THE PHI GAMMA DELTA VOL. 135 NO. 2 SPRING 2014

Our Literary Heritage p. 36 TheThe PHI PHI GAMMAGAMMA DELTADELTA Spring 2014 Volume 135, Number 2

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176,563 men have been initiated into the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta since 1848. Founded at Jefferson College, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, on May 1, 1848, by John Templeton McCarty, Samuel Beatty Wilson, James Elliott, Ellis Bailey Gregg, Daniel Webster Crofts, and Naaman Fletcher.

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FEATURES

25 Fall Expansion Results 26 Recruitment Chairmen Contacts 28 Fall 2014 Expansion Plans 29 DePaul Chartering 30 Union Rechartering 31 UMass Charters 32 Fiji Academy Wrap-up 34 2013 Distinguished Fijis 45 Restoring Zeb Vance Monument 49 Dean Smith Honored

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Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 3 RESIDENT’S Archon President P MESSAGE Scott J. Mikulecky (Colorado State 1982) “Youth is wasted on the young.” ith apologies to George Bernard – and, consequently, not fully utilized – and professional goals and learning how WShaw, the author of that quote, while we are undergraduates. to plan to achieve them is a wonderful it needs to be slightly modified for my gift from our fraternity that often is not purposes: Fraternity is wasted on under- Phi Gamma Delta provides to every appreciated until we graduate, when we graduates. undergraduate brother an extraordinary find, much to our surprise, that these opportunity to learn, in a supportive skills we have learned and enhanced as I am not singling out our current un- environment, how to plan, how to lead, undergraduates serve us well as graduate dergraduate brothers; rather, I believe how to achieve, and even, and perhaps brothers in our personal and professional it applies to most of us when we were most importantly, how to fail and how lives. undergraduate brothers. It is a corollary to gain the courage to try again – how to to the well-known axiom that we often persist. But these skills and benefits are available don’t realize how good something is until only to those who accept the challenges it’s gone, specifically the opportunities For those undergraduates who accept and responsibilities of participation. So provided by Phi Gamma Delta to under- responsibilities and the mantle of leader- to our current undergraduate brothers: graduate brothers. ship, whether as an officer, commit- seize the leadership opportunity you have tee chairman or even as a committee been provided and take advantage of this The overwhelming majority of us are well member, the benefits are incalculable. unique gift our fraternity offers you to aware of and cherish the most obvious In their chapter, brothers can learn the transform your life, to serve and lead with opportunity and benefit of our fraternity skills of setting goals, planning, delegat- the best that is in you. Set your personal membership – our brotherhood. ing responsibilities, monitoring progress, goals and your chapter’s goals high. No, encouraging, cajoling (and, on occasion, set them impossibly high, because if you The bonds formed through our fraternity threatening) brothers who fall behind don’t occasionally fail to achieve your over the past 166 years – across chap- in their tasks, reevaluating goals and the goals, you have not aimed high enough. ters and countries, doing community methods to achieve them, and, finally, Remember, as Thomas Edison said, failure service projects, studying, participating sharing the joy of achievement or accept- is an event, not a person; don’t fear it. in intramurals or helping each other ing the lessons of failure. through difficult times – these frater- Pity the doubters, the naysayers who nal bonds that Phi Gamma Delta has Brothers who undertake these responsi- try to get in your way. Because although been forming since 1848 are strong and bilities learn that in the fraternity, as in you know that you may face adversity, unyielding to time. As graduate broth- the “real world,” there are some days for struggles and even failure, you know it ers, most of us have found that these accomplishment and some days merely will pass. What will not pass are your cherished bonds of brotherhood endure for survival. And on those survival days, character, your principles and your broth- through college, through the highs and when it is difficult to press on, we learn erhood. Strengthen all of these now so lows of life, through being groomsmen when and how to pick ourselves up, that when you look back at the difficult at each other’s weddings, to celebrating and when and how to turn to brothers times you will inevitably face, whether in the birth of children and grandchildren, for support, often finding that support college or throughout your life, you will and, finally, to being pallbearers at each comes from not just one brother but two, see that you did not cower or crawl until other’s funerals. We have been and will five, ten or even scores of brothers. Most the difficult time passed; you stood tall, remain brothers always. importantly, the support born from our maintained your principles and character, brotherhood and nurtured during trying withstood the difficulties, and persevered. But it is a second opportunity that our times endures as long as life lasts. And as we know better than anyone else, fraternity provides that is often com- nothing in the world can take the place of pletely missed or not fully appreciated Likewise, the skill of setting personal persistence. t

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Headquarters’ Staff Updates

s of June 1, Derek “Duke” Murphy and pledge educator and served as Purple A (Coastal Carolina 2011) will take Legionnaire after graduating. “With his over as Director of Chapter experience as a colony founder and his Development from Josh work this year with many of our colonies, Laufenberg (Illinois 2008), Duke is a natural choice to succeed Josh Archives Weekend who has been in the posi- Laufenberg and maintain our outstand- tion since 2010. Duke is ing record of colony development,” says Wins Laurel Wreath coming off the road after Executive Director Bill Martin. n April 6 at the annual meeting of two years as a Field Sec- O the North-American Interfraternity retary. As an undergrad, In addition to serving Conference in Atlanta, Director of Chapter he was a colony founder, colony president, as Director of Chapter Services J.B. Goll accepted the Laurel Wreath Development over the award on behalf of Phi Gamma Delta for our past four years, Brother Archives Weekend. The Laurel Wreath is Laufenberg was Field presented in recognition of unique programs, Secretary #155 from community outreach, or influence within the mile 2008-2009 and fraternal world. stones Director of Expan- FIJI sion from 2009-2010. He has coordinated Archives Weekend, held this year on March 26 charterings and led eight colonization 14-16, has become an annual pilgrimage that 2014 is a year for milestone anniversaries projects, in addition to organizing IHQ’s allows brothers to engage with the history of for the chapters below, as well as for summer Recruitment Workshop since the Fraternity while volunteering and explor- brothers who initiated in 1964 and 1989 2011. Bill Martin says, “As Director of ing Phi Gamma Delta’s ritual. and will receive their Gold and Silver Chapter Development for the past four Owls respectively. Congrats to all! years, Josh has played a critical role in the Shown above, brothers who donated their Chapter Founding Yrs success of the Fraternity’s growth initia- weekend to preserve the Fraternity’s his- Bowling Green 3/31/1984 30 tive. He has made a great contribution and tory included: Curator of Archives Towner Central Florida 2/19/1994 20 will be missed.” Blackstock (Davidson 1994), Jonathan Bott Delaware 10/17/2009 5 (Indiana State 2001), Keith Councell (Ket- Drake 11/5/1994 20 Josh Wiseman (Western tering B 2003), Neil de Bruyn (UNC Wilm- ington 2014), Andrew Dettmer (Wabash Florida International 11/20/2004 10 Kentucky 2012) will as- 2015), Eric Drumheller (Nebraska 1998), James Madison 11/19/1994 20 sume the role of Assistant Ritualist Ed Gabe (Hanover 1990), Director of Kettering 11/7/1964 50 Director of Expansion after Chapter Services J. B. Goll (Nebraska 2001), Maine 10/21/1899 115 traveling for two years as a Ben Harper (Kentucky 1969), Ben Harsha Maryland 10/24/1879 135 Field Secretary. He too (DePauw 2015), Paul Lawson (Indiana State Missouri State 2/28/2009 5 was a colony founding 2013), Cameron McDougal (Wabash 2012), father and recruitment North Alabama 3/23/1974 30 Ryan McFarland (Ball State 2002), Matthew chairman, in addition to Rose-Hulman 11/22/1969 45 Shepard (Indiana State 2016), Matthew Skiba RPI 11/3/1984 30 an ambassador for the WKU Honors Col- (DePauw 2016), Ryan Webster (Indiana Sewanee 6/27/1919 95 lege. “From the time he became a colony State 2014), Section Chief Joe Weist (Rose- Texas Tech 12/11/1954 60 founder at Western Kentucky, Josh has Hulman 1987), Jacob Zieba (DePauw 2016), Vermont 11/1/1969 45 been a part of Phi Gamma Delta’s growth and special guest Timothy Tangen of the Phi Wittenberg 10/25/1884 130 initiative. He will be a great addition to Kappa Psi Fraternity staff. t our expansion team,” says Martin. t

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 5 ITALICS indicates Colony

Please keep in mind that news continues to come in, even when an issue has gone to press. While it may seem dated to include events from the previous semester N AMPUS or school year, the goal is to give credit to O C all our brothers, chapters and colonies. HAPPENINGS

ALBERTA For the sixth consecutive year, Epsilon Alpha won the Dr. Robert Steadward Campus Leadership & Involvement Award. The Chapter also received the Greek Standards and Excellence Pro- gram Award for highest standing in cam- pus relations, in addition to the Order of Omega Scholarship Award for outstand- ing academic achievement. Brothers par- A car bash was the grand finale for Beta Nu’s Mus- ticipated in a practice hockey game to tachio Bashio philanthropy at Appalachian State. help the local Special Olympics hockey Alpha Omicron at Akron volunteers for the an- team. Cory Hodgson (2013) was elected APPALACHIAN STATE nual Chili Open to help the local Rotary Club. vice president of operations and finance Beta Nu raised $1,270 for the USO with for the Student’s Union. AKRON its first Mustachio Bashio month-long

On February 1, Alpha Omicron brothers philanthropy, where participants agreed volunteered at the Wayne Homes 2014 not to shave their mustaches, that ended Chili Open Golf Classic, which raises with a car bash in the middle of campus. funds to help the Rotary Club of Akron On the IFC, Rob Hefner (2015) was send more than 500 special needs children elected vice president of standards, and and adults to Jason Sharpe (2014) was elected vice Rotary Camp. president of communication. James Hous- ARIZONA ton (2015) On January 3, four Upsilon Alpha broth- Greek Week & Greek Sing winners: our Pi Colony ers won the national PriceWaterhouse- and Frank at Allegheny. Shaffer (2016) Coopers Accounting Case competition are founding ALLEGHENY from among more than 2,200 students at fathers of the Houston and Shaffer In the fall, the Pi Colony won its first 43 competing schools. The winning team UA wrestling club. Greek Week as well as Greek Sing. of Spencer Shugrue (2014), Andrew

Alpha Omicron’s newest initiates from Akron. A practice game for Epsilon Alpha brothers at Alberta to help the Special Olympics hockey team.

6 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence ON CAMPUS ARIZONA STATE BSU’s Grand Chapter Ceremony and At its first Fiji Polar Plunge, Alpha Sigma was recognized for meeting and exceed- raised over $600 for the Brain Tumor ing Office of Student Life expectations. Society Walk in support of Geno Hol- With Sigma Kappa, the Chapter hosted mquist (2014). James Fulgenzi (2016) its Capture the Flag philanthropy, was elected vice president of member raising $1,500 for the Muscular Dys- development for the IFC. trophy Association. Jason Fry (2014) ARKANSAS was named IFC Council Member of the Greg Welsh (2014) was elected vice Year, with Riley Holkan (2016) as Best Arizona’s national accounting winners: Ryan president of public relations for the IFC. New Member of the IFC Community. Mendoza, Drew Finsterwald, Derek Haboush Sean Ratkus (2014) was a finalist as and Spencer Shugrue. IFC Community President of the Year, 4 Finsterwald (2014), Ryan Mendoza (2015), and Derek Haboush (2016) won $10,000 plus a $10,000 charitable contri- bution to support public school teachers.

Beta Sigma’s snow Gamma at Ball State.

BALL STATE The Delta Colony at Austin Peay State enjoyed In addition to winning the Beta Cup Sunday brunch with Nashville area graduate from State Day as the most outstand- brothers, including Archon Secretary Brian Ball State Sweetheart Ellen Collier and Dylan Douglas (Tennessee Tech 1998) and Purple Le- ing chapter in Indiana, Beta Sigma also Stone (2015) reported on the Olympics for the gionnaire Jim Weakley (Tennessee Tech 2009). brought home Chapter of the Year at Chicago Tribune.

The brothers of our Delta Chapter at Bucknell.

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 7 ON CAMPUS and Dylan Pieri (2014) was finalist for entertained over 225 guests for home- Greek Man of the Year. Pete Loomis coming in October, took its largest-ever (2014) traveled to Sochi, Russia to cover pledge class of 27, and achieved a GPA of the Olympics abroad, while Dylan Stone 3.22. Plans are under way for Pig Dinner (2015) stayed stateside, reporting for the on June 7 at the Quadrangle Club. Chicago Tribune. Alec Immordino (2012) was elected vice president of scholarship and academics for the IFC. BRITISH COLUMBIA Oliver Wiart (2014) was elected second vice president for the IFC. CalUPenn’s President’s Award winners for the BUCKNELL fifth time in six years. Delta Chapter took home intramural championships with undefeated seasons CALIFORNIA PENNSYLVANIA in both flag football and softball. For the fifth time in six years, Chi Rho won the 2012-13 President’s Award for Outstanding Fraternities & Sororities. Chi Rho also placed first in Greek Ac- tivities and Scholarship. CASE WESTERN RESERVE Xi Deuteron won Alpha Chi Omega’s Chi Omicron made the quick drive to Lexington kickball tournament and volunteered at from Cincinnati for initiation ceremonies at the the Squire Valleevue Farm, while the Nu International Headquarters on January 11. pledge class constructed benches for the front porch. Winners of the Holiday Food Drive at Calgary. CHAPMAN With its Flower Gram fundraiser, Ome- CALGARY ga Chi raised over $2,000, part of which For the 15th consecutive year, Upsilon went to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Chi won the Holiday Food Drive Chal- CHICAGO lenge, raising $1,646 and collecting 2,293 Chi Upsilon raised over food items over 15 hours. $2,500 in Kappa Alpha CALIFORNIA BERKELEY Theta’s Mr. University Jack Symes (2016) and Charlie Kemp Pageant for Charity, and (2013) won first place in Kappa Karaoke Andrew Mandato with their rendition of “The Confronta- A hike up Fiji Hill at Occidental College builds (2015) was crowned Mr. brotherhood for Chapman pledges, while com- tion” from “Les Miserables.” University. The Chapter Mandato memorating our defunct Omega Kappa Chapter.

This is what 126 brothers look like for Gamma Kappa’s Pig Dinner at Colorado School of Mines.

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In early February, these brothers attended the central section meeting of the Association for Fraternal Leadership and Values in Indianapolis.

dent of scholarship for the IFC. Robert also serves as staff director of Columbia Moreno (2015) and Andrew Williams Undergraduate Law Review, was elected (2015) were inducted into Order of vice president of administration. Omega. CORNELL COLUMBIA During Kappa Nu’s annual Thank-a- For the IFC, Kenny Xiao (2016) was thon in the fall, brothers called nearly elected vice president of community rela- 600 graduate brothers over a three-hour tions, while Brian Chung (2016), who period. Quinn Cox (2015) and his proj- 4

Spring break means visitors for IHQ, like these brothers from Colorado School of Mines.

COASTAL CAROLINA Blake Graham (2016) was elected IFC president. COLORADO COLLEGE Sidharth Moktan (2015) was inducted into Order of Omega. COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES Gamma Kappa had 126 brothers attend Pig Dinner on March 22. The Chapter’s 3.12 GPA in the fall semester beat all other fraternities. Ian Parker (2015) was elected vice president of the IFC’s Judicial Board. COLORADO STATE Ian Ryan (2015) was elected vice presi- Kappa Nu’s annual Thank-a-thon at Cornell proves to be a positive graduate relations project.

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 9 ON CAMPUS Companion Dogs Plus, a local shelter, with its annual Bark-B-Q philanthropy with Kappa Alpha Theta. The Chapter also raised $500 for the USO with its Pumpkin Bash, providing multiple competitions among so- rorities. In January, Rajat Kumar (2015) and Tao Qian (2015) won the Sigma Phi at FIU and AOPi teamed up to feed Microsoft/ those in need at Thanksgiving. Facebook Hackathon AOPi at Thanksgiving to proivde meals challenge at Qian and Kumar for those in need. At the Model UN Con- Quinn Cox (Cornell 2015) climbed Mt. Kiliman- Facebook Headquarters in Menlo Park, ference in November, Anthony Mercado jaro to raise money for charity. CA, where they beat 100 other partici- (2011) and Kevin Hernandez (2014) won pants, some of whom were students as Best Delegate honors. Courtland Mes- ect partner won first place and $2,000 in well as full-time software developers. sam (2016) and Livio Zanardo (2016) the Cornell School of Hotel Administra- DRAKE joined Brother Hernandez on FIU’s #5 tion’s Sustainability Roundtable, when T.J. Lindgren (2015) was elected IFC ranked Model UN team. Junior Pena they created The Giving Bag, providing President. Napoleon Douglas (2014) (2014) and Gerardo Guilarte (2015) were a way for lost items or those left be- won homecoming king. Nick Van inducted into Order of Omega. hind in hotels to be donated to charity. Roekel (2014) and Justin Kochanski Brother Cox also climbed Mt. Kiliman- (2015) were inducted into Order of jaro in Tanzania with a team of 12 other Omega. students to raise awareness and $15,000 EAST CAROLINA for OperationFistula, a non-profit that In its Rivalry Run with North Carolina provides surgeries for African women State, Pi Nu raised approximately $3,500 suffering from complications during for the USO. childbirth. EVANSVILLE Epsilon Iota’s 3.33 GPA was the high- est among all fraternities. The Chapter won first place in intramural basketball. Eric Stoessel (2014) won homecoming king. Nathan Graves (2015) and Austin White (2014) were inducted into Order of Omega. At the Model UN Conference at Penn in FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL November, FIU’s Kevin Hernandez (2014) and Anthony Mercado (2015) met Ohio State’s Erik Sigma Phi brothers joined the women of Leiden (2015) and Matt Kaido (2014). All broth- ers brought home honors.

Two back-to-back seasons as intramural soccer champs for Nu Delta at Delaware.

DELAWARE Nu Delta brothers won their second consecutive intramural soccer champi- onship. DEPAUL Kolton Kozlowski (2015) was elected IFC President. DEPAUW Over 200 brothers turned out to see this good The Lambda Chapter raised $250 for Intramural basketball champs at Evansville. lookin’ pig at Georgia’s Pig Dinner.

10 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence ON CAMPUS at Georgia and an additional $16,000 ILLINOIS for childhood cancer research for St. Kurt Zellner (2015) was Baldrick’s. Over fall break, 200+ broth- elected IFC President. The Daily Illini ers and guests traveled to Cocoa Beach, INDIANA , FL, to work in a Habitat for Humanity At Indiana State Day, build. Additionally brothers volunteered Zeta won Most Out- Brenton Tse with GOALS, an organization founded standing Pledge Educa- Zellner by brothers which is dedicated to play- tion and Most Outstand- ing soccer with mentally handicapped ing Service. At IU’s Dance Marathon, the4 children. The Chapter’s 3.29 GPA was fourth best of 32 fraternities. The 3-on-3 basketball team won both fraternity and Georgia brothers prepare to Run for the Kids to help Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. university championships.

GEORGIA Over Thanksgiving break, Kappa Deu- teron raised over $5,000 for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta in its annual Run for the Kids philanthropy with Gamma Tau at Georgia Tech. In January, the Mu Iota brothers at Idaho in 1934. Chapter teamed up with UGA Red Cross and UGA Miracle for the largest blood drive in UGA history, collecting 274 units. With 12 brothers earning 4.0s during the fall semester, the Chapter fin- ished with a 3.32 GPA. Alex Freedman Double champs in 3-on-3 basketball won both (2015), Alex Bosse (2016), Alec Seebohm fraternity and university leagues at Georgia Tech. (2016) and Landon Bentley (2015) were inducted into Order of Omega. IDAHO At Mu Iota’s Pig Dinner, over 100 brothers attended and re-created a 1934 photo. The 2014 version of Mu Iota brothers at Idaho.

Kappa Deuteron’s award winners at Georgia. (L-R): Parker Tuggle, Undergraduate Brother of the Year; Jack Owen, Pledge of the Year; and Chandler Hammond, Community Service Award.

GEORGIA TECH Gamma Tau won the Dean Dull Award for the third consecutive year as best fraternity. The Chapter raised over These officers attended the IFC Academy that the NIC hosted. (L-R): Blake Graham (Coastal Caro- lina 2016), NIC Coordinator of IFC Services Matt Welch (DePauw 2010), Josh Cox (Indiana State $11,000 in its annual Run for the Kids 2014), Steven Nemer (Oregon State 2017), Patrick Wentz (W&J 2015), Kenny Richards (Illinois philanthropy with Kappa Deuteron Wesleyan 2015) and James Fulgenzi (Arizona State 2016).

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 11 ON CAMPUS Chapter was the top fundraising orga- LOUISIANA STATE nization for the 17th consecutive year. Beta Rho served over 200 hours at the The freshmen alone raised $48,000, and Polar Plunge to help Special Olympics. 29 brothers danced With seven dancers participating in the entire 36 hours. LSU’s first dance marathon, the Chapter Phi Gams are already raised $1,250, more than any other frater- again leading IUDM nity. Jack Crout (2015) was elected IFC 2014: Jack Dooling Treasurer. KANSAS STATE (2015) – president, With the logo ready to go, Chi Deuteron Ross Lubbers (2014) is aiming to raise money for the USO on – VP of events, Nick April 12 with its first volleyball tourna- Kolar (2015) – VP of ment: Red, White and Spike. external, William Dooling Tenbarge (2016) – director of corporate relations, and Sam Reed (2015) – director of entertainment. The Chapter’s 3.3 GPA was third among 27 fraternities.

Maine’s floor hockey champs.

MAINE Omega Mu’s philanthropy efforts have paid off with $800 raised through Light Celebrating Phi Gamma Delta at Kentucky. the Night to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, a food drive that KENTUCKY raised over 3,000 pounds for Crossroads In addition to raising $4,000 for Dance Ministry, and the annual Christmas Toy Iota Sigma’s third Out of the Darkness Suicide Blue with eight dancers, Upsilon Kappa Drive that collected over $1,500 worth of Prevention Walk at Indiana State. raised an additional $4,000 by hosting toys for local families in need. The Chap- its second Taste of the Commonwealth. ter won the floor hockey championship. INDIANA STATE Of 22 fraternities at UK, the Chapter fin- Shane Arnold (2015) was elected IFC Iota Sigma hosted its third annual Out of ished fifth in grades and third in athlet- President, and Andrew Rollins (2015) is the Darkness Suicide Prevention Walk ics during the fall semester. PR chairman. for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, raising $7,000 with 235 participants. IOWA STATE Eli Krambeer (2013) and Derek Huser (2014) were inducted into Order of Omega. JAMES MADISON Wes Fisher (2016) was elected treasurer of the statewide College Republican Federation of Virginia, which is made up of 30 clubs in the Commonwealth of Virginia. KANSAS Chris Bohannon (2015) was elected vice president of administrative affairs for IFC, and Adam Smith (2016) was elected director of community service.

Beta Rho at LSU volunteered 200+ hours to help Louisiana Special Olympics with Polar Plunge.

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Phi Deuteron’s soccer champs at Maryland.

268 miles for the fifth FIJI Rivalry Run over November 21-22. Both chapters com- bined to raise over $10,000 for the Red Phi Deuteron brothers at Maryland showing their FIJI pride! Cross and the Coach Kill Cancer Fund. MISSISSIPPI STATE MARYLAND or of the mother of Ben Nesdore (2015). Divya Doshi (2015) was elected IFC Phi Deuteron raised over $25,000 to The Chapter teamed up with Sigma Pi in Vice President. Josh Hancock (2014) support Kyle Greaver (2014) in his fight the fall for a canned food drive, collect- 4 against Ewing’s ing over 800 pounds of canned goods to Sarcoma, a rare help with the Thanksgiving holidays. bone cancer; the The Chapter also joined forces with Chapter hosted Alpha Chi Omega and Phi Kappa Psi Miles for Kyle, a to host Monday Night Football, a flag 40-mile run from football tournament, as well as Kappa College Park Dog Night, where brothers sold hot dogs to Baltimore, with Kappa Kappa Gamma; all funds on April 12. In Greaver raised went to help Bright Side of the intramurals, the Road Foundation, which is dedicated to Chapter won both indoor soccer and ALS prevention, education and cure. basketball. For the IFC, David Fried- MINNESOTA After 268 miles of the FIJI Rivalry Run between man (2015) was elected VP risk manage- Mu Sigma brothers joined forces with Minnesota and Wisconsin brothers, the ball ar- ment. Michael D’Antonio (2014) and Mu brothers from Wisconsin to cover rived at TCF Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. Brooks Leitner (2015) placed first and second in the Kinesiology 5K. MIAMI Mu Upsilon recently donated $1,000 from its Mom’s Weekend Auction to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in hon-

Mu Upsilon at Miami donated $1,000 to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in honor of a brother’s Basketball champs at Maryland. mother who has battled the disease for three years.

