INSIDE:A New Charter for Alpha

Foundation Annual Report2000 Convention Wrap-up

Staff Changes at KDR

THE MAGAZINE OF KAPPA DELTA RHO

WINTER 2001

This photo of Theta Chapter was takenin 1939 and submitted to KDR by BobJolls, Theta ’41. Emilio P. Ratti, son ofKDR founder Gino A. Ratti, is fifthfrom the left in the back row.

This early photo of the Alpha Chapter was taken in the spring of 1911.

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Iwant to take this opportunity to share anobservation, point out a challenge that I think

we face and solicit your comments and sug-gestions.

For the past year, I have found myselfmaking comparisons between KDR today andKDR 45 years ago. My opinion is that changehas been minimal — both in KDR and in theoverall Greek community. Some of you willcertainly say “that’s great, why should wechange — KDR was good to me and I had funduring my undergraduate days, so no changeis good news.” However, is it possible thatany organization can remain healthy and growwhile essentially maintaining the status quo, inthe midst of major change as a daily constantthroughout society and the world?

I recently attended the annual conventionof the North-American InterfraternityConference, which represents 68 national fra-ternities. Something that struck me rathervividly is that there is insignificant differencebetween KDR and the other 67. All of the fra-ternities are working diligently to grow andstay healthy, and we are doing it using thesame customer base. If I was in a businessthat had 67 competitors, all selling the sameproduct to the same customer source, I wouldnot only be concerned about the future, but Iwould be looking for a creative way to definemy product in a unique manner so that I couldcapitalize on a defined “niche” market.

As KDR approaches the 100-year anniver-sary I believe we must find a way to differenti-ate ourselves from the “pack” and to develop aKDR “niche” that can become synonymouswith a unique aspect in society. This must bedone to the point that before students begincollege they will be familiar with the name KDRand our reputation for being an organization ofwhich they want to be a member.

Now, what do we do to be unique amongthe fraternities and to have a positive and far-reaching reputation that brings high caliberstudents to our door? I’m not sure, but in sev-eral small discussions recently, I’ve heardKDR’s suggest that we should have significant

national involve-ment in such thingsas charitableevents, children’sprograms and men-toring. From anational standpoint,we are very inter-ested in your inputand suggestions.

Again, during my KDR life I believe thatthe Greek community has been coasting,while society has moved from nothing inspace to nearly weekly space travel fromslide-rules to computers from rotary phonesto space satellites providing instantaneousworldwide data links. Where did the namesToyota, Nissan and Honda come from, andhow did they capture a major share of theauto market? Not only is change inevitable,but several weeks ago, GM announced thatOldsmobile will be discontinued; couldn’t finda niche. And, now Montgomery Ward, after128 years in business, is closing its doors.Wards said the problem was a difficult environ-ment (sounds like fraternities), but severalanalysts said the biggest problem was failureto create a unique identity.

Enough on this subject for now. We con-tinue to be healthy, we are in the game tostay. We do compete and offer strong compe-tition to all the other fraternities, and we havea winning record.

As with you, KDR is very dear to myheart and there are many aspects about fra-ternity life that should not, and will not,change. However, for the good of KDR wemust be sure that our thinking is not “confinedto the box.” Keep in touch and let me hearfrom you.

Fraternally,Bob Swinney, Sigma ’58President

bobswinney@erols.com

From the President

The GOOD NEWS about FRATERNITIES and today’sYOUNG PEOPLE.

Is this a head-line you don’t seevery often? Youshould, and hereis why!

Bad pressabout fraternitieshighlights the iso-lated failures andlapses in judge-ment that young people have beenafflicted by forever. Each of us tends toforget about our own transgressions andmistakes, and we remember our under-graduate days as a flawless experience.

The truth is that young people todayare stronger than they have been in along time in a number of importantareas.

From theExecutive Director

Peter J. Tartaro, Lambda Beta ’00, Joins OfficePete graduated in December 2000 from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, VA, home

of the Lambda Beta chapter. He majored in political science and speech communications with aminor in music. Pete served his chapter as consul, senior tribune and pontifex/chairman of Advisory.He was also active in the IFC for several years. His future plans include going to law school.

In Pete’s own words, “It is an exciting time to be a member of KDR and I am just glad to be apart of the national office.”

Goodbye Scott BradleyWm. Scott Bradley, Zeta Beta ’99 (Tarleton State), decided to give up his city shoes and head

back to the Lone Star State. Last October, we bade farewell to Brother Bradley as he returnedhome to work for Great Western Directories and World Pages.com. We will miss his positive con-tributions to strengthening the fraternity. He will remain involved with the National Fraternity as avolunteer working on a variety of topics. We wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors!

NATIONAL FRATERNITY STAFF CHANGES

KDR INCOME AND EXP

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Staff Changes at KDR.............................22000 Convention Wrap-up.....................4Foundation Annual Report ...................7Chapter Awards and Scholarships.......14New Charter for Alpha ........................17DC Alumni Event a Success .................17Chapter Eternal....................................18Mailbag .................................................18Directory ...............................................19

EXECUTIVE EDITOR: Christopher B. Miller, Tau Alpha ’97ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE EDITOR: Jonathan H. Lay, Mu Beta ’99

CONTRIBUTING EDITOR: Paul A. Downes, Gamma ’69

Quill and Scroll (USPS 605-402), an educational journal, is published two times a year by Kappa Delta Rho, Inc., 331South Main Street, Greensburg, PA 15601. Forward all correspondence, manuscripts, and changes to the National Office.

Quill ScrollFACTS

* In the past two decades, the number of freshmen whohave reported drinking beer frequently or occasionally inthe past year has decreased by 24.5%.

* 75% of freshmen have engaged in volunteer work in thepast year.

* Half of all college freshmen did not drink alcohol in thepast year.

What you also don’t read about is the thousands of memberseach year who:

* Improve their personal communication, leadership andacademic skills.

* Engage in countless hours of community service.* Raise millions of dollars a year for charitable causes.* Make life-long friendships that will continue to aid their

individual development for years to come.

The good news is that fraternities provide solutions andtoday’s young people are an exciting, intelligent and interest-ing group. We are building a better society and world, onebrother at a time.

Now is a time to celebrate Kappa Delta Rho!

Fraternally,Christopher B. Miller, Tau Alpha ’97Executive Director

FRATERNITYChristopher B. MillerExecutive DirectorChris@kdr.comExtension 12

Suzanne M. BalashOffice ManagerSue@kdr.comExtension 10

Scott A. JohnsonDirector of Programming and Member ServicesScott@kdr.comExtension 13

Peter J. TartaroProgramming CoordinatorPete@kdr.comExtension 17

Jonathan H. LayProgramming CoordinatorJon@kdr.comExtension 14

FOUNDATIONPatrick UramDirector of Gift Planning and DevelopmentPatrick@kdr.comExtension 15

NATIONAL OFFICE 331 SOUTH MAIN STREETGREENSBURG, PA 15601

1-800-536-5371 • www.kdr.com

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Locate other brothers’ e-mail addresses!

Update your contact information!

PENSES — FISCAL YEAR 1999-2000

FoundationGrants23%

Membership and Chapter Dues20%

TOTAL EXPENSES: $395,877

NCOME: $427,039

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2000 Williams Leadership Academy and National Convention

August 10 - 13, 2000 • Philadelphia, PA

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DDAAYY 11 —— TTHHUURRSSDDAAYY10 a.m. Facilitators’ MeetingA team of facilitators led undergraduate focusgroup discussions throughout the academy. KDRwas fortunate to have 12 dedicated individualsfrom various areas of Greek life and KDR volun-teer their time to make the event a success.

1 p.m. Opening SessionAll undergraduates arrived before to 1 p.m. on Thursday for the opening ses-sion. Small groups were formed to create a teamwork approach for the lead-

ership curriculum. Justin Lookadoo, Zeta Beta ’93, served as our keynote pre-senter and opened up the Leadership Academy with an exciting, hilarious and

motivational session.

2 p.m.Full group presentations were followed with focused group teamwork activi-ties. These smaller teams, made up of 8 to 10 undergraduates, and led byvolunteer facilitators, processed the leadership topics on a more intimate andpersonal level. Each group created a coat of arms to identify their values.

3:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.Leadership development

10 p.m. - 12 a.m. - Facilitator MeetingWrap-up and preparation for the next day.

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9 a.m. - 5 p.m. - Programming ContinuesFriday’s topics included pledge education, recruit-ment, service learning, risk management and much,much more. Linda Wright, partner, LMS RiskManagement Services, facilitated a “real-life” simula-tion centering around a fraternity litigation.

The alumni corporation representatives and volun-teers also had a great deal to do and learn as theyparticipated in their own educational programming.The 2000 Williams Leadership Academy began a newfocus on alumni programming and was a successwith more than 20 alumni delegates participating.

5 p.m. - GraduationEach student received a leadership academy graduation certifi-cate and took a photo of their team with the Ratti Stone.

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6 p.m.Pizza Party sponsored by the Rho, AlphaBeta and Eta Beta Chapters. These chap-ters were very generous and hosted a pizzaparty for all the weekend’s participants.

7 p.m. - 11 p.m. Philadelphia Area Alumni SocialAlumni from around the Philadelphia area wereinvited to join the convention attendees for aninformal social evening.

Scott Johnson, director of programmingand member services, his guest and Mark

West, vice president for alumni affairs

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Lambda Beta Chapterattendees at the social

Beta Chapter brothers

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As you learned in the last issue ofthe Quill & Scroll, Paul Downes,who served as president of our

foundation for over seven years, hasstepped down. Under Paul’s capable lead-ership the foundation’s assets have grownto over 1.2 million dollars, and we all owehim a debt of gratitude for that accom-plishment. Fortunately, Paul has agreed tocontinue to serve on the foundationboard in the capacity of secretary and vicepresident of the general fund. We areblessed to be able to continue to draw onPaul’s experience and enthusiasm.

At our foundation board’s annualmeeting in August in Philadelphia I waselected the foundation’s new president. Iam looking forward to this new responsi-bility, but already know that any success Imight enjoy will only be possible with thehelp and cooperation of all of our alumni.

For the campaign year July 1, 1999to June 30, 2000 you generously con-tributed about $325,000 to the founda-tion. Just under $100,000 was funneled tothe fraternity for authorized expendi-tures to support leadership training andeducational pursuits of the undergradu-ate members. Just over $170,000 wererestricted gifts to be added to variousendowment and scholarship funds. Thebalance of contributions received wasused to support various foundationexpenses connected principally with rais-ing the money.

In addition to the support for ourfraternity mentioned above, your founda-tion was able to grant about $36,000 inscholarships to 26 deserving youngundergraduates. The money for theseawards came essentially from endowmentinvestment income, which lately hasgrown each year. These scholarships wereannounced at our annual meeting inAugust. It is a great pleasure to watch ouryoung members accept this assistancefrom your fraternity, one I hope each ofyou will be able to view someday.

As you also learned through our lastQuill & Scroll, Bill Paris, our long-timedirector of gift planning and develop-ment, has moved to another position out-side of KDR as his career grows. We havebeen very fortunate in successfullyrecruiting Patrick Uram to succeed Bill.Patrick joins us after successful stints inbanking at the Mellon Bank, in adminis-tration at the Czech Management Centerin the Czech Republic, and, more recent-ly, as director of the American Chamberof Commerce in the Slovak Republic.Patrick was an undergraduate at

Washington & Jefferson College andholds a graduate degree from theGraduate School of Public andInternational Affairs of the University ofPittsburgh. I hope each of you will get toknow this fine young man as he leads ourfoundation into the future. Please be asgracious to him as you have been overthe years to Bill Paris.

