Upsilon International Fraternity President, Hugh Nesbitt, Ohio State ,14, the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation was incorporated 50 years ago, in December of 1949.

it generously, providing over $30,000 of desperately needed start-up capital.

Sadly, however, less than four years after the Foundation was established, Brother Nesbitt passed away.

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Yet the concept to help strengthen the academic achievement of our brothers and the educational resources available to them, proved to be an enduringly worthy mission. Brother Nesbitt's leadership role within the Foundation was undertaken by his protege and fliend,1. Paul McNamara, Miami '29.

Brother Nesbitt's hope was that the Foundation would grow in size and influence, such that it would eventually impact every brother in Delta Upsilon through the provision of scholarships to undergraduate members. Within the first three years of the Foundation's operation, Brother Nesbitt contributed to

From 1949 until his death in 1994, Brother McNamara was a tireless advocate for the Educational Foundation and the role he knew it played in impacting the lives of young DU brothers.

In this year's Annual Report of the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation, we celebrate visionary brothers such as Hugh Nesbitt and Paul McNamara, and those who through gifts of time and financial resources continue the tradition of strong stewardship which the Foundation enjoys today.

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The Programs and Services Supported bv the DU Educational Foundation From Brother Nesbitt's initial investment in the early 1950s, the Foundation's total assets now stand at $3,024,936. This amount has been accumulated despite the fact that the Foundation has never engaged in a capital campaign.

Each year, interest income from the Foundation's endowed resources combined with revenue from its Annual Campaign for Brothers, is directed to help fund innovative educational programs and services for our undergraduate members. Thanks to the generosity and loyalty of DU alumni and friends, the Foundation today makes grants to support the following worthy educational initiatives for our brothers.

The Leadership Institite Since its founding in 1948, the simple assertion of DU's annual Leadership Institute is that leadership can be learned.

1999 Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation Annual Report were the thousands of conversations between brothers - exchanging thoughts, ideas, and solutions on how to meet the challenges they face.

Ironically, only in comparatively recent times have colleges and universities started to treat the subject of leadership and team building as a legitimate area of study and academic pursuit. For half a century, Delta Upsilon and the Educational Foundation have recognized the need among student leaders to be exposed to a cuniculum that addressses how to create a shared vision; ilijiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiil ethical and effective decision making; delegation of important tasks to capable individuals and teams - among many other qualities and attributes of outstanding leadership.

In 1999, the Educational Foundation made a grant of $37,190 to help underwrite the Leadership Institute in Denver, CO. The event attracted over 230 undergraduate chapter leaders and more than 70 committed alumni volunteers who serve as alumni corporation officers and chapter advisors. The three-day program included seminars and forums on the most critical issues facing our young leaders today. Perhaps the most important educational benefit, however,

The Institute also maintained its tradition of educating DU brothers on their legislative responsibility to their chapters. Since 1847, the annual DU Convention has recognized one representative from every chapter to discuss and debate matters affecting the Fraternity as a whole. As part of the Institute curriculum, the 1999 Annual DU Convention approved a pledge and initiation fee increase in order to ensure the Fraternity's continued strength in the twilight of this millenium and the dawn of the next.

All told, over 10,000 brothers have attended and benefitted from the Leadership Institute since its inception in 1948. Going forward, the Educational Foundation is committed to supporting this outstanding and unique educational initiative.

Five years ago, most chapter houses did not have computer rooms. Today, all fraternities face increasing competition from dorm facilities that are fully wired for Internet access and a variety of high technology applications. Undergraduate presidents and recruitment chairmen must respond with creative and engaging recruitment plans to keep DU chapters viable.

Finally, on most campuses, a return to in loco parentis and its accompanying decrease in tolerance for misconduct, has caused chapter presidents to inspire and exert more control over the behavior of members.

To help meet the confluence and complexity of challenges that today's chapter presidents must face, the International Fraternity offers the annual Presidents Academy, held in January of each year.

One of the most valuable and innovative aspects of the Academy program is a framework designed to offer each THE president on-site PRESIDENTS leadership experience, as well as theory. At the ~ f=' ~ P ~ ~ ~ outset of the The core program, "chapters" responsibilities of are created, each today's chapter consisting of six to b= ยง president are not '= JUSTICE I "" eight presidents. For much different from OUR FOUNDATION I L the three days of the what they have program, these always been - he chapters stay intact, working as teams to must build a vision for the chapter and address the toughest challenges for motivate his brothers to pursue wOlihy fraternities on campus today. goals and objectives to transform the vision to reality.

In addition, the j(l1lles A. G(l1iiefd Keynote is presented at the Presidents What is markedly different for today's Academy, providing undergraduates the young president, however, is the 0ppOliunity to hear from and interact constellation of challenges he must face. with a DU alumnus who has achieved As recently as 10 years ago, chapter international recognition within his leaders were not focused on loss profession. prevention and risk management.

Today, thanks to our litigious society, New to the Academy program in 1999, every chapter has a Vice President of was the addition of the "Recruitment Loss Prevention.

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1999 Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation Annual Report curriculum for chapter recruitment chairmen. Reviews of the symposium were uniformly positive, especially among those from campuses where rush starts in January and February.

Each year the Educational Foundation makes a significant grant to the Presidents Academy, ensuring that costs to each undergraduate are modest. As a result, the Academy regularly achieves 90% attendance (or better) from DU's top undergraduate leaders.

THE STili PR06111M FOR LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT The Star Program seeks to have a profound impact on the growth and personal development of each individual DU pledge and brother. While many of the developmental and educational resources of our chapters are focused on pledges, the Star Program seeks to expand each chapter's organized commitment to the growth and learning of its members.

In 1994, the Fraternity's Board of Directors initiated discussion on a vision for DU in the 21st century. The Board concluded that it wanted a fraternity experience for every undergraduate that made him a person capable of commitment and deep friendship; a servant to his community; a lifelong student; a well-prepared and connected

career explorer, and a young man capable of complete independence - grounded in the practical skills and knowledge required for life after college.

To start a journey toward this vision, the Track sessions, sllch as this seminar at the 1999 Leadership Star Program Institute, enable participants to take programming ideas back to concept was their chapters. developed.

Hallmarks of • An Internet delivery mechanism, the initiative are: allowing program cUlTiculum to reach every undergraduate brother via his • An individually paced, goal-based desktop personal computer. curriculum, asking pledges and brothers to set and reach goals over an entire undergraduate career, in five personal development areas: II II II II II

Family and lifestyle issues Lifelong learning Community service and awareness Career planning Survival skills for life's realities

• Software that connects each student to resources on his campus; in his chapter; at the DU Headquarters in Indianapolis; and among other undergraduate and alumni brothers around the world from all chapters.

The Educational Foundation is committed to the funding of this visionary program and the tremendous effect it will have on our brothers.

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For most of the 20th century, the Fraternity has sought to assist chapters directly through on-site visits from staff of the International Headquarters. In the past, such staff members were called "field secretaries" - today they are known as Leadership Consultants.

The accumulated best practices of all our chapters are embodied in a DU Leadership Consultant; a full time employee of the Fraternity who travels up to 50,000 miles in an academic year visiting DU chapters and colonies

1999 Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation Annual Report throughout North America. At each stop, consultants meet with undergraduate members, and visit with alumni officers and university greek advisors .

Upon completion of his visit, each consultant delivers a written report of strategies to improve chapter operations in recruitment, member education, financial management, alumni relations, academic performance, and overall administrative efficiency. Whenever possible, a consultant discusses highlights of his report at a meeting of the entire chapter.

A consistent commitment to on-site education and support is essential, since our chapters experience 100% turnover in membership every four years. In the past, critically timed Leadership Consultant visits have arguably saved struggling chapters from closing, as well as raising the bar to inspire our outstanding groups to greater achievement.

The Educational Foundation is proud to help meet the need for this longstanding program.

CHAPTER EDUCATIONAL ACCOUNTS AND TRUSTS Within the past five years the Educational Foundation has introduced the Chapter Educatiollal Accoullt (CEA) and Chapter Educatiollal Trust (CET) programs, which provide financial

assistance to individual chapters.

Each program offers the opportunity to establish funds within the Educational Foundation for chapter use only.

Donors can make gifts to these restricted funds and claim a tax deduction for the amount of the gift.

By way of definition, the general characteristics of a CEA are that it: • Is established to meet educational needs over a defined period (e.g., to purchase or renovate educational areas and equipment in a chapter house) .

• Does not primarily seek to build principal, but to offer liquidity.

The general characteristic of a CET is that it: • Is permanently established to help meet educational needs of a chapter (e.g., to provide endowment interestwhich funds annual scholarships for undergraduates) .

CEA and CET grants to individual chapters constitute an increasingly important service of the Foundation, to help meet the educational needs of our undergraduate brothers.

REGIONAL LEADERSHIP SEMINARS To reach a broader spectrum of undergraduate members, as well as address challenges particular to specific

regions in North America, the Educational Foundation once again helped sponsor the 1999 Regional Leadership Seminar (RLS) program. In addition to providing participants with two days of leadership education programming; elections held annually at each RLS result in forming the membership for DU 's Undergraduate Advisory Board.

THE QUIIRTERlY MAGAZINE AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS The Educational Foundation underwrites the cost for all pages of its Annual Report, and other Foundation-related items which appear in the Quarterly magazine. In addition, the Foundation has helped fund two educational newsletters for undergraduates , The DU Dialogue, and The Shield, which address chapter management and loss prevention issues, respectively.