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 13 ON CAMPUS and Neil Rosenbaum (2013) were executive board of STRIPES, the Univer- selected as alumni delegates to serve sity’s safe ride program. Gideon Berdahl as liaisons between MSU students and (2014) is serving on the Greek Week alumni. Chance Dye (2015) is serving as Steering Committee. a cabinet member of the Student Asso- MISSOURI STATE ciation. Shane Ables (2013) was elected Psi Mu placed second in Greek Week president of the American Institute of with partners Sigma Kappa, Alpha Chemical Engineers. Carson Corley Gamma Sigma and Kappa Alpha Psi. (2017) was selected for the Freshman Fo- rum, and John Wise (2017) was selected for the Freshman Council.

Monmouth’s Blazin’ Wings champ Luis Galvez, right, and fellow competitor Zach Johnson, left.

NEBRASKA Quaid Edwards (2014) made it to the Hollywood The Delta Colony at Monmouth hosted a Bowl- round on “American Idol.” a-Thon to support the USO. NEW YORK Chi Mu won first place in the Rock It lip sync At NYU’s first Dance Mar- competition at Missouri. MONMOUTH athon, Nu Epsilon raised Edwards The Delta Colony hosted its first Bowl-a- $3,425 for the B+ Founda- MISSOURI Thon, raising $225 for the USO. Com- tion, which supports cancer research for Chi Mu placed first in the Rock It lip peting in Alpha Xi Delta’s Xi Man, the children, and Jack Zabelny (2016) raised sync competition for Rocking Against Colony helped Zack Johnson (2015) an additional $1,600 for B+ running a mar- Multiple Sclerosis, and placed third raise $2,500 for Autism Speaks, which athon in Las Vegas. Austen Blease (2015) overall in Greeks Advocating Mature earned him first runner-up. Luis Galvez placed sixth in the Management of Alcohol. Thirty-four (2015) won the Warren County United NCAA Div. III Diving brothers achieved GPAs above a 3.5. Way’s Blazin’ Wing Challenge by finish- Championships. Brother Chris Palmero (2016) is serving on the ing 12 blazin’ wings in 1:32. Zabelny was elected VP of administration for the Inter-Greek Council, while Rich Hsu (2015) was elected VP of ad- Blease ministration for the IFC.

Nu Epsilon brothers at NYU raised $3,425 for the first Dance Marathon that supports cancer research for kids through the B+ Foundation.

NORTH ALABAMA In addition to placing second in Step Sing 2014, Phi Upsilon raised over $2,100 Psi Mu brothers from Missouri State visited the Headquarters in November for initiation. for the USO with ’Staches for Soldiers.

14 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence ON CAMPUS Clayton Hale (2014) was elected IFC President, and Jordan Brock (2015) is PR chairman. Jake Heckaman (2014), Taylor Spano (2014) and Brother Hale were inducted into Order of Omega. NORTH CAROLINA Fields Pierce (2016) was elected vice president for IFC Judicial Affairs. The Chapter recorded a 3.2 GPA. Founding fathers of the revitalized Alpha Omega Colony at Ohio University. NORTH CAROLINA Pierce STATE were pledged into the Alpha Omega Nu Sigma won Outstand- Colony. The group, which boasted a 3.05 ing Service and Philanthropy, as well as combined GPA, is involved in a variety of Outstanding Campus Leadership and campus activities including hall council Involvement and was first runner-up presidents, Honors College tutors, cam- for Fraternity of the Year. In its Rivalry pus clubs, service organizations and the Run over 67 miles with East Carolina, Army National Guard. the Chapter raised nearly $2,000 for the V Foundation for Cancer Research. The Chapter’s 3.0 GPA was above the all- men’s average. Phi Gam members of Bucket & Dipper, Ohio NOVA SOUTHEASTERN State’s second oldest honorary. The Delta Colony raised $2,500 for the (2015) and Bryce St. Clair (2015) from Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital with the 106th class of the Bucket and Dipper, its Miss Black Diamond beauty pageant Ohio State’s second oldest honorary so- philanthropy. As President’s student ciety, recognizing members of the junior ambassadors, several brothers attended class, welcomed Andrew Drozd (2016), the Celebration of Excellence Gala for Nicholas Lo (2017), Levi Day (2016), Nova’s 50th anniversary. Bairon Mad- Dushyant Mishra (2016) and Rish Arora rigal (2016), Robert Willis (2017), Josh New Mortar Board inductees at Ohio Northern. (2016) into the 107th class of B&D. Jacob Samuel (2017) and Jacob Scheler (2016) Prindle (2015) and Brother Atcheson participated in the first Greek Emerging OHIO NORTHERN were inducted into Order of Omega. Leaders program; Peter Kwapis (2014) The Delta Colony’s 3.35 was the top Brian Derrick (2015) was elected VP participated in Emerging Leaders that GPA on campus in the fall. The follow- of Outreach for Buckeyethon, which was open to all students. ing brothers were inducted into Mortar raises money to fight pediatric cancer. Board: Jeffery Ogden (2015), Adam Evan Sieradzki (2014) was selected as Maxfield (2015), Ellis Pohlmann (2015), a Fulbright finalist from among 10,000 Eric Eisenmann (2017), and Lucas Cas- applicants. 4 serlie (2017). OHIO STATE Omicron Deuteron’s 3.32 GPA was third of 33 OSU fraternities. The Chapter joined forces with Chi Omicron broth- ers from Cincinnati to clean up the trails in Hocking Hills State Park. At the Model UN Conference in November, Erik Leiden (2015) won Best Delegate hon- Miss Black Diamond at Nova Southeastern raised ors, and Matt Kaido (2014) was named $2,500 for the Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital. Honorable Delegate. For the IFC, Cole Ledford (2016) was elected VP of admin- OHIO istration, and Kyle Atcheson (2015) was Brothers from Ohio State and Cincinnati joined In late October, 18 founding fathers elected VP of finance. Zachery McCune forces to clean up Hocking Hills State Park.

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 15 ON CAMPUS engagement for the IFC, as a student senator, and to the board of directors for the Associated Students of the Univer- sity of Oregon. Joe Heifield (2017) was elected to the IFC Jr. Council, as well as the UO Investment Group, along with Michael Lyford (2016) and Matt Eden (2016). Hugo Nicolas (2016) is serving as a student senator, and Evan Roth (2017) is serving on the student govern- ment’s contracts and finance committee. Aaron Nelson (2015) won Crescent Man in Gamma Phi Beta’s Crescent Clas- sic philanthropy. OREGON STATE Kappa Omicron donated more than Theta Deuteron’s newest pledge class at Ohio Wesleyan. 2,800 hours of community service in the fall term, averaging 55 hours per brother. OHIO WESLEYAN Hosting its annual haunted house, Ter- Theta Deuteron won the Gold Award ror on 25th Street, with Kappa Alpha for Chapter of Excellence. Ryan Kaplan Theta, the Chapter raised $1,500 for the (2015) was selected Greek Man of the Jackson Street Youth Shelter. Year. Andrew Paik (2014) won the Bish- ops Trophy for outstanding scholarship, leadership, citizenship and the pusuit of excellence.

Epsilon Omicron’s fall pledge class at Oregon.

OREGON In its first Rivalry Run with Kappa Omi- cron brothers from Oregon State, the Ep- silon Omicron Colony raised $4,300 for FIJI Push at Penn State wins Best Philanthropy. the Red Cross running from Corvallis to Eugene. For two consecutive semesters, PENNSYLVANIA STATE Gamma Phi beat its last year’s contribu- Theta Deuteron award winners at Ohio Wesleyan. the Colony won first in community ser- vice among IFC fraternities. Alex Titus tions by 50% to THON, Penn State’s (2016) was elected vice president of civic annual dance marathon, raising over OKLAHOMA STATE Tim Krenz (2015) was elected IFC Pres- ident. Taylor Collins (2015) was elected executive director of homecoming.

Sigma Omicron award winners at Oklahoma State. Oregon’s Rivalry Run with Oregon State raised $4,300 for the Red Cross.

16 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence ON CAMPUS USO. The Chapter won intramural fris- SAN DIEGO bee. Tyler Gumina (2015) was elected With a 3.34 GPA, the Delta Colony was IFC President. the most improved chapter on campus. Dom Pera (2015) was elected student body president. In varsity football, Zach Dev- aney (2014) received second team All-Con- Gamma Phi’s winning indoor lights at Penn State. ference honors, and Thomas Cobbs (2014) $57,000 with the Tapestry Dance Com- received second team Pera pany. The Chapter won Fraternity Phi- All-Conference Academic honors. lanthropy Project of the Year for its first FIJI Push, with help from the women of Pi Beta Phi. After teams of eight took turns pushing a Hummer down a main campus roadway, the event raised over Tau Nu at RPI wins intramural frisbee. $3,000 for the USO. The Chapter also RUTGERS placed first in Holiday Lights-Inside. For DeVaney Cobbs the IFC, Garuth Acharya (2014) was The Nu Beta Colony raised $1,000 for elected vice president for community Relay for Life to help the American outreach, and Michael Perez (2015) was Cancer Society. The Colony also raised appointed to the judicial board. Brother $2,250 for Rutgers Dance Marathon to Acharya is also serving as chief justice of support Embrace Kids Foundation. Penn State’s Board of Arbitration branch SAM HOUSTON STATE of the student government, with Brother The Delta Colony received several nomi- Perez also serving as an associate justice. nations for SHSU’s Annual Awards, the Sammys: Outstand- ing Social Frater- nity; David Jiminez (2017) - Outstand- ing Freshman First place in the Greek category of Aztecs Rock Student Leader; and Hunger food drive at San Diego State. Manny Martinez (2014) - Outstand- SAN DIEGO STATE ing Male Senior, Sigma Delta won first place in the frater- and Excellence in nity/sorority category Service Award. Martinez in Aztecs Rock Hun- ger, a campus-wide The Delta Colony at Rowan volunteered at the food drive, and placed Spartan Race in Philadelphia’s Citizens Bank Park. second overall in homecoming. Clay- ROWAN ton Bishop (2017) The Chapter volunteered for an assort- was elected at-large ment of jobs at the Reebok Spartan Race, representative for the Bishop an obstacle course trail race of varying student government. distance and difficulty, held at Citizens SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Bank Park, home of Major League Base- Arshia Malekzadeh (2015) was induct- ball’s Philadelphia Phillies. ed into Order of Omega. RPI SOUTHERN METHODIST Tau Nu collaborated with the Chi For the IFC, Joe Letter (2015) was elect- Chapter at Union for their Puck Run in ed president, and Connor Angle (2015) November, raising over $1,000 for the was elected vice president of operations. 4 RPI/Union Puck Run raises $1,000 for the USO.

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Sigma Delta at San Diego State placed second in homecoming.

In intramural football, Delta Tau won off in the All-University championship, Sigma Nu brothers held their first Pizzas the Greek championship, and a Delta which was won by the open league team. 4 Patriots philanthropy, selling pizzas Tau open league team won its champion- SYRACUSE by the box or slice and raised over $500 ship as well. The two teams then faced With the help of Delta Gamma sorority, for the Pizzas4Patriots organization. At the start of fall semester, the Chapter moved into its first chapter house in many years and adopted its new street, Comstock Ave., for trash pickup. Matt Fennelly (2014) was inducted into Order of Omega.

Road trip from Tennessee Tech to Lexington for FIJI v. FIJI: The Greek league and open league football champions at SMU are two teams of Fijis. initiation at Headquarters.

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Sigma Nu Chapter’s “new” house at Syracuse.

TENNESSEE TECH Theta Tau was first in grades among fraternities. Bobby Adams (2014) was elected IFC Presi- Pizzas4Patriots raises over $500 at Syracuse. dent and received the 2014 Renaissance Spectrum Engineer- ing Award, TTU’s highest honor for an engineering student. Jared Woodward Adams (2014) was elected vice president of the scholarship for the IFC. TEXAS DALLAS Tau Delta’s 3.27 GPA was first among IFC fraternities and third of 20 for all Greek councils. Sunil Sankaramanchi (2014) was elected IFC Vice President of Judicial. Vincent Popham (2014) was inducted into Order of Omega, and Recent Tennessee Tech graduates make sure there’s no doubt about their fraternity affiliation. 4

Pig Dinner at Syracuse had the most brothers in attendance since Sigma Nu’s 100th anniversary in 2001.

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 19 ON CAMPUS Archawin Kulsirimongkol (2014) re- The Chapter also participated in St. UNION ceived an Order of Omega scholarship. Baldrick’s, raising more than the $2,000 The Chi Chapter collaborated with the TOLEDO goal, to support cancer research. With Tau Nu brothers at RPI for their Puck Upsilon Tau teamed up with brothers the women of Alpha Delta Pi, brothers Run in November, raising nearly $1,500 from Bowling Green for their second UT/ volunteered to handle renovations at for the USO. The Chapter hosted a BG FIJI Football Run that raised over Eden House, a resi- zumba event for the campus that helped $1,000 for the USO. The Chapter also dential program that raise $1,400 for Sea Bright Rising, a com- raised over $1,300 for Children’s Miracle helps women who’ve munity devastated by Hurricane Sandy. Network by hosting Fiji Footlongs. been abused. Fijis now hold four of six executive positions in the student govern- ment: Trey Holmes (2016) – executive vice president, Ryan Poche Holmes (2016) – vice president of finance,Sean Saxon (2015) – vice president of academic af- fairs, and Fernando Ramos (2015) – vice president of student life. Gamma Chapter brothers from Vanderbilt chose to visit IHQ for initiation.

VANDERBILT Tau Kappa enjoys street hockey for philanthropy After serving as VP of programming for at Toronto. the IFC, Ryan Nolan (2015) was elected vice president of finance and records. TORONTO VIRGINIA Tau Kappa was undefeated in Delta Up- In its 11th Annual FIJI Run Across Vir- silon’s street hockey tournament. ginia with Virginia Tech, the Omicron TULANE Chapter raised nearly $18,000 for the V In February, Tau Upsilon pitched in at a Brothers at Vanderbilt use a hike in the mountains Foundation to help with cancer research local Habitat for Humanity build as part surrounding Nashville to develop brotherood. and earned Most Outstanding Philan- of the Cowen Service Challenge issued by Tulane’s President to accumulate 750,000 hours of service this school year.

Habitat for Humanity is only one recipient of Tau Upsilon’s service hours at Tulane. Fundraising for cancer research from this crowd at Virginia Tech helped Rho Alpha raise almost $32,000.

20 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence ON CAMPUS (2016), and Nick Minaudo (2016) were organized the second Tim McNerney inducted into Sphinx Senior Society. Basketball Tournament to support the Adam Alexander (2016) was a finalist McNerney Scholarship in memory of a in the 2013 Wabash Moot Court Trial. W&J classmate. Pitcher J.T. Miller (2014) was named to WASHINGTON STATE the NCAC All-Conference team; he cur- At the Arete Awards, Tim “Timbo” rently holds the Wabash record for most Pham (2014) was selected Outstanding strikeouts in a single game with 17. In Greek of the Year. track and field,Cole Hruskovich (2014) WESTERN KENTUCKY set a new Wabash Chi Eta won Greek Events in home- school record, running coming and placed second overall with Omicron brothers at UVA cleaned up the the 1,000-meters in teammates Sigma Kappa and Phi Beta Rivanna Trail, helping create the stone path across the river. 2:28.88. On the cross Sigma. Partering with Lambda Chi Al- country team, Dalton pha, the Chapter implemented No Shave thropy. The Chapter’s 3.3 GPA ranked Boyer (2014) placed November that started with a cook-out third of 32 fraternities. Brothers cleaned second overall, earn- and was to end with a beard pageant up the Rivanna Trail and constructed a ing All-Region honors in December, but inclement weather Hruskovich path to cross the river. in the Great Lakes Re- cancelled the pageant; approximately VIRGINIA TECH gional in November. $700 was raised to benefit Gabe’s Chemo Rho Alpha raised nearly $32,000 in its Brother Minaudo earned Scholar-Athlete Duck that supports children fighting 11th Annual FIJI Run Across Virginia honors from the Intercollegiate Tennis cancer. The Chapter also donated 100 with Omicron brothers from UVA to Association. service hours helping the Bowling Green benefit the V Foundation for cancer WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON Housing Authority with construction, research. The Chapter’s 3.24 GPA was In addition to being elected vice pres- roofing and drywalling. To benefit the above the all-men’s average. Adil Dit- ident of the Student Government Associ- community, the Lambda pledge class tmer (2014) was elected IFC President. ation, Gadwin Stewart (2015) received hosted its Pet-A-Pup philanthropy that the Walker Award for his work studying allowed people to stop by and play with the slums of India last summer as part dogs throughout the day, raising $125 to of the Magellan Project. Patrick Wentz support the Humane Society of Bowling (2015) was elected IFC Vice President. Green. For the 11th consecutive semester, Nick Greaves (2016) was elected an offi- the Chapter was first among fraterni- cial for Washington & Jefferson’s Greek ties with a 3.54 GPA, as well as among Standards Board. Sam Comly (2014) initiated brothers and new initiates; 4

Psi brothers at Wabash welcome the newest members of Sphinx. (L-R, front): Ryan Anza- lone, Ben Shank, Nick Minaudo. Back: Kevin Downey, Taylor Neal, Ryan Guerrettaz and Francisco Huerta.

WABASH Psi Chapter scored the top spot in grades with a 3.37 GPA, and the freshmen followed suit with an overall GPA of 3.39. The Chap- ter placed first in homecoming. Ryan Anzalaone Timbo Pham, center, accepts the Greek of the Year Award with his Pi Mu brothers at Washington State. (2016), Ben Shank Alexander

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 21 ON CAMPUS one fraternity annually. Kappa Mu was also recognized for Most Money Raised for a Philanthropy, Most Community Service Hours and Highest New Member GPA. During Polar Plunge, the Colony won awards for most money raised online and offline, most money raised by a Greek organization, and most people plunged. With chartering in mind, the Colony hosted its second Rent-a-Fiji date auction that gave bidders access to a bought brother from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Valentine’s Day. The event raised more than $1,000. Chris Seton (2016) was appointed chief of operations for the Western Student Association. Colony Chi Eta at Western Kentucky, second time Cheney Cup recipients as most outstanding chapter. President Elliot Berg (2015) received 27 brothers of 80 ceremony, the Colony received a five-star the Male Emerg- achieved 4.0s for the ranking, as well as the Fraternity Excel- ing Leader Award. fall semester. Corey lence Award that is only presented to Mike McDonald Johnson (2013) is the (2014) was elected only American of 15 vice president of students accepted external affairs for into the Alltech 2014 the IFC. Career Development Berg Program that re- ceived 1,500 applica- Johnson tions worldwide; the year-long program trains future leaders of global agribusiness. WESTERN MICHIGAN Kappa Mu won Greek Week 2014 with the women of Alpha Xi Delta and first Returning from Gatlinburg, TN, these Western place in the Airband competition. At Or- Michigan brothers stopped in Lexington for a der of Omega’s Standards of Excellence tour of Headquarters.

Spring recruitment at Western Ontario.

WESTERN ONTARIO Lambda Omega brothers hosted their annual GetSwabbed event, where they added a record-breaking 450 individu- als to the international One Match bone marrow transplant database, making it the second most successful GetSwabbed campaign in all of Canada. During November, brothers raised over $1,000, their highest yet, by putting their razors away for Movember to raise awareness for prostate cancer. Samuel Ainsworth (2015) was elected to the Social Science Homecoming for Kappa Mu at Western Michigan.

22 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence ON CAMPUS WILLIAM JEWELL to host a variety of competitions for Zeta Phi brothers have committed all the sororities to raise funds for Work Ready, Chapter’s philanthropy funds raised this a program of People Helping People, semester to help Wes McKellar (2015), which provides job training. As of press a seminary student, in his battle against time, the Chapter had raised $8,000. an aggressive form of brain cancer. In the WITTENBERG fall, brothers volunteered planting trees Sigma Chapter hosted its annual in the Westboro-Canterbury Greenway, Thanksgiving dinner, serving more a 42-acre park. than 800 people and raising more Lambda Omega’s fall pledge class at Western WISCONSIN than $8,000 to benefit the Springfield Ontario. Mu brothers joined forces with Mu Promise Neighborhood; entertainment Sigma brothers from Minnesota to cover was incorporated into the dinner this Students Council and as a representa- 268 miles for the fifth FIJI Rivalry Run time with two groups performing for tive of the University Student’s Council over November 21-22. Both chapters guests. Adopt-A-Cop is a new program with Chris Niesel (2015), who was also combined to raise over $10,000 for the the Chapter started with the university elected a student senator. Red Cross and the Coach Kill Cancer police department. The fall semester Fund. The Chapter also committed marked the 15th consecutive semester 4

Mu Chapter’s fall pledge class at Wisconsin. Sigma Chapter’s incoming and outgoing cabinets at Wittenberg.

Zeta Phi brothers at William Jewell are proving Friendship, the Sweetest Influence in their commitment to donate all philanthropy funds raised this semester to help Wes Kellar (2015), holding flag, in his battle against an aggressive form of brain cancer.

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Sigma Chapter at Wittenberg University recently started an Adopt-A-Cop program with the university police department. Adopted Officer James Smith (center, in the Albert Einstein shirt) gathered with Sigma’s brothers after his recent alcohol education seminar at the chapter house.

Getting Your Chapter in the Next Magazine

Kappa Chi brothers at William Woods. the Chapter scored above the all-men’s average. Michael Fazio (2014) won 2013 homecoming king. Adam Kapuscinski (2015) was inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa honorary. WPI Pi Iota won Alpha Chi Omega’s Lyre Fest, raising awareness for the Coalition Against Rape and Violence. The Chapter also won intramural kickball.

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24 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence ON CAMPUS Fall 2013 Expansion Results

tevallo on March 13, when 18 men were Tau is Phi Gamma Delta’s fifth active pledged into the Colony. The recruit- chapter in the Volunteer State. ment effort was led by Field Secretaries Josh Wiseman (Western Kentucky 2012) and Adam Wagner (Ohio State 2013). The group’s focus on academics is clear, with a combined 3.34 cumulative GPA. Many of the men serve as campus leaders in organizations like the Ecclesia Delta Colony at GVSU Student Ministry, Student Govern- ment Association, Student Art Associa- Phi Tau Chapter at Texas Arlington with the women of Zeta Tau Alpha. GRAND VALLEY STATE tion, and the student newspaper, “The Alabamian.” Additionally, the founding UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS fathers are members of the varsity soccer On March 18, 2014, students gathered to ARLINGTON celebrate an Evening with the Fijis and team, serve as orientation leaders, and On February 20, nine gentlemen were the colonization of Phi Gamma Delta on are enrolled in The Honors College. The pledged into the Phi Tau Chapter at the Grand Valley State University’s campus Delta Colony is the fourth Phi Gamma University of Texas Arlington. The Phi in Allendale, MI. After six weeks of re- Delta group in the state of Alabama. Tau Chapter is returning to UTA after cruiting, Field Secretaries Duke Mur- a four-year absence. Director of Expan- phy (Coastal Carolina 2011) and Matt UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE sion Josh Moore (Illinois 2011) and Field Whitlock (Ball State 2012) pledged 25 The Kappa Tau Chapter was revital- Secretary Patrick Stenquist (Arizona founding fathers into the Delta Colony. ized on February 21 when 44 men were State 2013) led this chapter revitaliza- With a combined GPA of 3.2, this pledged. The six-week recruitment effort tion effort. This group already boasts academically-focused group of gentle- was led by Field Secretaries Andrew a combined average GPA of 3.29. The men hails from all over the Great Lakes Griffin (Maryland 2011) and Jackson men are all leaders on campus and have region. The men are involved in lacrosse, Wood (Georgia 2013). With a combined served as Student Congress Senators, Asian Student Union, Latino Student 3.508 GPA, the group ranks first among Student Alumni Ambassadors, in the Union, GVSU Radio, Laker Village Com- fraternities and well above the all-men’s U. S. Army, and the Marine Corps. In munity Council, Boxing Club, Student average. Many of the men, some serving addition, several of these pledge brothers Senate, hockey, Students for Haiti, Pre- as leaders on campus, are involved in the are involved in the Wounded Warrior Pharmacy Club, Teachers for Tomorrow water polo club, Theta Tau Engineer- Project, Beta Alpha Psi Finance Society, and InterVarsity to name a few. GVSU is ing Fraternity, Financial Management Collection of Brothers, and the Political the fifth campus in Michigan with a Phi Association, Future Business Leaders Science Club. Gamma Delta presence. of America, and Young Conservatives. Others serve in roles such as Orientation Welcome to all our new colonies and Leader, members of the student govern- revitalized chapters! t ment, and Ignite Team Leader. Kappa

Delta Colony at Montevallo

UNIVERSITY OF MONTEVALLO A six-week recruitment process cul- minated with the establishment of the Delta Colony at the University of Mon- Kappa Tau returns to the University of Tennessee.

