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PI KAPPA PHI FRATERNITY

WINTER 1992

How do you know they don't?

Durward W. Owen It was one of those perfect days in the

mountains of North Carolina. The fall season with all of its spectacular color was probably at its peak. The air was mountain clear and had a tip of frost in its stillness. All was well in God's world.

Pi Kappa Phi wanted me to explore a possible national project and Dr. Iverson Riddle, Director of Western Carolina Center, a state-full service location for people with retardation, had insisted that I meet one of his employees. Thethoughtwas that Thomas Hart Sayre had an idea which was so far lateral that this state-financed institution could not attempt to implement. A fraternity?

Maybe!

Thomas and I had spent the better part of the day discussing his concept of play and the importance of child play in the early development of the "normal" person. And how sound, texture, smell elevation, touch, and light were all part of learning through play. And I was impressed.

We walked up the hill to see some of the outside objects Thomas had created for "play" activities. Activities which might improve the life of these so very unfortunate and undeveloped (physically and mentally) human beings.

Around us were 20 or 30 people of ages 5 to perhaps 25. Most were in some form of restraint, usually including football helmet looking headgear: Crutches were a bun-

dant, as were wheelchairs. Conversation and noise were mostly grunts, shrill sounds, garbled voices and an occasional recognizableword. Of our beautiful "normal" people, these certainly were not. Not a happy scene for me, from the "normal world."

As I soaked in the beauty ofthe South Mountains, perhaps attempting to ignore those unusual human beings surrounding me, I remarked to Thomas, "Isn't it a shame they cannot enjoy this beautiful vista as we are doing?"

Thomas simply said, "How do you know they don't?" And PUSH was born, for I didn' t know!

Thomas and I proceeded to see if we could find out, and if perhaps Pi Kappa Phi would be able to make a difference for these very special people. We did and we have.

Can you make a difference in Pi Kappa Phi? Can you become a Chapter Ad visor and make a difference in the lives of our special young men, our members? Can you contribute of your assets to the Foundation and make a difference in the scholarship monies available for deserving students? You know that I can ask other similar questions while seeking your involvement with Pi Kappa Phi. And then when our student members ask, "Why don't our alumni care about Pi Kappa Phi?", I can respond, "How do you know they don't."

DO YOU NEED A JOB? DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS

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Looking for brotherhood under the sun? Join your brothers in Naples, Florida, for the 43rd Supreme Chapter. Don't miss this first-class, family experience.

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The Fraternity needs your social security number. Find out why.

Plus, Pi Kappa Phi wins two more awards.

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You were drunk. She was drunk.

Was it rape? T.J. Sullivan speaks candidly about "sex under the influence."

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As PUSH draws closer to raising $2 million, undergraduates discover the power of volunteerism over the power of the dollar bill.

1991 Annual Appeal Report

Kapps from abroad share their 9 Piopinions on the Fraternity and our

OK <I> Fraternity is currently taking applications for the DOC position. Duties include: editing the Star & Lamp, coordinating communication with undergraduate chapters, administering the Continuing Alumni Relations program, and various other tasks.

Strong Macintosh and editing skills important.

Excellent housing provided.

Benefits included. Salary negotiable.

DIRECTOR OF PROPERTIES OK<I> Properties is seeking a member to handle the daily management of this housing subsidiary.

Duties include: financing and refinancing of chapter houses, managing cash flow and the accounting system, accounts collection, working with new and old alumni housing corporations, and advising student chapters on all housing matters.

Experience important, but not necessary.

Benefits included. Salary negotiable.

Send resume and inquiries to: Durward Owen P.O. Box 240526 Charlotte, NC 28224.

DEADLINE: Aprill, 1992.

educational programs.

"Strong Enough to Care"

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Three new chapters and four new associate chapters join the ranks of Pi Kappa Phi in the last three months.

A chapter advisor shares his insight on the true meaning of the rose Pi Kappa Phi's national flower.

In our Lamplight, the U.S. Navy 16 salutes a Pi Kapp for his bravery during Desert Storm.

The Star and Lamp Winter 1992, Vol. LXXVIII, No.1 A Leadership/Education Publication Editor-in-Chief - Durward Owen Managing Editor - Matt J . Basta Official Photographer - Tim Ribar Office Manager - Joanne Stroshine Editorial Assistant - Debby Davis Contributing Writers- Ted Scharfenstein The Star and Lamp is published quarterly by the Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity at 7017 Nations Ford Road , Charlotte, N.C. 28217. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 240526, Charlotte, N.C. 28224; Telephone: 704-523-6000 FAX: 704-521-8962.

A lifetime subscription is $15 and is the only form of subscription , payable at initiation.

Pi Kappa Phi was founded at the College of Charleston , Charleston , S.C. on Dec. 10, 1904, by Andrew Alexander Kroeg , Simon Fogarty and L. Harry Mixson.

Pi Kappa Phi is a member of the National Interfraternity Conference and the College Fraternity Editors Association .

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43rd SUPREME CHAPTER AUGUST 8- 12, 1992 N A P L E S FLORIDA

Pi Kapps from across the country will gather in Naples, Florida, on Agust 8-12, 1992, for the 43rd Supreme Chapter at the Registry Resort. What can you expect?

5 is the magic number ...

If this is your fifth or more Supreme Chapter you have attended, you qualify to join the Nu Phi Society.

Join this elite group of alumni on Aug. 10 for a special ceremony. Contact Ted Scharfenstein for more details at 508-546-2214.

Up for some friendly competition?

Don't miss the golf and tennis tournaments that will be taking place during Supreme Chapter. The tennis tournament will be held on Aug. 10. This round-robin affair will guarantee you two matches, refreshments, and prizes. The cost to enter is $30 per person with a minimum of 20 interested for the tournament to take place.

Deadline for registration is July 1, 1992.

ThegolftournamentshotgunstartsonAug.11 at 7:30 a.m. Four-man teams will compete "Florida Scramble." The cost is $40 per person which includes green fees, part of cart fees, ball range balls, and prizes for low score, long drive, and closest to pin. Need at least 40 golfers to master this Tom Fazio course. Deadline for registration is July 1. 1992.

Send name, address, phone number to P.O. Box 240526, Charlotte, NC 28224 to register.

A Family Affair Special programs including a relaxation session conducted by Dr. Buff, a special side trip to the famous Ritz Carlton Hotel for "high tea," beach activities, Fort Meyers, Thomas Edison's home, and shopping are all scheduled for wives and children. Babysitters will be available.

Cruisin' after Supreme Chapter Set sail for Nassau and the beautiful island of Coco Cay after Supreme Chapter. The Nordic Empress deports out of Miami on Aug. 14 for a three-night cruise.

If you are interested in taking this cruise, contact Durward Owen at 704-523-6000 for details.

For Alumni Only Join your brothers for a special Founder's breakfast on Aug. 10 as part of your registration fee. Catch up on old times and rekindle your college memories.

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Unless you are in Naples, Florida, you may never:

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Participate during the Supreme Chapter sessions in the determination of your Fraternity's future .

Discuss Housing with the officers of Pi Kappa Phi Properties headed by Stuart Hicks, President.

Brotherhood in the sun Naples is located on the west coast of Florida overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. Two hours to the southeast is Miami. Two hours to the north is the Tampa Bay area. This captivating city offers exclusive shopping in Olde Town Naples. The Naples City Dock features fishing and party boat charters. Greyhound racing, renowned wildlife sanctuaries, and airboat tours of Everglades National Park also highlight the Naples area.

There's always time to play ...

The Supreme Chapter will offer plenty of time to enjoy Naples and the sandy beaches of the Gulf. Along with golf and tennis, you might try to hook a shark during a deep sea fishing excursion. Or, you might run in the 10K Run for the Roses Race on Aug. 11. The Registry Resort will also provide all of its beach equipment for free on Aug. 10 and 11.

The Registry Resort Home of the 43rd Supreme Chapter, the Registry will host Pi Kappa Phi's most luxurious national convention ever. The resort features 15 Har-tru tennis courts, health club with sauna and steam baths, 27-hole golf course, 3 heated pools with jacuzzis,3 miles of white sand beaches, deep sea fishing, sailing, and windsurfing.

The Registry also features seven first-class restaurants and lounges. The hotel is world-renown for its cuisine in terms of quality and quantity. You will enjoy their food as part of your hotel registration rate per night with the Modified American Plan. The Registry is truly a first-class international hotel.

Making reservations now!

Delta will be the official airline for the 43rd Supreme Chapter! Delta is offering a 5% discount off any published fares. There is also a 45% discount off the unrestricted coach (Y, YN, Yl) fares . To make your reservation, call 1-800-241-6108 and give them our easy access number J0889.

Meet and talk with Tom Sayre, the developer and designer of PUSH, our national outreach project.

Witness and emotional presentation of your Fraternity's Ritual of Initiation.

Spend time with your Fraternity's Administrative Office staff.

Find out about scholarships, loans, and other educational matters Ted Scharfenstein, Executive Vice President of the Foundation.

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Discuss issues of importance to you with your National Council.

Witness the induction of Lt. Gen. John Yeosock (Penn State) and Dean George Griffin (Ga. Tech.) in the Pi Kappa Phi Hall of Fame.

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Share in the recognition of chapters and individuals as they receive awards.

Have fellowship with Pi Kappa Phi members from all across the United States.

Enjoy over 15 hours of leadership training geared toward both alumni and students.

See yourself through the lens of a camera as orchestrated by photo-extraordinaire Tim Ribar.

Explore the Everglades in a high-powered air boat.

Take advantage of the exquisite shopping offered from the city of Naples.

Take a side trip to Disney World and the surrounding attractions.

We need your number!

In an effort to upgrade the Fraternity services to you, Pi Kappa Phi formally requests that all alumni send their social security number to the Administrative Office.

By doing so, you will help the Fraternity track you if you move to a new

address and forget to notify the Administrative Office. This will assure you will not miss any of the latest developments within Pi Kappa Phi. Please mail your social security number to: P.O .

Box 240526, Charlotte, NC 28224.

Sullivan to head committee The National Council has approved the appointment of T.J. Sullivan (Alpha Psi-Indiana) to chair the national education committee. Sullivan's du-

Fraternity wins big at annual NIC meeting Once again, Pi Kappa Phi demonstrated its leadership in the Greek community as the Fraternity won two awards at the National Interfraternity Conference annual meeting on Dec. 8, 1991 in Atlanta.

The Star & Lamp won first place for the 1991 Education and Student Life Award. The NIC recognized T.J. Sullivan's article "Challenging the Ultimate Free Thinker" that appeared in the Winter 1991

issue of the Star & Lamp for its excellent content. The award was Pi Kappa Phi's third in six years.

The NIC also recognized Durward Owen for his contributions to the FIPG movement. Owen was a founder and past president of FIPG which witnessed membership grow from six to 34 members under his leadership. Owen received one of only five "Interfraternalism Awards" given this year by the NIC.

Brother to enter Hall of Fame Lt . General John Yeosock (Alpha Mu-Penn State) will be inducted into PiKa ppa Phi's Hall of Fame during the 43rd Supreme Chapter in Naples, Fla., Aug. 8-12, 1992.

Lt. Gen. Yeosock com-

Past Mr. Pi Kappa Phi joins Chapter Eternal

Mel Metcalfe

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He will be remembered for his dedication, his loyalty, his character, and his magic. Melville "Mel" Metcalfe entered the chapter eternal on December 26, 1991, but he left a legacy that will not be forgotten.

Initiated into the Alpha Gamma Chapter at the University of Oklahoma on Feb. 14, 1925asAr#47,Melcommitted himself to the Fraternity from the day he en-

ties will be to coordinate the educational programming for the43rd Supreme Chapter to be held in Naples, Fla., this summer.

Sullivan is a former employee of PUSH and the Fraternity .

He also authored the new White Diamond as well as the new recruitment and member education manuals for the Fraternity.

If you have ideas for educational programs at Supreme Chapter, please contact T.J. at: P.O. Box 100430, Denver, CO 80250.

tered the brotherhood. He served as National President from 1964-66. In 1969, he achieved the pinnacle of any Pi Kapp career. He was named Mr. Pi Kappa Phi. Mel also loved to perform magic tricks during his spare time.

He is survived by wife Eleanor. She can be reached at 2500 Hinkle Drive, Apt. 202, Denton, TX 76201. Mel was84.

manded 280,000 Army forces during Desert Storm.

Yeosock reported directly to Gen. Schwarzkopf during the war. He has been active with the U.S. Army for31 years. Don't miss this exciting ceremony.

I want to host a Supreme Chapter...

If you believe your city would serve as a host to a future Supreme Chapter, please contact Durward Owen at P.O. Box 240526, Charlotte, NC 28224

by July 7, 1992.

Sites for the 45th Supreme Chapter in 1996 are currently under consideration.

For a growing majority of young college men, sexual activity is as much a part of the college experience as chemistry and intramurals. For better or for worse, decisions about sex- whether or not to do it, with whom, where, how and when - are thought about, and talked about among close friends and

for which we are each supposedly destined.

Unwanted pregnancy was once the greatest negative consequence for young men thinking with the wrong organ. Today, our young fraternity men are part of the nation's fastestgrowing HIV +populationyoung, sexually-active heterosexuals. Today, we do

near strangers.

Each man's sexual history certainly will be different. Some will abstain.

Some will fall in love for the first time, make a thoughtful progression and engage in responsible, romantic sex. A large number will chart their progress via crowded bars, top bunks and embarrassing sexual blunders in their search for the one earth-shaking act

not "woo young women into submission," we walk the line of date rape. Today, some of our young men from broken families or those dealing with a sexual-orientation issue are unable to build respecting, loving sexual relationships and turn instead to easy, self-demeaning, chemically-induced sex as a sub-

II I was drunk, she was drunk, and we ended up back in my room. We started messing around, but then she passed out. I don't know why, but I just kept going. I can't believe I'm saying this, but I might have raped her...

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stitute.

"Sex Under the Influence." Very often, we break down the big issue into its various consequences: date rape, sexually-transmitted diseases, self-esteem problems, pregnancy, reputations. Too seldom do we address the real root of many of these problems.

American men, young and old, consider alcohol a neeessary part of the romantic and sexual experience.

The purists might see the answer very simply. Our greatest tool is the Nancy Reagan-quick-fix, "JustSay No." If our students were abstaining from pre-marltal sex and alcohol abuse (particularly before they are of legal age), there would not be an issue. The purists run head-first into their corners toting "family values" while college rape statistics climb.

Then come the educators armed with therealstatistics. According to a survey by the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta late last year, 40% of all Ameri-

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can ninth-graders, 48% of tenth-graders, 57% of eleventh-graders, and 72% of all twelveth-graders have had sex. The percentage is higher overall for young men than young women.

For all the facts, for all the figures, one truth remains in effect. Drinking makes everything seem "easier." It becomes easier to dance, easier to introduce yourself to someone you don't know, easier to talk, to laugh, and to play off those awkward moments.

Magically, women can seem much more "available" when everyone has a buzz on. Suddenly, it's OK to act out of character.

Alcohol helps a young man forget about the many things that might otherwise make him nervous. Is she really attracted to me or is she just flirting? What's the right way to approach her?

Is she going to make me feel like an idiot? What was it I heard about her? While each man is waiting for that perfect romantic scenerio with "Miss Right," alcohol is the friend aiding in the search for "Miss RightNow." The problem is that the use of alcohol- particularly too much alcohol- as a substitute for real comfort puts a young man at risk much greater than he realizes, physcially and emotionally.

When they drink to make things easier, sometimes things just get more difficult, maybe not at that moment, but often afterwards.

It's time that we, as caring alumni and as caring undergraduate brothers, end the awkward silence and begin talking openly

about what we are doing as individuals and as groups to minimize the dangers of "sex under the influence."

For all the talk of kegs, of designated drivers, or safe party planning, we are largely ignoring one of our most serious risk management issues.

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When I went to the party, I didn't plan on sleeping with anyone. When I woke up with her this morning, I wished I hadn't.

I must have had some serious beer goggles on ...

II "I was drunk" doesn't make you feel much better when you wake up with regrets. Consequences remain, even when the stupid excuse lets you off the hook with your friends, perched and ready to give you a hard time for your impaired judgment the night before.

As fraternity brothers, we love to compete. We love to give each other hell for our mistakes. What we often forget is that the路 acceptance we feel from the ribbing we get the day after a ''beer goggle night" is actually disrespect hidden in jokes and laughter. While years ago, men might have admired each other for the number of women they "conquered," times have changed. Today, the man in each chapter who is the

intoxicated conquerer is considered a fool behind his back for exposing himself to countless dangers and bringing a poor reputation to the chapter. Today, the smart men in the chapter can recognize promiscuity as a sure sign of a more serious moral or emotional problem.

Then, there's the danger of misunderstood body language. Too much alcohol, and many young men begin reading into a woman's actions and often misunderstanding (or reading literally what is not meant literally) ambiguous signals.

When it comes to sex, alcohoi and "guess work" are a dangerous combination.

Here is what we must work to make our brothers understand before the Rose Ball, before the Thursday night out, before the sorority exchange: Sexually-oriented communication between young men and women is not as easy as "yes" and "no." You can never assume that just because a woman has expressed an interest that you have the green light. And even if she said "yes" before does not necessarily mean "yes" again (or ever again). Many of our young men know and undertand this, but when we test the limits of our ''beer bravery," we often find ourselves in hot water.

Then, make sure your little brother understands that if a woman has been drinking, her judgment and communication skills will not be at their highest either. Do not let the body language you interpret take the place of a true under-

standing of a woman's intentions and limits. If a young man is too drunk to understand a woman is trying to say "no," if he is too drunk to listen and respect a woman trying to say "no," or if he continues to have sex with a woman who is passed out or incapable of giving consent, it is rape.

Even young men who think they would never ina thousand years force sex on a woman might lose control in an impaired-judgment situation. It's happened to a lot of men now facing rape charges, and many women have suffered the emotional consequences.

Something in society has told us men that we are supposed to go after it until a woman makes us stop. Fact is, it is unfair to put that responsibility on the woman. Good, meaningful sex is a beautiful mutual thing, there is no ambiguity, and only then is sex the beautiful experience it is meant to be. Your good friends who plays "hit and miss" every weekend and finds a lot of the "wrong thing" will never know the ecstacy you will feel that one time (now or later) when you find "the real thing."

It sounds idealistic, but it's true. And when it is said by someone who is respected -brother, advisor, consultant, father- it means more.

Somehow, our young men need to fully understand that slowing things down in a potentially harmful situation is the act of a real man, a true gentleman.

All of this is easier to do when a man's head is oper-

ating at full-capacity, free of the confusion that alcohol can bring to a situation.

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We hear a lot about safer sex, and I always have a condom with me, believe it or not.

But I was with this girl last night, and we were pretty wasted. She didn't bring it up, and I didn't really think of it...

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Unprotected sex is highrisksex. "No glove, no love" was a favorite saying of one of my fraternity brothers at Indiana five years ago when the condom was beginning its comeback.

Yet, recent independent studies have shown that a large number of young men don't know how to put on a condom correctly and are afraid toaskforadvicefrom their closest friend. Instead, most would rather learn through those first few bumbling experiences when the heat of the moment is working against them. If pride is mixed with alcohol, a young man might forego protection altogether, putting him and his partner at risk.

What we are discovering, slowly but surely, is that "sex under the influence" must be dealt with in thesamewaywehavedealt with other alcohol issues.

We must build our own confidences and learn to confront our friends and

brothers who are taking the risks which involve us an: When they see a brother preparing to drive under the influence, today's Pi Kapps are quick to take the keys. Yet we all applaud the brotherwhoannounces that he is only 188 hours away from that most sacred of birthdays, when he can cruise the bars legally, no longer responsible for his actions.

When will we reach the point when we will pull a brother aside and question his sexual judgment instead of nicknaming him "Romeo" or "DogCatcher"? When will we stop sitting around the TV room on Sunday morning laughing about our 2 a.m. choices the night before?

When will we simply ask our little brother (who has met the woman of his dreams) if he needs a condom and if he knows how to use it?

Until we are "strong enough to care" and "strong enough to confront" the issues that embarrass us to some extent initially, we will continue to see our brothers make bad decisions, face date rape charges and fall deeper and deeper into self-esteem dilemmas. Until we recognize that the young man who sleeps around has a problem, we will continue to watch brothers deteriorate and drop out of school.

Are we strong enough to care?

We, as a national organization, are quick to reach and train our young men to recruit, to study and to achieve as leaders. Are we willing to guide them on

issues as important as sexual ethics and safer sex?

If so, then we must take broader steps to train our consultants to speak openly and creatively about these issues. We must do more to encourage our alumni advisors to conquer their own awkwardness, and we must teach our collegians to confront each other in the spirit of "ultimate respect."

If we fail to do this, eventually each of our chapters will have a "Magic Johnson experience" when a brother we love and admire stands before us and announces the battle of his life. If we can dedicate ourselves more (and now) to the "tough love" concept of confrontation, then perhaps we can avoid this seemingly unavoidable future.

Until we can tell each other that it is OK to be sexy,scaredandsober, "sex under the influence" will continue to be one of our greatest issues.

T .J. currently works for BACCHUS, Inc. , which promotes alcohol awareness on college campuses across the country.

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Pi Kapps learn the meaning of service Many Pi Kapp chapters are discovering the true meaning of fraternity in the faces of some very special people in their communities. It is estimated that at least one-third of our chapters are currently involved in an active volunteer relationship. A few examples include: Tau-NCStateandMu-Duke have recently begun a relationship with Hilltop Homes, a residential center that serves children with severe disabilities. Thetwochaptersareplanning to do some work around the center and spend time volunteering with the children. They also plan to use a $5,000 PUSH Partnership Grant to build an accessible playground for the children this spring.