THE PEARSON-GARFiElD PRESIDENT MENTOR PROGRAM Launched with start-up funding from the Educational Foundation in 1998, the Pearson-Garfield Mentor Program is working to match our 83 undergraduate chapter/colony presidents with an alumnus mentor. The initial thrust of the program is to provide each chapter president with career development guidance and support. Eventually, the hope is to pair every DU undergraduate (nearly 3,000 of them) with an alumnus mentor.

GRADUATE STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS

Brotherhood and sharing enables brothers to help each other during their undergraduate years and into the future.

To facilitate on-site chapter guidance, cOllnseling and experienced leadership, the Educational Foundation has made scholarship grants to DU Graduate students who serve a chapter as a live-in advi sor. For an application or additional details, please contact DU Headquarters in Indianapoli s.

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THE PRESIDENT'S CLUB Leaders of the Annual Campaign for Brothers

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or 165 years, Delta Upsilon brothers have pursued and met challenges. In that time, DU membership has helped thousands of young men cultivate the leadership skills necessary to solve problems, inspire others, and achieve success.

For the loyal alumni and friends whose names appear below, we are grateful for the leadership they continue to exhibit in support of our brothers on campus. We reserve this special place in our Annual Report to provide recognition to our President's Club members, each of whom made a gift of $200 or more between July 1, 1998 and June 30, 1999. Without the generous support of our Club members, the DU Educational Foundation would be able to impact only a fraction of the undergraduates we reach each year.

Ausrin H. Kiplin ge r, Comell 39 Roben M. Loch , Nebraska '54 D ave M aguire, Southem IIIil/ois '73 Richard C. Marx, Pe!/lISylval/ia '54 Raymo nd E. Maso n, J r. , Ohio StrTte '41 G rego ry H . Ma thews, Florida '70 M ichael A. Menius, Nortb Carolilla '68 Ray mond R. Mose r, Jr., GeOigia Teel) '83 W . All en Perry, iOlVa State '27 Alvan E. Po rte r, Oklahoilla '65 C harl es D. Pru tz man , Pell llSylvallia State '18 Ma rk G . Rirchi e, iOlVa '83 John W. Rogers, Miami '57 Edward A. Rosen fel d , Oregoll State '42 Beun SerVaas, iI/dial/a '41 M rs. Ashro n M . Tenney, Jr. , in m emory of Ash to n M . l e nney, Jr. , Chimgo '43 Richard B. T hompson , lVIichigall State '67 Peter V. Ueberro th , Sail j ose '59

Edgar Bergen Circle We're nearly half-way through the current campaign which will conclude on June 30, 2000. If you haven't done so already, right now is the best time to join or renew your membership among the leaders of our campaign. With your help at the President's Club level, we'll continue to meet the challenge our DU founders adopted in 1834: To build better men.

James A. Garfield Circle Gifts of $25,000 or more

Steph en K. Rowley, Ohio '65 Nelso n Schaenen, Jr. , Comell '50 John T. Weisel, Oregol/ '48

Paul B. Edge rl ey, KallSfIS State '78

Herbert Brownell Circle James S. McDonnell Circle

Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499

Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 H . James Ave ry, Illillois '44 Cha rl es D. M ill er, j olms HopkillS '49 In !v(emo ry of John O . Schram , Bmdle)1 '50

James B. Conant Circle Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999 Manin Krasnitz, Chimgo '57 Maurice S. Ma ndel , Cbimgo '55 James D. McQuaid , Cbicago '60 John P. Mo rgrid ge, \'(IiJ'ColISill '55

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Gary B. Ad ams, Oregoll '66 Bruce S. Bailey, Denisoll '58 F. Lee Baird, KallSfIS '58 Scott R. Baym an , Florida '68 John E. Berry, Bmdley '87 Wi lli am J. Bi ttner, Bmdle)1 '74 Geo rge A. Blair, Miall/i 3 7 T homas F. Durein , Oregol/ State '92 John E. Esau , KallSas '78 WI. H . H arwel l, J r. , i\llissouri '51 Richard A. H egeman, PUldue '49 Sco tt A. Johnso n, \.\'/ashil/gtoll '80

Gifts of $500 to $999 H o race L. Acas ter, PellllSylVrTllia '44 Roy F. Allan, Lehigh '68 Jerry L. Bobo, HOlIStOIl '77 Paul J. Bodin e, Jr. , Nortlnvestem '50 W illi am W Boyd , Northillestem '48 John K. Brani ff, Buckllell '86 David E. C hambers, Arizolla '60 Abraham L. Cross Roben A. Da hl sgaa rd , J r. , Bmdley '63 T ho mas W. D arling, SymClfse '8 1 John A. D ela ney, Florida '77 Richard L. D ela no, illdial/a '85 Richard F. Faga n, \flflSbillgtol/ '52 T he C harl es T. & Ma ri on M. Tho mpso n Foundati on P. D avid Franzetta, lVIicbigal/ State '70 John F. H enna, Rutgers '70 John C. H erron, Soutb Carolil/a '88 H erschel L. H obson, Oklaholl/a State '67 Ri chard M. H oll and , Syraclll'e '83 Mel vin H. Iverso n, Washillgtoll '48 W illi am G . Kagler, SymClfse '54 Howard Kahlenbeck, Jr. , II/dialla '52 Sreph an G . Kouzo mis, Illillois '68 Lewis A. Maro ri , Lebigh '58 John S. McCo nn ell , DePaulV '66 Wa rren P. Nesbitt, V?iSCOllSill '76 Reginald B. New man II , NortlJ/vestem '59 C hri sro pher L. Sa ri cks, Kamas '70

\\(filliam A. Sigman, Iowa State '50 James W. Smith, \.'01shillgtoll & Lee '62 Roberr F. Swhr, Oregoll '41 Scon E. Tarrer, DePallw '84 Richard]. Thorpe, S),l'I1clIse '60 Roberr L. Tyburski, Colgate '74 Ben T. Walkingstick, Oldahoma '52 Roger W. Wothe, Teclmolog)' '58 Samuel M. Yates, Sail jo,'e '55

Charles G. Dawes Circle Gifts of $200 to $499 Carl F. Adams, Oklahoma '72 Leland]. Adams, Jr. , BlIckliell '64 Willcox B. Adsit, IVilliallls 30 James F. Ahlquist, ~\'festem Reserve '86 Alden L. Allen, NlilllJesota '49 James A. Allums, Texas '59 P. Rob Altringer, North Dakota State '85 L. Elvin Ambler, \.Vichita '68 Bruce C. Anderson, Pllrdlle '65 Dale H. Anderson, Iowa '49 Stephen]. Anderson, Northem Iowa '79 J. Carrel' Bacot, Hal1liltoll '55 Fred J . Barbian, PlIrdlle '45 Thomas B. Bays, Oregoll State '42 George S. Beimdiek, Missollri 35 Thomas P. Bernardo , Comel! '86 Herberr H . Boswau, Dellisoll '55 Michael G. Boylan, Bl'I1dlq '69 Frederick W. Bradley, Jr. , Colgate '50 James E. Bradley, Nlichigall State '66 Roberr J. Brand, LOlli,-uille '70 Jerry E. Brennan, Jr. , PlIidlie '55 Kelley]. Brennan, !l1arietta '64 Barden C. Brewster, Colol'l1do '77 Harry N. Briggs, Missollri '51 Roben W. Broad, ColgatelS)'I'I1C/1se '60 Walter R. Brookhart, Virgillia '71 Keith B. Bruening, Iowa State '80 John C. Buist, V(liscollsin '53 Benjamin T. Burson III , Georgia Tech '65 Kevin D. Carlron, V(lf/shillgtoll '86 Douglas A. Cassens, Kellt State '68 Clark G. Channing, Califomia '58 J. Michael Chaplin, Carthage '96 Alan R. Chapman, Illillo;" '69 Josep h W. Ciani, Oregoll '64 Brian G. Clark, Toroilto '69 Clemenr T. Cole, Camegie '79 Jan M. Collins, Kallsas'61 Edwin D. Crane, ArkallJas '76 Edward R. Crater, Ohio State '78 Harry A. Crawford, Ohio State '47 William]. Crawford, North CaroLilia '76 William L. Crist, DePallw '69 Ralph E. Cross, TechlloLogy 32 Roben H . Damm, S)l}'aclise '58 Thomas E. Darcy, Sail Diego '72 Ned P. Darling, Oregoll State '42 James F. Davidson , CaLifomia '48 Joseph A. DeBlasio, North Carolilla '62 Willis R. Deming, Ohio State 35