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 25 ON CAMPUS Your Chance to Help Expand Phi Gamma Delta’s Influence Recruitment Contacts for Recommendations Use the contact info below to help our chapters and colonies with recruitment opportunities throughout the summer months. Recruitment recommendations can also be submitted online at www.phigam.org; those submitted via the website will be for- warded to the appropriate chapters/colonies.

AKRON BUCKNELL COLLEGE OF EAST CAROLINA ILLINOIS WESLEYAN Logan D. Reinsel Lucas W. Vreeland CHARLESTON Jefferson R. Green Carlos A. Medina [email protected] [email protected] R. Kyle Kimsey [email protected] [email protected] Kyle E. Reese [email protected] [email protected] CALGARY EMBRY-RIDDLE INDIANA Austin J. Lennox COLORADO COLLEGE Thomas W. Chretien Michael W. Bower ALABAMA [email protected] Christopher J. Lesnansky [email protected] [email protected] N. Spencer Gruber Christopher.Lesnansky@ [email protected] CALIFORNIA BERKELEY ColoradoCollege.edu EVANSVILLE INDIANA STATE Nathan J. Shashoua Sergio E. Portesan Joshua R. Stauber Zachary J. Tarr ALBERTA [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Brett D. Bradshaw [email protected] CALIFORNIA IRVINE COLORADO SCHOOL FLORIDA IOWA Josh L. Roxas OF MINES Josh Hendricks Wesley S. Rose ALLEGHENY [email protected] Jaydee L. Griffith [email protected] [email protected] Corey R. Baumgardner [email protected] [email protected] CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE FLORIDA IOWA STATE Tyler M. Smith Joshua M. Fahey COLORADO STATE INTERNATIONAL Nathaniel D. Burger [email protected] [email protected] J. Tyler Connolly Ian Gonzalez [email protected]| [email protected] [email protected] APPALACHIAN STATE CALIFORNIA SAN IUPUI Jeremey R. LaForce DIEGO COLUMBIA GEORGIA Liam Foreman [email protected] Zachary Devaney Jason I. Yang Robert J. Beckley [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ARIZONA JAMES MADISON Cameron R. Steiner CALIFORNIA STATE CONNECTICUT GEORGIA TECH Matthew K. Sarfan [email protected] LONG BEACH Matthew D. Jadovich Kyle A. Chrzanowski [email protected] Bryant Ponce [email protected] [email protected] Michael P. Schmidt ARIZONA STATE [email protected] Darryn Hutchinson [email protected] Michael J. Juby CORNELL [email protected] [email protected] CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY Michael T. Crawford JOHNS HOPKINS PENNSYLVANIA [email protected] GETTYSBURG Adrian Stelmach ARKANSAS Joshua B. Nowak Trevor E. Horton C. Patrick Thomas [email protected] Griffin Marczuk [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Ian M. Heinrich [email protected] Daniel M. Pinga [email protected] CASE WESTERN [email protected] GRAND VALLEY STATE AUBURN Greg C. Hsu Kane Marciniak KANSAS Jake W. Hoffman [email protected] DAVIDSON [email protected] Jeffrey F. DeGolia [email protected] Joshua C. Brandt Arlo Monchien [email protected] CENTRAL ARKANSAS [email protected] [email protected] Adam P. Smith AUSTIN PEAY Benjamin A. Richards Sean T. Vassar [email protected] Kyle Thompson benjy.richards@ucaphigam. [email protected] HAMPDEN-SYDNEY [email protected] com Brandon D. Kendrick KANSAS STATE DELAWARE [email protected] Blake M. Benton BALL STATE CENTRAL FLORIDA Robert S. Greenspan [email protected] Riley A. Holkan Tyler J. Maragh [email protected] HANOVER [email protected] [email protected] Austin D. Veach KENTUCKY Jian Zheng DEPAUL [email protected] S. Ross McGoodwin [email protected] CHAPMAN Paul Fitzpatrick [email protected] Matthew C. Putnam [email protected] IDAHO BOWLING GREEN [email protected] Mitchell S. Cline KETTERING A Ryan J. Wong DEPAUW [email protected] Reed Lubber [email protected] CHICAGO David A. Gordon Mason D. Bilger [email protected] Adam W. Butterfield davidgordon_2014@depauw. [email protected] BRADLEY [email protected] edu KETTERING B Jackson B. Garrison ILLINOIS Tyler Green [email protected] CINCINNATI DRAKE Jon L. Mengel [email protected] Zachary C. Mahon Evan R. Kotchevar [email protected] BRITISH COLUMBIA [email protected] [email protected] Kevin S. Carter KNOX Colin Hargrove Dylan S. Smith [email protected] David Roman [email protected] COASTAL CAROLINA [email protected] Nathan R. Ridings [email protected] Matthew P. McHugh [email protected] [email protected]

26 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship,Friendship, thethe SweetestSweetest InfluenceInfluence OONN CCAMPUSAMPUS LOUISIANA STATE NORTH ALABAMA PENNSYLVANIA TENNESSEE TECH WABASH Stuart C. Seiler Jackson V. Hardman Nivale A. Sundaravel John B. Kimball Ryan T. Anzalone [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Bobby G. Adams MAINE NORTH CAROLINA PENNSYLVANIA STATE [email protected] WASHINGTON Andrew R. Myers William Monk Joseph A. Charles Jefferson W. Livingston [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] TEXAS [email protected] Spence M. Howden Joseph P. Patton MARYLAND NORTH CAROLINA PURDUE [email protected] [email protected] Jackson H. O’Brien STATE Shoichi V. Enokido [email protected] Mark K. Foley [email protected] TEXAS A & M WASHINGTON & [email protected] Braeden C. Burgin JEFFERSON MASSACHUSETTS RHODE ISLAND [email protected] Marlon D. Brown Josh Murphy NORTH CAROLINA Peter A. Natowich [email protected] [email protected] WILMINGTON [email protected] TEXAS ARLINGTON Michael Giampole Lart Gashi James H. Fallon Bryce A. Jackson [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RPI [email protected] Johnathan M. Laschinsky Kaleb E. Edley Michael L. Schrider [email protected] MIAMI [email protected] [email protected] TEXAS CHRISTIAN Nathaniel R. Flahive Matthew S. Boltz WASHINGTON & LEE [email protected] NORTH TEXAS ROSE-HULMAN [email protected] Tyler M. Kaelin Michael Brown Christopher M. Grable Julian R. Fragoso [email protected] MICHIGAN [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Spencer T. Ward WASHINGTON STATE [email protected] NORTHWESTERN ROWAN TEXAS DALLAS Jeremy C. Martinez Kevin Zhao Christian E. Baxter Jason A. Nguyen [email protected] MICHIGAN STATE [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Alexander H. Thomas John K. Weber Jonathan D. Allen WEST VIRGINIA [email protected] NOVA SOUTHEASTERN [email protected] [email protected] Kyle Edwards Leo A. Seman [email protected] MINNESOTA [email protected] RUTGERS TEXAS TECH Austin M. Kluis Daniel J. Carballeira Cason C. Grantham WESTERN KENTUCKY [email protected] OHIO [email protected] [email protected] J. Parker Kuhn Andrew Coyle [email protected] MISSISSIPPI STATE [email protected] SAM HOUSTON STATE TOLEDO S. Chance Dye Cody J. Brosovich Evan C. Pirc WESTERN MICHIGAN [email protected] OHIO NORTHERN [email protected] [email protected] Shaen B. Hawkins Corbin R. Kruczek [email protected] MISSOURI [email protected] SAN DIEGO TORONTO Wesley E. Register Mathew S. Cerf Corey Ervin WESTERN ONTARIO [email protected] OHIO STATE [email protected] [email protected] N. Joel Chudleigh Evan P. Sieradzki Zachary R. Devaney [email protected] MISSOURI STATE [email protected] [email protected] TULANE Cody D. Miller Samuel M. Homra WILLIAM JEWELL [email protected] OHIO WESLEYAN SAN DIEGO STATE [email protected] Alexander M. Bush Drake A. Oetting Joshua A. Brown Jackson H. Short [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] UNION Ahmed M. Abdel halim Alexander A. Kirsch WILLIAM WOODS MONMOUTH [email protected] SEWANEE [email protected] Kyle J. Hendrix Kenneth M. Lee Taylor N. Jetmundsen [email protected] [email protected] OKLAHOMA [email protected] VANDERBILT woods.edu Benjamin D. Toler Frank K. Odom Matthew J. Livingston MONTEVALLO [email protected] [email protected] Matthew.j.livingston@vander- WISCONSIN Bryant Thurman William E. Pearson bilt.edu Christopher M. Stout [email protected] OKLAHOMA CITY [email protected] [email protected] Zachary O. Turner VERMONT NEBRASKA [email protected] SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Will Klein WISCONSIN EAU Jackson S. Ellis Matthew G. Smith [email protected] CLAIRE [email protected] OKLAHOMA STATE [email protected] Mason T. Sheehy Joshua T. Suber VILLANOVA [email protected] NEBRASKA KEARNEY [email protected] SOUTHERN METHODIST Scott C. Elmore Jonathan Y. Hess Turner W. Massey [email protected] WITTENBERG [email protected] OLD DOMINION [email protected] Jordan A. Allen Giovanni A. Benavides VIRGINIA [email protected] NEW MEXICO [email protected] SYRACUSE Tyler W. Diduch Kyle Folterman Antonio A. Hines Charles T. Cothren [email protected] WPI [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Nicholas A. Pakatar VIRGINIA [email protected] NEW YORK OREGON TENNESSEE COMMONWEALTH Sean R. McMahon Nicholas Moody Samuel Freeman Devin Zimmerman [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Timothy P. Rice [email protected] OREGON STATE VIRGINIA TECH Cory M. Graham Michael Lombardo [email protected] [email protected]

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 27 ON CAMPUS Fall 2014 Plans Expanding Phi Gamma Delta’s Influence These colonizations for the fall semester are confirmed as of press time. Plans subject to change.

Florida State University Quinnipiac University Tallahassee, FL Hamden, CT Enrollment: 40,800 Enrollment: 6,430 IFC fraternities: 22 IFC fraternities: 7 Re-colonization: Chartered in Colonization 1967, the Phi Sigma Chapter ceased in 2011.

University of South Florida West Chester University Tampa, FL West Chester, PA Enrollment: 30,400 Enrollment: 13,700 IFC fraternities: 13 IFC fraternities: 11 Re-colonization: The Kappa Phi Colonization Chapter chartered in 1971 and ceased in 1981.

28 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence CHARTERING DePaul Dreams Big, Debuts as Lambda Pi Chapter by George A. “Skip” Buckley Jr. (Wittenberg 1980), Section Chief

“If you can dream, Josh Moore to scope out their strategy to and not make dreams your master; colonize at DePaul University – where Phi RITUAL TEAM If you can think, Gamma Delta had never before had a pres- Ritualist: Ed Gabe (Hanover 1990) and not make thoughts your aim; ence – culminated on November 2, 2013, CP: Rolf Ieuter (Wisconsin 2014) If you can meet with triumph and disaster, with the jubilant chartering of our Lambda CT: Matt Ashton (Wisconsin 2015) And treat those two impostors just the same. RS: John Kim (Northwestern 2015) Pi Chapter. (Lambda Pi takes its name CS: Justin Erb (Northwestern 2015) from Lincoln Park, a popular Chicago If you can fill the unforgiving minute, H: Derek Huser (Iowa State 2014) D: Trent Purdy (Iowa State 2016) With sixty seconds worth of distance run, neighborhood and home to DePaul Univer- D: Nate Burger (Iowa State 2016) Then yours is the earth, and all that’s in it, sity and thousands of graduate brothers from myriad chapters over the years.) D: Andrew Boston (Northwestern 2014) And, which is more, you’ll be a man, my son.” D: Jacob Porter (Hanover 2014) - Rudyard Kipling D: Andrew Ridner (Hanover 2014) For over two years, DePaul’s colony brothers built a solid fraternal foundation, udyard Kipling was not a Fiji. Per- emulated our values without a blemish, Staying true to our heritage of nearby R haps he should have been. In fact, he and became known on campus as the “Fiji chapters welcoming a new chapter, our should have been a DePaul Fiji. Gentlemen.” They excelled at scholarship, Phi Chapter at Northwestern hosted the set new Greek standards for philanthropy initiation ceremony for the Lambda Pi In his famous poem, “If,” Kipling shared the and community service, and led with in- brothers. hopes of every boy’s father who ever lived. tegrity, character, and honest brotherhood. But he also described the journey of the Archon President Scott Mikulecky pre- Delta Colony at DePaul University in Chi- Graduate Recognitions: sided over the weekend’s events. Executive cago. Dreams, triumph and disaster, and Director Bill Martin engaged the Lambda Ryan Pytel (Toledo 2005) filling the unforgiving minute with sixty Barry Gray (Indiana 1978) Pi brothers through the traditional seconds worth of distance run. Kipling Josh Richards (Case Western 2010) indoctrination school. Ritualist Ed Gabe seemed to know our DePaul brothers. Amit Rishwadkar (Bradley 2007) polished the ceremonies. And Legate Skip Ken Peve (Knox 1987) Buckley presented the charter to Chapter What began in August 2011 when a hand- Jack Oest (Denison 1974) President Mike Canella at the banquet ful of Chicago-area graduate brothers met John Grega (Toledo 2009) that more than 100 brothers, friends, and with Field Secretaries Adam Thomas and Michael “Bear” Kennedy (Chapman 2010) family attended. t

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 29 CHARTERING

Chi Returns to ‘Mother of Fraternities’ at Union

raduate brothers of the Chi Chap- the Ritual team conducted the Fraternity nity, Archon President Scott Mikulecky G ter at Union College waited 13 long pledging ceremony for 24 members of (Colorado State 1982) welcomed the years to see their chapter revived. They the Colony. Graduate brothers and the revived chapter and congratulated all the returned to Schenectady in impressive brothers-to-be then closed the evening brothers on their accomplishments. Also numbers for the re-chartering on the with a reception at the Stockade Inn near attending and representing the Fraternity weekend of March 1, traveling from as the campus. over the entire weekend was former Ar- far away as Georgia, Florida, Indiana and chon President Eugene D. “Buddy” Coté Washington state. On Saturday morning, graduate brothers (Maine 1981). and candidates gathered again at Hale The return to ‘The Mother of Fraternities’ House for two initiation ceremonies, Serving as Legate for the re-chartering revives a chapter that was first char- conducted by a Ritual team mostly from was John Ottaviano (1980), who in his tered on December 8, 1893. Through the the Tau Nu Chapter at RPI, to initiate 24 remarks reminded everyone of the strong weekend’s ceremonies, 24 brothers were brothers into the revived chapter. history and traditions of the Chi Chapter pledged and initiated into the Fraternity. and recognized the many graduates who With the return of Chi, the Fraternity Saturday evening found 80 graduate played key roles in the Chapter’s return. now has six chapters in the Empire State. and undergraduate brothers of the Chi He then presented to Chapter President Chapter gathered at the Mohawk River Grant Lowe (2015) a new Chi Chapter The celebration began on the evening of Country Club for the chartering banquet charter and also unveiled the original Friday, February 28, at Hale House on the and Pig Dinner. Bill Martin, serving as charter, which had been found recently. Union campus, with the traditional in- master of ceremonies, pointed out that, Brother Lowe closed the evening with doctrination session in which Executive in addition to the re-chartering, the as- remarks on behalf of the undergraduate t Director Bill Martin reviewed the Frater- sembled brothers were celebrating two brothers. nity’s history, organization, and values. great events that occurred in 1893 – the Then the graduate brothers looked on as original Pig Dinner at the University of California and the original chartering of RITUAL TEAM the Chi Chapter. DOCD: Josh Laufenberg( Illinois 2008) QUICK FACTS: CP: Garrett Szafman (RPI 2015) Chi @ Union Richard Rosenthal (1978), decked out in CT: Nicholas Payne (RPI 2015) Originally founded 12.8.1893 a purple suit, presented commemorative RS: Anthony Rhonda (RPI 2013) (ceased 2001) t-shirts to all the brothers. Steve Wall CS: Javier Allendesalazar (RPI 2014) H: Zach Shute (RPI 2016) (1984) presented chapter memorabilia D: Nicholas Cerone (Coastal Carolina 2013) GPA: 3.17 that he somehow acquired during the D: Christopher Leong (RPI 2016) weekend. Philanthropy: $2,800+ last year D: Connor Rhodes (RPI 2016) D: Aaron Cedlacek (RPI 2014) Service hours: 600+ hours On behalf of the International Frater-

30 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence Persistence Pays Off at UMass

fter four long years, the Delta The connection to Brother Coolidge A Colony at the University of Mas- RITUAL TEAM reinforced the persistence shown by the sachusetts Amherst became the Eta Mu Colony in earning its charter. During CP: Paul Buchanan (WPI 2015) Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta on March 8, the initiation ceremonies, 38 men were CT: John Stackable (WPI 2014) 2014. Serving as Legate for the chartering initiated into the Fraternity, marking the RS: Fernando Gonzalez (WPI 2015) was former Archon President Eugene D. beginning of the Fraternity’s 131st chapter CS: Nick Pakatar (WPI 2015) “Buddy” Coté (Maine 1981), a champion and the sixth in New England. H: Joseph Cieslewicz (WPI 2014) of Phi Gamma Delta growth with a special D: Michael Kelleher (Vermont 2015) interest in expansion in the Northeast. On Saturday evening, brothers returned D: Ian Campbell (Vermont 2017) Also representing the Fraternity were Ar- to the Campus Center for the chartering D: Ty Williams (Vermont 2015) chon Secretary Brian Douglas (Tennessee banquet and Pig Dinner. In keeping with Tech 1998) and Section Chiefs Lee Souter Pig Dinner tradition, Section Chief Dana (Vermont 2005), Dana Hesse (Virginia Hesse gave an impressive recitation of Adding to the already special feeling of Tech 1986) and Tim Kilduff (Kent State “An Exile’s Toast.” Michael Wiseman, the the weekend, the initiation ceremonies on 1968). Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life, Saturday took place at the Masonic Lodge welcomed the new chapter on behalf of in Amherst, within sight of Amherst Col- Playing key roles in coordinating activities the University. Archon Secretary Brian lege, where Calvin Coolidge (Amherst throughout the weekend were Ritual- Douglas gave welcoming remarks on 1895) was initiated into the Fraternity. ist Ed Gabe (Hanover 1990), Director of behalf of the International Fraternity, All the brothers were inspired to learn Chapter Development Josh Laufenberg acknowledging the early challenges the that Brother Coolidge even attended (Illinois 2008), and Field Secretary Derek colony members faced and praising their a Masonic meeting in this lodge while “Duke” Murphy (Coastal Carolina 2011). more recent accomplishments that earned serving as President of the United States. their charter and a respected position in The weekend festivities began on the af- the campus Greek system. The culmina- ternoon of Friday, March 7, in the Campus QUICK FACTS: tion of the weekend’s events was the Center with the indoctrination school led Eta Mu @ Massachusetts unveiling of the Eta Mu charter as Legate by Executive Director Bill Martin, who Buddy Coté presented it to Chapter reviewed the history, organization, and President Donald Doci (Massachusetts values of the Fraternity. The assembled GPA: 3.06 2016). graduate brothers watched the Ritual Philanthropy: $1,700+ for team, under the guidance of Ritualist Ed As the white star of Phi Gamma Delta

Gabe, conduct the Fraternity pledging Red Cross returns to Amherst, the future of the Eta ceremony for 50 men. Service hours: 600+ hours Mu Chapter looks bright. t

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 31 LEADING WITH COURAGE at FIJI Academy

hi Gamma Delta’s 39th Fiji Academy Leadership II, Networking 101, Selling Pwas held January 3-5, 2014, at the Yourself, Confronting the Idiot in Your DoubleTree Hotel at Union Station in St. Chapter, Pig Dinner Planning, and Excel- Louis. While pre-registration indicated lence in Social Media. this would be the Fraternity’s largest Fiji Academy ever, Mother Nature did not The 39th Fiji Academy officially opened cooperate. Winter storms crippled many with a dinner on Friday evening. The Parks major airports, rendering travel to St. Louis Guard Rifle Drill Team presented the flags impossible for nearly 100 registrants. Ad- of the United States and Canada, while ditionally, a Sunday snowstorm left about Towner Blackstock (Davidson 1994) once 75 attendees stranded in St. Louis for at again served as Master of Ceremonies for least one, and in a few cases up to four, the weekend. Additionally, the Fraternity’s extra days. 2012 cups and awards were represented to the winning chapters. Despite the weather issues, 466 undergrad- uates and 128 graduate brothers attended our annual leadership school.

For those delegates arriving by early afternoon on Friday, the Fraternity once is known for. Pursuing Excellence topics again offered a number of early arrival or included Planning and Executing Philan- “Pursuing Excellence” sessions. These thropy Events, Business Writing, Essential personal development sessions provided a Elements of Scholarship, Apathy Is a Myth, broader experience beyond the standard Time Management, Recruiting Graduates, chapter officer training the Fiji Academy Scholarship Success Panel, Situational

As soon as I walked into the hotel, I was greeted with a handshake or hug, “and immediately presented with conversation by many other brothers as if we had already known each other for years. Everyone treated each other as equals, and it couldn’t have been a more fantastic and memorable experience.”

32 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence FIJI ACADEMY Saturday morning kicked off with a general assembly of the Academy delegates. Archon President Scott Mikulecky reminded each brother of his responsibility as a brother and chapter leader. He then introduced renowned campus speaker T. J. Sullivan for the morning keynote, “Motivating the Mid- dle.” T. J.’s message focused on harnessing the energy of the top third of the chapter, engaging and driving the middle third, and Friday night’s “Lessons in Leadership” not worrying about the bottom third. address was delivered by Archon Presi- The Fiji Academy primary closing event is dent Scott Mikulecky (Colorado State the Saturday evening Pig Dinner. Follow- 1982). Scott’s theme was derived from the ing a spotlight introduction of the Archons Michelangelo quote, “The greater danger and Appointed General Officers, former for most of us lies not in setting our aim Archon Secretary and current Section too high and falling short, but in setting Chief Orsen Paxton (Texas Arlington our aim too low and achieving our mark.” 1971) delivered the traditional “Exile’s He reminded the undergraduates to take Toast.” Brothers from our newest chapter advantage of all the graduate resources and at DePaul escorted the featured guest to talent available to them for the weekend. CampuSpeak’s T.J. Sullivan presented “Motivat- the front of the room. The oldest brother Additionally, he challenged them to return ing the Middle” on Saturday morning. in attendance, Bill Bracewell (Georgia home with high expectations for their Faculty), greeted the youngest brother, chapters and brothers. For the remainder of the morning, the at- Matt Burke (Southern California 2017), tendees then broke into sessions according and each saluted the appropriate end of to chapter office or committee responsibil- the porker. ity such as recruitment and pledge educa- tion. Section Chiefs, Purple Legionnaires The final “Lessons in Leadership” key- and other graduate volunteers stayed busy note was delivered by David Neenan with a Graduate Leadership Forum as well (Missouri 1967). as a session for new Purple Legionnaires. Brother Neenan is a prominent property The Scholarship Luncheon highlight was developer from Fort the “Lessons in Leadership” address given Collins, Colorado. by 2012 Wilkinson Award winner Mat- David’s remarks thew Moore (Kansas 2013). The Wilkin- highlighted the mis- Following dinner, initiated brothers at- son Award is presented to the Fraternity’s takes and missteps tended the Model Initiation coordinated most outstanding in his life and how Neenan by Ritualist Ed Gabe (Hanover 1990). graduating senior. each of those ex- Serving on the Ritual team were Dylan Matt spoke about periences was important to later success. Ward (Western Kentucky 2013), Matt the great person- (Brother Neenan’s speech may be viewed Dudley (Appalachian State 2014), Ross alities and great at http://youtu.be/DbUPakHxnv0.) McGoodwin (Kentucky 2015), Hayes traditions of the Pi McLeod (Coastal Carolina 2014), Louie Deuteron Chapter Following Pig Dinner, delegates walked Sandt (Missouri State 2015), Ramsey that shaped his the few blocks to the Scottrade Center to Marra (Appalachian State 2014), Allen collegiate experi- Moore watch the St. Louis Blues and Columbus Flath (Kentucky 2016), Seth Sympson ence. He reminded Bluejackets square off on the ice. (Kentucky 2016), Connor Jones (Appala- brothers of the “imperfect men, perfect chian State 2015), Jeremey LaForce (Ap- ideals” concept that he learned from the All in all, it was another very successful Fiji palachian State 2014), Bryan Wright (Ap- Purple Pilgrim and how that shaped his expe- Academy. Brothers are encouraged to plan palachian State 2014), and Caleb Yelton riences. now to attend the 40th Fiji Academy, Janu- (Appalachian State 2014). These brothers ary 2-4, 2015, again in St. Louis. t expertly demonstrated the Fraternity’s The leadership tracks resumed follow- initiation ceremony. ing the luncheon and lasted through the afternoon.