At our August meeting, we added anew trustee to the foundation board. Ournew trustee is Mike Mueller, a 1995 grad-uate of the University of Illinois (EtaChapter). Mike lives in Springfield, IL,where, as a Certified Public Accountantand Chartered Financial Planner, he isinvolved with private asset managementand financial planning for WealthManagement Services, LLC. Mike bringsa new enthusiasm and a youthful view toour board and I look forward to his helpover the next few years.

Unfortunately, we also said adieu atour August meeting to John C. Carl(Theta, ’51). John has been dealing with

some healthissues recentlyand has decid-ed he can nolonger serve asa trustee. Johnhas been amarvelousmember of our fraternity over the years.He has served for several years as a direc-tor of the fraternity and more recently asa trustee of the foundation. He has beena strong supporter both financially and intime and effort for more years than mostof us can remember. It is the opportunityto serve with brothers like John thatmakes our fraternity service memorable.I will miss John’s counsel and support,and we wish him better health and a well-earned rest.

Fraternally,David R. Hamrick, PresidentZeta ’57

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The Foundation is pleased to recog-nize the following NEW memberssince the last publication of theQuill & Scroll.

John (Jack) Sachleleben, Beta ’56After a company transfer toCharleston, Jack took early retire-ment from Gruman after 34 yearsin 1990. Since then Jack hasworked for South CarolinaDepartment of Commerce and isnow an activist in local issuessuch as port expansion, infra-structure improvements, environ-mental protection, and growth.Jack adds, “Travel, mainly to visitchildren currently located inLondon, San Francisco andWashington DC takes up lots oftime along with my continuingattempts to shoot my age on the

golf course before I’m 90!”

Scott A. Crego, Beta ’86Scott and his wife Ann Marie livewith their two children Andrew(8) and Carolyn (5) in ClarenceNY. Scott, a graduate of CornellUniversity in 1986, and is current-ly President of the Frank P.Langley Company, a manufactur-ing representative for ITT FluidHandling Products. Scott remainsactive with the Beta Chapter, hav-ing served Beta Chapter AlumniBoard in the past.

Roy P. Jackman, Iota ’49Roy and his wife Shirley live inSandwich Massachusetts.

William Goodwin, Nu ’61

There was one $1000 donation thatwas anonymous.

Many corporations offer their employees the opportunity to increase their charitablecontributions. They do this through matching gift programs. Some are 1-for-1 matches,others are 2-for-1 matches. Check with your Human Resources Department and seeif they have such a program at your workplace. Matched gifts were received fromthe following companies in the fiscal year ended 6/30/2000. Thanks to those broth-ers who took the time to complete the matching gift forms.

Allegheny Technologies ......................Russel Patton, Theta ’51Alliance Corp.....................................Scott McElroy, Alpha Society ’87Carter Wallace, Inc. ...........................Glen Gnirrep, Friend (Omicron Alpha)Clariant.............................................Daniel Packer, Iota ’67Honeywell .........................................Garland Boothe, Iota ’84Lilly Endowment ................................William Goodwin, Nu ’61Microsoft ..........................................Peter Byrne, Tau Alpha ’88St Paul Companies, Inc. Foundation ......................................Michael Gorman, Rho ’86

United Parcel Service.........................Stephen Knapp, Iota ’84

By Patrick UramDirector of Gift Planning and Development

At the August 2000 Williams Leadership Academy,I was chosen by the Board of Trustees as the Directorof Gift Planning and Development of the Kappa DeltaRho Foundation. I accepted that appointment withhonor and I look forward to serving the board and youwith distinction.

In this edition of the Quill & Scroll I would like tointroduce myself, talk about recent Foundation activityand discuss our plans for the near-future.

I earned my undergraduate degree in 1986 fromWashington and Jefferson College where I majored inHistory and Business. While at W&J I was active in myfraternity Zeta Beta Tau, having served as treasurer, aswell as other leadership positions. I was also active instudent government as treasurer. Finally, upon gradua-tion I served as a trustee of my chapter until 1993.

Professionally, my first position post-W&J was withMellon Financial Services as an account manager inthe Bank Custody division. In 1990, I left Mellon to pur-sue my Master’s degree from the University ofPittsburgh’s Graduate School of Public andInternational Affairs. Subsequently, I moved to Pragueto manage the international MBA Program at the

Czechoslovak Management Center. After three years, Imanaged the American Chamber of Commerce in theSlovak Republic, returning to the States in 1999.

I have also been active in the non-profit sectorserving on the boards of the Washington CountyHistory and Landmarks Foundation, Washington CountyHistorical Society and the Malcolm Parcell Art andHistorical Society. I believe, as does the board oftrustees, that these experiences, from fraternal to busi-ness to non-profit, will enable me to continue theexpansion of the efforts and mandates of the KappaDelta Rho Foundation.

Plans for the new year are well underway. TheGeneral Fund campaign for the fiscal year 2000-2001continues to gain momentum. More than $30,000 wasraised in December. Your contribution to the GeneralFund continues to enable us to provide the fraternitywith the programming grants that result in events suchas the Williams Leadership Academy. I had the plea-sure of attending the August 2000 academy and cameback with a genuine appreciation for the KDR motto“Honor Before All Things”. Your consistent support ofthe General Fund is both appreciated and necessary.The Vision 2000 Campaign also continues to progress.The success of the five year $5 million dollar campaignis vital for our long-term objectives. Note the campaign

counter on the backpage of this Quill &Scroll. If you stillhave not made apledge, please con-sider one today. Ifyou have alreadymade a pledge,thank you for remaining current with your commitment.

The board of trustees will meet in Philadelphia thefirst weekend of March for our semi-annual meeting.At this meeting Delano (Del) Newkirk, a 1961 graduateof Indiana University (Nu Chapter) will be added as atrustee. Del lives in Nashville, TN with his wife Lettie.Del’s experience as owner of several fast food restau-rants in Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Colorado willbe a definite asset to the Foundation as we move for-ward.

Finally, one of the true pleasures of working withthe KDR Foundation is being the person responsible foradministering our scholarship program. This year wehave pushed the application deadline back to April 15thand will be implementing an ambitious marketing cam-paign so that more KDR’s are aware of and take advan-tage of the scholarships we have to offer. If you know ofany deserving KDR’s (and remember there are graduatescholarships as well), contact me at the national office.

Thank you and again I look forward to an excitingfuture with Kappa Delta Rho.

MATCHING GIFTS

LET ME INTRODUCE MYSELF…

THE FOUNDER’S SOCIETY is the top donor recognition category of theKappa Delta Rho Foundation. The Society has four levels within which itrecognizes the unrestricted gifts of donors each year. We are very proud torecognize the many alumni each year who make very generous contribu-tions to support the programs funded by the Foundation.

There are several levels of giving recognition with the Founder’sSociety: Benefactor, $1,000-$2,499; Philanthropist, $2,500-$4,999;Patron, $5,000-$9,999; and Grand Patron, $10,000 or more.

RENEWALS AS OF 6/30/2000 PATRON

($5,000-$9,999)James H Buterbaugh, Zeta ’55Andrew F Barth, Nu Alpha ’83

PHILANTHROPIST($2,500-$4,999)David R Hamrick, Zeta ’57George J Peer, Theta ’45Lee H Idleman, Iota ’54Thomas C Lockwood, Nu ’56

BENEFACTOR($1,000-$2,499)Robert P Youngman, Alpha ’64Scott A Crego, Beta ’86Thomas S Loane, Beta ’67Jay D Luft, Beta ’79Mrs. Commerford B Martin, Beta ’33Michael A McCarthy, Beta ’57John H Sachleben, Beta ’56Paul A Downes, Gamma ’68

Edward H Dickson, Delta ’40George A King, Delta ’81S Carlisle Botts, Epsilon ’30James D Kowalski, Epsilon ’57Timothy F Moore, Eta ’68William J Paris, Eta ’87William C Benton, Theta ’59Fred O Cook, Theta, ’63V Richard Miller, Theta ’63Charles W Berger, Iota ’75Gary J Buchmann, Iota ’79Robert D Lynd, Iota ’67Thomas V McComb, Nu ’59Jon P Pensyl, Pi ’60Murray G Clay, Rho ’30Ray C Hunt, Rho ’53Richard D Kline, Rho ’61Howard A Rubin, Rho ’77Loran L Stewart, Sigma ’32Robert L Swinney, Sigma ’58James C Hubbard, Psi ’66Robert L Gett, Omega ’72Steven Schilson, Gamma Alpha ’65

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GORDON RUSSELL NORTON SOCIETY($750-$999)Russell A Norton, Alpha ’38Howard F Crumb, Beta ’53Scott A Bailey, Zeta ’69

CHESTER MONROE WALCH SOCIETY($500-$749)Raymond B. Strong, Alpha ’91Richard R Gans, Beta ’80Larry T Harada, Beta ’79David R May, Beta ’80Ray A Alberigi, Zeta ’57Donald P Phillips, Zeta ’57R Marshall Phillips, Zeta ’60Howard F Brown, Eta ’31David L Rathgeb, Eta ’73John Doddridge, Theta ’61Peter W Strong, Theta ’49Roy P Jackman, Iota ’49Delano L Newkirk, Nu ’61Edward B Curtis, Rho ’62David K Bernstein,

Omicron Alpha ’88Douglas M Rammel, Pi Alpha ’90Douglas M. Miller, Tau Alpha HJ Hall Jones, Lambda Beta ’91

GINO ARTURO RATTI SOCIETY($250-$499)Scott E McElroy, Alpha ’87Harry Rossi, Alpha ’43Robert D Corrie, Beta ’53William J Donawick, Beta ’63Ronald C Dunbar, Beta ’57Victor F Janas, Beta ’78Walter R Stillman, Beta ’56Curtis M Walborn, Beta ’76Paul F Hummer, Zeta ’63Thomas R Jensen, Zeta ’50P Duane Walker, Zeta ’53Walter Scott Burns, Eta ’98Andrew W Hibel, Eta ’90Mark W Paradies, Eta ’77Thomas M Skafidas, Eta ’74Urban H Anslinger, Theta ’48David W Morley, Theta ’65Gerald L Murray, Theta ’66Russel E Patton, Theta ’51Garland Boothe, Iota ’84Edward K Hoffman, Iota ’68John G Lore, Iota ’67Elmer E Naugle, Iota ’50John P. Tracey, Iota ’96Jeffrey S Whitcomb, Iota ’91Frank E Thomas, Kappa ’52Stephen R Branam, Nu ’69William M. Goodwin, Nu ’61Robert J Sinclair, Rho ’54H Alan Vasoll, Rho ’55Roy G Asbahr, Sigma ’59Edward L Bowes, Alpha Alpha ’63John J Zureck, Beta Alpha ’63Gregory Suran, Eta Alpha ’92John F Kiernan, Nu Alpha ’83Mark S West, Upsilon Alpha ’88Scott A Johnson, Phi Alpha ’96James D Carroll, Alpha Beta ’93Howard A Fidler, Eta Beta ’92Michael A. Petruzzelli,