Raymond B. Dhue, !l1icbigall State '68 William W. Dickharr, ComelL '43 Philip W. Dinsmore, Arizolla '65 Richard P Donohoe, Illiliois '55 William J. Driscoll, Hallliitoll '58 Barry F. Eben, \路Viscollsill '63 Jeffrey S. Edell, Lehigh '79 John R. Ehrich, Miami '42 John R. Ehrlich, Missollri '67 Roben S. Elwell, Rochester '50 John J. Enders, V(lflShillgtoll State 39 Charles R. Epperson, DePallw '59 John H. Eyler, WiashiJlgtoll '69 Henry A. Federa, LOllisville 37 Bruce H . Fellows, \路ViscolIJili '51 James W. Fields, Sail jose '66 Fred Fisher, Miami '50 Gerald F. Fitzgerald, NortlJluestem '49 J . William Frank III, Lehigh '68 C. Norman Frees, DePallw 36 William N . Godfrey, Miami '58 Gary J. Golden, Rlitgers '74 Gary S. Graessle, Illillois '79 William R. Gram, Ullioll '49 R. McDonald Gray III, North Carolilla '59 Lewis D. Gregory, KallSas '75 Gerald E. Gross, Nlichigall State '63 Roben L. Gronke, Northwestem '52 David]. Habib, \Vashillgtoll '86 Scon D. Hahner, Rlitgers '78 Gerald A. Hale, \路\7estem Michigall '52 William H. Harkey, Oregoll State '71 Cameron G. Harman , Jr. , Ohio State '59 Thomas E. Harrison, J r., jolms Hopkil/S '53 H . Vincenr Harsha, Iowa '42 Will iam L. Harwood, North Dakota '68 George C. Hatch, TeclJllolog)1 35 Jay A. Hathaway, KallSas State '81 Roben C. Haugh, IlIdil1lll1 '48 H. John Hawkinson, Iowa 35 Harold T. Hearst, Jr. , Iowa '88 Melvin D. Heckt, Iowa '46 Kenneth E. Hedden, \)(Iichita '66 Timothy D . Heins, Texas '65 James L. Hendry, Oregoll State '60 David L. Hipp, Wiashillgtoll '84 Roger W. Hirsch, Nebl'l1ska '66 Patrick S. Hobin, CaLifomia '59 Darrell C. Holloway, Arlillgtoll '98 Dan K. Holtshouse, Ohio State '63 James E. Hull, \路Vichita '82 Phillip E. Hurley, Oklahoma '64 Travis H . Jackson, Tee/JIlolog)' '71 Thomas R. Jacobs , Arka1/SfIS '77 Jess S. Jiulianre, PellllsyLvallia '49 Aldie E. Johnson, Jr., Iowa State '47 Nils P Johnson, Ohio State '43 O. Kepler Johnson , J r. , Kal1Sas '52 Rees M. Jones, Nlallitoba '67 John S. Kaufman, Lehigh '48 Edward Kavazan jian, J r. , Tee/molog)' '73 Horace S. Keifer, Jr., Ohio State '48 Thomas A. Kershaw II, Swarthmore '60 Bryan L. Kinnamon, Iowa State '69 Paul A. Klinefelter, North Carolilla State '80

Roben Kling, NortlJluestem '44 T. Ivlichael Kn ies, Tellliessee '71 David R. Knuepfer, fowa 76 James R. Knuepfer, Iowa '79 John H. Kopischke, Millllesota '57 Oscar H. Kraft, Camegie 35 Jerome G. Kralis, Pille/lie '51 David A. Krebs, Miallli '80 William C. Krommenhoek, Nebl'l1ska '57 Charles R. Kurtak , \riashillgtoll State '42 Edward R. Lach, J r. , No. Carolil1a State '79 Roben]. LaFonun e, PlIrdlie '51 C. Bruce Laidlaw, Jr. , S)'I'I1C/1se '55 Gregory ]. Lamb, Iowa '94 Roberr S. Lannin, NebrrHka '81 Jack D. Lapham , Nlarietta '49 Kenneth J. Lee, DePallw '47 Richard M. Levin , Ilidialia '87 W Mark Linnan, S)'I'I1C/1se '85 Stephen A. Lison , Nfiallli '62 Andrew J. Loyd, Okiahollla '82 ]. Edward Lundy, Iowa 36 Jon D. Lundy, DePallw '90 Angelo J. Magistro, Rochester '60 David L. Marsron, fowa '63 Roben F. K. Manin, Millllesota '95 Roben j. Manin , \.\!flShillgtOIl '59 Stephen C. Ivlaninelli, Califomia '52 Charles M . Manucci, LOlIg Beach '88 Thomas E. Mattson, Oregoll '63 Alexander H . McConnell II , DePallw '58 Harold E. McGurk, Jr., Creiglltoll '86 William C. McInrosh, Michigall '53 Roben S. McKeeman, Georgia Tech 77 Dan M. McKirnan, PlIrdlie '44 Eddie D . McNew, Dellisoll '54 David M. Merenda, Pelll/~)'lvaliia State '77 Richard B. Metcalf, Ohio State '46 Kenneth D. Miller, IOlUa '67 Lewis E. Million , Jr. , Nebmska '53 Michael G. Mitchell, Texas '65 John L. Moodie, IOlUa State '45 William C. Moodie, Jr. , Le/;igh '47 Bruce L. Moore, Mic/;igall State '60 Donald K. Morford, \\,iaS/;illgtOIl '56 Richard L. Morgan, TeXt1S '69 Donald]. Moulin, Califomia '53 David C. Mouron, J r. , Tellllessee 77 Brian E. Mudrick, LOlli,'ville '82 Roben W. Muntzinger, Kel/t State '51 David S. Nelson , Ciark,'oll '69 Herbert H. Nelson, Colomc/o '59 J. David Nelson, Nort!Jlvestem '63 Donald F. Newman , Camegie '54 Iv!ichael A. Nickey, IOlUa State '65 George Nicolau, !l1ichigall '48 Donald P. Nielsen, WiaJ'/;illgtOIl '60 George H . Noland II, Okia/;ollla '86 Thomas C. O ' Bannon, Okla/;ollla '82 William F. O'Dell, Illillois 31 Gary Y. Oleson , Lafoyette '70 George K. Orr, Northem Colomc/o '90 John D. Pak, Pel/I/j),lvallitl State '90 Mark Parseghian , Lehig/; '48 Harry Pawlik, Nort/; Carolilla '54

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Joe H . Peny, DePauw 36 James P. Plessas, Calijomia '53 N eal R. Popham , Purdue '54 Perer R. Powell, Michigan '66 Jo hn W. Purh, Lehigh '52 T ho mas S. Rakow, Northwestem '65 Do nald J . Randa, Chicago '43 Bru ce D . Raskin , \.'(/ashington '86 John D. Rarhbun, lvIia/1/i '74 Roge r F. Ray, Arlington '70 John G . Redlin e, Jr., Lehigh '48 Richard M . Rensradr, Florida '82 James S. Roberrs, Florida '63 Paul E. Rosenrhal, Florida '73 David Ross IV, Camegie '92 Mark L. Ruperr, Oklaholila '74 G. Sreven Ruprechr, JvIissouri '70 C h ris H . Sa rlas, Illinois '63 John M . Scarl err, Camegie '29 Andrew F. Schirm er, SymCl/se '84 Paul J . Schmid, Colgate '61 Terence K. Schmoyer, Jr. , South Carolina '88 Vicra r R. Schoen, Miami '50 Phillip A. Schorr, Northem Colomdo '96 J . C urris Shake, DePauw '40 Joseph M. Sheridan, Rutgers '77 Perer G. Shu ns, Oregon '68

Jeffrey Siegel, MtII),land '78 W illiam S. Smelrzer, SymCl/se '58 H erberr E. Smirh, Indiana '52 No rman R. Smith, Kansas 38 Rodney R. Smi th, Cornell '67 Wendell A. Smith , Johns Hopkins '54 Sco rr K. Soltis, \.'(!estem Illinois '94 D avid Y. Sorenso n, Oregon '71 G lenn M. Sowa, Northem Illinois '70 M ichael P. Spillum , Michigan State '58 Patrick Spooner, San Jose '55 Frank W. Sreere, Jr. , lvIichigan 39 Kevin Srein, S)I/"acuse '83 John W. Stephens, Alberta '44 Richard L. Stern , GeOigia Tech '90 John S. Srewa rt, FreS/Jo '84 Paul J. Srarmo, Minnesota '61 D onald W. Strickland, Marietta '66 George S. Srudle, \.'(/ashington State '57 Vernon P. Swanes, Vlt/Shington '45 H aruo Taga, Bmdley '54 Ben R. Tate, Jr. , A1issouri '41 Russel R. Taylor, Torollto 38 Vincent]' Tedesco, Jr., Penn State '64 Michel C. Thielen, Iowa '57 Robert W Thompson, Oklahoma '61 Walrer A. Thurber, Union 33

James R. To lonen, Michigan '71 Richard E. Tomalesky, Lehigh '65 D erek M. Tubbs, Text/S A & M '92 Perer A. Tuo hy, \.'(It/Shington '53 W illiam K. Ulerich, Pe/ll/Sylvania State 3 1 C hancellor M . Van Sciver, Peill/sylvania '92 Tyso n R. Vaughn, Miami '98 John H . Vin ya rd , Jr., Missouri '42 Joseph Vi sco nri , Bmdley '71 C lyde W. Vo nGrimmensrein , Purdue '49 D erek O . Wa lter, Colomdo State '86 Marrh ew L. Ward , Bucknell '85 Andrew J. Weber, \.'(Iiscol/Sin '77 Geo rge G. Wein ga rdr, Ohio State '55 Frank E. Wellersdieck, Jr., Brown '51 G rego ry J . Wess ling, No rth Carolina '74 James V. Whi te, Michigan '50 Paul W. Wilke, Jr. , Millllesota '50 Willis R. Wilm ore, \.'(!estem Reserve '46 William L. Wilso n, Comell '67 C harles F. W irre, Miami '5 1 W illiam S. Woodwa rd, Techllology '40 O rlin P. Yeneri ch, Illdial/a '54 Roberr G. Yingling, Jr., Missouri '62 James F. Z boyovsky, PellllSylvallia State '5 1 James A. Zeese, A1illilesota '59 D avid J . Zelinger, \.'(Iiscollsill '75

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emorial gifts to the Educational Foundation fill two important purposes. First, they celebrate the memory of brothers or friend s of DU now departed. Second, they are joined with other Annual Campaign gifts to impact the lives of our undergraduate brothers.