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 33 Distinguished2013 FIJI AWARD Phi Gamma Delta’s Top Graduate Honor

Established by the Archons in 1964, the Distinguished Fiji Award is presented annually to no more than six graduate brothers who are deserving of recognition for their faithful and unselfish service to Phi Gamma Delta or their special contribution to mankind and society at- large. To date, 416 Phi Gams have been honored with the Distinguished Fiji Award.

Congratulations, brothers, and THANK YOU for making us mighty proud!

GEORGE W. BRAMBLETT JR. (Southern Methodist 1963) George is a partner with Haynes & Boone LLP in Dallas. As a trial attorney, he has been involved in high stakes litigation, some of which have included insurance cover- age in the Exxon Valdez oil spill, securities fraud involving Enron, and protection against business interruptions against Greenpeace. His many professional recogni- tions include the Luke Soules Award for Outstanding Service to the Practice of Law in 2013, Best Lawyers’ 2013 Dallas Litigation Lawyer of the Year, 2011 Dallas Legal Malpractice Lawyer of the Year, and Distinguished Alumnus of SMU in 2010. In 2013, he was appointed to the Federal Judicial Evaluation Committee to screen and recom- mend nominees to fill vacancies on the federal bench and in U.S. Attorney offices in Texas. One of his current engagements is defending the National Football League and the Dallas Cowboys. He served on the board of directors for the Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation from 2002-2010, 2006-08 as president.

RICHARD W. COSTOLO (Michigan 1985) Dick Costolo became CEO of Twitter in 2010. Since that time, the company’s global active user base has quadrupled to more than 200 million monthly active users, and the company has tripled in size. Before becoming CEO, he briefly served as Twitter’s COO. He was a co-founder of FeedBurner, a digital content syndication platform that was acquired by Google in 2007. Prior to that, he started two digital media companies: SpyOnIt, a web page monitoring service, and Burning Door Networked Media, a web design consulting firm. In 2011 Brother Costolo was appointed by President Obama to the National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee. TIME Magazine named him one of the 10 Most Influential U.S. Tech CEOs. He also has been selected to receive the Toni and James C. Goodale Digital Freedom Award from PEN, a worldwide association of writers, recognizing Twitter’s power in freedom of expression. In his early post-graduate years, Dick was an improv performer with the Annoyance Theater in Chicago.

34 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence DISTINGUISHED FIJIS

CHRISTOPHER W. DELL (Columbia 1978) FREDERICK A. MANSKE JR. (Ohio Wesleyan 1961) Brother Dell retired from the U. Brother Manske retired in 2000 S. State Department in Octo- to start a second career with his ber 2013 after a distinguished own company, Leadership Educa- Distinguished career of over 30 years in the tion and Development, provid- Foreign Service. In 2012, he ing programs to develop ethical was appointed deputy to the leaders for all kinds of organiza- commander for Civil-Military tions. Early in his work career, Activity, U.S. Africa Command. from 1968 to 1978, he worked for He was confirmed by the U.S. Eastern Airlines, serving in such Senate in 2009 as Ambassador positions as director of manage- to the Republic of Kosovo. From ment and technical training, res- 2007-2009, he was the director ervations manager, and assistant chief of mission at the U.S. em- to the chairman. When he left bassy in Kabul, Afghanistan. He formerly served as Ambassador Eastern, he was manager of the airline’s international operations. to Zimbabwe from 2004-2007 and Ambassador to Angola from He joined Federal Express in 1978 as senior vice president of U.S. 2001-2004. He was chief of mission in the U.S. Office of Kosovo operations, helping to grow revenue from $415 million to $3.2 from 2000-2001. Throughout the 1990s, Brother Dell served in billion in 1987. He received the Chairman’s Five Star Award, the positions that took him to Bulgaria, Canada and Mozambique. highest honor from FedEx, for leadership excellence. As senior In 2004, Chris received the Presidential Distinguished Service vice president of FedEx international operations from 1987 to Award. In 2000, the president of Bulgaria granted him the 1990, he managed the acquisition of the Flying Tigers distribution Order of the Madara Horseman, First Degree, which is the most company and integrated it into the FedEx network in 105 coun- prestigious award bestowed upon foreign nationals who have tries. In 1990 he became president and CEO of Purolator Courier contributed to developing the country. Ltd. in Canada, reorganizing the company into Canada’s leading distribution company. He retired from Purolator in 2000.

SETH A. MEYERS (Northwestern 1996) DAVID J. VON DREHLE (Denver 1983) Brother Meyers launched “Late Since 2006, Brother Von Drehle Night with Seth Meyers” in has been editor-at-large with TIME February, following in the Magazine, where he has authored steps of comedian Jimmy Fal- over 160 articles. He is also a regular lon. Seth Meyers is a name syn- contributor to National Public onymous with “Saturday Night Radio’s “Morning Edition.” Joining Live,” where he began in 2001. the Washington Post in 1991, David He completed 13 seasons with at various times was New York the comedy program, serving as bureau chief, editor of the Arts sec- head writer for nine years and tion and assistant managing editor anchor of the “Weekend Up- of the Style section. His journalism date” sketch for eight seasons. career began at age 17, when he was After college, Seth performed at the youngest sportswriter for The Denver Post. From 1985-1991, Boom Chicago Theater in Amsterdam, Holland; he was touring he was a staff writer for the Miami Herald, where he earned an Europe with his show “Pick-ups and Hiccups” when SNL took American Society of News Editors Distinguished Writing Award. notice of him. In 2010 and 2011, he hosted the ESPY Awards for In 1988 at age 27, he received a Livingston Award, recognizing ESPN and the White House Correspondents’ Association Din- excellence in journalists younger than 35, for a series titled “The ner in 2011. He won an Emmy for Outstanding Original Music Death Penalty: A Failure of Execution.” He also received the Silver and Lyrics in 2011 and has received 10 additional Emmy nomina- Gavel Award for the piece from the American Bar Association tions for his writing for television. In addition to movie roles, he in 1989. David’s books include Among the Lowest of the Dead (2001), co-created the superhero web cartoon “The Awesomes,” which Deadlock: The Inside Story of America’s Closest Election (2001), Triangle: launched in 2013 on Hulu; he is the voice of Professor Dr. Jeremy the Fire That Changed America (2003), and Rise to Greatness: Abraham “Prock” Awesome. Lincoln and America’s Most Perilous Year (2012).

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 35 Our Literary Heritage The Phi Gamma Delta library includes hundreds of books written by or about our brothers. Here we look at a small, but impressive, sampling.

BEN-HUR: A TALE OF THE CHRIST beginning in 1899, played in theatres for By Lew Wallace (DePauw 1868) a total of 21 years and was seen by more than 20 million people. Ben-Hur, published in 1880, was considered the most influential Christian The book has been adapted for film four book of the nineteenth century. It times. The 1959 movie, starring Charlton became the best-selling American novel Heston, won a record 11 Academy awards of that century and has never been out of and was the top-grossing film of 1960. print. About the Author The book Lew Wallace was born April 10, 1827, is set in in Brookville, Indiana. (Coincidentally, Jerusalem at founder John Templeton McCarty was the beginning born in Brookville in August 1828.) His of the first father served as lieutenant governor and century. governor of Indiana. The main character, Wallace’s Judah Ben- autobiography Hur, is a reveals Jewish prince that he had who is about the same age as Jesus. little formal Judah accidentally causes injury to the education. Roman governor. A childhood friend, However, now an ambitious commander of the after military Roman legions, condemns the Ben-Hur service in the family without a trial. Judah is sent to Mexican- the Roman galleys for life, his mother American and sister are sent to prison, and the War, he was family property is confiscated. Judah admitted to survives and is trained as a soldier. He the bar in 1849. returns to Jerusalem, seeking revenge. In 1856, he was elected to the Indiana However, moved by the crucifixion, he Senate after moving to Crawfordsville becomes a follower of Christ, inspired by (the home of Wabash College and our love and the idea of a greater kingdom Psi Chapter). At the outbreak of the Civil than any on earth. War, he was appointed colonel of the 11th Indiana Infantry and eventually rose With its theme of forgiveness and to the rank of major general. redemption, the book was so popular in both the North and South that one During the 1870s and 1880s, Wallace held scholar wrote, “Wallace’s Ben-Hur a number of important political posts, helped to reunite the nation in the years including governor of the New Mexico following Reconstruction.” Territory and Minister to Turkey. He went on to publish several more books, After the novel’s publication in 1880, including his autobiography, but Ben-Hur Wallace was deluged with requests was his most important work. to dramatize it, but refused them all CCOVEROVER SSTORYTORY for many years. He finally agreed to Wallace was inducted into the Fraternity an adaptation, and the play Ben-Hur, as a graduate initiate on January 10, 1868,

36 THETHE PHIPHI GAMMAGAMMA DELTADELTA  www.phigam.orgwww.phiga Friendship, the Sweetest Influence CCOVEROVER SSTORYTORY by the Lambda Chapter at DePauw The book explores the aftermath of the while on that campus to deliver an crucifixion of Jesus through the experi- address. In 1898, when the Fraternity ences of the Roman tribune Marcellus moved to the current form of governance Gallio and his Greek slave Demetrius. with the Ekklesia as supreme governing As a Roman commander in Jerusalem, body and the Archons as board of Marcellus participates in the crucifix- directors, Wallace was elected the first ion, although he is troubled because Archon President, serving until 1900. he believes Jesus to be innocent of any crime. Marcellus and some other soldiers Wallace died on February 15, 1905, in “cast lots” for Jesus’ robe, and Marcellus Crawfordsville and is buried there in wins. Through a series of experiences, Oak Hill Cemetery. Marcellus becomes a follower of Jesus. Eventually, because of his uncompromis- ing commitment to his faith, Marcellus MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION and his wife are executed by the emperor & THE ROBE Caligula. By Lloyd C. Douglas (Wittenberg 1900) DOUGLAS SOUTHALL FREEMAN Though it had an impressive run in (Richmond 1904) Magnificent Obsession publication, The Robe is more familiar Published in 1929, Magnificent Obsession today because of the 1953 movie starring Douglas Freeman was a historian, was Lloyd Douglas’ first novel and was Richard Burton as Marcellus. journalist, and author. He is best known an immediate success. Critics compared for his multi-volume biographies of it favorably to the great religious About the Author Robert E. Lee and George Washington, writings of an earlier generation, Lloyd C. Douglas was born August 27, each of which earned him the Pulitzer including Ben-Hur. 1877, in Columbia City, Indiana, the Prize. son of a Lutheran minister. Follow- The main character, Robert Merrick, ing his graduation from Wittenberg in Freeman was born May 16, 1886, in is resuscitated by a rescue crew after a 1900, Douglas himself was ordained as a Lynchburg, Virginia. During the Civil boating accident. At the same time on Lutheran minister. He served in churches War, his father had served in Robert the other side of the lake, Dr. Hudson, throughout the Midwest, in Washing- E. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia. a renowned physician, is having a heart ton, DC, Los Angeles, and Montreal. He Freeman described himself as “deeply attack. The rescue crew is unable to retired from the ministry in 1929, at the rooted in the soil of old Virginia.” save the doctor because they are tending age of 52, to pursue his literary career. to Merrick, who decides to become a In 1904, at the age of 18, Freeman physician and devote his life to healing Douglas was one of the most popular graduated from Richmond College (now people (his “magnificent obsession”). American the University of Richmond). He earned Eventually Merrick is instrumental in authors of a PhD in history from Johns Hopkins the recovery of Dr. Hudson’s widow his time. As at the age of 22 and then embarked on after she suffers serious injury in a suggested by a career in journalism. At the age of 29, railway accident. his two most he became editor of The Richmond News successful Leader, a position he held for 34 years. The book was adapted for the big screen books, all of Freeman’s work ethic was legendary. in 1954 in a movie starring Rock Hudson his novels, Throughout his life, he kept a and Jane Wyman. essays, and demanding schedule that allowed him to short stories The Robe be successful simultaneously in two full- relied on The Robe, published in 1942, is a historical time careers — journalist and historian. his religious background for inspiration. novel about the crucifixion of Jesus. One In addition to Magnificent Obsession and of the best-selling books of the 1940s, R. E. Lee: A Biography The Robe, two other of his books, White it was number one on the New York Freeman first gained notoriety as a Banners and The Big Fisherman, were made Times Best Seller list for almost a year. historian with the publishing in 1915 into motion pictures. It remained on the list for another two of Lee’s Dispatches, which analyzed the wartime communications between years, eventually selling more than two Lloyd Douglas died in Los Angeles, Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis. million copies. California, on February 13, 1951. When approached by a noted New 4

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York publisher proposing that he write FRANK NORRIS (California 1894) of The Wave, a literary and society paper. a biography of Robert E. Lee, Freeman In 1899 he went to New York City to accepted, though he retained his work for Doubleday & Page publishing position at The Richmond News Leader. house.

R. E. Lee: A Biography was published in He returned to San Francisco in 1901 four volumes in 1934 and 1935. In its to begin research for a series of novels, book review, The New York Times called collectively titled “A Trilogy of the Wheat.” it “Lee complete for all time.” It earned The Octopus and The Pit were the first two Freeman the Pulitzer Prize in 1935 and novels in the series. The third novel was remains the authoritative study on Lee. never written. Norris died before it was begun. Lee’s Lieutenants: A Study in Command Following the success of the Lee biogra- Of course, Phi Gams associate Frank phy, Freeman expanded his study of the Norris with the Pig Dinner tradition Confederacy with the three-volume Lee’s that bears his name. He played a key Lieutenants: A Study in Command. Published role in the 1893 event at Cal from which during World War II, it had a great in- the tradition originated. Soon after his fluence on American military leaders and In the course of his brief life – he died at the age of 32 – Benjamin Franklin death, the Chapter named its Pig Dinner strategists and established Freeman as in his memory, and the tradition of the America’s preeminent military historian. Norris established himself as a critically acclaimed author, considered one of the Frank Norris Pig Dinner subsequently spread throughout the Fraternity. George Washington more influential American authors of the Progressive Era. After completing his studies of Lee, his In November 1900, Norris was working generals, and the Confederate war effort, Norris’ primary objective for writing in New York City and unable to return Freeman started work on a biography was to tell the truth, not merely to for the Cal Fijis’ traditional reunion on of George Washington, completing the entertain. He examined life honestly Thanksgiving eve before the Big Game first two volumes, titledYoung Wash- from the standpoint of human with Stanford. He penned and sent “An ington, in 1948. The following year, he motivation. McTeague, his best known Exile’s Toast,” a heartfelt reminiscence of retired from journalism to complete his novel, examines the circumstances his brothers and a lament for those like work on Washington. George Washington and motivations which drive a man to him who could not return. The toast is Volume 3: Planter and Patriot and George commit murder, illustrating Norris’ recited at most Pig Dinners today. Washington Volume 4: Leader of the Revolution philosophy that human actions are were published in 1951. The following Norris died in San Francisco on October determined by heredity and environment year, he published George Washington Vol- 25, 1902, of peritonitis from a ruptured rather than moral choice. ume 5: Victory with the help of France (1952). appendix. He left behind a wife and Freeman completed work on George Norris’ work often included depictions young child. In tribute, fellow author Washington Volume 6: Patriot and President of suffering caused by corporate Owen Wister wrote: “American letters just before he died; it was published corruption and greed. In The Octopus: should wear black for him; in our after his death in 1954. The concluding A California Story, the Pacific and generation he had no peer.” t book, George Washington Volume 7: First in Southwest Railroad is implicated in Peace, was written by Freeman’s as- the suffering and deaths of a number sociates based on his original research. of ranchers in Southern California. The His six-volume Washington biography Pit focuses on a grain speculator whose The function earned Freeman his second Pulitzer ambition and greed ruin his life. Prize, posthumously, in 1958. of the novelist... Of special note, Douglas Freeman was Although he spent four years at Berkeley is to comment a devoted member of the Fraternity, (1890-94), Norris did not graduate. From serving as an Archon from 1916 to 1918 Berkeley he went east and spent a year on life and filling the role of Orator at the in the English department at Harvard. Centennial Ekklesia in 1948. He then traveled to South Africa as a as he sees it. war correspondent for the San Francisco He died on June 13, 1953, at his home in Chronicle. When he returned to San — Frank Norris Richmond at the age of 67. Francisco, he became the assistant editor

38 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence Diamond Owls celebrating 75 years of GRADUATE Phi Gamma Delta ALMANAC

On the same day he was celebrated for his service in WWII at the Battle of the Bulge, J. Hallifred “Hoy” Williams (Alabama 1941), center, also received his Diamond Owl, recognizing 75 years of Phi Gam membership, from Sam Richwine (Georgia 1973), left, and Rance Cain (Georgia 1969).

Diamond Owl in hand, the smile on the face of Donald Fenton (Lafayette 1941) says: 75 years and going strong!

Nowadays not many things endure. John Receiving his Diamond Owl is a coat and tie Keay (Brown 1942) is happy Phi Gamma Delta occasion for William Ennis (Missouri 1942). At 96, Arthur Krenzien (Wisconsin 1939) finds is something that has for 75 years. it hard to believe he’s been a Fiji for 75 years.

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In its first year of revitalization, the National Capital Fijis in Washington, DC, held three luncheons at the Capital Hill Club and a Holiday Pig Dinner at the Army Navy Club. Guests have included our three members of Congress and CBS White House Correspondent Major Garrett (Missouri 1984).

Reunion + Brotherly Support = FIJI

Last summer, Theta Deuteron brothers from Ohio Wesleyan got together to celebrate their 60th birthdays on the weekend one of their own, Bill Iovino (shown left), was competing in the Senior Olympics. Thirty brothers showed up for a Cleveland Indians game on Saturday and Bill’s event In the 60-64 age bracket, Bill Iovino (Ohio on Sunday. Some traveled from as far west as Houston, TX, as far east as Plymouth, MA, and as Wesleyan 1974), left, placed third in discus at far south as Charlotte, NC. According to Tony DiBiasio, “We proved, almost 40 years out from the Senior Olympics last July in Cleveland, OH. graduation, that being a Phi Gam at Ohio Wesleyan in the ‘70s is ‘Not For College Days Alone.’” While at OWU, Bill was a Division III national champion.

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Xi Deuteron brothers from Case Western Members of the Chattanooga Graduate Chapter enjoyed their own Pig Dinner in early March. Reserve reunited for golf and good times last The featured speaker was Educational Director Bill Bracewell (Georgia Faculty 1968). Reports are summer at Manakiki Golf Club near Cleveland. he did an “exceptional job” and was loved by all. (L-R): Tom Kovacic (1982), Don Kent (1981), Dave Dodds (1980) and Mark Ashba (1980).

In November, all kinds of Pi Iota brothers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute showed up for the dedication of the Rubin Campus Center, honoring Steve Rubin (WPI 1974), center with red tie. Brother Rubin served on WPI’s Board of Trustees from 1996-2013, the last three years as chairman; he is now a trustee emeritus. Steve and his wife, Tracy, are among WPI’s most generous benefactors.

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Alpha Iota brothers from Iowa State, class of 1964, and significant others met in Ports- mouth, NH, last September to rekindle the spirit of Phi Gamma Delta.

Brian Nixon (Georgia 1999), second from left, and Scott Mulkey (Georgia 1998), far right, and their wives were present for the investiture ceremony for Jere Morehead (Georgia Faculty 1988) as President of UGA. Brother Morehead was Purple Legionnaire when Brian and Scott each served as president of the Kappa Deuteron Chapter.

Nothing like a good victory tailgate for these Sigma Chi Chapter brothers at the USC About 20 brothers and wives enjoyed the These Southern California brothers reconnect- homecoming. (L-R): Rich Dertorre (1977), festivities of the Pinehurst Graduate Chapter’s ed at USC’s 50th class reunion banquet in Los Blain Gibbs (1976), Clark Lehman (Colorado annual Christmas party at the home of Ted Angeles. (L-R): Skip Hartquist (1963), Dennis College, Southern California 1976), Rich Arm- Thomas (Missouri 1959). Gaon (1962), and Paul Alwine (1962). strong (1976), and John Sloway (1978). photo credit: Robert Lucas/ Record-Courier

Brothers from the Kappa Upsilon Chapter at Kent State enjoyed a 50-year reunion in the fall. The weekend reunion included a cocktail party, campus tour, football game and Pig Dinner with special awards. Another case for “Not for College Days Alone!”

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It’s hard enough to get a family together for dinner, but the idea of Zeta Phi’s Pig Dinner at William Jewell last November was enough to draw all the Conrad family together. Fiji Sire & Sons (L-R): Jon (1975), Marshall (1945), Clay (1973), and Dean (1971). The Federal Government completely shut down when the Purdue Fijis of 1963 came to Washington for a 50-year reunion. In this photo, the brothers are at the C-SPAN news desk overlooking the Capitol Building. (L-R, front row): John Zaloudek, Burt Luring, Gary Metcalf, Bill Cook. Back row: Bill Getzel- mann, Bill Brock, Brian Lamb, Bob Ihrke, George Sweet, and Wayne Henderson.

Grads Golf Tourney Raises $10,000+ for Chapter On October 24, over 50 graduate brothers participated in the Homecoming Housing Fund Golf Tournament that the Maryland Fiji grads hosted. The outcome was over $10,000 raised for the Phi Deuteron Housing Fund. They hope to make this an annual event. Many thanks to those who donated time and money for a great time and greater cause.

Four Lambda Nu Fijis from Nebraska volun- 3Sigma Nu Chapter brothers from Syracuse teered at the 2013 Senior Golf Open last July are on a mission: to live out “Not for College held at the Omaha Country Club. Handling Days Alone” at least once a month in New their duties were (L-R): Joe Skradski (1983), Dale York City. (L-R): Darren Vigiliant (1989), Colin Andersen (1965), and Jim Killips (1967). Not MacIntosh (1989), Anthony Karowski (1988), pictured: Tom Fitchet (1962). Bill Schofield (1988), Jon Yozzo (1990), Brian Knowles (1989), Chris Hall (1989), Andrew Graham (1989), John Peyton (1989), Toly Spheeris (1991), Evan DeRouin (1990), Chris Champlin (1991), Todd J. Leach (1989), David Tierney (1988), Charles Matthews (1988), and Evan Bernard (1991).

Brother-rich at Castle Rock Utilities! When Mat- thew Benak (Iowa State 1995), center, recently started working for the town of Castle Rock, CO, as water resources manager, he discov- ered brothers Tim Friday (Bucknell 1987), left, serving as assistant utilities director and Greg These 1968 Sigma Omicron pledge brothers reunited at Oklahoma State’s Pig Dinner in Febru- Doane (Iowa State 1979), right, in the finance ary. (L-R): A.L. Bennett, Steve Dennehy, Mark Boler, Robert Murphy Jr., Robert Keating, Steve department. Bowersox, Ralph Heatly, Phil Webb, & J. Hershel Beard.

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60th Anniversary Reunion February 28 - March 1: Tau Deuteron’s 1954 pledge class at The University of Texas has held a reunion every 10 years starting in 1964 and even included a few in between decades. Those attending the weekend’s reunion in San Antonio included Paul Davis, Ted Ferrier, Dick Gannett, Joe Gray, Herb Hamilton, Hall Hammond, Larry Loyd, George MacGregor, Jim McNeel, David Parker, Bill Ratliff and Robert Valerius plus their pledge trainer, Jack Ratliff. Additional Fiji brother guests included Jim Armstrong, Buzzy Buck, Peter Buenz, Jim Suttle, Jim Sam Camp, Brad Fowler, Frank Jones, and Don Wukasch, as well as an array of charming Fiji Sweethearts. It was a memorable reunion that proved again Phi Gamma Delta is Not For College Days Alone!

3Rho Alpha brothers from Virginia Tech gathered in Reading, England, for a special 60th birthday celebration for Ward Follette (1976), second from left. (L-R): Jim Jeweler (1986), Fol- lette, Richard Eskelund (1982), and Sunil Vaswani (2002) enjoyed a little British-style “Not For Col- lege Days Alone” fellowship.

Nearly 60 brothers and spouses, represent- ing 20 undergraduate chapters, attended the Southwest Florida (Naples) Graduate Chapter’s annual Pig Dinner on March 11. Brothers Cody Seevers (New Mexico 2012), left, and Bob Schmidt (Purdue 1952), right, had the distinct honor of kissing the pig this year, which also serves as the ‘piggy bank’ to collect for the Edward A. More II/Southwest Florida Graduate Chapter Scholarship Fund. Brothers who live in or visit the Naples area are invited to connect with the Graduate Chapter by contacting south- [email protected]. The group holds regular events from October – April each year.

Brothers in Indian Wells, CA, near Palm Springs, represented 13 chapters at the Desert Fiji Reunion in early March. This was the 12th annual gathering in the desert.