Theta Beta ’88Raphael E Isaac, Iota Beta ’91Brian J Stumm, Iota Beta ’92

CENTENNIAL SOCIETY($100-$249)Pamela RutterR Christian Anderson, Alpha ’40Scott H Buzby, Alpha ’51Philip L Carpenter, Alpha’33John A Moser, Alpha ’61R. Dario Quiros, Alpha ’61David G Storrs, Alpha ’81John G Youngman,Alpha ’90Andrew S Bensky, Beta ’82Frederick W Bisbee, Beta’59Richard C Bower, Beta ’73Philip J Bracht, Beta ’78Roger C Burggraf, Beta ’55Wesley A Clark, Beta’73William T Cotton, Beta ’58Robin D Dodge, Beta ’80Jack E Frost, Beta ’79Jack I Glassman, Beta ’79Philip R Goodrich, Beta ’63William J Grey, Beta ’79Robert E Hardy, Beta ’85Cortland P Hill, Beta ’61Richard G Jackson, Beta ’63Cornelius C Jones, Beta ’53Jonathan M Kaplan, Beta ’73Vincent J Kiernan, Beta ’81Norbert A Lasher, Beta ’39Dale S Lazar, Beta ’74George O Minor, Beta ’66David B Mitchell, Beta ’58Douglas A Nafis, Beta ’79Alonzo H Ross, Beta ’72Bradford J Ross, Beta ’81Bruce W Saunders, Beta ’61Michael A Sopchak, Beta ’72Robert W Terry, Beta ’59Akira Ueno, Beta ’87Michael E. Van Brunt, Beta ’97Hamilton Acheson, Gamma ’31Curtis L Pfaff, Gamma ’48Edward M Darrow, Delta ’37John S Goodreds, Delta ’56Ellsworth P Johnson, Delta ’44Samuel E Phillips, Delta ’40Gregg R. Steamer, Delta ’74John P Wait, Delta ’54David K Wilkinson, Epsilon ’52Gregory N Berkebile, Zeta ’78George K Biemesderfer, Zeta ’55Bernard H Carson, Zeta ’55James P Clugston, Zeta ’58Robert J Dankanyin, Zeta ’56Thomas R Dolan, Zeta ’55Louis B Gorman, Zeta ’68Thomas J Hauser, Zeta ’67Edward J Kikla, Zeta ’60John Mallick, Zeta ’55Thomas L Mentzer, Zeta ’58John S Moeller, Zeta ’38Sean P Myers, Zeta ’90William L Nichol, Zeta ’59Clayton F Ost, Zeta ’55Bartolomeo A Pio, Zeta ’70David W Reese, Zeta ’71David Z Richards, Zeta ’57Michael J Selverian, Zeta ’80George W Simpson, Zeta ’56Richard K Stetzer, Zeta ’82Ronald L Stief, Zeta ’53David N Summers, Zeta ’62Oscar C Tissue, Zeta ’51Albert B Wrigley, Zeta ’55Taylor H Bell, Eta ’62

Raymond A. Cramer, Eta ’50Bruce J Gold, Eta ’91Richard M King, Eta ’34William F Kottas, Eta ’76Norman G Kouba, Eta ’54David C Lauder, Eta ’71Joseph D Lezark, Eta ’77Bobby G McCormick, Eta ’79Alfred C. Mueller, Eta ’96Arthur S Nelson, Eta ’32Randal C Paniello, Eta ’80Anthony R Pasquinelli, Eta ’56Gerald L Robinson, Eta ’85Gale L Shillington, Eta ’57Franklin J Vernon, Eta ’34Stanley W Woods, Eta ’58Gary N Bowyer, Theta ’69J Gregory Carl, Theta ’80David A Crow, Theta ’74V Thomas De Ville, Theta ’62Arnold E Denton, Theta ’49William A French, Theta ’51Gerald P Fritzke, Theta ’54Richard G Graves, Theta ’55Thomas L Guthrie, Theta ’62Stephen C Hoffman, Theta ’69Robert L Huxtable, Theta ’56Robert K Jolls, Theta ’41Robert W Kropf, Theta ’48Roger D Lapp, Theta ’62Edwin C Leonard, Theta ’62John E Picken, Theta ’77John H Shafer, Theta ’50Robert W Stalker, Theta ’52Philip D Stinson, Theta ’65Werner C Triftshouser, Theta ’56Kenneth W Wysong, Theta ’29Scott A Alfieri, Iota ’94George F Blades, Iota ’54George M Craig, Iota ’38Kevin M Kaminski, Iota ’95James A Kellogg, Iota ’62Stephen R Knapp, Iota ’84Richard H Leirer, Iota ’66William F Masler, Iota ’69Alexander McClinchie, Iota ’64Daniel L Packer, Iota ’67Angelo J Pegno, Iota ’53Richard W Reeves, Iota ’81John D Ritter, Iota ’94William D Schaeffer, Iota ’70Nicholas S Vincent, Iota ’92Gary S Lord, Kappa ’74Donald L McDowell, Kappa ’57Rudolph J Tekaucic, Kappa ’60Bruce T Coggins, Lambda ’43Vance D Lewis, Lambda ’33William J Morgan, Lambda ’62James F San Sebastian, Lambda ’50Guy T Saperstein, Lambda ’65Robert A Shortt, Lambda ’83Alan R Talt, Lambda ’51Robert L Boynton, Mu ’37Byron C Coats, Mu ’32James L Babb, Nu ’62Edward S Beach, Nu ’69Kenneth A Beckley, Nu ’62William R Fox, Nu ’55Robert B Grousd, Nu ’55James R Hetherington, Nu ’53Donald G Loftus, Nu ’65Thomas M McGlasson, Nu ’65Wayne C Ponader, Nu ’53Jack D Shinneman, Nu ’62Lowell L Strawser, Nu ’66

Donald K Wemlinger, Nu ’66Joseph M Woodward, Nu ’70Robert P Higgins, Xi ’77Arthur H Smith, Xi ’57Thomas C Staples, Xi ’78James H Honafius, Pi ’65Joseph E Kelley, Pi ’65John E Parker, Pi ’68William C Pursch, Pi ’60James M Anderson, Rho ’63Leigh W Bauer, Rho ’59Gary H Cassel, Rho ’75David T Clark, Rho ’68William R Dodds, Rho ’74Thomas R Dougherty, Rho ’65Henry Elion, Rho ’54John A Falcone, Rho ’60S. Scott Gates, Rho ’91Walter B Gilmour, Rho ’39Robert V Kiser, Rho ’74Henry A Lee, Rho ’51Lawrence L Livornese, Rho ’81John K Powell, Rho ’72Robert A Reich, Rho ’51William C Richtmyre, Rho ’42Curtis K Smith, Rho ’67Harlow E Waite, Rho ’57Gerald I Wilson, Rho ’60David A Fulton, Sigma ’78Harold K Meyers, Sigma ’49Mark S Pfister, Sigma ’84Keith F Young, Sigma ’49George F Zimmer, Sigma ’69Emanuel C Zografos, Sigma ’50K. Philip M. Lychak, Tau ’98Daniel C Pavord, Tau ’87David M Bliley, Psi ’62James F Edgeworth, Psi ’56E. Noel Faddis, Psi ’58William H Gallagher, Psi ’57Gerald A Wasson, Psi ’69J Doyle Corman, Omega ’57Guyton F Giannotta, Omega ’72Jeffrey E Meek, Omega ’68Patrick B Mikesell, Omega ’62Timothy G Rupert, Omega ’68James P Murphy, Alpha Alpha ’59Frank W Harris, Beta Alpha ’65Frank S Ioppolo, Beta Alpha ’63David L McLuckie,

Gamma Alpha ’71Sean S Moran, Iota Alpha ’83David V Trapani, Iota Alpha ’84Patrick M Settlemire,

Lambda Alpha ’87John L Liu, Nu Alpha ’89Michael J Kiernan,

Omicron Alpha ’86Craig A Gordon, Pi Alpha ’87Erik A Covitz, Sigma Alpha ’87Peter Byrne, Tau Alpha ’88Christopher B. Miller,

Tau Alpha ’97Wayne R Lewandowski,

Chi Alpha ’88Scott M Smaniotto, Alpha Beta ’93Joshua L Smith, Alpha Beta ’93Richard R Sudderth, Theta Beta ’89Ryan B. Schoenfeld,

Lambda Beta ’95Jonathan Hotz, Mu Beta ’94Timothy A Schrag, Xi Beta ’93Doron A. Semaza, Pi Beta ’96Frank A Bart, Rho Beta ’92Michael W. Rogers, Tau Beta ’94

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KDR SOCIETY, ALPHA CHAPTERKDR FRATERNITY,ALPHA CHAPTERMIDDLEBURY COLLEGE$8,310 54 ContributionsPhilip L Carpenter ’33 Stanley V Peterson ’34 Gordon E Hoyt ’36Russell A Norton ’38 Henry M Richardson ’38William T Watt ’39R Christian Anderson ’40Frederick J Grab ’40Edward J Langey ’40Stephen H Arnold ’41Peter N Bohn ’43Roger L Easton ’43Harry Rossi ’43Jean S Hebert ’44William D Neale ’44Charles P Puksta ’49Stephen J Markham ’50Scott H Buzby ’51Robert C Santomenna ’56John A Moser ’61R. Dario Quiros ’61Robert J Baskin ’64Robert P Youngman ’64Robert C Hall ’65R Glen Wehrwein ’68Michael V Brennan ’71Peter T Stewart ’71David D Steece ’72Francis L Cooper ’74John J Kalbacher ’75Stephen A Tripp ’76G Crossan Seybolt Jr ’77David G Storrs ’81Nathaniel J Rockwell ’82James J LaFronz ’85Gregory R Bizzozero ’86Scott E McElroy ’87John G Youngman ’90Raymond B. Strong III ’91Christine E. Waasdorp ’94Matthew C. Hamilton ’95Elizabeth A. Pasmantier ’96Paul S Dome ’00

BETA CORNELL UNIVERSITY$36,335117 ContributionsPhillip La Rocca Mrs. Commerford B

Martin ’33Millard V Coggshall ’37Norbert A Lasher ’39James L Rose ’40Joseph File ’44Robert W Neureuter ’45Howard H Voelker ’52Robert D Corrie ’53Howard F Crumb ’53Cornelius C Jones ’53Albert H Packer ’53Roger C Burggraf ’55Richard E Mastin ’55Roy P Allen ’56John H Sachleben ’56Walter R Stillman ’56Ronald C Dunbar ’57Michael A McCarthy ’57

Robert W Thomas ’57William T Cotton ’58David B Mitchell ’58John R Padget ’58Frederick W Bisbee ’59Robert W Terry ’59Cortland P Hill ’61Bruce W Saunders ’61Evan E Freund ’62Benjamin W Woodward ’62Randall K Cole Jr. ’63William J Donawick ’63Philip R Goodrich ’63Richard G Jackson ’63J Walter Streett ’63George O Minor ’66Kenneth H Downing ’67Thomas S Loane ’67David J Harding ’72Dean B Livingston ’72Alonzo H Ross III ’72Philippe G Savary ’72Michael A Sopchak ’72Scott D Thyng ’72Richard C Bower ’73Wesley A Clark ’73Charles H Fowler ’73Jonathan M Kaplan ’73Dale S Lazar ’74Paul E Karchin ’75Robert R Saltzman ’75John H Humpton III ’76William D Munch ’76Robert Paul Ring ’76Curtis M Walborn ’76Stephen J Billings ’77Carl R Franceschi ’77Storm E Kildoyle ’77Philip J Bracht ’78James H Gentile ’78Gary B Holcomb ’78Victor F Janas ’78Jack E Frost ’79Jack I Glassman ’79William J Grey ’79Larry T Harada ’79Jay D Luft ’79Douglas A Nafis ’79John A Reed ’79Robin D Dodge ’80Richard R Gans ’80Jonathan W Jaffe ’80David R May ’80Vincent J Kiernan ’81Bradford J Ross ’81Andrew S Bensky ’82William M Hughes ’82John R Hunsinger ’84Blaise P Vitale ’84Robert E Hardy ’85Evan B Brody ’86Scott A Crego ’86Akira Ueno ’87William S Middelaer ’91Brian M Sagrestano ’92Jeffrey T Anbinder ’94Allan W Porowski ’94Mark M Urish ’94Patrick M. Carr ’96Daniel LaPlaca ’96Michael E. Van Brunt ’97Michael J. Higley ’98Dominick L. Schirripa ’99Jeffrey P. Tyhach ’01

GAMMAS.U.N.Y. ALBANY$3,208.2814 ContributionsHamilton Acheson ’31Robert E Goodrich ’32Wilfred P Allard ’35George E Decker ’36Harold A Haynes ’38Warren W Wagner ’43Richard S Beach ’48Curtis L Pfaff ’48Donald C Hoyt ’50Alan R Stephenson ’52Naoshi Koriyama ’54Richard E Wagner ’54Paul A Downes ’68

