OF PI KAPPA ALPHA SEPTEMBER 1995 The Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity presents The 1996 Chapter Presidents Conference

An Investment In Our Future!

Since 1973, the Chapter Pre idents Conference has educated the presidents of Pi Kappa Alpha's chapters on how to improve chapter performance by teaching them how to become effective leaders, while giving them the personal skills to be successful in life. A three-day leadership conference held every January for chapter presidents, this is by far the most intensive leadership program Pi Kappa Alpha offers. Workshop high­ Lights wiiJ include managing the ru sh program, risk management, membership develop­ ment and leadership training. For an SMC attending the Chapter Presidents Conference, there is only a nominal registration fee of $10, thank to scholarships provided by the Educational Foundation and Risk Awareness Foundation. Presidents are also responsible for travel and lodging. Chapters, hou e corporations and alumni associations are encouraged to help offset these costs to allow every chapter president to attend. Enjoy the magic of Memphis and the hi storic urroundings of the Peabody Hotel at Pi Kappa Alpha's 1996 Chapter President Conference. For more information, call the Pi Kappa Alpha Memorial Headquarters at (901) 748-1868.

The 1996 Chapter Presidents Conference January 4-7, 1996 The Peabody Hotel Memphis, Tennessee

A program of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity.

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FEATURES

EXP SIO : ALPH A PSI CHAPTER RECHARTERED AT RUTGER 5

1994-95 FRATERNITY UAL REPORT 8

1995 OFFICERS LEADERSHIP ACADEMY BY N ICK P. LeROY 25

PI KAPPA ALPH A' S SMYTHE CHAPTERS BY JEFREY M. MELETIO 29

1994-95 EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIO A AL REPORT 32

ALUMNUS PROFILE: IT DO ESN'T GET A Y COUNTRlER THAN TH IS BY KEVIN E. YIRTA 48

DEPARTMENTS

FROM THE PRESIDENT'S DESK 4

UPDATE 6

DIRECTORY OF CHAPTERS, COLONIES AND ALUMNl ASSOCIATIONS 17

EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIO DONOR ROLL 38

ALUMNI NOTES 52

EWS OF BYGO E DAYS 56

RUSH RECOMMENDATION FORM 62

CHAPTER ETERNAL 63

On the cover: Tim McGra w, a 1986 initiate ofEta Omicron Chapter a/ orth eas/ Louisiana University, has relied upon fraternal brothers and old fashioned values in his rise from country boy to country star. Photo by Daniela Federrici. Story on page 48.

Above photo: As th e leaves turn to gold, the brothers of Smyth e-winning Gamma Omicron Chapter will return lo th e beautiful campus of Ohio University. With this issue, Shield & Diamond begins a series off eatures on Pi Kappa Alpha 's Smythe chapters. Photo copyright Ohio Un iversity Graphic Communications. Story on page 29.

VOLUME 106 / NUMBER 3 / SEPTEMBER 1995 FROM THE PRESIDENT'S DESK

SIDELD& he campus has come alive, and excitement is in the air. Soon, the leaves of the old oak will shine with th e refreshing hue of Told gold. But now, the new school year brings its own refresh­ ment of opportunity. As we look fo rward, take a moment to read and refl ect on the past DWIOND year. The September Sh ield & Diamond always contains our Annual OF PI KAPPA ALPHA Report. The fo llowing pages provide good perspecti ve as we renew our journey onward and upward . Published by Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity The weeks since !last wrote offered a slight break fro m a travel 8347 West Range Cove schedule that resulted in 29 trips with 41 visits over the last year. I am Memphis, Tennessee 381 25 F. Anderson Morse 90117 48-1868 now re-acquainted with my neighbors, and even began a remodeling (William and Maty, Kevin E. Virta of my house. There was time to be with brothers closer to home ­ Gamma '76) Editor phone calls to Ri chmond with great fri ends like George Ri egel (Wil­ liam and Mary, Gamma '73) and Ralph Stra ub (Ohio State, Alpha Rho Barba ra E. Perkins Ma naging Edito r '61) ; a trip to Camden Yards with J.D. Neary (William and Mary, Gamma '82); and a Saturday pancake breakfast with prospecti ve rushees Flynn and Jack Hyre, along wi th their fa ther Frank Nick LeRoy Jeff Meletio (Wi lliam and Mary, Gamma '75) . Washington gives one the chance to enj oy time with brothers Contributors who visit, like Dr. and Mrs. Jerome V. Reel (Tulane, Eta '57) ; or who intern on Capitol Hill, like Chris Lofft (Arizona, Gamma Delta '92) and Jim Reed (Lo uisville, Kappa Zeta '95). Also, a Sarah B. Pittman Communications Assistant business trip to the West Coast all owed fo r a great dinner with our Southern Cal (Ga mma Eta) chapter broth ers, plus a Californi a Angels baseball game with several alumni and undergrads. Gwen DeShazo Heather L. Huffman I also enj oyed a long overdue reun ion wi th hometown pal Bob Pierson (Miami-Ohio, Delta Sandra H. Newsom Gamma '78) . Congratu lati ons to the Nester Award-winning Greater Los Angeles Area Alumni Proofreading Associati on, and thanks to Golden West Regional President Tony Leoni (Loyola-Marymount, Paige Laughlin Theta Eta '79) for hi s help ! Circulation The summer yielded many significant events for the extended famil y of the Internati onal Raymond L. Orians Fraternity. Executive Vice President Ray Orians (Memphis, Delta Zeta '66) was installed as Executive Vice President president of th e Fraternity Executi ves Associati on, the trade group for all fraternity profession­ 1994-1996 Supreme Council als. Expansion Director Steven S. Vincent (Missouri-Columbia, Alpha Nu '83) expanded hi s official fa mil y by getting marri ed. And the two Supreme Counci l meetings and th e 1995 Offi c­ F. Anderson Morse President ers Leadership Academy were particularl y fruitful. The Coun cil continued its focus on alumni programming. We discussed at length and approved of the progress to date from our outstand­ Michael S. Risk ing alumni task force. And the Council gave vigorous endorsement to several housing initia­ Vice President tives, th e result of much effort by our staff and housing commissioners. John Michael Williams Vi ce President The four-day Leadership Academy is detail ed in this issue. But let me tell you that it provides leadership training to our student and alumni brothers that is second to none. Extensive new Wallace G. Long Ill Vice President sessions were introduced for rush, housing and the chapter advisors. The traveling consul tant staff, led by Max Holland (Georgia Southern, Iota Upsilon '90) and Mark Dziatczak (Wayne Thomas J. Handler State, Delta Nu '9I) performed the finest model initi ati on ceremony that I have ever seen. Plus, Vi ce President our alumni honorees Jack Lucas (High Point, Delta Omega '56) , Pat Hall oran (Nebraska-Omaha, . William A. Ha rrah ill Delta Chi '62) , Dr. Eldridge Roark (Sa mford, Alpha Pi '52) and Dr. Bob Schluter (Northwest­ Undergraduate Vice Presidem ern, Gamma Rho '84) gave stirring inspi rati on that should be long remembered. Emil E. Peters As the fa ll term begi ns, there is much to work and strive fo r. Many undergrads have already Undergraduate Vice President begun to recruit new members. We must never fo rget that th e quality of our brothers - both H. King Buttermore Ill with their character and their standing in the classes - is cri tical to th e establishment of fri end­ Legal Counsel ship on a fi rmer and more lasting basis. Abraham Lincoln had a quote that is fitting: "Things MEMBER may come to those who wai t, but they will be the things left over from those who hustl e." It is COLLEGE FRATERNITY EDITORS ASSOCIATIO N time to get moving. ln doing so, let us recall th e spirit and principles of our Ritual, whi ch should be the key source that nourishes the eternal fl ame of our beloved Fraternity. SHIELD & DI AMON D (ISSN 8750-7536) is an educational journal published by the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, 8347 West Range Cove, Memph is, TN quarterly in September, December, I hope th at th e fa ll season brings you prosperi ty! May the fl ame of phi phi kappa alpha re­ March and June. Each member receives a copy of the Shield & Diamond. Send correspondence to the same address. Manu ­ main with you always. scripts arc invited, but the publisher will not assume responsi ­ bi lity for the return of unso licited material. Change of address must be reponed prom ptly by gi\'ing full name, chapter, old and Fratern all y, new address. Undergraduate copies are mailed to parents' home address until address change after graduation. Copyright 1995 by Pi KappaAipha Fratern ity. All rights reserved. Second Class postage pai d at Memphis, Tennessee and addi tional mai li ng onices. POSTMASTER: Send address cha nges to SHIELD & DIAMOND, 8347 West Range Cove, Memphis, TN 38 125 . PRJNTED IN U.S.A. F. Anderson Morse In ternational President

4 SEPTEMBER 1995 Expansion-

was both open to and Alpha Psi Chapter ripe for ex pa ns io n. The Headquarters sent Rechartered At Expan ion Con ultant Jeff Brown (So uthern l5 Rutgers University Illinois, Iota Mu '90) and Chapter Consult- "' • ant Brad McLaughlin ~ (O hio, Gamma Omi- cr . ~ e history of Pi Kappa Alpha at Rutgers cron _'89) to campus to a:~ recrUit a group ofsc hol­ University dates back over 80 years. ars, leaders, athl etes, § TiA lpha P i C hapter was originally and gentlemen who founded in 1913. Throughout the year lead­ ~ would become Alpha ~ ing up to 1959, the chapter flourished on cam­ Psi Chapter. Brown and ~" pus despite the occa ional up and downs ex­ McLaughlin proposed ~ perienced by most every chapter in its hi story. i:i their plan to each o- o Unfortunately, 1959 was a fateful year for Al­ ronty. on campus an d t.."' pha Psi. The chapter went sil ent and would re­ asked them to help by main so for over 35 years. But on May 13, recommending the 1995, new life was breathed into the Rutgers Old Queen's Building at Rutgers niversity is the olde t building on campus, top students on cam­ group when 8 1 young men were inducted into and a historic university landmark. In the first three decade of the pus for membership. the newly rechartered Alpha Psi Chapter. nineteenth century, it was the all-purpose institutional building that housed The re ponse was fan­ The rechartering began on Friday, May 12 the fledgling college. Today, Old Queen's houses the office of the president tastic. Foll owing these with the initiation of the 8 1 member , per­ and other administrative offices. meetings Brown and formed by members from Iota Lambda Chap­ McLaughlin conducted personal interviews other chapter would be chartered. But, in 1904 ter (Columbia) and Kappa Beta C hapter with each man recommended to them. This a group of men, informally known as Gamma (Princeton}. On Saturday afternoon Interna­ focused and aggressive approach resulted in Sigma, emerged on campus. Thi group would ti onal President F. Anderson Morse (William 71 men being inducted into the colony on be a secret underground ociety until 19 13 and Mary, Gamma '76) , Director of Ex pan­ April 23 , 1994. when it wou ld pledge its all egiance to the Pi sion Steven S. Vincent (Missouri-Columbia, Soon after the colonization, the colony lost Kappa Alpha Fraternity and be chartered a Alpha Nu '83) , North Atlantic Regional Presi­ 20 men. Many of these men decided on their Alpha Psi Chapter. dent Howard Gold ste in (Lehigh, Gamma own that the colony wasn't for them, but the Today there are 33 fraternities and 15 so­ Lambda '82), and Expansion Consultants colony had to tell a few that they weren't right rorities at Rutgers. Max G. Holland, Jr. (Georgia Southern, Iota for the colony for certain reasons (lack of in­ Ups ilon '90) and Chris Hough (Pittsburgh, volvement in acti vities was the key). But the Gamma Sigma '89) performed the ceremony Rutgers Uni versity History 5 1 remaining members were undaunted by the to officiall y install the chapter. lo of 20 men. This only strengthened thei r That evening the new initiates celebrated Rutgers Univer ity, ori gi nall y known as resolve to form a solid foundation for Alpha their accompli shments with alumni, parents, Queen College, was the e ighth coll ege Psi Chapter. The colony promptly went out dates, and international officers in an instal­ founded in the American colonie in 1766. It and offered 15 bids to the top prospects in the lation banquet at the Radisson Hote l in wa founded by the Dutch Reform Church and Fall ru sh of 1994. Every bid extended was ac­ Somerset, New Jersey. International Presi­ the initial curri culum included Greek, Latin, cepted, and the colony's ru sh was regarded as dent Morse delivered the keynote addre . The and hi story. By 1774, Queens enro ll ed 20 the top rush on campus. It became clear that members of Alpha Psi then presented him male students and two full time tutors. They the Pikes had returned to the Rutgers Univer­ with a mounted and framed Dagger and Key met in a converted tavern call ed "The Sign Of sity campus with a purpose: to be the best. and framed photographs of Old Queens and The Red Lion" on the corner of Albany and the Rutgers Flag. ei lson streets (now the ite of John on & For many years Alpha Psi alumni and the Rutgers Greek System Johnson world headquarters). In 1807, the International Fraternity fostered hope that the school was moved to th e building now known chapter could ome day be rechartered. On This year, the Rutgers Greek Sy tem cel­ as Old Queens on the Coll ege Avenue Cam­ many occasions inquiries were made to the ebrates its 150 birthday "On the Banks of the pus. Univer ity only to find that the campus was Old Raritan .. Where Rutgers Evermore Shall The Coll ege closed in 18 17, but was revived either not open to expansion, or that efforts Stand" (from the Rutgers alma mater). The in 1825 through a 5,000 donation by Revo­ were not conducive to success at that particu­ Greek System began with the Epsi lon Chap­ luti onary War veteran Col. Henry Rutgers. lar time. In 1990 the Headquarters was con­ ter of Delta Phi Fraternity in 1845 , whi ch was What was Queens Coll ege was appropri ately tacted by a small intere t group. Earnest ef­ followed by the Zeta Psi Fraternity in 1848. renamed Rutger University. Today Rutgers forts were made to work through that group These two groups exi ted alone for I 0 year Uni versity has 40,000 student and over 2,500 to reestablish Alpha Psi, but the group ulti­ until De lta Upsilon chartered a chapter on facul ty on seven campuses located in three cit­ mately decided that it would remain a local campus in 1858. Within twenty year there ies throughout ew Jer ey. It has the distinc­ group without national affi li ation. would be e ight fraternitie flourishing at tion of being the state's land grant univer ity. Then, in Spring 1994, the Rutgers campus Rutgers. Thirty years wou ld pass before an- •

SEPTEMBER 1995 5 Update- Executive Vice President Announces Changes to Headquarters Staff

Executive Vice President Raymond Internati onal University and Illinois L. Orians announces the appointment State Uni versity, both of which are of Clarence R. " Lance" Dowdy now cha rtered c hapters (Kappa (Kentucky, Omega '89) to the position Gamma a nd Kappa Alpha respec­ of director of alumni affair . Dowdy ti vely). fill s the position vacated by Matthew On July 1 1995 Daniel W. Corah P. Dey (Clemson, Eta Alpha '89). (Colorado State, Epsilon Th eta '83) Prior to becoming director of alumni was promoted to executive housing affairs, Dowdy traveled fo r a year as office r. Cora h has bee n on the a chapter consultant, visiting chapters Clarence R. Matthew P. Dey Daniel W. Corah Fraternity's staff for nine years and in the Sunshine, Great Lakes, and "Lance" Dowdy (Clemson, (Colorado State, served as housing officer for seven Lone Star regions. Dowdy also (Kentucky, Omega '89) Eta Alpha '89) Epsilon Th eta '83) years prior to his promotion. In those worked on the colonizati on at the seven years Corah has established Uni versity ofNorth Carolina-Char- himself as a leading authority on fra­ lotte and the reorgani zation of Gamma Chi term he investi gated and began the initial ternity chapter housing. This past year he de­ Chapter at Oklahoma State University. As an development of many programs aimed at as­ veloped a comprehensive housing educational undergraduate Dowdy served hi s chapter as sisting alumni and alumni associati ons along program, unveil ed at the Officers Leadership SMC while also servin g the University of w ith coordinating the Speakers Program Academy, designed to assist chapters with Kentucky as student body president and as a which helps chapters bring international of­ their overall housing management. On the member of the board of trustees. Dowdy fi cers to speak at special alumni functions. promotion, Executive Vi ce President brings a wealth of enthusiasm and experi ence Dey also laid the ground work for the Pi Kappa Raymond L. Orians said, "Dan has become a to the position. Alpha calling card program for undergradu­ seasoned veteran on staff and in the housing Dey departed th e staff June 30, 1995 after ates. Prior to his term as director of alumni arena with his peers in other fraternities and serving one year as director of alumni affairs affairs, Dey traveled as a chapter consultant sororities. He is an integral part of our execu­ to pursue other career interests. During hi s in 1992-93 . He established colonies at Florida ti ve management team." •

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For more information, please call 1-800-457-7093. A Letter from the International President

Brothers Mine,

It is a pleasure to present the Annual Report for 1994-95. You will note that this past year was one of the best in our 127 year history. We had many accomplishments, including these highlights:

• Pi Kappa Alpha pledged more men per chapter than any other fraternity. • Pi Kappa Alpha initiated more men per chapter than any other fraternity. • Pi Kappa Alpha maintained the largest average chapter size of any fraternity. • We gave significant attention to enhance three major programs - rush, housing and member­ ship development. • Important strategic initiatives are also well under way in the alumni and scholastic areas.

F. Anderson Morse We concluded the year with 204 active groups - 193 chapters and II colonies. This marks our (William and Mary, largest point ever. It also reaffirms the balanced strategy of maintaining a commitment to excellence Gamma '76) in our existing chapters, while sustaining an aggressive but high quality expansion effort.

Our undergraduate brothers continued to attract and recruit young men through some of the best programs found in the Greek world. Many chapters remained at or near the top of their school's fraternity system, and 32 groups received the Fraternity's Chapter Excellence Award for superlative overall operations. In addition, we established colonies at 9 campuses around the U.S. and Canada, more than any other fraternity. Let me assure you that we have the finest expansion program in the Greek world. Also, we are very proud of the new schools that now host Pi Kappa Alpha, as well as the fact that we are re-establishing closed (or silent) chapters, rechartering three this past year.

As with any industry, growth is the biggest challenge - it separates winners from losers. This means not just growth in numbers, but also steady, creative improvement in program quality ­ which insures that our undergraduates receive a true and lasting lifetime experience. To manage well over the long haul, most entities (for profit and not-for-profit) enjoy the longevity of a talented senior staff. We have just that! Pi Kappa Alpha benefits from a highly professional and experienced resident staff in Memphis, and they have served us well.

No year is without challenges. Our general fund budget was well managed and balanced, but it was very tight. Our scholarship and alumni development need great attention. Our chapters should exhibit a better use and understanding of our Ritual. Fewer men are signing up for "formal rush", and several . schools are considering a deferred rush process. We disagree with this concept, believing that free market recruitment of new members is both fair and consistent with our constitutional rights. Also, we had another excellent year with risk management claims; but, experience shows that the issue has not vanished.

The next year offers great promise. Our undergrad and alumni brothers have made that opportunity possible. More of the same zealous energy will be essential to a future that should be even brighter than our past.

Fraternall y,

F. Anderson Morse International President

8 SEPTEMBER 1995 1994-95 Annual Report THE P I KAP P A ALPHA F R ATERNITY

Leadership Programs

Chapter Presidents Conference

The 1995 Chapter Presidents Conference was held at the Peabody Hotel in Memphis, Tenne ee, from January 5'h through the 8'h. A total of 167 chapter pre ident attended the conference, making it the largest in the 22 year hi story of the Chapter Presidents Conference. The goal of the conference has always been to provide leadership training, education on chapter programs, and per onal development. The 1995 conference accomplished this through a series of workshops highlighted by a strategic leadership eminar by Dr. Jerry Askew (North Carolina, Tau '73), a di scussion on ethics and va lue as taught in the Pi Kappa Alpha Ritual led by Dr. Jerry Reel (Tu lane, Eta '57), Will Keirn 's "Real Man Primer" seminar, and a final banquet keynote address by International President Andy Mor e (William and Mary, Gamma '76). The registration fee for the conference wa $150, but the SMCs who attended paid only $ 10 because the Educational Foundation provided a $ 125 scholarship and the Ri kAware­ ness Foundation gave a $ 15 scholarship to each chapter president.

Regional Leadership Conferences

1994-95 was another successful year for regional leadership conferences thanks to the dedicated regional presidents and vice presidents who coordinate the 16 independent conferences. A total of 2,134 Pikes attended a regional leadership conference, making this the Fraternity's farthest reaching leadership program. Of our 204 chapters and colonje , 192 sent representati ves to their respective regional leadership conferences for a 94% chapter attendance rate. The regional leadership confer­ 1 / ences focused on rush. Each of the 16 conferences scheduled a total of 4 2 hours on rush education. Students also received training on other critical programs such as member hip education (incl uding pledge education), finances, scholar hip, and risk management.

Membership Education Program

Whi le many students enjoyed a holiday break from school during December, the chapter consult­ ants, without any chapters to visit, spent their time in Memphis hard at work revising the Fraternity's Membership Education Program (formerly the membership development program). The Membership Education Program was created in 1990 with the goal of providing education and development to members beyond pledge education. The program wa composed of pledge education, candidate education (ingress and post initiation), middle year education, and senior year education. Many chapters embraced this program; however they fe lt it was somewhat complex in its tructure, and that it Continued >

SEPTEMBER 1995 9 was difficult to differenti ate programs for middle and senior year members without diluting the program. With this perspective in mind, and with fresh input from chapters visited in the fa ll , the consultants took the program to a new stage and created a continuing education module whi ch will take the place of the middle and senior year modules of the old program. The consultants created a manual , released at the 1995 Officers Leadership Academy, that provides a month by month outline for successfull y implementing a continuing education program. This revision has proven simple and effective for chapters' use in a pilot test run.

Speakers Program

Pi Kappa Alpha's Speakers Program stayed busy this past year by providing speakers for chapters celebrating Founders Day and significant anniversaries. Supreme Council members, international officers, past national and international presidents, and various other alumni were invo lved in this program. Qualifying chapters received up to $300 to offset the cost of bringing the speaker to the chapter. Last year 13 different speakers were utilized by chapters. International President F. Anderson Morse spoke at the lO Oth anniversary of Upsilon Chapter (A uburn Un iversity), the 35th anniversary of Epsil on Nu Chapter (Georgia State University) and the 25th armjversary of Eta Alpha Chapter (Clemson University) . International Historian and Past National President Dr. Jerome V. Reel was the keynote speaker at the 75th anniversary of Beta Kappa Chapter (Emory University) and the 15th anniversary of Theta Sigma Chapter (Winthrop University) .

1994-95 Regional Leadership Conferences

REGION ATTENDANCE # of CHAPTERS 1995-96 CONFERENCES Arkoma, Feb. 3-5, 1995 134 8 Feb. 2-4, 1996, Little Rock, AR Carolinas, Feb. 17-19, 1995 135 14 Feb. 2-4, 1996, Charlotte, NC Cumberland, Nov. 11-13, 1994 132 16 Feb 16-18, 1996, Johnson City, TN Delta, Mar. 31 -Apr. 1, 1995 105 9 Mar. 1-3, 1996, New Orleans, LA Di xie , Feb. 17-19, 1995 130 13 Feb. 9-11 , 1996, Atlanta, GA Founders, Nov. 4-6, 1994 183 13 Nov. 10-12, 1995, Fairfax, VA Golden West, Feb. 24-26, 1995 145 16 Feb. 16-18, 1996, Los Angeles, CA Great Lakes, Feb. 3-5, 1995 213 15 Feb. 2-4, 1996, Windsor, Ontario Great Plains, Nov. 4-6, 1994 135 8 Nov. 3-5, 1995, Minneapolis, MN Heartland, Nov. 18-20, 1994 100 11 Oct. 27-29, 1995, Kansas City, MO Lone Star, Oct. 28-30, 1994 111 12 Sept. 22-24, 1995,Austin, TX Midwest, Nov. 11-13, 1994 115 12 Nov. 17-19, 1995 , Bloomington, IL North Atlantic, Feb. 10 -12, 1995 198 20 Feb. 9-11 , 1996, Hartford, CT Northwest, Feb. 11-12, 1995 145 7 Feb. 17-18, 1996, Seattle, WA Roc ~es , Feb.24-26, 1995 88 11 Feb. 23-25, 1996, Denver, CO Sunshine, Apr. 7-9, 1995 65 6 Feb. 23-25, 1996, Orlando, FL

10 SEPTEMBER 1995 Chapter Services

The chapter ervi ce department of the Memori al Headquarters is charged with the re pon ibi li ty of CHAPTER providing developmental services to Pi Kappa Alpha' s ex isting chapters. In addition to accompl i hing PROFICIENCY this task, chapter ervices personnel assi t the expan ion and housing department in the completi on RATINGS of their goals and objecti ves. The ervice department began the 1994-95 consulting year with ix chapter con ultants. Fun ding 9 for a eventh chapter con ultant wa approved by the 1994 Internati onal Conventi on and thi taff addition wa made in December. The six original consultants started their traveling year with rush visits. Fi fteen ru h vi it were conducted in mid to late August. The first regul ar con ulting visi t took pl ace on Augu t 24, 1994. By the end of the year, chapter con ultant had conducted 290 visit to chapters and colonies. In addition to regul ar, comprehensive consulting work, chapter consultants conducted visits focu ing on ru h, fin ances and ri sk manage- ment education. They also assi ted in colony in specti ons and cha1t erings and conducted or assi ted in two membership reviews. In the midst of these re- 45 pon ibilities, enough to keep them busy for a year, consultants also provided valuable faculty resources at each of the Fraternity's sixteen regional confe rences, the International Conventi on and the Chapter Presidents Conference. An additional responsibility of the services department is to assist chapters in diffic ul t circumstances due to behavioral problem and to facilitate alumni invo lvement in chapter at all levels of performance. ln order to fu lfi ll this mi ssion, Director of Services cott A. Russell (Kansas, Beta Gamma '85) visited chapters in Washington, D.C., Kansas, Mi souri , Georgia, Mississippi, Florida, Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio. The purpo e of the e vi it ranged fro m alumni advisory board training to membership reviews to mediati on between chapter and uni ersitie . Excellent: 49 Above Average: 71

Average: 45

Below Average: 19

Critical· 1

Not Rated: 9

Based on Risk Management consultant evaluations

Risk management education continued to be an imp01tant focus of Pi Kappa Alpha duri ng the 1994-95 academic year. Ri k management educati onal sessions were conducted at each of the Fraterni ty' s sixteen regional leadership conference as well as at the Intern ati onal Convention and the Chapter Presidents Conference. Chapter consultants also pent a good portion of their time at chapters di scussing ri sk management issues with chapter presidents, risk manager and rank-a nd-fi le member . All offi cial ri sk management efforts of the Internati onal Fraterni ty, whether at a regional leader hip conference or in a chapter house, are funded by the Ri sk Awareness Foundation. The Ri k Awareness Foundation, to which all chapter and members contribute through their partici pation in the Fraterni ty's general li ability program, funds educati onal programs, funds the Fraterni ty 's self­ retention fund and pays the premiums for the excess and umbrella insurance policies that provide coverage to program pmticipants beyond the Fraterni ty's self-retention level. Whi le funding the va ri ous levels of self- retention, excess and umbrella coverage is important, the most va luabl e use of the Risk Awa reness Foundati on's doll ars are fo r educational programs. The Foundati on make funds available to the Fraternity to cover the travel costs of vari ous staff member to educati onal programs, supplement the budgets of leadership program organi zed by the Fratern ity and to purchase educati onal materi als uch as the Fraternal Law new letters that all chapters receive. During 1994-95, the Ri sk Awa rene Foundati on provided over 50,000 in direct and indirect support for such programs. Continued J>

SEPTEMB ER 1995 I t The availability of the funds for educational programs is impacted by the amount of money the Foundation must expend to investigate, defend and/or settle claims, as well as the amount of money whi ch must go annuall y to pay the premium on the Fraternity's excess and umbrella policies. This last figure is impacted by the effectiveness of the Risk Awa reness Foundation's educational programs as we ll as the diligence that chapter members exercise at the chapter level. The table below indicates the annual amount the Foundation has paid since its inception in 1987 as well as the total amount paid. While Pi Kappa Alpha has experienced clear progress since 1987, it is interesting to note that the Fraternity and Foundation have paid out almost $1,000,000 in claims and related expenses since 1987. This figure serves as a constant reminder of the importance of strong risk management. An even more important symbol, though, is what this large figure represents - many of the dollars spent investigating and settling claims are related to an injury suffered by an individual, probably a brother. Thus, we must always remember that the ultimate goal of risk management is not to save dollars, although that is very important. The most important goal of Pi Kappa Alpha's risk management program is to help chapter members create a safe, healthy and fun environment for our brothers and their friends and guests.

YEAR CLAIMS LOSSES Claims Summary: 1987-88 15 $2 18,000 1988-89 16 232,000 Total Claims Paid ...... $770,000 1989-90 16 132,000 Total Clai ms Reserved ...... 190,000 1990-91 16 63 ,000 Total Losses ...... 960,000 199 1-92 4 129,000 1992-93 1 I 145 ,000 All dollars rounded to the nearest $1,000. 1993-94 3 19,000 1994-95 figures before annual audit. 1994-95 11 22,000

This Year in Expansion

Charterings Rockhurst College Old Dominion University Kappa Epsilon Chapter Zeta Iota Chapter 48 Founding Members, 12/17/94 91 Founding Members, 4/15/95

University of Louisville University of New Hampshire Kappa Zeta Chapter Gamma Mu Chapter 61 Founding Members, 1/21 /95 60 Founding Members, 4/29/95

New Mexico State University Rutgers University Kappa Eta Chapter Alpha Psi Chapter 42 Founding Members, 3/25/95 81 Founding Members, 5/13/95 Colonizations University of Nevada-Las Vegas University of the Pacific University of North Carolina-Charlotte California State University-San Bernardino Western Illinois Un iversity Youngstown State University State University of New York-Albany Wilfrid Laurier University University of Maine

Upcoming Colonizations

University of South Dakota (Fall 1995) Tufts University (Tentative, Fall 1995) Sl ippery Rock University (Tentative, Fall 1995) University of Maryland, Delta Psi (Tentative, Fall 1995) American Un iversity (Spring .1996) University of California-San Diego (Spring 1996) Coastal Carolina Un1vers1ty (Spnng 1996) University of Pennsylvania, Beta Pi (Tentative, Spring 1996) University of California-Riverside (Spring 1998)

12 SEPTEMBER 1995 Chapter Finance

The positi on of director of chapter finance was created at the 1994 Convention in Tampa Florida to CHAPTER help reduce the accounts receivable that the Memori al Headquarter ha incurred over the past few FINANCIAL years. Ralph Simon (Centra l Florida, Eta Phi '89) assumed the role on January 1, 1995. After one PROFICIENCY month, the accounts receivabl e delinquencies decreased 25%. In addi tion to tackl ing the accounts receivabl e problem, the director is charged with increasing programming and communication. Simon 4% conducted three on-site visits. These took place at West Virginia Uni versity, Auburn Univer ity, and West Georgia Coll ege. Simon has also begun to implement a new service that all chapter and coloni es will be able to utilize. Cash Concentrati on is a service that wi ll enable chapter or colonies to pay their General Fund and Self-Retention bills electroni call y. This program will be test piloted on va ri ous chapters beginning in the Fa ll of 1995.