44 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence Restoring a Monument to One of Our Own by Clint Johnson (Florida 1975)

ebulon Baird Vance (North Caro- wrote: “What William Tell was to ment deteriorates further. The latest Z lina 1854) came to Chapel Hill as Switzerland, Zeb Vance was to North estimate by one of the nation’s leading a 21-year-old man wearing homespun Carolina.” stone monument restoration companies clothes, is $115,000. and not He enjoyed associating with college knowing students. When 64-year-old Senator The Society for the Historical Pres- a soul on Vance spoke at the installation of the ervation of the 26th Regiment North cam- Johns Hopkins chapter in 1891, he told Carolina Troops (www.26nc.org) has pus. He the initiates that one of the secrets of his volunteered to spearhead the private had to success was that he felt young because fund raising efforts. Vance was the first borrow he associated with the young. colonel of the 26th North Carolina, $300 leading it through two major battles from the In 1897, three years after Vance’s death, from the time it was first organized in gover- a 65-foot-tall obelisk was erected in the spring of 1861 until he was elected nor just downtown Asheville, NC, to the memory governor in the fall of 1862. While some to get of Buncombe County’s most famous of the money is being raised locally from admitted as his father had died when politician. Now, 117 years later, that civic organizations and by the reenactors Zeb was 14. Vance had no money, but he monument is succumbing to the ele- themselves, the amount to be raised is had a sense of purpose, a sense of humor, ments. In 2008, a conservator deemed it still considerable in a sluggish economy. and a gift of gab that endeared him to a “high priority” for preservation. Water everyone he met. When a droning old infiltration into the mortar joints is seri- The hundreds of thousands of Phi Gam professor asked the class about the pos- ously deteriorating the monument. graduates and undergraduates around sibilities of building a dam on a nearby the world now have the opportunity to creek, Vance piped up: “Professor, is that The city of Asheville has officially honor one of their own. Zeb Vance was creek worth a damn?” endorsed the complete restoration of a man that an 1890s Phi Gamma Delta the Vance Monument, but budgetary re- magazine described as: “handsome, By the time Vance graduated three strictions make it necessary that private bluff and hearty; full of good humor and years later, he was one of the founding funds be raised to complete the project overflowing with good stories, but at the members of Epsilon Chapter, and he had as quickly as possible before the monu- bottom a sincere man with proper ap- a law degree – a ticket to his real passion preciation of the dignity and importance of politics. When his first, much older, of his stature. “ political opponent questioned the life skills of a young man fresh out of college, All donations to the Vance Memorial Vance apologized for his youth, blamed Fund are tax deductible as the Society his father, and said it would never hap- is a 501(c) (3) organization. Each donor pen again. He won his first political will receive a donation letter. All money office. raised for the Fund goes to the resto- ration. No one is receiving a salary or Vance went on to serve North Carolina taking a percentage for raising the funds. as a U.S. Representative in the 1850s, Send donation checks to: Vance Memo- three terms as governor, and U.S. Sena- rial Fund, c/o Cole Hutcherson, 2304 tor from 1879-1894. Upon his death, The Chatham Drive, Greensboro, N.C. 27408. Phi Gamma Delta magazine reported that “no man has ever possessed the hearts For more details on the project go to: and held the affections and admiration http://26nc.org/Supplemental/vance- through long legacy of arduous public monument-project.html. For other tenure in peace, war and the dark days answers to questions about this effort of Reconstruction as Zebulon B. Vance. to restore a monument to a famous Phi He had the magnetic quality. All men Gam, contact Clint Johnson (Florida and women were drawn to him, believed 1975) at [email protected] or in him, trusted him.” One biographer phone 336-982-4456. t

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JEFFREY A. ABRAMS (Miami serving a second term on the PGA of tive director of Rutgers’ Global Executive 1978) was installed in January as presi- America National Membership Commit- Master’s in Human Resources Leadership dent of the Indiana tee, is a member of the PGA of America program. He has published hundreds of Bar Association. Adjunct Faculty, a member of the PGA of articles and several books, one of which With a membership America University Accreditation team, was selected as a Top 10 must-read of nearly 5,000, IBA and featured presenter for the PGA of for HR leaders. Twice he has won the offers more than 60 America Speakers Bureau, in addition to Human Resources Planning Society’s programs that are a variety of committees. Brother Adker- research award for best article on human served by volun- son is a two-time finalist for the PGA of resource management, and he won the teer attorneys and America National Horton Smith Award. Best Book award from the Society for Hu- paralegals, some of He also makes time for MSU’s Academic man Resource Management. Richard is a which include the Review Board and the Sigma Mu Chapter past president of the Society for Human Legal Advice Hotline, the Hospice Pro- as faculty advisor. Resource Management Foundation. gram, and the Naturalization Program. Brother Abrams is the partner-in-charge ALBERT L. BEARD (MIT 1959) was LARRY F. CHAPMAN (Auburn of the Indianapolis office of Genesch, inducted into the U.S. Figure Skating 1964), who is only the second men’s Friedlander, Coplan & Arnonoff, where Hall of Fame on basketball coach at Auburn University his practice includes real estate, corpo- January 10, as part at Montgomery, announced his retire- rate and commercial lending. He is a fre- of the national ment following the 2013-14 season. With quent speaker for the National Business championships. a 671-434 record over 37 years at AUM, Institute and is a member of the Ameri- Though he never he was inducted can College of Real Estate Lawyers. He skated or coached, into the inaugural is listed in Indiana Super Lawyers, Best as an accountant, Al AUM Athletic Hall Lawyers in America and Chambers USA developed the com- of Fame in 2005. Leading Lawyers for Business. puterized system His 1987-88 team for tabulating skaters’ scores. His system reached the NAIA JEFFREY W. ADKERSON (Missis- had been so successful regionally that it national champion- sippi State 1999) was named 2013 was implemented in 1972 at the national ship with a 32-3 Gulf States PGA championships. Then in 1991, Brother record, and he was named NAIA’s Coach Section’s Golf Beard also developed a way to display live of the Year. Over the years, Larry’s teams Professional of the scoring via Jumbotrons at competitions. qualified for 11 NAIA National Tourna- Year. Since 2007, ments. Additionally, he’s had 17 players Jeff has led Mis- RICHARD W. BEATTY (Hanover earn All-America honors, with two going sissippi State’s 1964) was named on to play in the NBA. He also served Professional Golf one of the 20 Most simultaneously as athletic director from Management pro- Influential Interna- 1977 to 1999. gram. The program tional Thinkers in is the second oldest of 19 sanctioned by Global HR for 2013 WILLIAM S. CREEKMUIR (North the Professional Golfers’ Association of by HR Magazine. A Carolina 1977) received the 2013 Vol- America. In addition to having served professor of human unteer of the Year award from the YMCA as president of the Professional Golf resource strategy at of Metro Atlanta for his service at YMCA Management Education Association, he Rutgers University, Camp High Harbour. Bill is president is currently serving as vice president of he also serves as a core faculty member of Clarity Advisors LLC. In addition to Gulf States PGA Section, which serves for the University of Michigan’s Execu- serving as a Y board member, he also Mississippi and Louisiana. He is also tive Education program, as well as execu- serves on the board of trustees for Holy

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Innocents’ Episcopal ALFRED W. GRIFFIN III (North recognizes at least 15 years of active School and chairs Carolina 1986) was appointed presi- service in alumni affairs and significant the board of advisors dent of the New York Green Bank in contributions to for the Martha and December by Governor Andrew Cuomo. the Alumni Asso- Spencer Love School An initiative of the New York State ciation. A double of Business at Elon Energy Research and Development Au- alumnus from the University in North thority, the $1 billion Green Bank aims Law School and Carolina. to grow the city’s clean energy economy Adelbert College, and create jobs by financing clean energy Brother Magness ALEXANDER CUMANA (Florida projects and leveraging private invest- has volunteered International 2009) was selected as ments across the state. Brother Grif- at CWRU for 40+ one of 400 Presidential Management fin, a chartered financial analyst, had years. In addition to Fellows, a prestigious two-year program been with Citigroup Global Markets being the first elected president of The that develops recent gradu- since 1997, where he had worked with Alumni Association of Case Western ates into future federal multiple industries including alternative Reserve University, he has served on the government leaders. Alex energy and new product development to CWRU Alumni Council, is past chair- had served two years in finance renewable energy generation and man of the Law School Visiting Com- the federal govern- energy efficiency. mittee, and was an active member of the ment, working in CWRU Undergraduate Alumni Associa- the Internal Revenue CHRIS KLEBL (Syracuse 1994) won tion. He also served on the Presidential Service, the Depart- gold in March for Canada participating Search Committee, is an emeritus board ment of Treasury, in the 2014 Paralympic Winter Games member, and serves on a committee of and at the White House while pursuing in Sochi, Russia. the alumni association board. his Masters in International Commerce Competing in the and Policy from George Mason Universi- men’s 10-kilome- JACK W. NICKLAUS (Ohio State ty. From an applicant pool of over 9,000, ter cross country 1961) retired from professional golf in Brother Cumana was hired by the De- sit-ski race, his 2005, but he’s not retired from business. partment of Veterans Affairs as a budget time was 30 min- Nicklaus Design, a golf consulting firm analyst in the Veterans Benefits Admin- utes, 52 seconds. which he launched in 1974, has designed istration. Alex is an active member of the A three-time Para- over 380 courses in 36 countries. Nick- National Capital Fijis Graduate Chapter lympian, Chris laus’ PGA Cente- in Washington, DC. won the 2011 nary Course at Gle- World Champi- neagles in Scotland ROGER W. FROMM (Ohio Wes- onships in the sit- will host the 2014 leyan 1955) participated in the North ski distance race for the Canadian team, Ryder Cup, and the Carolina Senior which led to a move for him to join. An 2015 President’s Games Finals in American citizen, Brother Klebl grew up Cup will be played September. In his in Austria, where he skied and snow- in Incheon, South 80-84 age group, boarded; a back injury in a snowboard- Korea, on another he garnered ing accident in 1995 left him paralyzed Nicklaus designed gold medals in from the waist down. In 2006, he was course. Recent developments include all three track on the American Para-nordic team and color-coded golf balls that coordinate events he entered: competed in the 2006 Paralympic Games with golfers’ skill levels and the white, the 100-meter, in Turin, Italy, and the 2010 Games in blue and black tees from which they 200-meter and Vancouver. Prior to this year’s gold, he play, and a lemonade deal with Arizona 400-meter had won more than a dozen World Cup Beverage Company. The line of golf balls dashes. He had previously won gold in medals in six years on the U.S. team, as has incorporated a charitable aspect that swimming in 2009 in the 100-individual well as 11 U.S. national titles. encourages purchasers to donate to the medley and 100-freestyle, and silver in Nicklaus Children’s Health Care Foun- the 50-freestyle. In 2008, he scored gold MICHAEL K. MAGNESS (Case dation. In addition, Jack is serving on in both the 100-meter and 200-meter Western Reserve 1970) received the the advisory board of Fantex, a company dashes. Roger was a varsity letterman in 2013 Daniel T. Clancy Alumni Service that sells tracking stocks for athletes. 4 swimming at OWU, and only competed Award at last fall’s homecoming at Case in track via intramurals. Western Reserve. The Clancy Award

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 47 SPOTLIGHT JEFFREY D. PRICE (Baylor 1992) CEO of CVS Caremark, for Universal Technical Institute (UTI), was included for the second consecutive made URI history in retired in December but is still serving as year in America’s November with the a member of the board. UTI is the leading Top 1,200 Advi- largest private donation provider of post-secondary education for sors: State-by- in the school’s his- students seeking State, published tory. He and his wife, careers as automo- annually by Cathy, donated $15 tive, diesel, collision, Barron’s. In 2009, million to establish repair, motorcycle 2010 and 2011, he the George & Anne and marine tech- was included in Ryan Institute for Neuroscience at URI. nicians. Brother Barron’s Winner’s Research and treatment for neurode- White spent 37 Circle, designating generative diseases and disorders, like years with UTI and him as one of the top advisors in the U.S. Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and ALS, will had served as chair- Jeff is a wealth management advisor with be the focus of The Ryan Institute. URI’s man since 2005. In Merrill Lynch in Flower Mound, TX. He College of Pharmacy already offers exper- 1977, he acquired Motorcycle Mechan- chairs the Merrill Lynch Advisory Coun- tise in pharmacology, drug development, ics Institute (MMI) and then forged a cil to Management, helping senior man- neuropsychology and neuroengineering, first-of-its-kind training partnership agement with strategic planning for the with hopes of combining it with basic with Harley-Davidson USA. After Harley, firm. Through the Peer-to-Peer National lab research of the Brown Institute for several other relationships were formed Faculty program, he trains Merrill Lynch Brain Sciences, and testing new bedside with motorcycle manufacturers that financial advisors. In the community, he treatments at area hospitals including drove the need for education for techni- served six years on the town council and the VA Medical Center. Tom started as a cians. MMI and UTI merged in 1997, and one term as mayor of Hickory Creek, TX, pharmacist with CVS, where he enjoyed John became the chief strategic planning in addition to serving as chairman of the a 36-year career; he’d served as CEO since officer and a director of the board. He board for Christian Community Action. 1994 and chairman since 1998. After over- was also instrumental in two significant seeing the acquisition of Caremark RX partnerships with Hot Rod Magazine and RICHARD C. RUSSO (Pennsylvania in 2007, he retired in 2011. He currently NASCAR from which developed Hot Rod State 1983) is the game director for serves on the board of the Norman Prince U and NASCAR Technical Institute. FOX Broadcasting that brought the 2014 Neurosciences Institute, founded in 2010 Super Bowl to 112.2 by the Lifespan hospital group. RICHARD D. ZANUCK (Stanford million viewers. 1956) was posthumously honored Rich has been with THOMAS P. SCHANZLE-HASKINS in February when 20th Century Fox FOX Sports since (Illinois 1969) has been appointed fed- dedicated the Richard D. Zanuck Pro- 1994 when FOX eral magistrate judge of the central dis- duction Building, a began broadcast- trict of Illinois, which 15,000 square foot ing NFL games. is made up of 46 state-of-the-art movie As a director he’s counties. From 2003, production build- responsible for all Tom was a partner ing and screening the visuals viewers with Brown, Hay & room. Brother Zanuck see, camera shots, Stephens, Illinois’ produced such films camera angles, oldest practicing law as “Jaws,” “Charlie and working with producers, and putting firm. Prior to that, he the Chocolate Facto- replays on the air. He started with CBS served as president ry,” and Tim Burton’s right after graduation doing research and of Giffin, Winning, “Alice in Wonderland.” In 1989, he won then became a broadcast associate; he Cohen & Bodewes PC. He had previously an Academy Award for “Driving Miss has now amassed television credits that served as an assistant U.S. attorney and Daisy” and was nominated for two other include the NBA finals, the Masters, two as counsel for the City of Springfield, IL. Oscars. At age 28, when he was appointed winter Olympics, NCAA tournaments, Brother Schanzle-Haskins serves on the president of 20th Century Fox, he was the NHL and NASCAR. In addition, Federal Civil Practice Section Council the youngest studio executive in Holly- Brother Russo is a 10-time Emmy-win- and is a member of the American Inns of wood history. Though he later became an ning director. Court. independent producer, he returned to Fox in 2001 to produce “Planet of the Apes.” THOMAS M. RYAN (Rhode Island JOHN C. WHITE (Illinois 1970), ex- 1975), former chairman, president and ecutive officer and chairman of the board

48 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence Dean Smith Honored by President Obama

Dean Smith was head basketball coach at the University of North Carolina from 1961 to 1997. In those 36 years, his teams earned 11 trips to the Final Four and won two national championships. His 879 wins rank him fourth all-time, and his teams’ 23 straight NCAA Tournament appearances (1975 to 1997) are the most of any coach. He was named National Coach of the Year multiple times. Equally im- pressive, 96% of his lettermen graduated.

ean Smith (Kansas 1953) was hon- As consuming as his coaching responsi- D ored by President Barack Obama in bilities were, he still found time to exert a November with the Presidential Medal of quiet influence on social and political is- Freedom, considered the highest civil- sues that were important to him, includ- ian honor a U.S. citizen can receive. It is ing civil rights and race relations. presented for “meritorious contributions to the security or national interests of the Phi Gams will agree with President United States, to world peace, or to cul- Obama that Brother Dean Smith is tural or other significant public or private deserving of the Presidential Medal of endeavors.” Freedom. t

splitting varsity yell,” as the brothers from A LOOK BACK AT Pi Gamma welcomed them to the British Columbia capital. From there they had a pleasant boat ride to Seattle where the Sigma Tau brothers gave them an equally warm reception before they once again boarded their Pullman cars for the final ride to Portland. FIJIHISTORY The Ekklesia’s opening smoker was held at the new Timberline Lodge along the from Columbia River, some 115 miles east of Tomos Gamma Portland, the journey being made in 100 automobiles furnished by the host com- 1925-1996 Smoker, Portland West Coast Ekklesia, 1938 mittee. For the first time, the ladies were included in this previously all-male event, ll eyes turned west in early Septem- and the entire group enjoyed a floor show by William E. Parrish A ber 1938 as Phi Gamma Delta held by regional entertainers. The Ekklesia (Westminster Faculty 1957), its first West Coast Ekklesia at Portland. itself conducted its routine business with- Attendance improved considerably with out much dissension, including a further Historian 550 registered, a large contingent com- tightening of the controls on pre-initiation ing from the East in a special Pullman activities to prohibit practices which caravan similar to that which had gone to involved physical abuse or were of “a dan- daughter of Founder John T. McCarty, San Antonio eight years earlier. En route, gerous, rude or vulgar nature.” At the final was introduced to a standing ovation. She this latter group was suddenly awakened banquet, the assembled Fijis enjoyed an- then presented President [George] Snyder as their train rolled into Vancouver by other surprise...when Mrs. Mae Evelynne with the beautiful engagement ring which a bagpipe band followed by “an ear- of Los Angeles, the eighty-two-year-old “Johnty” had given her mother in 1852. t

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 49 2013 Honor Roll of Donors PHI GAMMA DELTA Educational Foundation PHI GAMMA DELTA Foundation of Canada

Dear Brothers and Friends, everything we do: from managing an of- endowments with an increasing degree fice, employing staff, data base updates, of confidence, allowing us to answer What can we do to prepare our under- grants to the Fraternity and scholar- the question, “What can we do to pre- graduates to succeed today and in the ships, stewardship and fund raising. pare our undergraduates to succeed …?” future? What might prevent that from We send direct mail approximately five Several brothers impacted the Founda- happening? How do we best prepare for times per year asking for annual fund tion with their estate gifts: William T. challenges that lie ahead of us? What gifts to support our programs. Morris (Penn State 1949), William F. can we learn from our mistakes? With Ochse (New York 1949), Vernon L.E. these types of questions in mind, the Brothers who give $500 or more annu- Stisser, Jr. (Knox 1962), Gerald R. Fox Foundation leadership continues to ally to the Perge! Society Annual Fund (Washington State 1959) and James serve our membership. As the Fraterni- are recognized on pages 53-55 for their W. Grantman (Arizona 1948). As ty grows and expands, we look for ways unrestricted gifts. They are recognized you consider your estate plans, please to grow along with it. at four levels of giving. include the Foundation.

The organizational health of the Foun- Total gifts to the Foundation for cal- Leadership dation depends upon: donors' support, endar year 2013 were $2,305,000 from Two new directors joined the Founda- a clear mission, and dedicated leader- 2,912 donors. tion recently. We welcome Michael J. ship. As we end another year, this is Stewart (Penn State 1972) and Mat- how we evaluate our health. Endowments thew M. Amend (Iowa 1987) to the We also use endowment income/appre- board. We also want to thank Homer Grants Issued ciation as directed by the donor to fund Paul (Oklahoma 1954) for his eight We issued 1,451 scholarships totaling scholarships, alcohol education, leader- years of service on the board. $479,847 last fiscal year. Of this, 1,065 ship programing, and general operations were Academic Achievement Awards of the Foundation. The Foundation’s Brothers, we believe we are healthy, totaling $266,400. We also issued 386 assets available to fund these programs thanks to your support and involve- chapter restricted scholarships totaling were $7,600,000 at the end of Decem- ment. $213,447. ber 2013. Current income from these investments combined with annual fund Fraternally, The Foundation granted $181,448 to the donations was sufficient to meet cur- Fraternity for its alcohol, leadership, rent program expenses. An additional scholastic and philanthropic programs, $6,000,000 in assets are restricted to which are provided and available to all chapter scholarships and qualifying chapters. chapter building projects. Peter Clark Grants to house corporations for The endowment funds are invested by a President construction of qualifying educational professional manager under the over- space, renovations, or maintenance sight of an investment committee made totaled $227,000. These grants are up of board members and volunteers funded by generous brothers for these in the profession. The return on our specific projects and do not come from investments for the 2013 calendar year the Foundation’s general fund. was 11%.

Annual Fund Gifts from Estates Ben Robinson The Perge! Society Annual Fund had We are so grateful to brothers who give Executive Director 2,593 donors who gave $766,240 in and thankful to those who plan ahead to unrestricted gifts. These gifts are used include the Foundation in their estate by the Foundation to fund a portion of plans. These gifts help to transform our Perge!

50 2013 Honor Roll of Donors Friendship, the Sweetest Influence Financial Highlights The Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta FOUNDATION OF CANADA EDUCATIONAL FY January 2013 - December 2013

FOUNDATION Happy 20th Birthday! This year we we going and how we stay relevant. We FY July 2012 - June 2013 turn 20 years old. I remember when we invite your thoughts. started the discussions to create the Foundation. As I look back, we had Thank you for being involved. We also REVENUES to learn to walk before we could run. want to thank all the brothers who Donations Thanks to our donors, we have been donated to the Foundation. We have Unrestricted gifts $ 891,109 sprinting for the last couple of years. evolved as a Foundation which now Designated gifts 1,447,035 injects serious money into the lives of Endowment gifts 125,869 Our focus when we started was scholar- undergraduates. We need your help in Net Investment Income 1,211,481 ships. We didn’t think too much past continuing what we do. Please donate. Other 78,805 that. Today scholarships continue to be Total INCOME $3,754,299 our major function. Our $500 Academic Fraternally, Achievement Awards (Triple A) are NET ASSETS $14,639,485 available to all newly initiated members who earn a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale. We awarded 30 Triple A, which doubled L. Cameron Murray from last year. We also awarded 27 (Alberta 1972) EXPENDITURES scholarships of $1,000 each to deserving President Scholarships $ 479,847 undergraduate and graduate brothers. House Corp. Grants 227,000 These awards have helped emphasize Programs/support 394,638 academics in our chapters. Subtotal $1,101,485 Twenty years ago, we only talked about RECEIPTS Management and general $ 378,325 chapter house projects. Today, several Chapter Restricted $ 151,341 Fundraising 224,190 chapters are raising money for chapter Unrestricted $ 62,458 Subtotal $ 602,515 house improvements. This has driven our Total Receipts $ 213,799 restricted income up, as chapters utilize Total EXPENSES $1,704,270 our tax receipt-able housing grant capa- DISBURSEMENTS Scholarships/programming $ 52,000 bility to promote affordable housing. Housing $ 12,500 Board of Directors Operating/fundraising $ 7,932 For another year, the estate of the late President Total Disbursements $ 72,432 Peter F. Clark (Kettering 1968) William H. Gear (McGill 1956) contin- Vice President ues to generously support the Founda- TOTAL ASSETS $ 511,007 Samuel W. Richwine Jr. (Georgia 1973) tion. We are grateful to him and to the Secretary brothers who have planned in advance to Board of Directors David R. Frick (Indiana 1966) benefit Phi Gamma Delta. Our invest- President ment fund helps ensure our capacity Treasurer L. Cameron Murray (Alberta 1972) remains steadfast. The Foundation’s Roger W. Parkhurst (Purdue 1965) Treasurer Executive Committee - Past President investments grew to over $128,000 and F. Norman Dundas (McGill 1963) Michael E. Morris (Kansas State 1977) remain in a conservative investment Directors Directors policy to grow the asset base. Our return D. Michael Ainsworth (British Columbia 1987) Matthew M. Amend (Iowa 1987) for the year was 14.8%. The manager of John B. Carswell (Alberta 1976) Donald J. Herman (Calgary 1985) the assets is Jarislowsky Fraser. Murray L. Coulter (Western Ontario 1972) Kevin J. Hopper (Cincinnati 1973) Donald J. Herman (Calgary 1985) Robert C. Orr Jr. (Texas 1979) Later this year the Foundation will Landon L. Leclair (Alberta 1994) Michael J. Stewart (Penn State 1972) spend time reflecting on where we have Ashley A. O’Kurley (Alberta 1994) Malcolm B. Wall (Mississippi State 1970) been, but more importantly, where are Frank C. Smeenk (Western Ontario 1971)

Not For College Days Alone 2013 Honor Roll of Donors 51 White Star Legacy The White Star Legacy Society recognizes those who have chosen to leave a legacy for the future of Phi Gamma Delta through their wills or estate plans. We thank these loyal brothers for their consideration and generosity.