DELTACOLGATE UNIVERSITY$4,70345 ContributionsRobert B Ainslie ’33Edward M Darrow ’37Edward H Dickson ’40Clyde H Mulhern ’40Samuel E Phillips Jr. ’40Lawrence F Barr ’42Donald E Colburn ’42Jack F Sinn ’43Paul B Thompson ’43Ellsworth P Johnson ’44Kenneth B Tate ’45Robert G Schreiber ’49Howard E. Sutliff ’50Richard L Naeye ’51David A Reynolds ’51James C Tomasi ’51Joseph L Benero ’52Nicholas A Orsini ’52Seymour L Ellison ’53John P Wait ’54John S Goodreds ’56H Paul Mosher ’56Scott H Werner ’59J. David Gaines ’61Ronald J Taylor ’63William M Thompson ’65Stanley W Chapman ’68Alan S Anderson ’70Robert L Glendening ’71Gregg R. Steamer ’74David R Hoelzer ’75George A King ’81N. John Torres ’85Rufus P. Collea ’89Jack H Ehretsman ’92Kevin M Weinstein ’93Steven N. Violin ’00Rodolfo D. Salas ’01

EPSILONFRANKLIN COLLEGE$22,403.6029 ContributionsS Carlisle Botts ’30Myron C Knauff ’41Albert W Porter ’41John L Duncan ’43Robert F Volland ’43Robert E Addington ’46H George Hamacher ’48Frank K Martin ’52Henry F Steinkamp ’52David K Wilkinson ’52Phillip B Nason ’53James D Kowalski ’57Marvin Paul Manteuffel ’63Richard F Ennis ’64Jon C Geuder ’64

Gordon A Bardos ’65John B Hachman ’67David R Coffin ’68William J Deubel ’70David E Overmyer ’70Noel A Thomas Jr.’70Michael F Petti ’71James B Davidson ’72William N Espy ’72D Kirt Verhagen ’82Craig S Lawson ’90Paul D. Whitbeck ’00

ZETAPENN STATE UNIVERSITY$19,156.1698 ContributionsEdward T Kitchen ’33John S Moeller ’38Anson C Burwell Jr. ’42Elmer W Fry ’45Warren L Davies ’46William A Vernon ’48Daniel E Winslow Jr. ’48Thomas R Jensen ’50Robert J Merryman ’51Harry B Rhoades Jr. ’51George W Riggs ’51Oscar C Tissue Jr. ’51Robert E Miller ’52Vincent I Purcell ’52Earl H Grissinger ’53William P Stackhouse Jr. ’53Ronald L Stief ’53P Duane Walker ’53Allan J Ofensend ’54Paul D Sheaffer ’54George K Biemesderfer ’55James H Buterbaugh ’55Bernard H Carson ’55Thomas R Dolan ’55John L Hershey Jr. ’55John Mallick ’55Clayton F Ost ’55Robert G Thomas ’55Albert B Wrigley ’55Robert J Dankanyin ’56Richard A Roschli ’56George W Simpson ’56Ray A Alberigi ’57David R Hamrick ’57Donald P Phillips ’57David Z Richards ’57James P Clugston ’58Thomas L Mentzer ’58Patrick J Rielly ’58Gregory M Huntingdon ’59James A Morgart ’59William L Nichol ’59Dennis P Bowen ’60Edward J Kikla ’60R Marshall Phillips ’60David N Summers III ’62Paul F Hummer II ’63Vernon A Long ’65James A Wellendorf ’65William H Albinson ’66Robert J Gill ’66Thomas J Hauser ’67Louis B Gorman ’68Scott A Bailey ’69Bartolomeo A Pio ’70David W Reese ’71Wesley L Litzinger ’73Spencer E Boyer ’76Gerald D Toland ’77Gregory N Berkebile ’78Michael S Cover ’78Jay P Edmunds ’79

Norbert L Butkus ’80Michael J Selverian ’80David A Burdette ’81Richard K Stetzer ’82Nels C Bergstrom ’83Matthew D Glass ’83Steven C Kelly ’84Sean P Myers ’90Thomas J. Del Rossi ’00Michael J. Ferraro ’00Michael A. Orehowsky ’00

ETAUNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS$12,071.5079 ContributionsLorin D Whittaker ’28Knud A Larsen III ’30Howard F Brown ’31Arthur S Nelson ’32Richard M King ’34Franklin J Vernon ’34William W Locke ’38Robert A Frech ’49James R Whitfield ’49Raymond A. Cramer Jr. ’50Richard A Naatz ’50Paul C Sisco ’50William H Holden Jr. ’54Norman G Kouba ’54Anthony R Pasquinelli ’56Norbert J Sargent ’57Gale L Shillington ’57Stanley W Woods Jr. ’58Taylor H Bell ’62Gary L Post ’62John E Henry ’64Lawrence D Muller ’64John David Reed ’64Douglas L Garwood ’66Arthur D Hallstrom ’68Timothy F Moore ’68Robert M Bordeaux ’69Roderick H Schutt ’69David C Lauder ’71Kenneth J Krynicki ’73David L Rathgeb ’73Thomas M Skafidas ’74Mark S Dills ’76William F Kottas ’76Joseph D Lezark ’77Brian D Noel ’77Mark W Paradise ’77Douglas K Jackson ’78Perry A Johnson ’78Mark R Townsend ’78Stephen A Lawrence ’79Bobby G McCormick ’79Randal C Paniello ’80William P Zorc ’80William J Armbruster ’84Gregory A Lynn ’84Gerald L Robinson ’85Michael S Cunningham ’86William J Paris ’87John E Oberhill ’88Andrew W Hibel ’90Patrick J Murphy Jr. ’90Bruce J Gold ’91Michael E. Mueller ’95Keith R. Meister ’96Alfred C. Mueller ’96Walter Scott Burns ’98Brent T. Koike ’99

THETAPURDUE UNIVERSITY$28,519.3193 ContributionsKenneth W Wysong ’29John H Matthews ’35George E Dennis ’36C Dwayne Sloan ’37James B Kirkpatrick ’38William L Molyneux ’38John E Kanally ’40Robert K Jolls ’41George J Peer ’45Ernest J Fischer ’46Cecil E Evans ’47Urban H Anslinger ’48Robert W Kropf ’48Arnold E Denton ’49John R Gray ’49Peter W Strong ’49Roger W Walker ’49John H Shafer ’50John C Carl ’51William A French ’51Russel E Patton ’51Roland J Peterson ’51Robert W Stalker ’52Gerald P Fritzke ’54Andrew W Smithberger ’54Richard G Graves ’55John D Winters Jr. ’55Calvin G Conrad ’56Charles P Hendricks ’56Robert L Huxtable ’56William D Lamb ’56Werner C Triftshouser ’56Gerald A Swedeen ’58Edward R Williams ’58William C Benton ’59H Louis Gurthet ’60Thomas J Shideler ’60John Doddridge ’61John M Geshkewich ’61Tony J Schmeltz ’61V Thomas De Ville ’62Thomas L Guthrie ’62Daniel R Johnsen ’62Roger D Lapp ’62Edwin C Leonard ’62Fred O Cook ’63V Richard Miller ’63Dennis M Ring ’63Richard D Keller ’65David W Morley ’65James W Prech ’65William J Rippe ’65Philip D Stinson ’65William R Stover ’65Kenneth J Caldwell ’66Gerald L Murray ’66Richard L Seibel ’66Gary N Bowyer ’69Stephen C Hoffman ’69Philip W Steinfeldt ’71David A Crow ’74Douglas C Edwards ’76Perry A Patton ’76 John E Picken ’77T Terry Tousey ’77William L Coorsh ’78J Gregory Carl ’80Christopher Destry ’82John D Hylkema ’82Daniel B Johnson ’82Stephen D Arvin ’85Jeffrey E Ross ’89Jeffrey W Tucker ’90Alan M Hatch ’92Brian T. Houston ’96Bimal N. Saraiya ’00

GIFTS BY CHAPTERContributions by Chapter (Restricted and Unrestricted)Total Number of Chapters Participating: 60

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IOTABUCKNELL UNIVERSITY$21,109171 ContributionsJohn L Bergen ’35George M Craig ’38John C Nixon ’40Brian M Sword ’48Sherman A Herman ’49Roy P Jackman ’49William W Bell Jr. ’50Elmer E Naugle ’50Angelo J Pegno ’53George F Blades ’54Lee H Idleman ’54John M I Hoffmann ’56Ted Kullen ’57Robert H Raymond Jr ’60Robert C Hardy ’61Kenneth W Lackie ’61James A Kellogg ’62Michael S Davis ’64David E Hill ’64Alexander McClinchie III ’64John R Hogan ’65Richard H Trefflich ’65Richard H Leirer ’66John G Lore ’67Robert D Lynd ’67Daniel L Packer ’67Herbert T Fitch ’68Edward K Hoffman Jr. ’68Richard C Reeve ’68William F Masler III ’69Elliot Zulver ’69William D Schaeffer Jr. ’70Thomas R Spitzer ’70Mark C Gebhardt ’71D. Bruce McClenathan ’71Hugh A Mose ’71Bruce S Cooper ’72William W Werther ’74William E Whitney ’74Charles W Berger ’75Mark B E Stephanou ’75Eugene L Spencer ’76Gary J Buchmann ’79Edward W Dadez ’80David C Welber ’80Richard W Reeves ’81Keith F Rozolis ’81John F Whitaker ’81Garland Boothe III ’84Stephen R Knapp ’84Richard C Bean Jr. ’88John K Musgrave IV ’88Charles D Collier ’91Gregory B

Kuppenheimer ’91James S Quigley ’91Jeffrey S Whitcomb ’91Samuel S Brubaker ’92Kenneth R Coulter Jr. ’92Douglas H Frazier ’92Daryl S Hodgkinson ’92Matthew W Leiphart ’92Gregory J Schmitt ’92Nicholas S Vincent ’92David K Granson ’93John V Melick ’93Scott A Alfieri ’94Robert A Bavar ’94Michael T Brown ’94Jeffrey L Bush ’94Scott L Chesky ’94Alexander Kogan ’94John D Ritter II ’94Scott L Russo ’94Stephen A Smith ’94

Kevin B Streeper ’94Michael D Thomas ’94Oliver W Horst ’95Kevin M Kaminski ’95Owen R Michaelis ’95D Kyle Morris ’95Mark S Pyle ’95Anthony M. Carpenito ’96Colin E. Kane ’96David D. Phillips ’96Todd H. Squire ’96John P. Tracey ’96Michael L. Ashton ’97Luis Felipe Carvajal ’97Trevor V. Mikus ’97Scott W. Sullivan ’97Andrew M. Thimme ’97Ian P. Fitzgerald ’98Joseph I. Marchese ’98Sean G. Huss ’99Brian J. Mazzei ’99Peter A. Kadens ’00

KAPPAOHIO STATE UNIVERSITY$2,65326 ContributionsAllen L Shumard ’30Earl F Williams ’32Paul L Weller ’35Donald L Paris ’39Vaughn Herbel ’49Mike Koval ’51Robert V Rittenhouse ’51Jack E Dennison ’52Dean T Sangalis ’52Frank E Thomas ’52Donald L McDowell ’57Edward M Helal ’59Rudolph J Tekaucic ’60Hans A Schokatz ’66William G Buchholz ’68J Richard Barth ’69David W Magill ’70William W Weber ’73Charles J DeVirgilio ’74Gary S Lord ’74Keith Stahl ’74Paul A Parks ’75Stephen E Sinkey ’76

LAMBDAUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY$7,23445 ContributionsJohn G Smale ’24Gordon G Johnson ’26 (dec)John A Reshoft ’30William W Alving ’33Harold P Knopp ’33Vance D Lewis ’33James W Moon ’35Cyril B Haworth ’37Theodore R Thompson ’37Robert H McPhillamey ’39William C Cameron ’41Bruce T Coggins ’43Hugh F Ewing ’49James F San Sebastian ’50Ronald W Hendrickson ’51Alan R Talt ’51Donald L Edgar, JD ’52Robert L Rose ’52Allen R Whitsitt ’52Arthur F Kirby ’54Robert D Behler ’55Norbert C Babin ’56Donald D Roberts ’58James G Huseby ’60

Paul D Griem Jr. ’61Douglas L MacLachlan ’62William J Morgan ’62Robert A Goings Jr. ’63B Kent Wood ’63Douglas J Bell ’64Asa Y Meudell III ’65Guy T Saperstein ’65Brann Johnson ’68David J Bonelli ’77John P Fernbacher ’79David A Herring ’79Robert A Shortt ’83Brennan A Scott ’92Brian M. Lewis ’99Leonard J Lepera ’00

MUUNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN$10,3737 ContributionsHubert W Gouldthorpe ’27Byron C Coats ’32Robert L Boynton ’37Roland Savilla ’40Richard D. Boynton ’42

NUINDIANA UNIVERSITY$35,356.7681 ContributionsEvan H Lewis ’34George T Orfanos ’44Stephen C Chaleff ’48Robert P Heinz ’48James D McConnell ’49J Robert Alter ’50Godfrey P Klacik ’50Robert B Purdy ’50Robert C Reising ’51James R Hetherington ’53Wayne C Ponader ’53William R Fox ’55Robert B Grousd ’55Allen W Koehlinger ’55Thomas C Lockwood ’56Larry S Wood ’56Thomas E Brethauer ’57Emery E Coon Jr. ’58Richard S Wilson ’58James E Hertling ’59Thomas V McComb ’59Ronald L Reinking ’59James D Clements ’60Weldon H Leimer ’60James R Gambrell ’61William M. Goodwin ’61Delano L Newkirk ’61James L Babb Jr. ’62Kenneth A Beckley ’62Charles E Filippo ’62Jack D Shinneman ’62Richard O Jones ’64James H Ramsey ’64Charles D Vonesh ’64David R Zaun ’64William P Butz ’65Donald G Loftus ’65Thomas M McGlasson ’65Gerald A Frette ’66Donald H Miller ’66David L Pollert ’66Lowell L Strawser ’66Donald K Wemlinger ’66Norman H Babcock ’67George E Cannon ’67Richard L Edrington ’68Lawrence E. Shearer ’68James W Sherby ’68

Craig S Thomson ’68Edward S Beach ’69Stephen R Branam ’69Brandt L Ludlow ’69Randel E Trebing Jr. ’69Gary W Wilson ’69Stephen L Ernest ’70Mark N Lundgren ’70Joseph M Woodward ’70Edwin D Miller ’72Douglas E Otto ’72Brian K Houlihan ’76Kevin C Palmer ’85James T C Talbott ’88James A Mayes ’90George E Kirk ’00

XICOLBY COLLEGE$69420 ContributionsHarold F Lemoine ’32Gardner Oakes ’40George H Conley ’44Richard D Goodridge ’44M Cass Lightner ’51Schuyler L Mott ’51Maurice F Ronayne ’51Robert A Cooke ’53Abbott E Rice ’54Arthur H Smith ’57John M Whittier ’60William Agrella ’71Robert P Higgins ’77Thomas C Staples ’78Louis R Piscatelli ’82

PIGETTYSBURG COLLEGE$2,21530 ContributionsCharles F Anderson ’33Robert L Cook ’41Robert L Klinedinst ’47Alvin C Sheetz Jr. ’50Charles G Cavey Jr. ’53Richard W Garman ’53Richard E Lippert ’53James M Henderson Jr. ’55J Norman Miller Jr. ’55Jaye R Ryan ’55James W Ayre ’56Robert H Boyer ’60Jon P Pensyl ’60William C Pursch ’60Edmund M Schneider ’60Herbert W Hirning ’61G David Deardorff ’63James H Honafius ’65Joseph E Kelley III ’65Vincent Majkowski ’65John R Nagle ’65Allen S Gabroy ’67William R Deisinger ’68John E Parker II ’68William Stillgebauer ’68Brian J Blood ’70Daniel S Bishop ’71Ivan J Punchatz ’71

RHOLAFAYETTE COLLEGE$15,437.19102 ContributionsMurray G Clay ’30Harold J Corwin ’35Roland Raver ’35Roy H Stetler Jr. ’36John R Probert ’37Robert H B Wade ’37

Walter B Gilmour ’39John A Snyder Jr. ’41Robert B Howard ’42William C Richtmyre ’42Harvey H Hunerberg ’48Walter Hartl ’49John K McDonald ’49Cornelius J Bruinooge ’51Henry A Lee ’51Robert A Reich ’51Harrison F Wood ’51Thomas L Jamison ’52Edward O Woolridge ’52Ray C Hunt Jr. ’53Robert B Thompson III ’53Henry Elion ’54Joseph F Koegler ’54Daniel H Krombolz ’54Robert J Sinclair ’54H Alan Vasoll ’55Donald P Ewald ’56William P Freese II ’56Harlow E Waite ’57Donald Muyskens ’58Leigh W Bauer ’59Gary J Ford ’59Arthur Kontura ’59Donald S Straub ’59John A Falcone ’60Gerald I Wilson ’60David K Bilheimer ’61Richard D Kline ’61Edward B Curtis ’62Charles R Solomon ’62James M Anderson ’63James W Marlatt ’63Thomas R Dougherty ’65James H Riefenstahl ’65James L Terhune ’65Henry B Brooks ’67Curtis K Smith II ’67Mark A Staples ’67Jeffrey P Weaver ’67David T Clark ’68Robert M Rader ’68David R Hughes Esq ’69Charles E. Peterson III ’69Stephen P Otway ’70Mark R Whitley ’70Bruce E Kleinert ’71John K Powell Jr. ’72William R Dodds Jr. ’74Robert V Kiser ’74Gary H Cassel ’75David P Hourigan ’75Richard J Gant ’76James A Coccagna ’77Howard A Rubin ’77Lucky H G Yaple ’78Mark W DeWalt ’79Eugene B Kelsey ’79Gregory B Smith ’80George F Gehrig ’81Lawrence R Kulig ’81Lawrence L Livornese ’81Mark G Moffatt ’84Charles J Gatt Jr. ’85Michael J Groman ’86George R Lyles III ’86Thomas A Dempsey ’87Peter T Holran ’87Jeffrey S Boxer ’89Jeffrey A Nelson ’89Leonard J Ostroff ’89Douglas S Brown ’91S. Scott Gates ’91Marc J Gallagher ’93Justin B Wineburgh ’94Ronald G. Clark Jr. ’97

Seth M. Marlatt ’98Lachlan W. McLean ’98Daniel B. Linker ’99

SIGMAOREGON STATE UNIVERSITY$10,62048 ContributionsLoran L Stewart ’32Robert E Blasen ’33Everett W. Holstrom ’39George D Drury ’42Lyle T Lindsay ’47Harold K Meyers ’49Keith F Young ’49John R. McClure ’50George R McCormick ’50Emanuel C Zografos ’50William C Moller ’52Vern L Yadon ’52Jack Foster ’55Edwin K Robinson ’55Gerald W Harte ’58Robert E Loud ’58Robert L Swinney ’58Roy G Asbahr ’59Howard A McClellan ’64George F Zimmer ’69Myron C Andrew ’71John L Robbins ’72David A Fulton Jr ’78Kenneth E Moulton ’79Randal S Saunders ’79Mark S Pfister ’84Joel G Ronning ’85Russell S Weaver ’88Matthew W Loutzenhiser ’91Travis J Trupp ’91

TAUCARNEGIE MELLONUNIVERSITY$43210 ContributionsPaul H Ditzler ’36Earle D Moiles ’37James C Reynolds ’37Daniel C Pavord ’87Neil F Efrom ’92William G Lee Jr. ’92K. Philip M. Lychak ’98Michael L. Doherty ’00

UPSILONFRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY$503 ContributionsRobert A Forsblad ’41Jack E Peebles ’44Robert A Holm ’52

PHIUNIVERSITY OF OKLA-HOMA$1253 ContributionsThomas G Robinson ’51Earl W Dittman ’53Ernest Z Anderson ’54

PSILYCOMING COLLEGE$2,34426 ContributionsJames F Edgeworth Sr. ’56William H Gallagher ’57C Alan Stephan ’57E. Noel Faddis ’58David A Himes ’58

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Jay H McCormick ’60Richard L Raudabaugh ’60Robert C Wilson ’61David M Bliley ’62Luke H Kauffman ’62Fred T Feigley ’64Larry A Armour ’65Christopher Christie ’65James C Hubbard ’66Richard G Houck ’67C Walter Kinsey Jr. ’67Wade W Pugh ’67Carl E Elser ’68Richard H Sherwood ’69Gerald A Wasson Jr. ’69Edward J Genther III ’71David W Vilushis ’79William H Frasse ’83George A Umstead ’84Corey T. Hnat ’95

OMEGAINDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA$3,22326 ContributionsJ Doyle Corman Jr. ’57John D Varner ’57J Kent Roach ’60Charles Szvitich ’61Stephen P Wareham ’61Patrick B Mikesell ’62Ronald Woolf ’63Harvey M Weitzel ’64Stephen J Steranchak ’65Thomas E Love ’66Jeffrey E Meek ’68Timothy G Rupert ’68George H Rutter Jr. ’68John D Robinson ’70James E Perry ’71Robert L Gett ’72Guyton F Giannotta ’72Kenneth J Hue ’72John M Sakoian ’73James E Lore ’76David M McDonald ’78Joseph D Mucci ’80James J Gattuso Jr.’81Keith A Graham ’92

ALPHA ALPHALOCK HAVEN UNIVERSITY$1,03719 ContributionsStephen B Morley ’58Frank D Geno ’59James P Murphy ’59Kenneth C Fogleman ’61Gene E Rexford ’62Edward L Bowes ’63Dale T Sphar ’63Lewis F Frain ’64Donald W Wagner ’66Gregory W Kitchen ’71Craig A Clark ’73Daniel E Cruttenden ’73John J Jarocki ’75George A Wilhelm ’75Joseph Di Donato Jr.’77Richard T Fultz ’89Michael L Peters ’91Seth A Fronk ’95Brad M. Shirey ’98

BETA ALPHAC.W. POST COLLEGE$6956 ContributionsPeter B Spangler ’61Frank S Ioppolo Sr. ’63John J Zureck ’63Frank W Harris ’65Richard T Hennessy ’65

GAMMA ALPHABRADLEY UNIVERSITY$3,964.076 ContributionsSteven Schilson ’65David L McLuckie ’71Gregory A Wieczorek ’73Francis C Furman ’77Robert S McGann ’77

EPSILON ALPHALEWIS UNIVERSITY$301 ContributionRandall H Fleck ’75

ETA ALPHAROBERT MORRIS COLLEGE$4008 ContributionsLuke M Jacobs ’87Robert W Cooper ’88Eugene A Susi Jr. ’90Gary J Norris ’92Gregory Suran ’92Steven M Scanlon ’94Ronald R Ramer Jr. ’95

THETA ALPHASLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY$752 ContributionsJeffrey F Mullaly ’85Matthew A Heromin ’92

IOTA ALPHAUNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGHAT JOHNSTOWN$363.505 ContributionsSean S Moran ’83Allan C Lydic ’84David G Smith ’84David V Trapani ’84

KAPPA ALPHAILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY$501 ContributionKenneth A Singer ’85