Gamma Gamma-Troy State is building a relationship with the

Zeta Zeta-North Florida at the GIFT Education Center in Jacksonville.

Pike County Elementary Schools special education class. They have discovered that PUSH is more than toll roadsandPUSH-a-Thons. "lt'smaking a difference in the life of a child with a disability. It's really showing that we are 'Strong Enough to Care!'" said PUSH Chairman Brad Burns.

Troy State has received approval for a Partnership Grant to provide some needed playground equipment for the school.

Iota-Georgia Tech, in addition to working with the other Atlanta area chapters (Beta Kappa-

PUSH hits the pavement

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In an effort to give chapters more direct and personal support, PUSH has made two additions to its full-time staff. Mike Rothschild (Gamma Nu-LaGrange) has joined the PUSH staff as the new Director of Chapter Services. Chris Hupke (Alpha Omicron-Iowa State) became the first PUSH Program Consultant.

Both Mike and Chris are certainly no strangers to the road. Both were members of the PUSH America team this past summer.

Mike also spent all of last year traveling as a Leadership Consultant for Pi Kappa Phi.

Georgia State, Epsilon KappaSouthern Tech, and Eta DeltaKennesaw State) at the REACH Center, participates in several area service projects. They work as volunteers in the Special Olympics in the summer and winter games, give time to the soup kitchens that benefit the homeless, and visit disabled kids in the hospital with a sorority.

The Pi Kapps at Zeta Zeta North Florida continue to support the GIFf Educational Center of Jacksonville. The chapter has held cookouts for the Gift Center children and their families. Zeta Zeta's fundraising goal for 1991-92 is $30,000.

The Pi Kapps at Epsilon XiLaSalle volunteer with Widener School in Philadelphia by conduction "Operation Swim." Each week, the brothers work with the staff to administer physical therapy exercises for the students in the pool. "When we leave for the day, the feeling is so memorable." says Justin Johnson, PUSH Chairman. "It feels good to know you're making a difference."

Every week, Zeta OmegaTowson State works with a local Boy Scouts' Troop. This entire troop of Scouts is made up of boys with a variety of disabilities.

PUSH applauds the volunteer efforts of these chapters and wish them the best with their newly discovered friends .

40 years and counting ...

The Pi Kappa PhiFoundation was founded in 1952, and this year marks the 40th anniversary of this linchpin organization. Blessed with a fine Board of Trustees led by Dr. James B. Edwards and Wayne Moore, the Foundation is poised to assume a larger role in Pi Kappa Phi's educational activities.

The only reason the Foundation exists is to support the educational programs of Pi Kappa Phi. A dynamic and growing Fraternity creates the need for the Foundation to sprint to keep pace. Over 7,000 young men look to the Foundation for quality programs that help them be contributing citizens of their college community. Themessage is clear. Once a person understands the social rent due as part of their collegiate life, he is more likely to be a contributing member of his community's social fabric after graduation.

All this takes money and the Foundation has a growing corpus to support such programming. The assets of the Foundation now approach $2.5 million which places it among the leaders for the age and size of the Fraternity. Broad based support of our members have enabled the Foundation to grow from a rather modest corpus of $139,000 ten years ago to its present strength. In addition to the sustaining contributions of the Annual Appeal, more alumni are making larger donations which enrich not only the treasury but the spirit of the Foundation as well.

Let me give you two examples of this enriching support. A Brother whom I have known for 20 years recently responded to an appeal with the establish-

ment of a $100,000 scholarship fund to help students who attend state-supported institutions. In the real world, philanthropy, of this magnitude, only occurs when the underlying purpose of an organization is of a superior nature.

A second hearthwarming story deals with the family of one of our deceased members. His family knew how much this Brother loved his Fraternity, so after his death, they made a handsome contribution to the building fund for his chapter and have annually donated to an engineering scholarship in his name. The stories could be repeated many times, but the messag~ is clear. Pi Kappa Phi has value, and both members and non-members gain pleasure from sharing their success with this noble organization.

I once heard a leader of Pi Kappa Phi say our obligation to Pi Kappa Phi requires each of us to do our part and to do our best. Throughout my 34 years of membership, I have seen this Fraternity give its student members the roots and wings to become better men. The roots to understand where they came from and what they were when they joined, and the wings to take on new responsibilities that challenge them to do their part and to do their best. It is a beautiful legacy that each of us accepted at the time of our initiation.

I trust you will join the thousands of Brothers who get a continued sense of pleasure from their fraternal experience. Do you part and do your best!

Yours in Pi Kappa Phi,

Ted Scharfenstein

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Distinguished Foundation Fellows

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Foundation Fellows

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National President's Circle Update

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Hats off to members of the Nu Phi Society

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Special thanks for making that extra effort in 1991

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Top Giving Chapters and States

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A $100,000 Gift to the Foundation

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The Gateway Society

1991 Giving Clubs Annual Clubs: Distinguished Foundation Fellows - $1,000 and up Foundation Fellows - $500 to $999

Year-to-Year Clubs: Council Club - $10,000 and up Foundation Club - $5,000 to $9,999 Lamplighter's Club- $2,500 to $4,999 Executive Director's Club - $1,000 to $2,499 Gold Star Club - $500 to $999 Chevron Club - $250 to $499 Crossed Sword Club - $100 - $249

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($2,500 to $4,999)

KAPPA UNC - Chapel Hill Otis McCollum

ALPHA College of Charleston David Jaffee

XI Roanoke College Judge James Turk

EPSILON Davidson College Harry Hendrick

OMEGA Purdue University David Lane

KAPPA UNC - Chapel Hill Stuart Hicks

ALPHA ETA Samford University James Daley

LAMBDA Univ. of Geo~gia Jack Hutchinson

ALPHA OMICRON Iowa State University Kelley Bergstrom

XI Roanoke College Durward Owen Allen Woody, III

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N.1LI. Stephen DePalma BETA BETA Florida Southern College Ted Scharfenstein BETA GAMMA Univ. of Louisville Ron Krebs

Foundation Club ($5,000 to $9,999) ALPHA College of Charleston Julius Burges LAMBDA Univ. of Geo~gia Robert Knox Phil Tappy ALPHA DELTA Univ. of Washington Walter Avery ALPHA EPSILON Univ. of Florida George Coulter David Henn

OMICRON Univ of Alabama Paul Drake Nathan Hightower A.]. Strickland, III RHO Washington & Lee University Howard Leake ALPHA EPSILON Univ. of Florida Daniel Martinez ALPHA ETA Samford University Jack Bell ALPHA IOTA Auburn University Frank Hawthorne Ernest Johnson ALPHA OMICRON Iowa State University Wayne Moore Frank Parrish, ill BETA ALPHA

NJJ.L John Lee, Jr. GAMMA KAPPA Georgia Southern University Perry Buffington GAMMANU LaGrange College Ronald deValinger GAMMA XI Geo~gia Southwestern William Finney

Joe Cassady Doston Gurganus

DELTA ZETA Appalachian State University Mark Christopher Dr. Art Quickenton

Executive Director's Club ($1,000 to $2,499)

SIGMA Univ. of South Carolina Jerry Brewer Walter Pickens, Jr. Danny Reynolds TAU North Carolina State Univ.

Robert Cline UPSILON Univ. of Illinois Peter Maier Lisle Menzimer Donald Mulvihill Stanley Perkins Gunnar Schalin

GAMMA Univ. of California - Berkeley Richard Cornish Steven Ryder

PSI Cornell University Dr. George Heinrich William Newell

ETA Emozy University Samuel Westbrook John Wilson

ALPHA EPSILON Univ. of Florida Joseph Boote, Jr. Frank Brass, Jr. David Charland Dr. Harry Fry, Jr. Albert Herlong, Jr. Syd Herlong Robert McMullen, IT Michael O'Donnell Dr. Howard Pettergill Arthur Witters Guy Wood, Jr.

IOTA Georgia Tech Stanley Roberts

ALPHA ZETA Oregon State University Jack Steward

KAPPA UNC - Chapel Hill William Rollins Thomas Sayre

ALPHA THETA Michigan State University Theodore Aylward

EPSILON Davidson College Hooper Alexander, III

MU Duke University William Franck, Jr. William Fuqua William Snow NU Univ. of Nebraska- Lincoln George Driver XI Roanoke College Siebert Lavinder Tim Ribar, Jr. OMICRON Univ of Alabama Robert Brannon

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ALPHA PHI Illinois Tech John Sachs ALPHA PSI Indiana University Dr. Phillip Summers BETA ALPHA

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ALPHA GAMMA Univ. of Oklahoma Robert Dunnington Cosby Huddle Vernon Stansell

BETA Presbyterian College Gus Adams Clifton Good win, III

ALPHA UPSILON Drexel University John Casper Harold Cowles Walter Sheppard

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Stetson University Bruce Rogers ALPHA College of Charleston James Edwards W.B. }ones, Jr. Glenn McConnell George Sheetz

ALPHA TAU Rensselaer Polytechnic Gordon Wright

BETA DELTA Drake University Robert Cione BETAMU McNeese State University Richard Smith BETA UPSILON Univ of Vi~ginia Dr. Daniel Kimball, Jr. }.B. Yount, III BETA CHI East Texas State University John Witt GAMMA ALPHA Livingston University Joseph Alexander GAMMA DELTA Memphis State University David Everson GAMMA IOTA Louisiana State University John Lanaux GAMMA XI Georgia Southwestern John Colston GAMMA RHO Lander College Charles Watson, Jr.

ALPHA LAMBDA Univ. of Mississippi Talbot Newman, Jr. John Ward

GAMMA UPSILON Oklahoma State University Cary Rogers

ALPHANU Ohio State University Carl Stickel

GAMMA CHI Jacksonville University Lance Van Every

ALPHA XI Polytechnic University Henry Meyer

DELTA BETA North Geo~gia College Steven Blackmon

ALPHA OMICRON Iowa State University Eldred Harman Hubert Lattan

DELTA ZETA Appalachian State University Ward Norris

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Club ($500 to $999) ALPHA College of Charleston Timothy Dangerfield Terence Moore BETA Presbyterian College Clinton Massey John Templeton GAMMA Unjv. of California - Berkeley Ned Crouch Charles Vannice

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Duke University George Benda William Dodson, Jr. Robert Dunn NV Unjv. of Nebraska- Lincoln James Guretzky XI Roanoke College Clarence Cald well, Jr. Paul Caldwell Ed ward Corson Raphael Ferris R;chard Newman James Stump, Jr. Joseph VonCulin Jack Wade, Jr. Marcus Wood

OMICRON Univ. of Alabama Robert Inman Franklin King Richard Taylor James Watts Paul Wesch RHO Washington & Lee University Ray Searfoss

DELTA Funnan University David Ullman

SIGMA Univ. of South Carolina William Fincher, Jr. Robert Lake, Jr. George Bell Timmerman

EPSILON Davidson College Allen Graham, Jr. Hugh Yelverton, Jr.

TAU North Carolina State Univ Jason Dayton, Jr.

ZETA Wofford College Abner Stoc;J<man, III ETA Emozy University Edward Bruce, Jr. Joseph Cannon, Jr. Primus Hipp Kenneth Kiehl Joseph Shearer IOTA Georgia Tech Joel Bonewi tz Frank Hodge Alamlmm Bruce Jewett Donald Johnston Arthur Perkins james Pritchett, Jr. KAPPA UNC - Chapel Hill Lindon Couch Glenn Dodson, Jr. Paul Wimbish LAMBDA Univ. of Geon:ia James Hull Willia m NeSmith, Jr.

UPSILON Univ of Illinois Fritz Elich Willis Haselwood Glen Hesler Jack Roeser Stephen Trahey CHI Stetson University James Figley Michael Southward PSI Cornell University John Kirk Calvin Rofe Lawrence Thayer Frederick Thorne OMEGA Purdue University Sonny O' Drobinak Herman R;ggs David Victoria, Jr. ALPHA GAMMA Unjv. of Oklahoma William Dunnington Robe.rt Holly Bria n Morris Jay Morris Robert Ogborn

ALPHA DELTA Univ of Washington Frederick Brown Robert Bux Thomas Frick Stanley Gratis Charles Porter William Porter ALPHA EPSILON Univ. of Florida Peter Barr EmsleyCobb David Frye Hugh Gower

Hubert Graves, Jr. Charles Hudspeth Bert Luer Benjamin Overton Thomas Simpson Dave Warner ALPHA ZETA Oregon State University Robert Elfers Harry Kallander Norman Lopgan Gary Munn Frederick Raw Jack Regviglio ALPHA ETA Samford University John Haynes

ALPHA THETA Michigan State University WilliamCleary Dennis Yanachik ALPHA IOTA Auburn University Marshal Caley Thomas Fuller Reeves Haley Edward Henderson James Lynch, Jr. Samuel Pate Charles Workman, Jr. ALPHAMU Penn State University Lewis Grube Gregg Turner Thomas Yoho

Distinguished Foundation Fellows The following brothers and friends contributed $1,000 or more this year: LAMBDA Univ. of Georgia Jack Hutchinson NU Univ. of Nebraska- Lincoln George Driver

XI Roanoke College Judge James Turk

Jack Hutchinson - A OMICRON Univ. of Alabama Nathan Hightower A.J. Strickland, III CHI Stetson University Bruce Rogers ALPHA EPSILON Univ. of Florida Daniel Martinez ALPHA ETA Samford University James Daley

BETA ALPHA N.J.I.T. Stephen DePalma BETA BETA Florida Southern College Ted Scharfenstein BETA GAMMA Univ. of Louisville Ron Krebs GAMMANU LaGrange College Ron deValinger

ALPHA OMICRON Iowa State University Kelley Bergstrom Eldred Harman Frank Parrish

GAMMA RHO Lander College Charles Watson

Helen M. Ring and Family

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ALPHANU Ohio State University Edwin Stifckel

BETA ETA Florida State University Charles MacMillin

ALPHA XI Polytechnic University Henry Gartner Frederick Hetzer Thomas May Renwick Nugent Carl Pester

BETA IOTA Univ. of Toledo Lance Talmage

DELTA ZETA Appalachian State University Todd Griffin

BETA KAPPA Geotgia State University David Ward

DELTA IOTA Middle Tennessee State Carl Hanley

ALPHA OMICRON Iowa State University Robert Brandau Kenneth Hook RoyKottman Paul MullerWilliam Nechanicky Edward Paine William Rickert Brett Toresdahl Thomas Tott

BETA UPSILON Univ. of Yixginia William Couper Glenn Dickson Harwood Hughes Frederick Riggins

DELTA LAMBDA UNC - Charlotte Charles Marus Richard Nolley

ALPHA PI Univ. of the South John Johnston ALPHA RHO West Vixginia University Victor Folio ALPHA SIGMA Univ. of Tennessee Roy Cecil James Cogdill Robert McKelvey Kenneth McPherson ALPHA TAU Rensselaer Polytechnic James Bernstein Benjamin Cahill, Jr. Cedric Dustin, Ill Bret Johnson Donald Seyler ALPHA UPSILON Drexel University Thomas Block Raymond Davis Leonard Dicarlo John Rittenhouse William Shute ALPHA PHI Illinois Tech John Humiston Russell Millman Roger Peterson Frederick Widlak

BETA PHI East Carolina University WilliamEaly BETA OMEGA East Tennessee State Byron Brown

DELTA TAU James Madison University William Heath Jerry Keilsohn

GAMMA BETA Old Dominion University Charles Brjady, III Joseph VanCleve, III

EPSILON EPSILON CHnch Valley College David Donathan

GAMMA DELTA Memphis State University Thomas Carter Allen Vazquez

EPSILONMU Bradley University William Furling, ill Jeffrey Luebker

GAMMA ZETA West Vitginia Tech Charles Hutzler Scott Moore

EPSILON CHI Univ. of Denver Carl Leweke

GAMMA ETA Athens College Thomas Reinke Robert Slaybaugh, II GAMMA THETA UNC- Wilmington Martin Sondey GAMMA KAPPA Gem:gia Southern Glenn Aspinwall Martin Nesmith Joseph Odom, Jr. John Riggs Matthew Wolfe GAMMA LAMBDA Univ. of Missouri - Rolla Paul Scherrer

ALPHA CHI Univ. of Miami William Day, Jr. Ross Wingler

GAMMA PHI Univ. of South Alabama Frank Havard

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BETA DELTA Drake University James Hornbrook

GAMMA OMEGA Univ. of Montevallo James Be a!, Jr. David Wigginton

Edward Klebaur

BETA EPSILON Univ. of Missouri

Jay Stucke!

DELTA PI Wright State University Richard Prewitt Bruce Rockwell

DELTA BETA North Geol'iia College Thomas Persia

EPSILON PSI SUppezy Rock University Theodore Talackine

Chevron ($250 to $499) ALPHA College of Charleston Harry Freeman, Jr. Ernest Frierson William Gaud, III Arthur Haisten Herndon Hasty Earle Jennings, Jr. Gregory Padgett John Walton, Jr. BETA Presbyterian College David Austin James Ballard John Bright, Jr. Thomas Grafton Edward Hahn, Jr. LC Arthur Maxwell, Jr. Samuel McGregor James Salvo, Jr.

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DELTA Ew:man Uninrsity Dr. Sidney Martin John Southern Joe Sparks, Jr. Tullious Stoudemayer EPSILON Oavids!!n C!!llege Robert Burgess Kenneth Clary Or. Henry Escue Ernest Hunter, Jr. William Mills James Morgan Robert Southwell William Yelverton ZETA W!!ff!!td C!!llege Gregg Bissell Marshall Connelly Jesse Crimm James Owings ETA Em11zy University James Grizzard Robert Noland Dr. Hey! Tebo George Williams

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IOTA Ge!!r.giaTech John Benkert William Bennett Philip Cook Robert Defurio James Dewberry James Gordy John Jones Charles Kent Robert McCamy Lonnis Morris, Jr. Robert Murray, Jr. Robert Parrish Parker Petit Charles Roach George Rouse Bruce VanDerhoof Jerome Withers, Jr. KAPPA l.!IS:C - Cbi112el Hill Joseph Bassett Peter Berg George Braun

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Cuthbert Davenport Woodrow Gunter, II Russell Hadley Aaron Hagler Richard Holzworth Roderick Hoover James Leak Donald McLeod Beverly Moore Richard Morgan Dr. Walter Schroeder Wayne Scott John Slater Robert White Mark Winston LAMBDA Univ 11f Ge!!I!Iiil Robert Cofer, II Glenn Ellard Mark Harp William Harp, Jr. James Harris Herbert Ingram, Jr. Floyd Langston Lindsay Priess Sam Slade Cecil Spooner, Jr. Jim Stoinoff Robert Wilson MU J:!uke Univetsity Robert Dick Paul Fekas Burnett Hull Robert Jones Daniel Kincaid Joseph Skinner Charles Taylor NU Univ. !!f Nebtaskil - Lint!!ln Edward Bieri Herbert Henderson Kerry Hookstra Thomas Miller Robert Platt Kenneth Pruden William Wesslund

XI R!!iiD!!ke C!!llege Stephen Bast James Charlton Mark Edgell David Ferguson James Fleshman Robert Gray Dr. Henry Hahn, Jr. Robert Harris Cecil Hefner MarkHelley Robert Hyatt Curti Lemon Wilbur Mann, Jr. Cameron Ogilvie OMICRON of Ahal2ilmi1 Geroge Barker, Jr. Charles Beard George Bennett, Jr. William Bishop Edwin Caldwell, II Raymond Cartledge George Coward Donald Curry, Jr. Garland Hall, Jr. :Uni~

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Joe Lee Benjamin Mathis Mack Matthews Clinton Paulsen William Schroeder Robert Shepherd William Sutton William Taylor Lawrence Wilkerson William Worthington, Jr. RHO Wi!~hingt!!D

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Paul Carter, Jr. Jeffrey Hoppes William Rhodes, III Michael Tongour TAU IS!!rth Ca.t:!!liml Still~ J.[niv, Clyde Humphrey Joseph McConnaughey Wallace Reams Jacob Shepherd, Jr. Hartwell Sledge, Ill UPSILON J.[njv, !If IlliMis Maynard Bartholomew John Brown Ralph Howard Joseph Johnson Thomas Krizan Christian Larson Charles Mench Arthur Moore Stephen Mumford Tomothy Pemberton Kenneth Rabe Robert Reed Frank Teegarden, Jr. Eugene Ullemeyer CHI Slei~!!D J.!niv~c;ib!

Edwin Culver Thoams Deen, Jr. Dennis McNamara Arthur Morris, Jr. George Patterson

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John Allan John Angus Thomas Burger, Jr. Jerold Green Eugene Lehr William Mayhew Stephen Milks Michael Piscitelli Philip Pratt Walter Zygmunt

OMEGA furdy~ J.!ninctib!

Donald Adams Stephen Brant Duane Davis Ronald Eyer Hugh Flanagan Charles Hall Donald Hendrickson Rikard Hill William Kanouse Alfred Krichner Lawrence Lang Michael Little Floyd McDonald John Miller Walter Norrington Michael Ohaver.

William Peace, Jr. Palmer Porter Halbert Smith Robert Thomson John Timmons, Sr. John Vwernard Mark Wilson Terry Zaccarino ALPHA ALPHA M~:~~[ J.!ninctib!

William Bruner Ledford Carter Ross Harden Robert Higgins Augustus Martin, ill Charles Melton

William Davis, Jr. William Dixon, Jr. William Ford James Purvis Gilmer Simmons ALPHA THETA Mi,higan Sli!!~ L!niv~:ctib!