AKRON DEPAUW Robert J. Roth 1978 MICHIGAN STATE Herman A. Brown 1949 WASHINGTON Brad W. Petrella 1987 Joseph B. Carney Sr. 1950 Kevin A. Shires 2005 Timothy J. Costello 1968 John O. Coffin 1959 Gary L. Ostenson 1969 ALABAMA Paul O. Germann Jr. 1952 JACKSONVILLE David W. Pequet 1974 William P. Gettings 1978 WASHINGTON & Ernest L. Deal Jr. 1952 Paul B. Qua 1982 Brian W. Dudley 1996 MINNESOTA Richard E. Grace 1951 JEFFERSON Frank M. Hardy 1955 DRAKE JOHNS HOPKINS Thomas R. Mulcahy 1950 J. R. Marshall 1959 Demas L. McVay Jr. 1955 James E. Jones 1963 Jonathan C. Espy 1995 Jack Carlock 1958 MISSISSIPPI STATE Richard A. Miller Jr. 1964 WEST VIRGINIA ALBERTA Timothy J. Rueter 1998 David G. Shigekawa 1959 P. E. Burnside 1970 Michael P. Schreyer 1965 Robert W. Martini 1974 L. C. Murray 1972 FLORIDA KANSAS Malcolm B. Wall 1970 RPI WESTERN ARIZONA James H. Hendrie 1950 Charles T. Crawford 1952 MISSOURI William R. Brand 1987 MICHIGAN Lloyd H. Wiborg 1961 G. C. Johnson Jr. 1975 Kevin F. Mitchelson 1979 James M. Dawson 1955 RHODE ISLAND Bryan S. McNee 1989 ARIZONA STATE James C. Rinaman Jr. 1955 Michael H. Mount 1964 Bradley P. Pemberton 1974 Dennis F. Magner 1962 WESTERN Kenneth T. Bulahan 1987 William H. Valentine Jr. KANSAS STATE Andrew R. Sackin 1973 RICHMOND ONTARIO ARKANSAS 1967 Andrew J. Lutz II 1981 Paul L. Vogel 1989 Robert S. Jepson Jr. 1964 Frank C. Smeenk 1971 Steven E. Area 1973 FLORIDA STATE Michael A. Martin 1983 NEBRASKA RUTGERS WESTMINSTER BRADLEY Joseph W. Kuhn Jr. 1969 Gregory C. Stuart 1970 W. A. Daggett 1957 Mark G. Esposito 1982 William E. Parrish 1957 William F. Ross III 1987 Donald S. Stuart 1972 KENTUCKY John Gottschalk 1965 SAN JOSE STATE WITTENBERG BRITISH GEORGIA William R. Connell 1994 Brian M. Hensley 1998 Brett C. Vigil 2000 Benjamin A. Harris 1956 COLUMBIA Chad T. Teague 1988 KETTERING N. W. Solomon 1951 SOUTHERN David E. Moeller 1963 David S. Armitage 1980 GEORGIA TECH Peter L. Clark 1968 NEW YORK CALIFORNIA John P. Pirozzi 1971 BUCKNELL Raymond K. Elderd 1960 Craig H. Nickel 1974 Bruce B. Blau 1980 Donald W. Bradley1961 WPI Jack W. Gresham 1957 Andrew Kohl 1967 LAWRENCE Michael A. Mische 1976 Ronald L. Brown 1959 Earle L. Bowman Jr. 1948 CALIFORNIA R. K. Landon 1950 David H. Aronson 1965 NORTH ALABAMA David M. Todd 1967 William K. Johnson 1976 IRVINE Ernest O. Rotramel Jr. 1952 Bruce A. Wilson 1981 Thaddeus J. Boughton 2004 SOUTHERN WYOMING J. R. Petrie 1987 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY LEHIGH NORTHWESTERN METHODIST Theodore P. Versteeg 1975 CALIFORNIA Jarrod S. Benton 1990 J. D. Breen 1968 J. R. Gorski 1968 George W. Bramblett Jr. LOS ANGELES Benjamin E. Robinson 1986 John A. Hollingsworth 1955 Mark D. Kaufman Sr. 1971 1963 Alfred L. Woodill 1946 IDAHO LOUISIANA STATE OCCIDENTAL Robb Stewart 1952 CALIFORNIA James V. Hawkins 1958 Arthur L. Roberts 1960 Robert W. Holstrom 1946 STANFORD RIVERSIDE ILLINOIS MAINE OHIO Howard A. Rubin 1955 Kevin M. Kordys 1981 Donald R. Arnold 1962 Frank W. Danforth Jr. 1948 John A. Cassese 1976 SYRACUSE CASE WESTERN Jerome C. Groniger 1956 Matthew D. Smyth 1980 Ronald A. Sages 1973 Michael O. Shipley 1958 RESERVE Kenneth L. Means 1940 MARYLAND OHIO WESLEYAN TENNESSEE Clyde B. Myers Jr. 1962 ILLINOIS Joseph E. Samora Jr. 2008 Dale J. Bruce 1952 Alvin B. Harper Jr. 1952 CENTRAL WESLEYAN MCGILL Charles P. Eichhorn 1955 Lee M. Moss 1973 FLORIDA Scott E. Huch 1986 F. N. Dundas 1963 John E. McKinnie 1954 TEXAS Rafael M. Padron Jr. 2009 INDIANA MIAMI Jerry K. Rinehart 1957 Donald R. Mighell 1956 Jason J. Ring 2007 Frederick E. Henoch 1964 Ted W. Goble 1968 Kenneth B. Sternad 1977 Ron D. Willis 1984 CHICAGO Louis A. Mangels 1956 James P. Horning 1977 Gary H. Wilkinson 1951 TEXAS CHRISTIAN Peter O. Clauss 1955 Richard H. Mills 1948 Lee C. Schmitt 1963 OKLAHOMA Jimmie M. Satterwhite Jr. Bernard J. DelGiorno 1955 James A. Ramsey 1964 MICHIGAN Robert J. Kepke 1963 1985 CINCINNATI INDIANA STATE Robert K. Erf 1953 William G. Paul 1952 TEXAS TECH Kevin J. Hopper 1973 R. S. Ferrell 1987 Eugene L. Hartwig 1955 William W. Rodgers Jr. 1959 Vance M. Hubbard 1962 COLGATE IOWA Edward A. King Jr. 1941 Louis F. Trost Jr. 1950 Glenn D. Moor 1984 Emlyn I. Griffith 1942 Bradley C. Nielsen 1986 Robert B. Knutson 1956 OREGON STATE TORONTO COLORADO IOWA STATE Mark L. Persitz 1977 Patrick C. Faessler 1990 Robert E. McCulloch 1965 COLLEGE H. R. Cassling 1952 Richard L. Pinkerton 1955 PENNSYLVANIA VIRGINIA TECH Charles W. Haines 1948 M. N. Goodman 1962 C. R. Precious 1950 Robert B. Evans 1946 Dana W. Hesse 1986 COLORADO STATE Howard M. Logan 1946 George F. Qua 1952 PURDUE WABASH Christopher A. Guntermann Harvey E. Mallory III 1957 Kelley V. Rea 1966 Charles G. Armstrong 1964 Rick L. Allen 1962 1974 Richard D. McCormick 1961 John F. Winch 1946 Gerald B. Bay 1962

Estate tax laws have undergone some dramatic changes. If you have not re-evaluated your plans with professional help, now is the time to do so. This presents an excellent opportunity to review and/or add a charitable provision for the Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation. Contact Executive Director Ben Robinson at 859-255-1848 ext. 133 with ques- tions. Or visit the Foundation’s planned giving page at www.phigam.org/plannedgiving.

52 2013 Honor Roll of Donors Friendship, the Sweetest Influence The PERGE! Society 2013

THE PERGE! SOCIETY is the Annual Fund of the Educational Foundation. By giving tax-deductible, unrestricted gifts to the Educational Foundation, you are supporting its activities, including alcohol education, scholarships, and leadership programs. Your gifts allow Phi Gamma Delta to dream and grow. Many thanks to all the brothers who generously give to Phi Gamma Delta!

Listed here are the 384 brothers who joined The Perge! Society in 2013 at $500 and above. The number fol- lowing a brother’s school and year indicates the number of years as a Perge! Society member.

You can join The Perge! Society securely online at www.phigam.org. Click on Donate. If you have questions, please email the Foundation at [email protected] or call 859-255-1848 ext. 133. $5,000+ NORRIS All annual fund donors for 2013 are listed on pages 55-66. Affiliates

Thank you for supporting Phi Gamma Delta through the Phi Gamma Michael P. Bonds (Arkansas 1984) 10 Delta Educational Foundation and The Phi Gamma Delta Foundation of Peter L. Clark (Kettering B 1968) 12 Canada. David R. Coffman (Syracuse 1938) 7 Douglas H. Dittrick Jr. (Ohio Wes. 1955) 16 Jeffrey M. Downey (UCLA 1983) 8 David R. Frick (Indiana 1966) 8 R. William Gardner (Ohio State 1957) 9 Perge! Society Giving Levels Douglas C. Gardner (SMU 1985) 7 *William H. Gear (McGill 1956) 16 NORRIS Affiliates WALLACE Affiliates + gifts at the $5,000 and greater level gifts at the $1,000 and greater level Geller & Company John Gottschalk (Nebraska 1965) 16 WILKINSON Affiliates FAIRBANKS Affiliates Kevin W. Haga (Jacksonville 1992) 10 gifts at the $2,000 and greater level gifts at the $500 and greater level Kevin J. Hopper (Cincinnati 1973) 9 Robert B. Knutson (Michigan 1956) 16 * - Ad Astra BOLD - first year member + - first time donor Michael A. Lucas (Bradley 1983) 11 Richard D. McCormick (Iowa State 1961) 16 * Robert P. Morf (William Jewell 1939) 2 * William T. Morris (Pennsylvania State 1949) 16 Michael E. Morris (Kansas State 1977) 14 * William F. Ochse (New York 1949) 2 Robert C. Orr Jr. (Texas 1979) 12 John G. Pappajohn (Iowa 1952) 14 Phi Gamma Delta Foundation of Canada 2 Robert C. Pohlad (Arizona State 1976) 15 Robert W. Raymond (Michigan 1978) 4 John C. Schroeder (Wabash 1969) 14 F. Barry Shaw (Gettysburg 1965) 13 Gordon J. Smith (Iowa State 1961) 10 Bernard W. Stanek Jr. (Wash & Jeff. 1988) Brothers learning about their leadership styles at Fiji Academy. * Vernon L. Stisser Jr. (Knox 1962)

Not For College Days Alone 2013 Honor Roll of Donors 53 E. Fred Currie (Texas Tech 1955) 8 Glenn D. Moor (Texas Tech 1984) 10 Todd M. Eberhardt (Wisc.-Eau Claire 1989) 11 Donald E. Morel Jr. (Lafayette 1979) 10 $2,000+ Robert K. Erf (Michigan 1953) 16 Elizabeth J. Mosher James H. Everest (Oklahoma 1971) 8 * J. Dean Mosher (Idaho 1949) 7 WILKINSON Michael G. Fligg (William Jewell 1961) 3 William L. Oliver (Pennsylvania State 1967) 13 Alan B. Graf Jr. (Indiana 1975) 9 Peter O'Malley (Pennsylvania 1960) 13 Affiliates David G. Hancock (Alberta 1976) 7 Homer Paul Jr. (Oklahoma 1954) 10 James H. Hendrie (Florida 1950) 15 Carl F. Pollard (Kentucky 1960) 10 David L. Alexander (Purdue 1962) 12 G. David K. Hopper (Wittenberg 1963) 14 N. Clay Robbins (Wabash 1979) 16 Donald B. Atkins (Oklahoma 1951) 3 Robert C. Hudson Jr. (Minnesota 1950) 16 Clark A. Robertson (Nebraska 1982) 10 William R. Brand (RPI 1987) 14 Anthony D. Kenkel (Drake 1998) 4 John D. Rowell (Idaho 1948) 9 William W. Brooke (Alabama 1978) 8 Alan W. Larson (Syracuse 1960) 11 Robert C. Samuel (Oregon 1960) 15 Dale J. Bruce (Ohio Wesleyan 1952) 16 Robert E. Martini (Ohio State 1954) 2 Howard K. Scott (Missouri 1960) 9 Jon B. Burmeister (Iowa State 1967) 15 William H. Mautz (Kentucky 1965) 15 William H. Valentine Jr. (Florida 1967) 4 John L. Cashion (Southern California 1959) 2 Phillip J. Meek (Ohio Wesleyan 1959) 15 Gary H. Wilkinson (Ohio Wesleyan 1951) 15

Roundtable discussions are an interactive way chapter leaders learn from each other.

Mark L. Heinemann (Missouri 1971) 4 Charles E. Ramsey (Wittenberg 1964) 3 $1,000+ Jeffrey M. Heller (Texas 1961) 13 Peter J. Rathwell (Arizona 1965) 10 R. Michael Henderson (Wabash 1961) 10 Robert W. Reniers Jr. (Colorado College 1968) 10 Alan F. Herbert (Purdue 1969) 10 Eddie W. Rhea (Oklahoma 1980) 5 WALLACE James S. Hering (Ohio Wesleyan 1961) 8 Samuel W. Richwine Jr. (Georgia 1973) 12 Robert W. Higgins (Washington State 1956) 8 James C. Rinaman, Jr. (Florida 1955) 14 Affiliates George C. Hixon (Washington & Lee 1959) 4 Benjamin E. Robinson (Hampden-Sydney 1986) 15 Edwin M. Ahrens (Denison 1973) 10 Vance Hubbard (Texas Tech 1962) 14 Richard F. Romig (Gettysburg 1947) 15 Matthew M. Amend (Iowa 1987) 9 Anthony M. Imbesi (Villanova 1996) William F. Ross III (Bradley 1987) 11 Robert P. Anderegg (Southern California 1971) 2 O. Wayne Isom (Texas Tech 1962) 10 Mark N. Roth (West Virginia 1977) 8 Charles G. Armstrong (Purdue 1964) 7 Michael B. Jeffers (Washington 1962) 7 Gregory B. Saksida (Alberta 1994) John Fox Arnold (Colorado 1959) 14 Robert S. Jepson Jr. (Richmond 1964) 11 Paul W. Sams (California Santa Barbara 1992) 7 Robert P. Bauman (Ohio Wesleyan 1953) 16 Victor S. Kamber (Illinois 1965) 3 Gregory R. Schermerhorn (Michigan 1987) 7 Jerome B. Bean Jr. (Purdue 1964) 4 Howard C. Kauffmann (Oklahoma 1943) 16 Gerald R. Sensabaugh Jr. (SMU 1951) 6 Robert C. Becker (Minnesota 1951) 11 Edwin S. Kirby (Ohio State 1960) 13 Peter Sensenbrenner (Denison 1975) 2 Robert H. Becknell (Kentucky 1967) 10 Eric D. Knam (Oklahoma State 1992) 8 Adam L. Shires (Iowa State 2000) 2 Stanley E. Bissey (Purdue 1965) 3 Charles E. Knopf Jr. (Pennsylvania State 1963) 3 Kevin J. Smith (Alberta 1994) Kenneth H. Blanchard (Cornell 1961) 3 Evan R. Kokoska (Rose-Hulman 1989) 3 Matthew L. Snyder (San Diego State 1988) 4 Bob J. Boyd (Alberta 1998) Neal E. Kottke (Illinois 1961) 9 L. David Sontheimer (Arizona 1956) John O. Briggs (Georgia Tech 1967) 16 Donald J. Kyte (Oklahoma 1990) 2 Andrew Z. Soshnick (Northwestern 1985) 4 William F. Brock (Purdue 1963) 11 Landon L. Leclair (Alberta 1994) 3 Michael P. Spack (Minnesota 1996) 5 Robinson S. Brown (Kentucky 2002) 7 Benjamin B. Lecompte III (Virginia 1972) 16 Ernest E. St. Louis Jr. (Rhode Island 1950) 4 Wayne H. Brunetti (Florida 1964) 5 Dexter K. Lee (RPI 1994) 6 James H. Stellar (Occidental 1954) 13 Eric M. Cavanaugh (Wabash 1976) 5 William R. Loveless (Michigan 1952) 3 David T. Stewart Jr. (New Mexico 1980) 10 Robert D. Cheeley (Georgia 1979) 12 Michael W. MacConnie (Bradley 1983) 4 Jeffrey I. Stone (Auburn 1979) 6 Thomas P. Cottrell (Indiana 1982) 11 J. Kurt Mahrdt Jr. (Depauw 1956) 11 Robert H. Strasburg (Ohio Wesleyan 1958) 4 Michael P. Culleton (Alberta 1993) Craig J. Mardany (Rutgers 1982) 10 Mark D. Sullivan (Indiana State 1985) 3 James W. Dodds (Colorado 1954) 11 William A. Martin III (Mississippi State 1975) 11 Robert A. Svoboda (Memphis 1978) 11 Charles T. Doyle (Oklahoma 1956) 7 William C. Martindale Jr. (Gettysburg 1964) 2 Norman K. Thordarson (Washington 1963) 11 F. Norman Dundas (Mcgill 1963) 14 Patrick E. Matoole (Denver 1991) + C. N. Tinker (Michigan 1954) 15 Harris J. Elder (Oklahoma State 1967) 8 Rory L. McKean (Auburn 1976) David M. Todd (Southern California 1967) 10 Robert B. Evans (Pennsylvania 1946) 15 John E. McKinnie (Ohio Wesleyan 1954) 11 Brenton H. Wadsworth (Depauw 1952) 13 Kenneth L. Farmer Jr. (Auburn 1972) 5 Kenneth L. Means (Illinois 1940) 10 Kirk D. Walden (Texas Arlington 1972) 12 Fifth Third Bank 2 Scott J. Mikulecky (Colorado State 1982) 6 Willard C. Warehouse (Washington State 1972) 4 Michael D. Ford (Alberta 1981) William R. Miller (Indiana 1962) 13 Gordon E. Watts (Florida 1967) 3 Samuel H. Franklin (Auburn 1969) 16 Jeffrey J. Mongan (Arizona 1983) 9 Peter G. Welsh (Wittenberg 1974) 12 William O. Gamble III (Oklahoma 1961) 15 Jonathan L. Moore (Auburn 2004) + Max A. Wernick (Arkansas 1974) 10 Stephen P. Garrett (Oklahoma 1966) Robert C. Muff (Gettysburg 1960) 14 Eric B. Westendorf (Wittenberg 1992) 7 Matthew S. Garrison (Hampden-Sydney 1999) 8 James C. Murray, II (Iowa State 1959) 13 Joseph E. Williamson (Wittenberg 1967) 9 Norman H. Godwin (Auburn 1991) 6 Gary L. Ostenson (Washington 1969) 15 Samuel A. Wilson (Oklahoma 1952) 7 Jerome C. Groniger (Illinois 1956) 7 Roger W. Parkhurst (Purdue 1965) 14 Alfred L. Woodill (California Los Angeles 1946) 10 Daniel M. Guggenheim (Cal. Berkeley 1960) 14 Scott Petty Jr. (Texas 1960) 8 Sam P. Young (Florida 1950) +

54 2013 Honor Roll of Donors Friendship, the Sweetest Influence John E. Gibson IV (Ohio State 1975) 2 Jack W. Nicklaus (Ohio State 1961) 16 Arthur F. Gollofon Jr. (Washington 1952) 2 William G. Niederer (Indiana State 1985) 3 Manuel G. Gonzalez IV (California Berkeley 1977) 3 Michael T. Novak (Chicago 1985) Richard Gonzalez (Jacksonville 1998) 13 Christopher M. O'Brien (Maryland 1989) $500+ Jack E. Goris (Purdue 1976) Robert A. Otto (Colorado College 1966) 2 Richard E. Grace (Purdue 1951) 10 William E. Parrish (Westminster 1957) 10 FAIRBANKS James R. Graham (Oklahoma 1964) Howard A. Pelham (Hanover 1951) 9 Joseph R. Grahn (Kettering 1975) James M. Petrey (Alabama 1968) Affiliates Ben H. Gregg Jr. (Denison 1950) William D. Peyton + Donne G. Griffith (Oregon State 1956) Robert F. Philip (Washington 1940) 3 Wilson J. Andrews Jr. (Rutgers 1954) 4 N. Michael F. Griffith (Virginia Tech 1973) 13 Richard L. Pinkerton (Michigan 1955) 10 David G. Areghini (Arizona 1965) 8 Theodore J. Groll Jr. (Miami 1960) 4 Bruce M. Pitman (Purdue 1971) 3 Thomas E. Armstrong (SMU 1960) Douglas W. Grover (San Diego State 1987) 2 Jerry L. Pittman (Texas Tech 1966) 3 Peter J. Ashton (Colorado School of Mines 1991) 2 James T. Guess (Memphis 1989) 11 Steven B. Pittman (Oklahoma State 1975) 4 Walter W. Baggesen Jr. (Florida 1957) Lowell And Ruth Haga Cran Pollock (Oklahoma State 1975) 3 Michael G. Bark (California Irvine 1986) 7 Michael E. Hagan (Iowa State 1988) 2 Michael E. Poth (Colorado State 1982) Joseph D. Barnette Jr. (Wabash 1961) 16 William C. Hankins (William Jewell 1975) 4 Nicholas A. Potter (Kettering 1994) 2 Richard I. Barr (Kansas 1959) 10 William G. Hanley (Purdue 1960) 16 Robert D. Potts (Minnesota 1964) 12 Tyson K. Beem (Southern California 1997) 4 Benjamin R. Harper (Kentucky 1969) 10 Robert W. Pratt Jr. (Texas 1953) 9 G. Stephen Beimdiek (Missouri 1963) Michael W. Harris (Georgia Tech 1970) 14 Jeffrey M. Preston (Gettysburg 1962) 7 Barry M. Benkendorf (Alberta 1987) 2 Micheal G. Harris (Alberta 1987) 2 James W. Purcell (Georgia 1973) 2 Bruce Blanchard (MIT 1957) 8 William C. Harrison (Kentucky 1977) 14 Thomas A. Raar (Michigan 1985) 15 Chad G. Boddez (Alberta 2001) 2 Adrian J. Harvey (Alberta 2003) 4 William H. Ray Jr. (Alabama 1949) 4 Tracy T. Bomberger (California Riverside 1985) 6 Steven J. Heeney (Kansas 1978) Gary R. Richert (Purdue 1974) Michael M. Boone (Southern Methodist 1963) 10 Frederick A. Henderson (Michigan 1980) 5 * William L. Ridgway (Indiana 1943) 3 Douglas J. Bourne (Oklahoma 1943) 9 Thomas G. Heubel Jr. (Syracuse 1984) 6 A. Peter Rimsans II (Iowa State 1993) 8 William R. Bracewell (Georgia 1968) 11 John B. Hollingsworth Jr. (Tennessee 1952) 14 Carl H. Roath Jr. (Colorado 1951) Donald H. Brazier Jr. (Washington 1954) 8 James R. Houston (Washington 1955) 11 G. Porter Robinson (Mississippi State 1975) 10 J. Douglas Breen (Lehigh 1968) 7 James J. Howard III (Pittsburgh 1957) 5 Carl P. Rodriguez (Alberta 1998) John G. Brewer (Tennessee 1973) 2 Charles S. Huffman Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1944) 2 John J. Ronayne III (Kettering 1969) 4 Alfred J. Buescher (Pennsylvania 1948) 6 James A. Hull (Colorado School of Mines 1988) Howard A. Rubin (Stanford 1955) 12 John R. Bunten (Kansas 1954) 6 John M. Humphrey (Case Western 1981) 5 John M. Saada Sr. (Chicago 1956) 13 Gary W. Burnett (Kent State 1964) 10 William S. Hunnicutt Jr. (Texas Arlington 1981) Andrew R. Sackin (Missouri 1973) 13 Christopher J. Cacheris (Arizona 1976) 10 Jay B. Hunt (Indiana 1962) 11 Ronald A. Sages (Ohio 1973) 15 Marvin J. Carver III (North Carolina 1975) 15 E. Roger Jackson (Hanover 1952) 2 James S. Samuel (Oregon 1984) 5 Robert L. Cass Sr. (Colorado College 1952) 16 * George W. James II (Oklahoma 1950) 11 Lane T. Schnotala (Bradley 1992) 2 Theodore J. Castele (Case Western 1951) 2 Joseph J. Jamin Jr. (New York 1973) 1 + Peter L. Schofield (Kent State 1962) 13 Gregory F. Castle (California Los Angeles 1983) 10 John B. Jenkins (Illinois 1958) 3 James T. Schorgl (Texas Christian 1984) Robert B. Caudill (Akron 2004) 4 J. Wilmar Jensen (Chicago 1947) 5 Jeffrey G. Schwartz (Vermont 1993) 4 Robert R. Cebula (Allegheny 1959) 2 Brian P. Jeter (Hampden-Sydney 1984) Eric W. Schwarz (Ohio State 1986) 3 Benjamin W. Chase (Idaho 1994) 3 C. Daniel Jones Jr. (Texas 1951) 2 William T. Shier (Depauw 1988) 11 Richard H. Clements (Georgia Tech 1948) 2 Craig S. Kalter (Emory 1984) 7 John A. Sivo (Arizona 1977) 4 Bradford J. Colby (Knox 1976) 2 Russell A. King (Syracuse 1952) Martin C. Smith (California Berkeley 1976) 9 James L. Cook (Illinois Wesleyan 1964) 6 Paul E. Klinedinst Jr. (Lehigh 1955) 12 Marlis E. Smith (Texas Tech 1954) 16 Norman K. Cook (Chicago 1958) 14 Robert M. Knapp Jr. (Nebraska 1970) 8 D. Mark Smith (Texas Arlington 1983) 7 S. R. Corbishley (British Columbia 1990) Michael C. Kubly (Wisconsin 1958) Donald K. Spies (Case Western 1960) 5 C. Denny Cresap (Oklahoma 1956) William G. Kuchta (Union 1972) 2 George J. Spradling (Depauw 1951) 10 Ronald D. Crockett (Washington 1961) 10 Christopher L. Kurtz (Ball State 2006) Kent T. Stepanishen (Rhode Island 2006) 6 Randall K. Dawson (Alberta 1982) Joshua P. Laufenberg (Illinois 2008) 4 Marvin G. Stephens, Jr. (Texas Tech 1964) 7 Bernard J. Delgiorno (Chicago 1955) 12 James S. Lee (Minnesota 1978) 12 Michael J. Stewart (Pennsylvania State 1972) 6 Richard N. Deshon (Missouri 1957) 4 Brent A. Leffel (Indiana State 1991) Michael D. Stratton (Depauw 1988) 13 Richard L. Dobson (Chicago 1953) 12 Eric R. Leonard (Oregon State 1986) G. Rodney Tait (Mcgill 1961) Sean T. Donnelly (Iowa State 1995) Schuyler W. Lininger (Arizona 1944) 7 Douglas C. Taylor (Case Western 1986) 9 G. Stanley Doore Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1954) Howard M. Logan (Iowa State 1946) 12 Bruce V. Templin (Florida 1970) 2 John H. Douglas III (Mississippi State 1981) 4 Larry K. Lowe (Texas Tech 1967) 5 J. Wiley Thompson (Alberta 1987) Scotty Douglass (Oklahoma 1956) 2 Kevin J. Malone (Florida State 1975) 9 Andrew O. Todd (California Riverside 1987) 9 Stephen C. Dunn (Arkansas 1986) John J. Manginelli (Rutgers 1983) 9 Virginia C. Tolford + Curtis J. Dunshee (Arizona 1982) * William P. Marineau (Idaho 1950) 6 Charles L. Townsdin (Arizona 1963) 10 Richard A. Dupaix (Utah 1991) Ronald L. Marmer (Northwestern 1974) 16 Martin E. Tromburg (Nebraska 1980) 3 Stephen H. Edwards (Idaho 1964) 4 John B. Martin (Kansas 1959) 9 Mark D. Turner (Tennessee 1976) 4 Garry D. Elder (Indiana State 1974) 2 Lowell B. Mason Jr. (Purdue 1948) 10 William A. Vance (Amherst 1955) 3 Robert S. Ellis (Oklahoma 1948) 8 Donald C. Mattison (Michigan 1950) 2 Paul L. Vogel (Missouri 1989) 11 O. Sean Ennis (Alberta 1989) 2 Jack McCarthy (Ohio State 1951) 2 Bobby G. Waddle (Texas Tech 1955) Richard W. Esser (Gettysburg 1964) 2 Shawn A. McElroy (Arkansas 1987) Malcolm B. Wall (Mississippi State 1970) 6 Harry N. Faulkner (Ohio Wesleyan 1963) 14 Edward F. McGinley III (Pennsylvania 1950) M. Coleman Walsh Jr. (Richmond 1974) 3 Michael R. Feniger (Rutgers 1981) 3 Max V. McLaughlin (Alabama 1952) Curt R. Ward (Depauw 1988) 12 Jesse R. Ferreras (British Columbia 2006) W. Christian Mellon (Hampden-Sydney 2000) 11 D. Garrad Warren III (Purdue 1974) 2 Louis G. Filosa (New York 1973) John C. Meng Jr. (Wabash 1966) 9 Robert H. Westfield (Oklahoma 1959) 10 J. Dixon Fleming Jr. (North Carolina 1976) 5 Marc G. Mertz (James Madison 1996) Robert N. Whitacre (Indiana 1967) 12 Florida Fiji Graduate Association Inc + John C. Mettler (Washington & Jefferson 1938) Ron L. White (Texas Tech 1974) Donald R. Foster (Case Western 1950) 3 C. Kimble Miller Jr. (Kentucky 1970) 3 Dale L. Wierman (Washington State 1964) Riccardo Francese (Alberta 2005) + John L. Miller (Alberta 2004) Mark R. Wilkison (Vermont 1983) Eugene U. Frey (Minnesota 1952) 11 Kevin F. Mitchelson (Kansas 1979) 2 Andrew J. Williams (WPI 1992) + Thomas C. Froehle (Indiana 1985) Lee M. Moss (Tennessee 1973) 3 J. Scott Williams (Kansas State 1972) 2 William C. Fusselman (Georgia 1988) 6 Jason G. Murphy (Mississippi 1997) R. Kirk Wilson (Washington 1960) 5 Eleanore T. Gardner 2 William R. Newton (Emory 1975) Alexander S. Wylie (Arizona State 1996)