22%

Excellent: 32% Expansion 59 Chapters

Above Average: 30% Pi Kappa Alpha 's expansion program had yet another highl y succe sful year. Six in tall ations 55 Chapters ranked first in the fraternity world. The Fraternity's undying commitment to it silent chapters was evident with three of six installations being recharterings. Rutgers Uni versity (A lpha Psi), the Average: 22% University of ew Hampshire (Ga mma Mu) and Old Dominion University (Zeta Iota) once again 41 Chapters proudly fl y the fl ag of Pi Kappa Alpha. In addition to the install ati ons, the expansion team coordinated nine coloni zations, ranki ng thi rd Below Average: 13% among all fraternities. Highlights included our first ever presence in the state of Maine, three new 24 Chapters groups for the Golden West region and yet another colony in Canada, further strengthening our Critical: 4% international status. 8 Chapters In addition to install ati ons and coloni zati ons, more than twenty visits were made to existing colonies to provide assistance with the attainment of thei r chartering goals and obj ectives. Based on 1994-95 ' s expansion program was led for the third consecutive year by Director of Expan ion Steven consultant evaluations S. Vincent (Missouri-Columbia, Alpha Nu '83). Vincent was aided by Expansion Consul tants Christopher S. Hough (Pittsburgh, Gamma Sigma '89) and Max G. Holl and, Jr. (Georgia Southern, Iota Upsilon '89). Hough retumed to staff fo r a second year of excell ent service. Holl and remai ns with expansion and will be joined by Shad D. Williams (Oklahoma State, Gamma Chi '90) . The uccess of the expansion program is evident in the characteri stics of Pi Kappa Alpha' coloni es and newe t chapters. In almost every case, the groups are at or near the top of thei r Greek sy tern s in terms of academi cs, campus leadership and membership size. Credit fo r these results li es pti marily with the colony/chapter members and the devoted alumni advisory boards.

SEPTEMBER 1995 13 Financial Statement

REVENUE 1993-1994 1994-1995 Dues & Fees ...... $ 1,187,328 $ 1,308, 100 Investment & Fund Income ...... 200, 11 8 203,712 Convention Fees ...... 45,000 167,080 Officers Leadership Academy ...... 85 ,497 25,000 Risk Management Fees ...... 536,827 566, 182 All Others ...... 350,034 334,759

Total Revenue ...... $2,404,804 $2,604,833

EXPENDITURES Chapter & Alumni Services ...... $ 612,050 $ 713,584 Publications ...... 165,911 163,765 Convention & Officers Leadership Academy ...... 90,586 200, 131 Risk Management ...... 398,88 1 549,852 Administration ...... 746,157 839,724 Contribution to Foundati on ...... 153,000 115,300

Tota l Expenditures ...... $ 2,166,585 $ 2,582,356

Net Income ...... $ 238,219 $ 22,477

Tops in Membership

TOP 10 CHAPTERS IN PLEDGES TOP 10 CHAPTERS IN THE NATION 1 00+ MAN CHAPTERS (Lifetime Initiates) (These chapters were recognized with Epsilon Gamma awards at the 1995 Officers Leadership (Texas Tech) ...... 66 Alpha Eta (Florida) ...... 2,873 Academy) Eta Phi (Central Florida) ...... 59 Upsilon (Auburn) ...... 2,335 Iota Alpha (Wyoming) ...... 57 Gamma Omicron (Ohio) ...... 143 Kappa Alpha (Illinois State) ...... 55 Alpha Tau (Utah) ...... 2,316 Epsilon Omicron Delta Xi (Indiana) ...... 132 (Stephen F Austin State) ...... 54 Zeta (Tennessee-Knoxville) ...... 2,201 Epsilon Gamma(Texas Tech) ...... 132 Epsilon Sigma Beta Mu (Texas) ...... 2,167 Gamma Delta (Arizona) ...... 130 (Tennessee-Martin) ...... 54 Alpha Mu (Georgia) ...... 1 ,924 Alpha Omega (Kansas State) ...... 123 Gamma Omicron (Ohio) ...... 53 Iota Mu (Southern Illinois) ...... 52 Gamma Theta (Mississippi State) .. ... 1,838 Beta Mu (Texas) ...... 119 Delta Xi (Indiana) ...... 49 Alpha Nu (Missouri-Columbia) ...... 1,819 Theta Lambda(Creighton) ...... 111 Alpha Omega (Kansas State) ...... 48 Gamma Epsilon (Utah State) ...... 1,806 Beta Phi (Purdue) ...... 109 TOP 10 CHAPTERS IN INITIATIONS Beta Phi (Purdue) ...... 1,798 Beta Eta (Illinois) ...... 108 Kappa Alpha (Illinois State) ...... 107 Eta Phi (Central Florida) ...... 51 Alpha Eta (Florida) ...... 106 Iota Chi (Connecticut) ...... 50 Delta Gamma (Miami of Ohio) ...... 106 Epsilon Lambda (Murray State) .... 48 Delta Xi (Indiana) ...... 47 Iota Psi (Appalachian State) ...... 103 Alpha Eta (Florida) ...... 44 Zeta Iota (Old Dominion) ...... 101 Gamma Omicron (Ohio) ...... 44 Eta Omicron (Northeast Louisiana) 101 Kappa Alpha (Illinois State) ...... 44 Gamma Xi (Washington State) ...... 100 Eta Nu (Northern Illinois) ...... 43 Theta Omicron (Indiana State) ..... 43 Iota Alpha (Wyoming) ...... 100 Zeta Gamma (Eastern Illinois) .. .. . 41 Iota Mu (Southern Illinois) ...... 100

14 SEPTEMBER 1995 Housing

Housing i important to Pi Kappa Alpha' chapter . The role of the International Fraternity in thi CHAPTER HOUSE area is primarily that of a lender. Through the Chapter Hou e Fund, admini tered by the Pi Kappa FUND Alpha Housing Commission, loans are granted to qualifying chapter and hou e corporation . Total Assets The Housing Commission makes two types of loans, secured and un ecured. The un ecured loan i $5,947,913 for furnishings and equipment. The secured loan i for the purcha e, building or renovation of a 11 .24% chapter house. The maximum limit on an unsecured loan i $25,000. The limit on a ecured loan i $150,000 with a first mortgage, or $ 100,000 with a second mortgage. In the 1994-95 fiscal year, the Chapter House Fund committed, disbur ed, modified, refinanced and/or subordinated loans for housing purposes at:

Alpha Zeta (University ofArkansas) Gamma Gamma (University ofD enver) Delta Tau (Arizona State University) 25.86% Epsilon Theta (Colorado State University) Eta Zeta (Middle Tennessee State University) Eta Omicron (Northeast Louisiana University) Iota Psi (Appalachian State University)

The Holding Corporation is a non-profit corporation created in 1963 . The role of the Holding Corporation is to hold title to properties, both improved and unimproved, that have been acquired by the Fraternity. The Memorial Headquarters is not one of these properties. The International Fraternity is not, nor does it desire to be, in the business of owning chapter houses. However, circumstances may occasionally occur when property i acquired. The Holding Corporation Loans in Chapter Housing: currently owns real estate at the following locations: $3,731 ,786 (62.74%)

Long Term Investments: Alpha (University of Virginia) [land only] $1,538,195 (25.86%) Alpha Zeta (University ofArkansas)* Alpha Theta (West Virginia University) Current Assets : Beta Beta (University of Washington)* $668,760 (11 .24%) Beta Nu (Oregon State University) Gamma Omega (University ofMiami) Miscellaneous: Delta Lambda (Florida State University) $9,172 (0.15%) Epsilon Delta (University of North Texas) [land only] Zeta Mu (University of Idaho) Theta Lambda (Creighton University) Theta Mu (University ofMassachusetts)

*Acquired this .fiscal year

SEPTEMBER 1995 IS Division IAthleticsAward: 1995 International Awards Gamma Omicron (Ohio University)

LoyaltyAward: Division 1/AthleticsAward: Patrick W. Halloran (University of Nebraska-Omaha, Delta Chi '62) Epsilon Theta (Colorado State University)

DistinguishedAchievementAward: Division 11/AthleticsAward: Jacklyn H. Lucas (High Point University, Delta Omega '56) Theta Sigma (Winthrop University)

William R. NesterAward(A/umniAssociation): PublicationsAward: Greater Los Angeles Area Alumni Association lotaAipha (University of Wyoming)

ChapterAdvisor of the Year: ScholarshipAwards: Mark A. Robertson (Southern Methodist, Beta Zeta '82) Alpha Delta (Georgia Institute of Technology) Advisor to Epsilon Eta Chapter, University of Houston Alpha Lambda(Georgetown College) Alpha Omicron (Southwestern University) Gamma Omega (University of Miami) Robert Adger Smythe Award : Gamma Omicron (Ohio University) Delta Nu (Wayne State University) Gamma Omicron (Ohio University) EpsilonAipha (Trinity College) Theta Omicron (Indiana State University) ZetaAipha "A" (GMI Engineering and Management Institute) Iota Theta (California Polytechnic State University) ZetaAipha "B" (GMI Engineering and Management Institute) Iota Omega (University of Western Ontario) Iota Delta (Rose Hulman Institute of Technology) ZetaAipha "B" (GMI Engineering and Management Institute) Iota Nu (St. Louis University) Iota Mu (Southern Illinois University) Eta Omicron (Northeast Louisiana University) Scholarship Cup: Theta Sigma (Winthrop University) Kappa Beta (Princeton University) Iota Delta (Rose Hulman Institute of Technology) Iota Nu (St. Louis University) Chapter House of the Year: Zeta Alpha "A & B" (GMI Engineering and Management Institute) Chapter Awards Best Chapter Room: Harvey T. Newel/Award (Most Improved Chapter): Theta Omicron (Indiana State University) Gamma Tau (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) Most Improved Rush Awards by Region: Division I Rush Award: Arkoma Region: Epsilon Phi (University of Centra/Arkansas) Gamma Omicron (Ohio University) Carolinas Region: Xi (University of South Carolina) Honorable Mention: Cumberland Region :Aipha Lambda(Georgetown College) Beta Tau (University of Michigan) Delta Region : Gamma Iota (University of Mississippi) Dixie Region : Theta Alpha (University of North Alabama) Division II Rush Award: Founders Region: Iota Zeta (Randolph Macon College) Iota Mu (Southern Illinois University) Golden West Region: Iota Eta (University of Nevada-Reno) Great Lakes Region: Beta Tau (University of Michigan) Honorable Mention: Great Plains Region : Zeta Rho (University of North Dakota) Epsilon Lambda (Murray State University) Heartland Region : Iota Nu (St. Louis University) Beta Zeta (Southern Methodist University) Lone Star Region: Epsilon Omicron (Stephen F. Austin State University) Midwest Region : Iota Mu (Southern Illinois University) Division Ill Rush Award: North Atlantic Region : Gamma Tau (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) Theta Lambda(Creighton University) Northwest Region: Beta Beta (University of Washington) Rockies Region : Beta Upsilon (University of Colorado) Honorable Mention: Sunshine Region :Aipha Eta (University of Florida) Iota Nu (St. Louis University) Highest Rush Awards by Region: Alumni RelationsAward: Arkoma Region: Delta Theta (Arkansas State University) Alpha Delta(Georgia Institute of Technology) Carolinas Region : Xi (University of South Carolina) Community ServiceAward: Cumberland Region : Kappa Zeta (University of Louisville) Iota Omega (University of Western Ontario) Delta Region : Zeta Beta (Delta State University) Dixie Region:ThetaAipha (University of North Alabama) Pledge Education Award: Founders Region :AiphaTheta(West Virginia University) Iota Delta (Rose Hulman Institute of Technology) Golden West Region : Iota Pi (University of California-LosAngeles) Great Lakes Region: Gamma Omicron (Ohio University) Honorable Mention: Great Plains Region : Delta Chi (University of Nebraska-Omaha) Gamma Rho (Northwestern University) Heartland Region :Aipha Omega (Kansas State) Lone Star Region: Epsilon Gamma (Texas Tech University) Membership DevelopmentAward: Midwest Region : KappaAipha (Illinois State University) ZetaAipha "A" (GMI Engineering and Management Institute) North Atlantic Region : Gamma Tau (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) Northwest Region : Gamma Xi (Washington State University) CampuslnvolvementAward: Rockies Region: lotaAipha (University of Wyoming) Theta Sigma (Winthrop University) Sunshine Region: Eta Phi (University of Central Florida)

16 SEPTEMBER 1995 Directory of Chapters, Colonies and Alumni Associations

THE CHAPTERS: NU (Wofford College) ALPHA DELTA (Georgia Institute of Technology) 429 N. Church St. 211 Tenth St. N.W., Atlanta, GA 30318 ALPHA (University of Virginia) Spartanburg, SC 29303-6336 Advisor: Tim Cole 513 Rugby Rd., Charlottesville, VA 22903 Advisor: Vacant 1994-95 Pledgings: 19 Advisor: Mike Kerrigan 1994-95 Pledgings: 19 1994-95 Initiations: 19 1994-95 Pledgings: 14 1994-95 Initiations: 22 Current Actives: 63 1994·95 Initiations: 11 Current Actives: 59 Total Chapter Size: 1,663 Current Actives: 46 Total Chapter Size: 802 Total Chapter Size: 1,474 ALPHA EPSILON (North Carolina State University) XI (University of South Carolina) 214 South Fraternity Court, Raleigh, NC 27606 P.O. Box 85128, University of South Carolina BETA (Davidson College) Advisor: Dennis H. Cooke, Ill Columbia, SC 29225 P.O. Box 574, Davidson College, Davidson, NC 28036 Advisor: William P. Murdock, Jr. 1994-95 Pledgings: 25 Advisor: Mitchell A. Rhea 1994-95 Pledgings: 39 1994-95 Initiations: 36 1994-95 Pledgings: 16 1994-95 Initiations: 25 Current Actives: 88 1994-95 Initiations: 16 Current Actives: 73 Total Chapter Size: 1,250 Current Actives: 69 Total Chapter Size: 1,181 Total Chapter Size: 1,408 ALPHA ETA (University of Florida) OMICRON (University of Richmond) 1904 West University Ave., Gainesville, FL 32604 GAMMA (College of William & Mary) Box 188, University Station, Richmond, VA 23173 Advisor: Michael J. Puleo Box 4233, College Station, Williamsburg, VA 23186 Advisor: Vacant 1994-95 Pledgings: 47 Advisor: Philip A. Hatfield 1994-95 Pledgings: 18 1994-95 Initiations: 44 1994-95 Pledgings: 17 1994·95 Initiations: 28 Current Actives: 106 1994-95 Initiations: 14 Current Actives: 84 Total Chapter Size: 2,873 Current Actives: 54 Total Chapter Size: 1,185 Total Chapter Size: 1,402 ALPHA THETA (West Virginia University) PI (Washington & Lee University) 117 Belmar Ave., Morgantown, WV 26505 ZETA (University of Tennessee) 106 N. Main St., Lexington, VA 24450 Advisor: Duffy Guschel 1820 Fraternity Park Drive, Knoxville, TN 37916 Advisor: Joseph C. Smith, Jr. 1994-95 Pledgings: 29 Advisor: Rick Kuhlman 1994-95 Pledgings: 20 1994-95 Initiations: 13 1994-95 Pledgings: 34 1994-95 Initiations: 16 Current Actives: 81 1994-95 Initiations: 11 Current Actives: 70 Total Chapter Size: 1,433 Current Actives: 50 Total Chapter Size: 1,214 Total Chapter Size: 2,201 ALPHA IOTA (Millsaps College) SIGMA (Vanderbilt University) P.O. Box 150468, Jackson, MS 39210 2408 Kensington Place, Nashville, TN 37212 ETA (Tulane University) Advisor: Vacant Advisor: George H. Heins, Ill 1036 Broadway, New Orleans, LA 70118 1994-95 Pledgings: 23 1994-95 Pledgings: 22 Advisor: Robert Adam Shapiro 1994-95 Initiations: 6 1994-95 Initiations: 22 1994·95 Pledgings: 26 Current Actives: 75 Current Actives: 76 1994-95 Initiations: 16 Total Chapter Size: 1,495 Total Chapter Size: 1,489 Current Actives: 68 Total Chapter Size: 1 ,245 TAU (University of North Carolina) ALPHA KAPPA (University of Missouri-Rolla) 106 Fraternity Court, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Box 156, 9th at Bishop, Rolla, MO 65401 THETA (Rhodes College) Advisor: Michael S. Rosenbacher Advisor: Christopher W. Ramsay Box BG, Rhodes College, Memphis, TN 38112 1994-95 Pledgings: 21 1994·95 Pledgings: 16 Advisor: Jason Hood 1994-95 Initiations: 10 1994-95 Initiations: 10 1994-95 Pledgings: 23 Current Actives: 60 Current Actives: 56 1994-95 Initiations: 19 Total Chapter Size: 1,478 Total Chapter Size: 1,237 Current Actives: 48 Total Chapter Size: 911 UPSILON (Auburn University) ALPHA LAMBDA (Georgetown College) 840 West Magnolia Ave., Auburn, AL 36830 400 E. College, Georgetown, KY 40324 IOTA (Hampden-Sydney College) Advisor: Bill Ham, Jr. Advisor: Dr. John A. Sadlon Box 343, Hampden-Sydney College, 1994-95 Pledgings: 38 1994-95 Pledgings: 13 Hampden-Sydney, VA 23943 1994-95 Initiations: 29 1994-95 Initiations: 12 Advisor: John Waters Current Actives: 91 Current Actives: 39 1994-95 Pledgings: 19 Total Chapter Size: 2,335 Total Chapter Size: 1,068 1994-95 Initiations: 16 Current Actives: 40 OMEGA (University of Kentucky) ALPHA MU (University of Georgia) Total Chapter Size: 1,165 459 Huguelet Drive, Lexington, KY 40508 360 South Lumpkin St., Athens, GA 30602 Advisor: Patrick Schmidt Advisor: Lauren M. Coile 1994-95 Pledgings: 38 KAPPA (Transylvania) 1994·95 Pledgings: 21 1994-95 Initiations: 19 Transylvania University, 300 N. Broadway, 1994-95 Initiations: 15 Current Actives: 88 Lexington, KY 40505 Current Actives: 88 Total Chapter Size: 1,717 Advisor: Mark Blankenship Total Chapter Size: 1,924 1994-95 Pledgings: 17 ALPHA ALPHA (Duke University) 1994·95 Initiations: 16 Box 99308, Durham, NC 27708-9308 ALPHA NU (University of Missouri-Columbia) Current Actives: 44 Advisor: Keith S. Hasson 916 South Providence Rd., Columbia, MO 65201 Total Chapter Size: 974 1994-95 Pledgings: 18 Advisor: Evan Richmond 1994-95 Initiations: 17 1994-95 Pledgings: 40 MU (Presbyterian College) Current Actives: 74 1994-95 Initiations: 24 P.O. Box 1373, Presbyterian College Total Chapter Size: 1,507 Current Actives: 93 Clinton, SC 29325 Total Chapter Size: 1,819 Advisor: Dan R. Nunnery ALPHA GAMMA (Louisiana State University) 1994-95 Pledgings: 15 Box 25134, Baton Rouge, LA 70893 ALPHA XI (University of Cincinnati) 1994-95 Initiations: 13 Advisor: Tommy M. Smith 3400 Brookline Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45220 Current Actives: 44 1994-95 Pledgings: 16 Advisor: Tim Barker Total Chapter Size: 1,046 1994-95 Initiations: 15 1994-95 Pledgings: 26 Current Actives: 39 1994-95 Initiations: 26 Total Chapter Size: 1,028 Current Actives: 91 Total Chapter Size: 1,717

SEPTEMBER 1995 17 ALPHA OMICRON (Southwestern University) BETA DELTA (University of New. Mexico) BETA PHI (Purdue University) Box 6017, S.U. Station, Georgetown, TX 78626 700 University Blvd. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87106 P.O. Box 2853, West Lafayette, IN 47906 Advisor: Mike Rossman Advisor: John Daniel Webber Ad visor: Ken Ewing 1994-95 1994-95 Pledgings: 23 1994-95 Pledgings: 24 Pledgings: 55 1994-95 Initiations: 41 1994-95 Initiations: 22 1994-95 Initiations: 23 Current Actives: 109 Current Actives: 60 Current Actives: 38 Total Chapter Size: 1, 465 Total Chapter Size: 1,798 Total Chapter Size: 1,141 BETA ZETA (Southern Methodist University) BETA CHI (University of Minnesota) ALPHA RHO (Ohio State University) SMU, P.O. Box 1774, Dallas, TX 75275-1461 1813 University Ave . S.E. , Minneapolis, MN 55414 43 East 15th St., Columbus, OH 43201 Advisor: Edward D. Barnes Advisor: Todd Patrick Salden Advisor: John R. Guroy 1994-95 Pledgings: 35 1994-95 Pledgings: 21 1994-95 Pledgings: 13 1994-95 Initiations: 34 1994-95 Initiations: 18 1994-95 Initiations: 17 Current Actives: 76 Current Actives: 43 Current Actives: 36 Total Chapter Size: 1, 357 Total Chapter Size: 427 Total Chapter Size: 1, 307 BETA ETA (University of Illinois) GAMMA ALPHA (University of Alabama) ALPHA SIGMA (University of California-Berkeley) 102 East Chalmers, Champaign, IL 61820 P.O. Drawer BH, Tuscaloosa, AL 35486 2324 Piedmont, Berkeley, CA 94704 Advisor: Rich Western Advisor: Jason N. Esslinger Advisor: Chris Short 1994-95 Pledgings: 37 1994-95 Pledgings: 36 1994-95 Pledgings: 21 1994-95 Initiations: 29 1994-95 Initiations: 24 1994-95 Initiations: 19 Current Actives: 108 Current Actives: 68 Current Actives: 58 Total Chapter Size: 1 ,622 Total Chapter Size: 1,616 Total Chapter Size: 1,150 BETA THETA (Cornell University) GAMMA DELTA (University of Arizona) 1525 East Drachman, Tucson, AZ 85719 ALPHA TAU (University of Utah) 17 South Ave ., Ithaca, NY 14850 Advisor: Eric Baker 41 Un iversity St. , Salt Lake City, UT 84102 Advisor: Vacant 1994-95 Pledgings: 14 1994-95 Pledgings: 45 Advisor: Jerry Anderson 1994-95 Initiations: 37 1994-95 In itiations: 29 1994-95 Pledgings: 26 Current Actives: 81 Current Actives: 130 1994-95 Initiations: 24 Total Chapter Size: 1, 389 Total Chapter Size: 1,331 Current Actives: 62 Total Chapter Size : 2,316 BETA KAPPA (Emory University) GAMMA EPSILON (Utah State University) Drawer R, Emory University 757 E. Seventh N., Logan, UT 8432 1 ALPHA CHI (Syracuse University) Atlanta, GA 30322 Advisor: Mark S. Warr %Kenny Rosenblatt Advisor: Allen Groves 1994-95 Pledgings: 11 1204 Harrison St. , Apt. 2, Syracuse, NY 13210 1994-95 Pledgings: 37 1994-95 In itiations: 14 Ad visor: Vacant 1994-95 Initiations: 39 Current Actives: 40 1994-95 Pledgings: 11 Current Actives: 70 Total Chapter Size: 1 ,806 1994-95 Initiations: 1 Total Chapter Size: 1, 438 Current Actives: 48 GAMMA ETA (University of Southern California) Total Chapter Size: 1, 070 BETA MU (University of Texas) 907 W. 28th St., Los Angeles, CA 90007 2400 Leon, Austin, TX 78705 Advisor: John Arabia ALPHA PSI (Rutgers University) Advisor: Mark Hruzek 1994-95 Pledgings: 34 Office of Frat./Sor. Affairs 1994-95 Pledgings: 39 1994-95 Initiations: 24 Current Actives: 82 15 Bartlett St. , New Brunswick, NJ 08903 1994-95 Initiations: 39 Total Chapter Size: 1 ,005 Advisor: Rolf S. Zimmermann Current Actives: 119 Total Chapter Size: 2,167 1994-95 Pledgings: 30 GAMMA THETA (Mississippi State University) 1994-95 Initiations: 81 BETA NU (Oregon State University) Drawer GT, Mississippi State, MS 39762 Current Actives: 84 209 NW 14th St. , Corvallis, OR 97330 Ad visor: Ronald K. Vickers Total Chapter Size: 513 Advisor: Joseph K. Wargo 1994-95 Pledgings: 30 1994-95 Pledgings: 28 1994-95 Initiations: 18 ALPHA OMEGA (Kansas State University) 1994-95 Initiations: 17 Current Actives: 81 2021 College View, Manhattan, KS 66502 Current Actives: 56 Total Chapter Size: 1,838 Ad visor: Jeff Mathis Total Chapter Size: 910 1994-95 Pledgings: 48 GAMMA IOTA (University of Mississippi) 1994-95 Initiations: 34 BETA OMICRON (University of Oklahoma) Box 8227, University, MS 38677 Current Actives: 123 1203 South Elm St. , Norman, OK 73072 Advisor: Vacant Total Chapter Size : 1, 503 Advisor: Kurt Duane Hondl 1994-95 Pledgings: 43 1994-95 Pledgings: 22 1994-95 Initiations: 13 BETA ALPHA (Pennsylvania State University) 1994-95 Initiations: 17 Current Actives: 74 417 E. Prospect Ave., State College, PA 16801 Current Actives: 51 Total Chapter Size: 1,744 Advisor: James Robert Zanghi Total Chapter Size: 1, 677 1994-95 Pledgings: 14 GAMMA KAPPA (Mon tana State University) 1994-95 Initiations: 14 BETA SIGMA (Carnegie-Mel/on University) 1321 South Fifth, Bozeman, MT 59715 Advisor: Sam Rotellini Current Actives: 54 1079 Morewood Place, Pitt sburgh, PA 15213 Advisor: Mace W. Maxwell 1994-95 Pledgings: 32 Total Chapter Size: 1,430 1994-95 Pledgings: 14 1994-95 In itiations: 27 1994-95 Initiations: 12 Cu rrent Actives: 63 BETA BETA (University of Washington) Current Actives: 50 Total Chapter Size: 1,173 4626 21st Ave. N.E., Seattle, WA 98105 Total Chapter Size: 1,160 Advisor: Vacant GAMMA LAMBDA (Lehigh University) 1994-95 Pledgings: 17 BETA TAU (University of Michigan) 515 Delaware Ave ., Beth lehem, PA 18015 1994-95 Initiations: 14 800 Oxford, Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 Advisor: Michael Jason Sirak Current Actives: 38 Advisor: Dean K. Gomoll 1994-95 Pledgings: 13 Total Chapter Size: 892 1994-95 Pledgings: 39 1994-95 Initiations: 10 1994-95 Initiations: 37 Current Actives: 41 BETA GAMMA (University of Kansas) Current Actives: 70 Total Chapter Size: 700 2000 Stewart Ave ., Lawrence, KS 66046 Total Chapter Size: 369 Ad visor: Kirk R. Cerny GAMMA MU (University of New Hampshire) 1994-95 Pledgings: 26 BETA UPSILON (University of Colorado) 5 Stafford Ave. , Durham, NH 03824 1994-95 Initi ations: 16 1101 University Ave. , Boulder, CO 80302 Advisor: Vacant Current Acti ves : 69 Advisor: Douglas Ri chard Bonnie 1994-95 Pledgings: 27 Total Chapter Size: 1,397 1994-95 Pledgings: 46 1994-95 Initiations: 79 1994-95 Initiations: 56 Current Actives: 60 Current Actives: 64 Total Chapter Size: 1,181 Total Chapter Size: 1, 300

18 SEPTEMBER 1995 GAMMA NU (University of Iowa) GAMMA PSI (Louisiana Polytechnic Institute) DELTA NU (Wayne State University) 1032 North Dubuque St., Iowa City, lA 52245 110 Western, Ru ston, LA 71270 4251 Cass Ave., Detroi t, Ml 48201 Advisor: John Murphy Advisor: Chuck Middleton Advisor: William A. Green 1994-95 Pledgings: 34 1994-95 Pledgings: 29 1994-95 Pledgings: 24 1994-95 Initiations: 23 1994-95 Initiations: 18 1994-95 Initiations: 14 Current Actives: 62 Current Actives: 55 Current Actives: 67 Total Chapter Size: 1,260 Total Chapter Size: 1,301 Total Chapter Size: 780 GAMMA OMEGA (University of Miami) GAMMA XI (Washington State University) DELTA XI (Indiana University) 5800 San Amaro Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146 N.E. 710 California St., Pullman, WA 99163 1012 East Third St., Bloomington, IN 47406 Advisor: Brian Frederick Rolfs Advisor: Scott Stewart Advisor. Joseph S. Lueken 1994-95 Pledgings: 32 1994-95 Pledgings: 49 1994-95 Pledgings: 34 1994-95 Initiations: 19 1994-95 Initiations: 47 1994-95 Initiations: 25 Current Actives: 72 Current Actives: 132 Current Actives: 100 Total Chapter Size: 1,401 Total Chapter Size: 1,010 Total Chapter Size: 1, 260 DELTA ALPHA (George Washington University) DE LTA OMICRON (Drake University) GAMMA OMICRON (Ohio University) BOO 21st St. NW, Ste. 205 1218 34th St., Des Moines, lA 50311 12 N. College St. , Athens, OH 45701 Washington, D.C. 20052 Advisor: Thomas T. Hamilton Advisor: Dave Aiken Advisor: S. Woodruff Bentley 1994-95 Pledgings: 7 1994-95 Pledgings: 53 1994-95 Pledgings: 14 1994-95 Initiations: 9 1994-95 Initiations: 44 1994-95 Initiations: 12 Current Actives: 45 Current Actives: 143 Current Actives: 65 Total Chapter Size: 791 Total Chapter Size: 1 ,082 Total Chapter Size: 536 DELTA RHO (Linfield College) GAMMA PI (University of Oregon) DELTA BETA (Bowling Green State University) 435 College Ave., McMinnville, OR 97128 1813 University Street, Eugene, OR 97403 B.G.S.U. P.O. Box 89 & 90, Bowling Green, OH 43403 Advisor: R. B. Johnson Advisor: Jeffery M. Hall Advisor: Edward F. Westrich 1994-95 Pledgings: 16 1994-95 Pledgings: 12 1994-95 Pledgings: 21 1994-95 Initiations: 14 1994-95 Initiations: 12 1994-95 Initiations: 16 Current Actives: 59 Current Actives: 19 Total Chapter Size: 669 Current Actives: 39 Total Chapter Size: 1, 326 Total Chapter Size: 839 DELTA SIGMA (Bradley University) DELTA GAMMA (Miami University-Ohio) 706 North Institute, Peoria, IL 61606 GAMMA RHO (Northwestern University) 410 East Church St. , Oxford, OH 45056 Advisor: Gregory Allen Potts 566 Lincoln St., Evanston, IL 60201-3594 Advisor: Stephen C. Nester 1994-95 Pledgings: 16 Advisor: Adam J. Tucker 1994-95 Pledgings: 32 1994-95 Initiations: 18 1994-95 Pledgings: 18 1994-95 Initiations: 30 Current Actives: 34 1994-95 Initiations: 14 Current Actives: 106 Total Chapter Size: 865 Current Actives: 46 Total Chapter Size: 1,380 Total Chapter Size: 1, 078 DELTA TAU (Arizona State University) DELTA DELTA (Florida Southern College) 620 Alpha Drive , Tempe, AZ 85281 GAMMA SIGMA (University of Pittsburgh) P.O. Box 15221 , Lakeland, FL 33802 Advisor: Thomas M. Simplot 3520 Forbes Ave ., St. A #133 Advisor: Vacant 1994-95 Pledgings: 29 Pittsburgh, PA 15213 1994-95 Pledgings: 1o 1994-95 Initiations: 27 Advisor: Bob Rae 1994-95 Initiations: 10 Current Actives: 73 Current Actives: 28 1994-95 Pledgings: 40 Total Chapter Size: 1,144 Total Chapter Size: 868 1994-95 Initiations: 30 DELTA CHI (University of Nebraska-Omaha) Current Actives: 93 DELTA ZETA (Memphis State University) 6800 W. Dodge Rd., Omaha, NE 68132 Total Chapter Size: 1,329 3611 Midland, Memphis, TN 38111 Advisor: Terry Forman Advisor: Jeffery F. Powell 1994-95 Pledgings: 38 GAMMA TAU (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) 1994-95 Pledgings: 7 1994-95 Initiations: 17 128 Twelfth St. , Troy, NY 12180 1994-95 In itiations: 13 Current Actives: 83 Advisor: Edward J. Reese Current Actives: 31 Total Chapter Size: 829 1994-95 Pledgings: 4 7 Total Chapter Size: 1,252 1994-95 Initiations: 26 DELTA OMEGA (High Point College) Current Actives: 77 DELTA ETA (University of Delaware) Box 3046, HPU , High Point, NC 27262 Total Chapter Size: 1,142 313 Wyoming Rd ., Newark, DE 19711 Advisor: W. Patrick Haun Advisor: Steven P. Richardson 1994-95 Pledgings: 12 GAMMA UPSILON (University of Tulsa) 1994-95 Pledgings: 15 1994-95 Initiations: 11 3123 East 7th St. , Tulsa, OK 74104 1994-95 Initiations: 12 Current Actives: 36 Advisor: Paul H. Wilkening Current Actives: 45 Total Chapter Size: 569 1994-95 Pledgings: 14 Total Chapter Size: 755 1994-95 Initiations: 7 EPSILON ALPHA (Trinity College) Current Actives: 39 DELTA THETA (Arkansas State University) #702589, 300 Summit, Hartford, CT 06106 P.O. Box 370, State University, AR 72467 Advisor: Scott D. Brown Total Chapter Size: 994 Advisor: Mickey Ryan 1994-95 Pledgings: 19 1994-95 Pledgings: 42 1994-95 Initiations: 14 GAMMA PHI (Wake Forest University) 1994-95 Initiations: 14 Current Actives: 23 Box 7474, Reynolda Station Current Actives: 82 Total Chapter Size: 651 Winston-Salem, NC 27109 Total Chapter Size: 1,274 Advisor: Cook Griffin EPSILON BETA (Valpara iso University) 1994-95 Pledgings: 14 DELTA IOTA (Marshall University) BOB Mound, Valparaiso, IN 46383 1994-95 Initiations: 14 1625 Fifth Ave., Huntington, WV 25703 Ad visor: Vacant Current Actives: 33 Advisor: R. Russell Alexander 1994-95 Pledgings: 8 Total Chapter Size: 1, 034 1994-95 Pledgings: 36 1994-95 Initiations: 0 1994-95 In itiations: 28 Current Actives: 29 GAMMA CHI (Oklahoma State University) Current Actives: 60 Total Chapter Size: 1,108 22 1 South Lincoln, Stillwater, OK 74074 Total Chapter Size: 1,105 Advisor: Dick Beshear EPSILON GAMMA (Texas Tech University) 1994-95 Pledgings: 24 DELTA MU (University of Southern Mississippi) #20 Greek Circle, Lubbock, TX 79416 1994-95 Initiations: 17 Box 8427 Southern Station, Hattiesburg, MS 39401 Advisor: Jim Bob Jones Current Actives: 34 Advisor: Kim R. Choate, Jr. 1994-95 Pledgings: 66 1994-95 Pledgings: 38 1994-95 Initiations: 39 Total Chapter Size: 1, 300 1994-95 Initiations: 22 Current Actives: 132 Current Actives: 50 Total Chapter Size: 1,468 Total Chapter Size: 972