Memorial gifts are accepted in any amount, and can be offered in tribute to DU classmates, mentors, spouses, parents - or anyone else specified by a donor.

The Educational Foundation expresses deep gratitude for memorial gifts offered during the 1998-99 Annual Campaign by the following :

The estate of John O. Schram, Bradley '50, in his memory.

Matthew W. Kesmodel , Indiana '89, in memory of John R. Quatroche, Jr., Indiana '88.

Mrs. E. LeRoy vonderTann in memory of her husband, E. LeRoy vonderTann , Lafayette '35.

Robert E. Johnson, Jr. , Nebraska '52, in memory of Edward 1. Maloney, Jr. , California '50.

Peter A. Knoll , North Dakota '84, in memory of Matthew A. McGauley, North Dakota '84.

Ivah M. Diener in memory of her husband , James H. Diener, Purdue '37.

Eleanor H. Cook in memory of her husband, William S. Cook, Rochester '49.

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Joseph D . Cusick, Stanford '51 , in memory of James C. Sheppard III, Stanford '51.

Margaret W. Christian in memory of William G. Christian, Virginia '24.

Gifts in memory of O. Edward Pollock, Virginia '51 , were given by: Wilford A. Butler, Western Michigan '6] ; Edwin D. Crane, Arkansas '76; Richard M .

Holland, Syracuse '83; Howard Kahlenbeck, Jr., Indiana '52, Maurice S. Mandel , Chicago '55, and Charles D. Prutzman, Pennsylvania State ' ] 8.

Benjamin Ebling II, Western Michigan '55, in memory of Oren G. Sherman, Jr. , Illin ois '48.

DU Educational Foundation Trustees Executive Committee Chairman: Stephen K. Rowley, Ohio '65 President, The Paragon, Westerly, Rhode Island Vice Chairman: Craig J. Franz, Bucknell '75 President, St. Mary's College, Moraga, California Treasurer: Paul B. Edgedey, Kansas State '78 Managing Pmtner, Bain Capital, Boston, Massachusetts Secretary: Scott E. Tarter, DePauw '84 Partner, Henderson, Daily Withrow & DeVoe, Indianapolis, Indiana VP, Investments: Maurice S. Mandel, Chicago '55 President, Regent Investor Services, White Plains, New York VP, Development: Robert L. Tyburski, Colgate '74 Vice President, Colgate University, Hamilton, New York

Trustees Gary B. Adams, Oregon '66 Principal, Marketor Corporation, Portland, Oregon Bruce S. Bailey, Denison '58 President (Ret.) Bank One West Virginia, Akron, Ohio Edwin D. Crane, Arkansas '76 President, The Gladney Fund, Fort Worth, Texas Thomas F. Durein, Oregon State '92 Greek Advisor, University of California, Berkeley, California Edgar F. Heizer, Jr., Northwestern '51 Principal, Heizer Corporation, Tucker's Town, Bermuda Richard B. Thompson, Michigan State '67 Managing Direcor, U.S. Fixed Income, AIG, New York New York Dr. John T. Weisel, Oregon '48 Retired Ophthalmologist, Medford, Oregon

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t the 1999 Annual Meeting of the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation, two brothers were added to the Board of Trustees.

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Edwin D. Crane, Arkansas '76, a professional fund raiser for over 20 years, is president of The Gladney Fund which provides funding for The Gladney Center, the country's preeminent nonsectarian private adoption and maternity services agency.

During Ed's career he has been associated with and led fund-raising programs which produced $70 million for the institutions with which he was affiliated, including $25 million during the last eight years. He also served as a fund-raising volunteer with several organizations

including the YMCA, chambers of commerce, arts councils and professional organizations, and has counseled other organizations about fund-raising.

Joining Brother Crane on the DUEF Board is John T. Weisel, Oregon '48. John spent his career as a practicing physician and surgeon, an ophthalmologist in Medford, Oregon, and as senior partner and founder of Medical Eye Center, serving southern Oregon and Northern California. The practice was primarily involved in cataract-lens implant surgery.

Brother Weisel has lectured on cataract surgery in Southeast Asia, South Africa, Australia, and at other international meetings giving scientific presentations.

John also served on the Fraternity's Board of Directors from 1991 to 1995.

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Chapter Educational Accounts DHer a Tax-Deductible Way to Give to Your Chapter he Chapter Educational Account (CEA) program allows donors to restrict gifts for a specified chapter's use. Areas within a fraternity house which are used for strictly educational purposes (e.g., libraries, study rooms, computer rooms, archival storage, etc.)

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Central Florida Joshua A. Martin '97 DePauw C. Norman Frees '36 Houston Jeny L. Bobo '77 Robert A. Pajak '89 Iowa State Stanley W. Blaue '75 Keith B. Bruening '80 Richard L. Chance '54 Ronald D. Fleck '49 William E. Heine '60 Scott D. Jensen '78 Brian D. Jessen '82 Alan 1. Kadon '66 Bryan L. Kinnamon '69 Phillip H. Mayer '49

Robert C. McKinstry '50 John L. Moodie '45 Daniel D. Porter '90 Carl G. Rausch '67 William A. Sigman '50 Lany 1. Skeie '64 Craig D. Vermie '73 Kansas State Ronald C. Abbott '61 Michael J. Baughman '78 Donald A. Chew '81 Paul B. Edgerley '78 John R. Eplee '75 William R. Gordon '60 Michael F. Goss '81 R. Nathan Greene '58 Bill A. Helvey '58 Don A. Hill '69

have been approved by the IRS to receive funding by the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation.

Scholarships and student loans for individual chapters are also administered through the CEA program. To date, 10 chapters have established a CEA and if you would like information on how to establish an account for your chapter, or add to an existing one, please contact the DUEF at P. O. Box 68942, Indianapolis, IN 46268.

We extend our sincere gratitude to the following brothers who made CEA gifts (not pledges) between July 1, 1998 and June 30, 1999:

Philip D. Hollis '65 Jeffrey 1. Jernigan '73 Clifton C. Jones '77 RichardF.Laubengayer '64 Jeffery B. Monis '79 Glenn A. Mull '73 H. Clayton Peterson '67 Richard D. Sell '78 Max M. Steams '66 Norman J. Steffey '57 Marvin F. Swanson '57 John H. Teeter '79 Keith D. Tucker '76 Nebraska Richard B. Campbell '68 Oregon State Thomas P. Bays '42 William H. Harkey '71

John C. Higuera '96 William M. Hinds '89 John R. Hulbert, Jr. '44 Will S. Keirn, Pacific '75 Chris T. Kollas '89 Donald R. Laird '69 Clinton N. Stiger, Jr. '65 Daniel L. Swinscoe, Jr. '88 Alan T. Weine11 '84 San Jose John R. Freitas '55 Elmer A. Maas '47 D. Robert Madsen '51 Leland W. Sweeney, Jr. '55 Samuel M. Yates '55

Gifts to DU Matched hv Companies

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o encourage charitable giving among employees and retirees, many larger companies have established matching gift programs. Such programs serve to double the impact of an individual's gift to a chmitable cause by using corporate funds to match gifts made by donors.

We recommend checking with your human resources department to determine whether a matching gift program exists. If so, the DU Educational Foundation may be an eligible recipient. Matching gift policies vary by individual company, but a simple inquiry on your part could result in the doubling (or sometimes tripling) of your gift to benefit your DU brothers.

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We gratefully acknowledge the following companies which matched employee or retiree gifts in the past year:

American International Group CITICORP Foundation Colgate-Palmolive Company Johnson Controls Foundation Key Foundation Microsoft Square D Foundation U S West Foundation

The Honor Roll Recognizing Men of Dedication, Commitment, and Action ach year, hundreds of undergraduate brothers turn to one resource for leadership education and character development programming. The resource is not provided by colleges and universities, however. Most are ill-equipped to provide students with personal growth resources and experience.

Instead, our brothers rely on the Delta Upsilon International Fraternity for a unique curriculum, centered on building better men.

Supporting the thousands of DU men who are impacted by the Fraternity's educational initiatives, are thousands of

alumni brothers who offer their annual financial support for the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation.

None of the programs and services detailed in the beginning of this Annual Report would be possible without the gifts offered by those whose names are listed below.

We call this list our Honor Roll, because it identifies those who act on their dedication and commitment to the growth of friendship, character, culture, and justice among young men throughout North America.

On behalf of our undergraduate brothers, we extend thanks to each donor.