Not For College Days Alone 2013 Honor Roll of Donors 55 2013 Honor Roll of Donors Phi Gamma Delta EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION The Phi Gamma Delta FOUNDATION OF CANADA Both Foundations operate to support the educational endeavors of Phi Gamma Delta, its chapters and its members. Listed are donors who gave either unrestricted annual fund gifts, restricted endowment gifts or chapter restricted gifts to the Foundations in calendar year 2013. Donors are listed in their lifetime giving societies. Perge! Society members donating more than $500 are listed at the end of each chapter section; the parentheses indicate the number of years the brother has given at a Perge! Society level. This listing is only Foundation donors. All brothers who gave graduate dues are listed at www.phigam.org.

Delta Richard A. Toogood 1987 Micheal G. Harris (2) 1987 Ft. Armstrong Terrell A. Muse 1961 ADELPHI Thomas W. Christian 1960 Jeffrey C. Derickson 1972 Snowy White Owl Anthony B. Walker 1990 Adrian J. Harvey (4) 2003 Thomas A. Perrodin 1956 Alfred J. DeCarlo 1993 Steven M. Hudson 1980 Snowy White Owl John L. Miller (1) 2004 Roman W. DeSanctis 1951 Richard M. Thompson 1959 Christian P. Vaupel 1996 James E. Jones 1963 Patrick L. Ashcroft 2007 + Carl P. Rodriguez (1) 1998 Brent F. Moody 1961 William J. Wheeler 1961 Peter L. Lowe 1960 Fred R. Sutter Jr. 1980 Total $364.00 Daniel J. Booth 2007 + J. Wiley Thompson (1) 1987 Friendship Edward E. Matney 1959 Peter T. Buijs 2007 Total $152,944.65 Willis B. Tolley 1950 Richard S. Cohen 1972 James M. Petrey 1968 Maciej K. Bukczynski 2005 Snowy White Owl Patrick L. Hoffpauir 1969 AKRON Daniel R. Ramey III 1960 Brett M. Cooper 2007 Dwayne A. Douglas 1986 Gerald M. McNiece 1948 White Star Jim L. Richardson 1979 Bruce F. Durnford 1998 ALLEGHENY Curtis J. Dunshee 1982 Danny W. Montgomery 1974 John P. O’Neill 1987 Friendship Scott J. Ellerington 2000 Log Cabin Vernon D. Ellis 1962 Tom E. Moore 1960 David J. Willmer 1992 Charles E. Allan 1955 Joseph A. Francese 1992 Silas R. Mountsier III 1952 Roger E. Garrett 1964 Vinson J. San Angelo 1962 Log Cabin C. Crisman Brown 1969 + Riccardo Francese 2005 + Ft. Armstrong Bruce H. Hart 1982 Marty E. Sheber 1981 + Norman L. Clark 1989 Brett D. Couch 1985 Parker E. Gilmour Calgary 1994 Robert R. Cebula 1959 Thomas W. Kennedy 1959 Perge! Society Wallace Purple Clematis W. Baker Crow IV 1978 Brent D. Hamilton 1991 + J. Henry Gardner 1943 Donald R. Lawrenz Jr. 1977 Jeffrey J. Mongan (9) 1983 Stephen M. Mariani 1992 Joshua P. Hammond 1992 Gregory A. Hladyshevsky 2006 Henry B. Suhr Jr. 1955 Daniel J. Mariscal 1960 Peter J. Rathwell (10) 1965 Brad W. Petrella 1987 Michael E. Haworth Jr. 1950 David E. Isaman 2004 Snowy White Owl L. David Sontheimer 1956 L. David Sontheimer (1) 1956 Ft. Armstrong James L. Hightower 1963 Owen J. Jung 2001 Ralph D’Onofrio 1957 James H. Templin 1960 Perge! Society Fairbanks Joshua M. Blubaugh 1999 Carey F. Hollingsworth Jr. 1951 Rashid M. Kashani 1993 + Delta Lloyd H. Wiborg 1961 David G. Areghini (8) 1965 Robert B. Caudill 2004 David A. Hughett 1982 Barry F. Monteleone 1976 William E. Allen 1953 Delta Christopher J. Cacheris (10) 1976 Chuck Galmarini 1987 William W. Jessup 1960 + Ryan D. Nickel 2006 Ralph J. Davis Jr. 1946 Craig R. Barron 1979 Curtis J. Dunshee (1) 1982 Peter A. Hoge 1989 Anthony L. Massey 1988 + Christopher P. O’Brien 1978 E. Dennis Ehrenberger 1962 Roy D. Clark 1975 Schuyler W. Lininger (7) 1944 Phillip J. Jones 2002 Eugene A. Moore Jr. 1959 Tristan L. Patterson 2010 Stevenson Mountsier 1952 William M. Clark 1959 John A. Sivo (4) 1977 Bradley A. Strohl 2002 George G. Nolen 1970 Richard C. Pearson 1990 Friendship Kenneth L. Erickson 1968 Charles L. Townsdin (10) 1963 Kyle W. Sullivan 1988 Claude H. Pipes Jr. 1959 + Tony Pham 2007 + Ronald J. Klinefelter Jr. 1990 Michael C. Fletcher 1952 Total $11,940.00 Snowy White Owl James A. Watson 1979 + Anthony M. Pougnet 2003 + De Forest A. Matteson Jr. 1945 Brent M. Cherkala 2003 Perge! Society Wilkinson Jason R. Solowan 2003 Stephen B. Miller 1947 Daniel P. Mossop 1989 William W. Brooke (8) 1978 Jason E. Streich 1994 + Carl W. Stenberg III 1965 Perge! Society Fairbanks Frank J. Sandor III 1988 Perge! Society Fairbanks Christopher J. Tang 2005 JAMES W. GRANTMAN (Arizona 1948) Russell D. Snyder 1989 Max V. McLaughlin (1) 1952 Kevin K. Tang 1998 Robert R. Cebula (2) 1959 Matthew R. Weaver 1993 James M. Petrey (1) 1968 Richard A. Veldhoen 2007 Total $1,432.00 always looked for an Richard T. Wilson 1992 William H. Ray Jr. (4) 1949 Kenway Yan 2009 opportunity to help. Delta Total $7,412.50 Delta AMHERST He had the ability to Edward P. Friedl 1988 Gregory T. Atkinson 1973 Purple Clematis do so and did it with Samuel A. Joseph Jr. 1998 ALBERTA Jerry D. Boonstra 1991 William A. Vance 1955 Friendship Ryan M. Matenchuk 2004 + Delta no strings attached. Matthew J. Biddle 2001 Royal Purple Bryce A. McKinnon 2007 + Landon L. Leclair 1994 Robert D. S. Gregor 1949 He had a big smile, Matthew M. Perez 2007 Andrew O. Nartey 2005 Friendship Ryan F. Privett 2004 Canonsburg Darren J. Noseworthy 1992 + powerful handshake Bernhard H. Brinkmann 1983 Bourdette R. Wood Jr. 1954 + Perge! Society Fairbanks Andrew W. Robertson 1990 + Perge! Society Fairbanks and was considered by all to be a gentleman. Jim Robert B. Caudill (4) 2004 White Star Friendship Barry M. Benkendorf 1987 William A. Vance (3) 1955 gave generously during his life to Phi Gamma Delta Total $16,045.00 Chris Feng 1998 Chad G. Boddez 2001 Total $600.00 and many others. Jim was a Red Wing, MN, anchor. Jim D. Haggith 2000 Bob J. Boyd 1998 Timothy D. Ira 2011 + He owned and ran the local Coka Cola distributor. ALABAMA Michael P. Culleton 1993 Nolan R. Kennedy 2012 + O. Sean Ennis 1989 ARIZONA Soon after his passing, the city of Red Wing passed Royal Purple Michael J. Lee 2010 + Royal Purple William W. Brooke 1978 Michael D. Ford 1981 Daniel M. McIntyre 1972 Schuyler W. Lininger 1944 a proclamation honoring his loyalty and generosity Log Cabin David G. Hancock 1976 Graeme R. Quest 2007 + James H. Stellar 1954 to the city. There were three times that Jim was Thomas H. Williams Jr. 1941 Micheal G. Harris 1987 Wesley K. Sawatzky 1984 Charles L. Townsdin 1963 Adrian J. Harvey 2003 asked to give to Phi Gamma Delta- annually to Purple Clematis Barry A. Sutherby 1980 + Canonsburg Gregory B. Saksida 1994 Joseph G. Gamble Jr. 1948 Perge! Society Wilkinson John J. Marietti 1961 the Perge! Society, to the Foundation's campaign Kevin J. Smith 1994 Walter Matthews Jr. 1959 David G. Hancock (7) 1976 White Star in 2002, and in his estate. Each time, he responded J. B. Schilleci Jr. 1966 Purple Clematis Perge! Society Wallace David G. Areghini 1965 with an immediate, "Yes!" You see, Jim believed in Russell R. Stutts Jr. 1961 Randall K. Dawson 1982 Bob J. Boyd (1) 1998 Peter J. Rathwell 1965 Ft. Armstrong Robert M. Heron 1993 Michael P. Culleton (1) 1993 Ralph E. Silberschlag 1953 what the Fraternity can do for young men – the Cam Murray 1972 Charles R. Fletcher 1973 Michael D. Ford (1) 1981 Log Cabin experiences and the growth during formative years William H. Ray Jr. 1949 Carl P. Rodriguez 1998 Landon L. Leclair (3) 1994 Jeffrey J. Mongan 1983 of their lives. He also completely understood that Eugene A. Renfroe 1973 Duane B. Schlereth 1971 Gregory B. Saksida (1) 1994 John S. Mueller 1952 J. Wiley Thompson 1987 H. Grantland Rice III 1980 Kevin J. Smith (1) 1994 Purple Clematis young men can and will make mistakes. "That is Snowy White Owl Ft. Armstrong Perge! Society Fairbanks Rick L. Allen 1962 how they learn," he once said. He always ended his Walter F. D’Olive Jr. 1959 Matthew A. Becigneul 2004 Barry M. Benkendorf (2) 1987 Christopher J. Cacheris 1976 calls or letters with, "Keep up the good work." To James E. Flurry 1950 Derek D. Kowaluk 1998 Chad G. Boddez (2) 2001 John A. Hink 1984 P. Scott Logan 1956 Frederick C. Lynch Jr. 1986 Randall K. Dawson (1) 1982 John A. Sivo 1977 Jim, we say, "We will, and thank you for being such Max V. McLaughlin 1952 John L. Miller 2004 O. Sean Ennis (2) 1989 James M. Webb 1967 a good friend to Phi Gamma Delta." Joseph D. Schoel 1950 Ryan T. Spooner 2004 Riccardo Francese (1) 2005

Friendship Up To $499 Delta $500-$999 Snowy White Owl $1,000-$2,499 Ft. Armstrong $2,500-$4,999 Purple Clematis $5,000-$7,499 Log Cabin $7,500- LIFETIME $9,999 White Star $10,000-$17,499 Canonsburg $17,500-$24,999 Royal Purple $25,000-$49,999 Golden Chain $50,000-$74,999 Black Diamond $75,000- GIVING $99,999 Centennial $100,000-$249,999 Thomas R. Marshall $250,000-$499,999 Calvin Coolidge $500,000-$999,999 Founders $1 Million & Above

SOCIETIES + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra PERGE! SOCIETY: NORRIS ($5,000+) WILKINSON ($2,000+) WALLACE ($1,000+) FAIRBANKS ($500+)

56 2013 Honor Roll of Donors Friendship, the Sweetest Influence ARIZONA Steven R. Duttry 1972 BRITISH CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA Brian W. Gresham 1976 Michael S. Girten 1969 James L. Heuer 1990 STATE Hunter T. McCord 2004 + COLUMBIA RIVERSIDE LOS ANGELES Daniel J. Lansell 1947 Calvin Coolidge Frank L. McGuire III 1975 White Star Purple Clematis White Star C. Frederick Lavender 1944 Robert C. Pohlad 1976 John T. Morgan Jr. 1965 + J. Bruce Pollock 1985 Tracy T. Bomberger 1985 Jeffrey M. Downey 1983 Neil W. Love 1949 Purple Clematis Sidney L. Potts 1977 Log Cabin Ft. Armstrong Log Cabin George E. Mastics 1953 John C. Philips 1969 Malcolm L. Prewitt III 1984 Robert H. McGowan 1992 Andrew O. Todd 1987 Alfred L. Woodill 1946 Rajeev Raghavan 2001 Snowy White Owl James M. Sexton 1997 Ft. Armstrong Snowy White Owl Purple Clematis Donald J. Richards 1951 Nicholas Christifulli 1983 Jeffery T. Todd 1989 Richard Lutman 1984 Yale E. Martin 1984 Gregory F. Castle 1983 Christopher E. Taggart 2002 Charles T. Closson 1991 David N. Wall 1967 C. Bruce Verchere 1983 Delta Ft. Armstrong Theodore A. Thoma 1982 Mark W. Glasgow 1980 C. Daniel Woodfin 1964 + Snowy White Owl James R. Addison 1987 Urban T. Thompson III 1962 Daniel L. Turner 1991 John D. Kellogg 1976 Perge! Society Wallace S. R. Corbishley 1990 J. Marc Harwell 1995 Snowy White Owl Daniel J. Vaughn 1991 Robert M. Menzies II 1967 Kenneth L. Farmer Jr. (5) 1972 Frank Iacobucci 1962 Friendship Allan M. Dawson 1981 Perge! Society Fairbanks Alexander S. Wylie 1996 Samuel H. Franklin (16) 1969 Stephen A. Lowry 1999 Vahe S. Shahnazarian 2006 Richard T. Morrow 1947 Theodore J. Castele (2) 1951 Delta Norman H. Godwin (6) 1991 Angelo P. Pulos 1951 Jerry A. Shively 1988 H. Ralph Snyder Jr. 1949 Donald R. Foster (3) 1950 Michael S. Blazevich 1996 + Rory L. McKean (1) 1976 John C. Rudolph 1948 Perge! Society Fairbanks Delta John M. Humphrey (5) 1981 John G. Bohon Jr. 1968 Jonathan L. Moore (1) 2004 Richard A. Wadsworth 1988 Tracy T. Bomberger (6) 1985 Frank G. Cavignac 1955 Donald K. Spies (5) 1960 William E. Roberts 1975 Jeffrey I. Stone (6) 1979 Delta Andrew O. Todd (9) 1987 Martin H. Conlin 1944 AA Douglas C. Taylor (9) 1986 Peter T. Sinclair 1968 Total $16,425.00 Jesse R. Ferreras 2006 Total $1,435.00 Dennis Morrow 1952 Total $29,273.69 Gregory D. Stanton 1988 Warren Wilczewski 1998 Friendship Friendship Friendship John F. Heying 1952 George R. Duganz 1968 BALL STATE Theodore J. Blake 2001 + CALIFORNIA Henry P. Johnson 1950 CENTRAL James D. Garrett Jr. 1982 Snowy White Owl Matthew M. Edgar 2007 Robert J. King 1959 Christopher L. Kurtz 2006 SAN DIEGO FLORIDA Ronn T. Hart 1983 + Paul M. Humer 1988 + Delta Leland A. Parker 1946 Delta Richard S. Lin Sr. 2005 Logan U. Parmele 2008 Patrick B. Kelly 1980 + J. Ronald Pengilly 1956 Friendship Brian R. Toole 2001 Rafael M. Padron Jr. 2009 Steven A. Manilla 1986 Torval D. Mork 1995 + Donald E. Rowson 1956 Friendship Thomas J. Melita 1988 Alexander L. Greimann 2008 Brad J. Pruner 1994 Robert G. Sbardellati 1971 + Eric J. Maroun 2008 Samuel S. Busby 1993 + Kristopher C. Spector 2011 + Stephan J. Vranka 1972 + CALIFORNIA Perge! Society Norris Javier A. Cavero 2002 Robert E. Wacker 1970 Brendon D. Papineau 2003 C. Archibald D. Young 1947 Jeffrey M. Downey (8) 1983 Daniel Woodfin 1964 + BERKELEY Andrew D. Hasel 2006 Perge! Society Norris Perge! Society Fairbanks Perge! Society Wallace Joseph Myszkowski 2011 Robert C. Pohlad (15) 1976 Perge! Society Fairbanks S. R. Corbishley (1) 1990 Royal Purple Alfred L. Woodill (10) 1946 Christopher L. Kurtz (1) 2006 Daniel M. Guggenheim 1960 Total $471.76 Perge! Society Fairbanks Jesse R. Ferreras (1) 2006 Perge! Society Fairbanks Alexander S. Wylie (1) 1996 Total $1,115.00 Total $4,556.22 Purple Clematis Gregory F. Castle (10) 1983 Total $37,270.00 Martin C. Smith 1976 Total $7,739.69 CHAPMAN BAYLOR Ft. Armstrong Friendship BROWN Dennis M. Drew 1975 RJ Castaneda 2008 ARKANSAS Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl Manuel G. Gonzalez IV 1977 CALIFORNIA Royal Purple L. Hayes Fuller III 1977 J. Stephen Bentz 1968 John G. Haase 1954 Michael P. Bonds 1984 Philip H. Redding III 1978 Friendship Timothy S. Lien 1979 SANTA CHICAGO White Star Delta David M. Forker III 1961 + Donald J. Ludwig 1951 BARBARA Royal Purple Max A. Wernick 1974 Mark D. Aigner 1984 Terry Franc III 1958 Walter P. Strycker 1951 Bernard J. DelGiorno 1955 Wesley W. Schmidt 1981 White Star Purple Clematis John I. Keay 1942 + Snowy White Owl Paul W. Sams 1992 White Star Steven E. Area 1973 Alan B. Story 1978 John K. Stepita 1950 + Richard B. McConkie 1954 Richard L. Dobson 1953 Adam L. Switzer 1998 Purple Clematis Snowy White Owl Total $405.00 Kurt E. Peterson 1976 Bijan P. Karimi 1995 Log Cabin Eddie W. Daniel 1978 Friendship Norm Pressley 1950 Norman K. Cook 1958 Thomas M. Johnson 1986 Delta Stephen C. Dunn 1986 John D. Vohs 1950 Christopher B. Gipson 1993 John M. Saada Sr. 1956 Delta William A. Jones 1980 BUCKNELL Floyd Wilkins Jr. 1946 Ft. Armstrong Frank F. McMordie IV 2006 Centennial Dan S. McIntire Jr. 1995 Shawn A. McElroy 1987 Delta Ryuichi M. Watanabe 2003 Albert M. Fortier Jr. 1955 Joel Wernick 1976 Jonathan D. Walt 2007 David S. Marren 1983 Robert E. Boeddiker 1945 J. Wilmar Jensen 1947 Total $1,165.00 Royal Purple Perge! Society Wallace Friendship Robert W. Luhr 1946 Paul W. Sams (7) 1992 Edward D. Jones III 1966 Clay S. Morris 2012 + T. Robert Woodward 1954 Lester L. Stoakes 1948 James J. Monge 1955 Ft. Armstrong Total $1,825.00 Scott A. Varwig 1988 BOWLING Friendship Snowy White Owl Perge! Society Norris J. Craig Fuehrer 1966 Stephen H. Booth 1964 Stephen R. Baum 1975 Michael P. Bonds (10) 1984 GREEN Snowy White Owl Douglas N. Brown 1952 + CASE Frank G. Brunner Jr. 1942 Perge! Society Wallace Delta Geoffrey P. Mynott 1954 Don A. Dianda 1977 William O. Johnson 1958 Max A. Wernick (10) 1974 William E. Neff IV 1989 Bartlett Richards III 1962 Alan J. Donner 2007 WESTERN Michael T. Novak 1985 Perge! Society Fairbanks Friendship Delta Thomas D. Pratt 1952 Peter D. Richardson 1970 Ian Ferguson 1985 RESERVE Stephen C. Dunn (1) 1986 Anthony E. DiFilippo 1991 Taylor C. Smith 2004 Golden Chain Delta Shawn A. McElroy (1) 1987 Christopher D. Miller 1990 Charles A. Weidenfeller Jr. 1964 Perge! Society Wallace Eugene Slough 1953 Friendship Kun Chae 2004 Total $13,220.00 Carmen V. Venditto 1996 + Daniel M. Guggenheim (14) 1960 Robert W. Niebaum 1969 James W. Vice Jr. 1954 Total $270.00 R. Kemp Bohlen 1969 Perge! Society Fairbanks Stephen E. Woodbury 1979 John P. Burgess 1986 Royal Purple Manuel G. Gonzalez IV (3) 1977 J. Bruce Jackson 1952 Friendship AUBURN William R. Byrne 1976 Martin C. Smith (9) 1976 Mark E. Cawi 1988 Canonsburg BRADLEY Ethan D. Eiswerth 2002 + Purple Clematis Total $7,108.04 Donald K. Spies 1960 James A. Kaplan 1976 Samuel H. Franklin 1969 Royal Purple Robert J. Erwetowski 1964 + Frederick A. Karst 1956 White Star Michael A. Lucas 1983 Robert M. Femovich 1972 + Douglas C. Taylor 1986 Ft. Armstrong James W. Perkins 1947 + James W. Hutcheson 1966 White Star Dale R. Fernandes 1954 CALIFORNIA Riley Schaeffer 1946 Log Cabin Ricardo J. Anesi 1983 James D. Fisher 2003 Theodore J. Castele 1951 IRVINE David E. Forbes-Watkins 1961 James D. Schoettle 2012 + Jeffrey I. Stone 1979 William F. Ross III 1987 Jonathan D. Leef 1988 Charles W. Semenchuk 2001 Thomas H. Williams Jr. 1941 Purple Clematis Victor E. Rauscher III 1981 Purple Clematis Donald R. Foster 1950 Michael G. Bark 1986 John M. Humphrey 1981 Philip S. Shaw Jr. 1963 Purple Clematis Michael W. MacConnie 1983 George W. Rittinger 1954 Richard C. Thompson 1961 + Kenneth L. Farmer Jr. 1972 Jason R. Preston 1995 Robert J. Sampson 1993 Delta Lawrence M. Oberdank 1958 Matthew H. Marmolejo 2001 Jason M. Prigozen 1997 Steven D. Williams 1979 Norman H. Godwin 1991 Ft. Armstrong Mark G. Serrian 1987 Perge! Society Fairbanks Edward O. Harris 1978 William J. Kelly 1984 Roger L. Traxler 1949 Steven M. Shaw 1997 Snowy White Owl Friendship William H. Benagh 1949 Norman K. Cook (14) 1958 Ft. Armstrong Snowy White Owl G. Robert Van Schooneveld Jr. 1975 Bernard J. DelGiorno (12) 1955 Bruce E. Bartholomew 1978 Joel C. Carr 1994 David E. Walters 1965 Allen A. Ilano 1990 David B. Burroughs 1950 Darrell R. Kato 1982 Timothy T. Caggiano 1997 Richard L. Dobson (12) 1953 Edward B. Fischer 1967 Timothy C. Pearce 1984 Total $11,660.00 J. Wilmar Jensen (5) 1947 R. Ward Lariscy Jr. 1963 Lane T. Schnotala 1992 Scott Rosenthal 1981 Robert Koch 1953 Edmond C. Shi 1984 Fred J. Lekson 1952 Michael T. Novak (1) 1985 J. Allen Thornbury 1978 Delta John M. Saada Sr. (13) 1956 Snowy White Owl Michael J. Flanagan 1996 CALGARY Perge! Society Fairbanks Loren M. Loebell 1945 Log Cabin Michael G. Bark (7) 1986 Sean F. Martindale 1995 Total $4,790.00 Rory L. McKean 1976 Daniel P. Pelphrey 2005 Jonathan L. Moore 2004 + Friendship Donald J. Herman 1985 Total $1,144.21 Ross J. Pillari 1972 Scott B. Murray 1969 Alan E. Muschott 1984 + David B. McQuaig 1987 Harlan H. Todd Jr. 1950 CINCINNATI Ernest S. Strong Jr. 1966 Todd W. Young 1999 Ft. Armstrong CALIFORNIA Russell Weisman Jr. 1944 Royal Purple Delta Perge! Society Norris Timothy G. Glowa 1993 Delta Kevin J. Hopper 1973 John D. Braddock 1970 Michael A. Lucas (11) 1983 Snowy White Owl STATE LONG David R. Arnold 1952 White Star Don Craft 1965 Perge! Society Wallace Ross H. Jardine 1995 Edward C. Baran Jr. 1964 Robert L. Helman 1995 Wade K. Cunningham Sr. 1966 Michael W. MacConnie (4) 1983 Delta BEACH Michael P. Kapostasy 1970 Snowy White Owl Kenneth L. Henderson 1976 William F. Ross III (11) 1987 R. Ashley Craib 1999 + Delta Paul D. Norder 1962 Stephen P. Hart 1973 Michael J. Ramsey 1990 Perge! Society Fairbanks Derek C. Glowa 2003 Steven J. Stonecypher 1992 Richard I. Roberts 1950 Jeffrey B. Linkous 1980 Stephen L. Sartain 1994 Lane T. Schnotala (2) 1992 Robert L. McElhoes 1992 + James L. Worthley 1962 Delta Friendship Total $14,232.54 Thomas S. Summers 1989 Friendship Edward A. Bay 1974 C. Wayne Alderman 1972 Total $4,873.92 Philip E. Dew 1948 Dennis L. Hemmer 1973 George E. Ducro III 1951