SEPTEMBER 1995 19 EPSILON EPSILON (University of Toledo) EPSILON OMICRON (Stephen F. Austin State ZETA EPSILON (Western Kentucky University) 2955 Dorr St. , Toledo, OH 43607 University) 1430 Chestnut St. , Bowling Green, KY 42101 Advisor: Harlan M. Joelson 402 E. Starr, Nacogdoches, TX 75961 Advisor: Thomas R. Lewis 1994-95 Pledg ings: 20 1994-95 Pledgings: 28 Ad visor: Gary Charles Gibbs 1994-95 Initiations: 26 1994-95 Initiations: 8 1994-95 Pledgings: 54 Current Actives: 65 Current Actives: 68 1994-95 Initiations: 42 Total Chapter Size: 647 Total Chapter Size: 657 Current Actives : 71 Total Chapter Size : 994 ZETA ETA (University of Arkansas-Little Rock) EPSILON ZETA (East Tennessee State University) P.O. Box 4556, Little Rock, AR 72214 P.O. Box 70584, Johnson City, TN 37604 EPSILON SIGMA (University of Tennessee-Martin) Advisor: Thomas C. Bratton Advisor: Joe W. Booth 220 Hannings lane, Martin, TN 38237 1994-95 Pledgings: 27 1994-95 Pledgings: 25 Advisor: Doug Bryant 1994-95 Initiations: 18 1994-95 In itiations: 17 1994-95 Pledgings: 54 Current Actives: 54 Current Actives: 53 1994-95 Initiations: 23 Total Chapter Size: 452 Total Chapter Size: 782 Current Actives: 80 Total Chapter Size 902 ZETA THETA (Southwest Texas State College) EPSILON ETA (University of Houston) 1132 Belvin, San Marcos , TX 78666 4405 McKinney, Houston, TX 77023 EPSILON UPSILON (Gannon University) Advisor: Nelson H. Balido Advisor: Mark A. Robertson 515 W. 7th St. , Erie, PA 16502 1994-95 Pledgings: 30 1994-95 Pledgings: 24 Advisor: Robert Howden 1994-95 Initiations: 6 1994-95 Initiations: 17 1994-95 Pledgings: 17 Current Actives: 49 Current Actives: 37 1994-95 In itiations: 26 Total Chapter Size : 802 Total Chapter Size: 773 Current Actives: 54 Tot al Chapter Size : 624 ZETA IOTA {Old Dominion University) 222 W. 21st St. , Box 149, Norfolk, VA 23517 EPSILON THETA (Colorado State University) Advisor: Vacant Box 810, Lory Student Ce nter, CS U, Ft. Collins, CO EPSILON PHI (University of Central Arkansas) 1994-95 Pledgings: 50 UCA Box 5124, 201 Donaghey St. , Conway, AR 80523 1994-95 In itiations: 99 72035-5124 Advisor: Ray Martinez Current Actives: 101 1994-95 Pledging s: 37 Ad visor: Dr. Henry Rogers Total Chapter Size : 463 1994-95 Initiations: 30 1994-95 Pledg ings: 36 Current Actives : 88 1994-95 Initiations: 25 ZETA KAPPA (Ferris State University) Total Chapter Size: 71 5 Current Actives: 84 607 South Michigan, Big Rapids, Ml 49307 Total Chapter Size: 1, 057 Ad visor: Vacant EPSILON IOTA (Southeast Missouri State University) 1994-95 Pledgings: 30 P.O. Box 242, Cape Girardeau, MO 63702-0242 EPSILON CHI (Pittsburg State University) 1994-95 Initiations: 34 Ad visor: John Brian Shelton 1712 E. Broadway, Pittsburg, KS 66762-3858 Current Actives: 60 1994-95 Pledgings: 22 Advisor: Todd Dennis Lynch Total Chapter Size: 889 1994-95 Initiations: 16 1994-95 Pledgings: 12 Current Actives: 69 1994-95 Initiations: 2 ZETA MU (University of Idaho) Total Chapter Size : 1 ,050 Current Actives: 27 71 5 Nez Perce Drive, Moscow, ID 83843 Total Chapter Size: 579 Ad visor: William E. Steiner EPSILON KAPPA (Lamar Unive rsity) 1994-95 Pledgings: 27 P.O. Box 1 0820, l amar University, Beaumont, TX EPSILON PSI (Wes tern Michigan University) 1994-95 In itiations: 16 Current Actives: 62 77710 1402 Fratern ity Village Dr. #B-1 , Kalamazoo, Ml49006 Total Chapter Size: 516 Ad visor: Vacant Ad visor: Kirk Daniel Wiley 1994-95 Pledg ings: 32 1994-95 Pledg ings: 27 ZETA XI (Western Carolina University) 1994-95 Initiations: 20 1994-95 Initiations: 25 P.O. Box 478, Cullowhee, NC 28723 Cu rrent Actives: 59 Current Acti ves: 79 Advisor: William F. Thompson, Jr. Total Chapter Size: 726 Total Chapter Size: 757 1994-95 Pledgings: 14 1994-95 Initiations: 10 EPSILON LAMBDA (Murray State University) EPSILON OMEGA (East Central University) Current Actives: 49 P.O. Box 2102, Un iversity Station, Murray, KY 42071 Box 213, East Central Un iversity, Ada, OK 74820 Total Chapter Size: 531 Advisor: James F. Carter Ad visor: Ri chard T. Lehman 1994-95 Pledgings: 37 1994-95 Pledgings: 35 ZETA OMICRON (California State-Northridge) 1994-95 Initiations: 48 1994-95 Initiations: 26 9350 Balboa Bl vd., Northridge, CA 91325 Current Actives: 84 Current Actives: 60 Advisor: Wayne H. Adelstein Total Chapter Size : 1 ,354 Total Chapter Size: 613 1994-95 Pledgings: 32 1994-95 Initiations: 17 EPSILON MU (East Carolina University) ZETA ALPHA (G MI Engineering and Management Current Actives: 63 108 N. Ho lly St., Greenville, NC 27858 Institute) (A & 8) Total Chapter Size: 693 Advisor: Jonathan Edward Hand 1484 North Linden Rd ., Flint, Ml 48532 1994-95 Pledgings: 11 Ad visor "A": David Clark ZETA PI (University of South Florida} 1994-95 Initiations: 11 Ad visor "B": Paul Hewitt USF, Marshall Center, Box 2428, Tampa , FL 33620 Advisor: Patrick John Cosgrove Current Actives: 57 1994-95 Pledgings : 16 (A), 20 (B) 1994-95 Pledgings: 0 Total Chapter Size: 511 1994-95 In itiations: 10 (A), 16 (B) 1994-95 Initiations: 0 Current Actives: 51 (A). 64 (B) Current Actives : 31 EPSILON NU (Georgia State University) Total Chapter Size: 898 Total Chapter Size: 766 Box 1868, Georgia State Un iversity, Atlanta, GA 30303 Ad visor: Kevin Knaus ZETA BETA (Delta State University) ZETA RHO (University of North Dakota) 1994-95 Pledgings: 30 P.O. Box 2592, DSU , Cleveland, MS 38733 2622 University Ave ., Grand Forks, ND 58201 1994-95 Initiations: 23 Advisor: Mark Roy Boone Advisor: Vacant Current Actives: 63 1994-95 Pledgings: 46 1994-95 Pledgings: 29 Total Chapter Size: 779 1994-95 Initiations: 23 1994-95 In itiations: 26 Current Actives: 59 Current Actives: 46 EPSILON XI (Case Western Reserve University) Total Chapter Size: 760 Total Chapter Size: 478 111 16 Magnolia Road , Cleveland, OH 44106 Advisor: Glenn T. Ogg ZETA GAMMA (Eastern Illinois University) ZETA SIGMA {Florida Institute of Technology) 1994-95 Pledgings: 14 316 University Union, Charleston, IL 61920 P.O. Box 520, Melbourne, FL 32901 1994-95 In itiations : 14 Ad visor: Richard C. Droste Ad visor: Josh Bardwell Current Actives: 47 1994-95 Pledgings: 49 1994-95 Pledgings: 7 Total Chapter Size: 581 1994-95 In itiations: 41 1994-95 Initiations: 11 Current Actives: 96 Current Actives: 24 Total Chapter Size: 516 Total Chapter Size: 942

20 SEPTEMBER l995 ZETA TAU (Eastern Kentucky University) ETA RHO (Northam Kentucky University) THETA ZETA (University of Northam Iowa) Box 128, Powelll;luilding, Richmond, KY 40475 C.P.U. Box 179, Highland Heights, KY 41099 2320 College St., Cedar Falls, lA 50613 Advisor: David A. Braden Advisor: Dick Murgatroyd Advisor: Jeffrey J. Greenwood 1994-95 Pledgings: 34 1994-95 Pledgings: 25 1994-95 Pledgings: 12 1994-95 Initiations: 30 1994-95 Initiations: 23 1994-95 Initiations: I 3 Current Actives: 57 Current Actives: 42 Current Actives: 38 Total Chapter Size: 504 Total Chapter Size 388 Total Chapter Size: 295 ZETA PHI (University of Missouri-St. Louis) ETA SIGMA (West Georgia College) 8826 Natural Bridge Rd., St. Louis, MO 63121 THETA ETA (Loyola-Marymount University) Advisor: Gaspare Calvaruso Box 10056, West Georgia College, Carrollton, GA P.O. Box 97, 7107 West BOth St., Los Angeles, CA 1994-95 Pledglngs: 21 30117 90045 1994-95 Initiations: 7 Advisor: Scott Sullivan Advisor: Tony Leoni Current Actives: 49 1994-95 Pledgings: 27 1994-95 Pledgings: 23 Total Chapter Size: 486 1994-95 Initiations: 33 1994-95 Initiations: 37 Current Actives: 59 Current Actives: 55 ZETA CHI (Southwest Missouri State University) Total Chapter Size: 747 Total Chapter Size: 455 11 02-4-6 East Elm, Springfield, MO 65806 Advisor: Daniel Scott Kraus ETA TAU (Austin Peay State University) THETA THETA (Texas A&M) 1994-95 Pledgings: 27 Box 4637, APSU, Clarksville, TN 37044 P.O. Box 5714, College Station, TX 77844-5714 1994-95 Initiations: 21 Advisor: Thomas M. Taylor Advisor: James Andrew Jones Current Actives: 56 1994-95 Pledgings: 19 1994-95 Pledgings: 29 Total Chapter Size: 650 1994-95 Initiations: 3 1994-95 Initiations: 22 Current Actives: 52 Current Actives: 89 ETA ALPHA (Clemson University) Total Chapter Size: 719 Total Chapter Size: 614 P.O. Box 1497, Clemson, SC 29633 Advisor: Brad Hughes ETA UPSILON (University of Texas-Arlington) THETA KAPPA (Indiana University Southeast) 1994-95 Pledgings: 43 718 West Abram, Arlington, TX 76010 1994-95 Initiations: 36 1738 Shelby St., New Albany, IN 47150 Current Actives: 99 Advisor: Rick Jenkins Advisor: Bradley S. Heath Total Chapter Size: 948 1994-95 Pledgings: 25 1994-95 Pledgings: 12 1994-95 Initiations: 8 1994-95 Initiations: 15 ETA BETA (Seton Hall University) Current Actives: 51 Current Actives: 30 %Off. of Student Actv., 400 South Orange Ave., Total Chapter Size: 434 Total Chapter Size: 262 South Orange, NJ 07079 Advisor: James M. Merendino ETA PHI (University of Central Florida) THETA LAMBDA (Creighton University) 1994-95 Pledgings: 16 4100 Greek Park Drive, Orlando, FL 32816 3100 Chicago St., Omaha, NE 68131 1994-95 Initiations: 12 Advisor: Sam Crockett Advisor: Nicholas J. Zeimetz Current Actives: 63 1994-95 Pledgings: 59 1994-95 Pledgings: 34 Total Chapter Size: 648 1994-95 Initiations: 51 1994-95 Initiations: 34 Current Actives: 97 Current Actives: 111 ETA EPSILON (Angelo State University) Total Chapter Size: 854 Total Chapter Size: 752 P.O. Box 3946, San Angelo, TX 76901 Advisor: Richard A. McKinney THETA ALPHA (University of North Alabama) THETA MU (University of Massachusetts) 1994-95 Pledgings: 33 Box 5350, University of North Alabama, Florence, AL 418 North Pleasant, Amherst, MA 01002 1994-95 Initiations: 27 35630 Advisor: Joseph Dougherty Current Actives: 57 Advisor: Jeff L. Johnson 1994-95 Pledgings: 31 Total Chapter Size: 563 1994-95 Pledgings: 40 1994-95 Initiations: 45 ETA ZETA (Middle Tennessee State University) 1994-95 Initiations: 10 Current Actives: 61 P.O. Box 554, M.T.S.U., Murfreesboro, TN 37132 Current Actives: 29 Total Chapter Size: 525 Advisor: Ronny Kenneth Lee Total Chapter Size: 361 1994-95 Pledgings: 9 THETA NU (Baylor University) 1994-95 Initiations: 12 THETA BETA (University of Montevallo) P.O. Box 85603, Baylor University, Waco, TX 76798- Current Actives: 34 P.O. Drawer R, UOM, Montevallo, AL 35115 5603 Total Chapter Size: 502 Advisor: Travis J. Tindal, Jr. Advisor: Vacant 1994-95 Pledgings: 28 1994-95 Pledgings: 17 ETA THETA (Weber State University) 1994-95 Initiations: 6 1994-95 Initiations: 17 Box 2, Weber State University, Ogden, UT 84403 Current Actives: 57 Current Actives: 60 Advisor: Vacant Total Chapter Size: 332 Total Chapter Size: 517 1994-95 Pledgings: 12 1994-95 Initiations: 12 THETA GAMMA (Georgia College) THETA XI (East Texas State University) Current Actives: 29 CPO Box 2420, Milledgeville, GA 31061 P.O. Box 0 , ETSU, Commerce, TX 75428 Total Chapter Size: 490 Advisor: Jeff Patterson Advisor: Roger Huffman 1994-95 Pledgings: 20 1994-95 Pledgings: 25 ETA KAPPA (University of South Alabama) 1994-95 Initiations: 14 1994-95 Initiations: 18 Box U-204, USA, Mobile, AL 36608 Current Actives: 33 Current Actives: 38 Advisor: Robert C. Campbell, Ill Total Chapter Size: 437 1994-95 Pledgings: 32 Total Chapter Size: 401 1994-95 Initiations: 22 Current Actives: 58 THETA DELTA (Francis Marion College) THETA OMICRON (Indiana Stctte University) Total Chapter Size: 346 308 S. Coil Street, Florence, SC 29506 P.O. Box 1868, Terre Haute, IN 47809 Advisor: Alan Deaver Advisor: Edward A. Pease ETA NU (Northern Illinois University) 1994-95 Pledgings: 28 1994-95 Pledgings: 47 900 Greenbriar, DeKalb, IL 60115 1994-95 Initiations: 23 1994-95 Initiations: 43 Advisor: Dr. Elliott Lessen Current Actives: 38 Current Actives: 89 1994-95 Pledgings: 45 Total Chapter Size: 364 Total Chapter Size: 842 1994-95 Initiations: 43 Current Actives: 98 THETA EPSILON (Northeastern State University) THETA PI (University of Alabama-Huntsville) Total Chapter Size: 882 Box 341, NSU, Administration Building, P.O. Box 7048, Huntsville, AL 35807 Tahlequah, OK 74464 Advisor: Michael L. Pena ETA OMICRON (Northeast Louisiana University) Advisor: Dr. Charles Noble 1994-95 Pledgings: 19 P.O. Box 5331, NLU Station, Monroe, LA 71212 1994-95 Pledgings: 23 1994-95 Initiations: 13 Advisor: Tommy Aaron Walpole 1994-95 Initiations: 19 Current Actives: 32 1994-95 Pledgings: 40 Current Actives: 37 Total Chapter Size: 279 1994-95 Initiations: 33 Total Chapter Size: 389 Current Actives: 101 Total Chapter Size: 612

SEPTEMBER 1995 21 THETA RHO (Northern Arizona University) IOTA GAMMA (University of Nebraska-Kearney) IOTA OMICRON (Santa Clara University) CU Box 6036, NAU , Flagstaff, AZ 86011 UNK URN Pod C, 1601 University Dr., Kearney, NE Santa Clara Un iv., 660 Lafayette Advisor: Carl Schwimmer 68847-4257 Santa Clara, CA 95050 1994-95 Pledgings: 26 Advisor: Craig Johring Advisor: Vacant 1994-95 Initiations: 19 1994-95 Pledgings: 29 1994-95 Pledgings: 24 Current Actives: 44 1994-95 Initiations: 12 1994-95 Initiations : 37 Total Chapter Size: 386 Current Actives: 64 Current Actives: 73 Total Chapter Size: 236 Total Chapter Size: 160 THETA SIGMA (Winthrop College) IOTA DELTA (Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology) 1055 Park Ave . Ext. , Rock Hi ll , SC 29730 IOTA PI (University of California-Los Angeles) 5500 Wabash Ave ., Box 185, Terre Haute, IN 47803 Advisor: William E. Berry, Jr. 10919 Strathmore Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90024 Advisor: William C. Carls 1994-95 Pledgings: 32 Advisor: Capt. Brian M. Oard 1994-95 Pledgings: 35 1994-95 Pledgings: 38 1994-95 Initiations: 27 1994-95 Initiations: 37 Current Actives: 66 1994-95 Initiations: 34 Current Actives: 96 Current Actives: 77 Total Chapter Size: 385 Total Chapter Size: 256 Total Chapter Size: 208 THETA TAU (California State-Sacramento) IOTA ZETA (Randolph Macon College) 6000 J. Street, Box #24 , SAC, Sacramento, CA 95819- P.O. Box 230, Ashland, VA 23005 IOTA RHO (St. Joseph's University) 6009 Advisor: Elliott Edge 5600 City Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19131 Advisor: William F. McClure, Ill 1994-95 Pledgings: 20 Ad visor: Carl Baccellieri 1994-95 Pledgings: 20 1994-95 Initiations: 20 1994-95 Pledgings : 22 1994-95 Initiations: 16 Current Actives : 38 1994-95 Initiations: 21 Current Actives: 56 Total Chapter Size: 146 Current Actives: 79 Total Chapter Size : 420 Total Chapter Size: 170 IOTA ETA (University of Nevada-Reno) THETA UPSILON (Tennessee Tech University) P.O . Box 13121, Reno, NV 89507 IOTA SIGMA (James Madison University) 511 North Peach tree Ave. , Cookeville, TN 38501 Advisor: Michael W. Davis P.O. Box 7186, JMU, Harrisonburg, VA 22807 Advisor: Clarence Lee Jones 1994-95 Pledgings: 35 Advisor: Roger S. Friedman 1994-95 Pledgings: 35 1994-95 Initiations: 20 1994-95 Pledgings: 28 1994-95 Initiations: 33 Current Actives: 62 1994-95 initiations: 24 Current Actives: 75 Total Chapter Size: 177 Current Actives: 80 Total Chapter Size: 315 Total Chapter Size: 130 IOTA THETA (California Polytechnic-San Luis Obispo) P.O. Box 787, San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 THETA PHI (Wichita State University) IOTA TAU (Johns Hopkins University) Advisor: Vacant 1750 N. Vassar, Wichita, KS 67208 Woman Hall, Box 3815. 3339 N. Charles, 1994-95 Pledgings: 26 Advisor: Clark C. Drowatzky Baltimore, MD 21218-3261 1994-95 Initiations: 23 Advisor: Jim Van Horn 1994-95 Pledgings: 7 Current Actives: 72 1994-95 Pledgings: 5 1994-95 Initiations: 10 Total Chapter Size: 225 Current Actives: 28 1994-95 Initiations: 0 Current Actives: 48 Total Chapter Size: 208 IOTA IOTA (Michigan State University) 335 Hillcrest, E. Lansing , Ml 48825 Total Chapter Size: 90 THETA CHI (Villanova University) Advisor: Raymond C. Kley c/o Office of Student Activities, 214 Dougherty Hall, 1994-95 Pledgings: 29 IOTA UPSILON (Georgia Southern University) Villanova, PA 19085 1994-95 Initiations: 25 Landrum Box 12408, GSU, Statesboro, GA 30460 Advisor: Vacant Current Actives: 66 Advisor: West Beaver 1994-95 Pledgings: 9 Total Chapter Size: 272 1994-95 Pledgings: 36 1994-95 Initiations: 20 1994-95 Initiations: 26 Current Actives: 59 IOTA KAPPA (University of California-Santa Barbara) Current Actives: 94 Total Chapter Size: 396 760 Embarcadero del Norte #12 , Goleta, CA 93117 Total Chapter Size: 132 Advisor: Dr. Scott Gorsuch THETA PSI (Chapman College) 1994-95 Pledgings: 19 IOTA PHI (University of Montana) 333 North Glassell, Chapman University, Orange, CA 1994-95 Initiations: 27 210 Greek Life Office, University Center, Missoula, MT 92666 Current Actives: 71 59812 Advisor: Gary Alan Maxwell Total Chapter Size : 242 Advisor: Greg Harper 1994-95 Pledgings: 26 1994-95 Pledgings: 11 1994-95 Initiations: 15 IOTA LAMBDA (Columbia University) 1994-95 Initiations: 19 Current Actives: 47 P.O. Box 250019, New York, NY 10025 Current Actives: 34 Tot al Chapter Size: 223 Advisor: Brian Terr Total Chapter Size: 59 1994-95 Pledgings: 24 1994-95 Initiations: 24 THETA OMEGA (University of California-Davis) IOTA CHI (University of Connecticut) Current Actives: 73 100 Parkway Circle, Davis, CA 95616 2110 Hillside Rd. , Box U8GK, Storrs, CT 06269-3008 Total Chapter Size: 154 Advisor: Frank M. Knafelc Advisor: Vacant 1994-95 Pledgings: 19 1994-95 Pledgings: 43 IOTA MU (Southern Illinois University) 1994-95 In itiations: 10 P.O. Box 3233, Carbondale, IL 62901 1994-95 Initiations: 50 Current Actives: 61 Advisor: Robert 0. Brown Current Actives: 78 Total Chapter Size: 326 1994-95 Pledgings: 52 Total Chapter Site: 110 1994-95 Initiations: 33 IOTA ALPHA (University of Wyoming) Current Actives: 100 IOTA PSI (Appalachian State University) 1550 Fraternity Park, Laramie, WY 82070 Total Chapter Size: 232 ASU Box 8945, Boone, NC 28608 Advisor: Dr. Ph il Varca Advisor: Vacant 1994-95 Pledgings: 57 IOTA NU (St. Louis University) 1994-95 Pledgings: 31 1994-95 Initiations: 33 3700 West Pine , Box PIKA, St. Lou is, MO 63108 1994-95 Initiations: 11 Current Actives: 100 Advisor: Thomas R. Galganski Current Actives : 103 Total Chapter Size: 360 1994-95 Pledyings: 37 Total Chapter Size: 103 1994-95 Initiations: 33 IOTA BETA (University of California-Fresno) Current Actives: 92 IOTA OMEGA (University of Western Ontario) 4974 N. Cedar Ave., #145, Fresno, CA 93726 Total Chapter Size: 174 163 Banbury Road Advisor: Jason Rooker London, Ontario, Canada N5X-4G5 1994-95 Pledgings : 9 IOTA XI (University of Chicago) Advisor: Mike Steele 1994-95 Initiations: 13 5323 S. Dorchester, Chicago, IL 60615 1994-95 Pledgings: 24 Current Actives: 36 Advisor: Dr. Robert Schluter 1994-95 Initiations : 25 Total Chapter Size : 221 1994-95 Pledgings: 12 Current Actives: 52 1994-95 Initiatio ns: 7 Total Chapter Size: 75 Current Actives : 29 Total Chapter Size: 79

22 SEPTEMBER I 995 KAPPA ALPHA (Illinois State University) UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA-LAS VEGAS COLONY FLORIDA 904 W. Hovey, Normal, IL 61761 4505 S. Maryland Parkway, Box 45 , Advisor: Robert P. Rebman Las Vegas, NV 89154 -2009 Alpha Eta (University of Flori da) 1994-95 Pledgings: 55 Colony Advisor: Donald B. Claypool Mr. Larry Ramers 1994-95 Initiations: 44 1994-95 Pledgings: 32 P. 0 . Box 1590 Current Actives: 107 Current Colony Size: 30 Baco Raton , FL 33429 Total Chapter Size: 135 B: 305/925-8006 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY-SAN BERNAR­ KAPPA BETA (Princeton University) DINO COLONY Delta Lambda (Florida State Un iversity) P.O. Box 1377, Princeton, NJ 08542-1377 Student Union 119, Student Life Mr. Bob Hall Advisor: John Michael Perlin 5500 University Parkway, San Bernardino , CA 92407- 1994-95 Pledgings: 21 2397 3240 Shamrock 1994-95 Initiations: 26 Colony Advisor: Michael Meadors Tallahassee, FL 32308 Current Actives: 67 1994-95 Pledgings: 16 H: 904/893-3887 Total Chapter Size: 81 Current Colony Size: 14 South Florida KAPPA GAMMA (Florida International University) WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY COLONY Mr. Nich olas Gutierrez, Jr. F.I.U. Graham Center Room 349, Miami, FL 33199 % Erik Ter Maat, 1013 Henninger Hall , WIU , 200 South Biscayne Blvd. Advisor: Paul Winkeljohn Macomb, IL 61455 Miami, FL 33131 -2398 1994-95 Pledgings: 19 Colony Advisor: Vacant H: 3051448-1907 1994-95 Initiations: 13 1994-95 Pledgings: 30 B: 305/577-2938 Current Actives: 50 Current Colony Size: 30 Total Chapter Size: 63 WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY COLONY GEORGIA KAPPA DELTA (Northeastern University) % Trevor Newell, 391 Hazel St., 255 Ell Center 360 Huntington Ave., Boston, MA 02115 Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L-3P7 Atlanta Area Alumni Club Advisor: John J. Pankauski Colony Advisor: Vacant Mr. Scott Hall 1994-95 Pledgings: 22 1994-95 Pledgings: 30 P. 0 . Box 18933 1994-95 Initiations: 16 Current Colony Size: 30 Atlanta, GA 31126 Current Actives: 58 H: 404/924-6655 Total Chapter Size: 66 STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK-ALBANY B: 404/924-1111 COLONY KAPPA EPSILON (Rockhurst College) Colony Advisor: Vacant ILLINOIS 1100 Rockhurst Rd ., Kansas City, MO 64110 1994-95 Pledgings: 28 Ad visor: Paul J. Novick Current Colony Size: 28 Chicago Area Alumni Association 1994-95 Pledgings: 30 Mr. E. Michael Hoadley 1994-95 Initiations: 59 UNIVERSITY OF MAINE COLONY P. 0 . Box 588 Current Actives: 58 Student Activities, Memorial Union, Total Chapter Size: 60 Orono, ME 04469 South Elg in , IL 60177 Colony Advisor: Vacant H: 312/551-1723 KAPPA ZETA (University of Louisville) 1994-95 Pledgings: 29 B: 708/830-2633 Student Actv. Center Admin ., Louisville, Ky 40292 Current Colony Size: 29 Advisor: Vacant Iota Mu (Southern Illinois University) 1994-95 Pledgings: 39 YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY COLONY Mr. Chad Tuneberg 1994-95 Initiations: 62 221 Park Ave ., East Palestine , OH 44413 3627 N. Seffield Avenue Current Actives: 66 Colony Advisor: Vacant Chicago, IL 60613 Total Chapter Size: 66 1994-95 Pledgings: 10 H: 31 2/404-5378 Current Colony Size: 10 B: 312/202-3333 KAPPA ETA (New Mexico State University) P.O. Box 3495, Las Cruces, NM 88001 -3495 INDIANA Advisor: Vacant ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS : 1994-95 Pledgings: 29 Indianapolis Area Alumni Association 1994-95 Initiations: 42 CALIFORNIA Mr. Richard Ru ssell Current Aclives: 48 10660 Eller Road Total Chapter Size: 48 Greater Los Angeles Alumni Association Fishers, IN 46038 Mr. Brian Oard H: 317/849-1951 THE COLONIES: P. 0. Box 45852 B: 317/547-5472 Los Angeles, CA 90045-5852 GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY COLONY H: 818/593-6437 Iota Delta (Rose Hulman Institute) % Greg Mervis, 4501 Chesapeake Ln ., B: 818/703-0301 Mr. Michael Garretson 1515 Commonwealth Hall, GMU, Fairfax, VA 22030 546 N. Holland Street Colony Advisor: Vacant Iota Beta Portland , OR 97217-1564 1994-95 Pledgings : 25 (University of California/California State-Fresno) H: 503/285-5919 Current Colony Size: 49 Mr. Jeff Markarian B: 503/653-6781 1709 East Shea UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND COLONY Fresno, CA 93720 KENTUCKY 69 Upper College Rd., URI H: 209/434-1844 Kingston, Rl 02881 B: 209/431 -5500 Omega Chapter (University of Kentucky) Colony Advisor: Marc Lamson Mr. Greg Mattingly 1994-95 Pledgings: 23 CONNECTICUT 7407 Lorenzo Lane Current Colony Size: 72 Louisville, KY 40229 Connecticut Alumni Association UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC COLONY Mr. Loren Strand H: 502/239-0954 McCaffrey Center, Box 102 96 Eaton Street 3601 Pacific Ave., Stockton, CA 95211 Hamilton, NY 13346-9701 Kentucky Lake Colony Advisor: Paul J. Gotelli H: 315/824-2908 Mr. John Weath erly 1994-95 Pledgings: 52 B: 617/643-2388 1707 Magnolia Drive Current Colony Size : 47 Murray, KY 42071-2273 DELAWARE H: 50 21759-4578 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA-CHARLOTIE COLONY Delaware Alumni Association Zeta Tau (Eastern Kentucky University) % Ashley Watts, 2317-1 Ginger Ln., Mr. Stephen Considine Mr. Stan Born Charlotte, NC 28213 R.R. 1, Box 435 4609 Anderson Pike Colony Advisor: Vacant Monroeville, NJ 08343 Signal Mountain, TN 37377-1431 1994-95 Pledgings: 51 H: 609/456-1121 H: 615/886-7 131 Current Colony Size: 51 B: 609/881 -5792 B: 615/267-6611