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ALBERTA D. Love '46 (13) G. Mills '95 (2) J. Stephens' 44 (3) A. Wan-ack '61 (2) AMHERST - J. Fairman' 52 (2) ARIZONA D. Baldwin '60 R. Barker '61 D. Chambers '60 (22) P. Dinsmore '65 (2) A. Monis, Jr. '60 (4) F. Spuhler' 63 - R. Sypult '67 (7) ARIZONA STATE • S. Shaw '96 ARKANSAS B. Beaird '76 E. Crane '76 (7) - B. Franklin '83 J. Green '85 (2) G. Hamilton '77 (22) - C. Jacobs '80 T. Jacobs '77 (19) R. Kolf'77 - S. Unruh '89 (6) ARLINGTON J. Ashby '74 (23) - W. Bruck '72 T. Donaldson '72 (6) P. Eichenberger' 69 (12) E. Freeman '73 (5) T. Harp, Jr.'87 (4) D. Holloway '98 E. Jordan '88 R. Ray '70 (18) - C. Tackett '82 AUBURN J. Crabbe ' 68 - J. Dixon '65 (8) J. Henderson, Jr. '62 (5) M. Saml '6~ (6) BAKERSFIELD

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BAYLOR B. Mayer '81 R. Shull '85 BOWDOIN S. Balsbaugh '54 BOWLING GREEN W. Bensie '70 (4) J. Carstensen '50 D. Clingman '69 (3) p. Dauerman '84 R. Hanrahan '56 (4) J. KlipfelllII '71 (13) - G. Kuntz '60 S. Latham '77 (2) T. Melton '69 (3) D. Mielke '59 (9)

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C. Channing' 58 M. Chase '65 (2) c. Cords '50 (3) D. Crockett '66 J. Davidson '48 (19) J. Fry, Jr. '63 (12) R. Greenwood' 48 (2) C. Hanold '36

P. Hobin '59 (17) D. Johnson '63 (16) - C. Kavanagh '64 (22) R. Kinkead, Jr. '52 (II) R. Laughlin '46 (4) - R. Lippi' 45 (2) S. Mar1inelli ' 52 (18) - R. Miller '38 D. Moulin '53 (2) N. Murray '64 W. Nilson '47 J. Plessas ' 53 L. Rea '54 (8) D. Witt '49 (2) J. Wrixon '60 (8) CARNEGIE R. Beck' 42 (2) W. Beilharz '43 (2) D. Bradley '62 (5) D. Chiesa '88 G. Cohen '89 (5) C. Cole '79 (i 7) R. D'Angelo '61 - J. Domash '76 (19)

C. Hermann' 62 D. Hopkins '42 (14) T. Kaercher '57 (2) M. Kramer '76 (4) D. Mellert '87 K. Nicholson '85 E. Noble, Jr. '83 (2) C. Pfizenmaier ' 54

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!vI. Finestone '83 C. Hall, Jr. '54 (22) D. Heil '65 M. Hughes '85 A. Jcken '65 (14) K. Kerlin '82 (8) T. Koehler '87 (5) C. Koester' 50 O. Kraft '35 (24) w. Leete '58 (9) H. Light '68 (3) T. Markl '70 (2) E. McCall '42 G. Middleton '86 (13) H. Mielke '51 (29) W. Murdock' 83 (15) S. Nehez '48 (2) D. Newman '54 (26) R. Owen '51 (12) J. Polles '67 (28) J. Reid '81 (4) S. Resek '93 (2) J. Robbins' 54 D. Ross IV '92 (5) J. Ross '33 J. Scarlett '29 (12)

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R. Broad '60 (4) C. Collier '85 - R. Cunniff' 45 J. D'Eramo ' 59 L. Dennick '56 J. Donaldson, Jr. '45 (2) W. Dumke '52 (8) M. Garcia '95 J. Goewey '51 N. Gow '46 (14) D. Helman '41 (29) F. Hoyle, Jr. '52 (15) A. Kameros '82 (4) W. Kranichfeld '44 (6) J. Krogh '38 (4) ,... R. Long '72 - J. Marsh '75 (3) W. Mawhinney' 42 (22) J. McCarthy '56 (3) G. Murdock '45 - P. Musgrave '34 (14) T. Nast III '37 (29) ~ \V. Okunski '58 J. Pennacchio '98 A. Persson, Jr. '42 (16) P. Schmid '61 (2) - M. Schuff '82 B. Schwanda '37 (3) B. Seidler '68 (2) R. Smith '68 (20) R. Staurovsky '59 D. Swan '31 (7) R. Tyburski '74 (4) P. Verbitsky '94 E. Walton' 34 ( II ) A. White '66 (4) L. Williams '29 (2) L. Woltman '65 V. Zane '56 L. Zerilli '97 (2) COLORADO B. Brewster '77 (10) J. Byrd IV '65 (3) R. Crosby '64 (4) K. Dobrovolny '70

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R. Rodenbaugh '91 (4) T. Woodward '91 (2) DARTMOUTH 1. Barker '46 (2) - P. Costich '49 (6) S. Ensinger '27 (29) L. Fortuna' 38 (4) J. Gately '49 - J. Giddens '59 (3) - S. Patterson '42 (2) - R. VanReypen '47 (12) R. Winship '49 (3) DAYTON V. Kelly 'SO DELAWARE E. Anzalone '72 (4) J. Carey '70 - W. Hallam 'SO (18) DENISON B. Bailey '58 (13) H. Boswau '55 (29) - M. Dalton '72 (3) - N. Deane '57 (4) D. Gibson '57 L. Hamilton' 57 H. Jones '62 (5) R. Kirsch '84 - R. Kleven '61 (5) -- G. Maghiclse '58 E. Mancini '94 E. McNew '54 (13) J. Sampson '75 D. Shell '59 (3) B. Taylor '82 DePAUW A. Alexandroll '85 R. Arshonsky '88 - W. BatTett '6 I (18)

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T. Lindsey '74 R. Magnussen '60 (7) P.Marzek'81 (13) - G. Matic '75 W. McCrindle '78 (5) - c. MOiTis '75 R. Mullendore '87 E. Novak'72 W. O'Dell '31 (8) J. Pancrazio '84 R. Potter' 53 (S) A. Quattrochi '82 (7) 1. Ritt '52 (13) G. Rugel '78 (IS) C. SarkIS '63 (2) E. Schmitt '61 C. Schultz '67 (20) T. Shepard '73 (4) M. ShOlT'92 R. Sloan '71 R. Smith' 50 (3) S. Throneberry '89 G. Vartanian '96 D. Wear 'SO (3) S. Williams '71 (3) K. Winter '91 (2) E. Zaimins '94 C. Zelent '84 (5) INDIANA R. Abrams '89 - D. Allard '70 (4) R. Baumgartner '53 (2) C. Bell'54(11) - D. Black '64 - R. Black '68 P. Borgmcier, 11'. '69 (2) C. Bottorff' 88 (II) T. Bowers '64 (16) J. Boyd '65 (2) J. Brunkella '67 (2) ,... J. Cartwright '54 (4) G. Causey '46 (5) - B. Circle '67 T. Cook '48 (8) H. Cormican' 40 (14) R. Delano '85 (14) 1. Demaree '64 - A. Dowling, lr. '55 (3) D. Endwright '56 (2) - D. Epstein '90 - I. Escott, 11'. '41 (14) D. Farquharson '40 (22) R. Finke '57 (2) R. Fishburn '67 (6) M. Flory '50 (7) - D. Fuquay '67 - 1. Grant '69 B. Hallett '42 B. Harper '54 (28) R. Haugh' 48 T. Heidenrich '96 (3) R. lones '55 M. Judd '65 E. Julien '49 (2) H. Kahlenbeck. lr. '52 (28) -- M. Kesmodel '89 T. Kilpatrick' 57 - P. Kluempers '84 (3) - R. Koyener '55 (6) - R. Krug '88 (2) J. Lambert '87 (12) T. Langehaug '88 - R. Larko '81 (2) P. Lmvrence '84 R. Levin '87 (10) - G. Marvel 'S4 (7) - L. McConnell '80 (2) J. McKenzie '32 1. McKibben '86 D.Milier '65 L. Miller '74 (4) J. Mink '51 (2) L. Moss '49

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M. Townsend ' 97 (2) W. Vo lkm er '53 - K. Weige l '78 (2 1) - P. We nt zien '59 S. West '68 C. Wi eben ' 47 IOWA STATE M. Bowman '65 H. Brandt '47 (6) K. Bruening' 80 ( 19) D. Carne '70 R. Ca rter ' 78 C. Chappell ' 3 1 R. Clapp '5 1 - J . Courte r '84 - 1. Cronk ' 60 (28) D. Drake '62 L. Dreesze n ' 6 1 (5) W. Duda '48 (3) - R, Fleck ' 49 W. Gaess ler ' 52 (2) - H, Gilli att '59 (4) T. Hanse n ' 79 J. Hays ' 44 (5) D. Heckmill er '57 (7) H, Heit zman '4 1 (7) S. Herzog '64 - S, Hn dson ' 84 J, Jeffri es '78 A . John so n, Jr. '47 (28) W. John son '4 1 J. Kamin ski '68 B. Kinn amo n '69 (3) 0 , Law ler '67 P. Leonard '57 - R. Lo ng '50 (3) R. Lo tspeich, Sr. '5 1 (4) R. Matz '30 (2) J. Moodi e '45 (4) A. Mores '80 ( 15) D. iVlorse '52 C. Neff '52 (4) B. Ne lso n '66 M, Nickey ' 65 ( 14) G. Ott '40 L. Pea rso n '64 ( 14)