Keneth Adams Lyle Littlefield Robert McCall George Mcintyre George McKay Angus Morse Wesson Ritchie Donald Viecelli

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Lua Blankenship, Jr. John Christiansen, Jr. Harry Dicus, Jr. Col. Robert Ferrell Joe Forehand, Jr. Edwin Goodgame Tommy Gordon Moyer Harris Floyd Hurt William Jones, Jr. Wallace Kirkland Paul Persons Neil Porter, Jr. James Russell Robert Travers

James Alter Jon Benedetti John Brisbane Richard Brown, Jr. Chester Curley, Jr. Palmer Davis, Jr. William Exley Richard Heim Robert Jones Solomon Krepps, V William Simon Michael Trull Aaron Wagner William Walker Albert Yerkes

ALPHA College of Charleston David Jaffee

ALPHA DELTA J.!niY. 11f wil~hingl!!n John Clague Robert Hansen Dale Kinkade

XI Roanoke College Durward Owen Allen Woody Dudley Woody

ALPHA ETA Samf11rd l.!niY~ctib!

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ALPHA IOTA

The following brothers have contributed between $500 and $999 the past year:

LAMBDA Univ. of Georgia Phil Tappy

ALPHA ZETA Q[~II!!D Stilt~ Uninctib!

Sumner Alldredge John Bollman Keith Dotter Charles Hartsough Rickey Hug Col Stanley Kelley Robert Norlander Donald Perrin Raymond Terhune William Thomas David Vawter

Robert Ward Joseph Williams

Foundation Fellows

ALPHA GAMMA J.!nb:. 11f Qkli!h!!mil Richard Hoffman Bennie McElyea Thomas Moore Cletus Tate

ALPHA EPSILON J.!niv, !If El!!rida Gary Leonard Albert Mann Roy Olsen John Powers Reginald Ross WilliamSahlie Mark Varney Dennis Wick James Wilson

Ford Woodard Ray Zimmerman

Frank Hawthorne- AI

RHO Washington & Lee Univ.

Howard Leake

ALPHA PSI Indiana University Dr. Phillip Summers

ALPHA DELTA Univ. of Washington Walter Avery

BETA ALPHA N.J.I.T. James Krucher

ALPHA IOTA Auburn University Frank Hawthrone Ernest Johnson

GAMMA XI Georgia Southwestern John Colston

ALPHA OMICRON Iowa State University Wayne Moore ALPHA UPSILON Drexel University John Casper Harold Cowles

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DELTA ALPHA Virginia Polytechnic James Hess DELTA ZETA Appalachian State Univ.

Mark Christopher Dr. Art Quicken ton

ALPHANU Ohio State University James Crandall ALPHA XI Polytechnic University Maurice Allen, Jr. John Anderson Henry Backofen, III Richard Brady Robert Dalziel Jospeh DiDonato Walater Fisele Joseph Flaherty OveJenson Richard Magg Jonathan Marsh RinoNori Robert O'Donohue, Jr. William Prinzivalli Joseph Ripe!

Louis Rowley, Jr. Albert Steele William Sturtz ALPHA OMICRON Iowa State University Keith Bader John Bateman James Carson Stanton Fritz Peter Hall David Little Warren Madden Robert McKean Thomas Ruzicka Charles VanZile Harley Whitney ALPHA RHO West Virginia University Robert Harper Robert Laughner ALPHA SIGMA Univ. of Tennessee

James Adkins Thomas Banks Robert Gibson, Jr. Odus Johnson Frank Pugh Willie Read Kerry Reid Roy Smith James Staffner James VanFrank, Jr. ALPHA TAU Rensselaer Polytechnic Richard Andrews RichardAtlee George Cook David Dobson David dropkin Earle Fox, Jr. Winter Graves John Haverstick Robert Hawkins Michael Hession Armand Kelly, III Jeffrey Keough George Kirkland, Jr. Kenneth Kuffner Erik Nagel David Peter Frank Popp Edward Rebula William Roberts Harry Zimmer

ALPHA UPSILON Drexel University Robert Anderson Percy Brewington Raymond Cannon, Jr. William Cooney, Jr. Samuel Costa, Jr. Paul Gross Guy Hess, Jr. Robert Imbrogno Jallles Kelley, Jr. John Knoll, Jr. Anthony Lannutti Thomas Laroe Jack Marshall Gilbert Merritt Samuel Parris Donald Schey Frederick Schmehl John Simmons, II Edward Simon Samuel Smith Watson Stillwaggon Robert Thorp, Jr. Arthur Tunnell, Jr. ALPHA PHI Illinois Tech Edward Bisone Emil Donkers James Helm Richard l;lughes Edward Kaschyins Martin Kotsch Andrew Michyets, Jr. John Roach Douglass Snyder Myron Stevens ALPHA CHI Univ. of Miami Richard Dougherty, Jr. ALPHA Omega Univ. of Oregon Donald Lassell Stanley Lynch Fred Streimer BETA ALPHA

BETA DELTA Drake University Co William Barber Paul Gilman Robert Howell Kenneth Miller George Oldham Norris Rowland Riochard Schmitt Paul Try Harry Winegar BETA EPSILON Univ. of Missouri Walter Richards Laurence Trudell BETA ETA Florida State University Newton Beaver Robert Clark Christopher New James Newman, Jr. Sidney Wilson, Jr.

BETA BETA Florida SOuthern College Gary Baker Henry Bartlett, Jr. William Fraser, Jr. Carl Koch Robert Nicholson, III George Peterson David Robertson BETA GAMMA Univ. of Louisville Donald Bloomer Spencer Harper, Jr. James Weber

BETA KAPPA Georgia State University Clayton Doss, Jr. John Whitley BETA LAMBDA Univ. of Tampa Austin Curry Thomas Keator Robert Myers Richard Swirbul Guy Walton

BETA XI Central Michigan University David Clappison Duane Valerio BETA OMICRON Northwestern State University Andreas Bachman BETA SIGMA Northern Illinois University Donald Firkins BETA TAU Valdosta State College John Brooks Lance Hamrick Wesley Murphy, II Ronald Thomas

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BETA PHI East Carolina University Dennis Barb,our Clay Edmonds David Frazier Samuel Hicks, II Wiley Lewis, Jr. Franmklin Ramseur, III Richard Scott

GAMMAMU Belmont-Abbey College John Cottingham, II

BETA CHI East Texas State University Don DeColaines, III BETA OMEGA East Tennessee State Univ.

William Mayes Russell Palmer

GAMMA BETA Old Dominion University Linwood Beverly, Jr. Dojanld Midgett James Reid Louis Richard Jr. Thomas Treichler GAMMA GAMMA Troy State University John Jay James McClendon, Jr. GAMMA DELTA Memphis State University Thomas Lynch Gary VanAsek

BETAMU McNeese State University Ed win Potratz, II Walter Stacy, Jr.

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GAMMA ALPHA Livingston University Hal Bloom, Jr.

BETA IOTA Univ. ofToledo Gerald Dunaway Robert Kuhlman Darryl McEwen Robert Meyer Craig Myers

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Nicholas Adams Frederick Becker, Jr. Richard Labinsky Michael Lang Donald Linske Joseph Manfredi William McCabe Louis Miceli Raymond Spinelli Roanld Azkodny

BETA UPSILON Univ. of Virginia John Browning Gene Davis, Jr. Theodore Freeman Russell Huber Stuart Moore Charles Nesbit, Jr. George Shipp

GAMMA EPSILON Western Carolina University Marvin Cope Robert crawford Max Daves, Jr. Samuel Davis, Jr. Robert Shaver GAMMA ZETA West Virginia Tech Dennis Maffessanti Donald Prinzbach Clifton Smith

GAMMA LAMBDA Univ of Missouri - Rolla Robert Bentzinger Mario Gioia, Jr. Eric Harris Michael Schnettler

GAMMANU LaGrange College Ronald Farr GAMMA XI Georgia Southwestern Raymond Baggarly Asa Howard David Suppes David Wallis GAMMA RHO Lander College Robert Craft James Lusk GAMMA TAU North Texas State University Robert Williams GAMMA PHI Univ. of South Alabama Larry Green Jimmy Greene GAMMA CHI Jacksonville University Lawrence Hufty GAMMA OMEGA Univ. of Montevallo David Bennett DELTA ALPHA Virginia Polytechnic John Crist DELTA BETA North Georgia College Richard Barr, Jr. Charles Cecchini Victor Eilenfield Ulysses Matherly, Jr. Charles Mauy Richard Moultrie Bill Pope Major P.J. Rodgers DELTA GAMMA Univ of Nebraska-Omaha WilliamOjile

GAMMA THETA UNC - Wilmington Leonard Harris William Kirby Henry Merritt, Jr. John Pollard

DELTA DELTA Northeast Missouri State John Andrews Darryl Beach

GAMMA IOTA Louisiana State University Michael Porche

DELTA EPSILON Jacksonville State University Clyde McSpadden James Young, Jr.

GAMMA KAPPA Georgia Southern University Rowland Berry

DELTA ZETA Appalachian State University Douglas Edwards

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James Ransom

DELTA ETA Morehead State University Gregory Kring

EPSILON LAMBDA SC - Spartanburg William Weathers, Jr.

DELTA IOTA Middle Tennessee State Michael Potts

EPSILONNU California State - Sacramento Todd Rehfuss Kim Spannuth

DELTA LAMBDA UNC - Charlotte Christopher Cannon Mark Hall David Higgins Francis Proctor, Jr. Edward Smith DELTA XI Univ of North Alabama Lawrence Guess DELTA RHO Univ of Southern California james Anderson Jay Hotchkiss Edward Lang, Ill DELTA SIGMA Bowling Green State Univ Kenneth Kaiser Kevin Lotosky DELTA PHI Radford University Michael Lindauer DELTA PSI Univ. of Texas-Arlington Mark Jacobs William Svihel EPSILON BETA Grand Valley State Univ.

Stephen Gilbert EPSILON GAMMA Longwood College Robert MeAra EPSILON DELTA Auburn Univ. - Montgomer;y David Smith, Jr. EPSILON EPSILON Clinch Valley College Robert Sage EPSILON ZETA Univ. of Central Arkansas John Beardon EPSILON ETA Winthrop College Joel Byars EPSILON THETA Seton Hall University Rocco Gencarelli EPSILON IOTA NC - Greensboro Michael Miller EPSILON KAPPA Southern Tech Jay Barrow Jose Morales

EPSILON XI LaSalle University Edward Jesko EPSILON RHO Lenior-Rhyne College Mark Mullane

CROSSED SWORD CLUB ($100-$249) ALPHA College of Charleston Dr. Michael Finch Chris Kirkland William Luhn Robert Marlowe Daniel Ravenel Lt. Col. John Reynolds George Rogers Lewis Westbrook, Ill BETA Presbyterian College Donald Mucci Randall Parsons Dale Rains John Ritter, Jr. GAMMA Univ. of California-Berkeley Stephen Clark Vincent Consul GeorgeGanz David Halligan Michael Neal Steven Pas Richard Rappaport Eugene Roberts Michael Trainor EPSILON Davidson College Kenneth Childs William Clayton, Jr. Robert Gaither, Jr. Samuel Hines Harold Kernodle, Jr. Lyman Parrigin, Jr. William Rozelle Philip Winstead ZETA Wofford College Thomas Bratton Thornton Crouch

National President's Circle The National President's Circle was established in 1990 and since that time, 150 students have committed to this organization. To be eligible, a student must hold a leadership position in his chapter, attend a national leadership event, and pay a membership fee of $15 a year and pledge to contribute at least $50 a year as an alumnus.

National President Stephen DePalama has agreed to match the contributions from the students. In 1991, over $5,000 was given to the Foundation in the name of the National President's Circle.

Keith Ackerman Jon Almerini Harry Anthony, Jr. Peter Apostolakis Brett Baltz William Barker John Bassano Matthew Bates Michael Baugh Michael Belki, Jr. Carl Bennett Christopher Blake Brook Bollinger Danny Bollinger Steven Borowiec David Bright Wyatt Brown Stephen Bunch William Burns Abe Bush, III Johnathan Byrd Michael Catron Mark Cervantes Reginald Clay Lance Conard Rene Cooper Charles Cordeiro Robert Corson George Cotto Robert Cottrell, Jr. Christopher Daniel Jeffrey Davis Matthew Dean, Jr. Gregory Della Rocca Stephen DePalma Michael Derr AjayDesai David Dixon

Jerry Dixon Jason Dodd John Doty, II James Dubrosky Andrew Dunn Tom Duskin Michael Eagleson Stephen Emerson Eric Fairchild Lloyd Felty John Ferenchak Michael Ferguson Eric Finegan John Frey Roanld Gebel Brian Gilmer Michael Gordon Scott Goss James Griffin, III Gregory Gunn Steven Hammett, IT Craig Hess Gregory Hitzhusen Eric Hodges Sherman Holliday Randy Hollifield Kevin Holzendorf Christopher Horstman Jay Huff, Jr. Joseph Jaap, Jr. David Jackson Scott Jackson Todd E. Johnson Todd J. Johnson Rodney Jones Michael Kallas JamesKao

William Evins, Jr. Thomas Hannah Robert McJunkin William Smethie, Jr.

Malcolm Keiser Thomas Kennedy James Locklear Thomas Lowndes, Jr. Robert Lowrence Alexander McGraw John Mosher John Nunez Paul Pomeroy Robert Pryor, Jr. William Pryor Robert Reeves Dean Russell Comer Weaver, Jr.

ETA Em2r;y l.!nivec;ity George Cook William Floyd Ted Giles IOTA Geargia Tech Robert Antovel Dr. Thomas Christian Frederick Fuchs George Heburn David Hull Russell johnson

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Peter Kelley Christian Kerr Jeffrey Kikel Kirk King Steven Kosta Michael Kremer Theodore Krull Robert Kurima Patrick LaCroix Charles Lannutti Jerry Lee Scott Lebrfeld David Liss Robert Mackler Patrick Maietta Robert Marshall Daniel McCabe Paul McCabe Terrence McCullough, Jr. John McEntyre Orville Messer David Meyers, Jr. Perry Monastero Christopher Moore Terry Morris Lee Nichols Brian Parker William Parsons Kevin Perry James Piper Bradley Pomp Howard Pope, Ill Christopher Quigley Robert Raesemann Alan Reams Mark Rogers JamesRomo

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Morris Rothstein Eric Scerbo Bryan Scruggs Steven Shamburger James Shaw Christopher Showfety Brook Silvestri David Sink Scott Slawson Craig Smith Michael Songer Andrew SpeHar Brian Stark Burton Stephens James Stephenson Michael Stevens Brad Strong Bryan Taylor Stephen Tillman Russell Tomes William Townsend Robert Traylor, Jr. Mark Turner Christopher Vari Shawn Vincent Charles Wagner, Jr. Seth Walter Phillip Watson, II Scott Welch James West Brian Weyenberg James White David Wible Todd wright James Wyatt Brian Yamabe Joe Young

Steve Barbour Peter Brownell Alvin Daughtridge Mark Gorham Howard Hawks Craig Huggins George Mackie David McAllister Harold McNeill Jeffrey Michael Mark Prillaman Phillip Sparrow Charles Stewart Scott Tate Gerald Teele James Thompson John Vann, Jr. James Wilmott Charles Winn, Ill John Yokley

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John Bradbury Robert Penland, III Chris Savage Fred Thomas, III Thomas West MU U!!k~ .l.!niv~~il)'

David Collins Wilfred Gatling, Jr. Norman Gibson David Gill Charles Munch William Pitts Dietrich Rosenberg Bart Stephens NU .l.!niv, 2f 1'-!dzri!~lsi!·Lin~!!ln James Christo!

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Ernest Ballou James Collins Kenneth Garren Robert Kasey, Jr. Wiater Keister Donald Kerr Michael McGough Robert Mentzinger, Jr. Mason Miller George Mougenel Louis Mullineaux DeWitt Petterson Kyle Schindel John Stafford, Jr. Robert Thomas OMICRON J.!niv, 2f Alal!amll Monroe Beasley, Jr. Robert Bowers James Brown, Jr. Dr. Larry Contri Warren DeBarelaben, Jr. Dr. William DuBose Thomas Gilbert, Jr. Emmett Harrison, Jr. Thomas Henderson Daniel Lemley James Lockhart, Jr. Desmond Merrill James Miree Edward Pagelsen Dr. James Renfroe Anthony Rice John Scherf, III PI Qgl!:lh!!Q!~ J.!nivmil)' Julian Tumlin

RHO Washingi!!D & L~:e J.!niv~:C!il)' Bruce Beckman Floyd McKinnon George Myers Robert Petrey Kenneth VandeWater, Jr. SIGMA Unjy, 2f S!!lllh Carolina Herbert Benson, Jr. George DeLay William Epperson

John Flynn Douglas Marble James Pruitt, Jr. Clarence Wise TAU 1'-!!!l:th Cilil!lina Sial!: .l.!niY. Hunter Atkins William Campbell William Chalk John.Feather, Jr. Arthur Greene William Gurnee, III David Hartsoe UPSILON .l.!niv, of Illinois Ronald Arrighy Edward Atkins Robert Bogdanoff Edward Cwiklin Brent Frank Daniel Ganzer William Hasfurther James Johnson David Kallal Michael Kirchman Dr. John Lignell Harold Madison Frank Marlow August Massa Edwin Mendels Larry Munson Luke Oberwise, Jr. Joseph Pehlman Edward Prosser Wilson Seldon Daniel Shoor John Simpson Donald Thompson Wally Wahlfeldt CHI S!~l~!!n J.!ninrl!il)' Larry Anderson Aaron Carroll William Davis Deke DeLoach Col. Richard Ginn Charles Granger James Griffin John Hughes Arthur Morris, III William Ray John Snellings Williard Thrash Esten Ulmer Thomas Wrenn James Young

PSI C!!m!:ll J.!niv~:C!ib' Thomas Bennett David Dietzen James Emig Gary Fisher Paul Haas Donald Perkins Edmund Sayer Allyn Taylor, Jr. Robert Wilcox OMEGA ~11[!11!!: .l.!niY!:C!ib' James Berlien William Bradshaw Robert Brinson David Carder

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George Fassnacht John Hinga George Holderbaum Harold Johnson Kenneth Kraus Dr. Allan Larson Daniel Leininger Bruce McCandless Brian McMahon David Mitzner Charles Myers Clayton New hagen Ralph Olson John Pop Jack Powers William Scheck Robert Schutte, Jr. Edwin Sherwood Donald Swager William Swager Don Taylor Edward Vana

ALPHA IOTA Alllzlllll .l.!niv~C!il)' James Alexander Charles Blackledge, Jr. George Bruner, Jr. Robert Carothers, Jr. James Hamilton Edward Healy James Hendry Charles Hewlett Ronald Lawson Nathaniel McClure, IV William Ott, Jr. William Percy Bogart Reed Louis Reynolds, Jr. Dr. William Smith Ward Taylor

ALPHA GAMMA J.!niY. 2f Qklah!!ma Lawrence Besenfelder Alfred Schmidt, Jr. ALPHA DELTA J.!niY of W ashingl!!n John Dailey James Duggar Manuel Esteban Harmon Faringer, Jr. Henry Novak Dean Parker Williard Vadman

ALPHA KAPPA J.!niY. 2f Mi~higm Carl Bracy Bradley Brown Ralpha Danielson Elston Larson William Moffat Henry Pullen William Rowley

ALPHA EPSILON J.!niY. 2f F12rida Bartlett Arnold, III William Bell Nei!Contess Peter Cummings John Davis Donald Dvornik Joe Enzor, Jr. David Gatchell Jerry Groom Frank Holley, III Charles Marks, Jr. Gary Marsh Bing Michael George Pharr Donald Roode, Jr. Terence Rooke Harold Simmons Russell Smith MarkTimmes ALPHA ZETA Oreg2n State .l.!niYi:C!il)' George Blinco Roland Curtis Thorne Hammond James Marsh Patrick Meyer

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ALPHA ETA Si!mf!!nl .l.!ninrl!il)' Elbert Bruce Jerry Gallups Harvelle Goodwin Robert Ethridge George Mitchell Dorsey Shannon, Jr. Henry Yeackle, III ALPHA THETA Mimigan Sial~ .l.!niv~:~il)' Robert Bogan, Jr. Daniel Ciernick Wallace DeMaagd Scott Evans Jerry Dice Curtis Luthy Richard Pfeil Robert Trembath Gerald Wajda Jeffrey Wrisley Robert Yackels

ALPHA ALPHA Mercer .l.!niv!:C!il)' Richard Andrews John Garvin, Jr. Charles Parker

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Marion Sigovich

ALPHAMU ~!:DD Sial!: J.!niv~C!il)' Gary Bello Mark Berger Paul Borg Charles Case, Jr. Daniel Castello Edward Cavalier Kenneth Flodin Michael Gardocki William Johnson Daniel Jones Bruce Kent John Franklin Leon Knetz Steven Loeper Paul Mellott Scott Myers Robert Thornton Donald Wood Edwin Yeager

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ALPHANU Qhi!! Sli!l~ .l.!ninrl!il)' John Haas Corwin Hablitzel Russell Newhouse ALPHA XI ~!!IXI!:~hni~ .l.!niv~C!il)'

Steven Bertone Georged Carleton, III Richard Currie Wiliam Delnicki Vincent DiGiovanni Bruce Elowsky Lewis Everett Valentine Fend rich Eric Finegan Franklin Grandinetti Stanley Harazim Frank Herbert, III RogerKaller Albert Muller Hans Nintzel Antonio Quilon Harry Roener Paul Schwanenflugel Steven Solomon ALPHA OMICRON l!!wll Still~ .l.!niY~C!il)' Eric Almquist Daniel Brodkey Robert Brown John Christensen WalterDorr Philip Dvorak Willis Fritz Jeffrey Harm Kenneth Johnson Raymond Knaggs Walter Kuehne James Moon Richard Ohrt Ralpha Herman John Sanderson Danny Stark ALPHA PI J.!niv 2f lh~ S!!lllh Rev. Willis Rosenthal Lawrence Thompson ALPHA RHO West virginia J.!ninrsil)' Giles Davidson, II Robert Dombrowski Howard Martin ALPHA SIGMA llnh: Qf I~nni:sse~ James Southerland David Spalding Samuel Steele John Steffner James Tombras Barney Tucker ALPHA TAU R~:nsula~:r P!!lxt~:chnic

Andrew Anderson William Baldwin Scott Bibaud Robert Fuchs George Graf, Jr. George Hoffer Dr. Steven Kaitz David Labrecque Brewster LaMacchia

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The Nu Phi Society The following brothers have attended five or more Supreme Chapters: Alpha - Charleston Julius Burges John Hassell David Jaffee W.B. Jones, Jr. Glenn McConnell George Sheetz

UpsHon - Illinois Gunnar Schalin

Beta Gamma - Louisville Ron Krebs

Psi- Cornell Bill Newell

Beta Delta - Drake Robert Cione

Omega - Purdue David Lane

Beta - Presbyterian GregElam, n John Templeton

Alpha EpsHon - Florida Mike O'Donnell

Gamma- Cal.-Berkeley Steve Ryder

Alpha Zeta - Oregon State Jack Steward

Eta- Emozy John Wilson

Alpha Eta - Samford Jack Bell Gerald Matthews

Iota - Georgia Tech Garry Pritchett Kappa - NC-Chi1J?el Hill Otis McCollum Tom Sayre Lambda - Georgia Phil Tappy

Beta Mu - McNeese State Richard Smith Beta UpsHon - Virginia Glenn Dickson Gamma Alpha - Livingston Joe Alexander Gamma Delta - Memphis St. Tom Carter

Alpha Theta - Michigan St. Kenneth Bellinger Alpha Iota - Auburn Frank Hawthorne Ernest Johnson

Gamma Mu- Belmont-Abbey Bennett Smith Gamma Nu - LaGrange Ron deValinger

Alpha Omicron - Iowa St. Kelley Bergstrom Charles Cummings Wayne Moore Frank Parrish

Gamma Xi - Ga. Southw'tern William Finney

Xi -Roanoke Durward Owen Judge James Turk

Alpha Rho - West Virginia Patrick Farley

Gamma Phi - South Alabama Frank Havard

Omicron - Alabama Nathan Hightower A.J. Strickland, ill Paul Wesch

Alpha UpsHon - Drexel John Casper Walter Sheppard William Stees

Gamma Omega - Montevallo James Seal, Jr.