LAMBDA ALPHAGANNON UNIVERSITY$68314 ContributionsRonald T Kubeja ’84Patrick M Settlemire ’87Richard M Andre ’91Jason S. Salegna ’97Christian B. Owen ’98

MU ALPHAWEST VIRGINIAUNIVERSITY$903 ContributionsLouis R Spina ’82Scott A Hudimac ’85Dwayne E Porter ’85

NU ALPHACOLUMBIA UNIVERSITY$20,67510 ContributionsAndrew F Barth ’83John F Kiernan ’83Everton L Lopez ’84Howard I Hoffen ’85Joseph J Adipietro ’87Roger G Bowers ’88John L Liu ’89Roderick B. Covlin ’96David S. Roy ’97

XI ALPHATEMPLE UNIVERSITY$351 ContributionNeil D Larrimore ’92

OMICRON ALPHARUTGERS UNIVERSITY$813.256 ContributionsMichael J Kiernan ’86David K Bernstein ’88Alan A Dolnick ’89Dana F Rubin ’89Todd A Auerbach ’92Ernest M Reyes ’92

PI ALPHAUNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO$1,43511 ContributionsEric D Barbe ’87Craig A Gordon ’87Michael A Meffie III ’87Brian K Bachtel ’88Brian K Gorby ’89Thomas O McGannon ’90Douglas M Rammel ’90Anbu Lingappan ’92Thomas B Delac Jr. ’94Dave J. Oros ’96

SIGMA ALPHAHOFSTRA UNIVERSITY$2001 ContributionErik A Covitz ’87

TAU ALPHARADFORD UNIVERSITY$4,87813 ContributionsChristopher M Brennan ’88Peter Byrne ’88Shawn E Davis ’88Derek C Parsons ’92Christopher B. Miller ’97Douglas M. Miller H

UPSILON ALPHAST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY$1,970.5423 ContributionsMike F Kazzie ’86David P Koellner ’86Ralph A De Palma Jr.’87Daniel E Mashburn ’87Mark S West ’88

Bryan P Birchem ’89Edward T Stack III ’89Patrick E Keyes ’90Jeffery J Caron ’92Earl W Stolz II ’92Michael R Helbig ’93

PHI ALPHACLARION UNIVERSITY$5297 ContributionsMark A Twerdok ’87Ryan H Loberg ’88Dirk W Johnson ’92Scott A Johnson ’96Peter J Talento ’97Shawn M Hoke ’95

CHI ALPHAUNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH AT GREENSBURG$2854 ContributionsRonald M. DeGuffroy ’88Wayne R Lewandowski ’88Donald A Ravasio ’88

PSI ALPHABEHREND COLLEGE$501 ContributionDavid D. Cardone ’98

ALPHA BETAUNIVERSITY OFDELAWARE$636.857 ContributionsChristopher T

Kauffman ’88Thomas R Masino Jr. ’91James D Carroll ’93Scott M Smaniotto ’93Joshua L Smith ’93Craig A. Frederick ’98Robert M. Roche ’99

BETA BETABALL STATE UNIVERSITY$953 ContributionsJames D. Jones ’95Michael R Morris ’95Michael W. Wilkins ’97

EPSILON BETAOLD DOMINIONUNIVERSITY$2955 ContributionsMark N Sandler ’89Robert D Garrett II ’91James D Mowry ’91Jerry L Hudson Jr. ’92Raymond H

Springsteen ’92

ZETA BETATARLETON STATEUNIVERSITY$7188 ContributionsJohn F Hughes ’89Lowell Duncan Parrish ’93Christopher K Gordon ’95Jason T. Lovell ’98Joshua L. Talbert ’98John D. Lee ’00Eric J. Duff ’01Barclay D. Jenkins ’01

ETA BETAWEST CHESTERUNIVERSITY$4856 ContributionsHoward A Fidler ’92Boyd A Miller ’92Amar Kosaraju ’94Brian L. Grove ’95Mark R Pagano ’98

THETA BETANEW YORK INSTITUTEOF TECHNOLOGY$422.505 ContributionsMichael A. Petruzzelli ’88Richard R Sudderth ’89Robert A Magnotti ’92Brian Thomas ’92Stuart R Johnson ’93

IOTA BETAROCHESTER INSTITUTEOF TECHNOLOGY$1,33510 ContributionsJames M Donahue ’91Raphael E Isaac ’91Steven C Rapids ’91Mark Nowakowski ’92Brian J Stumm ’92Alok K Kapoor ’93Giacoma La Fata Jr. ’93Peter C Stoffel ’94John M. Kropf ’97Michael T. Jesse ’96

LAMBDA BETAJAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY$1,416.309 ContributionsJ. Hall Jones ’91Richard L McCoy Jr. ’92Steven T. Barham ’94Ryan B. Schoenfeld ’95

MU BETASYRACUSE UNIVERSITY$2886 ContributionsJason S Montague ’92Christopher B

Kaczmarek ’93Jonathan Hotz ’94Alan M Gutman ’95David M Orens ’95David J. Matson ’96

XI BETAUNIVERSITY OFPITTSBURGH$1302 ContributionsTimothy A Schrag ’93

OMICRON BETAWILLIAM PATTERSONCOLLEGE$743 ContributionsFabio Adduci ’93Paul J. Sartori ’93Jon D. Rubinstein ’98

PI BETASTOCKTON STATECOLLEGE$1552 ContributionsJason A Gross CPA ’93Doron A. Semaza ’96

RHO BETAEASTERN ILLINOISUNIVERSITY$1001 ContributionFrank A Bart ’92

SIGMA BETAUNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINAAT GREENSBORO$852 ContributionsHakim A Srour ’94Shawn M. Payne ’00

TAU BETAEASTERN TENNESSEESTATE UNIVERSITY$1702 ContributionsMichael W. Rogers ’94David B. Smith ’94

UPSILON BETACLEMSON UNIVERSITY$903 ContributionsDavid S. Lutz ’97Donnie W. Plyler Jr. ’99

PHI BETACOLLEGE OF WILLIAMAND MARY$1003 ContributionsScott A. Hall ’94Michael B. Leynor ’95Darren S. Tucker ’95

OMEGA BETAUNIVERSITY OFNORTH CAROLINA AT ASHEVILLE$351 ContributionJay Johnson ’00

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9 a.m. - 12 p.m. - National ConventionMeetingThe legislative meeting for the National Fraternitywas held in the morning.

12 noon - 1:30 p.m. - New MemberRegistration luncheonChris Miller, Sue Balash and Tracey Jordan (isignup-now.com) presented the new fully automated onlinemember registration and payment system.

1:30 - 5 p.m. - Career ForumJon Lay from the national office and a team of spe-cialized volunteers led a series of panel discussionsto help undergraduates with career networking.Each panelist discussed his employment and relatedareas. Members of the discussion panel, fraternitydirectors and foundation trustees prepared individ-ual resumé critiques for the undergraduates.

6 p.m. - Convention

Group Photo

DDAAYY 33 —— SSAATTUURRDDAAYY

Recipients of the O.D. Roberts Award for Chapter Improvement

7 p.m. - Ordo Honoris, Scholarship and Chapter Awards Dinner43 awards were given out to recognize success in chapter operationsand programming. More than $32,000 in scholarships was announcedand Paul Downes and Bill Paris were recognized for their years of ser-vice to the Foundation and recent retirements. Steve Rapids, Iota Beta’91, served as the evening’s keynote. Three brothers were inductedinto Ordo Honoris: Brother Charles R. Hughes, Rho ’67; Gary L.Nalbandian, Zeta ’64; and William A. Siverling, Zeta ’63.

Ordo Honoris Awards

Alpha Gamma brothers receiving the Grand Consul Award for best chapter.

Chapter Awards

Grand Consul - Outstanding ChapterAlpha Gamma -

University of Detroit Mercy

O.D. Roberts - Chapter ImprovementAlpha Society -

Middlebury CollegeNu - Indiana UniversitySigma Beta - UNC GreensboroPhi Beta - The College of

William and Mary

Executive Director’s Award -RecruitmentAlpha Society -

Middlebury CollegeIota - Bucknell UniversityDelta - Colgate UniversitySigma Beta - UNC GreensboroZeta Beta -

Tarleton State UniversityAlpha Gamma -

University of Detroit Mercy

National Staff Award - Risk ManagementIota Beta -

Rochester Institute of Technology

William I. Myers - Best Chapter ScholarshipAlpha Gamma -

University of Detroit Mercy

Donald C. Wolfe - Newsletter1st Place - Alpha Gamma -

University of Detroit Mercy2nd Place - Nu -

Indiana University3rd Place - Lambda Beta -

James Madison University

George E. Kimball - Social Service1st Place - Alpha Alpha -

Lock Haven University2nd Place - Alpha Gamma -

University of Detroit Mercy3rd Place - Zeta Beta -

Tarleton State University

John L. Blakely - Philanthropy1st Place - Zeta -

Pennsylvania State University2nd Place - Alpha Gamma -

University of Detroit Mercy3rd Place - Eta Alpha -

Robert Morris College

Leo T. Wolford - Campus Involvement1st Place - Alpha Gamma -

University of Detroit Mercy2nd Place - Alpha Society -

Middlebury College3rd Place - Alpha Beta -

University of Delaware

Gino A. Ratti - Alumni Relations1st Place - Alpha Beta -

University of Delaware2nd Place - Zeta Beta -

Tarleton State University3rd Place - Nu -

Indiana University

Dr. Harold Osborn - Intramural Sports1st Place - Eta Beta -

Westchester University2nd Place - Zeta Beta -

Tarleton State University3rd Place - Eta Alpha -

Robert Morris College

George E. Shaw - Public Relations1st Place - Nu - Indiana University2nd Place - Alpha Alpha -

Lock Haven University3rd Place - Phi Beta - The College

of William and Mary

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OUTSTANDING SENIORBIMAL SARAIYA, THETA ’00Throughout his undergraduate career,Brother Saraiya has served KDR in a num-ber of different ways. He pledged the TauChapter at Carnegie Mellon Universityand transferred to Purdue University to finish his undergradu-ate degree. After transferring to Purdue, Bimal became imme-diately involved with Theta Chapter by assuming the positionof quaestor and creating a sound financial management systemfor the chapter. Bimal was also involved with the UniversityCampus Appeals Board. He founded the TechnologyCommission, a joint effort between IFC and the PanhellenicAssociation. Bimal volunteered with an interfraternal team thathelped to train six staff members of Theta Chi InternationalFraternity. Bimal now works as a Software Engineer for I2.comin Dallas., TX.

OUTSTANDING PLEDGELUCAS LOGAN, EPSILON ’04During pledging, Luke became veryactive in the chapter and campus. Hewas elected quaestor immediatelyfollowing his pledge semester. Luke was also elected to thesecretary/treasurer position for theInterfraternity Council. Between his otherjobs and responsibilities, Luke volun-teers at the local Masonic home andspends time in the campus televisionstudio Brother Logan earned a 3.61GPA during his pledgingsemester.

Chapter Awards . . Chapter Awards . .