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B. Biles ' 66 (2) J, Co ll ins ' 61 L. Cornett ' 58 R. Dav is ' 75 - D. Duncan '56 T. Emery' 57 (2) 1. Esau ' 78 (6) S. Etherington '7 1 L. Gregory '75 (24) N, Hart '56 (9) V. Hiebsc h '42 C. Hinshaw '54 T. Ho lt '88 R. Horn '62 - J. Hysom, Jr. ' 57 (7) O. Johnson '52 - \V. Land ess '53 ( 19) 1. Long '70 (2) A. Ludwick '34 (3) E. Maag '52 R. Mastin ' 62 - G, McCa nn '40 - E. Me tcalf '43 N. Michale '77 (2) - P, Miller '73 J. Ne ighbor ' 65 C. Saricks ' 70 (22) J.Scho lt en '62 (2) - D. Slawson '56 N. S mith '38 (3) 1. Sto nestree t ' 53 B. Talbott '84 D. Waxse ' 67 S. We lls '75 L. Wi lson '62 (5) - M, Zuercher '78 K ANSAS STATE B. Ahsmuh s '83 R. Bake r '66 K, Barrow '9 1 G. Boelling '58 - D. C hew '8 1 (4) - S. Crosier '87 J. Dav is '65 P, Edge dey , 78 (5)

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A. Ca nn on, Jr. '74 ( II ) R. C hri stia nse n ' 56 D. Czem y ' 74 (2 1) c. Day '30 (28) J. Ede ll ' 79 (3) - P, Eshbaug h ' 59 - J, Farin a III ' 88 (3) J. Frank ' 68 E. Furst II ' 60 ( 18) M, Ge nt ' 93 (4) S. Herbert ' 36 (4) H, Ka ise r ' 55 (9) J. Kaufman '48 ( 14) G. Korkgy, Jr. '92 (7) J, Kurtz '52 (3) - P. Leonard ' 91 J. Lizana ' 87 E. Lucadamo '7 1 (22) L Maroti '58 (13) B, McGowan '87 N, Meier ' 50 (2) T. Middleton ' 72 M. Miskulin '85 (1 2) W. Mood ie '47 G. Nay lor '7 1 ( II ) W. Nut! '36 (4) M. Parseghi an '48 (8) J, Puth '52 (3) ~ 1. Ra msay ' 58 - G. Ramsden '44( 11 ) J, Red line, Jr. '48 (3) W. Robe l ' 5 1 W. Salm ond ' 46(3) P. Savage ' 72 (4) R, Schmid t ' 52 (2) P. Shaw ' 52 (8) J . Sini '68 - K. S mith ' 65 \V. Sti ver ' 72 D. Szabl owsk i '82 R. To malesky '65 (4) K. \Vcaver '89 J. Wirth '93 T. Woc kli sh '8 1 R. \Vorkm an ' 65 M. Yasze mski '77 LONG BEACH C. Coope r ' 88 (2) ..... T. Farmer '9 1 C. Ma rtu cci '88 ( II ) B, Tom '9 1 (2) P, Villacorta ' 92 (2) LOUISVILLE R. Ab le ' 49 (2) R, Brand '70 (7) D. Buec hlein '87 M. Cliffo rd '86 - B. Dahlem ' 5 1 H. Federa '37 (29) J, Gray ' 57 (4) J, Griffi ths '69 ( II ) W. Hacker ' 69 M. Harmo n '49 S. Hartstern '70 (4) J, Hoffman '49 J. Hu ber ' 77 E, Ki mbel ' 35 S. Kre mer '86 V, Lussky '43 B, M udrick '82 ( 18) R. Sc henk ' 93 (2) J. Thomas '77 (2) W. Thompson ' 57 1. Traczewski '88 W. We ber ' 54 (9) - R. Williams '67 1. Winter '45 (2) M AINE D. Gag non '88 H, Hinrichsc n '76 (5) B. Lew is '73 (3) \V. Ma nn ' 70 J. Morri son' 89 (2) S. Spear ' 83 M ANITOBA R. Jones '67 (2)

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M. Loch te feld ' 93 R. Loges 'S6 \V. Loomis "60( 1-+ ) 1. Lucas "73 (5) G. Marsteller'-I3 J . M cC lu sky '57 M. McCollum. Jr. ' 5-1 (-I) E. l'vlcGovern . 51 (23)

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S. Porter "RO P. Powell '66 F. Ste~ rc. Jr. '39 (2) J. Stuart '52 (:'i)

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1. Irons '69 R. Johnson '5-J- (-+ ) D. Long' 59 0) l. lvlaccll ni '56 (2) A. ivkGovern . 50 B. Moore '60 (-I I D. Neese ' 68 (9) M . Overhiser '63 (5) 1. Pallee '70 R. PfaLl ' 6-1 (2) ivl. Robinson '95 en J. Rya n '55 (20) \\1. Savage '56 (7)

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P. Wilke, Jr. ' 50 (28) 1\'1. \\!inger '96 J.Zeese'59(-I) G, Alkmann ' 69 (24) G. Bcimdick '35 D . Best '59 G. Bist lin e '76 (2 1)

D. Boschert '78 H . Briggs 'S I (5) 1. Capps ' 67 HI K. Chrostowski '75 W. Davis ' 70 (2) C. DlI ~' luJlticr '74 1. Ehrlich '6 7 ( IS) O. Friend ' 8-1 L. Fry, Jr. '62 (5) IV. Gaddis' 57 W. Gibson '3 8 (3) E. Gray '76 1'. Hartley '87 IV. Ha rwell. Jr. '51 (-I ) G. Hedde ll '71 J. Ho ldswo nh ' l'n i'vl. Ja ckso n '67

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C. Fi she r '91 (4)

J. Gau sman '50 (7)

J. Kopischk e '57

A. Kaestner "57 (3 ) T. Laco "51 D . Leac h '52 (3) D. j' \'lartin '29 K . ivlcCorci '98 L. 1\'lill er '82 D . Morice '65 (-II

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E. Hohe nsee '68 (13) 1. Houc hin '85 R. Hunt '-I I (2) M. Jilek '93 R. 1ohnso n '52 W. Krommenhoek '57 (26) IV. Lallman '89 R. Lannin '8 1 (2) R. Loc h '54(15) J. McCown, Jr. '68 (4) F. Meier '-12 (1) A. Melville '96 C. Mess inger '82 (5) L. Million, Jr. '53 (3) H. Mu1T'30 G. Muncy '70 M. Naslund '74 G. Novotn y '66 ~v1.

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T. Schnell '89 (2) D. Shaneyfelt '4-1 - R. Shively ' 82 ( 17) - D. Shonka '86 H. Smith '65 (-I) .... D. Spencer 'S5 E. Straka, Jr. '5 3 ( 12) M. Teetor ' 84 (3) D. Voclte '75 W. Wilkins '45 NEW YORK T. Billheimcr ·...J.I C. Hoo ve r' -10 (20) - A. Small '-II NORTH CAROLINA J. Allen '73 (-I) - R. Ayres '65 (2) M. Baratta '81 (6) J. Bone 'S7 - D. Bradham '7'2 - R. Coleman III '68 (9) Crawford '76 J. De Blas io '62 C. Downton II I '66 (1) 1''0'1. Eastwood '67 - IV. Eddleman '3-1 ( 15) - J. Gofonh '66 R. Gray III '59 (20)

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T. Teasdale ' 86 D. Tesa rek '55

R. Yingling. Jr. '62 (25) NEIl RASKA - T. Biggcrswff '63 G. Brantz ' 76 - C. Burmei ster ' 52 (3) - T. Cheney' 36 (29) A. Christcnson ·...J.5 (6) D. Eihusen ' 94 IV. El se '58 M. Fe lber '94 G. Fisk '58 R. Ford '69 F. Goodwin, Jr. '50 (17) H. Gray '3-1 D. Harri s '76 S. Hcnning '85 J. Hibberd '79

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M. Spillulll '5R (51 B. S l. Pi t' ITe ' 78

F. Trippd . 57 R. Vanderveer '5 6 (--\.)

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E. Bjorkman '-11 (2) S. Bormann '6-1- (7) C. Ellingson '92 (2)

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A. Allen ' 49 (6) S. Backman "94

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E. Allmendinge r '-1.7 (...J.) C. Bailie '50 (7) T. Chalfant 'TJ. D. Cohb '5 S (2)

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J. Tolonen '7 I R. Vobc '7~ J. White '50 (291 IV. Wilson' 38 (2) MICHIGAN STATE C. A llen '55 ( 18) - H. Alley '70 - L. Anderson '63 (5) B. Bastow ' 79 F. Bind emann . 5 1 (9) J , Bradley '51 J , Bradley '66 (7) M. Bucher '6R (1)

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1. Carlson ' 70 (2) R, Cherry '73 (21 T. Choate' 68 F. Cittadino '71 J. Di edri ch '76 ]\II.