Rho- Washington & Lee Richard Anderson Howard Leake

Alpha Psi - Indiana Steve Smith

Mu- Duke Bill Fuqua

Sigma - South Carolina Jerry Brewer Walter Pickens, Jr.

Beta Alpha - NIIT Stephen DePalma Jim Krucher

Delta Gamma - Neb.-Omaha WilliamOjile Delta Zeta - Appalachian St. David Owen EpsHon Alpha - Elon Barry Simmons

Beta Beta - Fla. Southern Ted Scharfenstein George Macridis George Moorhead George Morgan, Jr. Howard Peterson, Jr. Marvin Pietschker Kermit Pratt Thomas Richmond, Jr. Nicholas Rusanowsky CP Robert Sidelko Ernest Stacey Donald Stephens ALPHA UPSILON Drexel Universi!y Jack Bader Wayne Baker Robert Bald win Henry Bartle, lil Robert Birdsall Douglas Clarke Kevin Collins

Walter Dearolf, Jr. Edward DiMond Kenneth Dirkes James Duncan John Gardner Michael Gennaro, Jr. Robert Gravdahl Raymond Griffin Oscar Hokanson John Hudson Arthur Jones Eugene Kiehl Ralph Klesius Robert Lambert Harold Langschwager William McFadden Vicko Melada Richard Mensch Joseph Mittura Gay Piercy Henry Schuette

Frederick Staiger Roand Iesno George Thompson Donald Williams Samuel Wilson, Sr.

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ALPHA OMEGA Univ, of Oregon Alan Cochran Sherman Holmes Joseph Schwab, Jr. BETA ALPHA

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Clinton Brockway Richard Delcore Robert Fechillas George Hospodar Aivars Krumins karl Kubak Thomas McCann Lester Pastuszyn Richard Rusak Michael Schulzki James Snodgrass, Jr. Gary Sobin Paul Tarashuk John Urban Jacob VanBroekhoven David White BETA BETA Florida Southern College Charles Evans William Edward BETA GAMMA Unjv of Louisville John Cook James Koshewa Clark Scherer, Jr. Herbert Zimmerman, Jr. BETA DELIA Drake Universi!y James Carleton James Hendrix Kenneth Piller Ronald Raskin James Rutherford Bruce Swanson James Verlautz BETA EPSILON Univ. of Missouri Matt J. Basta Capt. Kenneth Lissner

ALPHA PHI Illinois Tech Michael Adalr Ralph Belke Gary Cathey Brian Diaz John Doudera Richard Frankenberg John Higgins George Hoff Harry Perle!, Jr. Jack Piper Edwin Searl James Woodling 1'1 l\.\1'1'.\ 1'111

ALPHA PSI Indiana Universi!y Douglas Dowen Scott Evenbeck Ralph Howard John Leonard Warren Loomis Joseph Lux Charles Martin Ralph Mundy T.J. Su!Hvan

BETA ETA Florida State Universi!y Leo Almerico Larry Bodiford Ronald Boersma John Corbett Hugo Debeaubien Craig Dierksheide Emmett Johnson, Jr. Peter Kalmes Robert Milstead Randolph Plotts David Podgor Burnett Stilwell, Jr. Jeffrey Wright l'Ol'\'IJ.\ 110\'

BETA THETA Univ. of Arizona Arthur Vance, Jr. BETA IOTA Univ. of Toledo Christopher Barton Scott Coursen Darwin Deckrosh Dr. William Frederick Robert Friess Roderick Hunt Matthew McCloskey William O'Shea Thomas Ramsdell Richard Ross BETA KAPPA Georgia State Universi!y Donald Diffenderfer BEIAMU McNeese State Universi!y Wilfred Bourne, Jr. Paul Brown BEIANU Univ. of Houston Royston Patterson, Jr. BETA XI Central Michigan Universi!y Dale DeWaard Donald Perry Boyd Wiltse BETA OMICRON Northwestern State Univ.

JohnOden BETA PI Eastern Michigan Universi!y Richard Falk BETA SIGMA Northern Illinois Universi!y Ronald Giles BETA TAU Valdosta State College James Dowd Ken Slade Jon Scott Hubert Wilford BETA UPSILON Univ of Virginia Stephen Applegate Barry Ewald John Lapenta Dr. David Namay Daniel Roderson Thomas Rouse Donald Slesnick, II Dr. William Watson, Ill BETA PHI East Carolina Universi!y Otis Bailey Dennis Brown Joseph Hallow, Jr. Bruce Mullis BETA CHI East Texas State Universi!y Lyle Draper Curtis Nugent

ASpecial Thank You!

The Fraternity salutes these brothers who contributed $100 to $499 during 1991: BETA ALPHA

MU

ALPHA

OMEGA

ALPHA LAM BDA

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''tlll:as: of Cbade::~lon

Duke Uniyeqjty

Purdue Unjyersjty

Mississippi

julius Burges Timothy Dangerfield James Edwards Earl jennings, Jr. Glenn McConnell Terence Moore George Sheetz

William Dodson, Jr. William Franck, Jr. William Fuqua Burnett Hull joseph Skinner William Snow

Donald Adams Stephen Brant john Hinga David Lane Brian McMahon Walter Norrington Palmer Porter David Victoria, Jr.

Talbot Newman, Jr. John Ward

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BETA DELTA

ALPHA GAMMA

Maurice Allen, Jr. Eric Finegan ]ospeh Flaherty Henry Meyer

Rohbert Cione James Hornbrook Richard Schmitt

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Gus Adams Clifton Goodwin, ill Clinton Massey Arthur Maxwell, Jr. Samuel McGregor

James Guretzky

Uoiv af Qklabomil XI Roanoke Colleae

Robert Dunnington Cosby Huddle Brian Morris jay Morris Robert Ogbome

Richard Cornish Steven Ryder Charles Vannice

Oarence Caldwell, Jr. Ed ward Corson, II Raphael Ferris Seibert Lavinder Richard Newman james Stump, Jr. jack Wade, Jr. Marcus Wood

DELTA

OMICRON

ALPHA EPSILON

Euauao Uoiveuil):

Uniy of Alabama

Uniy of Florida

David Ullman

Robert Brannan joe Cassady Paul Drake Doston Gurganus Garland Hall, Jr. Robert Inman Mack Matthews

Jerry Brewer jeffrey Hoppes Douglas Marbles Danny Reynolds Michael Tongour

Peter Barr Joseph Boote, Jr. David Charland EmsleyCobb Joe Enzor, Jr. Harry Fry, Jr. Hugh Gower Hubert Graves, Jr. David Henn Bryon Herlong Frank Holley, Ill Charles Hudspeth Gary Leonard Bert Luer Robert McMullen, !l Michael O'Donnell Howard Pettengill, Jr. john Powers Thomas Simpson Arthur Witters

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ALPHA ZETA

Nodb Camlina State Llniv~

Qlqoo State lloh:eaib:

Robert Cline jason Dayton, Jr. Joseph McConnaughey

john Bollman Robert Elfers Norman Logan GaryMunn

GAMMA

:Uob: af Cilifamia 路 Berkeley

EPSILON

David:Hln Colls:&e: Robert Burgess Kenneth Clary Harry Hendrick james Morgan Hugh Yelverton, Jr.

RHO

Waabin&;ton &; l&e: JJninail): ZETA

Woffard Csdle:&e: Gregg Bissell William Evins, Jr. Abner Stockman, Ill ETA Emo~

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Edward Bruce, Jr. joseph Cannon, Jr. Seal Hipp Samual Westbrook John Wilson IOTA

Gmr:aiaiccb Alanlmm Donald johnston Robert Murray, Jr. Parker Petit John Puckett Stanley Roberys KAPPA

l.!I!!!C - Chil!el Hill Benjamin Ball, Jr. Lindon Couch Glenn Dodson, Jr. Russell Hadley Stuart Hicks Otis McCollum Thomas Sayre Paul Wimbish

Ray Searfoss Thomas Warfieldf SIGMA

:Uoiv of Soulb ~amlioa

ALPHA DELTA

:Unb: of Wil~hin&Jan Robert Bux Dale Kinkade

LAMBDA PSI

Cornell Uoive:nity Thomas Burger, Jr.

ALPHA OMICRON

BETA EPSILON U niy of Mj$SQUri

John Bateman Robert Brandau Robert Brown john Christensen Raymond Knaggs Hubert Lattan james Moon William Rickert ThomasTatt

Matthew Basta

Uniy of Toledo Lance Talmage

john johnston BETA KAPPA ALHPA RHO

Gcoraia Stale: l.!nb:e:uil)!:

We:sl Yit~ioia lloivcuil):

john Whitley

Victor Folio BETA LAMBDA ALPHA SIGMA

Univ of Tampa

Univ of Tenneuee

Austin Curry Richard Swirbul Guy Walton

Roy Cecil Willis Read Kerry Reid

BETAMU Ms:~s:~

Bs:nuelaet fobte:,bni'

Richard Smith

Cedric Dustin, Ill Bret johnson Gordon Wright

BETA UPSILON

ALPHA UPSILON

Drexel Ugjyersity

DliooisTei;b )ames Helm john Humiston Martin Kotsch Andrew Michyets, Jr. Russell Millamn Roger Peterson John Sachs George Svehla Frederic Wid.lak

Lua Blankenship, Jr. Marshal Caley Edwin Goodgame Edward Henderson james Lynch, Jr. Samuel Pate William Percy

Lindsay Preiss

David Dietzen

Sam Slade

james Emig George Heinrich john lGrk WiUiam Newell Edmund Sayer

Mark Perrin

Stale llninait)!:

ALPHA TAU

Mh::biaan Slate lloiveaitJ

Auburn Uoiversil):

Craig Dierksheide Ovid Podgor William Welch jeffrey Wright

Uniy of the South

Theodore Aylward Angus Morse Dennis Yanachik ALPHA IOTA

BETA ETA

Eladda Sllte Uoiveaity

ALPHA PI

ALPHA PHI

Stetson Uniycnity

Drake U n iyenity

Iowa State Univenity

ALPHA THETA

ALPHA ETA

SamfgaJ.lJoiveait):

Unit. of Gef:n:aia

Henry Bartlett, Jr. Carl Koch

jack Bell Gilmer Simmons

Llniv gf JJiinois

james Hull Robert Knox

Carl Stickel

Wayne Baker Thomas Block William Cooney, Jr. Raymond Davis Leonard Dicarlo Richard Mensch Walter Sheppard John Simmons, ][

William Haselwood Glen Hesler August Massa Donald Mulvihill Stanley Perkins jack Rosser Gunner Schalin

Deke DeLoach james ]igley 路 Dennis McNamara Arthur Morris, Jr. Michael Southward

BETA BETA

florida Southe:m Collcae:

BETA IOTA

UPSILON

CH1

ALPHANU

Qbio Stile: :Uob:e:aity ALPHA XI

ISe:hxaski ~ Lincoln

BETA

john Lee, Jr. George Newcombe Paul Tarashuk

JJnjy of Viqinia Gene Davis, Jr. Glenn Dickson Theodore Freeman Harwood Hughes Daniel Kimball, Jr. Frederick Riggins Thomas Rouse Donald Slesnick, II BETA PHI

East Camlioalloiveaib: William Ealy Samuel Hicks, ][ BETACHJ

East Texas State: john Witt BETA OMEGA

East ilnnesH:e State Byron Brown Russell Palmer GAMMA ALPHA

ALPHA PSI

Lirinaaton lloi!tuitJ

Indiana University

joseph Alexander john TiU, jr.

Ralph Howard

ALPHA KAPPA

ALPHA OMEGA

Uniy gf Mkhjgan

Ugjy of Orecon

Old Oominion lJnivcaitJ

Carl Bracy Bradley Brown

Alan Cochran

james Reid Louis Richard, Jr.

Frederick Thome

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GAMMA GAMMA

DELTA PI

Troy State University

Wright State University

john jay Frank Jehle, Jr. Philip Nichols, Jr.

Bruce Rockwell

GAMMA DELTA

Bowling Green State

Memphis State Un iversity

Thomas Carter

Ken Kaiser Anthony Katich

Daniel Strawn

DELTA SIGMA

GAMMA ZETA

DELTA TAU

West Yiqinia Tech

lames Madison University

Scott Moore

William Heath

GAMMA THETA

DELTA CHI

UNC- Wilmington

Kansas State Unjyersjty Steven Beyer

William Kirby GAMMA IOTA

DELTA PSI

Loujsjana State University

Unjy of Texas· Arlington

john Lanaux

Billy Jacobs

GAMMA KAPPA

EPSILON BETA

Geotija Southern

Grand Valley State

Glenn Aspinwall Perry Buffington Thomas Camp, IV Martin Nesmith joseph Odom, jr.

Matthew Wolfe

Ted Lukomski EPSILON EPSILON

Clinch valley College David Donathan EPSILON THETA

GAMMA LAMBDA Uniy. of Missouri ·Rolla

Seton Hall University Rocco Gencarelli

Paul Scherrer EPSILON IOTA GAMMANU

NC · Greensboro

LaGrange College

William O'Nell

joseph Manning David McCabe

EPSILON KAPPA Southern Tech

GAMMA XI Georgia Southwestern

Jay Barrow Jose Morales

William Finney EPSILONMU GAMMA UPSILON

Bradley University

Oklahoma State University

William Furling, lll

Cary Rogers EPSILONNU GAMMA PHI

California State · Sacramento

Unjy of South Alabama

Todd Rehfuss

Frank Havard EPSILON RHO GAMMA CHI

Lenoir·Rhyne College

Jacksonyille University

Lance Van Every

joseph Mullane MarkMuillane

GAMMA OMEGA

EPSILON UPSILON

Uniy of MontgyalJo

Georgia College

james Beal David Wigginton

Roanld Sebel

DELTA BETA

Uniy of Denver

North GeoQli• College

Carl Leweke

EPSILON CHI

Thomas Persia

EPSILON PSI DELTA DELTA

SHppezy Rock Universi ty

NE Missouri State

Theodore Talackine

John And.rews ZETA ALPHA DELTA EPSILON Iacksooy jlle State Unjyersjty

Clemson University Scott Gasparinj

Oyde McSpadden ZETA GAMMA DELTA ZETA

Unjv of North Dakota

Ap:palachjan State University

Oetus Kraft

)abe Hardee, II Ward Norris

ZETA THETA

DELTA KAPPA

Uniy of Texas-Austin Michael Summers

Pembroke State University

Raymond Thomas

ZETANU West Chester University

DELTA LAMBDA

Douglas Bohner

UNC · Charlotte

BETA PSI Tennessee Wesleyan Joel Jones Barry Saunders Ja mes Van Osten bridge BETA OMICRON East Tennessee State Univ.

Eugene Smith Robert Yackanin Ronald Younger Raymond Ziembinski GAMMA ALPHA Livingston University James Roebuck John Till, Jr. GAMMA BETA Old Dominion University Maj. John Bednarek Phillip Casteel Richard Howard Gregory Johnson Ernest Joy Robert Magoon Joseph Murphy Matthew Parker Paul Shebalin GAMMA GAMMA Troy State University CassHowell Frank Jehle, Jr. Steven Scruggs Laurence Turrin GAMMA DELTA Memphis State University Dr. Thomas Appleton, Jr. Herbert Blow Ron Cail Jeffrey Droke James Ray James Siebert William Siebert GAMMA EPSILON Western Carolina University David McKenzie Stanley Pendergraft James Poole Stephen Stafford William Willis GAMMA ZETA West Vir~inia Tech Kevin Hodges Steven Kraycar Paul Mattox Roger Moore Michael Paterno Donald Skaggs GAMMA THETA UNC - Wilmington James Corcoran William Dalton William McCaughan, Jr. Edward Sundy, Jr.

GAMMA KAPPA Geoq:ia Southern University Thomas Camp, IV Richard Lane Jack Parker Dale Warren GAMMA LAMBDA Univ of Missouri-Rolla Randal Curtis GAMMAMU Belmont-Abbey College William Grizzard, Jr. Guy Piche GAMMANU LaGrange College Joseph Brya nt William Mims, Jr. GAMMA RHO Lander College Edward Price, Jr. Barry Young GAMMA SIGMA Annstrong State University David Leonard Corley Zittrouer GAMMA UPSILON Oklahoma State University Barry Howell Curtis Purdum GAMMA PHI Univ. of South Alabama David Rose Kenneth Webb

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DELTA ETA Morehead State University lrton Sparkman DELTA IOTA Middle Tennessee State Stephen Crass DELTA KAPPA Pembroke State University Oliver Canaday DELTA LAMBDA UNC - Charlotte Robert Fisher, Jr. Dean Hull, ll John Lynch DELTANU Western Kentucky University Boyd Champion Bruce Masd en DELTA OMICRON Nicholls State University Jacques Frere DELTA PI Wright State University James Martin

GAMMA OMEGA Univ. of Montevallo Royce Lader

DELTA RHO Univ. of Southern California Randall Corber

DELTA ALPHA Virginia Polytechnic Robert Bailey Brian Eastridge Michael Eller Lane Schaffer

DELTA SIGMA Bowling Green State Univ.

TonyKalich Michael Thomas

DELTA BETA North Georgia College George Clark, III Donald Hackle Victor Irvin Michael Lawless John Sexton Kenneth Vining, Jr. Timmy Wilson Harold Wood DELTA GAMMA Univ of Nebraska-Omaha Richard Burns Daniel Ehrlich Mark McMillan DELTA DELTA Michael Wood

PI KAPPA Pill

DELTA ZETA Appalachian State University Mitchell Allison Gregory Ball Daniel Ballard Charles Beddingfield, III John Knier Steven Miller Jeffrey Shell

GAMMA PSI Augusta College Ronald Irick Michael Smith

Northeast Missouri State

Mark Hall

DELTA EPSILON Jacksonville State University Ralph Cunningham Franklin Phillips

DELTA TAU lames Madison University Christopher Kelly David Moretti Mark Moroney Mark Troisi DELTA UPSILON Univ. of Pittsburgh Howard Simon DELTA CHI Kansas State University Steven Beyer DELTA PSI Univ. of Texas-Arlington Henry Bell, III Billy Jacobs David Sprinkle

EPSILON ALPHA Elon College Paul Hirschmann Gerald Hollan Dr. Ralph Mueller

EPSILON PHI I.!niv, 11f Ala.-Binninghi!m Lee Johns, Jr. ZETA ALPHA Cl~m~11n I.!nin~i~

EPSILON BETA Gnnd Villi~~ Stat~ I.!niv~~i~ Russell Ikerd EPSILON GAMMA L!!nii}Y!!!!d C!!ll~g~ Dale Rankin Gary Slack EPSILON EPSILON

Scott Gasparini ZETA GAMMA I.!niv. 11ÂŁ N!!IIh Di!k!!lil Cletus Kraft Stewa~d Sandstrom ZETA THETA I.!niv, 11f I~xii~-A1151in Michael Summers

Clin~h Vall~~ C!!ll~g~

Steven Beauter EPSILON ZETA I.!niY. !If C~nlri!l Atki!n~i!~ Richard Dixon Howard Wells EPSILON ETA Winthm~ C!!ll~g~

Thomas Sacco EPSILON THETA S~I!ID Hill I.!nivmi~ Nicholas Beutell Leonardo DePalma William Freeman EPSILON IOTA NC - Gr~~~~~l211m David Craft Elliot Curtis EPSILON KAPPA S!luthem Tech David Hirschler Barry Kidd EPSILON LAMBDA SC - S~utanl:!urg Michael Elmore EPSILONMU Bndl~~ I.!niYmi~

Kevin O'Brien EPSILONNU Calif11mia Sli!l~ - Sa~nm~n111 Kurt Ericson EPSILON XI Li!Si!ll~ I.!nin~i~

DavidGivey EPSILON OMICRON Yilli!n!lva I.!nivmi~ Joseph Brady, III John Richards EPSILON PI Yi.Iginiil C!!mm!lnw~illlh Timothy Butler EPSILON RHO Lenoil:-Rh~e l:ollege James Hammer, Jr. Joseph Mullane EPSILON UPSILON Georgiil College Bernard Doolittle Ronald Gebel

CURRENT YEAR DONORS ALPHA C!!ll~g~ 11f Ch;ul~5l!!ll Julius Burges Timothy Dangerfield James Edwards Michael Finch, Jr. Harry Freeman, Jr. Ernest Frierson William Gaud, Ill Arthur Haisten Herndon Hasty David Jaffee Earle Jennings, Jr. W. B. Jones, Jr. James Kennedy, Jr. Chris Kirkland Peter Krug William Luhn, Jr. Robert Marlowe Glenn McConnell Terence Moore Gregory Padgett Frederick Phillips, Jr. Daniel Ra venal John Reynolds George Rogers, Jr. George Sheetz John Walton, Jr. Anthony Ward Lewis Westbrook, III Ivan Wood, IV

BETA fml:!~l~lian C!!ll~g~

Gus Adams David Austin James Ballard John Bright, Jr. Robert Cottrell, Jr. David Dixon Clifton Goodwin, Ill Thomas Grafton Edward Hahn, Jr. Walt Jones, IV Clinton Massey Arthur Maxwell, Jr. Samuel McGregor Donald Mucci Randall Parsons Dale Raines John Ritter, Jr.