More than $32,000in ScholarshipsAwarded

Beta Chapter Scholarship - $500Joshua David Goldman, Beta

Briggs Scholarship - $500Michael Alan Robb, Phi Alpha

Commerford B. Martin EngineeringScholarship - $1,000Adam Wickenheiser, Beta

Delta Chapter Scholarship - $500Kyle P. Wheeler, Delta

E Mayer Maloney MemorialScholarship - $500Sean Precious, Eta

Elmon M. Williams MBAScholarship - $900Greg Carter, Theta

Eta Chapter Scholarship - $500Gregory Uhrhan, Eta

Graduate Scholarship - $1,000Vladimir J. Palen, Chi Beta

Horace E. Shackelton MemorialScholarship - $500Adam Wickenheiser, Beta

Inactive Chapters Scholarship -$1,000Jefferey Tylach, Beta

John C. Carl Upsilon AlphaScholarship - $500Eric Dupont, Upsilon Alpha

John C. Carl Theta Scholarship -$700James R. Wilson, Theta

Kramer Scholarship - $500William D. Johnston, Zeta

Lambda Scholarship - $500Alexander Y. Porto, Lambda

O. D. Roberts Memorial Scholarship - $500Phillip C. Zimmerman, Psi

Past Recipients Scholarship - $500Eric McMullen, Upsilon Alpha

Pi Alumni Scholarship - $500Noah Schwartz, Delta

Rho Alumni Scholarships - $3,500Carter Figueroa, RhoBradford Douglas Hill, RhoPaul Mizak, RhoDana T. Newcomb, RhoYoulian A. Petkov, RhoClinton W. Wrigley, Rho

Robert D. Lynd Scholarship - $500Eric Dupont, Upsilon Alpha

Theta Scholarship - $500Greg Carter, Theta

Theta Veterans Scholarship - $900Greg Carter, Theta

Wally J. Miller Memorial Scholarship - $500Robert Shanafelt, Zeta

William Hogan Theta Scholarship - $650James R. Wilson, Theta

Zeta Chapter Scholarship - $500Frank Tedesco, Zeta

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OUTSTANDING ADVISORDR. ROBERT MARBACH, ETA BETA HONORARYDuring the last 11 years, Dr. Marbach hasplayed a major role in the fraternity. Heconducts educational programs for eachnew member class, cheers on the sidelines of every intramuralgame and has even set-up and participated in community ser-vice events throughout the years. This past spring, Dr.Marbach joined the undergraduates as they traveled to theRegional Conclave. The following quote from the chapter bestdescribes Dr. Marbach’s investment in the fraternity. “It is ourseniors that he gets the most emotional about and everysemester he can be seen in the back of the room at the formalmeeting with a tear in his eye and a lump in his throat. I oftenwonder how it can be possible to care so much for so manypeople.” This is the second year in a row that Dr. Marbach hasreceived this award.

GREEK ADVISOR OF THE YEARSIMI WILHELM, COLGATE UNIVERSITYOur chapters greatly benefit from thepositive influence of the campus profes-sionals that advise them. Simi Wilhelm ofColgate University has played an instrumental role in thedevelopment of Delta Chapter. She worked very closely withthe local chapter and built a strong relationship with the staffof the national office in order to build strength into this groupand help steer them through some challenging events. Her tal-ent, approach, dedication and persistence are exemplary. Thisis the first year that the National Fraternity has chosen a leaderfrom among the impressive group of campus Greek advisorsthat we are fortunate to work with. Simi’s selection sets a veryhigh standard for the future.

. and Scholarships. and Scholarships

Jack Polidoro, Ph.D., graduate ofC.W. Post in 1965 and KDR brotherfrom Beta Alpha Chapter has recentlypublished a novel entitled “RapidDescent – Disaster in Boston Harbor”.The fictional account of a failed com-muter flight from Boston’s Logan toManchester NH Airport is a thriller.The novel encompasses a series ofcomplex events involving Logan,Boston Harbor and the SumnerTunnel. “Dr. Jack” is currentlyDirector of Marketing and Sales for aBiomedical Company in northernNevada. He lives on the east coast inLaconia, NH. He received his MS andPh.D. from the University ofMassachusetts in 1968 and 1972.

“Dr. Jack” has also been a song-writer (folk venue) for 30 years; pub-lishing 6 CDs/cassette productions ofhis own compositions. While at C.W.Post the KDR brother was a memberof the folk group “The OxfordGentleman” and also played lacrosse.Polidoro’s novel is his first and isavailable from Longtail Publishing1391 Old North Main St. Laconia NH03246 (603-524-1102), also fromSundial Shops (www.sundialshop.com)or from Amazon .com on the Net.

The novel has received rave reviewsin New England and on Amazon, andis presently being considered for amade for TV movie. Jack welcomes

correspondences or calls from C.W.Post Alumni and Kappa Delta Rhobrothers. His email is:j.Polidoro@worldnet.att.net

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On September 21, the NIC held its first CongressionalReception. The event was extremely well attended by

members of both houses of Congress and from both sidesof the partisan aisle. Bob Swinney, national president, andChris Miller, executive director, represented Kappa Delta Rhoat the event.

RADM James Carey, a member of the Zeta Psi Fraternity,is a member of the NIC board and currently serves as theNIC’s Government Relations chair. He and a dedicated groupof volunteers worked tirelessly to organize a wonderful eventthat allowed fraternity volunteers and staff members to dis-cuss important fraternity issues with our elected leaderswho are also members of fraternities. A special thanks tointerfraternal brother Carey.

Congressman Ed Pease, a member of Pi Kappa AlphaFraternity, served as the NIC president for the past year andis pictured in between Chris Miller and Bob Swinney. Ed man-aged and led a very significant amount of change andimprovement in the NIC over the last year in the areas ofgovernment relations and public relations.

Nu Chapter Alumni at Reunion

CONGRESSIONALRECEPTIONNorth-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC)

J. P. POLIDORO, PH.D., BETA ALPHA ’65Book Release: “Rapid Descent – Disaster in Boston Harbor”

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Manual recount needed for DC area alumni eventThe National Fraternity of Kappa Delta Rho hosted a social event for all KDR’s in the greater Washington,

DC area. With more than 800 alumni in the area, a successful event was inevitable.Fifteen chapters were represented on Saturday November 11, 2000, at Capitol City Brewing Company near

Capitol Hill. Although our nation’s next president was still undecided, 50 brothers and 70 total attendees (aftera manual recount) enjoyed an evening of networking, renewing old friendships and starting new ones.

Representatives of the national office staff, fraternity directors, and foundation trustees were availablethroughout the evening to answer questions and deliver the latest and greatest news surrounding our state ofaffairs. Special thanks go to Ryan Schoenfeld and other Lambda Beta alumni who helped make phone contactsfor the event.

A new method of registration was used for this event. More than 30 brothers took advantage of online registra-tion via a link found on the KDR homepage. During the event Paul Sisco, Eta ’50, shared various stories regard-ing his days as leader of the DC area alumni group in the 1970’s. He challenged the “younger breed of brothers”to begin holding successful annual events for this area. Several brothers, including Ryan Schoenfeld, LambdaBeta ’95, and Robert Merriner, Omega ’73, expressed interest in accepting this challenge. Good luck guys!

The next scheduled National alumni event will be in Indianapolis. It will take place during the conventionon August 10 or 11, 2001.

Don’t forget that each active alumni corporation pays to send an alumni delegate to convention.Unfortunately, many corporations do not take advantage of this. New alumni sessions and programming topicswill be presented at this year’s convention. The convention is one of the best ways to help build stronger alumnirelations. Previous alumni programming at convention included budgeting, housing contracts, newsletters andtax information.

This year’s programming is not complete, but we are looking into topics surrounding websites for corpora-tions, insurance and roundtable discussions with the board of directors. Keep checking the KDR homepageunder alumni events for more details. If your chapter is holding an event and you wish to publicize it on thehomepage please contact the national office.

I would like to encourage every alumnus to help in some way in the “Continuation of Brotherhood.”

Chris Gordon, Zeta Beta ’95Vice President of Alumni Affairs

A N E W C H A R T E R A T M I D D L E B U R Y

On October 24, 2000, the National Fraternity recognized the Kappa Delta Rho Society - Alpha Chapter with a charter. Theevent was a marvelous celebration of brotherhood, strength of the undergraduate brothers of Middlebury College and the histo-ry of Kappa Delta Rho.

In the afternoon, the undergraduate brothers organized a walking tour to Old Painter Hall and the 50th anniversary com-memorative plaque. That evening the brothers arranged a formal meal for a packed room in the chapter house.

Bob Swinney, national president, andChris Miller, executive director, addressed thebrothers prior to presenting the charter. Intheir comments, they recognized the accom-plishments of the Alpha Society. They also dis-cussed the responsibility that comes withKappa Delta Rho membership and particularlywith being a KDR from Middlebury.

In addition to our undergraduateMiddlebury brothers, Glenn Jarrett, Alpha’70; Ray Walch, Alpha ’46; and Steve Blum,Beta ’72, also participated.

Congratulations to the Alpha Society!

Ann Russell, Chris Miller, Bob Swimney, Glenn Jarrett and Scott Letourneau.

BETAHarlan B. Williams, Jr., Beta ’88

Arlington, VAFrom his sister: Harlan passed while in thewoods of Uganda vacationing with friendsand looking for gorillas. This was the first ofseveral jaunts the group planned duringtheir three-week trip that was to end in Cairo.

ZETAHarry H. Yates, ’31

Greensburg, PAMembers of the National Staff were able toattend his funeral service per the invitationof his daughter.

George Ogden, ’46Morrisville, PA

ETALorin D. Whittaker, ’28

East Peoria, ILFounder of Whittaker and MammolitoSurgical Associates, Lorin also authored twobooks, “Laugh Away Your Tensions” and“How to Lose your Tensions, Stay Healthy,and Be Happy.” From his son: He spoke tome of his good years in college and his KDRfriendships and I know he thought highly ofthe fraternity.

Hubert E. Blazina, ’49Anaheim, CA

KAPPARobert E. Walter ’52

Phoenix, AZ

LAMBDAJohn A. Reshoft, ’30

Springfield, VAW. Drew Chick, Jr., Lambda ‘33 (pin num-

ber 124) shared the news of brotherReshoft’s passing with the national office.John served in a variety of public park devel-opment and management roles, and was rec-ognized with the United States Departmentof the Interior’s Distinguished Service Awardin 1970.

Jack W. Stricker, ’31Newport Beach, CAInformation from his daughter, Janice

Lehotta: Jack served as legal counsel forHughes Aircraft.

PIAlbert S. Peeling, ’25, Chapter Founder

Hyde Park, NYFrom his son: Albert had a good long life

of 96 years.

RHOAllan N. Dean, ’43

Sun City Center, FL

TAUJames C. Reynolds, ’37

Staunton, VA

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Chapter EternalJuly 21, 2000

Dear Sir,

When I was at school, and a fewtimes since, folks would ask why Ijoined a fraternity. My stock answer,and it was true, was that when I wentout on campus, no matter what Ilooked like or how I felt there were50 or so people who were glad to seeme. It wasn’t a “herd” mentality. Itwasn’t “being a follower.” It was amatter of brotherhood. Some of usdidn’t like each other so well. But,we stood together when the timecame to stand together. I knew theywere there for me and I was proudof all of them.

In 1986, my step-brother died. Isay step-brother only to clarify, notminimize the relationship. We werevery close. His death was a cataclysmfor my family.

One of the few warm memoriesfor me from that time is from thememorial service. We sat in the frontpew of our church, with most of thetown packed inside or standing out-side in the cold. I was concentratingon keeping my vision clear and myhead straight so I could be sure toget my family back to the house okay.

My mother leaned over to me andthrough her tears said, “Aren’t thoseyour fraternity brothers?”

I looked back over my shoulderand there, lined up like sentinelsagainst the wall, was a contingent ofthe brothers. They stood there talland strong, watching over me andmy family. I don’t remember if Iwaved or acknowledged them in anyway. But, I knew they were there andit meant the world to me.

That was the fraternity experi-ence for me in a nutshell. I knewthey were always there — like-mind-ed men, bonded by tradition andloyalty. I wouldn’t have traded it foranything.

Anyway, you’ll have to forgive mefor the nostalgia. To tell the truth, Ididn’t stay in touch with many of theguys after I graduated. I haven’t seenmost of them in 12 years. But, I stillthink about them sometimes.

I didn’t stay involved and I appre-ciate the efforts of those of you whohave.