G. Dykhuisen '68 (2) R. Hallberg '90 (4) A. Knox ' 77 J. Landstrom '70 J. Lotsoff ' 88 ( 12) R. Machek '67 (2) M. Maibac h '73 (25) L. McGee '81 L. M ic hnu . S-l E. Nosek 'S5 E. Paver '78 J. Peterse n ' SO (6) M. Reinhardt '81 D, Sedory '76 1. Singcllllunn '64 (2)

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W. Poston' 71 (2) S. Ridgley '77 C. Ripley, Jr. '76 w. Rose '69 ( 11 ) K. Samuclson 'SO C. Schumacher '73 ( 16) 1. Siegel '93 G. Smith '89 H, Speight ' 83 T. Staab II '89 (1) T. Story '74 A. Suhramanian '98 (1) K, Sullivan '86 (4) R. Swacker '71 - E. Taff'61 ( II ) - R. Tracy '69 (6) - S. \Vallenhaupt '74 G. \Vess ling '74 ( 12) R. Wing '70 (3) B. Wright. Jr. '64 (3) T. Yermack '78 (3) NO. CAROLINA STATE F. Carter '84 D. Harri s '82 T. Hoffman' 78 (2) p, Kline fe lter '80 E. Lach, Jr. '79 (2 1) B. ~llo ss '92 P. Murray '9 2 B, Pack '80 - J. Worthington ' 89 NORTH DAKOTA - B. Anderson '84 1. Bittner '78 ( II ) G. Bjerke '75 (2) D. Brusc hwe in '74 T Dolan '72 - M. Eldridge' 89 D. Finke '74 (4) J. Furst '81 (2) - 1. Greene '89 R. Gusaas ' 84 (2) J. Han son '79 (5) IV. Harwood' 68 P. Hyj e k '89 (5) D. 1ohnso n '92 (5) D. Kete ll e '84 - R. Kirsch ' 78 ( 17) - P. Knoll '84 D. Krulllpclmann ' S9 (2) D. Larse n '71 D. McLeod '63 (7) K. Merin g '79 (2) - D. Nicolai '84 ( II ) 1, Swccney '86 - D. Tufte '86 - G. Weight '73 (1) NO. DAKOTA STATE R, A ltringe r '85 ( 10) T. Dhu yvetter '79 (2) H. Hage n ' 86 (2) C. Longie '89 (1) NORTHEilN COLORADO C. Belt '92 (2) - S. Harsh '95 F Hoff '91 L. Minnella '98

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F Z inn ' 37 (29) OH IO D. Bellan '5 9 (S) D. Drazga '8 8 1. La wri e '75 R. McDonald '73 (2) H. Opperma n '65 (6) E. Pa xto n ' 68 (2 ) ~ 1. Roush '87 S. Row lcy . 65 (9) J. Shipman '56 IV. S panfell ne r ' 6 1 ( 10) D. Th ompson '93 (7) O HIO STAT E D. Bates '59 (7) \V. Beck '55 J.Carie '6 1 (3) ~1. Corey '76 E. C rater '78 (4) H. Crawford '47 W. Deming "35 - F. De nkewalte r '47 (7) R. E ll iott '4 8 (5) C. Han na n. Jr. '59 ( 18) - T. Halhhorn "62 \V. HelTon '43 ( 18) D. Holt shouse '63 (7 ) T. Hoover '56 ( 19 ) N. J ohnso n '43 (6) H. Keifer. Jr. '48 (5) E. Kilby '75 - E. Lan ghurst '41 (3) R. Mars hall ' 86 R. Mason "4 1 K. McCl ure '4~ S . McCormick '92 (7) J . McLain ' 42 R. Metca lf' 46 (2) C. Norma n '94 (6)

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T. Voght '97 (2) - J. Wagne r. Jr. ' ~ 5 (29) T. Walker '50 (2) G. Weingardt ' 55 (5) M . Wei ngold '78 - J . Wingard ' 63 (3) OKLAHOMA C. Adams '72 \V. Blair '5 1 (2) L. Brammer "47 (2 ) H. Braymer '55 (2) - C. Brim '92 (2) - R. Brite "5 1 G. Carr '83 (3) R. Ca n'oll ' 84 C.Cole man '81 (4) C. Frymire '79 (2) T. Gatche l '60 C. Gordon' 72 ivi. Gunni ng "S7 (2) J. Haslam' 80 (9) H. Hayes '56 - C. Herwig "75 S. Ho lm '92 T. Hudibu rg h '78 (6) L. Huffman "7 1 P. Hurley '6~ (8) H. Jo nes '39 (7) G. Lane. Jr. '60 (2) J. Levo rsen '50 ( 10) T. Loa fm<l n '89 A. Loyd '82 W. Mass ad ' 55 (2)

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G. Noland II '86 (6) T. O'Ban no n '82 (3) W. Phifer '50 A. Porter '65 (3) J. Powers '58 (2) P. Rabb III ' 80 (5) M. Rupert ' 74 (23) J. Snodgrass '9 1 (2) J. So mmerfrucht '60 (3) - H. Stanlleld '62 B. Sucllc nt rop "92 J. Tacker '63 (5) R. Th ompson '6 1 ( 15) B. Wa lki ngsti c k ' 52 (27) H. Wilson ' 55 (3) H. Woodard. Jr. ' 35 (5) OI<LA H O~ I A STATE M. Bowers '83 (3) H. Hobson '67 OREGON G. Ada ms '66 (7) - J. Allan '53 (6) B. Anderso n ' 57 ( II ) J. Beaty '70 (3) C. Best '28 S. Carlson' 69 - A. Ce ll ars '47 (28) M . C hurch '97 (2) J. C iatti '64 P. HillaI' . 4 1 (3) J. Lew is '67 R. Love ll '42 T. Mattson '63 (29) - R. Mayer' 59 - J. Ne uuer '62 ( 12) R. Newe ll '65 (I I) - M. Phelps '72 (3) R. Pri ce '62 ( I I ) J. Ryan. Jr. '50 (3) L. Schuck ' 54 (I I) - W. Shephe rd. Jr. ' 55 (2) P. S hu tt s ' 6 8

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Sponsorship Gins Change lives ifts that set standards for others to follow have been offered in the past year by the brothers and friends of DU listed below. While the Educational Foundation is deeply grateful for gifts at a111evels, we reserve our special thanks to those who offer sponsorship support for our unique personal development and leadership education programs.

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sponsored by: H. James Avery, Illinois '44, Martin Krasnitz, Chicago '57, Dave Maguire, Southem Illinois '73, and James D, McQuaid, Chicago '60

sponsored by: Nelson Schaenen, Jr" Comel! '50

Chair for the Promotion of Friendship and the Advancement of Jnstice

1998-99 Star Program for Leadership Development

sponsored by: George A. "Banana" Blair, Miami '37, John T. Weisel, Oregon '48, and Alvan E. "Ed" POlter, Oklahoma '65

Chair for the Development of Character sponsored by: Thomas F. Durein, Oregon State '92, Stephen K. Rowley, Ohio '65, and Richard B. Thompson, Michigan State '67

Chair for the Diffusion of Liberal Culture

Benefactors Paul B. Edgerley, Kansas State '78, Gregory H. Mathews, Florida '70, Charles D, Miller, Johns Hopkins '49, and John p, Morgridge, Wisconsin '55

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Chapter Spotlights DU's Newest Colony! n September 9,1999, Delta Upsilon welcomed a new colony at the University of Texas - Pan American in Edinburg, Texas. Fifteen interest group members participated in the ceremony and more men are expected to become colony members before the end of the semester.

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DU's Pan American Colony is in the process of developing a strong member education program by scheduling three educational seminars throughout the semester, and then documenting this program so that it can be utilized in the future. The group also keeps in contact and is involved with other DU chapters in Texas.

The colony is The interest group, on schedule officially established in to be installed March 1999, was first as a Delta formed by Anthony]. (AJ) Upsilon Alford, Arkansas '94, chapter in during the fall 1998 University of Texas Pan American Colony of Delta Upsilon, March of academic term. established September 9, 1999.

2000. This is International Headquarters conditional staff members then went to on achieving chapter installation requirements. Overall the Edinburg to further develop the interest group and assist the colony is doing excellent at this time and all indications are members through the process to become a colony and that the members will be successful in the future. subsequently a chapter of Delta Upsilon.

The colony has made tremendous strides toward achieving chapter status. They currently hold the highest grade point average on campus, which is also well above the All Men's Average. The colony members have become involved in the

Carthage, Iowa, & Kansas State Chapters Adopt Alcohol-Free Housing Policies

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Carthage, Iowa, and Kansas State Chapters have formally adopted the Fraternity's Alcohol-Free Housing Policy. .

The Fraternity's policy states that alcoholic beverages shall be prohibited on the property and premises in which an undergraduate chapter of Delta Upsilon is housed whether owned, rented, or leased by that chapter, or any alumni organization affiliated with or related to that chapter. .

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If you are interested in working with the new colony in an advisory role, please contact Kris Robl at the International Headquarters (317.875.8900 ext. 210).

Fraternity for immediate projects, including capital improvements and educational programs.

In addition to the grant funding, the Delta Upsilon International Fraternity will provide educational resources and services for the chapters. This will include expanded TIPS programming, added staffing resources from the International Headquarters, and communication with the chapters' alumni, ensuring they are supportive and understand the decision of the undergraduate members.

Fraternity President Jim McQuaid said, "The members of these chapters desire to enhance their organizations. They want to attract people of strong character and men who do not want the focus of their fraternity to be alcohol."

Congratulations to these undergraduate and alumni brothers who have taken a giant step toward their chapters' future.

Awards Recipients he Miami Chapter of Delta Upsilon led the way on their campus with academic recognition based on chapter grade point averages above the All Men's GPA for Spring and Fall 1998.

Awards given to DU by Miami University were the Chapter Academic Excellence Award and the Dean's Achievement Award.

Also announced this term were individual awards given by the following honor societies to Delta U brothers.

Gamma Sigma Alpha (for Greek scholars who excel in academics): Karl D. Kraywinkle, North Dakota '00.

Omicron Delta Kappa (for those in the top 35% of their class and demonstrating leadership in one or more phases of college life): Adam J. Burns, Bradley '00; Matthew A. Crist, Florida '02; Christopher P. Hough, Houston '00; Michael R. Carney, Iowa '00; James L. Kohl, Lafayette '97; and Gregory A. Henkle, Purdue '00.