James Morgan Lyman Parrigin William Rozelle Joseph Shelton Robert Southwell Joseph Vernon Philip Winstead Hugh Yelverton, Jr. William Yelverton

James Layvo, Jr. Fred Stallworth John Steenbergen John Templeton GAMMA I.!niv, 11f Calif11mia - B~rkd~~ James Aljian Kenneth Baba Corey Barbarovich Stephen Clark Vincent Consul Richard Cornish Alexander Croce Ned Crouch David Dayton Joseph Dolan Jack Downer GeorgeGanz David Halligan Craig Hess Richard Houston Glenn lzmirian Michael Kesler James Kinlock OwenKuns Michael Neal Sterling Norgard Larry Olson Steven Pas Mark Plank Richard Rappaport Eugene Roberts Steven Ryder Ronald Segel James Seiler Allen Sprague Young Stewart Timothy Toppin Michael Trainor Jack Underhill Charles Vannice Neil Weatherall DELTA F!.!!J!li!!J I.!niv~r5i~ Christopher Hardt Sidney Martin Richael Melhem Richard Robertson, Jr. John Southern Joe Sparks, Jr. Tullious Stoudemayer Richard Thompson David Ullman

ZETA W!lff!lrd CQllege Gregg Bissell Thomas Bratton Marshall Connelly Jesse Crimm James Crouch Thorton Crouch William Evins, Jr. Thomas Hannah Robert Hendry Jack Kaplan, Jr. Robert McJunkin Gerald Mount James Owings William Smethie, Jr. Jeffrey Smoak Abner Stockman, III Grant Tate ZebWilliams Deward Woolbright, Jr. ETA Em11cy I.!ninl5i~ Edward Bruce, Jr. Joseph Cannon, Jr. George Cook William Floyd Ted Giles James Grizzard SealHipp Kenneth Kiehl Robert Noland James Powell, Jr. Joseph Shearer Hey! Tebo Samuel Westbrook George Williams John Wilson

EPSILON Dilvid5!!1l C!!ll~g~ Hooper Alexander, Ill Robert Burgess Kenneth Childs Kenneth Clary William Clayton, Jr. Henry Escue Junius Gaither, Jr. Robert Grady Allen Graham, Jr. H.T. Gurley, Jr. Harry Hendrick Samuel Hines Ernest Hunter, Jr. Charlton lvey Harold Kernodle, Jr. William Mills 1'1 K.\1'1'.\ !'Ill

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IOTA GeQrgia Tech T. E. Anderson Robert Antovel Robert Arryo James Banks John Benkert William Bennett Joel Bonewitz Mark Boxer Thomas Christian, Jr. Keith Comerford Philip Cook Robert Defurio James Dewberry Christopher Doyle Gregory Elliot Frederick Fuchs Walter Gentry, Jr. James Gordy George Heburn Howard Hickey Frank Hodge David Hull Alanlmm Bruce Jewett Russell Johnson Donald Johnston John Jones

Malcolm Keiser Thomas Kennedy Charles Kent Wilford Kerby, Jr. James Locklear Thomas Lowndes Robert Lowrance Robert McCamy Terrence McCullouch, Jr. John McEntyre Alexander McGraw Jeffrey Montgomery Lonnie Morris, Jr. John Mosher Robert Murray, Jr. John Nunez Robert Parrish Arthur Perkins Parker Petit James Piper Paul Pomeroy James Pritchett, Jr. Robert Pryor, Jr. William Pryor John Puckett Frank Recupido Robert Reeves Kevin Renshaw Charles Roach Stanley Roberts George Rouse Dean Russell Michael Stevens Oswald Tompkins Bruce VanDerhoof Eugene Viscelli Comer Weaver, Jr. David Williams John Wilson, III Jerome Withers, Jr. Marvin Zeigler KAPPA I.!NC- Chi!~~~ Hill Charles Adams Philip Ameen Benjamin Ball, Jr. Steve Barbour James Barkley Jospeh Bassett Peter Berg Walter Bost, Jr. George Braun Peter Brownell Lindon Couch Frederick Coville Alvin Daughtridge Cuthbert Davenport George Diab Glenn Dodson, Jr. Walter Fuller Allen Goodson, Jr. Clark Goodwin Mark Gorham Woodrow Gunter, IT Russell Hadley Aaron Hagler Howard Hawks Stuart Hicks Richard Holzworth Roderick Hoover Willard Hord, Jr. Craig Huggins Reid James James Leak George Mackie David McAllister Otis McCollum Donald McLeod

Harold McNeill Jeffrey Michael Beverly Moore Richard Morgan Timothy Newman Mark Prillaman William Rollins Thomas Sayre Walter Schroeder Wayne Scott John Slater Phillip Sparrow Charles Stewart Scott Tate Gerald Teele James Thompson John Vann, Jr. Richard Watson Robert White Joseph Williams, IV James Wilmott Paul Wimbish Charles Winn, III Mark Winston John Yokley LAMBDA Univ. of Georgia Vernon Bird Philip Bolt John Bradbury Todd Cameron Robert Cofer, II Tom Duskin Glenn Ellard Mark Harp William Harp, Jr. James Harris James Hull Jack Hutchinson Herbert Ingram, Jr. Robert Knox Floyd Langston William NeSmith, Jr. Barry Parrish John Peck Robert Penland, III Kevin Perry Lindsay Preiss Chris Savage Sam Slade Cecil Sppner, Jr. Jim Stoinoff Phil Tappy Fred Thomas, III Fred Thrower John Tolson, Jr. Charles Wagner, Jr. Thomas West Robert Wilson MU Duke University George Brenda David Collins Robert Dick William Dodson, Jr. Tom Driver Robert Dunn Winder Edwards Paul Fekas William Franck, Jr. William Fuqua Wilfred Gatling, Jr. Norman Gibson

David Gill Bailey Groome Burnett Hull Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jones Robert Jones Daniel Kincaid Michael Marable Andrew Martens John Moylan Charles Munch Edward Newman David Pettes William Pitts Dietrich Rosenberg Stephen Schnurr, Jr. Jospeh Skinner William Snow Bart Stephens Charles Taylor James West Frank Wrenn, III NU Univ. of Nebraska路 Lincoln Edward Bier!

James Christo!

Andrew Dobson George Driver James Guretzky Herbert Henderson Warren Hill Kerry Hookstra Thomas Miller Robert Platt Kenneth Pruden V. H. Schmidt William Wesslund XI

Roanoke College Ernest Ballou Stephen Bast Clarence Caldwell, Jr. Paul Ca ldwell Walker Carter, Jr. James Charlton James Collins Edward Corson, II Steven Day Mark Edgell Leroy Esworthy, II Matthew Fahrney David Ferguson Raphael Ferris James Fleshman Kenneth Garren Robert Gray Henry Hahn Robert Harris Cecil Hefner Mark Holley Robert Hyatt Robert Kasey, Jr. Walter Keister Donald Kerr Siebert Lavinder Curtin Lemon Wilbur Mann, Jr. Daniel McCabe Michael McGough Robertg Metzinger, Jr. Mason Miller, Jr. George Mougenel Louis Mullineaux Richard Newman Cameron Ogilvie John Osborne, III Durward Owen Dennis Pennington

George Barker, Jr. William Barton, Jr. Charles Beard Monroe Beasley, Jr. Geroge Bennett, Jr. William Bishop, Jr. Robert Bowers Robert Brannan Barry Brock James Brown, Jr. Edwin Caldwell, II Raymond Cartledge Joe Cassady Larry Contri George Cowart Jeffrey Cull Donald Curry, Jr. Oris Davis, Jr. Warrren DeBardeleben, Jr. Paul Drake William DuBose

DeWitt Petterson Donald Potter, Jr. Tim Ribar, Jr. Kyle Schindel John Stafford, Jr. James Stump, Jr. Robert Thomas Judge James Turk Joseph VanCu lin Jack Wade, Jr. Marcus Wood Allen Woody, III Dudley Woody OMICRON Un iv. of Alabam a

Thomas Gilbert, Jr. John Greaves, Jr. Doston Gurganus Garland Hall, Jr. Emmett Harrison, Jr. Thomas Henderson Nathan Hightower William Hilburn, IV Harley Hope William Hopper Robert Inman Franklin King Jonathan King Henry Kittrell, Jr. Joe Lee Daniel Lemley James Lockhart, Jr. Benjamin Mathis Mack Matthews Desmond Merrill James Mirree

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1-Georgia Tech $ 2,850 A-Georgia $ 2,813 AT-Renssealer $ 2,495 $ 2,476 Y-Illinois A-Charleston $ 2,370 AS-Polytechnic $ 2,059 A<I>-Illinois Tech$ 2,035 A'楼-Indiana $ 1,900 ~Z-App . State $ 1,895 r-Cal.-Berkeley $ 1,840 TOTAL $70,169

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Geogia (298) $11,881 Virginia (157) $10,651 .$10,613 Florida (211) N. Jersey (11 0) $10,410 N . Carolina (211 ) $10,373 Missouri (29) $ 7,021 S. Carolina (108) $ 6,545 Alabama (108) $ 6,218 California (133) $ 5,772 Illinois (80) $ 4,035

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Penn. (104) $ 3,768 Tennessee (83) $ 3,542 New York (72) $ 3,129 Maryland (59) $ 2,856 Ohio (62) $ 2,770 Indiana (52) $ 2,730 Iowa (34) $ 2,307 Michigan (41 ) $ 2,115 Mass. (27) $ 2,026 Oregon (27) $ 1,540 TOTAL $110,302

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Edward Pagelsen Clinton Paulsen James Renfroe Anthony Rice Gregory Sand John Scherf, Ill William Schroeder Robert Shepherd A. J. Strickland, Ill William Sutton Richard Taylor Allen Watts James Watts Paul Wesch Lawrence Wilkerson William Worthington, Jr. PI Qgleth!!tpe Univmi!J[ Julian Tumlin Clarence Wooten RHO

Washing!!ln & Lee I.[njversj!J[ Bruce Beckman Edwin Garretson, Jr. Richard Hoover James lvey, II Howard Leake James Martin Floyd McKinnon George Myers Robert Petrey James Roane Ray Searfoss Timothy Shea Malcolm Squires, Jr. Robert Taylor, IV Edward Turville Kenneth VandeWater, Jr. John Wallace William Wallace Dorsey Ward, Jr. Thomas Warfield Fred Waters, Jr. SIGMA Univ. !If S!!u!h !:amlinil Herbert Benson, Jr. Jerry Brewer Paul Carter, Jr. Earl Cashon, Jr. Wayne Covert, Jr. George DeLay William Epperson William Fincher, Jr. John Flynn Jeffrey Hoopes Robert Lake, Jr. Douglas Marble Michael Margotta Richard Mims, Jr. John Morris, III Walter Pickens, Jr. James Pruitt, Jr. Danny Reynolds William Rhodes, III Frederick Smith Robert Tedoldi George Timmerman, Jr. Michael Tongour Clarence Wise TAU N!!rlh Cuolinil S!ilte Anthony Apple Hunter Atkins William Barnhardt, Jr. William Campbell

William Chalk Robert Cline Jason Deyton, Jr. John Feather, Jr. Arthur Greene James Groome William Gurnee, Ill David Hartsoe Clyde Humphrey Jeffrey Lammert Glenn Lancaster Harald Lowe Jospeh McConnaughey Patrick Morrah Wallace Reams Jacob Shepherd, Jr. Chrispother Showfety Harold Slaughter Hartwell Sledge, III Jeffrey Thomas William Troutman Dennis Turner James Wallace UPSILON I.[ni v, Qf Hlin~~is Peter Apostolakis Ronald Arrighy Edward Atkins Maynard Bartholomew Robert Bogdanoff John Brown David Cash Edward Cwiklin Michael Eagleson Fritz Elich Brent Frank Daniel Ganzer John Griffith Willis Haselwood William Hasfurther Geln Hesler Ralph Howard James Johnson Joseph Johnson David Kallal Michael Kirchman Thomas Krizan Christian Larsen John Lignell Harold Madison Peter Maier Frank Marlow August Massa Charles Mench Edwin Mendels Lisle Menzimer Arthur Moore Donald Mulvihill Stephen Mumford Larry Munson Carl Nelson Luke Oberwise, Jr. Jospeh Pehlman Timothy Pemberton Stanley Perkins John Pesavento Paul Phinney Ed ward Prosser Gregory Provencher Kenneth Rabe Robert Reed Jack Roeser GunnarSchalin Wilson Seldon Michael Shaner Daniel Shoor Brook Silvestri John Simpson

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Frank Teegarden, Jr. Donald Thompson Russell Tomes Stephen Trahey Eugene Ullemeyer Walter Wahlfeldt CHI S!~!5!1n Univ~~i!J[

Larry Anderson Aaron Carroll Edwin Culver Wiolliam Davis Thomas Deen, Jr. DekeDeLoach James Figley Richard Ginn Charles Granger James Griffin John Hughes Dennis McNamara Arthur Morris, III Arthur Morris, Jr. George Patterson William Ray Bruce Rogers John Snellings Michael Southward Willard Thrash Esten Ulmer Torn Wrenn James Young PSI !:!lm~ll Univ~~i!J[

John Allan John Angus Thomas Bennett Thomas Burger, Jr. Gregory Della Rocca David Dietzen James Ernig Eric Fairchild Gary Fisher Jerold Green Paul Haas George Heinrich Gregory Hitzhusen Scott Hollander James Kao John Kirk Michael Kremer Eugene Lehr David Levi William Mayhew Stephen Milks William Newell Donald Perkins Michael Piscitelli Philip Pratt Calvin Rofe Edmund Sayer Louis Seaman Allyn Taylor, Jr. Lawrence Thayer Frederick Thorne James Trozze Robert Wilcox Walter Zygmunt

Jack Berlien James Berlien William Bradshaw Stephen Brant Robert Brinson David Carder Daniel Coppersmith Duane Davis Jeffrey Egilsrud Ronald Eyer George Fassnacht Roger Fieser Hugh Flanagan BrianGilp Waldemar Goffeney Bernard Graser Charles Hall James Hecker Donald Hendrickson Hilton Henty Rickard Hill John Hinga George Holderbaum Harold Johnson, Jr. William Kanouse Donald Katter Alfred Kirchner, Jr. Kenneth Kraus Patrick Kuhnle David Lane Lawrence Lang Allan Larson Daniel Leininger Michael Little Bruce McCandless Floyd McDonald Brian McMahon John Miller David Mitzner Charles Myers Clayton New hagen Walter Norrington Sonny O' Drobinak Michael Ohaver Ralph Olson Guy Overman William Peace, Jr. Johyn Pop Palmer Porter Jack Powers Thomasd Pratt James Ramsey Herman Riggs William Schneck Robert Schutte, Jr. Daniel Seeley Edwin Sherwood Halbert Smith, Jr. Donald Swager William Swager Kurt Takara Don Taylor Robert Thomson John Timmons, Sr. Kim Tubergen Edward Vana John Venard David Victoria, Jr. Robert Vogt Thomas Weakley Mark Wilson Terry Zaccarino ALPHA ALPHA

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Ross Harden Robert Higgins, Jr. Hollis Lewis, Jr. Augustus Martin, ill Charles Melton Charles Parker Stephen Tilman Samuel Waller ALPHA GAMMA Univ. !If Qldiih!!mil Lawrence Besenfelder John Carlson Jerry Dixon Robert Dunnington William Dunnington Richard Hoffman Robert Holly Cosby Huddle Bennie McElyea Thomas Moore Brian Morris Jay Morris Robert Ogborn James Rorno Alfred Schmidt, Jr. Charles Springer Vernon Stansell Cletus Tate ALPHA DELTA Univ, !!fWi!~hing!!ln Walter Avery Frederick Brown RobertBux John Clagus John Dailey James Duggar Manuel Esteban Harmon Faringer Thomas Frick Stanley Gratis Robert Hansen Charles Jaramillo Kirk King Dale Kinkade Harold McPherson Henry Novak Dean Parker Charles Porter William Porter Willard Vadman ALPHA EPSILON Univ, !If El!!ridil Bartlett Arnold, III Peter Barr William Bell Joseph Boote Frank Brass, Jr. David Charland EmsleyCobb Neil Contess George Coulter Peter Cummings John Davis Donald Dvomik Joe Enzor, Jr. Robert Finck James Forney Harry Fry, Jr. David Frye David Gatchell Hugh Gower Hubert Graves Paul Green Jerry Groom Kris Heiser David Henn

Syd Herlong, Jr. Byron Herlong Frnak Holley, ill Charles Hudspeth Gary Leonard Brian Long Bert Luer Albert Mann Charles Marks, Jr. Gary Marsh Daniel Martinez Robert McMullen, IT Bing Michael Michael Nozzarella Michael O'Donnell Roy Olsen Benjamin Overton George Peek James Perkins Howard Pettengill George Pharr John Powers Donald Roode, Jr. Terence Rooke Reginald Ross William Sahlie Harold Sikmons Thomas Simpson Russell Smith Steven Stanford Edward Storin MarkTimmes Mark Varney Dave Werner Dennis Wick James Wilson Arthur Witters Guy Wood ALPHA ZETA Oregon State University Sumner Alldredge George Blinco John Bollman Wyatt Brown James Collom Roland Curtis Keith Dotter Robe.rt Elfers Thorne Hammond Robert Harris Charles Hartsough Kenneth Hawke, Jr. Rickey Hug Kenneth Hyland Harry Kallender Stanley Kelley Norman Logan Greg Lyman James Marsh Michael Meyer Patrick Meyer Gary Munn Robert Norlander Donald Perrin Darin Prulhiere Dominic Pynes Frederick Raw Jack Reviglio Marion Sigovich Jack Steward Raymond Terhune William Thomas David Vawter ALPHA ETA Samford University Daniel Aderhold Jack Bell

Jimmy Bell Elbert Bruce Reginald Clay William Davis, Jr. William Dixon, Jr. William Ford Jerry Gall ups Harvelle Goodwin Robert Greene John Haynes George Mitchell Glenn Olivenbaum James Purvis Dorsey Shannon, Jr. Gilmer Simmons Joe Vaughn Scott Welch Henry Yeackle, lll ALPHA THETA Michigan State University Kenneth Adams Theodore Aylward Robert Bogan, Jr. Daniel Ciernick William Cleary Wallace DeMaagd Dalton Ebbeson Scott Evans Donald Fowler Scott Gallmeyer Jerry Griffith William Holler Thomas Joy Gregory Kurasz Lyle Littlefield Henry Londo, III Curtis Luthy Robert McCall George Mcintyre George McKay Angus Morse Richard Pfeil Wesson Ritchie George Salsbury Christopher Scheur Robert Trembath Donald Viecelli Gerald Wajda Ford Woodard Jeffrey Wrisley Robert Yackels Dennis Yanachik Ray Zimmerman ALPHA IOTA Auburn Un iversity James Alexander Guy Alley Charles Blackledge, Jr. Lua Blankenship, Jr. George Bruner, Jr. Marshal Caley Robert Carothers, Jr. John Christiansen, Jr. Everett Daily Harry Dicus Robert Ferrell Michael Flagg Joe Forehand, Jr. Thomas Fuller Edwin Goodgame Tommy Gordon Reeves Haley James Hamilton Moyer Harris Raymond Hatcher, Jr. Frank Hawthorne Edward Healy

$100,000 Gift Foundation receives $100,000 planned gift Dr. James Edwards, Chairman of the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation, announced a $100,000 planned gift from a member of the Fraternity who wishes to remain anonymous. The first payment of $25,000 was received at year's end with additional payments anticipated each year.