SEPTEMBER 1995 23 LOUISIANA Alpha Epsilon (North Carolina State University) Reelfoot Lake Mr. Jason Buckingham Mr. Tom Wade , Jr. Eta Omicron (Northeast Louisiana University) 2744 Stageline Drive P. 0 . Box 265 Mr. Tom Walpole, Jr. Raleigh, NC 27603 Kenton, TN 38233-0265 P. 0 . Box 14391 H: 919/772-1121 8 : 901 /749-5305 Monroe, LA 71207-4391 8 : 919/856-6116 H: 318/343-7557 Theta Upsilon (Tennessee Tech University) 8: 318/342-5420 Eta Omega (Pembroke State University) Mr. Kelly McCreight Mr. Joey Peyrouse P. 0 . Box 2054 MICHIGAN 515 Forest Road Cookeville, TN 38502 Fayetteville, NC 28305-4601 H: 615/698-7668 Beta Tau (University of Michigan) 8 : 910/484-9607 Mr. W. Jarman Davis Ill TEXAS P. 0 . Box 1988 OHIO Toledo, OH 43603 Eta Epsilon (San Angelo State University) 8 : 800/937-0865 Gamma Omicron (Ohio University) Mr. Richard McKinney Mr. Mark Dotson P. 0 . Box 3946 Epsilon Psi (Western Michigan University) 605 North Detroit Street San An gelo, TX 76902 Mr. N. Michael Galinas Bellelontaine, OH 43311 H: 915/655-4104 12240 Bethel Church Road H: 513/599-1316 8 : 915/944-3106 Manchester, Ml 48158-9704 H: 313/428-8570 Southland Hall Alumnus Theta (Dallas-Ft. Worth Area) 8 : 313/482-6605 Mr. Stephen Crone Mr. Mike Nelson 2878 Losantiridge Avenue 2000 Mayflower Zeta Kappa (Ferris State University) Cincinnati, OH 45213 Dallas, TX 75208-3115 Mr. Kenneth Karsten H: 513/731 -2139 H: 214/941-4674 1431 Forest Hill S.E. 8 : 513/651 -4544 8 : 214/941 -4683 Grand Rapids, Ml 49546 H: 616/949-7346 Toledo Epsilon Omicron (Stephen F. Austin University) 8 : 616/698-5055 Mr. Davi d Lewis Mr. Dave Campbell 818 Lafayette Blvd. P. 0. Box 13015, SFAU Station MONTANA Bowling Green, OH 43402 Nacogdoches, TX 75962 H: 419/352-5863 8 : 409/568-1818 Big Sky Alumni Association 8 : 419/353-8131 Mr. Samuel Rotellini WASHINGTON 1118 Woodland Drive OKLAHOMA Bozeman, MT 59715-2766 Beta Beta (University of Washington) H: 406/586-9527 Tulsa Mr. Bruce Bille 8 : 406/586-7972 Mr. Bill Vogle 2202 South 300th 521 S. Troost Avenue Federal Way, WA 98003 Tulsa, OK 74120-4024 NEW HAMPSHIRE H: 206/839-2536 8 : 918/587-8511 8 : 206/839-7093 Gamma Mu (University of New Hampshire) Mr. Scott Lincoln PENNSYLVANIA Gamma Xi (Washington State University) 101 Spyglass Way Hill Drive Mr. Michael Mathy Ash land, MA 01721 -2367 Steel City 13467 SE 24th Street B: 800/225-4224 Mr. Greg Wilson Bellevue, WA 98005 3520 Forbes Avenue 8 : 206/641 -7286 NEW JERSEY St. 175, Box M Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Alpha Psi (Rutgers University) H: 412/373-31 72 WASHINGTON, D.C. Dr. Robert Sonja 8: 412/647-6532 580 Bunker Hill Road Washington D.C. Princeton, NJ 08540 SOUTH CAROLINA Mr. Nels Benson 1200 Martha Custis Drive NEW MEXICO Rock Hill Alexandria, VA 22302 Mr. Robert Brown H: 703/998-4278 Beta Delta (University of New Mexico) 1908 Paces Landing Avenue #1813 0 : 202/225-4801 Mr. David Swope Rock Hill, SC 29732 Mr. S. Woodruff Bentley P. 0 . Box 35367 H: 803/325-7847 9901 Carrhill Court Albuquerque, NM 87176 8 : 704/594-0087 Vienna, VA 22181 H: 505/889-0119 H: 703/281-7489 8: 505/884-4915 Theta Delta (Francis Marion College) 0 : 703/715·6053 Mr. Murry Howle NEW YORK P. 0 . Box 100547 WEST VIRGINIA Florence, SC 29501 Gamma Tau (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) 803/66 t -1182 Alpha Theta (West Virginia University) Mr. John McFarland Mr. Ed DeCosta 1185 Collier Road #19F Xi (University of South Carolina) P. 0 . Box 742 Atlanta, GA 30318 Mr. Brad Kneece Morgantown, WV 26507-0742 8 : 404/894-3759 1227 Jessamine Street H: 804/525-8803 Cayce, SC 29033 8 : 804/948-1372 NORTH CAROLINA H: 803/739-1433 8: 803/256-8056 River Cities Pikes of Charlotte Mr. Jeff Perdue Mr. John Black TENNESSEE 30 Western Hills Drive P. 0 . Box 3116 Hurricane, WV 25526 Matthews, NC 28106-3116 Knoxville H: 304/562-0284 H: 704/532-8326 Mr. Roger Bradley 8: 704/847-7800 P. 0 . Box 51625 Knoxvi lle, TN 37950 8 : 615/690-8089

24 SEPTEMBER 1995 1995 Officers Leadership Academy

Pi Kappa Alpha's best and brightest gathered in Memphis, Tennessee for an inten ive educational program on all aspects ofchapter management, leadership and personal development.

by ick P. LeRoy

rom Seattle to Toronto, also had plenty of time to interact Maine to Miami, and Flag­ and share ideas with each other. F staff to Minneapolis, over From breakout e ion which ad­ 430 undergraduates, chapter advi­ dressed current issue facing the sors and international officers Fraternity, to pick-up game on the came from all across orthAmeri­ basketball court, many idea were ca for Pi Kappa Alpha's biennial exchanged and many new friend­ Officers Leadership Academy, ships were created. But the main held July 28 through August I in focu s of the 1995 Academy wa on Memphis, Tennessee. Every non­ rush, the life blood of the Frater­ convention year, thi s five -day con­ nity. Intensive sessions geared to­ ference brings together Pi Kappa ward improving the ru h effort of Alpha's best and brightest for an all chapters were a prominent fea­ intensive educational program on ture of the 1995 Officer Leader­ a ll aspects of chapter manage­ ship Academy. ment, leadership and personal de­ At Friday aftern oon's opening ve lopment. e ion, Executive Vice Pre ident Surpassing th e 1993 Academy's Raymond L. Orians (M emphis, record number of attendees, the Delta Zeta '66) welcomed the 1995 Officers Leadership Acad­ Academy participant and chal­ emy served as a forum to honor Fourteen chapters took home trophies for top achievements, presented at lenged them to "seize the opportu- those who have made igni ficant the International Awards Banquet. nity" to learn more about them­ contributions to Pi Kappa Alpha, selves and their chapters, and to and to provide training for undergraduate brother in every aspect of meet brothers from across the continent. During this session, the chap­ fraternal li fe. Sessions for the SMC, IMC, ThC and membership edu­ ter excell ence award were presented. Thirty-two chapter claimed cator were presented throughout the Academy. The undergraduates this special honor. Immedi ately fo ll owing Orians' remarks, lnterna-

The excitement of winning a Smythe crowned a year of hard work for Theta Kappa Beta Chapter (Princeton University) took the cholarship Cup home Sigma Chapter (Winthrop University). From left: Mark S. Kratz '94 and to their New Jersey campus. From left: Executive Vice President Orians, Kevin D. Wilson '93. International Pres ident Morse, ThomasA. Levinson '94, Benjamin D. Hart '94 and Robert M. Brawner '94

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SEPTEM BER 1995 25 On Friday night, undet·grads enjoyed a barbecue on the grounds of the Jack H. Lucas (High Point, Delta Om ega '56) was named the 1995 Dis­ Memorial Headquat·ters, followed by a tout· of the facility. tinguished Achievement Award recipient.

anniversary, administers a scholarship program which annuall y awards tiona! President F. Anderson Morse (William & Mary, Gamma '76) scholarships to students wishing to attend coll ege in Rome, Georgia. presented th e ftrst educati onal session on th e history of Pi Kappa Al­ When not working or serving as a volunteer, Cathy fill s his spare time pha. Trac in g 127 years of the Fraternity's hi story, Morse offered ex­ riding hi s Harley Davidson motorcycle with hi s church group, "The amples of how Pi Kappa Alpha has adapted to changing times, while Holy Roll ers". A modest and genuine gentl eman, Cathy remarked th at pointing out th at its basic character and ideals have remai ned remark­ he was "deepl y honored to be able to call [you] brothers." ably cl ose to the Founders' ori ginal intenti ons. One of th e most memorable moments of the Academy came during the model initiati on. Conducted during conventi ons, academi es and Touring Memorial Headquarters regional confe rences, the model initiation serves two purposes: it in­ structs undergraduates in th e proper conduct of the Ritual, and it brings Fo ll owing the model initiati on, Academy participants boarded buses a noteworthy and prominent man into th e bonds of the Fraterni ty. Thi s and made the trip to the Memorial Headquarters for a barbecue and year, Pi Kappa Alpha was proud to induct S. Tmett Cathy into Iota Up­ tour of the building. On this occasion, two broth ers were inducted by sil on Chapter at Georgia Southern Uni versity. Cath y is best kn own as th e Pi Kappa Alpha Educational Foundati on into the Order of West the founder and CEO of Chi ck-fil-A, a $45 1 million Atl anta-based Range. Eldridge W. Roark, Jr. (Samford, Alpha Pi '52) and Dr. Robert company, and the third largest quick-service chi cken restaurant com­ A. Schluter (North western, Gamma Rho '84) . pany in Ameri ca. Educati onal Foundati on Trustee Tom Wade (Tennessee-Knoxville, Commitment to th e community sets Cath y apart from other execu­ Zeta '53) recognized th e undergraduate assistance in fundraising for ti ves. Since starting his business in 1946, he has donated millions of the Edu cational Foundati on. Recognition went first to Eta Omicron doll ars in charitable contributions to philanthropies across th e nati on. chapter at Northeast Loui siana, where over 25 % of the brothers par­ His WinShape Center Foundati on, whi ch recentl y celebrated its tenth ti cipate in the phi phi kappa alpha club. This giving society provides undergraduates the chance to parti cipate in the Foundati on's programs by donating whil e still in school. Next, Wade presented th e awards for chapters who participated in the Foundation's phonathon efforts. In 1995 Robert Adger Smythe Awards 23 ni ghts, over 9,000 alumni were contacted by student members at fi ve chapters and over 2,300 pl edged contributions totalling more than $85,000 (See Educational Foundation Annual Report, page 32). Gamma Omicron Iota Mu (Ohio University) (Soutllem Illinois Getting Back to the Basics in Rush Un iversity) Theta Omicron (Indiana State University) Eta Omicron "Changing the Paradigm" became the essential catch phrase during (Northeast Louisiana the Academy's rush sessions. Intern ational Rush Director Kevin Knaus Iota Theta University) (Ka nsas State, Alpha Omega '82) expl ained that traditional rush ef­ (California Polytechnic forts are no longer as effecti ve in today's changing ru sh market. Sprin­ State Un iversity) Theta Sigma kling hi s presentation with basic marketing techniques, Knaus chal­ (Winthrop Un iversity) lenged the membership to "think outside the lines," and not be afraid Iota Omega to try new techniques. Over the course of fi ve rush sessions, chapters (University of Westem Iota Delta were instructed on various "winning rush" strategies. Each chapter Ontario) (Rose Hulman Institute assessed its own strengths and weaknesses and charted an individual­ of Technology) ized plan of acti on by using a newly created rush handbook. The top Zeta Alpha "B" and th e most improved rushing chapters in each region was also rec­ (GMI E ngineering and Iota Nu ogni zed at a special rush luncheon (see Annual Report, page 16). Management Institute) (St. Louis Un iversity) Edu cational programs continued throughout the weekend. Frank Julian (West Virginia, Alpha Theta '63) , an attorney and professor of law at Murray State Uni versity, presented a seminar on th e benefits of

26 SEPTEMBER 1995 The 1995 Loyalty Award was presented to Past Executive Director Pat The Newell Award, presented to Pi Kappa Alpha's most improved chapter Halloran (i ebraska-Omalw, Delta Chi '62) (left) by hi s old friend, Past of the year, went to Gamma Tau hapter (Rensselaer Po()Jtec/mic In titute). National President and Educational Foundation Trustee Emeritus William From left: Executive Vice Pres id ent Orians, John T. Maho ney ' 93, R. Nester (Cincinnati, Alpha Xi '47) . Internati onal President Morse, and Eric A. Calvert '93. proper ri sk management. Using recent court cases invo lving fraterni­ house management. More than a few brothers squirmed when !h eir tie around the nation, Julian worked to di spel the "that can' t happen chapter hou e were shown a an example of "what not to do." ak­ to me" myth. He bowed how officers and chapter members alike share in g the chapter hou e a ymbol of pride was the chall enge of these - in li abili ty issues, and gave simple guidelines that chapter can u e to ion, and the brother left with the commitment to do just that. minimize both their ri sk and exposure in the changing world of legal Academy participant also took time to enjoy the ights of Mem­ liability. phis. One of th e hi ghli ght of the Academy was attending the Mem­ In keeping with the Fraternity's commitment to extensive training phis Mad Dogs football game. The anadian football team e entuall y of chapter ad vi ors, a comprehensive program of seminars wa offered fell to the Toronto Argonauts in double overtime, to the delight of th e to assi tone of Pi Kappa Alpha's greatest resources, involved alumni. brothers from Canada who cheered thei r team on boisterously. On the student level, officer works hops were supplemented by va ri­ ous personal development seminars designed to help round out the un­ dergraduate ex peri ence. From personal fi nancial pl anning to dealing International Awards Banquet with violence as it relate to gender issues, these workshops provided assistance in areas affecting coll ege-age men. Chapter officers had The International Awards Banquet took place on Monday night. The the opportunity to attend ses ions on strategic leadership, improving first award presented was the presti gious Power Award, given to the academic performances and men' health i ues. brother who exemplifies the hi ghest ideal of cholarship and leader­ An enj oyable session led by Executive Housing Officer Daniel W. hip. The 1995 Powers Award went to Ri chard Wayne Cole (Arkansas Corah (Colorado State, Epsilon Th eta '83) featured chapter hou e State, Della Th eta '93) (See th e Educational Foundalion Annual Re­ across th e country and hi ghlighted issues relating to proper chapter port, page 35).

Mark A. Robe•·tso n (Southern Methodist, Beta Zeta '82) (center) was named At the Academy's model initiation, . Truett Cathy (left) was initiated into 1995 Chapter Advisor of the Year for his work with Epsilon Eta C hapter Iota Upsilon hapter at Georgia Southern University. With Cathy is Russell (Houston). J. Davis (Georgia Southem , Iota Upsilon '93).

EPTEM BER 1995 27 F. Ander on Morse introduced the recipient of the Distinguished rector Pat Halloran (Nebraska-Omaha, Delta Chi '62). President of the Ac hi evement Award. Wearing hi s impressive blue and silver Congres­ Memphis Development Foundation, he has also served his community sional Medal of Honor, as we ll as his Purple Heart, Jack H. Lucas (High on the Memphis City Council. Halloran was Pi Kappa Alpha's chief Point, Delta Om ega '56) received the Fraternity's hi ghest honor. Lucas executive officer from I 969 through 1980. Among the many contribu­ has the di stinction of being the youngest Marine and the youngest tions he made to the Fraternity as executive director are the estab­ person thi s century to win the Medal of Honor. At Iwo Jima, Lucas li shment the Chapter Presidents Conference, doubling the Fraternity's threw himself on two Japanese grenades to save his comrades. The date annual income and increasing the number of chapters nationwide by was February 20, 1945 and Lucas was I 7 years old. The June 1995 one-third. Halloran thanked his friends and brothers in an emotional i ue of Shield & Diamond presented Lucas' first-hand account of that response. incredible experience. After World War II, he went on to earn a degree Next, Director of Alumni Affairs Lance Dowdy (Kentucky, Omega in business admini stration after attending classes at both Duke and High '89) presented the prestigious William R. Nester Award. This award Point. At the 1995 State of the Union address, Lucas was honored by goes to the alumni association which has excelled in keeping men in­ President Bill Clinton for hi s great contribution to the nation. volved in the folds of Pi Kappa Alpha. This year, the Greater Los Foll owing Lucas' inspirational words, Past National President and Angeles Area Alumni Association was honored. Keeping with the Educational Foundation Trustee Emeritus William R. Nester (Cincin­ theme of Pi Kappa Alpha's excellence, Sunshine Regional President nati, Alpha Xi '47) presented the loyalty award to past Executive Di- Continued on page 51

Order of West Range

ighlighting Friday evening's activi­ H ties at the Memorial Headquarters was the induction of two very deserving gentlemen into the Pi Kappa Alpha Edu­ cational Foundation's distinguished Order of West Range. Founded in 1986, the Foundation's Or­ der of West Range recognizes Pi Kappa Alpha alumni who have distinguished themselves in their professional lives, and/ From left: Eldridge W. Roark (Samford, Alpha Pi '52) and Robert A. Schluter (Northwestern, or who have lent significant time and sup­ Gamma Rho '84) addressed the audience at the Friday night barbecue. port to the advancement of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity and Educational Founda­ Brother Roark bas been actively involved in this field. Some of his most notable tion. in positively impacting the lives of college work in this regard included being pub­ Previous recipients of this most presti­ students since 1961 with various positions at lished in a collaborative work with Enrico gious award include United States Sena­ Syracuse University, the University oflowa, Fermi, who is widely recognized for his tors Strom Thurmond and Thad Cochran, Purdue University and Radford University research on applications for atomic en­ ABC News Commentator Ted Koppel, before assuming his present position in 1978 ergy. Heisman trophy winner Frank Sinkwich as vice president of student affairs of the State Today, Brother Schluter is professor of and Florida State University Football University of New York at Plattsburg, New physics and astronomy emeritus at North­ Coach Bobby Bowden, just to name a few. York. western University in Chicago. He serves Pi Kappa Alpha as faculty advisor for Inducted into the Order of West Range Most r~cently , Brother Roark served as Gamma Rho Chapter at Northwestern, at the 1995 Officers Leadership Academy national president of Omicron Delta Kappa where he was initiated by special dispen­ were: honorary from 1990 through I 994. sation in 1984, and as chapter advisor for Iota Xi Chapter at the University of Chi­ ELDRIDGE W. ROARK, JR. ROBERT A. SCHLUTER cago. Brother Roark has a resume which reads Brother Robert A. Schluter has enjoyed a life Brother Schluter is also a member of the like a Who 's Who in education. A 1952 of tremendous achievement and accomplish­ Pi KappaAlpha Educational Foundation's initiate of Alpha Pi Chapter at the then ment. He obtained his bachelor of science Oak Trust, recognizing his financial Howard College (now Samford Univer­ degree in physics from the University of Chi­ commitment to the work of the Founda­ sity) in Birmingham, Alabama, Brother cago in 1947, and his Ph.D. from the same in­ tion. Roark obtained his A.B. degree in 1955, stitution in I 954. Since that time, Brother The Pi KappaAlpha Educational Founda­ tion is most pleased to add these distin­ and followed with his M.B.A. from Syra­ Schluter has published in excess of ninety guished alumni to the Order of West cuse University in 1960, and his Ph.D. in works dealing with experimental particle Range. 1970, also from Syracuse. physics and is a nationally recognized expert •

28 SEPTEMBER 1995 Pi Kappa Alpha's Smythe Chapters

by Jefrey M. Meletio

Building A PiKA Dynasty

Gamma Omicron Chapter Ohio University

reating a dyna ty i difficult, but that is exactly what Gamma Omicron CChapter has done at Ohio University. The driving force behind the creation of thi winning tradition is thi chapter's never end­ ing quest to improve. Complacency i an un­ known term in the Gamma Omicron vernacu­ lar: the chapter won a total of seven interna­ tional awards at the Officers LeadershipAcad­ emy this summer, more than any other Pi Kappa Alpha chapter. Gamma Omicron' outstanding rush pro­ The beautiful campus of Ohio niver it . gram is one of the reasons for their continued succes . In addition to dominating the OU The chapter prides itself on its excell ent they ucceed, as demon trated by their fir t Greek system, the chapter al o received three campus involvement and campus power. They place fini sh in the annual Pi Beta Phi Tenni awards at the International Rush Award Lun­ maintain a 94% rate of invo lvement and hold Classic and the Sigma Kappa Golf Classic. cheon at the 1995 Officers Leadership Acad­ major positions on the OU Student Senate and The men of Gamma Omicron have made emy. They received the I 00+ Man Chapter in many campus clubs and honorari es, such great trides in the area of alumni relati ons. Award, the Great Lakes Region Most Out­ as Omicron Delta Kappa and Order of Omega. This year the chapter spon ored six a lumni standing Ru h, and the Di vision I Most Out­ Gamma Omicron holds three vice pre ident event , including a even- year reunion at­ standing Rush Award. The chapter pl edged a position on the University's IFC. In addition, tended by 65 alumni and wives who came back total of 53 men in 1994-1995, which was the chapter hosted several campus activi ti e , to celebrate the years since Gamma Omi­ seven more men than they pledged the previ ­ hi ghlighted by sponsoring renowned speaker cron 's refounding. ln total, 190 different ous year. They al o have a current member­ Will Keim. Participating in the community alumni attended events throughout the year. ship of 121 men, making them the largest Pi service event of other Greek organizati ons Kappa Alpha chapter in the nation. This is par­ is important to Gamma Omicron. Even in thi s Continued on next page ticularly impressive considering the average chapter size at OU is only 52 men. Gamma Omicron also received the Di vi­ The brothers of Gamma Omicron Chapter accept their Smythe. sion IAthleticsAward thi s year. They captured the all-fraternity championship for the third year in a row, and also placed first in II of the 13 sports in which they participated, includ­ ing basketball, softball and soccer. The chap­ ter has nine varsity athletes in cluding three members of the Bobcat football team. Community serv ice is another area in which Gamma Omicron continues to excel. The chapter raised $9,000 by sponsoring a Kid fe st for children in theAthens community. The member also volunteered their time to the Pi Kappa Alpha Educational Foundation by hosting a phonathon. In tota l, Gamma Omicron soli cited pl edges from 418 alumni with donations exceeding $ 13,000. They also won the Edwin C. Kennedy award, pre ented to the organi zation at Ohio University with the most outstanding community ervice pro­ gram.

SEPTEMBER 1995 29 the Northwest Territory. Ohio University has grown to 15 ,000 full time tmdergraduate stu­ dents and 2,500 graduate students, and boasts a diverse student body.

A Concerted Effort Eta Omicron Chapter Northeast Louisiana University

Omicron Chapter was chartered at ortheast Louisiana University on E arch 18, 1972, and enjoyed a solid chapter existence for over 15 years. But in the late 1980s, believing that the chapter was ca­ pable of great success, the students and their Bayou DeSiard flows through the campus of Northeast Louisiana University advisor, Tommy Walpole, decided that they were going to turn Eta Omicron into a Smythe As expected, the chapter produces one of the cessful existence for over 40 years. However caliber chapter. Through hard work and per­ finest alumni newsletters in the Fraternity. in 1974, in the midst of a general plague char­ severance, the chapter and its alumni realized In addition to being recognized by the In­ acterized by declining membership and apa­ their dream and won their first Smythe award ternational Fraternity, Gamma Omicron thy toward improvement, Gamma Omicron at the 1993 Officers Leadership Academy. At swept the awards at the OU Greek Awards went si lent. But in 1986 a new colony was this year's Academy the chapter took home Banquet. Among the many recognitions the formed, and on October 17, 1987 the chapter its third consecutive Smythe award for chap­ chapter received was the Ohio University was rechartered. Gamma Omicron has flour­ ter proficiency. Eta Omicron has quietly built President's Trophy which is awarded annuall y ished since the rechartering thanks to dedi­ a tradition of success through a commitment to the fraternity with the highest G.P.A. cated volunteer alumni and an aggressive rush to excellence, and it shows no signs ofletting Gamma Omicron earned an impressive 3.01 program. up in the near future. overall chapter G.P.A. In rush, Eta Omicron is the clear leader on The chapter's advisor, David V. Aiken University History its campus. Fortunately, the chapter is not con­ (Ohio, Gamma Omicron '63), was also named tent with just excelling among the local com­ Ohio University's Outstanding Chapter Ad­ Located in Athens, Ohio, 75 miles north­ petitors. They understand the benefits of be­ visor of the Year. Aiken has served as Gamma east of Columbus, the historic campus ofOhio ing a large chapter and maintain over I 00 Omicron's advisor for the past nine years. University gives one the feeling of being at a active members. Eta Omicron has been the small college rather than the large state uni­ largest fraternity on campus for the past 13 years in a row, and pledged a total of 40 men Chapter History versity that it is. This atmosphere is enhanced by the tranquil Hocking River which mean­ during the 1994- 1995 school year. ders its way around the campus. Success in rush was due in large part to the Gamma Omicron Chapter was originally eight rush scholarships that the chapter of­ chartered on May 16, 1930 and enjoyed a sue- The University was founded in 1804 and was the first institution of higher learning in fered this year. These $100 scholarships are awarded to the top members of the pledge class who finish the semester with at least 12 Eta Omicron Chapter proudly took home a Smythe from the 1995 OLA. credit hours and achieve at least a 3.0 G.P.A. The chapter's rush also got a boost thanks to four men who were selected to work on the university's freshman orientation staff. The men of Eta Omicron also continued their tradition of excellence in campus in­ volvement by holding both the IFC and Jun­ ior IFC presidencies. The chapter had eight members of the IFC's "Rho Alpha" rush ori­ entation staff More impressive were the nu­ merous events that Eta Omicron sponsored for the NLU campus, including their annual PikeFest, which is a mini-Olympics held for the Panhellenic sororities. This has been an excell ent public relations tool for the chapter for many years. For the fraternities, the chap­ ter sponsored a 3 on 3 basketball tournament for the seventh year in a row. Community service has been the strongest area of programming at Eta Omicron for many years. To further improve their program, the

30 SEPTEMBER 1995 chapter has instituted a year-round commu­ ni ty service effort. Thi new program call s on members to partici pate in projects during the summer, as well as during the chool year. This year Eta Omicron provided over 5,000 hours o f service to the community and do­ nated over $3,000 to chari ty. The chapter's large t endeavor was Pike­ Jam III, a rock concert with all proceed go­ ing to GOCARE (Greater Ouachita Coalition providing AIDS Resources and Education). Eta Omicron put over 2000 hours into plan­ ning and implementing this annua l event, whi ch won the NLU Community Service Pro­ gram o f the Year fo r the thi rd year in a row. The chapter was a lso recogni zed by the Pi Kappa Alpha Educati ona l Foundation fo r having the most member donating to the phi phi kappa alpha club. In total, Eta Omicron has 27 members in the club with donati on exceeding $450. The chapter has fo und succe on the ath­ A hillside view of the al Poly campus. letic fi eld , placin g first in the all-fra ternity and all -campus competitions this year. Thi wa Fraterni ty' most consistent chapter , Iota ond among the univer ity's 22 fraternitie . the fifth consecuti ve year that Eta Omicron Theta Chapter at Cali fo rni a Polytechnic State This wa achieved through e era! chapter captured both titles, becoming the first orga­ U ni vers ity w inning ha become a habit incentive program . Their tudy Buddy pro­ ni zation in NLU hi story to win fi ve titles in a thanks to the members' drive to do th ing right gram ha been particul arly ucce sful. Thi row. All in all , they participated in 35 ports all the time. As a result, at the Officers Lead­ program pair up chapter member ba ed on and placed in 26 of them. ership Academy, Iota Theta received the Rob­ past academic performance. At the end of each ert Adger Smythe award, the chapter' econd quarter the pair achieving the highe t G.P.A. University History since it chartering in 1989. receives a ca h reward. While most chapters seem to have a history Campu leader hip i probably Iota Theta's Northeast Lo ui s ia na U ni vers ity was of pea ks and va ll ey , Iota Theta has been a strongest a pect. The chapter continue to fo unded in 193 1 a Ouachita Parish Junior pi ll ar of excell ence sin ce its chartering six hold ma ny of the major leadership po ition Coll ege. In its earl y days the coll ege under­ years ago. T he chapter reap great benefit on campu . Iota Theta P ike currently have went a few name changes but essentiall y re­ from its consi tently hi gh level of perfor­ members serving on the univer ity' A oci­ mained a j uni or coll ege. In 1950, ortheast mance in all areas of programming. Year in ated tudents Incorporated Board ofDirector Loui siana Uni ver ity became a seni or coll ege and year out Iota Theta epitomi zes the char­ for the Coll ege of Business, Science, Engi­ granting academi c degrees. Tt took on it cur­ acteri ti cs o f scholars, leaders, athletes, and neering and Liberal Art . hapter member rent name in 1970, th e year it awarded its first gentlemen. This past year was no different, but also dominate the univer ity' Week of Wel­ doctoral degree. Today, NLU i a thriving state with one exception: the chapter had an over­ come orientation program. Their involvement university with almost 9,000 fu ll time under­ whelmingly good year. in WOW ha opened up many new ru h a e­ graduate students and I, I 00 graduate tu­ In 1994-95, Iota Theta recorded some out­ nue fo r the chapter. dents. sta nd ing academi c number . The chapter Northeast Loui siana University is located posted a 2.9 overall G. P.A, ra nk in g th em sec- Continued on page 50 in Monroe, Louisiana. The campus is si tuated on 227 acre with Bayou DeSiard fl owing through the middle. ot fa r from campus is the Ouachi ta ri ver, whi ch provides an abun­ dance of recreati on for tudents.

Perpetual Excellence Iota Theta Chapter California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo

nce Lombard i once said, " Winning i not a sometimes thing, it's an a ll time v:thing; you don' t win once in a while; you don't do things ri ght once in a while; you do them ri ght all the time: winning i a habit. Unfo rtunately, so i lo ing." At one of the

EPTEMBER 1995 3 1 Pi Kappa Alpha Educational Foundation

Alumni supporting scholastic achievement, leadership training and personal development since 1948.

A Letter From the President of the Pi Kappa Alpha Educational Foundation

Dear Brothers:

I am very pl eased to present to you the annual report of the Pi Kappa Alpha Educati onal Foundati on. As you will learn from this report, your Foundati on continues to broaden and enhance its role in supporting academi c and leadership excell ence among our undergraduate brothers.

The broth ers li sted in the Donor Roll of this report are the tru e heroes of our continued suc­ cesses. Once again, during the 1994-95 fi scal year Pi Kappa Alpha alumni supported the Foundati on in record levels, both in actual funds raised and in the number of donors contrib­ Joseph R. Brown uting. And while I am at it, 1 must recogni ze our undergraduate broth ers who, through th e Phi (Kansas, Beta Gamma '50) Phi Kappa Alpha Club ($ 15 gift to the Foundati on annuall y) are lending their support to our cause. This is certai nl y incenti ve for more of our alumni broth ers to support our very impor­ ta nt work. I extend my deepest thanks to each of you for helping insure a brighter future for Pi Kappa Alpha.