The Order of Omega reports the induction of the following DU brothers during the 1998-99 academic year. Chris B. Hruby, Bradley '00; Kirby S. Simmering, Bradley '00; Jason I. Lowe, Cal Poly '98; Daniel J. O'Keeffe, Cal Poly '02; John D. Pivk, Cal Poly '98; Coady H. Pruett, Cal Poly '01; W. Cox Thornton III, Cal Poly '00; Trent M.Anderson, Denison '01; Christopher R. Cawley, Denison '99; Michael P. Kling, Denison '99; Peter A. Scully, Denison '00; W. Marshall Sims, DePauw '00; Todd M. Toriello, Lafayette '00; Gerald R. Geil, Marietta '96; Christopher L. Heuser, Marietta '99; Jay M. McCloy, Marietta '00; Jeffrey L. Wax, Miami '01; Ryan N. Hatton, Purdue '01; Gregory A. Henkle, Purdue '00; Martin M. Geller, St. Norbert '00; Andrew A. Silverman, Tufts '01; Thomas M. Gorman, Central Florida '00; Devin S. Lyders, Central Florida '99; Lawrence A. Deau, Houston '99; Spencer L. Eckard, North Carolina '00; Timothy P. O'Brien, North Carolina '99; Prashant Ravi Rao, North Carolina '99; Jonathan P. Shepherd, North Carolina '99; and Reuben Abootorabi, Oregon '00.

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DU Alumnus Volunteer of the Year Richard A. Hegeman '49 (secolldfrom left) visits with undergraduates at the chapter house during Purdue Homecoming.

Purdue DU Chapter Wins Honorable Mention in Excellence Competition he Purdue Chapter of Delta Upsilon received a great honor. At the recent IFClPanhellenic "Chapter of Chapters," the Delta U Chapter was awarded Honorable Mention (runner-up) in the R. B. Stewart Fraternity Award of Excellence competition. This award is the highest award that a Purdue University fraternity can receive. Applicants are judged on 11 operational areas.

Following their induction into the Order of Omega, Gregory A. Henkle '00 and Ryan N. Hatton '01 were chosen to serve the Order as secretary and treasurer respectively.

John A. Erdmann '01 was elected to complete the remainder of the term of the IFC's director of external relations.

Five Pur-DUs were selected to be hosts for the 1999 Old Masters Program at Purdue. They are Brent Applegate '01, Jacob D. Nichols '00, Marc F. Brazie '00, Ryan Hatton, and Greg Henkle.

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to be used for supporting at least one college dedicated primarily to teaching agriculture and mechanical arts.

Millions of people have graduated from the 105 land grant colleges and universities spawned by his grand vision.

Morrill served in the House of Representatives for 12 years and in the Senate for 32 years.

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Timothy D. Martin, Louisville '78, recently formed the law firm of Crafton, Martin, Ogburn & Zipperle, PLLC, located in Louisville, Kentucky. The members of the firm concentrate their practice in fidelity/surety litigation, construction litigation, insurance defense and policy litigation, worker's compensation, and commercial litigation throughout the States of Kentucky and Indiana.

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One of Vermont's most historic figures, Justin S. Morrill, Middlebury 1860, was honored in July with a new 55-cent

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C. Michael Godfrey, Texas '67, Senior Vice President, Secretary and General Counsel of FINA, Inc., was recognized with the 1999 Jurisprudence Award from the Anti-Defamation League. He was the 10th recipient of this award.

Brother Godfrey received the ADL's Jurisprudence Award for his devotion to the principles enshrined in the constitution and for symbolizing commitment to the democratic values which characterize our country.

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postage stamp issued as part of the Great Americans series of stamps. The stamp was issued in July in Strafford, Vermont, birthplace of the former Congressman and U.S. Senator.

Brother Morrill was the chief proponent of the Land Grant Acts of 1862 and 1890 which provided for the endowment and support of the land grant colleges, the forerunners of many state universities.

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Florida DUs in the news include Lake G. Ray III '79 and Randy D. Johnson '81.

Remzey Samarrai, Florida '81, reports Brother Ray was elected to the Jacksonville City Council and that Brother Johnson was just appointed to several excellent state house committees .

R. Chamberlain

Richard P. Chamberlain, Washington '95, graduated with a J.D. from the University of Washington School of Law in Seattle. He has begun a position with the Seattle law firm of Foster Pepper & Shefelman, PLLC.

David W. Koch, Iowa '81, has joined the law firm of Wiley, Rein & Fielding in Washington, D.C., as a partner. Brother Koch was previously a partner at Rudnick, Wolfe, Epstein & Zeidman in Washington. His legal specialty is franchising and distribution.

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Charles M. Schrey, Miami '82, is Vice President of Transitions II of Mountain View, California. He received his MBA from Canisius College in 1991. Charles has been a database marketing consultant with Transitions II for the past year, managing client accounts in Silicon Valley. His responsibilities included designing and administering marketing databases and consulting on their use in marketing campaigns to customers and prospects.

Brother Schrey was also a contributor to Guy Kawasaki's latest book, Rules for Revolutionaries The Capitalist Manifesto for Creating and Marketing New Products and Services.

The Ohio State Board of Accountancy announced that Andrew T. Snyder, Miall1i '97, passed all four sections of the Certified Public A. Snyder Accounts examination. Andrew is a Financial Information Systems Consultant for Computer Associates International in Cleveland.

Recently, he was the Canada Implementation Leader for the implementation of Release 11 .0 NCA of Oracle Financials Application for a $5 billion software and consulting services company. Brother Snyder also served as Team Leader for the implementation of the General Ledger Module for an international transportation, warehousing, and logistics firm .

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Russell L. Grundhauser, North Dakota '83, joined International Dairy Queen, Inc., headquartered in Minneapolis, R. Gnllldltauser Minnesota, as their Vice President of Finance. The firm is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. and is engaged in the business of developing, licensing, and servicing a system of more than 6,000 Dairy Queen stores in the U.S . and internationally. Brother Grundhauser will be responsible for the financing, credit, leasing, and insurance divi sions.

Prior to joining IDQ, Russ was the Controller for the Minnesota regional office of AccuStaff and MindSharp Learning Centers. He holds a Bachelor's degree from the University of North Dakota and is a Certified Public Account.

Brother Grundhauser is a former Treasurer of the International Fraternity, and served on the Delta Upsilon's traveling staff in 1983-84.

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We recently learned that Raymond G. Godshall, Jr. , Pennsylvania State '41, has had small roles in several movies, including CIOI), and Legends of the Fall.

His most recent part was in The Siege with Denzel Washington , Bruce Willis, and Annette Benning.

The Quarterly - - - -....- - editors asked B Godshall to share some of his experiences.

"My son-in-l aw, Edward Zwick, the talented director, R. Godshall writer, and producer, asked me if I would like to play the role of Senator Ryan in his first movie, Special Bulletin , which was produced for television. I managed to remember my lines and not bump into the furniture, so I was given another chance: a line on CIOI ),. This was an outstanding film which won several Oscars and gave me a chance to meet and talk with some major players such as Denzel Washington and Morgan Freeman.

"Legends of the Fall was a real thrill because I spent a week on location with Sir Anthony Hopkins , a brilliant, classically trained actor, utterly without pretense. Legends was filmed on a spectacularly beautiful site near Calgary on the Bow River. The Indians who owned the ground stipulated that all buildings constructed for the set and evidence of the shoot be removed, and the entire area returned to its original state as it was sacred ground.

"The Siege , my most recent movie, marked the first time I was in a scene with all the principals: Denzel Washington , Bruce Willis, and Annette Benning. It also marked a huge step in my career - two lines instead of one! " Daughter Liberty Godshall is a script writer and guest star, having written for Thirty Something and was seen in an episode of that TV show for which she had also written the script.

Son-in-law Edward Zwick recently received an Oscar for producing Shakespeare in Love.

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Earlier this year, Bl'Uce Reed Pullen, RlItgers '58, sent the Quarterly editors a copy of his book Discovering Celtic Christianity - Its Roots, Relationships, and Relevance.

Dr. Pullen is the pastor of Central Baptist Church in Westfield, Massachusetts. While on sabbatical, he

Alumni News traveled to the British Isles and researched , in particular, the sites where the saints practiced their faith , also taking the photographs which are used in the book.

Brother Pullen says, "Celtic Christianity evolved from the small pockets of Celtic monks in Wales and Scotland to blossom in Ireland. From there, Columba B. Pullen sailed to the Scottish island of lona where he established a mission center from which was launched a movement that brought the gospel into northern and central England.

Discovering Celtic Christianity, paper back, 180 pp, $12.95, is available from Twenty-Third Publications, P. O. Box 180, Mystic, CT 06355 (800.321.411) or from www.BarnesandNoble.coll1.

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In a ceremony complete with an artillery salute from the 105mm guns of the 94th Regional Support Command, Ronald D. Silverman, Wisconsin '69, Commander of the 804th Medical Brigade, was promoted to Brigadier General on July 10, 1999. As 94th RSC Commander Major General William Kiefer posted the order. Silverman's wife Miriam and father Max, a retired Army Reserve Colonel, pinned the stars on the new General's shoulders.

Brother Silverman is the first Dental Officer holding the rank of Brigadier General in the USAR to command a Medical Brigade.

The General had just returned from R. Silverman EI Salvador where he led an inspection tour of the 804th MED BDE's ongoing mission in support of Hurricane Mitch Relief.

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