The gift was made to support a scholarship fund for students who attend state-supported schools in the United States. The gift, one of the largest received in

Edward Henderson James Hendry Charles Hewlett Floyd Hurt ErnestJohnson William Jones, Jr. Wallace Kirkland Ronald Lawson James Lynch, Jr. John McClure Nathaniel McClure, IV William Ott, Jr. John Parke, Jr. William Parsons Samuel Pate William Percy Paul Persons Neil Porter, Jr. Alan Reams Bogart Reed PI KAPP.\ Pill

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Louis Reynolds, Jr. James Russell Malcolm Sahlie William Smith Archie Stapleton Ward Taylor Robert Travers Robert Ward Joseph Williams Wilson Wooley Charles Workman ALPHA KAPPA Univ. of Michigan Carl Bracy Bradley Brown Gregory Brown Christopher Daniel Ralph Danielson David Greenspoon Hugh Hotchkiss

the history of the Foundation, creates a named scholarship fund within the Foundation. In accepting the gift, Dr. Edwards complemented the donor for his obvious love of Pi Kappa Phi and his willingness to further the educational goals of the Foundation through his philanthropy.

If you would like to learn how to make a planned gift to the Foundation, please contact Ted Scharfenstein, 289 South Street, Rockport, MA 01966.

Elston Larson William Moffat CarlO'Mara Mark Perrin Henry Pullen William Rowley ALPHA LAMBDA Univ. of Mississi~~i William Hopson Talbot Newman, Jr. James Tabb John Ward Yandell Warren ALPHAMU Penn State University James Alter Barry Anderson Gary Bello Joseph Bellwoar

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Jon Benedetti Mark Berger Richard Blythe Paul Borg Stephen Botta John Brisbane Richard Brown, Jr. Charles Case, Jr. Daniel Castello Edward Cavalier Chester Curley, Jr. Palmer Davis, Jr. William Exley John Ferenchak Kenneth Flodin Edwin Friend, Jr. Gordon Fry, II Michael Gardocki Christopher Garrish Lewis Grube Richard Heim Douglas Hisey Scott Holliday William Johnson Daniel Jones Paul Jones Robert Jones Bruce Kent John Kieser, Jr. Leon Knetz Soloman Krepps, V William Lawrence Steven Loeper Paul Mellott Ralph Moyer Scott Myers Howard Pope, III Douglas Prozan Daniel Ringenback Blaise Santianni William Simon, III Robert Thornton Michael Trull Gregg Turner Aaron Wagner William Walker Donald Wood Edwin Yeager Albert Yerkes ThomasYoho ALPHANU Ohio State University Paul Albrecht James Crandall John Haas Corwin Hablitzel Lewis Miller Russell Newhouse Carl Stickel Edwin Stickel ALPHA XI PolytechnicUniversity Maurice Allen, Jr. John Anderson Henry Backofen, III Steven Bertone Robert Blazek .Richard Brady George Carleton, Ill Christopher Criscione Richard Currie Robert Dalziel William Delnicki Joseph DiDonato Vincent DiGiovanni Walter Eisele Bruce Elowsky

Lewis Everett LeeFatell Valentine Fendrich Eric Finegan Joseph Flaherty Henry Gartner Franklin Grandinetti Daniel Gross Stanley Harazim Frank Herbert, III Frederick Hetzer Ove.Jensen Roy Johnson RogerKaller Richard Magg Leonard Mangiaracine Jonathan Marsh Thomas May HrnryMeyer John Molinelli Alobert Muller Hans Nintzel Rino Nori Renwick Nugent Robert O'Donohue, Jr. Edwin Olson Carl Pester Orazio Petito William Prinzivalli Antonio Quilon Joseph Ripe!

Harry Roener Louis Rowley, Jr. Paul Schwanenflugel Steven Soloman Albert Steele William Sturtz ALPHA OMICRON Iowa State University Eric Almquist Keith Bader John Bateman Kelley Bergstrom Stewart Black Danny Bollinger Robert Brandau Daniel Brodkey Robert Brown Dougllas Carithers James Carson John Christensen Lance Conard Ralph Crawford Haskell Crawmer Michael Derr AjayDesai WalterDorr George Dubes Philip Dvorak Stephen Emerson Stanton Fritz Willis Fritz Peter Hall Jeffery Harm Eldred Harman Leonard Hart Michel Hermsen Raymond Hoffmann Kenneth Hook David Jackson Kenneth Johnson Raymond Knaggs RoyKottman Walter Kuehne Hubert Lattan Emerson Linney David Little Warren Madden

IIIII Robert McKean Mark Milliman James Moon Wayne Moore Paul Muller William Nechanicky Richard Ohrt Edward Paine Frank Parrish, III William Rickert Ralph Ruedy Thomas Ruzicka John Sanderson Charles Schram, Jr. Danny Stark Brett Toresdahl Thomas Tott Robert Traylor, Jr. Lloyd Ulrich Charles Vanzile Harley Whitney ALPHA PI Univ of the South William Dickens John Johnston Willis Rosenthal Lawrence Thompson ALPHA RHO West Yir.ginia University Telford Cruikshank, Jr. Giles Davidson, II Robert Dombrowski Andrew Dunn Victor Folio Robert Harper Robert Laughner Howard Martin Christopher Vari ALPHA SIGMA Univ. of Tennessee James Adkins Mark Allan Michael Ashe Thomas Banks Cornelius Booher, Jr. Roy Cecil James Cogdill John Doty, II Robert Givson, Jr. Christopher Horstman Odus Johnson Robert McKelvey Kenneth McPherson Frank Pugh Willie Read Kerry Ried Clark Roberts Donald Robinson Mirris Rothstein Roy Smith Thomas Snow James Southerland David Spalding Samuel Steele James Steffner John Steffner Shawn Tidwell Jaems Tombras Barney Tucker James VanFrank, Jr. Randal Wilson I' I 1\ \1'1' \ 1'111

ALPHA TAU Rensselaer Polytechnic Andrew Anderson Ribhard Andrews Harry Anthony, Jr. Richard Atlee William Baldwin Matthew Bates Robert Bergman James Bernstein Scott Bibaud Benjamin Cahill, Jr. Jose Castro George Cook Jeffrey Cunningham Deall Daymon Michael Desmarais David Dobson David Dropkin Cedric Dustin, III Jesse Edelman Earl Fox, Jr. Robert Fuchs George Graf, Jr. Winwter Graves Dieter Groll John Haverstick Robert Hawkins Michael Hession George Hoffer Bret Johnson Steven Kaitz Dylan Keenan Peter Kelley Armand Kelly, III Jeffrey Keough George Kirkland, Jr. Kenneth Kuffner David Labrecque Brewster LaMacchia James Lisowski David Liss George Macridis George Magur George Moorhead George Morgan, Jr. Erik Nagel Nels Nelson Christopher Parks David Peter Howard Peterson, Jr. Marvin Pietschker Frank Popp Kermit Pratt Edward Rebula Thomas Richmond, Jr. William Robertgs AltonRohr Nicholas Rusanowsky Donald Seyler Robert Sidelko Ernest Stacy Donald Stephens Richard Surprenant Harold Trevett Ralph Wainright, Jr. Kevin Walter Seth Lawrence Gordon Wright Brian Yamabe Harry Zimmer

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Paul Abeln Robert Anderson Jack Bader Wayne Baker

Robert Baldwin Henry Bartle, III John Becker Bruce Berardi Robert Birdsall Mark Blasser Thomas Block Percy Brewington Barry Campbell Raymond Cannon, Jr. John Casper Douglas Clarke Kevins Collins William Cooney, Jr. Samuel Costa, Jr. Harold Cowles Raymond Davis Walter Dearolf David Denenberg Leonard Dicarlo Edward DiMond Kenneth Dirkes Michael Doyle James Duncan Michael Dylinski Edward Finley Gino Fortunatjo John Gardner Michael Gennaro, Jr. Robert Gravdahl Norman Grede, Jr. Raymond Griffin Paul Gross Dale Haring Guy Hess, Jr. Oscar Hokanson John Hudson, Jr. Robert Imbrogno Arthur Jones James Kelley, Jr. Eugene Kiehl George Kinmonth Ralph Klesius John Knoll, Jr. Charles Kuntz Robert Lambert Harold Langschwager Anthony Lannutti Thomas Laroe Harry Margolis Jack Marshall William McFadden Austin Meehan Vicko Melada Richard Mensch Gilbert Merritt Jospeh Mittura Samuel Parris Vincent Pennoni Gay Piercy John Rittenhouse Donald Schey Frederick Schmehl Henry Schuette John Serafin Walter Sheppard William Shute John Simmons, II Edward Simon Samuel Smith Frederick Staiger Watson Stillwaggon Darren Tappy Roland Tesno George Thompson Robert Thorp, Jr. Mark Tomasello Jacques Tompkins Arthur Tunnell, Jr.

Donald Williams Samuel Wilson, Sr. Stanton Woerth ALPHA PHI Illinois Tech Michael Adair Michael Barr Ralph Belke David Bermingham Edward Bisone Jason Bohm Gary Cathey Brian Diaz Emil Donkers John Doudera, Jr. Richard Frankenberg Edwin Searl Douglass Snyder Myron Stevens George Svehla Paul Wagner Frederic Widlak James Woodling ALPHA CHI Univ. of Miami Richard Dougherty, Jr. Melford Hopkins ALPHA PSI Indiana University Gerald Allen Lowell Bailey Lowell Bailey, Jr. Brett Baltz John Barker Charles Blackerby Brook Bollinger Wendell Bray Donald Brennan James Broadhurst Thomas Clark William Day, Jr. Douglas Dowen Scott Evenbeck David Florian David Gibson Rodney Gunning James Halsey John Hayden Ralph Howard Mark Killion Robert Lambert John Leonard Lawrence Liu Warren Loomis Joseph Lux Charles Martin Kevin McDonald Timothy Mercer Ralph Mundy Wayne Murray Robert Nelson Just;in Patterson Barry Polley John Reilly James Ruckriegle David Schaefer Richard Shutz Paul Sullivan Phlllip Summers James Williams Ross Wingler James Witek ALPHA OMEGA Univ. of Oregon Alan Cochran

Richard Garrett Sherman Holmes Donald Lasselle Stanley Lynch Jospeh Schwab, Jr. Fred Streimer BETA ALPHA

NJJ.L Nicholas Adams Frederick Becker, Jr. Clinton Brockway Richard Delcore Stephen DePalma Roger Dolida Robert Fechillas Robert Garvey, Jr. George Hospodar.

Alan lanuzzi Edward Klebaur James Krucher Aivars Krumins Karl Kubak Richard Labinsky Michael Lang John Lee, Jr. Donald Linske Jospeh Manfredi Herbert Martin William McCabe Thomas McCann Louis Miceli Richard Nass George Newcomebe Lester Pastuszyn Richard Pedersen Richard Rodrick Richard Rusak Michael Schulzki James Snodgrass Gary Sobin Raymond Spinelli Richard Stephan Ronald Szkodny Christopher Tarashuk John Urban John Valatkavage Jacob VanBroekhoven David White BETA BETA Florida Southern College Brian Allen Gary Baker Henry Bartlett, Jr. Charles Evans William Fraser, Jr. William Kesler Carl Koch Robert Nicholson, III George Peterson Dwayne Quill David Robertson Ted Scharfenstein BETA GAMMA Un iv. of Louisville Donald Bloomer Wade Brown, Jr. John Cook Spencer Harper, Jr. James Koshewa Ron Krebs Clark Scherer, Jr. James Weber Herbert Zimmerman, Jr.

BETA EPSILON L!niv. !!f Mi~~!!IID Matt Basta David Epperson GregGunn Theodore Drull Kenneth Lissner Thomas Lynch Walter Richards Jay Stucke!

Laurence Trudell

William Barber Robert Cione Charles Deaton Paul Gilman James Glick James Henriix James Hornbrook Robert Howell Todd Johnson Kenneth Miller George Oldham Kenneth Piller Ronald Raskin Norris Rowland James Rutherford Richard Schmitt Bruce Swanson Paul Try James Verlautz Harry Winegar

BETA ETA l'l!!ri!!il State University Leo Almerico Newton Beaver Larry Bodiford Roanld Boersma Stephen Bunch Robert Clark Rene Cooper John Corbett George Cotto

Hugo Debeaubien Alfred Dickey, Jr. Craig Dierksheide Emmett Johnson, Jr. Peter Kalmes Michael Dryzanek Charles MacMillin Glenn Mayne Robert Milstead Christopher New James Newman, Jr. Lee Nichols Brian Parker John Pierce Randolph Pierce Randolph Plotts David Podgor Burnett Stilwell, Jr. William L. Welch William P. Welch James White Sidney Wilson, Jr. Gregory Winter Jeffrey Wright

The Gatetvay Society The Foundation Trustees are please to recognize those members and friends of Pi Kappa Phi who have made a planned gift. A planned gift is a commitment to an investment in the Fraternity.

Planned gifts such as bequests, trusts, life insurance policies, gift of a home with lifetime occupancy, etc., offer tax advantages to the donor and a chance to make a greater investment than would be possible using cash.

If you have made a planned gift and would like to be recognized as a member of the Gateway Society, please contact Ted Scharfenstein, 289 South Street, Rockport, MA 01966. If you would like to discuss an investment in Pi Kappa Phi, please call Ted at 508-546-2214.

Alpha - College of Charleston David Jaffee

Alpha Psi-Indiana Univ.

Dr. Phillip Summers

Lambda - Univ. of Georgia Phil Tappy

Beta Alpha-N.J.I.T Stephen DePalma

Xi - Roanoke College Durward Owen Judge James Turk

Beta Beta - Florida Southern Ted Scharfenstein

Alpha Alpha - Mercer University Robert Bennett Alpha Epsilon- Univ. of Florida Syd Herlong Alpha Iota - Auburn University Earl Layman Alpha Omicron - Iowa State Frank Parrish

Beta Gamma - Univ. of Louisville Ron Krebs Beta Upsilon-Univ. of Virginia Glenn Dickson Gamma Kappa - Ga. Southern Glenn Aspinwall Gamma Nu - LaGrange College Ron deValinger Delta Zeta - Appalachian State Dr. Art Quickenton

BETA DELTA Drake University 1'1 KAI'I'\ 1'111

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BETA THETA :Univ, !!f Ario:!!Di Arthur Vance, Jr.

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Christopher Barton Scott Coursen Darwin Deckrosh Gerald Dunaway John Eisenmann William Frederick Robert Friess Roderick Hunt Douglas King Robert Kuhlman Matthew McCloskey Darryl McEwen Patrie Meehan Robert Meyer Michael Miclot Craig Myers Calvin Nichols, III Timothy O'Shea William O'Shea Thomas Ransdell Richard Rose Jeffrey Roth Lance Talmage

BETA RHO !:!ark~!!n :Uninlliib' John Kruse BETA SIGMA ~~~rth~m lllin!!is :Uninlliib' Donald Firkins Ronald Giles Dean Schneck

BETA KAPPA G~!!rgiil Still~ :UniYmib' John Barber Donald Diffenderfer Clayton Doss, Jr. Scott Goss Paul McCabe David Ward John Whitley BETA LAMBDA :Univ, !!f Iam12il Charles Cordeiro Austin Curry Thomas Keator, II R.ichardMaun Perry Monastero Robert Myers Ralph Stout Richard Swirbul Guy Walton BETAMU M~~ee5~ Stille l.!niY~lliib' Wilfred Bourne, Jr. Paul Brown Christopher Claude!

Patrie LaCroix Edwin Potratz Richard Smith Walter Stacy, Jr. BETANU :UniY. 11f H!!us!!!n Royston Patterson BETA XI !:~ntral Mi~higan :Univelliib'

Robert Bromley David Clappison Dale Dewaard Donald Perry Duane Valerio Boyd Wiltse BETA OMICRON ~!!t!bll1~st~m Still~

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BETA TAU Valdosta State College Carl Bennett John Brooks John Dixon, III James Dowd Lance Hamrick Ken Holloway Robert Money Wesley Murphy, II Bradley Parks Jonathan scott Harlan Singer Ronald Thomas Jerry Thomason Jody Weathe.rs Hubert Wilford BETA UPSILON :Univ !!f Virginia Stephen Applegate John Browning William Couper Gene Davis, Jr. Glenn Dickson Barry Ewald Theodore freeman Russell Huber Harwood Hughes Daniel Kimball, Jr. John Lapenta Charles Lohr Stuart Moore David Namay Charles Nesbit, Jr. Frederick Riggins Daniel Rogerson ·Thomas Rouse George Shipp Donald Slesnick, III William Watson Joseph Yount, III BETA PHI Ea~! !:at!!linil :Uninllii!)!

Otis Bailey Dennis Barbour William Barker Dennis Brown WilliamEaly Clay Edmonds Howard Foy, III David Frazier Joseph Hallow, Jr. Samuel Hicks, II Wiley Lewis, Jr. Bruce Mullis Lester Osborn, II Franklin Ramseur, ll1 Daniel Ray, II George Resseguie, Jr. Thomas Sayetta

John Jay Frank Jehle, Jr. John Lamkin James Lavender Douglas Lee James McClendon, Jr. Philip Nichols, Jr. Bennett Pinckard Bryan Scruggs Steven Scruggs Steven Shamburger Laurence Turrin Stanley Watson

Richard Scott BETA CHI East Texas State Wayne Allison Don DeColaines, Ill Billy Downes Lyle Draper Curtis Nugent Andrew Schlachter Phillip Watson, II Robert Williams John Witt

GAMMA DELTA Mem12bi~ S!i!!~ :UniY~lliib'

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Joel Jones Barry Saunders James Van Ostenbridge BETA OMEGA East I~llllUS~~ Still~ Alan Bagley Byron Brown William King Charlie Lowery William Mayes, Jr. Charles Motley, Jr. Russell Palmer Eugene Smith Robert Yackanin Roanld Younger Raymond Ziembinski

Thomas Appleton, Jr. Herbert Blow RonCail Thomas Carter Jeffrey Droke David Everson Michael Ferguson James Laffiteau Thomas Lynch Terry Morris James Ray James Siebert William Seibert Gary VanAsek Allen Vazquea James Wyatt GAMMA EPSILON Car!!lina :Uninlliib' Eric Beck Larry Callicutt Marvin Copoe Robert Crawford Max Daves, Jr. Samuel Davis, Jr. Edward Duckworth Roy McArn, Jr. David McKenzie Crawford Moore, II Dominic Orlando Stanley Pendergraft James Poole Dean Rogers Robert Shaver Stephen Stafford William Willis w~~~~m

GAMMA ALPHA LiYing~!!!n :Uninlliib' Joseph Alexander Hal Bloom, Jr. Brian Jenrette Barry Outlaw James Roebuck John Till, Jr. GAMMA BETA Qld D!!mini!!n :Univelliib' Joel Allen John Bednarek Linwood Beverly, Jr. Charles Brady, Ill Phillip Casteel Richard Howard Gregory Johnson Ernest Joy Robert Maggon Donald Midgett Joseph Murphy Matthew Parker James Reid Louis Richard Pau!Shebalin David Simas Thomas Triechler Joseph VanCleve, Ill Timothy Willis GAMMA GAMMA It!!)! Stilt~ l.!ninlliil)!

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James Corcoran Matthew Crossman William Dalton Jeffrey Hall Anthony Harris Leonard Harris Randy Hollifield Jay Huff, Jr. Richard JEfferson William Kirby Larry Long William McCaughan, Jr. Henry Merritt, Jr. John Pollard, Jr. Martin Sondey Edward Sundy, Jr. Michael Waslicki GAMMA IOTA L!!ui~iana S!a!~ :Univ~lliib'

John Lanaux Michael Porche GAMMA KAPPA G~!!rgia S!!u!hem !:!!liege Glenn Aspinwall Paul Barkley Roland Berry James Boatright Perry Buffington Thomas Camp, N David Centofanti Robert Harrison Buford Keene Douglas Lambert Richard Lane Timothy McCutchen Martin Nesmith Joseph Odom, Jr. Jack Parker Michael Register John Riggs RoySapough Dale Warren Matthew Wolfe GAMMA LAMBDA :Uni v, llf Mi~~!!uri • R!!llil Robert Bentzinger Randal Curtis Mario Gioia, Jr. Eric Harris Paul Scherer Robert Schmedake Michael Schnettler GAMMAMU Belm!!n! Abbe)! !:!!lleg~ Richard Barry John Cottingham, II William Grizzard, Jr. Guy Piche GAMMA NV LiiGIJinge !:!!liege Walter Austin, Ill Jospeh Bryant Ronald deValinger Timothy Ellis Ronald Farr Joseph Manning David McCabe William Mims, Jr. Gregory Pentecost Mark Rogers Michael Rothschild Mark Turner Todd Wright Norman Wynns

GAMMA XI Ge11rgia S!1!!lb~e~lem C!11lege Raymond Baggarly John Colston William Finney Asa Howard James Smith David Suppes David Wallis GAMMA OMICRON Bethel C!1il!:ge William Bender GAMMA RHO Lander C!1il!:ge Robert Craft James Lusk Edward Price, Jr. Burton Stephens Charles Watson, Jr. Joel Wolbert Barry Young GAMMA SIGMA A!ll!5trong S!ill!: C!1ll!:g~: David Leonard Corley Zittrouer GAMMA TAU I.!niv, Qf N!1r!b I~:xa5 Robert Williams GAMMA UPSILON Qk!ab!1ma Sial!: I.!niv~:!:l!ib: Barry Howell Kenneth Oshel Lawrence Petree Curtis Purdum Cary Rogers Roanld Sober Paul Startz William Stringer

James Beal, Jr. David Bennett Royce Lader David Wigginton David Williams DELTA ALPHA Yi!:ginia f!1l)'l!:~hni~ Andrew Arnold Robert Bailey William Bailey, Jr. Michael Brown Glenn Byrd John Crist Brian Eastridge Michael Eller James Hess Robert Kocsis Edward Olsen WilliamRau Jeffery Rhodehamel Lane Schaffer Dylan Supina DELTA BETA N!11:1b G!:!1rgia C!11l!:g!: Ronald Alexander Richard Barr, Jr. Steven Blackmon Charles Cecchini George Clark, III Vicotr Eilenfield John Frey Raymond George Donald Hackle Victor Irvin Rodney Jones Michael Lawless Ulysses Matherly, Jr. Charles May Mark McCall Chrispther Moore Richard Moultrie Tho mas Persia

Bill Pope P.j. Rodgers Rafael Rodriguez john Sexton john Simpson james Strange Bobby Tefft

GAMMA PHI I.!niv Qf S!1l!lb Alill!ama Lawrence Davis Larry Green jimmy Greene, Jr. Frank Havard William Ishee Ronald Konya jerry Lee Charlie Marshall Scott Ratcliff David Rose Stacy Seargeant Kenneth Webb

Richard Burns Daniel Ehrlich john jesse, Ill Mark McMillan WilliamOjile

GAMMA CHI Ia~k5!1nYill!: I.!ninmib: Michael Fouty Lawrence Hufty Eric Lohman Michael Songer Paul Stynchcomb Salem Van Every

DELTA DELTA Northt:i::ttMis5ouri State Derek Adam john Andrews Darryl Beach David Ewigman Eric White Michael Wood

GAMMA PSI Al!l:l!5la C!111!:g!: Ronald Irick Ernest Langston Paul Ryan Michael Smith Shawn Vincent GAMMA OMEGA I.!niv, !1拢 M!11li!:Yilll!1

Kenneth Vining, Jr.