The 1994-95 fi scal year was a year for transition, accomplishment, and vision. Through our Annual Fund program, alumni continued to support the work of the Foundati on in response to our direct mail and phonathon campaigns. Looking to th e fu ture, I am very excited about the affini ty our alumni are showing for the Oak Trust, whi ch recognizes deferred gifts of $10,000 or more. As detai led further in thi s report, assets in the Oak Trust now near three million doll ars! And that is fro m a relati vely small cadre of dedi cated, generous alumni. Broadening membership in this very important program will continue to be one of my hi ghest priorities.

lfyour name appears somewhere in this report as a loyal supporter of our work, thank you! If not, pl ease join us this year, and every year hereafter, insuring the Pi Kappa Alpha experience continues to be second to none!

Questions regarding or donations to the Fraterna ll y, Pi Kappa Alpha Educational Foundation shoult/ be directed to:

Patrick F. Haynes, Executive Director Pi Kappa Alpha Educational Fo undation Joseph R. Brown 8347 West Range Cove President Memphis, T 38125 Pi Kappa Alpha Educati onal Foundati on

Phone (901 ) 748-1948 Fax (90 1) 748-3 100

32 SEPTEMB ER 1995 1994-95 Annual Report

he Pi K a ppa A lpha Educational Foundation, founded in 1948, is an in T dependent, tax-exempt, beneficent, charitable, literary and educational organi­ zation with 50 l (c)(3) IRS designation. It is governed by a 15-member board of trustees composed of alumni of Pi Kappa Alpha Fra­ ternity. Its dai ly operations are conducted by a professional staff located in the Pi Kappa Alpha Memorial Headquarter bui lding in Memphis, Tennessee. Its mis ion is "to enhance the lifelong Pi KappaAlpha Fraternity experi ence fortoday's student and alumni brothers and those in gen­ erations to come and to assure the enduring prosperity of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity". The Foundation is supported by tax -deduct­ ib le charitable gifts from loyal members and friends ofPi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. In turn, One of the programs sponsored by the Ed ucational Fo undation was the J 995 Officers Leadership the Educational Foundation provides finan­ Academy. At the Friday ni ght barbecue at the Memorial Headquar ten, Annual Fund Di rector cial assistance for the educational programs Christopher M. Peters (left) presented the award for most phonathon doll ars raised to Iota Delta of Pi Kappa Alpha as well as direct financial Chapter (Rose Hu/man Institute of Teclwology). assistance to the Fraternity's student mem­ bers. into either Phi Beta Kappa or Omicron Delta Mi chael Morris The information provided here summarize Kappa during 1994-1995. The awards are Eric Bogner Foundation activity from July I, 1994 to June provided from the annual earnings of an en­ Todd Bingemann 30, 1995. dowment establi shed by R. Crai g Hoenshell Shawn Laney (Nebraska -Omaha, Delta Chi '63) . Pearce Landry Andrew Schoenthal Omicron Delta K a ppa Dennis W. Moore, Jr. Scholarships During 1994-95, awards were provided to : Zack Tillitski Ja on S. Siegel During the 1994- 1995 academic year David B. Saunders Mitchell Bilbe $3 1,445 wa provided directly to student Allen R. Gillespie members ofPi Kappa Alpha Fraternity in the Steve Martin form of academic and leadership scholar- Robert S. Horton hips. A complete li sting of scholarship re­ Jeffrey R. Marshall cipient appears on pages 36-37. Robert Luce Powers Award Jason Epstein Richard S. Dyer The Powers Award i given each year by the Scott Swanson Educational Foundation to the Fraternity's mo t Honor Society Awards outstanding h1dent member. The recipi­ Phi Beta K a ppa ent of the award in 1994-1995 wa Richard During 1994-95, awards were provided to : W. Cole (Arkansas State, Delta Th eta '93) . The Educational Foundation provided re­ He received a handsome plaque and a 1,000 imbursements for initiation fees to each of Robert S. Horton the fo ll owing brothers who were inducted Ara Feinstein Continued on next page

SEPTEMBER 1995 33 scholarship at th e Fraternity's 1995 Officers for scholarships, leadership workshops and Matching Gifts Leadership Academy. Each of 4 finali sts re­ other quali fied programs. ceived $250 scholarships and ce1tificates. A The fo ll owing corporations provided complete summary ofBrother Cole's accom­ matching gifts to the Foundati on: plis hments appears on page 35. Major/Deferred Gifts Mallinckrodt Medical, Inc. The Educati onal Foundation benefitted McCormick & Company, Inc. from numerous alumni as a benefi ciary of a J. C. Bradford & Co. Student Loan Program bequest, trust or similar gift. Highlights in­ The Lubrizol Foundation cluded: W.W. Grainger, Inc. Bank of Highl and A total of $23 ,600 was loaned to deserv­ Ross L. Edward (deceased) Black & Decker Corporation ing student broth ers during the year. As of $9,300 trust June 30, 1995, the Educati onal Foundati on US West Foundation Lewis E. Magee (deceased) had outstanding loans totaling $233,7 10. The The U SF&G Foundation, Inc. student loan program offers interest-free $10 ,500 trust ARCO Chemical Company loans until 90 days after a student leaves Glenn M . McCaslin (deceased) Allied Signal school, at whi ch time th e loan begins accru­ $44, I 00 bequest Toyota Motor Sales ing at a rate of 8% mmuall y. Joseph A. Pavelka, Jr. (deceased) $5,000 bequest Affinity Card Joseph F. Thomas $130,000 charitable remainder trust The Foundati on's affinity Visa card pro­ Educational Grants grdm generated $18,466 in royalties from The Foundati on received notificati on of alumni using the Pi Kappa Alpha Visa card. Each year the Educati ona l Foundati on several other bequests, with the donors re­ grants funds to Pi Kappa Alpha Fraterni ty to questing anonymity at this time. support the fraternity's educati onal confer­ ences and programs. These qualified educa­ Harvey T. Newell ti onal and leadership forums address numer­ Memorial Library ous areas of personal development for our In Memory undergraduate brothers including improving academic performance, strategic leadership, The Foundati on received many gifts in Several alumni authors contributed their and graduate school planning just to name a m emory of an individua l member of Pi books to the L ibrary during 1994-1 995 . few. Issues facing our younger brothers in­ Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Listed here are the Those names and book titles have appeared cluding drugs and alcohol, sexual abuse, haz­ names of those for whom memorial gifts in previous issues of the Shield & Diamond. ing and ri sk management are also presented were received. A speci al thanks goes to Stephen R. Covey at these programs. During the 1994-1 995 fi s­ (Uta h, Alp ha Tau '50) for contributing his cal year th e Foundati on provided $67,000 in Sebasti an (Tom) Dove three best selling books, Th e 7 Habits of grants. John Wellington Highly Effective People, Principle-Centered Thomas Bragg Leadership, and First Th ings First. Another William Upchurch special thank you goes to Colonel Robert Platt Boyd (A uburn, Upsilon '29) for hi s re­ Marl on Matting IV cent contribution of Me And Company "C". Fund Raising Mort Minkus Todd McKay Annual Fund Walter J. Osterhoudt Tom W. Wade, Sr. Freeman H. Hart L.W. O'Neill The Educati ona l Foundati on 's Annual Memorial Museum Fund continued to grow in size and scope Mr s. Thomas C. Wicker with alumni support once again exceeding George Vordenbaumen The Pi Kappa Alpha Educational Founda­ previou s levels. A lumnus brothe rs re­ tion was especiall y proud to recogni ze our sponded to the Foundati on's needs through alunmus brothers who served, or continue to vari ous meth ods including direct ma ~ l cam­ In Honor serve our country in the armed forces. pa ig ns, pho na tho ns a nd thro ug h the With the fifti eth anniversary of so many Foundati on's Affini ty Visa program. The Foundati on also received several important events in World War II, a di splay Our undergraduate broth ers also joined in gifts in honor of an individual member of Pi of wartime memorabilia continues to high­ record numbers with 79 new members in the Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Li sted here are th e li ght Pi Kappa Alpha's contribution to thi s Phi Phi Kappa Alpha Club ($ 15 gift to the names of those in whose honor gifts were re­ effort. Alumni from across the country do­ Foundati on annuall y). ceived. nated both stori es and memorabilia for this exhibit, whi ch continues to receive the hi gh­ Capital Campaign Patsy Jenkins est accolades from museum visitors. Hugh A. Dodds During the 1994-95 year, Internationa l Pi Kappa Alpha alumni continued to ful­ Robert E. Palmer IV Histori an Dr. Jerome V. Reel, Jr. continued fill pl edges to the Campaign For Pi Kappa Art Beami sh to cata logue a nd orga ni ze muc h of the Alpha with $14,600 received in this regard. Omar E. Bacon, Jr. Fraternity's arti fa cts for future display in the These gifts continue to enhance endowments J. "Lewie" Sanderson museum.

34 SEPTEMBER 1995 The Oak Trust

The Educational Foundation's Oak Charles L. Dow (Gamma Alpha '64) Gary E. Menchhofer (A lpha Xi '65) Trust recognizes brothers and friend David H. Dy on (Upsilon '72) F. Ander on Mor e (Gamma ' 6) who have made planned gifts in the form Ross L. Edwards (Psi '30) icholas J. Orphan (Alpha Xi '65) of bequests, li fe insurance, remainder W. trusts and other deferred and planned Bram Govaar , IT (Gamma Delta '66) Frances J. Palli check (A lpha Phi '3 ) giving vehi cles. If you are interested in Thomas J. Handler (Beta Eta '74) Edward A. Pea e (Delra Xi ' 1) exploring the excell ent opportunities of­ Burton H. Harres, Jr. (Epsilon Iota '7 1) William Porter fe red by pl anned giving, plea e contact Patrick F. Haynes (Delta Th eta '81) George H. Roach, Jr. (Delra Kappa ·-7) the Pi KappaAipha Educati onal Founda­ Roy D. Hickman (Beta Della '22) Robert A. chluter (Gamma Rho ' 4) ti on. Augu tus Hill (Sigma '25) te en . chumburg (Th era Zeta ' 7) The fo ll owing brothers and friends are Howard C. Hinig (B eta Epsilon '34) Col. Kermit J. Silverwood members of the Oak Trust. Jay J. Hinkhouse (A lpha Phi '78) (Alpha Om ega '21) R. Craig Hoenshell (Delta Chi '63) Kenneth L. prengel (Delra Beta '45) David A. Bagwell (Gamma Chi '62) C. Richard Jackson (Zeta '63) Benjamin F. tradley (Alpha u '2 1) Vernon Baxter (Beta Epsilon '25) Matthew J. Kavanagh (Beta Zeta '54) Reuel C. (Ep i/on Alpha '53) Cephas and Rose Brainerd Douglas J. Ki ersey (Epsilon Psi '87) and Anita W. Stratton (Alpha Upsilon '1 2) John L. Lisher (Delta Xi '71) Jo eph F. Thomas (Beta Sigma '34) Joseph R. Brown (Beta Gamma '50) Wallace G. Long, III (Delta Zeta '67) Thoma C. Tillar (Epsilon '71) William M. Byrne (A lpha Phi '62) Lewi E. Magee (Beta Zeta '30) Thomas W. Wade, Jr. (Zeta '53) William A. Cardinal, Jr. (Delta Nu '92) Joseph D. Mason, III (Beta Xi '88) John L. Wa lker (Alpha u '65) Ri chard E. Charl ton, Ill (Upsilon '61) Glenn M. McCa lin (A lpha Nu '47) Thomas L. Wilkin on (Eta Th eta '7 1) Robert N . Cox (Epsilon Iota '64) Daniel F. McGehee (Epsilon Iota '63) Quentin L. Ri chard (Gamma Beta '29) Michael L. Dever (A lpha Xi '61) Richard A. McKinney (Eta Epsilon '7 1) and Gai l Richard Zajic

Richard W. Cole Receives 1995 Powers Award

hard Wayne Cole was recognized at the 1995 Officers Lead rship Academy with the Powers Award, as Pi Kappa Alpha's ffi ost outstanding graduate. Brother Cole is a 1993 initiate of Delta Theta Chapter at Arkansa State Uni versity, where he graduated wi th honors in August. A mem­ ber of Phi Kappa Phi and Beta Beta Beta, Cole fini hed with a 3.86 overall grade point average and a 3.7 grade point average in zoology, hi s major. Cole has been widely recognized for hi s academic achi evement, receiving several scholarships, including a four-year ROTC cholar­ ship, the Craighead Poinsett County Medical Association Scholar­ ship, a Silo Undergraduate Research Fell ow hip, sponsored by the Department of Energy, and the Delta Theta Chapter scholarship award. Richard W. Cole (left) receives the Powers Award from Educational An Eagle Scout and assi tant Scout Master for a local troop, Cole Foundation Trustee and Past ational Pres ident Gary E. Menchhofer is a volunteer for the Special Olympics, the United Way, and the (Ciuciuuati, Alpha Xi '65). Jonesboro Head Start Program. Brother Cole served Delta Theta Chapter a pledge educator, vice Powers Award Runners-Up president and brotherhood chairman. He also served the Greater Greek Community as an interfraternity council representative and was se­ The following four brother were elected as runner -up for the 1994 lected for membership in Order of Omega. Powers Award. Each fina li st received a certifi cate and $250 cholar­ Cole is presently finishing hi s senior thesis and working for the Food ship: and Drug Administration's National Center for Toxicology Research. James Gregory Aftosmis (Ohio, Gamma Omicron '92) He plans to begin medical chool in the fa ll at the Uni versity of Ar­ William Bradley Boyd (Tenne see Tech, Th eta Upsilon '92) kansas for the Medical Sciences in Little Rock. As the recipient of the 1995 Powers Award, Brother Cole received Jame Ri chard Hawk (East Central, Epsilon Om ega '92) a handsome plaque and a $ 1,000 scholarship. Brian Steven Murphy (Louisville, Kappa Zeta '95)

SEPTEMBER 1995 35 Pi Kappa Alpha Trustees Emeriti ...... Alan G. Craig Scholarship Gamma Upsilon Chapter Educational Foundation Garth C. Grissom Stephen Christopher Lopp Directory (Kansas State, Alpha Omega '49) $250 Vincent W. Shotton William R. Nester $250 The following list shows position held dur­ (Cincinnati, Alpha Xi '47) ing 1994-1995: Delta Iota Old Oak Scholarship Richard F. Ogle Travis Walker (A labama, Gamma Alpha '61) Board of Trustees $1,000

President...... Joseph R. Brown David Hilton Dyson Leadership Award Staff (Ka nsas, Beta Gamma '50) Upsilon Chapter Executive Vice President ...... John Dana President-Elect...... Gary E. Menchhofer Raymond L. Orians $250 (Cincinnati, Alpha Xi '65) (Memphis, Delta Zeta '66) Gamma Xi Alumni Association Immediate Past President ...... Executive Director ...... Patrick F. Haynes Scholarship Award Dr. Thomas C. Tillar, Jr. (A rkansas State, Delta Th eta '81) James J. Linder (Virginia Tech, Epsilon '71) $300 Annual Fund Director ...... Treasurer ...... Thomas W. Wade, Jr. Christopher M. Peters Ronald D. Harris Memorial (Tennessee-Knoxville, Zeta '53) (Clemson, Alpha Eta '88) Academic Award Epsilon Iota Chapter Secretary ...... W. Bram Govaars, II Controller ...... Patricia Hollingsworth Bryan K. Walker (Arizona, Gamma Delta '66) $500 Administrative Assistant ...... Judy Bruno Trustees ...... Jack Kennedy Academic Award Beta Gamma Chapter Endowment Fund Commission William M. Byrne Steven E. Johnson (Iowa State, Alpha Phi '62) $250 Chairman ...... W. Bram Govaars, II (Arizona, Gamma Delta '66) Marvin Dennis Ray Orians Scholarship (Illinois, Beta Eta '56) Commissioners ...... Kevin Virta $500 Phillip E. Goodman R. Craig Hoenshell (Missouri-Columbia, Alpha Nu '45) (Nebraska-Omaha, Delta Chi '63) Bob Reddin Extraordinary Performance Award William N. LaForge Thomas Wilkinson Epsilon Sigma Chapter (Delta State, Zeta Beta '69) (Weber State, Eta Th eta '71) Jonathan Kyle Alexander $500 Stanley F. Love (Marshall, Delta Iota '5 1) Joe Thomas Leadership Award Scholarships Beta Sigma Chapter Richard T. McKinney Robert C. Gannon (Sa n Angelo State, Eta Epsilon '71) UNENDOWED AWARDS $250 1994-1995 John F. McNair, III Tom W. Wade Zeta Pledge (Davidson, Beta '44) Nelson H. Balido Scholarship Academic Award Epsi lon Gamma Chapter Zeta Chapter Lynn T. Mulherin Troy Buerster Steven L. McCarter (Creighton, Th eta Lambda '78) $125 $250

Jack 0 . Snyder Robert N. Cox Leadership Award (Pennsylvania State, Beta Alpha '61) Epsi lon Iota Chapter Michael T. Crouch $500

36 SEPTEMBER 1995 ENDOWED AWARDS David Brantley Judd Memorial Richard F. Ogle Leader hip ward 1994-1995 Scholarship Ga mma lpha Chapter Delta Zeta Chapter ea n . mi th Alpha Omega Scholarship Michael idney Scott .550 sending 5 members to OLA $575 $ 1,500 Robert R. a nd J oa nna R. Pea e cholar­ Phillip M. Lighty Leader hip Scholarship hip Fred A. Anderson Educational Grant Gamma Xi Chapter Theta Omicron hapter University of Central Florida Allyn Akin Brett M. Higgin 750 500 500 Dann Black John Robert Barne Arthur Bowes Memorial $500 500 Academic Scholarship Adam Yana sack Beta Phi Chapter $350 E mmett Reagan Scholarship James Ryan Maggart Gamma Chapt r $375 William Datch ( 1992-1 993 recipi ent) 300 Arthur Bowes Memorial Christopher Li ck ( 1992 reci pi nt) Leadership Scholarship 300 Beta Phi Chapter William A. Kinder Quentin L. Richard Leader hip ward $375 Iota Kappa Chapter Michael . Fauver Lt. J. G. David Gary Chaiken 350 Memorial Scholarship Beta Kappa Chapter Quentin L. Richard Academic Awa t·d Darryl Phillips Iota Kappa Chapter $750 David Dale 350 Michael Dever Leadership Award Alpha Xi Chapter Jack Lux Award Lee later Memorial cholarship Jonathan Watters Scott D. Romanowski Beta Chi Chapter $ 1,200 $250 Eri c J. Snustead ( 1993 -1 994 reci pi ent) $ 1,000 William H. Dial Scholarship Award Andrew C. Lynch Awa rd Alpha Eta Chapter Iota Kappa Chapter A. Frank Smith Leadership Award Mark Andrew Thacker Anthony Vignolo Alpha Eta hapter $175 $500 Anthony iccone $575 Bram Govaars Scholarship Robert D. Lynn Memorial Scholarship Gamma Delta Chapter Fredic Lund Wayne Smith Scholarship Awa rd Michael Margolin $800 Alpha u Chapter $500 Phillip Ray immons William M. McKissack Scholarship $500 Dodd Hall Scholarship James Lloyd Cano Delta Gamma Chapter $ 1,000 Frederick Southgate Taylor Scholarship Thomas Larsen Gamma Chapter $500 John P. McGovern Leadership Schola rship Gregory T. O'Shea Alpha Alpha Chapter $500 Tom Husselman Extraordinary Paul Alexander Friedman Performance Award $287.50 Jack Van Fossen Scholarship Iota Delta Chapter Alpha Xi Chapter Mark A. Law William R. Nester Scholarship William L. Esterl y, 111 $775 Iota Gamma Chapter 525 Jay Meyer 250 Jerry Yachabach Scholarship wat·d Larry Jackson and Brian Sanders Alpha Eta Chapter Alan "Bubba" Jones Scholarship $250 Vin cent C. Marconi Zeta Chapter Steve Wall 725 Wi lliam Forre ter $250 Ca meron Dezfulian $350 725 Bryan K. Schneider $350

SEPTEMBER 1995 37 Pi Kappa Alpha Educational Foundation 1994-95 DONOR ROLL Annual Giving Clubs: Century Club : $100 - $200 (CC) Loyalty Club: $250 - $499 (LC) President's Club: $500+ (PC)

Lifetime Giving Societies: Shield & Diamond Society: $1, 000 - $2,499 (S D) Sabre & Key Society: $10,000 - $24,999 (SK) Lily of the Valley Society: $2,500 - $4,999 (LV) Junior Founders Society: $25,000 - $49,999 (JF) Gamet and Gold Society: $5,000 - $9,999 (GG) Founders Society: $50,000 - $99,999 (FS) 1868 Society: $ 100 ,000+

Donations recognized were given between July I, 1994 and Jun e 30, 1995. Those gifts received after June 30, 1995 will be recognized as part of the 1995-96 annual report in the September 1996 issue of Shield & Diamond. The trustees and staff of the Pi Kappa Alpha Educational Foundation thank every loyal contributor. Your support directly benefi ts our undergraduate and graduate student brothers.

Alpha Chapter Gamma Chapter Mr. Tom E. Dymacek '84 • Mr. James T. Hash '46 Mr. James M. Sheppard '52 CC Mr. Clarence J . Farrell '67 Mr. Dennis Craig Grubbs '76 Or. James E. Hasselle Ill '53 Col. William M. Shy '37 Mr. William W. Haley '46 University Of Virginia College Of William And Mary Mr. Jeffrey Daniel Hamblen '76 Mr. Wesly A. Hawkins '71 • Mr. Warren L. Slagle '43 Mr. Robert M. Hunt Ill '89 Mr. Oerk Ackerman '57 CC Mr. Scott P. Ayers '68 cc • Senator Joe M. Haynes '56 Mr. Curtis Leroy Smith '82 Mr. David L. Jolly Jr. '42 SO Mr. Richard H. Aulebach '51 Mr. Loye D. Bechtold Jr. '59 Mr. Michael Lucas Heath '79 Mr. George Herman Heins Ill '79 Mr. Franklin L. Smith '54 Mr. John J. Lux '53 LC SK Mr. W. Hugh Bache '36 CC Mr. William B. Blanks '48 Mr. Michael John Kosciusko '84 • Mr. Geoffrey E. Hemmrich '64 SO Mr. Gordon E. Smith '35 Mr. Reinhold S. Matheson '30 Dr. Harold Joseph Barrett Jr. '58 Mr. Elliott Bloxom '34 Mr. William H. Kucheman '71 CC Mr. Thomas G. Henry Jr. '49 Mr. W. 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Beeler '62 Mr. Marc Paul Labrasca '75 Dr. David J. Scruby '71 CC Mr. Mark Lunenburg 78 LC Mr. Douglas A. Freeth '65 Delta Omega Mr. Robert L. Buck '56 CC • Mr. Carl Fredric Mann '78 • Mr. William F. Shortz '71 Mr. James Jay Marty '79 • Mr. Martin Rettig French '82 CC Mr. Aaron G. Graff Jr. '75 Mr. William C. McClay '57 • Mr. Joshua Randall Silber '92 Chapter Mr. William F. Moran '50 Mr. Todd Allen Fritz '80 Rev. John Randall Hunt '51 Mr. James L. Neal '48 • Mr. Sean N. Smith '87 Mr. David L. Olson '57 Mr. Fred R. Hales '56 High Point University Mr. Dan Augmund Jenkins Jr. '89 Mr. Philip L. Ph illips '66 Mr. Gerald L. Spore '50 Mr. William A. Pirie '53 Mr. Howard L. Hoch '63 CC Mr. Earl G. Barbour Jr. '54 Mr. Garry E. Lent '50 Mr. John Daniel Pingree Jr. '78 Mr. Greg Scott Spudic '76 Mr. Robert Dean Ritter '50 Mr. Bradley Kraay '73 Mr. Robert W. Barrett '53 Mr. Robert A. Martin '59 CC Mr. George E. Pollock '63 CC Mr. Charles Elmer Taylor Jr. '74 Mr. Roy A. Bevan '54 Mr. George H. 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44 SEPTEMBER 1995 Mr. Frank A. Finley Jr. '54 Mr. Timothy Paul Harrold '92 CC Dr. Hans Walter Osterhoudt '56 Dr. Wolllam P Soeed 66 Mr Wyan Kynan Bunker '91 CC Mr Herman Henry Khngelhofer Mr Souan M. Hoyl Jr. '64 Mr. William B. Jackson '63 CC SD Mr. Charles E. StnckJand '67 • Mr Mark Elliott Cary ·g1 83 Mr. Thomas S. Kester '61 Mr. Jason Bennett Ladewig '92 Mr. Gary L Richardson '63 Mr. George Thomas Voorhees ·as • Mr Mtchael Edward Cary '91 Mr. Jack E. Loman ·54 Mr. Wilham Vance Kester Ill '86 Dr. Edward A. Luke Jr. '68 CC Mr. Gerald E. Siefken '56 Mr W1lham Kendall Wigg1ns '89 Mr A1chard A Corb11t 70 Mr. David C McKay 68 Mr. Jack F. Parl<.s '54 Mr. Fred T. Maxwell Sr '61 CC Mr. H. Theodore Smith '68 cc Mr James A Corder '6t CC Mr Mhur R Nash Jr. 68 LC LV Dr. N1cholas J. Ru sso '85 CC Mr. Steven Lynn Morral '76 Mr. John K. Ziebell '71 Mr James A Crews 68 CC Mr. Norman F. Pfeifer ·53 Mr. Nell L. Smllh '72 Mr. Harley D. Reeves '61 Epsilon Nu Chapter Mr Marvm H Cnswell 68 Mr. Larry L. Schoonmaker 63 Mr Jamey Kyle Reeves '79 • Mr. Davtd N. Dunagan '66 Mr. Vemon Sheppard '74 Epsilon Iota Chapter Georgia State Umversity Epsilon Alpha Southeast Missouri State Mr. James Mtddleton Edwards '63 Mr. Robert L Sherman 74 Epsilon Epsilon Mr. Clayton E. Blanchard Jr. '78 • Mr. J. Scon Famn 63 CC SD Mr Cratg E. Thomson '64 Chapter University Mr. Denms A. Byerly 66 Mr. J Leonard Garland ·59 Mr M1chael L Vanhu1s '67 Trinity College Chapter • Mr. Jeff Dean Allison '80 Mr Don A. Donaldson '67 • Mr. David Hays Graham '69 LV Mr Kev1n Enc Virta '83 Mr. Anthony Ferrante '80 CC Mr. Richard John Barone Jr. '81 University Of Toledo Mr. Stephen C. Baker '70 Mr Norman T. Herndon '6 t • Mr. Kl ri< Daniel Wiley '83 • Dr. Marvin l. Fralish Jr. '66 • Mr. James M. G. Cropsey '77 Mr. Barton H. Bay '55 Mr. John Edward Bishop '82 • Dr. Richard Dale Hutcherson '91 Mr. Frederick A G1mson '66 Mr. J. Phil1p Crowe '56 CC Mr. James V. Benschoter Sr. '56 Mr. James R. Cary '67 • Mr Wtlllam M Maloan '68 Mr. Michael A. McClain '72 Epsilon Omega Mr. Michael Grossman '62 Mr. Ronald A. Born '69 Mr. Roben H. Cole '71 CC • Mr. Charles A. Maness '73 Mr. James F. Mclendon '69 Mr. Stephen H. Haarstlck '60 Mr. Gregory E. Bowlus '76 Mr. Roben N. Cox '64 PC SD • Or. M1chael A McAdoo M.D. '69 Chapter Mr. Steven D. Mitchell '70 Dr. Igor I. lslamoff '53 CC SD Mr. Kenneth A. Crosley '91 Mr. George V. Deweese '63 Mr Robert A. McCalla '77 Mr. William T. Parr '60 CC East Central Umversity Mr. Russell Z. Johnston Jr. '54 Mr. Thomas A. Dunifon '68 • Mr. Larry Wayne Eby '88 CC • Mr. Terry W. McCreight '65 Mr. Robert T. Price '68 Mr. Samuel Adam Ayers ·as Dr. Theodore J. Kowalski '68 Mr. Clarence A. Gartz Jr. '55 Mr. James Martin Gleason '83 • Mr Robert F. Montgomery '74 Mr. Robert W. Reavis Jr. '66 Mr. Ben1am1n M Cass '79 Mr. Enc C. Lewis '78 Mr. Arthur M. Ge•ger '56 Dr. Burton H. Harres Jr. '71 PC Mr 0 . Michael Moss '61 Mr. Kim James Relchl1ng '71 Mr Roben J. Corl