Fraternally yours,

Ryan H. LobergPhi Alpha ’88

MAILBAG

Sigma Chapter at Oregon State University is beginning efforts to recolonize. Sigma Alumni of Kappa Delta Rho, Inc., is seeking a brother toassist us with the organizational efforts, project management and ancillarytasks associated with recolonization. This is an excellent opportunity todevelop a resume while promoting the values and qualities we value inKappa Delta Rho, to other students through the reestablishment of SigmaChapter.

Oregon State University annually enrolls approximately 17,000 stu-dents, 3,000 of them graduate students, in its 12 academic colleges.Oregon State University is the only comprehensive Carnegie I ResearchUniversity in Oregon and serves as the state’s land, sea, and space grantinstitution.

The City of Corvallis, an attractive community of approximately50,000, is ideally situated in the mid-Willamette Valley, in close proximityto the Pacific Coast, Cascade Mountains and Portland Metropolitan area.

For those brothers who have need, the Sigma Alumni of Kappa DeltaRho, Inc., Board of Directors is willing to discuss possible compensationwith specific task effort and performance expectations.

Please respond with a letter of interest toSigma Alumni of Kappa Delta Rho, Inc.

Attention: Aaron D. Howell, C.P.M., President3017 Bridlewood Loop SE

Albany, OR 97321E-mail: Aaron.Howell@orst.edu

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THE NATIONALFRATERNITY OFKAPPA DELTA RHO

BOARD OF DIRECTORS(Parentheses indicate the year this seat comes up for election)

President (2004)Robert L. Swinney, Sigma ’58

Executive Vice President Christopher B. Miller,

Tau Alpha ’97

Vice President/Standardsand Risk Management(2002)Joshua L. Smith,

Alpha Beta ’93

Vice President/Financeand Administration (2004)John V. Dempsey, Jr.,

Upsilon Alpha ’90

Vice President/Education(2004)Mark N. Lundgren, Nu ’70

Vice President/Alumni Affairs (2004)Christopher K. Gordon,

Zeta Beta ’95

Secretary (2000)Gerald L. Murray, Theta ’66

Treasurer (2000)Edward B. Curtis, Rho ’62

Director/InsurancePrograms (2002)J. Hall Jones, Lambda Beta ’91

Directors (2002)David Bernstein,

Omicron Alpha ’88Vernon E. Hurd, Pi Alpha ’97Robert G. Jennison,

Alpha Gamma ’02Richard O. Jones, Nu ’64Gregory T. McNamara,

Sigma Beta ’01J.R. Rees, Nu ’01Brian J. Stumm, Iota Beta ’92

Directors EmeritusRobert D. Corrie, Beta ’53James F. Edgeworth, Sr.,

Psi ’56Robert D. Lynd, Iota ’67

COMMITTEESAlumni AffairsChristopher K. Gordon,

Zeta Beta ‘95 - ChairmanRichard O. Jones, Nu ‘64Ryan B. Schoenfeld,

Lambda Beta ‘95Brian J. Stumm, Iota Beta ‘92

FinanceEdward B. Curtis,

Rho ‘62 - ChairmanJohn V. Dempsey, Jr.,

Upsilon Alpha ‘90J. Hall Jones,

Lambda Beta ‘91Christopher B. Miller,

Tau Alpha ‘97Scott M. Smaniotto,

Alpha Beta ‘93Brian J. Stumm, Iota Beta ‘92Robert L. Swinney, Sigma ‘58

WebsiteJohn V. Dempsey, Jr., Upsilon

Alpha ‘90 - ChairmanScott D. Payne, Zeta Beta ‘93

NominatingJames F. Edgeworth, Sr.,

Psi ‘56 - ChairmanEric J. Duff, Zeta Beta ‘01Christopher B. Miller,

Tau Alpha ‘97Douglas M. Rammel,

Pi Alpha ‘90J.R. Rees, Nu ‘01

ExpansionVernon E. Hurd,

Pi Alpha ‘97 - ChairmanWm. Scott Bradley,

Zeta Beta ‘99Robert G. Jennison,

Alpha Gamma ‘02Gregory T. McNamara,

Sigma Beta ‘01Gerald L. Murray, Theta ‘66Bimal N. Saraiya, Theta ‘00Eric J. Duff, Zeta Beta ‘01

- Consultant

EducationMark N. Lundgren,

Nu ‘70 - ChairmanEric J. Duff, Zeta Beta ‘01Benjamin K. Willis,

Zeta Beta ‘96

Ordo HonorisRobert D. Corrie,

Beta ‘53 - ChairmanPaul A. Downes, Gamma ‘69L.L. “Stub” Stewart,

Sigma ‘32Mark S. West,

Upsilon Alpha ‘88

Convention CommitteeScott A. Johnson,

Phi Alpha ‘95 - ChairmanJohn Kapell, Eta Beta ‘95

(Dean of the Leadership Academy)

Paul A. Downes, Gamma ‘69Christopher K. Gordon,

Zeta Beta ‘95Jerry Stebbins, Phi Alpha ‘88Mark S. West,

Upsilon Alpha ‘88

Chapter Awards CommitteeScott Johnson, Phi Alpha ‘95- CoordinatorScott Chesky, Iota ‘94Frank Hattula, Nu ‘94Vernon Hurd, Pi Alpha ‘97Rafael Isaac, Iota Beta ‘91Jon Kapell, Eta Beta ‘95Brian Leckrone, Epsilon ‘86Eric Mitcheltree,

Alpha Alpha ‘90Doug Vogel, Tau Alpha ‘96Corey Waltz, Tau Alpha ‘96

THE KAPPA DELTARHO FOUNDATION

BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresidentDavid R. Hamrick, Zeta ‘57

VP Investments/SecretaryRay C. Hunt, Rho ‘53

TreasurerRobert D. Corrie, Beta ‘53

TrusteesAndrew F. Barth, Nu Alpha ‘83James H. Buterbaugh,

Zeta ‘55John C. Carl, Theta ‘51Paul A. Downes, Gamma ‘69George A. King, Delta ‘81Thomas C. Lockwood, Nu ‘56Robert D. Lynd, Iota ‘67

Investment CommitteeRay C. Hunt, Rho ‘53 -

ChairmanAndrew F. Barth, Nu Alpha ‘83Robert D. Corrie, Beta ‘53William J. Paris, Eta ‘87Robert P. Youngman, Alpha ‘64

Scholarship CommitteeJohn David Reed, PhD.,

Eta’64 - ChairmanThomas L. Guthrie, Theta ‘62Dr. Alan T. Lord, Kappa ‘72

Law ScholarshipPaul W. Upson, Alpha ‘66

Order of the Peregrine Falcon CommitteeMichael Higley, Beta ‘97

CHAPTERSKappa Delta Rho SocietyAlpha ChapterMiddlebury College

Kappa Delta Rho FraternityAlpha (inactive)Middlebury College

BetaCornell University

Gamma (inactive)University at Albany(S.U.N.Y.)

DeltaColgate University

EpsilonFranklin College

ZetaPenn State University

EtaUniversity of Illinois

ThetaPurdue University

IotaBucknell University

Kappa (inactive)Ohio State University

LambdaUniversity of California -Berkeley

Mu (inactive)University of Michigan

NuIndiana University

Xi (inactive)Colby College

Omicron (inactive)Butler University

Pi (inactive)Gettysburg College

RhoLafayette College

Sigma (inactive)Oregon State University

TauCarnegie Mellon University

Upsilon (inactive)Fresno State University

Phi (inactive)University of Oklahoma

Chi Colony (inactive)University of Florida

PsiLycoming College

OmegaIndiana University ofPennsylvania

Alpha AlphaLock Haven University

Beta Alpha (inactive)C.W. Post College

Gamma Alpha (inactive)Bradley University

Delta Alpha (inactive)Rhode Island State University

Epsilon Alpha (inactive)Lewis University

Zeta Alpha (inactive)University of Dayton

Eta AlphaRobert Morris College

Theta AlphaSlippery Rock University

Iota AlphaUniversity ofPittsburgh/Johnstown

Kappa Alpha (inactive)Illinois State University

Lambda Alpha (inactive)Gannon University

Mu Alpha (inactive)West Virginia University

Nu Alpha Columbia University

Xi Alpha (inactive)Temple University

Omicron Alpha (inactive)Rutgers University

Pi AlphaUniversity of Toledo

Rho Alpha (inactive)Bryant College

Sigma Alpha (inactive)Hofstra University

Tau AlphaRadford University

Upsilon AlphaSt. Louis University

Phi AlphaClarion University

Chi Alpha (inactive)University ofPittsburgh/Greensburg

Psi Alpha (suspended)Penn State Behrend College

Omega Alpha (inactive)Virginia CommonwealthUniversity

Alpha BetaUniversity of Delaware

Beta Beta (inactive)Ball State University

Gamma Beta (inactive)Virginia Tech

Delta Beta (inactive)West Liberty University

Epsilon BetaOld Dominion University

Zeta BetaTarleton State University

Eta BetaWest Chester University

Theta Beta (inactive)NY Institute of Technology

Iota BetaRochester Institute ofTechnology

Kappa BetaEdinboro University

Lambda BetaJames Madison University

Mu BetaSyracuse University

Nu Beta (inactive)Fordham University

Xi Beta (inactive)University of Pittsburgh

Omicron BetaWilliam Paterson University

Pi Beta (inactive)Richard Stockton College

Rho Beta (inactive)Eastern Illinois University

Sigma BetaUniversity of NorthCarolina/Greensboro

Tau Beta (inactive)East Tennessee StateUniversity

Upsilon BetaClemson University

Phi BetaThe College of William and Mary

Chi BetaUniversity of Charleston

Psi BetaEast Stroudsburg University

Omega BetaUniversity of NorthCarolina/Asheville

Alpha GammaUniversity of Detroit/Mercy

Provisional ChapterLoras College

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Kappa Delta Rho at Oregon State was a greatexperience for me. We had some goodtimes and some tough times, but we

learned to live and work together. Many of thethings I learned during my time at KDR came inhandy, later in life, as I worked to build my father’slumber company into a major player in theOregon timber industry.

I think KDR provides experiences like the one Ihad to lots of young people, at a lot of different col-leges. You can’t find that experience in a classroom.

Years ago, the National Fraternity wasn’t much.And, as far as I know, there wasn’t a Foundation.But, I’ve watched in recent years as the Fraternityhas kind of grown up and begun to play a muchmore important role with our chapters. I thinkthat’s important. If we, as an organization aren’tstable financially at the National level, then wecan’t be effective supporting our chapters andtheir members.

I’ve met with Bill Paris from the Foundation, aswell as others over the years, and have gotten apretty good idea of our potential. When Bill talkedto me about the Vision 2000 Campaign, I thoughthere was a great chance for KDR to really take astep forward.

I thought seriously about the campaign, anddecided it was a good chance for me to ‘give some-thing back’ for my experience. I’m very pleased tosupport the campaign through a provision in myCharitable Remainder Trust to help ensure thatfuture generations of KDR’s have the same greatexperience I did.

Submitted by Loran (Stub) Stewart, Sigma ’32

Stub currently serves on the nominating committee for theOrdo Honoris. His life-long commitment to Kappa Delta Rhois greatly appreciated.

CAMPAIGN COUNTERPledges payable over five years

VISION 2000 Campaign pledging ends December 31, 2002

GOAL: $5,000,000Committed as of

Goal June 30, 2000

Cash Commitments $2,500,000 $1,002,453

Estate Gift Commitments $1,750,000 $282,000

General Fund $750,000 $466,570

TOTAL: $1,751,023

Aug. 9-12 Williams Leadership Academy and National Convention — Indianapolis, IN

Aug. 10 KDR Alumni Social — Indianapolis, INNov. KDR Regional Alumni Social —TBD

Aug. 2005 KDR Centennial Celebration

KDR CALENDAR

A Note from Stub Stewart, Sigma ’32