Timmy Wilson

Harold Wood DELTA GAMMA Uniy of Nebraska-Omaha

Michael Ryan

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Brian Bussey Ralph Cunningham Clyde McSpadden Kerry Nabors Franklin Phillips Timothy Street James Young, Jr.

DELTA ZETA A~~ala~bian Sial!: I.!nive!:l!ib: Mitchell Allison George Baldwin Gregory Ball Daniel Ballard Charles Beddingfield, III Mark Christopher Robert Cratch Patrick Danehy Douglas Edwards Bruce Greenland Todd Griffin )abe Hardee, II John Knier Timothy McLaughlin Steven Miller Edwin Norris Arthur Quickenton James Raines, Jr. Michael Royal Jeffrey Shell Billy Witt

George Small DELTANU We5l!:m K~:nlll~k)' I.!niv!:mib: Boyd Champion Bruce Masden Robert Miller DELTA XI I.!niv, 11f ~!1rlh Alal!ama Ernest Chaffin, Jr. Lawrence Guess DELTA OMEGA TexilsA&M Jacques Frere Ray Herbert Mark Olin DELTA PI Wright Sial~: I.!niv!:c;i!)'

James Martin Richard Prewitt Bruce Rockwell Daniel Strawn

DELTA ETA M!1r!:h!:ild S!iil!: I.!niY!:lliib: r-.1ichael Catron Lloyd Felty Dana Greene Sherman Holliday Gregory Kring Orville Messer Steven Shepherd lrton Sparkman

DELTA RHO I.!ni.Y. 11f S!1ulb~:m Calif11mia James Anderson Randall Corber Louis Fritz Jay Hotchkiss Ed ward Lang, III Alan Wapner

DELTA IOTA Mi!!!!l!: I!:DD!:55!:!: Stephen Crass Carl Hanley Kevin Hunter Michael Potts

DELTA SIGMA D11wling !:ii!:!:D Sial~: I.!niyemil): Daniel Dawson Steven Grimm Kenneth Kaiser Anthony Kalich Thomas Drach Kevin Lotosky Timothy Springer Michael Thomas Jaymes Valento Ronald Vargo, Jr. DELTA TAU Ii!m1:5 Mi!di5Qn I.!niv~:mil): Brian Baldwin john Bittinger Mark Callis Daniel Cherkis Paul Craig William Heath Jospeh jaap, Jr. jerry Keilsohn Christopher Kelly David Larson Paul Marhan David Moretti Mark Moroney Kenneth Rand, III Mark Troisi Brian Walsh DELTA UPSILON I.!niv, 11f fil~l!urgh Phillip Ashe Richard Howell Eric Scerbo Howard Simon

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Byron Britt David Craft Elliot Curtis Kevin Debbs Timothy Hackett Robert Hill Steven Kirkman Michael Miller William O'Neil Christopher Omahundro John Peters James Shaw Brian Stark Irvin Vann, Ill Todd Yohn EPSILON KAPPA S!!lllh!:m I~:ch Jay Barrow Stephen Brewer David Hirschler Barry Kidd Jose Morales Tony Nevil, Jr. Thomas Owens James Ransom Bruce Vandiver EPSILON LAMBDA l.!SC - Si!iilimb:~~~:g Michael Elmore William Weathers, Jr. EPSILONMU Bndl~:x l.!nine~i~

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Robert Kurima Ariel Melendez James Smith Blake Thomas Kevin Wright ZETA ALPHA Cl1:m511n llniY!:Cii~ David Curry, III Scott Gasparini Michael Gordon Steven Hammett, II Scott Slawson Craig Smith ZETA BETA llC - San Di~:g11 Richard Herman Jeffrey Mains Keith Rundle ZETA GAMMA llniv, 11f IS:11l1h Dak!!lil Cletus Kraft Steward Sandstrom Michael Welvaert ZETA DELTA Shil!l!!:n5hlii& llnine~i~ Richard Hiltner Henry Paxton

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David Gayner Brian Gilmer Scott Lehrfeld Robert Silzle Brad Strong ZETANU W!:5l Ch!:5l!:l llniv!:[l!i~ Douglas Bohner Timothy Briggs Thomas Chiomento Charles Duffy, III Robert Finley Arthur Hoath Scott Houchen Timothy Lapp Robert Mackler ZETA XI AV!:I!:II C!!ll!:g!: Robert Birdsall Mark Cervantes Jeffrey David Matthew Dean, Jr. Eric Hodges Craig Jennings Robert Perkins, II James Riddle, Jr. Bryan Wilcox ZETA OMICRON SUNY-C!!nland John Bassano Michael Kullack George Tanner, Jr. ZETA PI

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Trustees meet in Charleston on January 24, 1992 The Board of Trustees for the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation consists of eight dedicated Pi Kapps who selflessly devote their expertise to the betterment of the organization.

Dr. James B. Edwards Dr. Edwards serves as chairman of the Board. He is a former governor of South Carolina and now is president of the Medical University of South Carolina. He is a member of Alpha Chapter at the College of Charleston.

Wayne Moore Wayne is treasurer of the board. He is a retired vice president of Iowa State University. He was initiated into Alpha Omicron Chapter at Iowa State.

Frank L. Lane Frank, a member of Lambda Chapter at the University of Georiga, is president of the Peachtree Creek Business Group in Atlanta.

Clay Edmonds He is an investment banker

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working in Nashville, TN. Clay was initiated into Beta Phi Chapter at East Carolina.

Cartha D. DeLoach "Deke" is a retired associate director of the FBI and retired president of Pepsico International. He now lives in Hilton Head, SC, and is a member of Chi Chapter at Stetson University.

Paul Drake, Paul, a former Area Governor, is a patent attorney for IBM. He lives in Austin, TX,

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Eldred Harman He is a retired banker and businessman now living in Waterloo, IA. Eldred was initiated into Alpha Omicron Chapter at Iowa State.

Dr. A.J. Strickland Brother Strickland is a Past National President of the Fraternity. He is a professor at the University of Alabama.

He is a member of Omicron Chapter at 'Barna.

What does the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation sponsor?

PUSH Camp

Scholarships

DearInDurward: 1983 at the Suprerne Chapter in Mobile, 1 was honored by being named a Founder's Scholar. I was equally pleased when Packey ]ervey and Ted Scharfenstein presented roe with a check for $1,000Even though eight yeru:s have passed, I still reroember starting law school the day after 1 returned horne Mobile. frorn I set a roental goal that day to repay the fraternity when I completed roy fifth year practicing taw.! have just passed roy fifth anniversary as a roember of the South Carolina Bar.! aro enclosing my contribution to the Pi I<appa Phi Foundation in the amount of $1,0001 certainly rernernber hoW rnuch the fraternity meant to me in my undergraduate days-The relation· ships I established through roy involvement in the fraternity still play an important role in my life today.

I aro pleased to continue to support the fraternity along with other alumni so that the opportunities that I enjoyed in the past will continue to be available for new brothers in the future .

Yours very truly, Charles M. Watson, Jr. Garnrna Rho-Lander College

Dearhave Mr. Edwards: recentlY received my Star and LamP• which had an article ahout the Faun· 1 dation. Th• article reminded me hoW much the Foundation haS helped rne and rnY brothers and noW it is time to help other membe;s of Pi !(appa Phi- Enclosed is a check for $50 for the Foundation- I hoP• that the foundation continues in its pursuits of providing a great service to the members of

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Maryland ends its long road to chartering InN ovember 1989, seven students gathered at the University of Maryland to form a Pi Kapp Chapter.

Now, just over two year later, the dream has become a reality. On Feb. 1, 1992,

Maryland became the home of Eta Epsilon Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi. After two days of intensive examination, Chartering Officer David Lane (Nationa! Chancellor) and Asst.

Chartering Officer Jim Krucher (Area I Governor) granted Eta Epsilon's charter. Zeta Epsilon-George Mason and Zeta OmegaTowson State then initiated 38men.

Assisting the chartering teams from the Administrative Office were Glenn Dickson (Asst. Executive Director) and Lee Nichols (Leadership Consultant).

The following men are members in order of initiation: Ian Rubin, Christopher Weiss, Stephen Crawford, Dhyan Mishra, George Whisner, Richard Cutshaw, Matthew O'Brien, Shane

Powers, Wesley Butts, Stephen Hudak, Patrick Nolan, Thomas Bonagura, James Rzepkowski, Eric Schmidhausler, Aaron Carreras, Ed ward Walasik, George Brode, Charles Holter, Jake Hovermale, Jonathon Michael, Michael Pierce, Patrick Puzzuoli, Wiater Zawislak, Michael Seibert, John Schulien, Darren McClimans, Arthur Berst, Sean Ervin, Ross Knoblauch, Philip Mordenti, Stephen Marina, Robert Beachley, Michael Dodd, Eric Drenner, Herbert Kaminsky, Dean Martin, John VanNess,andGregoryTavik.

Eta Delta becomes fifth chapter in Atlanta There are now five chapters in the Atlanta area. The newestisatKennesawState College, otherwise known as Eta Delta Chapter. The Fraternity welcomed 34 new members into our brotherhood on Dec. 14, 1991, after Chartering Officer W.D. Fuqua (Past National Treasurer) and Asst.

Chartering Officer Ron deValinger (Area III Governor) approved the group for chartering.

Iota-Georgia Tech and Epsilon Kappa-Southern Tech served as the initiating teams. This is Epsilon Kappa's second chartering in six months as they also assisted in the Beta Kappa-

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Georgia State re-chartering.

Director of Communications Matt Basta and Senior Leadership Consultant David Simas represented the Administrative Office to ensure the weekend of activities ran smoothly.

The following members became Pi Kapps in order of initiation: Mark Teems, Jeffrey Barrett, Andrew Carter, Jose Viera, Philip Chernutan, Carey Lott, Danny Fortney, Sean Jerguson, Richard Korson, Kenny Smith, Robbie Peed, Joseph Sassenberger, Brian Mize, Douglas Roberts, Richard White, David Hulsey, Donnal Stormo, Dean Kern,

Kenneth Pawlak, Timothy Schevers, Richard Roberson, Jonathon Collins, Douglas Roach, Jonathon Ponders, David VanVleck, James Scott, Edward Boyle,

Sean McMorris, Vincent Uryc, Richard Hollis, Richard Fisher, Tom Buffington, Frank Viera, and Richard Korson, Sr.

Colorado designated as Eta Gamma In the spring of 1990, several men wanted to start a fraternity at ColoradoBoulder. They decided to go Pi Kapp. With the guidance of Past Director of Expansion Todd Fields, the chapter's goal to charter finally came to fruition.

On Nov. 23, 1991, the University of ColoradoBoulder became the home of Eta Gamma Chapter.

Zeta Phi-Colorado State and Delta Chi-Kansas State initiated 51 new men into Pi Kapp Phi. Before the men were initiated, they were approved by the Chartering Officer Travis Julian (Properties board member) and Asst.

Chartering Officer John Puckett (Area VIII Governor).

Assisting Julian and Puckett from the Administrative Office were Glenn Dickson (Asst. Executive Director), Frank Parrish (Executive Vice President of Properties) and T.J. Sullivan (Past Director of Programs).

The following brothers entered our brotherhood in order of initiation: Scott Siegfried, Todd Kline, Eric Meredith, Douglas Miller, Michael Batemen, Kenneth Baumann, David Archuleta, Ryan Archuleta, Daniel A very, Redfield Baum, Brett Siegfried, Brian Daniel, Sean Bifani, Jason Bleimeyer, Kevin Burks, Christopher Darrell, Scott Davenport, Brett Fritz, Brian Grantham, Jeffrey Groff, Steven Hastert, Bret Heidemann, Brandon Hendricks, Frederick Kneller, Ernest Kumar, Richard Kusk, Seth Kwitko, John Like, Christopher Eng, Daniel Lin, Eric Martin, Peter McElvaney, Sean McGinley, Thomas Mehling, Denton Olde, Gerard Pascale, Harold Perkins, Paul Shellooe, Brian Slobe, Steven Stewart, David Stock, Brady Stroup, Jeffrey Thresher, Bradley Walker, Chester Wallace, Thomas Warden, William Wehner, Scott Zimmer, and Richard Lawler.

KID'S DAY AT SUNY-CORTLAND ...

The Zeta Omicron Chapter completed its annual "Kid 's Day" last fall. The chapter rented out a local gym and transformed it into a carnival for the local disadvantaged youth. In its third year, the event offers many games and prizes.

Fraternity continues its phenomenal growth Pi Kappa Phi is pleased to announce the addition of four new associate chapters to our ranks.

Beta Xi-Central Michigan was reopened with a strong group of 15 men wanting to become chartered. If you are in the Mt. Pleasant area and would like to get involved, please contact Archon Matt Dugener at 517-774-5550.

The Fraternity started its second chapter in the New England area. Johnson & Wales University became the new horne of an associate chapter. Director of Expansion Greg Brown reports 12 men are eager to

becoming an activated chapter.

Pi Kappa Phi continued its assault on the State University of New York system with the addition of two locations.

SUNY-Albany colonized with 30 men, and SUNY-Brockport started with 30 men as well. To assist at Albany, contact Archon Earl Layurnas at 518-442-6850. To help out at Brockport, contact Ron Magno at 716-395-3401. If plans operate ;=tt its present course, the Fraternity could have a chapter at SUNYPlattsburgh by the end of February.

Are you a campus leader or athlete with high scholastics?

If yes, send picture with brief bio about self to be recognized on the Pi Kapp Honor Roll to: Honor Roll, P.O. Box 240526, Charlotte, NC 28224

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The Secret of the

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By Roger Easson, Chapter Advisor, Epsilon Sigma-Christian Brothers

Roger and his wife, Dr. Kay Parkhurst-Easson.

The rose is a symbol of our fraternity's highest aspirations. Yet, the rose as a symbol does not belong exclusively to Pi Kappa Phi: it has a long history reaching back even into the traditions of ancient Egypt as a mysterious emblem of human love.

The Rose as we know it in 1992 is a bizarre transformation of the rose as it was known through most of its fabled history. The longstemmed hybrid.s bear little or no resemblance whatsoever to the traditional rose.

In fact, the rose is a member of the apple family. To see an apple tree in full bloom is to become immediately aware of this kinship.

Moreover, the so- called "rose hip" which results when a rose is left to form its seed pod, or fruit, is really a mini apple.

The ancient rose, the Phoenician rose or the Egyptian rose, was a fragrant affair, often with only a single whorl of petals.

These ancient roses may have had at most two bloom

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cycles, as opposed to the 10 or 12 of the modern hybrid tea rose. The modern Rose is.a cultivated event.

Because as the plant is a highly cultivated and hybridized organism it represents the desire to cultivate and transform human nature so its best qualities are realized and confirmed into standards of behavior we can recognize and honor.

As the center of our Pi KappaPhirituallife, itsymbolizes our frater-nity's desire to teach us how to cultivate ourselves to bring forward the best that is within each of us.

R FOR ROMANCE. The rose in its beauty is often emblematic of physicallove. In your youth, at 18 or 22, you are in the bloom of your physical life.

The erotic energies are at their highest peak. The body longs for the beloved, for the touch and caress of passion. In the Renaissance it was often said of a youth that he "wore the rose of youth."

Indeed, the Rose is the flower of Venus which was said to have been created when Venus was born. It was also sacred to Adonis, an emblem in Ancient Greek lore of male physical perfection. Venus was said 0

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.¡ - 1(is for1\9mance. _ O isfor to have conquered Mars, the Roman God of War and to have led him in chains of roses. It is sacred to the Dawn, the goddess Aurora who is always called "rosy fingered," to Persephone, Goddess of Spring, harbinger of fecundity, and it is especially sacred to the Three Graces, Agalia (Brightness), Euphrosyne (Joyfulness) and Thalia (Bloom), the female trinity of fertility and invitation to life. Newlyweds traditionally slept in a bed strewn with roses, and rested their heads on pillows filled with roses. Hence the expression, a ''bed of roses" implies the consummating passion of marriage.

for whom it symbolizes the annihilation of vice through the thorns of crucifixion.

0 FOR OPPOSITION The rose is a flower that has both great beauty and many thorns. It symbolizes that duality of life we celebrate so often. Life and death. The coming together and the going apart. The Rose is the epitome of beauty, but it is a blood thirsty plant.

As a rosarian, I used to grow roses. At one time, the rose beds at my home held over 200 hybrids. I know that no one grows roses. We nurse them.

Moreover, the traditional method of cultivation calls

for blood meal, bone meal, cottonseed meal, epsom salts, and plenty of 6-12-12.

I used to think that I could just as easily buy gerbils and sacrifice the little scutters at the greedy feet of each plant, in imitation of the legendary Indian who taught the pilgrims to plant a fish in each corn hill to grow good corn. Roses are blood thirsty plants, yet they produce the most beautiful of blooms. Odd that from blood and foulness is born such beauty of form and color and odor.

So the Rose symbolizes this world of duality in which we strive to create brotherhood out of our own

experience or feeling. The bond we have as brothers is one such experience.

Words cannot express the nature of that bond we build among ourselves during our fraternal rituals and experiences.

Those of you who are actives build this Fraternity each fall when you go through rush, bringing new men into our brotherhood; you watch it fragment each May when we welcome Seniors into the Alumni chapter. The rose blossom is made up of many petals, which together make a rose.

When the bloom is no longer needed, and the seeds ready to mature, the

Phi, we came together during our college experience.

The center of that college experience is education.

You went to school to get an education and to ignite your minds with the fire of curiosity and to feed that fire with research and steady demand for better information. "Scholarship,"wecalledit. Youlive in one of the most amazing times in the history of mankind. Never has a generation been so challenged.

Every five years the amount of information doubles.

Print, the medium that fired the last 500 years of civilized life, is fading away.

Many speculate that our

sense of alienation.

In our search for brotherhood, the rose symbolizes this coming together and this going apart.

petals fall away. The seeds we carry with us when we leave the chapter of actives we will never lose. These seeds contain the skills neeessary to survive among men, the social skills, the networking skills, the skills of bonding with other men in cooperative ventures in business and industry. As a result, we carry deep feelings that pulse in the blood for this experience we call Pi Kappa Phi. It is the rose that carries for us the weight of that experience, carries it beyond meaning into image and into symbol.

generation will live to see Each of us has failings. We the collapse of the printed must be humble enough to book as the main vehicle of admit when we are in information storage and trouble, so we can ask for transmission. The very fab- help and can accept help ric of culture seems frayed when it is offered. and in need of serious atPi Kappa Phi has chosen the Rose as its special tention.

So, when wesaythatPi emblem, because we know Kappa Phi exists in the that brotherhood must be midst of educational insti- cultivated, grown, nursed. tutions, we affirm that Pi We must cultivate our own Kappa Phi is dedicated to strengths so when a brother see to it that you are a sue- asks our help, we can supcess in our studies. To do 路 plyhislack. Wemustgrow this we have a network of the rose of our own brotholder students who can help erhood daily and nurse it you with your study skills, as a fragile bloom. Each of help you to pick your way us is like a petal holding on through the mine fields of to the center, making it curricula and teachers and work, working together to courses. If you flunk out make it whole, radiant and because you party too unified.

S FOR SECRECY. Traditionally, the rose is the emblem that which cannot be said. It has come to beemblematicofthevow we take as fraternity memhers to hold certain things secret from the uninitiated.

But throughout the ages, it has been the central emblem of the mystical condition. It signifies that which cannot be contained in words, that which goes beyond words and denies the ability of mere language to shape the meaning of that

E FOR EDUCATION. We must never forget that as members Pi Kappa

hearty, then Pi Kappa Phi has failed you. If you flunk out because Pi Kappa Phi made too many demands on you, then we have failed you. If you flunk out because Pi Kappa Phi did not have the resources to assist you, then we have failed you. But you will fail Pi Kappa Phi if you do not recognize that you need help and have the courage to come to your brothers and ask for help. We are here for you, but if you are too proud to admit that you have some weakness, then Pi Kappa Phi will fail you through no fault of its own.

My brothers, each of us has profound weaknesses.