SEPTEMBER 1995 45 Zeta Delta Chapter Mr. James Herbert Pieper '67 Mr. Ronald G. Miller '69 Zeta Omega Chapter Mr. Albert Hines Hill '76 Eta Tau Chapter Mr. Lansing W. Pritchard '72 CC Mr. Larry D. Thompso n '68 Major Robert W. Kenyon '78 Parsons College Mr. Richard Nell Reddy '66 Mr. Terry Lee Watne '78 CC University Of Louisiana Austin Peay State University Mr. William J. Broschart '64 Mr. Michael Charles Richards '78 Mr. John Robert Welsch '78 Mr. Edward F. Hartman Ill '69 CC Eta Mu Chapter Mr. Jeffrey Vincent Bibb '76 Mr. David C. Magee '67 Mr. Rob E. Rzepka '92 Mr. Larry 0. Wonder '70 SD Mr. Gregory Dean Boling '87 Mr. Alan E. Peters '64 Mr. Clayton L. Snyder '66 Mr. Eric Dale Jensen Jr. '86 Armstrong State College Mr. Carter Creson Briggs '74 Mr. Gary Wayne Stevenson '66 Zeta Sigma Chapter Mr. Arthur C. Leblanc Jr. '70 Mr. Larry J. Babin '71 Mr. Jon Randal Clouser '76 Zeta Epsilon Chapter Mr. Scott Fredrick Surowiec '88 Mr. Forest Hunter Miller '82 Mr. Jeff T. Goodman '73 Mr. Vance Bryan Foreman '82 Mr. Donald Arthur Thomas Jr. '70 Florida Institute Of Mr. George V. Sauzer 70 Mr. Glenn Jones '72 Mr. William Jack Hensley '77 Western Kentucky University Mr. John Albert Tilmann '69 CC Technology Mr. Larry W. Scantlin '69 Mr. Don L. Waters '73 Mr. W. Gregory Johnson '72 • Mr. Gary A. Frye '69 Mr. Dennis Michael Trester '69 Mr. Jose ph Caruso '70 PC SD Mr. W. Lawson Mabry '73 • Mr. Dale R. Helton '86 Mr. Robert Derbyshire '78 CC Eta Alpha Chapter Eta Nu Chapter • Mr. Robert Wayne Martin '78 Mr. Michael B. Holian '65 Mr. James Randall McCall '91 Zeta Lambda Mr. Brent R. Doyle '69 Clemson University Northern Illinois University Mr. Henry Hahn Huber Jr. '88 Mr. Daniel Eugene Heiss '76 Mr. David Vaughn '73 • Mr. Bryan Taylor Blackwood '89 Mr. Kenneth 0 . Greisman '79 Dr. David M. Lane '67 Chapter Mr. James R. Hughes '68 CC • Mr. Terence Park Bull '77 CC Mr. Larry S. Kushnir '71 Or. Garnett A. Undle Jr. '68 Mr. Theodore W. Kapustka '77 Adrian College Mr. W. Kirk Crawford '79 CC Mr. Blaine Louder '82 Eta Upsilon Chapter Mr. Stephen Ray Martin '85 Mr. Charles E. McShane Jr. '72 Mr. George A. Bliss II '67 Mr. Matthew Patrick Dey '89 CC Mr. Gerald M. Miller '71 University Of Texas·Arlington Mr. James L. Oller '66 Mr. George J. Morstan Ill '68 SD Mr. Michael B. Garber '66 Mr. Andrew J. Falatok '74 LC Mr. Wilbur K. Mills '75 Mr. Devin Robert Holmes '92PP Mr. James J. Spalding Jr. '70 Mr. David W. Munion '77 CC Mr. Thomas H. Meyer '66 Mr. Brian E. Hoffman '71 CC Mr. Jeffrey A. Paveleck '85 Mr. F.A. Jenkins Ill '84 Mr. Winfield C. Underwood '71 Mr. James E. Preissner '69 Mr. Ronald E. Pruett '69 • Mr. David Paul Kent '81 Mr. James W. Sansone Jr. '71 CC Mr. William Blake Monroe '93PP Mr. Stephen Razik '88 Mr. Robert E. Koch '71 • Mr. James Frederick Waring '90 Mr. Tommy Lee Skaggs '83 Mr. Henry A. Stuven '68 Zeta Zeta Chapter Mr. Thomas Dale Mason '75 Mr. Richard G. 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Clyde Stuckey '74 Mr. William Craig Fravert '77 Mr. Peter Mike Swanstrom '75 Mr. James Edward Bobbin '82 CC Rock Mr. John Stanley Born '84 Mr. Joseph J . Turner Jr. '70 LC LV Mr. James 0 . Garrett '72 Mr. Todd Howard Swanstrom '80 Mr. Thomas Eisele Brawley '86 Mr. Donald Dean Asmusse n II '81 Mr. Mark Athel Burks '75 Mr. Ronald 0 . Walker '84 Mr. Clayton B. Taylor Jr. '74 Mr. Boyce M. Williamson Jr. '67 • Mr. Thomas Clark Bratton '78 CC Mr. Lester C. Burres '69 Mr. Charles Rosson Weaver Jr. Mr. Thomas E. Taylor '76 cc CC SD • Mr. Jim Dowden '89 Mr. Gary Lee Davis '80 Mr. Arlen Dean Butler '88 '76 Mr. Leonard P. Hausold '73 CC Mr. Clarence V. Ford Jr. 79 Mr. Steven L. Cosby '73 Mr. Marty William Winsch '89 Eta Omicron Chapter Mr. Zachary Siler Holladay '83 Mr. Donald L. Gent '67 Zeta Nu Chapter Major Alan Caul Crook '76 Northeast Louisiana Mr. Penn H. Holsapple Ill '89 Mr. Jerry K. Halley '71 LC Mr. Ronald E. Elble '69 Eastern Washington Eta Beta Chapter Mr. Billy F. 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Matheny '67 Mr. Gregory M. Allen '69 LC '93PP Eta Omega Chapter Mr. Ted Gene l everidge '85 Mr. John Brennan '72 Mr. Donald John Pennett '82 Mr. Ronald Leazer Ill '95PP Mr. Riley J. Oakley Jr. '67 Pembroke State University Mr. Shannon A. Miller '68 Mr. Danny Ray Farley '77 Mr. David J. Stillings '85 Mr. lucas Roy Lipari '94PP Mr. W. Gene Powell '67 CC Mr. Howard Hughes '78 Mr. Charles W. Scott '66 Mr. David T. Harrison '70 CC Mr. Vi ncent Trovarelli '83 Mr. William M. Ross '68 Mr. Robert Brian Milby '92 PP Mr. Floyd G. Kinlaw '74 Mr. Michael C. Spurlin '73 Mr. Terry Frank Johnston '76 Mr. Arthur F. Warner 70 Mr. Edward Chris Milts '72 Mr. William F. Thompson Jr. '78 Mr. William Staley Mason '77 CC Mr. Jerry D. Stanley '68 CC Mr. Ronald A. Lane '69 Mr. Reggie A. Morgan '93PP Mr. Gerald R. Wagoner '69 SD Mr. Rodney J. Unruh '73 Mr. Frederick M. Merchant Jr. '74 Mr. Clint L. Nokes '95PP Mr. David H. Wilkins '72 Eta Delta Chapter Mr. Gilbert Dean Prevatte '78 Mr. Chester A. Robinson '75 Mr. George William Wise Jr. '77 Massachusetts Institute Of Mr. William G. Patton Jr. '94PP Zeta Iota Chapter Mr. James D. Sovine '69 Mr. Kevin l. Pesnell '95PP Technology Mr. John P. Roberts '72 Theta Alpha Chapter Old Dominion University Zeta Omicron Or. Lawrence E. Klein '70 Mr. Wirt A. Rodgers '94PP University Of North Alabama Mr. John 0 . Anderson '68 Zeta Phi Chapter Mr. Michael L. Self '95PP Mr. Mark Vernon Holmes '77 Mr. C. Max Bartholomew, Jr. '69 Chapter University Of Missouri·St. Eta Epsilon Chapter Mr. Grady M. Stimits '95PP Mr. James Raymond Riant '87 CC Mr. Joseph Patrick Byrne '83 California State University- Louis Angelo State University Mr. Henry Michael Stotts Jr. Mr. Thomas Tyler Ross '78 Mr. George W. Cox Jr. '66 Northridge Mr. Brian James Bannon '80 '93PP Mr. Robert W. Breen '71 Mr. Frank Burns Stone Ill '83 Mr. Kenneth S. Goldstein '66 Mr. David Alan Eliason '81 Mr. Ronald Alan Chamberlin '94 Mr. Jefferson Rowe Thompson Mr. John T. Clark '80 Mr. Randall Clay Greene '79 Mr. Gordon E. Hall '67 Mr. Thomas l. Dudley '69 '85 cc Mr. Keith Duane Fu lton '79 Mr. John M. Higgins '69 Mr. Gary S. Hirsch '67 Mr. Jerome David Eulentrop '86 Mr. Jason M. Townley '95PP Theta Beta Chapter Mr. Charles J. Hughes '73 Mr. Jay A. Kossman '67 Mr. Michael Jay Kummerman '77 Mr. Christopher M. Gund '87 Mr. Tommy Aaron Walpole '80 CC University Of Montevallo Mr. Thomas R. McDaniel '69 Dr. Richard E. lawson '66 Mr. Brian J. Manning '73 • Mr. Michael J. Hendel '72 CC Mr. Jeffrey A. Williams '84 CC • Mr. Brian Patterson Green '91 • Mr. Richard A. McKinney '71 PC Mr. Raymond M. l owery '69 Mr. John M. Palguta '69 • Mr. John R. Kolb '69 CC Mr. Jonathan Aaron Young '94PP Mr. Joe Bailey Hill Jr. '85 GG Mr. Donald J. Musacchio '70 • Mr. James G. Powers '67 CC • Mr. Robert J. Mahon '69 Or. Jesse Jefferson Jackson '74 Mr. Kerry P. Rainey '73 Mr. Patrick l. Query '72 Mr. Brent Edward Valtens Esq . Mr. Paul J. 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46 SEPTEMBER 1995 Theta Epsilon Mr. Thomas Jon Schnitker '81 Mr Paul Thomas Pfaff '80 Theta Ch i Chapter Mr Steven Paul Rhea ·as Mr James Anhur Gonzales ·91 Or. Kurt Patrick Schropp '77 Mr. David Allen Prnman ·eo • Mr Archard Eugene Strelec 88 • Mr Kenneth L Turner ·g, Chapter Mr. Daniel Jay Wellendorf '86 Mr. Barton Lewis Poweii 'Bt Villanova Umversity Mr Scon Terek 88 CC Northeastern State University • Mr. Ronald Mathew Wellendorf Dr. Roben Hugh Pucken "92 Mr. Bruce John Engelbrecht '86 Mr OaVJd Wrlllam Thomas 88 Iota Pi Chapter Mr. Brian Galloway '85 '91 Mr. Jon Cecil Russell '85 Mr Steven C. Giuhano '88 Mr. Mrchael Da-v1d Wisecup ·g4 • Mr. David Lee Pennington '83 Dr. John Robert Wilson '79 CC Mr. Bnan Michael Serbert '89 Mr Joseph C. Hare "89 CC Umversrty Of Caflfornra·Los Mr John S. Harrobrn '87 • Lt . 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Coffey '79 Theta Omega Iota Eta Chapter Iota Upsilon Chapter cc Mr. Edwm Allen Crowder '88 Mr. Paul Howard Goelzer Jr. '86 Georgia Southern Umversrty Mr. Paul N. Galloway '80 Chapter University Of Nevada-Reno Mr. David Laird Henn '80 Mr M1chael Scou Oomenicone Theta Eta Chapter Mr. Gene A. Hansfield Ill '89 University Of Cal/fornia-Davrs Mr. Thomas Edward Herschbach Mr. Ralph Richard Santoro '83 '93PP Loyola-Marymount University Mr. Gary Charles Noms '90 Mr. Kevin Edward Honey '89 "91 Mr. Myron Paul Southerland '79 Mr. Chnstopher 0 . McGuire Mr. Nicholas F. Daffern '76 Mr. Glenn Scott Thomas '79 Mr. Philip Grabandt Mader 87 • Mr. J. Enc Soil '88 Mr. Leon Albritton Thurman '88 '93PP Mr. Thomas Dempsey '84 Capt. 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Howe '94PP Mr. Scott Matthew Vandeburgt '89 Mr. Kenneth Dean Cook '82 Mr. Raben Allen Hacker '78 CC Mr. Faheem Tejani '94PP Mr. John Micheal Mette '91 Iota Iota Chapter so Mr. Blair Kennedy Swain '82 Iota Alpha Chapter Theta Theta Chapter • Dr. Donald Lee Hurley '80 CC University Of Wyoming Michigan State University Kappa Epsilon Mr. Jeffrey Wllllam Anderson '89 Texas A&M University Theta Sigma Chapter Mr. Larry Doug Alman '88 Chapter Mr. Todd C. R. Eyre '88 CC Theta Omicron Mr. Joseph Peter Campbell '86 Mr. John Ziggie Ferguson '89 Winthrop University • Mr. Todd Griffin Fisk '89 Chapter Mr. Ralph P. Cardinal '86 Rockhurst College Mr. Jonathan Carl Homeyer '87 Mr. Stephen Cabot Archer '80 Mr. John E. Carr '90 Iota Kappa Chapter Mr. Raben E. Adams '94PP Indiana State University Mr. Randall Clifton Ardis '87 Mr. V1ncent J. Haegebaert '94PP Mr. Ron David Laningham '81 Mr. Joseph P. Ferguson '86 University Of California-Santa Mr. Laurence L. Lehman Ill '82 Major George Allen Amonette '80 Mr. Wayne Patrick Marchant '91 • Mr. Phillip Edward Frerichs '86 Barbara Mr. Andrew Owen Mitchell '83 Mr. Scott C. Baker '87 Mr. James Steven Sloan '82 Mr. Kevin Ross Kelly '89 CC Friend Mr. Christopher J. Rush '90 • Mr. Brian Troy Breeden-Thomas Mr. Kevin Dan1el Wilson '93PP Mr. Christopher T. Lorenzen '86 Mr. Michael F. Corcoran '89 ATS Telephone & Data PC GG Mr. Gilbert G. Saha '76 '81 Mr. Von Allred Rhea '86 Mr. KBith Brendan Harrison '89 Gamma Xi Alumni Assc LC Mr. William D. Wood '78 Mr. Ted Scot Buck '81 Mr. James Mark VInes '86 cc Theta Tau Chapter Handler & Associates LC • Mr. William Clyde Carls '85 Mr. Anthony David Watt '88 Mr. Michael David Lanigan '89 California State-Sacramento Theta Omega Alumni Association • Mr. Jeffrey Alan Colvin '86 • Mr. Brett Jefferson Rota '90 CC Theta Iota Chapter Mr Steven P. Bossart Mr. Bradley Scott Davis '78 Mr. Anthony Agrella '86 Mr. Eric Leo Van Der Valk '90 CC Iota Beta Chapter Julie Braunstein LC Tyler JtJnior College Mr. Steven Anthony Dean '80 Mr. John Roben Byrd '82 Ms. Gwen DeShazo Mr. Eric Booth Greenfield '81 CC Mr. Paul Joseph Dicken '90 Mr. Mark John Cook '87 California State-Fresno Iota Lambda Chapter Kappa Della Foundation Mr. Phillip Ray Walden '76 Mr. Scott Allen Fischer '90 Mr. Ed Holmquist '92PP Mr. Randal David Hergenroeder Columbia University · Ms. Melinda S. MacNetl Mr. Richard William Flynn Jr. '84 Mr. Douglas Richard Johnson '81 '87 Mr. Jason Eric Rooker '89 • Mr Daniel M. Flax '90 CC Mrs. Mona A. McKissack PC GG Theta Kappa Chapter cc • Mr. Kenneth Manln Handel '84 Alpha Nu Bwld1ng Company PC • Mr. David Dayle Frame '80 CC Mr. Ernesto Naval Sapigao '86 Indiana University Southeast Theta Upsilon JF Mr. Brian Joseph Freyberger '88 cc Or. John Patrick Click '79 Mr. Daniel W. 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Plott '90 Creighton University Mr. James Forest Ludlow '80 Mr. David Paul Schaller '81 Technology Or. Daniel Paul Allen '77 • Mr. Timothy James Luker '89 Mr. lawrence Howard Boxler '88 Iota Nu Chapter • Mr. Christopher M. Ferdico '89 Mr. Jeffrey Alan Maher, CPA '79 Theta Phi Chapter Mr. Richard Pau l Oitteon '88 St. Louis University Mr. Thomas Francis Ktumper '81 Mr. Kentland Ray Marshall '86 Mr. Paul Edward Marken '88 Mr. Todd Bernard Bu ss '90 Or. Edward Ronald Kusek '77 Mr. Rodney Scott McDougalle Wichita State University Mr. Jeffery Steven Markwardt Mr Andrew Basil Najjar '90 Mr. Richard J. Leigh '79 '92PP Mr. Eric BrandonDrowatzky '8S '93PP • Mr. Mark C. Wahle '90 Mr. Terrence P. Maher '78 Mr. Scott C. Mcleod '94 Mr. Anthony Stephen Lask '82 Mr. Jeffrey Lee Martin '88 Mr. Wl11iam Thomas McCanan '84 Mr. Clay Andrew Miller '91 PP • Mr. Stanley David Longhofer '86 • Mr. Robert McFarlan Jr. '88 CC Iota Omicron Mr. Lynn Thomas Mulherin '78 PC Mr. Lawrence M. Molloy '8S cc Mr. Michael Dennis McGonagle GG Mr. Richard Joseph Obermeyer '88 Chapter Mr. James Creighton Randolph '80 Mr. Nell Benjamin Petroff '88 Santa Clara University Mr. James Lothar Rey '88 '77 Mr. Alfred Carl Perone Jr. '78 Mr. Harry Ermoian '91

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SEPTEMBER 1995 47 Alumnus Profile

It Doesn't Get Any Countrier Than This Pi Kappa Alpha's Tim McGraw is the Academy of Country Music's Top New Male Vocalist

by Kevin E. Virta

he bus arrives from Nash­ on the Billboard charts was the ville, Tenn essee, a little album's title track Not a Moment Tbefore 5:30p.m. fo ll ow­ Too Soon. The last single release, ing a even hour trip. The show Refried Dreams, a Buffett-esque is supposed to start at roughl y south-of-the-bo rder ditty, is 6:30 p.m. Wi th two solid open­ presently a t number five and in g acts lasting a lmost two climbing. ho urs, the ma in attracti on i With the incredible success of scheduled fo r 8:45 p.m. Putting the single releases, th e album it­ first things first, the star goes fo r self fi gured to be a hit and it did a run w ith some of hi s ba nd not di sappoint. No t a Moment members. Staying in shape on Too Soon has sold over 4.5 mil­ th e road is n' t easy but it 's lion copies to date. It was the required if you ' re going to number one selling country al­ endure the gru eling schedul e. bum in 1994 and among Bill­ After a refreshing shower, he board's top fi ve best selling al­ has time fo r a qui ck meal and an bums of the year across a ll interview with th e Shield and genres of music. Diamond befo re he must pre­ McGraw 's successful album pare for hi s show. and performa nces resulted in McGraw accepts the Academy of Country Music's Top New Male Vocalist The town is Little Rock, Ar­ and Album of the Year Awards for 1995. From left: Tony Harley, manager, four award nominations by the kansas, although it could be just Breakfast Table Management; Mike Curb, chairman, Curb Records; Academy of Country Music. Ul­ about anywhere - in this year McGraw; and Byron Gallimore and James Stroud, album producers. timately, on May I 0, 1995, at the alone Tim McG raw (No rtheast Academy of Country Mus ic Louisiana, Eta Omicron '86) will do 235 country melodies and sings along to hi s som­ Awards Show in Los Angeles, McGraw won shows in almost as many towns across th e ber ballads. But McGraw doesn't use typical two of the four awards: the coveted Album of Uni ted States and Canada. McGraw tries hard stage antics, like pl eading with th e fans to put the Year award and Top New Male Vo cali st. to take it all in and enj oy the opportun ity to th eir hand together, nor does he beg the crowd With this accomplishment he became the only see the coun try, but it 's nex t to impossible to stand on th eir feet and sing al ong. He sim­ s inger other than Clint Black to w in both when you ' re li vin g in w ha t he call s pl y uses hi s stage chari sma and a bittersweet awards in the same year. Soon thereafter he "BusWorld ." He will end hi s show around vo ice that sounds as if it mi ght crack at any was recognized at the TNN Music City News II : 15 p.m. and afterward greet several hun­ moment, but actuall y never even comes close. Country Awards show as the Star of Tomor­ dred fa ns awaiting an opportuni ty to meet th e McGraw sell s out in every town he pl ays, row, and Country Music Television named hottest country mu ic singer around. Tomor­ and fa ns and the music industry alike are anx­ him Male Video Artist of the Year. row, it's a five hour bus trip and the sa me thing iously awaiting th e release of his third album, How has thi s meteoric ri se to fame changed all over aga in in Dall as, Texas. All! Want, due out in late September. Yes, Tim this 28 year old , humble and extremely like­ " Lucky for me, I li ve to perfo rm," says McGraw has fin a ll y arrived as a Country abl e co untry boy from Start, Louisia na? McGraw. ln fact, in an industry where most Music Star, thanks to hi s multi-platinum sec­ "Well , I don't have to worry about the el ec­ peopl e tour simply to promote an album, he ond album Not a Moment Too Soon. With this tricity being turned off and I don't have to hunt believes in recording songs so that he can album, McGraw set the country music world squirrels for lunch anymore," jokes McGraw. perform live fo r apprecia ti ve aud iences. on its ear. He adds seri ously, "It's increased my respon­ McGraw may be too modest to ackn owl edge Indian Outlaw, the debut single from Not a sibilities. I have 40 people working for me and it, but this is especiall y lucky fo r hi s fans. Moment Too Soon (released in the Spring of th ey have 40 families to take care of." He said Hi s performance in Little Rock was out­ 1994), reached number eight on the Billboard that they count on him and he doesn't plan on stand ing, and proof that he reall y does love charts, sold over 600,000 copies, was certifi ed letting them down. to perfo rm . McGraw has a very natural way a gold record, and land ed him a performance McGraw knows th at hi s success is in large about him when he's on stage. He has the stage on the David Letlerman show. That was just measure owed to his supporting cast of band presence of a bonafid e star mi xed with th e the beginning. Don 't Take the Girl, another members, road crew, and managers. "We're common appeal of a neighborh ood kid who gold sin gle, so ld over 700,000 copi es and a team," says McGraw, "I just happen to be made it big. The sell out crowd of over I 0,000 reached number one on th e Billboard charts. the s inger. " M cGra w seem s genuine ly fa ns ri ses to it feet to hi s boi terous, rocking McGraw's second single to reach number one humbled by hi s celebrity stature and defl ects

48 SEPTEMBER 1995 the recogniti on to those around him. Thi re­ fre hing per pecti e from a young celebrity may be rare, but it' the real McGraw. One of the keys to hi s touring ucce is that everybody respect everybody el e on the team, regardl ess of po iti on. This is exempli­ fi ed by McGra w's relaxed interaction with the crew. One crew member who' toured with several act ai d that when the performer be­ comes a tar, he u ua ll y start looking fo r a new job because thing begin to change. But that ha n ' t happened here. A nd the rea on why? "Tim hasn't compromi ed him elf," he responded. McGraw has not written any of the song he has recorded, yet he does write a bit. "If I write a hit, I' ll record it," he remarks. But he doe n' t beli eve he should record a medi ocre song that he wrote when there are songwriters writing good song and working hard to make a li vin g at it - yet another example of hi s ap­ preciation for the work of those around him. He li stened to over 2000 demo when he wa electing th e ongs he would sin g on of a Mo ment Too Soon. He pick out the one that re fl ect hi s own thought a nd feeling . McGraw ay he li stens for ong that ay it the way he would have aid it, onl y better. McGraw wanted to be a singer since he was a young boy. "You know how kid ti e a towel around their neck and pretend they're Super­ man?" he asks. " We ll , I used to do the ame thing but I would pretend 1 wa E lvi ." He grew up li tening to Elvi and country stan­ dards li ke Merle Haggard, and Kei th Whitley. But, by the time he got to hi gh school he wa also li tening to rock bands like Ru h Jour­ ney, and REO peed-wagon. Thi influence is evident in hi shows, which are at time rockin ' and rowdy. Even now hi s musica l ta te pan a broad spectrum. He Ii stens to an eclec­ tic mix that includes Hootie and the Blowfish, The Gap Band, and Little Ri ver Band. "1 sing country, but l li ke all kinds of music." For hi s encore he often sings Ramblin ' Man by the Allman Broth ers and a funky-tonk ver ion of Th e Joker by teve Miller. When McGraw wasn ' t dreaming about being a country music inger he wa preoc­ cupi ed with sports. He loves basketball , golf, footba ll , and baseball among others. As it turns out, th e lo e of sport and hi s athleti c talent were in hi genes. When he was a boy, he po ted ba eba ll cards of hi s favorite players around hi s room. One of tho e player wa reli ef pitcher Tug McGraw. Little did young Tim mith (hi Ia t name at the time) know that the man on that baseball card wa hi s father. Tim' mother had met Tug year earlier when he was in the ew York Met farm system in Florida. Tug went on to baseball fame and Tim's mother married another man and moved to Start, Louisiana.

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EPTEMB R 1995 Tim McGraw - continued from previous page Through Pi Kappa Alpha, McGraw, ever Ricky Hooter j oined them a few months bashfu l, learn ed to open up. He credits th e later when they needed a new merchandiser. She planned to te ll Ti m about Tug when he chapter fo r teaching him social skill s that al­ The fit was perfect: Ricky studied marketing. was 18, but Tim fo und a copy of hi s birth cer­ low him to interact with di fferent sorts of Thus, a tri o of fr aternity brothers was re­ tificate when he was 11 . T he last name of people in all kinds of situati ons. McGraw was united. McGraw was scratched out and it li sted his invo lved in hi s chapter as secretary and at­ Of course, not every fraterni ty brother can father's occupati on as "baseball player". Tim te nded the 1988 ati o na l Conventio n in work with him, but th at doesn't stop him from went to hi s mom with thi s discovery and they Memphis, Tennessee. making time to visit with them when he is pent the whole day driving aroun d together McGraw met some of his best fri ends in Eta touring. While in Little Rock, Wa rren as she explained. "J have nothing but respect Omicron Chapter. In fact, two of his chapter Webster (Eta Omicron '86) came to the show fo r her, the way she handled her situati on," brothe rs, Ro bby C ucullu '89 and Ri c ky with hi s wife and two children. Tim took time McGraw said. Hooter '86, are with him today. Cucullu is vice to visit with them after the show. At a recent He eventuall y met Tug and they have devel­ president ofTMR2 and McGraw's personnel show in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Gamma Upsilon oped a good relati onship over the years. manager on the road, and Hooter handles all (Tulsa) chapter advisor Paul Wilkening (Eta McGraw attended co ll ege at Northeast Loui­ merchandising - typical show sales are in ex­ Omicro n '80) met with McGraw, who was siana Uni versity thanks in part to Tug's fin an­ cess of $20,000. These fraternity brothers eager to hear how the chapter at Northeast was cial assistance. enj oy remini scing about the ir time in the doing. Wilkening, in regular contact with Eta When he arrived at coll ege, he thought he c ha pter. As they recall songs from the ir Omicron chapter advisor Tommy Walpole di dn't want to join a fraterni ty because of the pledgeship, one will start and the others will (Eta Om icron '80), knew that the chapter negati ve stereotypes he'd heard about. Others quickl y chime in . needed some financia l assistance to update had suggested to him that he would be buying Tim left school in 1989 to move to Nash­ the chapter house. Without considering it a his fr iends. With skepticism, he attended a few ville, Tenn essee where he would pursue his moment further, McGraw pledged to he lp rush events. Everything he'd been told about dream. To do that, he had to sell everything with the project. fraterni ties turned out not to matter because he owned, hi s car, shotguns, waterskis, etc. , M cGraw 's debut album, Tim McGra w, he decided after hi s first visit to the Eta to raise enough money to live on until he found came out in 1993. While it didn ' t receive Omicron chapter house th at he was going to work. He landed a singingjob at Skull 's Rain­ much fanfare, it did grab th e attention of the be a Pike. McGraw says the Pikes were the bow Room in Printer's Alley, where he sang industry insiders. Later, McGraw wasn't ex­ g reatest bunc h of g uys a ro und. H e was almost every ni ght. In 1990 he took a tape to pectin gNot a Moment Too Soon to be the sen­ ini tiated into Eta Omicron Chapter on January Curb Records, and to hi s astoni shment they sati onal hit that it became. He was hoping it 18, 1986. signed him to a record deal. would justi fy hi s recording a third album. And He was a popular member of the chapter fo r As McGraw began to experi ence success that's the way it is with McGraw, he wants hi s fri endl y nature and athleti c skill. Delta with Not a Moment Too Soon, he knew th at it every new recording to justi fy the next. He has Regional President JeffThompson (Northeast would be important to work with people he no plans to rest on hi s laurels. "I want a per­ Louisiana, Eta Omicron '85) said tha t respected and trusted. Like a ship returning petu al moti on career," he says. This commit­ McGraw was the kind of person that any Pike to a safe port, he naturall y turned to hi s fra­ ment to achieve is McGraw's constant chal­ chapter would have aggressive ly pursued in terni ty broth ers. Robby Cucullu started work­ lenge. ru sh. He remembers how McGraw used to ing with Tim in 1994 during th e filming for This writer, having heard several songs off drive around in hi s Honda CRX, always sing­ th e Down on the Farm video. He was call ed All! Wa nt, is willing to bet the farm that this ing to whatever was on the radi o. When upon by producers to handle local arrange­ album is goin g to more than justify another McGraw determined that he was going to be ments for th e filming at the Eta Omicron chap­ Tim McGraw recording. In fact, it's more a country mus ic singer, T hompson didn' t ter house and other locati ons around Momoe, likely to solidify his standing in the upper doubt him for a minute. Like most Eta Omi ­ Loui siana. The video, featuring Pikes, the Eta echelons of country music. cron Pikes, Thompson has foll owed his career Omicron fire truck, and the house, was a hit. Tim from th e fi rst recording, Wha t Room was that knew ri ght away that he needed to ge~ his old Holiday fnn. fri end Robby on board for good, and he did. •

Pi Kappa Alpha's Smythe Chapters any chores or yard work w ith whi ch they San Luis Obispo on Californi a's fa med cen­ continued from page 31 mi ght oth erwise have difficul ty. The chapter tral coast. The campus is buffered by foothills has also organi zed a campus escort service in and is ten minutes from the Pacific Ocean ( 15 Iota Theta has an excell ent membership de­ whi ch members offer safe escorts for ladi es minutes from Pismo Beach of From Here to who attend late evening classes. This is in ad­ velopment program hi ghlighted by a superb Eternity fa me). dition to their annual sorori ty softball tourna­ Cali fornia Polytechnic State Uni versity associate member program. The chapter has ment. Proceeds from thi s event go to help the was fo unded in 1903 as a vocationa l hi gh created one of the most comprehensive writ­ DARE program of California. school. The first bachelor's degree was ten pl edge manuals in th e Fraternity. It con­ Iota Theta is fortunate to have the experi ­ granted in 1942. Today, Cal Poly bas over tains nati onal and local history, as well as in­ ence and guidance of their facul ty advisor, Dr. 14,000 full time undergraduate students and sightful personal and fraternal development All en Settle. Settl e is the Mayor of San Luis I ,200 graduate students. It is among the most materi als. Iota Theta's strict compliance with Obispo and has been in strumental in assist­ competi tive schools for entering freshmen, in the Fratern ity's non-hazing poli cy accounts ing the chapter in locating and purchasing a a state known for its competitive admissions. fo r the success of their program and thei r im­ house. The University offers bachelor's degrees in 57 pressive 92% retention rate. programs and master's degrees in 18 pro­ The men of th e chapter continuall y give Chapter and University History grams. back to th ei r un iversity and community as well. Iota Theta is known throughout San Luis Iota Theta was colonized in the Fa ll of 1987 Shield & Diamond will complete its look at Pi Kappa Obispo fo r its Good Neighbor Day. Good and chartered on April 7, 1989. Californi a Alpha 's 1995 Smythe Chapters with three chapters Neighbor Day was started a few years ago to Polytechni c State Uni versity, home to Iota in the December 1995 issue, andfour chapters) n the help elderly citizens in the community with Theta, is situated in the old mi s ion town of March 1996 issue. •

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Scott D. Bell (Central Florida, Eta Phi '81) presented charter to the six colonies that succe sfull y became chapters of Pi Kappa Alpha thi year. Executive Housing Officer Daniel W. Corah then un ei led two new award . Theta Omicron at Indiana State received the fir t award for the Best Chapter Room, and the Chapter House of the Year award wa presented to Zeta Alpha A & B ection at GM I Engineering & Management In stitute. Of Pi Kappa Alpha's 204 chapters and coloni es, onl y ten received the coveted mythe award . Thi award, named after Robert Adger Smythe, is given to the most outstanding chapter in the Fraternity. The e chapters will be profi led in thi and sub equent is ue of Shield The first C hapter House of the Year ward was presented to Zeta lpha & B sections at G II Engineering and lanagement In titute. From left : & Diamond as examples of programming excell ence. Executive ice Pres ident Orian , Internationa l President i\ lor e, Mark D. One of the most important contributions to Pi Kappa Alpha is made Wagner '94 (pre ident ofA section), Michael J. 1 iller '94 ·I ax T. 1 utkowitz by the dedicated corps of chapter advisors. The e individual pend '93 (president of B section) and John D. Kilgren '94. countle hours contributing energy and experience to their chapter . The Academy recogni zed one advisor who stood out fro m the rest in hi s commitment to hi chapter. Mark A. Robertson (So uthern Meth­ odist, Beta Zeta '82) was named as the 1995 Chapter Ad vi or of the Year. Robert on i an attorn ey w ith the la w firm of F ulbright & Jawor ki . A former chapter consultant, he currently serve as chapter advisor for Epsil on Eta Chapter atthe Uni ver ity ofHou ton. Robert on accepted the award with the modesty and grace th at marked hi long service to the Fraternity. Tue day aw the end of the 1995 Officers Leadership Academy and many of the attendees went home tired fro m th e in ten ive pace of the weekend . But they al o took with th em a host of new ideas and the excitement to carry them to fr uition. Perhaps the best way to sum up the ex peri ences of Officers Leadership Academy came from a com­ ment overheard from one of the attendees, "I was never more proud to be a Pike." •

Theta Omicron hapter at Indiana tate received the first award for the Kansas City Here We Come! Best C hapter Room. From left: Midwest Regional Pres ident I Perone (Indiana State, Thera Omicron '78), Ken Grcich '92, International Presid ent If you thought the Morse a nd Executive Vice President Or·ians. Officers Leadership Academy was fun, you won't want to miss the 1996 International Convention

Kansas City, Missouri August I 0-14, 1996 Hyatt-Crown Center

Corrections & Amplifications Many thank to Brother Henry L. Di xon (Southern Missis- ippi, Delta Mu '49} of Meridian, Missi ippi fo r pointing out that Gen. Loui H. Wil on' (Mill aps, Alpha iota '39) birth­ On behalf of the Greater Los Angeles Area lumni ssociati on, Gold en pl ace was Brandon, Mississippi, not Mi ouri as was reported West Regional Presid ent nthony Leoni (Loyola-Marymounr, Th era Era in the June 1995 Shield & Diamond. We regret the error. '79) accepted the Nester Award from International President 1orse and Executive Vice President Orians.

EPTEMB R 199- 5 1 ALUMNI N 0 T E S

ALABAMA who has, over a su - tained period of time, Harry A. Foster '85 is a captain in the U.S. Air EZ advanced the quality of Force. He is serving as an F 16 instructor pilot sta­ student life on hi s cam­ tioned at M isawa Air Base in northern Japan. puses, and had a demon­ Foster was selected to fly the B-2 "Stealth" ad­ Epsilon Zeta Chapter strable contribution to va nced technology bomber. He and his family East Ten nessee State University the profession which has will be moving to Whiteman AFB in Mi ouri, an impact beyond an in­ near Kansas City, in December 1995. Foster and will celebrate dividual campus. Nester served as chancell or of hi s wife, Julie, announce the birth of their son, Homecoming Hunter, on March 8, 1995. He joins older brother the University ofNebraska at Kearney for over a decade. He li ves with hi s wife, Mary Jane, in Hayden. on Cincinnati. He recently served as chair of a task force for the University of Cincinnati that evalu­ ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM November 11, 1995 ated the Greek system and charted a plan and in conjunction with the course of action for the future of UC Greeks. Clayton B. Taylor, Jr. '74 was honored with a 40th Anniversary surpri e 40th birthday roast at Chase Country Scott Porter '81 has taken a position as an as­ Club in Birmingham by several of his fraternity of Epsilon Zeta Chapter. sistant attorney general for the Commonwealth brothers, including Tom Taylor '76, Charlie Th e biggest Pike reunion ever held at of Kentucky. He is serving as general counsel to Adcock '72, Jack Patrick '72, who was lead the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife. voca li st with the band, and Jerry Kelly '75, who ETSU will provide entertainment all provided a video of the evening. weekend, November 10-1 2, CLEMSON with a dance on Saturday night ARIZONA STATE in th e ballroom of Steve Lee '70 was promoted to first vice presi­ the Johnson City Sheraton featuring dent oflnterstate/Johnson Lane in Myrtle Beach, Tom Simplot '80 is the deputy director and an "Don Clark and the Hot Nuts Band". South Carolina. in-house legal counsel for the Home Builders Association of Central Arizona. He is also serv­ For more information, contact Sam Konduros '82 has been named executive ing as the new chapter advisor of Delta Tau. Jim Arrington vice president for North America for Alfmeier 1315 Euclid Ave., Ste. 1 Corporation, an automotive supplier providing Michael J. Testa '85 and hi wife, Erin, an­ parts to customers including BMW and nounce the birth of their second son, Matthew Bristol, VA 24201 Mercedes-Benz. Raymond, on January 5, 1995. 1-800-336-4062 Joe B. Nelson, Jr. '83 and his wife, Aurelia, an­ ARKANSAS STATE nounce the birth of their first child, John Samuel, on April 12, 1995. elson is the manufacturing Harold D. Wallin, Jr. '88 graduated from the CALIFORNIA-NORTHRIDGE operations manager for Micron Electronics, Inc. University ofTennessee-Memphis with his doc­ Daniel J . Rush '88 graduated with a second torate in dental surgery and is now serving an Frank Wingate '79, former division manager bachelor of science degree in hotel management internship in oral surgery at Cook County Hos­ with Atlanta-based Bank South, is now president at the Uni versity of Las Vegas. He has taken a pital in Chicago. of The Community Bank of Greenville, South position as tour and travel sales manager with the Carolina, a division of First United Riviera Hotel and Casino. AUSTIN PEAY Bancorporation. Matt Tassinari '83 is teaching U.S. and world COLORADO STATE C. Nelson Boehms '82 and his wife announ ce hi story at Palmdale, California, High School. He the birth of their daughter, Ana lena, on February has had two lesson plans published and wrote an Chad M. Millspaugh '91 is learning the car 15, 1995. Boehms is a commercial loan officer article for the California State Journal. dealer business and plans to operate hi s own at Central Carolina Bank. dealership in the ski country of Colorado. CENTRAL ARKANSAS L. Michael Fowler '75 is a regional sales man­ Dean D. Zimmerman '87 and hi s wife announce ager for the Rotor Tool Company, covering the Larry Parker '89 is married to Nichole Johnson. the birth of their daughter, Sydney Joy, on June western half of Kentucky and Tennessee. He is employed with the St. Vincent Infirmary in 9, 1994. Little Rock, Arkansas. BAYLOR CONCORD CENTRAL FLORIDA Mike Green '92 and pledge brother Joel Dean R. Kenny, Jr. '74 practices medicine in Bedgood '92 left in June for Pakistan, where John McMichael '88 and his wife, Margaret, High Point, North Carolina. He is married and has announce the birth oftheir second son, Alexander they wi ll be working on an archeology dig for four sons. Colorado State University for two years. Green Gunn, on March 3 1, 1995. married Michelle Hudson on May 14, 1995. David Ritterhoff '85 and his wife, Suzanne, CORNELL CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY announce the birth of their son, Jackson Robert. Jonathan Grossman '88 is singer/guitari st for LA Funk/World Beat band "TerraCoda" . Pete Byrne '54 is the in stitutional supervisor at CINCINNATI Orin Allen Youth Re habilitation Facility in Byron, California. William R. Nester '47, chancell or emeritus of CREIGHTON the Un iversity of Nebraska at Kearney and past president of the ational lnterfraternity Confer­ David M. Buffo '87 and his wife, Novice, live in CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES ence, received the a tiona I Association of Stu­ Loves Park, Illinois, where he has been promoted dent Personnel Administrators' prestigiou to sales manager for Mattison Technologies, Inc. Carlos M. Cojulun '91 married Michele Nancy President's Award for 1995 at the Association's Macias on March 25 , 1995 with Iota Pi brother annual meeting in San Diego. Thi is a special Thomas Klumper '81 and hi s wife, Sonia, an­ Jason Benites '91 as a groomsman. award given to a coll ege or university president nounce the birth of their daughter, Lauren

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Danielle, on May 15, 1995. Klumper ha been appointed special as istant .S. Attorney for in the District of Arizona in Phoenix.

Brian S. VanVoorhis '89 married Meredith Ri ner on July 23, 1994, and is beginning hi senior year of dental chool at Creighton.

James Wilson '88 has been promoted to coor­ dinator for the health finance division of olum­ bia/HCA in Orlando, Florida.

DELTA STATE

David Myres '92 entered the Army in ummer 1995 a a econd lieutenant.

Chris Verhage '90 opened hi own business, helter In urance Company, in Cleveland, Mi - sissippi.

DRAKE

Timothy S. Webster '79 has been elected Out­ standing Young Alumnus for 1995 at Drake Uni­ ver ity. He became president and chief executive officer of American Italian Pasta ompany, the nation 's largest privately owned pa ta manufac­ turer. The company employs over 200 employ­ ees and serves clients like Pillsbury and Kraft. Web ter married Kri stin Kruse in 1982.

EAST CAROLINA

Patrick K. Boyette '92 wa hired as a patrolman A Day At The Races for the Raleigh Police Department in Raleigh, with the Greater Los Angeles Area Alumni Association orth Carolina. The Pi Kappa Alpha Greater Los Angeles Area Alumni As ociation had an event at Truman W. Miller, II '63 has completed thirty Hollywood Park on Derby Day, Saturday, May 6, 1995. The eighth race wa named for year of service with nited Air Lines working Pi Kappa Alpha. A ll attending had a great time, and overall the Pikes won money! as a line captain. He ha been promoted to the Pictured above are (from left): Golden West Regional President A nthony Leoni (Theta Boeing 777, the newe t aircraft in their fleet, Eta '79), treasurer ofG.L.A.A.A.A. Bobby Johnson (Alpha Zera "73) , Mi Ho ll ywood working out of Washington, D.C. Park, and past G.L.A.A.A.A . president Eric Daroca (Th eta Era '8 1) . EAST CENTRAL

Jason Allen '92 and hi s wife, Lori, announce the birth of their daughter on April 3, 1995. Farmersville, Texas. Hickman ha opened hi he li ves with wife, Michelle, and their daugh­ own computer business, Cro Computer om­ ter, Whitney. Charles Blackwell '63 has been confirmed as pany. the first U .. Ambassador to the Chicka aw a­ EASTERN ILLINOIS tion. Scott Justice '79 is employed a a ale man­ ager at Wickham upply, Inc. in Me quite, Texas, Barry Barker '64 ha been hired a profe - Stewart Edwards '92 and Ashley Zimmerman where he Jives with hi s wife, Donna, and their 8- sor of geography at ova outheastern ni­ were married on January 7 1995. year old son, Adam. versity. He live in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. EASTERN KENTUCKY Doug George '90 and Debbie Bonner were mar­ Sidney F. Mayeux '82 ried on March II , 1995. is a weapon ystem in­ truction officer with the Robbie Conway '89 has accepted a position with Avnet, Inc. in harlottesville, Virginia Kevin Turner '85 has been promoted to vice­ rank of captai n, trai ning as the in-plant manager. He and hi wife, president of application development and tore Gernm Air Force fighter crews in the F-4E Tere a , announce the birth of their son, ystem for Wal-Mart to res, l nc. Ph antom II at Holloman icholas Pre ton, on January 23, 1995. Air Force Base, ew EAST TEXAS STATE Mexico. He and hi s wife, Alan C. Crook '76 and hi family will be re­ Kelli, have two ons, located to an Diego from Okinawa, Japan, J. Russell Armstrong '78 has opened the Com­ Chase and Hou' ton. where he will be as igned to the Marine merce, Texas office of BSC Securities, a full- orp RecruitDepota theoperation officer ervice financial ervices and investment bu i­ Travis Ownby '90 and hi wife, Karyn, live in for the Western Recruiting Region. He hold ness. He was in the banking industry for 13 year . Lewisvill e, Texas, where he is employed as a the rank of major. He and hi s wife, Lee, ha etwo children, Matthew firefighter/paramedic for the Flower Mound, and Rachel. Texas Fire Department. FERRIS STATE

Todd L. Hickman '88 and his wife, Li a, had a Joel Williams '79 is the director of accounting Joseph L. Nowak, Jr. '77 has joined Pacific on on September 2, 1994. They li e in at Wyatt's Cafeterias in Mesquite, Texa , where Utility Equipment Company as general sale

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manager in Memphis, Vul can Perox id ation Systems, Inc. in Tucson, Te nnessee, where he Arizona. He and his wife, Cindy, have two daugh­ lives w ith his wife, ters. Becky. He will oversee Half Century of sales efforts in seven HIGH POINT branch locati ons sup­ Federal Justice porting customers in ten Charles M. Hall '85 was promoted to ass istant states. vice president with the Dealer Financial Services Administered by of ati onals Bank in Greensboro, North Caro­ Auburn Alum lina. He and his wife, Lesli e, live in Lex ington. Paul Nolton '78 has been promoted to the chief Michael K. Louia '83 has been promoted to vice of police in Kotzebue, Alaska, where he has been president of Wachovia Corporati on, managing Seyboum H. Lynne (A uburn, Up­ employed for 14 years. trai ni ng design and delivery for consumer fi nan­ silon '23) works in his law office five cial services support. He and hi s wife , Nancy, days a week, doing research and writ­ FLORIDA have two children, Ryan and Megan. ing decisions on civil cases. This hard working gentleman has been on the C.J. Evans, Jr. '89 re­ HOUSTON job for five decades as a federal ju­ ceived his law degree rist, and is the nation's longest serv­ from the Uni versity of Gary F. Devlin '76 was promoted to di visional ing federal judge. Lynne was initiated Florida in May, after re­ quali ty manager for Cooper-Cameron in Novem­ ceiving a second bache­ ber 1994. He and hi s wife, Rebecca, li ve in Hous­ into Pi Kappa Alpha at Upsilon Chap­ lor's degree in account­ ton with their th ree children, Patrick, Thomas and ter in 1923. While at Auburn, he was ing. He is employed as a Laura. editor of the student newspaper in tax consultant with Ernst 1926. Lynne graduated from law & Young, LLP, in their ILLINOIS school in 1930 at the University of Tampa office. Alabama, where he served as an as­ Bryan L. Myers '77, sistant football coach under Wa ll ace Joseph M. Hernandez '83 is a second year law who recently joined the Wade. He served as a state court judge student at the University of Miami and has been law firm of Gaitan & for eight years in Decatur before the chosen fo r theLaw Review. He and hi s wife, Kim, Cusack, has been voted start ofWorld War II. At age 38, Lynne have one daughter, Alexandra. 1995 Outstanding Young was stationed in the Pacific, serving Lawyer by th e King as a staffjudge advocate for the Army FLORIDA SOUTHERN Coun ty BarA ssociation. when he learned of his nomination to His practi ce emphasizes the federal judiciary by President Bryan D. Jack '89 mar­ closely held businesses, Harry Truman in October 1945. He ried We ndy Mi ll er on including corporate and was invested on January 9, 1946. December 30, 1994. commercial law, real estate, taxati on, estate plan­ Lynne was the only federal judge in They both serve as pro­ ning and business litigati on. Alabama north of Mobile from 1949 bati on officers for the to 1953, when a second judge was State of Florida. David C. Sulaski '87 is serving as general coun­ sel to Illinois Li eutenant Governor Bob Kustra. added in Birmingham. In 1963, Lynne issued his most fa ­ INDIANA mous order, prohibiting Georgia Gov­ ernor George Wa llace from blocking Peter H. Dykstra '89 has completed hi s second the admittance of two black students GANNON year at Indi ana University as a candidate in the to the University of Alabama. Days j oin t J.D./M.B.A. program, concentrati ng on of tense negotiation followed, during Shawn Clerkin '82 was promoted to assistant environmenta l poli cy and non-profit manage­ which Lynne asked his longtime professor at Gannon University. He also assumed ment. Dykstra will graduate in May 1997 and friend, Senator John Sparkman (A la­ the position of director of the theater program. pursue his legal career. bama, Gamma Alpha '24), to inter­ vene with President John F. Kennedy. David Liberati '92 is attending graduate school Jason C. Friedman '92 is working for Novotrade Kennedy federalized the Alabama at Gannon University. In ternational in Si licon Va ll ey, California, as National Guard, effectively ending the assistant producer. stand-off and forcing the admittance GENERAL MOTORS INSTITUTE of the two students. Andrew W. Long '87 has been pro moted to ter­ Federal judges are appointed for Brian E. Zielinski '68 was transferred in Octo­ ritory manager with Ashland Chemi cal for East­ ber 1993 to Warren, Michigan, with GMI Engi­ life, but may opt for semiretired or em Pennsylva nia. neering & Management Institute. He is manager "senior" status at age 65 . In 1973, of business pl an ning & fin ancial services for Michael Troiano '91 works in a sa les support Lynne took senior status, and exer­ General Motors AO personnel admini strati on. cised his right to decide what types position for wireless communi cations company in Bethesda, Maryland. of cases he would hear. He hears cases GEORGIA STATE as part of special panels from the 11th INDIANA SOUTHEAST U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, and Bruce W. Tidaback '85 married Christi na still handles a major caseload. At age Ric hards on Ju ly 22, 1994. He is teaching 8th Larry D. Grieb '82 and hi s wife, Pam, announ ce 87, Lynne is still dispensing the care­ grade social studies and language arts, in add i­ th e birth of their fi rst child, Cameron Scott, on ful , considered justice that has been ti on to being a high school footba ll coach in Stone Apri l 13, 1995. Grieb is employed as a risk ana­ his trademark for over 50 years. Mountain, Georgia. lyst fo r American Commercial Barge Line Com­ pany. GEORGIA TECH

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INDIANA STATE gineering at Mi d-Continent Spring Company in Hopki nsville, Kentucky. News of BrianT. Breeden-Thomas '81 has re located hi s busi ness, Industrial Safety Sales, to Kenosha, LAMAR BYGONE DAYS Wisconsin. He and hi s wife, Stacy, have three children. Lee Guillory '73 has been promoted to busin es manager fo r As hl and Chemical in Austin, Texas. 100 YEARS AGo ... With the Fraternity Ch;istopher Davies '85 has completed hi s the midst of a financial crisis, Coun­ master's degree in adul t fi tn ess at Indiana State LOUISIANA STATE ci lor Princeps Howard Bell Arbuckle University. He is a former chapter consultant. (Hampden-Sydney, Iota 1886) never Carl L. Neels '89 is pursuing a master's degree issued the call for the 1895 Convention. Monty Kleiman '78 is the sales training manager in fo rest products at Mississippi State University. Arbuckle stated, "Our last Convention fo r Data Documents in Omaha, ebraska. He and very positively decided that we should his wife announ ce the birth of th ei r daughter, MARSHALL not issue another number of the Shield Kell y Eil een, who joins her two brothers, Chris­ & Diamond until we had sufficient topher and Timoth y. Scott Bumgardner '91 is an investment repre­ funds in hand to insure its publication sentative with the fin ancial services fi1m , Edward for a year. Therefore all moneys re­ IOWA D. Jones & Company, in Barboursvill e, West ceived into the treasury were set aside Virgin ia. He is the branch manager in charge of for this purpose ... it was deemed best Steven W. Seymour '65 the day-to-day operations of sales, customer ser­ not to issue the call for the Convention of th e Portland, Oregon vice, marketin g and account servicing. of I 895 unless the finances of the Fra­ law firm o f Samue ls, ternity were in better condition." Yoelin, Wein er, Kantor MASSACHUSETTS & Seymo ur, has been 75 YEARS AGo ... As the members of awarded th e presti gious Andrew J. Poulos '87 marri ed Mari a TiII berg on Beta Gamma Chapter at the University Sil ver Beaver Award by September I 0, 1994. They live in San Di ego, of Kansas returned to campus they the Cascade Pacific where Poul os works fo r GBCNelobind as an ac­ were faced with the possibility that the Coun c il of th e Boy count representa tive. state legislature may abolish fraterni­ Scouts of America. The ties from the University. The members award is made fo r excepti onal volunteeris m. David L. Valle '89 has been hired as public safety of the legislature, mostly farmers, be­ Seymour has been acti ve in adult scouting fo r officer with the Kalamazoo, Michigan, Depart­ lieved that the fraternities were injuri­ over 14 years. He has been a Scoutmaster for five ment of Safety. He serves as both a firefi ghter/ ous to the health of the school, and in years, and he served the Cub program as a pack E.M.T. and police officer. He and hi s wife , many cases would forbid their sons committee chairman fo r eight years. In 1993, he Chauntell e, live in Portage, Michi gan. from joining. A further concern for the was first assistant Scoutmaster for council con­ fraternities was the discussion to erect tingents to the nati onal Scouting Jamboree. MEMPHIS campus dormitories in which students would be required to live until their KANSAS STATE R. Maurice Hollings­ junior year. worth '81 has com­ Richard L. Barclay '56, a partner of Barclay, pl eted a Ph.D. in new 50 YEARS AGo ... General Paul W. Th­ Yarborough and Evans, a CPA firm in Rogers, testament and theology ompson (Iowa, Gamma Nu '32) , a hero Arkansas, is the recipient of th e 1995 Public at Southwestern Baptist of the Normandy invasion, was pro­ Service Awa rd give n by the Ameri can Institute Theological Seminary moted from the rank of colonel to ofCerti fied PublicAccountants. TheAICPA wi ll in Fort Worth, Texas. He brigadier general and placed in charge donate $5,000 to Northwest Arkansas Commu­ w ill teach at Ta iwan of schooling for I ,250,000 troops. His ni ty College Foundati on on Barclay's behalf. His Ba ptist Theolog ical title was director of Information and commitment to public service and charitable Seminary in Ta ipei un­ Education, European Theatre Opera­ activiti es spans over three decades, focusing on der the auspices of the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Bapti st Conventi on. Hollingsworth tions ... Dr. Laurence M. Gould (Michi­ the economi c growth and development of north­ is currentl y pastor at Baker Baptist Chu rch in gan, Beta Tau '22) Arctic Explorer, west Arka nsas. His efforts expedi ted the devel­ Weatherfo rd, Texas. author, and professor was appointed opment and completi on of a major hi ghway in the president of Carel ton College where he region, helped to establish a community coll ege, Paul Penczner '94 was honored with a reception had taught geology for 13 years .. . On and resul ted in the creati on of several parks. He hosted by the Honorable Jim Rout, Mayor of July Junior Founder Howard is currently working with Northwest Arkansas 19, 1945 Shelb y County, and the Honorabl e Dr. W. W. Bell Arbuckle joined the Chapter Eter­ Counci l to develop a regional airport in Benton Herento n, Mayor of the City of Memphis, held nal. He was involved in Pi Kappa Al­ County, Arkansas. at the Hall of the Mayors in Memphis, Tenn es­ pha until the end and was credited with see. At the reception, the mayors accepted a the distinction of having initiated more Laurence J. Franken '86 has accepted a posi­ painting donated by Penczner to the citizens of members than any other man. tion withA nheuser-Busch in St. Louis, Missouri, Memphis and Shelby Coun ty. Penczner was ini ­ as a research and development analyst. Franken tiated at the 1994 Intern ati onal Conventi on in 25 YEARS AGo ... The Supreme Council is the broth er-in -law of Allan K. Silverwood Tarpon Springs, Fl orida. He is the creator of presented the Pi Kappa Alpha Loyalty (A lpha Om ega '77) who is also employed by twelve paintings and thirteen pen and in k draw­ Award to John U . Field (Tra nsylvania, Anh euser- Busch as a computer speciali st. ings pa inting which hang in the Pi Kappa Alpha Kappa '04) and William Hugh Flanna­ Memori al Headquarters. gan (Virginia, A lpha '23) for out­ KENTUCKY standing, uninterrupted loyalty to the MIAMI-OHIO Fraternity on the local and national Alex Gergely '87 has been named th e associate levels over decades s ince their ini­ marketi ng di rectorofLexington On- Lin e, which Hugh L. Davison '77 was promoted to vice presi­ tiations ... The Fraternity held its 1970 functi ons as an electro ni c magazine and in fo r­ dent ofP! aze, Inc. , a contract packaging fi rm in Convention in Biloxi, Mississippi. mati on source fo r the central Kentucky area. St. Loui s, Mi ssouri. He and his wife, Peggy, have three children, Ca ey, Ben and Sara. Michael H. Lang hi '91 married Michell e Hamm on Ju ly I, 1995. Langhi is vice president of en- John M. Markovich '75 has joined Optical Coat

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in g Laboratory, Inc. in Santa Ro a, California, a Tommy Lawrence '83 married Gena Harper on ager in D T y tem Operation Divi ion a a vice president of fi nance and chief fina ncial of­ June 17, 1995. He is pre ident of AFEAmerica tran fer agent for mutual fund . Here ei\ed hi fi cer. Security Sy tems of Mi si si ppi , Inc. M.B.A. from Baker ni ver ity in May.

Jeffrey A. Robinson '87 graduated from th e John Andreas ' 66 wa elected chairman of Uni versity of Mi chi gan with an M.B.A. He i MISSOURI-COLUMBIA Ro man (Mi ouri) chool Parent lub and employed with Computer cience orporati on wa appointed to th e board of director of based in egundo, Ca li forn ia. Brian Ahart '85 has been promoted to unit man- Ro man chool.

Douglas W. Vitt '74, a lawyer wi th many year of service as a vice president of real estate fo r Equitable, has turned hi s intere tin wagons into a career and boughtWolfWagon Work in Cross­ roads, New Mexico. He will be working on a horse-drawn fi rewagon thi s year.

MICHIGAN

Eric Smith '92 gradua ted in December 1994 from the Uni versity of Mi chigan with a bachelor of arts degree in Japanese and English li te rature. He was accepted to the Japane e Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program. He left the United States in Jul y and will li ve in Ichikawa Ci ty in Chiba Prefecture, 15 miles north ofTokyo. He plans to stay at least one year and will have the option to renew hi s contract fo r up to three year , teaching English in junior high and hi gh school .

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE

Christopher L. Nevels '84 and hi s wife, Jodi , announce the birth of th eir first child, Avery Claire, on April 14, 1995. MINNESOTA Reflections of a Second Career Student Michael R. Donaldson '90 announces th e bi rth of hi s son on May 12, 1995. Gary A. Sallquist (Nebraska, Delta Ch i '57) has had the good fortune to have not one, but two careers. Pi Kappa Alpha's past MISSISSIPPI national president ( 1970-72) was formerly president of Planned Giving Systems, Inc. in Cincinnati , Ohio. In his mid-50s, he felt Chris Sanders '90i married to Mi chell e Davis. called to enter the ministry, and enrolled in Princeton Theologi­ He has a new job wi th RTM Corporatio n in At­ cal Seminary. lanta. He has w ritten A Seminary Journey: Reflections of a Second David A. Sanders '84 ha been named editor of Career Student, published this year by CTS Press. Sallquist re­ the Law Journal at th e Uni versity of Missis ippi calls that the book began in a most unusual way: Law School. He is marri ed to Ashl ey Hopkin s. " I was journaling on a class on the Holy Spirit during my sec­ ond year at Princeton Theological Seminary. r would normally journal for about half Patrick D. Smith '44 has been awarded the Or­ an hour every morning as part of my personal devotional time. r began recording der of th e South, the hi ghest literary award given experiences that I was having at Princeton, that somehow I felt were particularl y mean­ by the Southern Academy of Letter , Art and ingfu l for second career students. At that point I had no idea of doing anything with Sciences. Previous recipients in clude Eud ora them other than turning them in at the end of class. These thoughts sort of developed Welty, James Di ckey and Reynolds Price. The into a very rough manuscript." author of ix novels, numerou hort stori es and In Atlanta to conduct a spiritual renewal weekend, Sallquist met Dr. Ben Johnson, essays, Smith has been nominated fo r both the editor of CST Press. A mutual fri end told Johnson about Sall quist's manu cript, and to Pulitzer and the obel pri zes for literature. He Sall quist's surprise, he requested a copy. Several months later, Johnson call ed to ay, ha received top literary award s from the Coun­ "You've got a book there." cil for Fl orid a Libra ri es, the Florida Space Coast Sallquist says the purpose o f the book is to provide encouragement, practi cal up­ Writer Guild, the Florida Audubon Society, the port, humor and a frame of reference for other second (or even third) career student . Florida Hi tori cal Society, and Toastmasters In­ ternati onal. l n 1988, he was awarded the Medal "When I got ready to leave for the seminary," says Sall quist, " I could find nothing in of Ho nor by the Nati onal Society of Daughters writin g that would help me with th is particular phase of my life journey. .. there has been of th e American Revoluti on, presented at a ban­ very little written to help a econd career student go back for graduate work, particularly quet in Jack onville. Smith li ves wi th hi wife, at the semqnary level." Iri s, on Merritt I land, Florida. Even at Princeton, the Fraternity provided Sallquist with fri endship and brotherhood. "Half a dozen of my closest fri ends were Pike alumni, and my mentor, Rev. Steve Ramp MISSISSIPPI STATE (Rhodes Co llege, Th eta '68) was my closest friend and my guide through some chal­ lenging times," he recall s. Robert W. Dawson '77 has been promoted to th e Sallquist is currently on the executive staff of Promise Keepers Mini stry in Denver, rank of major in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve. Colorado, where he lives with his wife, Joyce. He is e mployed as director of training fo r Bumbers Restaurant in Mississippi.