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DIRECTORY

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NATIONAL COMMITTEES

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President-Stephen DePalma Engineer (Beta Alpha-NJIT) 8 Navesink Avenue Rumson, New Jersey 07760

Alumn i-Joe Brady 504 W. Wisconsin Chicago, IL 60614

Executive Director-Durward W. Owen Assistant Executive D i rector- GI~ Dickson Director of Communications-Matt J. Basta Director of Business Affairs-Emerson Linney Director of Expansion-Greg Brown Senior Leadership Consultant-David Simas Leadership Consultants-Lome LaPorte, Tracy Maddux, Joel Borellis, Jason Dodd, Lee Nichols Support Staff-Executive Assistant Joanne Stroshine, Dir. of Finance Nancy Perdue, Executive Secretary Linda Littlejohn , Membership/Records Dirs. Cindy Howell, & Sandy Stogner, Chapter Supplies Director Lue Casto, & Ed. Assistant Debby Davis P.O. Box 240526 Charlotte, NC 28224 704-523-6000 FAX: 704-52 1-8962

Vice President-Or. Phillip M. Summers (Alpha Psi-Indiana) Office of the President Vincennes University 1002 N. First Street Vincennes, IN 47591 Treasurer-Jerry T. Brewer (Sigma-South Carolina) Dean of Student Life USC-Russell House Columbia, SC 29208 Secretary-Nathan Hightower Attorney (Omicron-Alabama) P.O. Box 1669 Clearwater, FL 33517 Chaplain-J. Patrick Figley, D.Min. (Chi-Stetson) Peninsular Counseling Center 2819 Horatio Street Tampa, FL 33609 Chancellor-David Lane Attorney (Omega-Purdue) Venable, Baetjer and Howard Suite 400 2010 Corporate Ridge Drive Mclean , VA 22101 Member-at-Large-Edward Bennett National Sales Manager (Xi-Roanoke) 1801 Greenwood Road, S.W. Roanoke, VA 25015

Education-T.J. Sullivan c/o BACCHUS, Inc. P.O. Box 100430 Denver, CO 80250-0430 Expansion-Clay Edmonds 101 Ashlawn Ct. Nashville, TN 37219 Nomination-David H. Jaffee 2319 Vanderbilt Drive Charleston, SC 29407 Ritual & Insignia-Glenn McConnell 27 Bainbridge Drive Charleston , SC 29407 Trust Investment-Julius Burges 17 Wappoo Creek Place Charleston, SC 29412

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James A. Krucher 3 Burgh Ave. Clinton, NJ 07011 Dr. Arthur J. Quickenton 401 Meadowview Dr. Boone, NC 28607 Ronald J. deValinger 910 Fifth Ave. Albany, GA 31701 Mark Jacobs P.O. Box 44745 Indianapolis, IN 46244 Frank D. Havard 2104 W. Pine Needle Dr. Mobile, AL 33609 John R. Andrews 554 Ottawa, St. Paul, MN 55107 Billy Jacobs 5804 Cedar Ridge Arlington, TX 76017 John Puckett 1070 Jade Street Broomfield, CO 80020 Allen Woody 6416 Orchard View Ln. Roanoke, VA 24018 Aaron R. Crane 1221 N.E. Conroy Place Corvallis, OR 97333

Pi Kappa Phi Foundation James Edwards, Chairman Medical University of S.C .

171 Ashley Avenue Charleston, SC 29407 Executive Vice President of Foundation Ted Scharfenstein 289 South Street Rockport, MA 01966 (508) 546-2214 FAX: (508) 546-5971 Pi Kappa Phi Properties Stuart Hicks, President JMB Properties Co., Suite 1400 900 Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL 60611 Director of Properties Dr. Frank M. Parrish 7742 S. Harrison Circle Littleton, CO 80122 (303) 773-8344 FAX: (303) 773-8516 People Understanding the Severely Handicapped (PUSH) Jim Stump, Chairman 21 01 Sardis Road N Charlotte, NC 28227

PUSH Staff Executive Director-Kenneth N. Kaiser Director of Development-Sally Schafer Special Events Director-John F. Pierce Dir. of Chapter Services-Mike Rothschild Program Consultant-Chris Hupke Officer Manager-Heidy Cusick Accounting-Melissa Boodee Administrative Assistant-Elaine Thomas P.O. Box 241368 Charlotte, NC 28224 704-522-7874 (PUSH) FAX : 704-521 -8962

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P.O. Box 6089, Tuscaloosa, AL 35486 Omicron Box (C.C. Box) 74, Reading , PA 19612 Zeta Chi Epsilon Phi Box 40, Univ. Center, Birmingham, AL 35294 Delta Zeta ASU Box 8991 , Boone, NC 28607 861 Lem Morrison Rd., Auburn , AL 36830 Alpha Iota P.O. Box 241332, Montgomery, AL 36124- 1332 Epsilon Delta 2500 Walton Way, Augusta, GA 30910 Gamma Psi P.O. Box 2306, Danville, VA 24541 Zeta Xi Zeta Tau 808 Corbett Ave., Wilson, NC 27893 GammaMu Box 5148, BAC, Belmont, NC 28012 Box 52, BU, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Zeta Upsilon R-3 Old Fraternity Row, Bowling Green, OH 43403 Delta Sigma Epsilon Mu 1530 W. Bradley Ave ., Peoria, IL 61606 Gamma 2908 Channing Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 1443 Wakeforest Dr. , Apt. 14, Davis, CA 95616 Zeta Sigma 4872 Mt. LijPalma, San Diego, CA 92117 Zeta Beta Zeta Lambda 811 Rio Chico Way, Chico, CA 95926 Zeta Rho Univ. Activities Center-74, Fullerton, CA 92634 Zeta Mu 17515 San Fernando Mission, Granada Hills, 91344 Epsilon Nu 3753 Rock Island Dr. , Sacramento, CA 95827 Alpha SPO Box 1493, College of Charleston , SC 29424 Epsilon Sigma 3146 N. Lafayette Cir. , Memphis, TN 38111 Zeta Alpha P.O. Box 2186, Clemson, SC 29632 Epsilon Epsilon eve Box 6005, Wise, VA 24293 Eta Gamma 4707 Qualla Dr., Boulder, CO 80303 Zeta Phi 714 Remington St. , Ft. Collins, CO 80524 C-49, Concord College, Athens, WV 24712 Eta Alpha Psi 55 Ridgewood Rd., Ithaca, NY 14850 Beta Delta 1236 34th St. , Apt. 106, Des Moines, lA 50311 Alpha Upsilon 3405 Powelton Ave. , Philadelphia, PA 19104 P.O. Box 4674, Duke Station, Durham, NC 27706 Mu Beta Phi 803 Hooker Rd., Greenville, NC 27834 Box W, ET Station, Commerce, TX 75428 Beta Chi 11 Fraternity Row, Gainesville, FL 32603 Alpha Epsilon Box 15215, c/o FSC, Lakeland, FL 33802 Beta Beta 423 W. College Ave ., Tallahassee, FL 32301 Beta Eta Delta FU -Box 28569, Greenville, SC 29613 4400 Univ. Dr., SUB 1, Box 122, Fairfax, VA 22030 Zeta Epsilon 930 S. Millege Ave ., Athens, GA 30606 Lambda Epsilon Upsilon 240 N. Clark St., Milledgeville, GA 31061 Gamma Kappa LB #12343, GSC, Statesboro, GA 30460 321 Barlow St., Americus, GA 31709 Gamma Xi GSC, Box 1848, Atlanta, GA 30303 Beta Kappa G.T. Box 32715, Atlanta, GA 30332 Iota Epsilon Beta P.O. Box 272, Allendale , Ml 49401 306 E. Gregory Dr., Champaign, IL 61820 Upsilon Alpha Phi 3333 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, IL 60616 Alpha Psi P.O. Box 59, Bloomington, IN 47402 P.O. Box 1604, Folger Hall, Indiana, PA 15705 Zeta Iota P.O. Box 1532, Terre Haute, IN 47808 Eta Beta Alpha Omicron 407 Welch Ave ., Ames, lA 50010 172 Fairmont Dr. , Greenwood, IN 46143 Zeta Psi Delta Epsilon P.O. Box 602-JSU , Jacksonville, AL 36265 Delta Tau P.O. Box l -211 , JMU , Harrisonburg, VA 22807 Delta Chi 1716 Fairchild, Manhattan, KS Eta Delta Stud. Dev. , P.O. Box 444, Marietta, GA 30061 601 Broad St., LaGrange, GA 30240 Gamma Nu Gamma Rho Box 6191 , Lander College, Greenwood, SC 29646 LU-Box 692, Philadelphia, PA 19141 Epsilon Xi LRC-Box 8420, Hickory, NC 28603 Epsilon Rho Gamma Alpha P.O. Box M, Livingston, AL 35470 Epsilon Gamma Box 1140-Longwood Col., Farmville, VA 23901 2106 Confederate Place, Louisville, KY 40208 Beta Gamma Zeta Pi MU-2W38 MSC, Huntington , WV 25755 Eta Epsilon 8125 48th Ave., #107, College Park, MD 20740 Beta Mu P.O. Box 92229-MSU , Lake Charles, LA 70609 Gamma Delta 3841 Spottswood Ave ., Memphis, TN 38111 MU-Box 112, Macon, GA 31207 Alpha Alpha 903 Lincoln, Ann Arbor, Ml48104 Alpha Kappa 131 Bogue St. , E. Lansing , Ml48823 Alpha Theta 500 E. Roll ins St. , Columbia, MO 65201 Beta Epsilon Gamma Lambda 1704 Pine St., Rolla, MO 65401 Gamma Omega Drawer K, Montevallo, Alm 35115 Box 1247 UPO, Morehead, KY 40351 Delta Eta Nu 425 University Terr., Lincoln, NE 68508 Beta Alpha 249 King Blvd., Newark, NJ 07102 Kappa 216 Finley Golf Course Rd., Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Delta Lambda Cone Univ. Ctr., UNCC, Charlotte, NC 28223 Epsilon Iota P.O. Box E003 EUC UNCG, Greensboro, NC 27413 Gamma Theta Univ. Center, Rm. 202, Wilmington, NC 28407 Tau 2401 W. Fraternity Ct., Raleigh!, NC 27606 407 Cambridge St., Grand Forks, NO 58203 Zeta Gamma Zeta Zeta 4567 St. Johns Bluff Rd. , S. Jacksonville, FL 32216 Delta Delta 811 S. Davis, Kirksville, MO 63501 Delta Beta Box 5469-NGC, Dahlonega, GA 30597 Alpha Gamma 1714 S. Chautaugua, Norman, OK 73072 Gamma Upsilon 1415 West Third, Stillwater, OK 74074

Old Dominion Oregon State Penn State Pittsburgh Presbyterian Purdue Radford Rensselaer Roanoke St. Joseph's Samford Seton Hall Shippensburg Slippery Rock Stetson South Alabama South Carolina South Florida Southern Tech Stockton State SUNY-Cortland Tampa Tennessee Texas Texas A&M Texas-Arlington Texas Tech Toledo Towson State Troy State Valdosta State Villanova Virginia Virg inia Commonwealth Virginia Tech Washington Washington & Lee Western Carolina West Chester West Virginia Tech West Virginia University Winthrop College Wofford

Gamma Beta 521 Graydon Ave. #6, Norfolk, VA 23507 Alpha Zeta 2111 Harrison NW, Corvallis, OR 97330 Alpha Mu 409 E. Fairmont Ave., State College, PA 16801 Delta Upsilon Box 7126, Univ. of Pitt, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 PC -Box 1069, Clinton, SC 29325 Beta Omega 330 N. Grant St., W. Lafayette, IN 47906 Delta Phi 621 Second Ave., Radford, VA 24141 Alpha Tau 49 Second St., Troy, NY 121 80 Xi Box 1761 , Roanoke College, Salem, VA 24153 Epsilon Tau P.O. Box 230, 5600 City Ave., Phila., PA 19131 Alpha Eta SU - Box 2474, Birmingham, AL 35229 Epsilon Theta 212 N. Th ird St. , Harrison, NJ 07029 Zeta Delta 201 E. Orange St., Shippensburg, PA 17257 Epsilon Psi Rm. 217-C, Univ. Union, Slippery Rock, PA 16057 Chi Stetson Box 8241 , Deland, FL 32720 Gamma Phi P.O. Box U-1208, USA, Mobile, AL 36688 Sigma USC-Box 85128, Columbia, SC 29225 Zeta Eta 12201 N. 50th, Apt. 76, Tampa, Fl 33617 Epsilon Kappa 1100 Marietta Pkwy., Marietta, GA 30060 Zeta Kappa G-Wing-SSC, Pomona, NJ 08240 Zeta Omicron P.O. Box 5335, Cortland, NY 13045 Beta Lambda 401 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33606 Alpha Sigma 1828 Fraternity Park, Knoxville, TN 37916 Zeta Theta 2503 Nueces, Austin, TX 78705 Delta Omega P.O Box 5201 , College Station, TX 77844 Delta Psi UT-Arlington, 705 S. Summit, Arlington, TX 76013 Epsilon Omega 2517 19th St., Lubbock, TX 79410 Beta Iota 2999 W. Bancroft, A-2, Toledo, OH 43606-3390 Zeta Omega TSU, Box 1971, Towson , MD 21204 Gamma Gamma TSU P.O. Box 1738, Troy, AL 36082 Beta Tau VSC-Box 89, Valdosta, GA 31698 Epsilon Omicron 215 Dougherty Hall, Villanova, PA 19085 Beta Upsilon 510 Rugby Rd., Charlottesville, VA 22903 Epsilon Pi 1106 W. Carey St., Richmond, VA 23220 Delta Alpha 1101 Redbud Rd., Blacksburg, VA 24060 Alpha Delta 4530 17th Ave. N.E. , Seattle, WA 98105 Rho W&l P.O. Box 903, Lexi ngton, VA 24450 Gamma Epsilon P.O. Box 1173, Cullowhee, NC 28723 Zeta Nu 133 Dean St. , West Chester, PA 19383 Gamma Zeta 641 Fayette Pike, Montgomery, WV 25136 Alpha Rho 591 Spruce St. , Morgantown, WV 26505 Epsilon Eta P.O. Box 5030-WCS, Rock Hill, SC 29733 Zeta Box P, Spartanburg, SC 29301

ASSOCIATE CHAPTERS Bryant College California-Irvine Central Michigan (B:::) Elon (EA) Johnson and Wales NC Wesleyan Queens College

San Francisco San Francisco State SUNY -Albany SUNY -Brockport USC-Spartanburg (EA) Wright State (~n)

Box 1297, BC, 1150 Douglas Pike, Smithfield, Rl 02917 Univ. of CA Student Activities, Irvine, CA 92715 015 Saxe Hall CMU, Mt. Pleasant, Ml 48858 P.O. Box 1238, Elon, NC 27244 123 Waterman St., Rm. 103, Providence, Rl 02906 P.O. Box 3347, Rocky Mount, NC 27804 Box 813, Queens College, Charlotte, NC 28274 ASO UC 402, 2130 Fulton St., SF, CA 94117-1080 1600 Holloway, San Francisco, CA 94132 Box #0564, Dutch Quad, Albany, NY 12222 Box 66 Morgan Hall , Brockport, NY 14420 BOO University Way, Spartanburg, SC 29303 WSU 020 University Center, Dayton, OH 45435

ALUMNI CHAPTERS AND ASSOCIATIONS Alabama Gulf Coast Alumni - Bill lshee-1747 Hunter Ave ., Mobile, AL 36606 Alpha Upsilon Alumn i Assoc.- Fred Schemehl-39 W. Wyomissing Ave, Shillington, PA 19607 Americus Alumni Corp. - Ron Chaffin -3145 White Rd., NE, Conyers, GA 30207 Beta Alumni Assoc.- Dr. Howard C. Bean, Jr.-734 Palmetto St., Spartanburg , SC 29302 Beta Mu Alumni Assoc. - Mitchell Adrian-Rt. 14 Box 400, Lake Charles, LA 70605 Beta Phi Alumni Chapter- Scott Smith-SOC Rm. 250, SUB-1-GMU, Fairfax, VA 22030 Central Alabama Alumni Assoc. - Jim Beai-P.O. Box 505, Montevallo, AL 35115 Des Moines Alumni Chapter - John S. Kirk-620 S. 28th St., W. Des Moines, lA 50265 Epsilon Eta Alumni Assoc. - John Lyon -P.O. Box 7412, Columbia, SC 29202 Epsilon Iota Alumni Assoc. - Henry lngram-2509 Dumfries Rd., Greensboro, NC 27407-6625 Epsilon Sigma Alumni Assoc. - Chris Mills-1696 Beard #1, Memphis, TN 38112 Epsilon Psi Alumni Chapter-Charles Huffmyer-W. Cooper St. Apt. 28, Slippery Rock, PA 16057 Gamma Alpha Alumni Assoc. -Tom Tartt-P.O. Box A, Livingston, AL 35470 Gamma Gamma Alumni Assoc.- Brooks Thompson -718 University Ave., Troy, AL 36081 Greater Area Atlanta Alumni Chapter - Mark Christopher-P.O. Box 550091, Atlanta, GA 30355 Greater Toledo Alumni - Greg Lardinais-3030 Heatherdowns Blvd., Toledo, OH 43514 Greenwood Alumni Assoc.- Chuck Watson-P.O. Box 848, Greenwood, SC 29646 Ithaca Alumni Assoc. - Lawrence G. Thayer-1 03 Woolf Ln., Ithaca, NY 14850 Low Country Alumn i Assoc. - Alan Horres-2146 Vespers Dr., Charleston, SC 29407 Memphis Alumni Assoc. - David Everson-1 963 Deep Valley Cove, Memphis, TN 38138 Middle Georgia Alumn i Chapter - Lee Langley-1442 Conestoga Dr., Macon, GA 31210 North Jersey Alumni Assoc. - Karl Kopans-420 Victor St. , Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 Omega Alumni Chapter - Jay T. Seeger-10 N. 4th St. , Lafayette, IN 47902 Seattle Alumni Assoc. - 12717 87th Ct. N.E., Kirkland, WA 98034 Zeta Epsilon Alumni Assoc. - Michael Socha-9905 Pohick Rd., Burke, VA 22015 Zeta Zeta Alumni Assoc. -Jeff Browers-7307 Maple Tree Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32211

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Heroism in Desert Storm saluted by Navy It has been over a year since the U.S. showed the world its mighty military strength during the Gulf War. Pi Kappa Phi salutes the brothers who bravely served our country.

The U.S. Navy in January presented Brother and Lt. Reggie P. Carpenter (Kappa-NC-ChapelHill) its "Distinguished Flying Cross," one of its highest awards given for aerial combat achievement. His citation from the Office of the Secretary of the Navy reads as follows: "For heroism while participating in aerial flight as a Pilot of an A-6 aircraft while serving with attack Squadron 115 embarked on U.S.S.MIDWAY(CV41)on 17January1991. On the first night of Operation DESERT STORM, Lieutenant Carpenter was assigned to attack and deny the enemy's use of a Southern Iraqi airfield. The target was heavily defended with overlapping missile envelopes and antiaircraft batteries. Flying at

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extremely low altitude to avoid airborne missiles, he skillfully and aggressively flew his A-6 through a thick layer of low fog and dense anti-aircraft artillery opposition. Despite intense guided and barrage fire threatening his aircraft, Lieutenant Carpenter successfully located and prosecuted the target for a flawless precision attack. His pinpoint delivery of cluster land mine weapons denied the enemy the use of their airfield during the critical early hours of the war. LieutenantCarp-enter's brilliant leadership, superb airmanship, and courageous devotion to duty reflected great credit upon himself and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service."

Carpenter said, "Imagine trying to run through a sprinkler ... and not get wet.

That's what it felt like exceptitwasn'twaterwewere trying to pass through, it was a wall of bullets."

Lt. Reggie Carpenter - Kappa-NC-Chapel Hill Carpenter added, "One of the most valuable lessons I learned from this experience is that war has very little to do with bravery or heroics. It all comes down to being able to perform your job under extraordi-

nary pressure."

Pi Kappa Phi salutes Lt. Carpenter for his service.

His story is a reminder to us as we enter a new year to be thankful for the peace we now enjoy.

The Registry Resort Reservation Card Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity- August 7-13,1992 Name: ______________________________________________________________ Address:.___________________________________________________________ City: ___________________________ State: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Zip: ___________

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Phone number [H]: (_ _) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [0]:(_ _ )_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I will need a room(s) from August._____ to August.____-' 1992: • Meals included as part _ _ Single at $117.50* _ _Triple at $69.95* of Modified American Plan.

Double.at $79.95* _ _Quad at $64.95* _ _Suite/Villa at $150 (meals not included) Estimated time of arrival----------------------------------------------- VISA _ M/C __ Amex _Discover _ Diner's Exp. date: _ _ _ _ _ __ The credit card number is: _______________________________________________ Signature: ___________________________________________________________ Mail reservation to: The Registry Resort, 475 Seagate Dr., Naples, FL 33940 or FAX to 813-597-3147 by July 7, 1992. ~-----------------------------------------·

ALUMNI 43rd Supreme Chapter Registration Form Name: _________________________________ Social security #:_ _ _ _ _ __ Chapter designation: Initiation number: ______ Address: ___________________________________________________________ City: ___________________________ State:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Zip: ___________ Phone number [H]: (_ _ )_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [0]:(_ _ )_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Will a spouse/girlfriend be attending? Yes_ _ No If yes, her name: _____________________________________________________ I am intersted in: Golf tournament _ _ Educational programming Tennis tournament 1OK Run for the Roses Founder's Breakfast _ _ Nu Phi Society _ _ Deep Sea Fishing _ _ Sea Cruise after Supreme Chapter I have enclosed my check for registration: _ _ $80 per alumni _ _ $45 per spouse Please cut out and return to: Pi Kappa Phi, P .O . Box 240526, Charlotte, NC 28224 or FAX to 704-521-8962 by July 7,1992.

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