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Scott A. Beyerl '82 and his wife , Caroline, an­ sons, Wes and Paul. Me eely is president o f nounce th e birth of thei r fi rst child, Charl es Jo­ BL\ Chris McNeely House Designs, Inc. in Sali sbury, eph, on June 20, 1995. Beyer I is associated with North Carolina. Fidelity Investments in Boston, a editor of cor­ Attention Beta Delta Alumni! porate communicati ons. NORTH DAKOTA The New Mexico Area Alumni Association Douglas J. Carr '71 directs a di tance learning has planned a weekend of fun and exciting William R. Goetz '88 network in western ew York. activities for all alumni of the Beta Delta was a fli ght instructor C hapter during the U niversity of New and fl ew as an air service Mexico's Homecoming: pil ot after coll ege gradu­ Mark L. Henry '89 married Robin Dunn on De­ ati on. Two years ago, he cember 3, 1994. Henry is an investment repre­ Friday, September 29: was hired by Carniva l sentative with Investment Centers of America at Refreshments and chapter house tour Airlines as a fli ght engi­ Southwest Missouri Bank in Carthage, Missouri. Saturday, September 30: neer on the Boeing 727, Pig Roast - 2:00 p.m. at the chapter then fi ve months ago, Lon D. Sills '90 maJTi ed Laurie Speiser in Jul y house prior to Homecoming Game was promoted to co-pi­ 1995. Sill s is employed by Helzberg Diamonds lot on the 72 7. He is based in Ft. Lauderdale, in St. Loui s. Sunday, October 1: Fl orida. Annual Roy D . Hickman StevenS. Vincent '83 married Suzanne L. Harri s Memorial Golf Tournament NORTHEAST LOUISIANA in New Orleans on June 17, 1995. Vincent is at Paradise Hill s Golf Course. Tourney begins at 8:00 a.m. William H. Bishop, Ill '81 has been promoted to Cost per player: $75 intraveno us the rapy supervisor w ith O wen Healthcare, Inc. at Good Shepherd Medi cal Cen­ For more information, contact: ter in Longview, Texas. Steve Garcia (505) 883-1060 NORTHERN ARIZONA Thomas S. Rowen '82 was promoted to the Iowa NEW MEXICO manager with Seagram Beverage Company. He has one daughter, Danielle. Ricardo K. Martinez '85 works for Santa Fe director of expansion at the Pi Kappa Alpha Technical Design, Inc. He and hi s wife, Kim­ NORTHERN ILLINOIS Memori al Headquarters. berl y, have one son, Ricardo. Paul A. Green '79 was Charles H. Wells '69 retired after twenty years NORTH ALABAMA promoted to seni or vice in theA ir Force as a li eutenant colonel. He is now president of investments working as a claims adjuster for Farmers Insur­ Jerry P. Eledge '85 and hi s wife, Marion, an­ with Kemper Securities ance Group. nounce the birth of their first child, Bradley in Rockford, Ill inois. Reagan, on May I 7, I 994. MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS NORTH CAROLINA Kevin C. Poe '84 is a stockbroker. He has opened an office in Chesterfield, Missouri . Marshall Blythe '82 joined Lochridge & Com­ pany, a sma ll management consulting firm . He Alton G. Drury '54 retired as president ofTalon NORTHERN KENTUCKY is on assignment in Sydney, Australia. Manufacturing Company in Paw Paw, West Vir­ gini a. He retains hi s position as chairman of the Keith Sherman '87 is in the U.S. Army, serving A. Everette James, Jr. '57, a pro!i ti c author and board of directors. as a quartermaster offi cer in Ft. Bliss, Texas. He art coll ector, presented an exhibition of African was promoted to captain in April I 995. He was Ameri can Folk Art at the National Civil Rights MONTEVALLO also selected to attend the combined logisti cs Museum in Memphis, Tennessee this summer. offi cers adva nce course at Ft. Lee, Virginia; in The ex hibition, whi ch featured over I 25 ex­ Jonathan Nelson '89 is in hi s third year as as­ August I 995. He and his wife, Linda, have two amples of both two- and three-dimensional art, sistant director of group sales for the Birming­ children, Stephani e and Alexander. ham Barons Baseball Club in Birmingham, Ala­ was on di spl ay at the museum from May through August, and represented the work of over 60 art­ bama. OHIO STATE ists. Dr. James is widely known for hi s exhibi­ ti on of Southern Outsider, Vi sionary and Folk art MURRAY STATE David W. Furry '84 married Deborah Ferenczy at The FineArts Museum of the South in Mobile, in Janu ary 7, I 995. He is a commercial lending Stan S. Bone '80 has received a promoti on with Alabama, a selection of paintings, drawings, and offi cer with Ohio Savings Bank in Cleveland. Columbian Chemi cals Company in Atl anta, sculpture from hi s extensive coll ecti on. Hi s Georgia, as corporate industrial hygiene/safety cuJTent ex hibition at St. James Place, a folk art OKLAHOMA engi neer in domesti c and internati onal facilities. museum in Robersonville, North Carolina, is a survey o f North Carolina pottery, on display Matthew J. Miano '88 ma rried A ri a na D . Jeff Humphreys '86 and hi s wife, Beth, an­ through December I 5, I 995. The Hi stori c Pres­ Lankford on June 9, I 994. They live in Edmond, nounce the birth of the ir first child, lillia n e rvati on Foundati on of orth Caro lina has Oklahoma, with their two sons, Jesse and Ross. Abi gail , on April 9, I 995. awarded James the Gertrude CaiTaway Award of Miano is the marketing/operati ons manager for Merit for hi s outstanding efforts in the fi eld of Health Care Financial Services, Inc. , based in NEVADA-RENO hi stori c preservation. James is a special advisor Da ll as. to the orth Carolina Board of Science andTech­ Eric Soli '88 works fo r Levi Strauss in Singapore, nology. Gary L. Pittman '73 moved to Houston, Texas, part of a team of I 6 responsible for redesigning and join ed Con vest Energy Corporati on as execu­ theAsia-Pacitic di vision. Prior to this project, he NORTH CAROLINA STATE ti ve vice president and chi e f fin ancial offi cer. spent three years workin g with the European and Asian affi li ates. Chris McNeely '76 and hi s wi fe , Carol, have two Cominued on page 60

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Soldiers Stayed Informed with Yank, The American Weekly

Pi Kappa Alpha's Franklin S. Forsberg commanded of one of the most intriguing publishing ventures of all time.

ribute to Pi Kappa Alpha's distin­ ver ity of Utah in alt Lake City, For berg guished military men during the served Alpha Tau hapter a MC, and wa Ai Oth anniversary of World War ll's extensively invo lved in student affair and conclusion would not be complete without activities. He graduated with a bachelor of honoring Franklin S. Forsberg (Utah, Al­ science in economic , and recei ed hi pha Tau '28). Forsberg touched the lives M.B.A. from the ew York Univer ity of innumerable fighting men in a most im­ Graduate chool of Busine , where he mediate and important way: he brought majored in foreign trade. Before joining the them the news - international, national and Army to help organize Yank, he was gen­ local, through Yank, The Army Weekly. eral manager of Street & mith Publica­ Yank, The Army Weekly is the story of a tions, Inc. A a colonel in the U. . rmy, publishing venture which in three and one­ For berg was in charge of publications and half years grew from one operation to 17 media including, in addition to Yank, Stars production-distribution-editorial bureaus in and Stripe , the Armed Force Radio- East­ Asia, Africa, the Americas and Europe; ern Divi ion, camp newspaper ervice , printed 250,000,000 copies in 21 editions; news map guides to foreign countrie , mo­ and distributed in 41 foreign countries. It ral e films , the Army ew ervice, and is also the story of a small staff which had OUTFIT- Magazine for Army Ho pita! . to pioneer all the basics techniques neces­ In civilian life, Forsberg ha erved a board sa ry for international magazine publishing. member and executi e vice pre ident of ·The basic order given by the War De­ Holt Rhinehart and Winston, Inc., opera­ partment was "Publis h, with a streamlined tions manager and board member of Popu­ staff, a newsworthy magazine that will Franklin S. Fo rsberg lar Mechanics Publishing Company, pre i­ reach millions of readers scattered all over (Utah, Alpha Tau '28) dent of Forsberg-Church, Inc., president the world on a regular weekly basis. Read­ and publisher of Liberty Magazine, Inc., ers who are in training, in supply or in com­ director, vice president and publisher of bat, aboard ships bound for various theaters vocal in magazine history. G.I.s, especially Street and Smith Publications, and as a pro­ of war, and in remote outposts where even those in lonely garrison jobs, would some­ fessor at ew York University and Pace food has to be dropped by parachute. Pub­ times write up to 100 letters a month to College. He i presentl y chai rman of lish it without advertising; make it pay all the editor if they felt their copies were Forsberg A ociates. a ew York and Wa h­ production costs; and sell it for 5 cents a delayed unnecessarily. Some letters were ington based organization consulting in copy." Consequently, Yank had to meet all masterpieces of G.I. art, sometimes writ­ communication matters with newspapers the rigid demands of a military machine that ten on German or Japanese fla gs, one magazines, books, radio and television was about to wage war in every part of the printed on wing fabric of a downed Zero, companies. world as well as the efficiency requirements another on the personal stationery of Forsberg served as United State Am­ of successful publication. Reichsmarschall Hermann Goering! eed­ bassador to Sweden from 198 1 to 1985. All day-by-day operations were handled less to say, subscription and di stribution Honored with the Roya l Order of Vasa by by enlisted men. Yank personnel were was a major task. Yank employed every the Swedish Council of America, he is a trai ned to do production, distribution, and known method of magazine distribution, member of the Swedi h Chamber of om­ promotion jobs in addition to their edito­ including parachutes, tanks, native runners merce of the United States and the wed­ ri al duties. Publication methods had to be and submarines. Over 3,000,000 readers ish Council of America, having served as custom crafted to the necessities of the for­ in every branch of the service bought Yank, chairman of both organizations. He ha re­ eign bureaus, which used a variety of re­ and for every one of those readers, sur­ ceived an honorary doctor of laws degree production methods. The basic edition, sup­ veys showed that five other servicemen from the University of Utah, and an honor­ plied by the ew York bureau, was supple­ read each copy. In the front lines, where ary doctor of letter degree from Upsala mented by local news from bureaus to form distribution was difficult and only a lim­ College. His many awards include the foreign editions. Ingenuity and a can-do ited number of copies could be circulated, United States Distinguished Service Medal attitude contributed to such efficiency that copies were passed from reader to reader and the Distinguished Service to Journal­ no one was surprised when a three-man until they literall y fell to pieces. ism Award. crew moved into Tokyo ahead of Ameri­ Yank reporters, artists, photographers, Forsberg was inducted into the Pi Kappa can occupation forces, and working against etc., were in on every invasion and cov­ Alpha Educational Foundation's Order of almost incredible difficulties, printed an ered every front as soldier newspapermen. West Range in 1986, and was elected to edition of Yank that was waiting for Gen­ They were the pioneers of a new type of the board of trustees of the Pi Kappa Al­ eral MacArthur and his troops when they world journalism. Their spirit and deter­ pha Educational Foundation in 1991. He entered the Japanese capital. In Paris, Yank mination lived up to the motto on the mast­ is a member of the Shield & Diamond So­ men took over presses which for years had head, "By and for the men". ciety. Forsberg and his wife, Ann, li ve in printed the German Army newspaper, the The driving force behind Yank wa its Greenwich, Connecticut. Wermacht . commanding officer, Col. Franklin S. Yank's readers were probably the most Forsberg. As an undergraduate at the Uni- - Excerpts taken from Printer Ink, 1945

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Kevin R. Jaynes '85 was promoted to eni or SAMFORD project manager with Ecology and Environment, In c., in Dall as, Texas . He is also health and safety MarcA. Beaule '88 married Mary Prugh onApril Dallas Area training coordi nator and emergency response 22, 1995. They li ve in Cary, North Caro lina, coordinator for the Dall as office. where he is an indirect sales manager for Sprint Alumni Association Cellular. Kevin T. Wright '90 has launched hi s own mar­ "Alumnus Theta" keting firm speciali zin g in sports novelties. He Robert E. Emerson '92 married Kyra Lupino on extends an open invitation to Pikes: has also cut an album, "Livin ' in Denton". July 9, I 994.Th ey moved to the Orlando, Florida, area in January, 1995, where Emerson is a tack­ L 'CH S CHEDUL E OREGON STATE broker for Merrill Lynch.

THURSDAYS AT Noo SteveR. Wilson '60 is employed with the Savan­ SAN DIEGO Rudy's Bar-B-Que nah Ri ver Pl ant as a fellow engin eer. He li ves in Southeast comer of Aiken, South Carolina. Randy M. Grossman '80 is a partner in the law firm of Grossman, Hell er & Logan in San Diego. Lemmon & Oak Lawn Avenues PENNSYLVANIA He specializes in professional sports pl ayer rep­ Randy White's resentati on and business litigati on. "Restaurant Row" Dennis Siegler '82 is an obstetrics/gynecology I-35E & Walnut Hill Lane phys ician at th e Palo Alto Medical Foundati on. SANTA CLARA He is also a clinical facul ty member at Stanford Dickey's Barbecue Pit Uni versity Hospital. Siegler and hi s wife, Faye, Robert Buan '91 is a season ti cket and group Corner of Preston & Belt Line Roads announce the birth of th eir son, Peter, on Septem­ sal es area manager for the Oakl and Athleti cs ber 27, 1994. Baseball Company. His duties include setting up Mo 'THLY A c TIVlTI ES : special events with compani es at games and co­ Lunches: PENNSYLVANIA STATE ordinating fundra isers for charities and non­ profit organi zations. Third Wednesday Altern ating Locations: Eric Weinbrom '81 was promoted to seni or manager of mergers and acquisitions for AT&T. SOUTH FLORIDA Dickey 's & Rudy's, Noon to 1:00 He and hi s wife li ve in Chatham, New Jersey, with p.m. their children, Adam and Sarah Cath erine, who Daryl A. Page '90 is in the U.S. Air Force. He Sept. 20 @ Dickey's Barbecue Pit was born on March 19, 1995. graduated from Embry-Riddle Aeronautica l Uni versity with a master's degree in aeronauti­ Oct. 18 @ Rudy's Bar-B-Que PITTSBURG STATE cal science in April 1995 . He began pilot train­ ov. 15 @ Dickey's Barbecue Pit ing at Reese AFB in May and was promoted to Socials: Thomas K. Haynes '90 works for The Law captain in August 1995. First Thursday Company, Inc. in Wi chita, Kansas. SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE Dave & Buster's on "Restaurant PRESBYTERIAN Row" Shawn M. Baldwin '88 and hi s wife, Barb, an­ 5:3 0 to 8: 00 p.m. Lynwood H. Gaskin '53 is retired and li ving in nounce th e birth of their son, Lev i Wyatt, onApril Board Meetings Lake Tahoe, California. He was formerl y em­ "29, 1995. B aldw in is the genera l manager of Sam's Club in Appleton, Wi sconsin . F irst Saturday pl oyed with Coldwell Banker/Fox Carskadon Real Estate in the San Francisco Bay area. Rotating Director's Homes SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE 9:00 to I 0: 30 a. m. PURDUE Barry L. Gurley '85 and hi s wife, Kelli, announce the birth of their child, Tyler Chri sti an Gurley, on Please contact Alumnus Theta Allen F. Utterback '90 marri ed Serena Haab of South Bend, Indiana, on July 9, 1994. January 28, 1995. to update our database; electroni c addresses (e-ma il , FAX) RENSSELAER STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE w ill be greatl y appreciated. Information Line: (214) 746-3087 Jeffrey C. Stewart '88 and David J. Uyttendael David L. Cook '90 and hi s wife, Jennifer, an­ '85 have started a business in New York City, nounce the birth of their daughter on June 26, Dinesh Chandiramani, VP Activities Multimedi a Resource Group, helping companies 1995. Jewels-Fine Jewelry Inc. get on the Internet/World Wide Web. (800) 93 5-JFJI (5354) STETSON RHODES John P. Goodwin '84 and his wife, Maureen, Timothy T. Sheehan '88 was promoted from William R. Ellis, Ill '60 is employed as associ­ announce the birth of their daughter, Bridget deputy to sergeant in the law enforcement di vi­ ate vice president for Informati on Systems at the Frances, on ovember 14, 1994. Goodwin is a sion of the Hampden County, Massachusetts Uni versity of Puget Sound. fin anci al analyst for the John D. and Catherine sheri ff department. T. MacArthur Foundati on in West Palm Beach, RICHMOND Florida. OKLAHOMA STATE Mark F. Sakalosky '88 is the northeast region SYRACUSE Jason Fiscus '90 is primary manager of the Of­ account manager with The Golf Channel, a 24- fi cer Club at Andrews Air Force Base. He is re­ hour cable television network dedi cated exclu­ Marc E. Gonick '83 has accepted a position with spon ible fo r supplyin g Air Force One with nec­ sively to golf, based in Orlando, Fl orida. Ethicon, Inc., a Johnson & John son Company, in essary provisions. SanAngelo, Texas. He is also involved in the com­ ROSE-HULMAN munity as a member of the Angelo Catho li c James 0. Hix '90 is a downhill ski in structor in School Board and th e Tom Green County Advo­ Colorado. During the off-season he works to­ Richard E. Strelec '88 and hi s wife announce the cacy Center board f directors. wa rds hi physical th erapy degree at Regis Col­ birth of their third child, Vi ctoria Kathleen, on lege. March 27, 1995. Daniel J. Levy '85 graduated from Hunter Col-

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lege with a master of science degree. He has ac­ Gaylord Seeman '79 and hi wife, Lori, an­ id , Michigan by the local Jaycee . He i a part­ cepted a position a a econd-grade teacher in the nounce the birth of their son, Daniel. eeman i ner at William Marketing ervice , a marketing Lakeland chool District in Westche ter County, employed with General Electric. and communication firm . ewYork. TULANE WASHINGTON STATE TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE William D. Mize '67 has been appointed vice Steven N. Aagaard '75 ha been employed a Larry A. Greene '66, a president of operations for the umner Regional communication director for the Richland,\ a h­ lieutenant colonel in th e Medical Center in Gallatin, Tenne ee. ington, chool Di trict ince 19 9. He and hi U.S.ArmyReserve, was wife, beryl, have two on , Erik and Trevor. recalled to active duty to UTAH serve for ix month , in WAYNE STATE January 1995, as deputy Sherman D. Harmer, commander of the Joint Jr. '63 wa elected the Donald C. Sortor '80 is employed ith Motorola Special OperationsTa k 1995 president of the as director of product management. Force in Incirlik, Turkey. Pacific oast Builder The JSOTF i respon­ Conference, held June WEST GEORGIA sible for Combat Search and Rescue in Southwest 21-24 in an Francisco. Asia. As are ervist, Greene is normally assigned Harmer is senior vice Jim Coppage '85 ha left public practice a an to the Army Special Forces Command at Ft. pre ident of California assistant di trict attorney to open a pri ate law Bragg, North Carolina. He works fu ll time as a Pacific Home . He has a practice in Mclnto h Coun ty. Georgia. supervisor in the Dall as office of the NationalAs­ long history of service to sociation of Securities Dealers. the California Building lndu try A sociation, and Randolph W. Poynter '73 is chairman of the has served on the conference board of director Rockdale ounty, Georgia ommis ion. In hi for the past three years. role as commi sioner from Georgia' econd­ Donald J. Willingham '86 married Helen Eliza­ smalle t county, Poynter ha pushed through beth Havercamp on July 8, 1995. He is employed plans for a multi-million dollar water re er oir, by Promu Hotels in Memphis. and was instrumental in securing 0 million in road improvements. He and hi wife, Libby, have TENNESSEE-CHATTANOOGA two ons, Randolph and David.

James E. Guffee, Jr. '83 married AnnEiise Clay S. Rabun '87 i an account executive for Lanford onApril22, 1995.They live in Nashvi ll e, GES Corporation. Tennessee. WEST VIRGINIA TEXAS Bruce Wayland '83 has been promoted to direc­ Jeffrey D. Kerr '86 graduated from Texas Tech toroffulfillment services forC C International, School of Medicine in May 1995. He was UTAH STATE In c. awarded the prestigious gold-headed cane, an honor voted on by faculty and student , given to John C. Lekas '82 graduated fromAlbany Medi­ WESTERN CAROLINA the graduating senior who represents the be t cal College and received hi s medical degree on ideals of the outstanding physician. He li ves in May 25, 1995. He is servin g his residency in Woody Padgett '74 ha been elected pre ident Waco, Texas, where he is serving hi s 3-year resi­ emergency medicine at Albany Medical Center of the Catamount C lub of We tern arolina, dency in fami ly practice medicine. in upstate ew York. which raise money for athleti c cholarship .

TEXAS-ARLINGTON VILLANOVA WESTERN MICHIGAN Brian Morgan '91 and hi wife, Beth, announce Kevin Crego '87 married Christine Crooker in Christopher Cahill '89 the birth of twin daughters, Amanda Brooke and 1992. He has been awarded the Salesma ter Gold graduated with honor Emily Grace, on April 24, 1995. Award by the Greater Rochester Association of in May from the Univer­ Realtors for placing in the top 15 ofa113 ,500 local sity of Detroit-Mercy, realtors, and for selling over $6,000,000 in real TOLEDO with degree in law and estate in 1994. an M.B.A. He ha ac­ Jim Elekonich '85 and hi s wife, Peggy, announce cepted a position with the birth of their first child, James Rus ell, on VIRGINIA the Baker Financial May 23, 1995. Elekonich i a project engineer Group in o uth field , with Master Chemical Corporation's Systems Todd M. Gerkin '80 has been elected partner in Michigan a an e tate Equipment Division. He serves as presidentofthe the private surgical practice of Greensboro and financial planner, as well a elling insurance Epsilon Epsilon Chapter's Alumni Association. ( orth Carolina) Surgical Associates, P.A. He and hi s wife, Michelle, li ve in Greensboro with for Mass Mutual. Tim Guzman '80 has been promoted to market their two children, Taylor and Emily. development manager for Dana Corporation's WICHITA STATE Drivetrain Service Division. VIRGINIA TECH David D. Cox '87 wa promoted to joint-interest Jim Hunt '80 and his wife, Christine, announce David A. Barnes '82 won the Norwest billing manager in the accounting department of the birth of their son, Andrew John. They live in Mortgage's Service Excellence Award for 95% Berexo Inc., an independent oil and gas company. Monroe, Michigan. customer ervice in 1994 in Winchester, Virginia. He and hi s wife have three daughters. WOFFORD Dan Rokicki '88 organized a drive to collect fur­ niture, food, clothing and appli ances to benefit WAKE FOREST Edward J. Hamilton, Jr. '69 is proud to an­ a battered women's shelter in To ledo. The drive nounce that hi son, Edward "Jay", Ill , wa ini­ took place in June 1995, and Rokicki plans to Stan lee P. Greene, Jr. '78 wa named one of the tiated into the Pike chapter at the University of make it an annual event. Five Outstanding Young Peopl e of Grand Rap- Georgia in May, 1995.

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Julian H. Acker, M.D. Eberhart received hi master's degree in hos­ coverde ign u edforgamesatmorethan300 pital administration from George Wa hington college and universitie . He al o worked for Dr. Julian H.Acker was born in Longview, University. He wa employed as as i tant ad­ the Harry M. teven ompany, which had the Texa on May 18, 1920. He graduated from ministrator at Floyd Ho pi tal in Rome, Geor­ conce sion for Yankee tadium, the Polo Longview High School in 1937, and attended gia, and in 1970 joined DeKalb General Ho - Ground , and Ebbet Field. Hi co er in­ Southern Methodist University where he wa pi tal in Stone Mountain a director of admin­ cluded almo tone-third of the Army- otre initiated into Beta Zeta Chapter in 1938. Dur­ istrative services. Three year later he became Dame football erie which tarted in 1923 ing hi s time in the chapter, he served as SMC. ho pita! administrator. In 1989, the ho pita! and ended in 1965. Keller al o created pro­ Acker graduated from SMU in 1943 and name changed to DeKalb Medical Center, re­ gram cover for 21 World erie games. Dur­ graduated first in his class from Baylor Col­ flecting its growth, and Eberhart' title ing the 1940 , Keller' talent graced the cover lege of Medicine, where he was a member of changed to chiefexec utive officer. He was also of the Shield & Diamond. in 1947, he created Phi Chi Medical Fraternity. He married Eliza­ chief executive officer of DeKalb Regional the top hat-on-the-bat logo for the ew York beth DeWitt in 1944. After an internship at Healthcare System. In 1995, the DeKalb Yankee . The emblem fir t appeared on the Parkland Hospital in Dallas, a residency in Medical Center's cancer center was named in 194 7 spring training roster and wa on the internal medicine, a fellowship in cardiology, hi s honor. cover of the World Series program that year, and mi litary service with the Navy, Acker Brother Eberhart entered Chapter Eternal when the ew York Yankees met the Brook­ joined the staff ofWichita Falls Clinic Hospi­ on May 28, 1995. He i survived by hi wife, lyn Dodger . tal from 1952 to 1972. He becamechiefofstaff Helen, and two children. Be t known for hi action art, Keller none­ at the Olin E. Teague Veterans' Center in theless painted two portrait during the 1930 Temple, Texas in 1973. He was a member of which hang today in the Pi Kappa Alpha Me­ the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical So­ Laurence M. Gould morial Headquarter . They are of Founders ciety, and the American Heart Association, Frederick Southgate Taylor and Julian Edward which he served as president of the Texas af­ Laurence M. Gould was initiated at Beta Wood. filiate in 1968. Acker received the Ledbetter Tau Chapter, University ofMichigan, in 1922. Ke ll er was inducted into the ew York Award and was appointed an honorary board A geologist, Gould was second in command Sport Museum and Hall of Fame in 199 1. He member of the AHA. He was one of tho ere­ to Ri chard Byrd on the first American expe­ spent hi s retirement years in DeLand, Florida, sponsible for the establishment of the Temple dition to Antarctica. He later wrote Cold: Th e where he continued to paint. In 199 1, he wa campus of the Texas A&M University Health Record of an Antarctica Sledge Journey, in involved in painting a seri es of racehorses. Science Center College. He retired in 1986 as which he recounted th e expedition and hi s "Portraying action has always been my main a sistant dean of the Coll ege of Medicine and 1,500-mile journey from Little America into de ire," he remarked. Also in 1991 , Keller re­ chief of staff of the Veterans' Center. He was the Queen Maud mountai ns. Antarctica maps turned once more to commercial work with a also active in many civic organizations. carry the names Mount Gould, Gould Bay, home game program cover for the Los Ange­ Brother Acker entered Chapter Eternal on Gould unatak, Gould Glacier and Gould le Rams, commissioned by FL Propertie . June 20, 1994. Coast. Preceded in death by hi wives, Esther in In 1932, Gould became a geology profes­ 1973, and andilla in 1983, he i urvived by sor at Carleton College in orthfield , Minne­ three chi ldren and six grandchildren. Brother George Garner Dunkerley sota, where he was named the school's fourth Kell er entered Chapter Eternal on June 22 , president in 1945. After retiring in 1962, 1995. George Garner Dunkerl ey was born on No­ Gould moved to Tucson, where he joined the vember 6., 19 10. He attended the University geology department of the Uni ver ity of Ari­ of New Mexico, where he was initiated into zona . He retired again in 1979. Ajit John Koshy Beta Delta Chapter in 1929 and later attended Gould's wife, Margaret Ri ce, preceded him Ajit Ko hy wa a graduate tudent in bio­ the Eastman-Gainer Business School in in death in 1988. Brother Gould entered Chap­ medical engineering at the Univer ity of e­ Poughkeepsie, ew York. He began working ter Eternal on June 21 , 1995. vada- Reno, where he joined Pi Kappa Alpha in hi s father's firm, Enni Tag and Salesbook in 1987, and was initiated in 1988 at the char­ Company, in 1924. He became president of the tering of Iota Eta Chapter. He spent the ma­ company in 1955, and changed its name to Henry Alonzo Keller jority of his Fraternity involvement as the Enni Business Forms in 1959.Acker marri ed chapter hi torian and Shield & Diamond cor­ Lucille Beasley in 1933. After her death, he Lon Keller, initiated into Alpha Chi Chap­ re pondent .A lways the"shy and quiet" mem­ married Wauneta Maxine Mattox in 1963.Ac­ ter, University of Syracuse, in 1926, wa one ber, he still depicted the model Pike and sound tive in many civic and business organizations, of Pi Kappa Alpha's most prolific arti sts. leader. Dunkerley erved as trustee of the University Schooled as an ill ustrator at Syracuse, As a fellow Beta Clas pl edge brother, we of Dallas and the Catholic Foundation, and as Kelle r graduated in 1929, and began hi s hared a common bond and many memorie . treasurer ofth e Dallas Deanery of the National freelance career in Philadelphi a. He began to attract notice when he painted a program cover Iota Eta Chapter' lo of Ajit John Ko hy is Council of Catholic Men. extremely ignificant in that he was a charter­ Brother Dunkerley entered Chapter Eternal for the 1932 Thanksgiving Day football game between Cornell and the University of Penn­ ing member and the first of 55 Founding Fa­ on June 9, 1995. sylvani a. Following that start, sport program thers to pa from our young chapter. He will covers gradually became the major part of hi surely be missed. Charles B. Eberhart illustrating work. In 1938, he became chief il­ - Spencer J. Robinson lustrator for Spencer Marketing, a ew York Iota Eta ' 8 Charles B. Eberhart was initiated into the City company that designed programs for bonds at Beta Kappa Chapter, Emory Univer­ sporting event acros the country. In more s ity, in 1957. A graduate of Monteva llo, than three decades with Spencer, he created Chapter Eternal continued on page 64

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Steven T. Petelle • ALPHA ETA (Florida) •BETA PI (Peuusylvauia) Johnston, Thomas H., Jr. '26, Starkvi lle, MS Steven T. Petelle Bash, Robert, Jr. ' 79 , Miami, FL 1/ 16/95 was initiated into Pi Constantine, Henry '30, Clearwater, FL 12/23/94 Hedden, Harlan F. '26, Orchard Park, NY 6/9/95 Ka ppa Alpha a t Harris, Joe ' 41 , LaCrosse, FL 5/8/93 Kuenzel, Waller A. '24, Fremont, CA Gamma Omega Chapter, University Thullbery, Alfred C. '49, Lake Wales, FL 2/26/95 • BETA UPSILO (Colorado) ofMiami, in 1990. Yonally, Alvin Cotton '57, Portland , OR Walter, Richard K. '44, Santa Barbara, CA He served as trea­ •GAMMA ALPHA (A labama) sure r of the Pi • AL PHA KAPPA (Missouri-Rolla) Sharp, J. Wiley '39 , West Palm Beach, FL Kappa Alpha Alum­ Hoyt, Harlan K. ' 31 , Midland, TX 9/19/95 ni Association of •GAMi\1A BETA (Nebraska) Knoxville. • ALPHA LAM"BDA (Georgetowu) Austin, GeorgeS. '28 , Cincinnati , OH 10/92 On Jul y 8, 1995, Collins, John L. ' 21 , Cape Coral, FL I 0/12/94 Petell e was killed in a boating accident on •GAMMA THETA (Mississippi State) Hoskins, Charles H., Jr. '43 , Madi sonvi lle, KY Lake Loudon near Knoxville, Tennessee. He Gooch, Willis ' 31 , Jackson, MS was 25 years old. • ALPHA NU (Missouri-Columbia) Petell e was a family man; he and hi s wife •GAMMA IOTA (Mississippi) Morrow, Allan S. '51, St. Joseph, MO 12/3/94 Meg had an infant son, Jame .A trust fund has Hutcherson, Huron H. '33, Brandon, MS been set up for the youngster, and anyone • ALPH XI (Ciuciuuati) Tate, Fred H., Jr. '46, Memphis, TN wishing to make a donation may send it to: Heywood, Jack B. '40 , Albuquerque, NM 6/27/95 James Thomas Petell e Trust Fund, P.O. Box •GAMMA OMICRON (Ohio) Zink, Herbert '37, Loui sville, KY 5/ 17/95 5 1625, Knoxvi ll e, TN 37950. Rowland, Sheldon L. '30, Punta Gorda, FL • ALPHA RHO (Ohio State) 2/1 1/94 • ALPHA {Vit·giuia) Ewalt, Dr. Harry Ward, Jr. '27, Cranberry, PA •GAMMA Pl (Oregon) Ackerman, Derk '57 , Gulfstream Park, FL 1/95 5/8/95 Roberts, Gary D. ' 70, Salem, OR 1127/95 Barr, William C. '38, Richmond, VA West, Ro y A. '51 , Westl ake, OH 9/ 18/94 •GAMMA SIGMA (Pittsburgh) Rutledge, Dr. Brouddus L. '57 , Gulfstream Park, Wolford, Ray B. ' 60 , Wi lmington, OH 4/26/95 Brown, James '50, Churchvi lle, MD FL 1/95 • ALPHA SIGMA (Califomia-Berkeley) Seth, William B. '48, W. Jacksonville, FL 4/1 0195 • BETA (Davidsou) Newman, Henry ' 41 , Canby, OR Vonada, Dr. Robert E. '50, Hollidaysburg, PA Mills, Allan L., Jr. '30, Statesvi lle, C 11 /30/93 8/19/94 • ALPHA PHI (Iowa State) • ETA (Tulane) •GAMMA TAU (Rensselaer) Campbell, Robert B. '33, Redlands, CA 5/27/95 Carter, John Glenn, Sr. '30, Diamondhead, MS Buchanan, Ru ssell, Jr. '40, Boulder City, V • AL PHA CHI (Syracuse) LeLaurin, Fredric E., Jr. '36, San Antonio, TX 11 10/95 7/23/94 Wysong, Charles N., ILl '51 , Lat ham, Y 2/7/95 Constantin, Constantin '37, Hilton Head, SC 1992

(Wofford) • ALPHA PSI (Rutg er~) Hatch, Richard . '58, Westport, MA 10/30/94 Owen, Harvey C., Jr. '54, West Columbia, SC Schank, Robert 0. '31 , Boynton Beach, FL •GAMMA CHI (Oklahoma State) 2/ 10/94 10/22/94 Richey, J ames F. '48, Wichita, KS 4/30/95 • PI (Waslliugtou & Lee) Siddons, William D. '27, Wilmington, DE 2/19/95 •GAMMA OMEGA (Miami) Chase, Edwin D., Jr. '39, Ft. Co ll ins, CO 2/4/95 •BETA GAMMA (Kausas) Jackson, Theodore E. '37, Lake Worth, FL 6/5/95 •OMEGA (Keutucky) Bowlus, Joseph '38, Dayton, OH I 0/8/94 Rigney, Robert L. '37, Bloomfield, CT 6/16/95 Sutton, Howard T. '47, Lynchburg, VA Crawford, Davis H. ' 53 , Ham pton, VA 2/95 •DELTA DELTA (Florida Southem) Traynor, John Hanrahan, Jr. '34, Kansas City, MO 2/ 16/95 Woodward, Wallace '28, Colorado Springs, CO Templin, Howard P. ' 51 , Lakeland, FL 118/95 2/28/95 • AL PHA GAMMA (Louisiaua State) •DELTA XI (Iudiaua) •BETA ZETA (Southem Methodist) Kentzel, Frank H., Jr. '45 , Am ite, LA Barr, Ronald L. '73 Waskom, John B. '35, Dall as, TX, 4/ 19/95 • ALPHA DELTA (Georgia Tech) •DELTA OMEGA (High Poilll) •BETA ETA (11/iu ois) Schell, Charles, Jr. '30, Huntsvi lle, AL Shanahan, Terrence John ' 79, Barrington, IL 4/95 Booth, George M., Jr. '38, Brooksville, FL • ALPHA ZETA (A rkausas) • EPSILO ' BETA (Valparaiso) 11124/94 Centenio, J oseph P. '44, Ga lveston, TX 4/7/95 Hagele, Donald W. ' 53, Medinah, IL 5/26/95 Thibeau, T. E., '21, Orange, CT 3/1 /90 Collier, Morris G. '27 , Fayettevi ll e, AR 6/18/95 • EPSILON NU (Georgia State) •BETA KAPPA (Emory) Counihan, Jack Edward, Jr. ' 91 , Ro gers, AR Azurmendi, Michael ' 72 , Lawrenceville, GA 5/21/95 Da vis, Virgil J. '30, Moundville, AL 12/30/94 6/8/95 Lord, Ernest Fletcher ' 28, Little Rock, AR 6/4/95 •BETA MU (Texas) •ZETA RHO (North Dakota) Moore, Vaughan H. ' 15, Phoe ni x, AZ 6195 Hale, Chance '92, San Antonio, TX Wal.ler, David Brian '87, Grand Forks, ND 2/14/95

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