Not For College Days Alone 2013 Honor Roll of Donors 57 Perge! Society Wallace Ft. Armstrong Perge! Society Wallace Perge! Society Wilkinson Peter J. Kearney 1962 + CINCINNATI Robert W. Reniers Jr. (10) 1968 Alfred F. Van Ranst Jr. 1974 Snowy White Owl Edwin M. Ahrens (10) 1973 Anthony D. Kenkel (4) 1998 G. Scott Keller 2004 Ted M. Sharber 1977 Perge! Society Fairbanks Snowy White Owl Peter Sensenbrenner (2) 1975 Total $3,750.18 Ryan J. LaPorte 1992 + Joshua M. Weitzman 2001 Robert L. Cass Sr. (16) 1952 Erwine T. Buckenmaier Jr. 1955 Perge! Society Fairbanks Peter I. Martin 2010 Robert A. Otto (2) 1966 Jung Leong 1963 Friendship Ben H. Gregg Jr. (1) 1950 EMORY H. Franklin Perritt Jr. 1956 Brian S. Todd 1998 + Total $4,709.00 R. Wayne Phillips 1965 Total $4,035.00 Hubert J. Reynolds Jr. 2001 + Anthony G. Tappin 1949 Purple Clematis Perge! Society Norris N. Frank Six Jr. 1957 David L. Worrell 1967 Craig S. Kalter 1984 Jeorge E. Taylor 1988 + Kevin J. Hopper (9) 1973 COLORADO DENVER Snowy White Owl Total $6,900.00 Delta Arthur J. Wood III 1966 SCHOOL OF Joseph G. Bruce 1977 Snowy White Owl Andrew G. Kronitz 1984 Perge! Society Wilkinson Jonathan M. Currier 1984 Steven J. Bocher 1983 William R. Newton 1975 James H. Hendrie (15) 1950 COLGATE MINES Friendship Patrick E. Matoole 1991 + Michael B. Shapiro 1978 William H. Valentine Jr. (4) 1967 Ft. Armstrong Ft. Armstrong Moshe Adi 1996 + Perge! Society Wallace Joseph Valvona Jr. 1976 Perge! Society Wallace Michael D. Milone 1978 James A. Hull 1988 Eugene C. Batchelar III 1969 Patrick E. Matoole (1) 1991 Delta Wayne H. Brunetti (5) 1964 Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl John L. Brown 1952 William A. Brosius 1985 James C. Rinaman Jr. (14) 1955 Theodore E. Heidenreich Peter J. Ashton 1991 Harold R. Cunning Jr. 1939 + DEPAUW Robert L. Crenshaw 1971 Gordon E. Watts (3) 1967 Jr. 1947 Brian K. Carty 1996 Nicholas F. DiPietra 2002 + C. T. Leinbach III 1975 Sam P. Young (1) 1950 Centennial Friendship Robert H. Martinsen 1955 Dominic I. Holmes 1991 Christopher W. Fenton 1993 Brenton H. Wadsworth 1952 Perge! Society Fairbanks Frank F. Herron 1974 James L. Traylor 1968 Darrell E. Weber 1963 Delta White Star Walter W. Baggesen Jr. (1) 1957 Friendship Paul E. McElligott 1989 Richard P. Klopp 1943 Perge! Society Fairbanks Bruce V. Templin (2) 1970 J. Kurt Mahrdt Jr. 1956 Craig S. Kalter (7) 1984 Gordon S. Brummer 1955 + Jeremy A. Washington 2004 John E. McPhee 1976 William T. Shier 1988 Total $13,124.66 Peter W. Simmons 1942 + Jay R. Winkelhake 2000 Francis P. O’Hara Jr. 2009 William R. Newton (1) 1975 Log Cabin Total $1,685.00 Total $525.00 Friendship Perge! Society Wallace Curt R. Ward 1988 Marlis E. Smith Jr. 1982 Kenneth H. Blanchard (3) 1961 FLORIDA Purple Clematis Perge! Society Fairbanks Total $2,735.00 William C. Lentz 1964 COLORADO Peter J. Ashton (2) 1991 EVANSVILLE INTERNATIONAL Alex L. Rogers 1965 Snowy White Owl Delta Royal Purple James A. Hull (1) 1988 John Fox Arnold 1959 DARTMOUTH George J. Spradling 1951 Jonathan G. Kissel 2006 Gabriel A. Couriel 2002 Total $2,046.00 Michael D. Stratton 1988 Jeremy R. Tarr 1998 Friendship White Star Friendship James W. Dodds 1954 Fritz C. Arens III 1959 + Ft. Armstrong Delta Alberto Marinas 2003 Snowy White Owl COLORADO K. Alan Stewart 1965 William T. McMurry 1956 Christopher W. Cook 2002 Derek R. Warren 2004 Michael J. Coie 1965 Snowy White Owl Christopher L. Rafferty 2001 Total $330.44 John M. Lyon 1962 STATE John T. Axelberg 1983 Friendship White Star DAVIDSON Jere W. Dutt III 1990 Nathan T. Biondi 2012 + Carl H. Roath Jr. 1951 FLORIDA STATE Curtis W. Spencer III 1970 Scott J. Mikulecky 1982 Purple Clematis Robert L. Erickson 1958 Jeremy D. Buente 2008 Ft. Armstrong Howard B. Moyes 1987 Glenn C. Hannah 1952 Bradley A. Kastrup 2011 + Purple Clematis George S. Writer Jr. 1957 Paul W. Bonapfel 1972 Donald B. Zinn 1965 David J. Miller 1971 Ft. Armstrong Douglas A. Nemecek 1985 Total $480.00 Towner A. Blackstock 1994 Kevin J. Malone 1975 Delta Snowy White Owl Wade R. Nichols 1972 Michael E. Poth 1982 Delta James N. Ross Jr. 1962 Snowy White Owl Roger L. Kinney 1960 FLORIDA William J. Duston 1975 Douglas E. Nelson 1949 Delta Theodore H. Davis Jr. 1987 James E. Sanford 1971 James C. Daley 1976 David C. Kitchin 1976 Leigh A. Stocking 1951 Royal Purple Peter L. Jones 1993 Friendship James H. Hendrie 1950 David A. Picard 1985 Aaron L. Cubbison 1996 Christopher A. Guntermann 1974 William S. Randolph Jr. 1967 Eric J. Vale 1981 Rocky D. Tschappat 1984 John F. Spiegel 1994 Gary L. Wegenke 1960 Canonsburg Donald S. Stuart 1972 William R. Franklin 1947 James C. Rinaman Jr. 1955 Delta Kenneth R. Hanna 1964 Friendship Friendship Delta Alfred C. Coxe III 1978 Ryan N. Clark 2007 David S. Johnson 1953 Log Cabin Jeff C. Crew Jr. 1967 Donald E. Larkin 1958 William H. Valentine Jr. 1967 Joseph W. Kuhn Jr. 1969 Randall K. Nuss 1984 + Louis J. Seybold 1974 William W. Crone 1984 J. Dennis Marek 1964 Perge! Society Wallace Adam M. Dutko 2003 + Jack D. Noyes 1956 Purple Clematis Glenn C. Trumbower 1967 William L. Strong 2003 + Wayne H. Brunetti 1964 Friendship Thomas E. Worth 1963 Scott J. Mikulecky (6) 1982 Michael R. Gordon 2008 Bruce W. Parker 1956 John H. Hamrick 1980 + Joseph G. Gamble Jr. 1948 Corey P. Gray 2002 Perge! Society Wallace Perge! Society Fairbanks Bruce E. Partner 1958 Michael E. Poth (1) 1982 Richard B. Patterson 1951 Robert R. Whiting 1959 Ft. Armstrong Robert S. Klepper 1993 + John Fox Arnold (14) 1959 G. Clinton Johnson Jr. 1975 Danny R. Ohnesorge 1974 + James W. Dodds (11) 1954 Total $2,115.00 Gregory A. Reineck 1967 Friendship Total $1,610.00 Melvin L. Allen 1953 William H. Palm 1954 Craig F. Stark 1973 Perge! Society Fairbanks Randolph L. Scott 1984 Perge! Society Fairbanks Carl H. Roath Jr. (1) 1951 Robert S. Breger 1980 + COLUMBIA Richard S. French 1960 Craig D. Singer 1985 Kevin J. Malone (9) 1975 Total $3,715.00 Ft. Armstrong DELAWARE Gordon E. Watts 1967 Total $1,559.00 Stephen W. Hayes 1966 Bruce D. Sargent 1966 Friendship John V. Hollensteiner 1989 Snowy White Owl COLORADO Snowy White Owl Ryan M. Schneer 2011 Norman F. Jay 1955 Robert J. Blood 1958 FRESNO STATE Adam F. Barrison 1991 Jim Knapp 1963 L. Del Butterfield Jr. 1960 COLLEGE William A. Billingham 1951 Eddie W. Daniel 1978 Friendship DENISON Douglas M. Long 1973 Greg W. Hoffman 1999 White Star Dudley Ferris 1952 Michael D. Ricks 1978 J. Louis Gallegos 1972 Robert L. Cass Sr. 1952 Kristopher E. Kaliebe 1992 White Star Michael H. Houchard 1957 David A. Rooney 2001 Edwin M. Ahrens 1973 Philip A. Thomas 1986 Log Cabin Vincent S. Marchewka 1974 William R. Lomax 1964 David W. Purcell 1953 Joshua M. Wilson 2005 Robert W. Reniers Jr. 1968 Delta Perge! Society Wallace Raymond B. Martinez 1962 Thomas M. Herlihy 1975 Ft. Armstrong GEORGIA Purple Clematis J. Kurt Mahrdt Jr. (11) 1956 Fred F. Roberts 1954 Centennial Brian J. Meek 1986 Anthony J. Leitner Jr. 1965 Bradley F. Norpell 1950 James E. Spencer 1955 Peter Sensenbrenner 1975 Brenton H. Wadsworth (13) 1952 Robert D. Cheeley 1979 Ft. Armstrong Friendship Thomas W. Swanson 1971 Snowy White Owl Perge! Society Fairbanks Royal Purple Robert W. Boge 1959 James D. Boyce 1969 William T. Shier (11) 1988 Bruce V. Templin 1970 Samuel W. Richwine Jr. 1973 James N. Cooper 1959 John D. McQuigg 1953 Robert A. Otto 1966 George J. Spradling (10) 1951 Gregg T. Templin 1972 White Star Kelly B. Powers 1984 Robert L. Hatcher 1962 Thomas E. Norpell 1941 J. Christopher Wilt 1976 James D. Parsons 1974 Michael D. Stratton (13) 1988 William R. Bracewell 1968 Snowy White Owl Joseph M. Lane 1961 Curt R. Ward (12) 1988 Sam P. Young 1950 + James W. Purcell 1973 Stewart E. Reuter 1960 Delta Will Balthrope II 1984 Total $16,884.00 Delta Terrance C. Sullivan 1972 Frederick L. Freeman 1967 Ronald R. Rosenblatt 1969 Ben H. Gregg Jr. 1950 Walter W. Baggesen Jr. 1957 William T. McConnell 1955 Purple Clematis Charles Rubens 1952 James C. Shehan 1982 Robert E. Barrett 1956 James J. Adams 1983 Edward G. Skeeters Jr. 1967 Jeffrey I. Stein 1977 + J. Wayne Mixson 1947 J. Wayne Mixson 1947 Harold P. Quinn Jr. 1977 DRAKE J. Rance Cain 1969 Delta Total $1,475.00 Log Cabin William K. Rinaman 1960 William C. Fusselman 1988 Edward V. Heath 1960 Richard I. Roberts 1950 Anthony D. Kenkel 1998 Ronald W. Robison 1957 Richard A. Young 1954 Robert B. Meyer 1970 Gene C. Huang 1967 Snowy White Owl Loren H. Walker 1958 CONNECTICUT Friendship Jere W. Morehead 1988 Steven R. Vela 1986 Aaron J. Brunello 2002 Friendship Danny A. Neil 1968 Richard F. Zier 1973 Friendship L. Bradley Agin 1985 David Gonzalez 2004 Michael Anaclerio 1956 Brien T. Buckman 2012 William F. Brown Jr. 1961 Ft. Armstrong Friendship Derek J. Nelson 2006 Alan H. Brown II 1966 James T. Dixon 1991 Gordon H. Respess 1967 Adam S. Kim 1998 + Delta Earl J. Claire 1962 Morrie E. Halvorsen 1953 Snowy White Owl Kenneth J. Mellin 1965 CORNELL Jonathon G. Sondergaard 2009 William W. Collins 1973 Charles P. Conboy 2002 Jack D. Real 1961 William C. Maxwell 1946 + Kyle B. Stolarz 2010 J. D. Collner 1962 + Centennial Jacques W. Rhodes 1969 R. Glen Owen Jr. 1986 Robert J. Trousdale 1957 Kenneth H. Blanchard 1961 Timothy S. Sullivan 2008 Greg Garcia 2009 + F. John Semley 1970 William M. Hood Jr. 1956 Chad T. Teague 1988

Friendship Up To $499 Delta $500-$999 Snowy White Owl $1,000-$2,499 Ft. Armstrong $2,500-$4,999 Purple Clematis $5,000-$7,499 Log Cabin $7,500- LIFETIME $9,999 White Star $10,000-$17,499 Canonsburg $17,500-$24,999 Royal Purple $25,000-$49,999 Golden Chain $50,000-$74,999 Black Diamond $75,000- GIVING $99,999 Centennial $100,000-$249,999 Thomas R. Marshall $250,000-$499,999 Calvin Coolidge $500,000-$999,999 Founders $1 Million & Above

SOCIETIES + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra PERGE! SOCIETY: NORRIS ($5,000+) WILKINSON ($2,000+) WALLACE ($1,000+) FAIRBANKS ($500+)

58 2013 Honor Roll of Donors Friendship, the Sweetest Influence Homer E. Weeks 1975 Ft. Armstrong Thomas P. Timmins 1966 White Star Larry D. Jensen 1963 Friendship Friendship Robert W. Davies 1957 Friendship Jerome C. Groniger 1956 H. James Mair 1953 William E. Briggs 1972 Barry A. Fleming 1988 Richard W. Esser 1964 Larry W. Bennett 1982 Harold E. Hindsley 1950 Richard W. Nolen 1967 Jerry C. Crisostomo 1981 Hunter S. Hamm 1996 + William A. Koch III 1949 Paul S. Cashen 1978 K. Thomas Klimmeck 1984 John W. Yoder 1949 Michael L. Gillies 1972 Phillip A. Reddick 1974 William C. Martindale Jr. 1964 James L. Copeland 1961 Robert H. Little 1957 Perge! Society Fairbanks Michael A. Schell 1973 Samuel F. Smith 1974 R. Bruce McMahon Jr. 1972 Benjamin S. Durant 1994 + Kenneth L. Means 1940 James L. Cook (6) 1964 Larry Watson 1971 Brian M. Thomas 1988 Jeffrey M. Preston 1962 Richard B. Johnston 1959 Robert J. Passaneau 1959 Total $3,242.02 Perge! Society Wallace Keith H. Vickers 1978 Richard L. Scheff 1977 Paul R. Kennedy Jr. 1952 + Log Cabin Mark D. Sullivan (3) 1985 Billy C. Williams 1982 + Richard D. Shirk 1967 Clark S. Ketterman 1952 Daniel A. Damon 1958 Perge! Society Fairbanks Perge! Society Wallace Robert R. Sieck 1957 Nicholas Rutsis Jr. 1963 Russell C. Hammer 1978 + INDIANA Garry D. Elder (2) 1974 Robert D. Cheeley (12) 1979 Robert H. Stark 1955 Perge! Society Fairbanks John B. Jenkins 1958 Golden Chain Brent A. Leffel (1) 1991 Samuel W. Richwine Jr. (12) 1973 Donald T. Zimmerman 1948 E. Roger Jackson (2) 1952 Ft. Armstrong William R. Miller 1962 William G. Niederer (3) 1985 Perge! Society Fairbanks Snowy White Owl Howard A. Pelham (9) 1951 Lee E. Curtiss 1955 Royal Purple Total $4,153.28 William R. Bracewell (11) 1968 Philip J. Bernardi 1979 Total $3,698.00 Robert H. Hayes 1954 David R. Frick 1966 William C. Fusselman (6) 1988 Walter L. Brenneman Jr. 1958 William C. Ieuter 1957 Canonsburg James W. Purcell (2) 1973 Stuart R. Carswell Jr. 1957 Victor S. Kamber 1965 Alan B. Graf Jr. 1975 IOWA Total $6,517.34 Fred F. Fielding 1961 IDAHO Snowy White Owl Jay B. Hunt 1962 Centennial John G. Pappajohn 1952 W. Scott Griffiths 1974 Centennial Owen H. Ackerman 1959 Log Cabin Robert S. Jones Jr. 1965 Thomas T. Nicholson 1959 John M. Benson 1986 Thomas P. Cottrell 1982 White Star GEORGIA Edward L. Morgan Jr. 1965 John D. Rowell 1948 Rodney S. Bond 1966 Robert N. Whitacre 1967 Matthew M. Amend 1987 Robert B. Nettleton 1984 James E. Whistler 1970 Roger J. Chamlin PE 1962 Purple Clematis Ft. Armstrong TECH George C. Pence 1954 Royal Purple C. Dan Chenoweth 1960 William C. Lentz 1964 Perry B. Hansen 1969 Canonsburg John R. Werner 1959 Ft. Armstrong Richard B. Zelvin 1980 Richard H. Clements 1948 Richard D. Peppler 1965 John A. Helledy 1961 Canonsburg Thomas M. Hickey 1976 Theodore D. Dickman 1983 Snowy White Owl White Star Delta James D. Goodwin 1970 Richard T. Chaffin 1960 William R. Irwin 1962 Robert H. Oswald 1944 Blaine P. Biedermann 1985 John O. Briggs 1967 Stephen H. Edwards 1964 Thomas A. Troeger 1959 Allen E. Brennecke 1959 James E. Giuliani 1976 Andrew V. Leh 1959 Robert C. Johnston 1960 Robert A. MacFarland 1967 James P. Glenny 1960 Thomas W. Johnston 1958 Snowy White Owl James D. Carstensen 1989 Hal Hart 1969 White Star Jay E. Allardt 1978 Gunther R. Lubben 1988 James C. Rowe III 1987 William E. Miles Jr. 1953 Jim D. Keehner 1957 Friendship Richard C. Bermensolo 1996 Jay R. Larson 1955 David F. Bennhoff 1959 Steven D. Nelson 1977 Log Cabin William G. Gilbert Jr. 1996 Thomas C. Froehle 1985 Delta Charles W. Bass 1970 John D. Bream 1957 Joshua P. Laufenberg 2008 Geoffrey B. Curtiss 1970 + James V. Hawkins 1958 Robert E. Lowry 1944 Eugene J. McGarvey Jr. 1958 Scott A. Irlmeier 1993 Purple Clematis Patrick R. Dempsey 2008 William P. Marineau 1950 Tony Porterfield 1969 William K. McGarvey 1959 Peter J. Justen 1959 Charles T. Brasfield III 1966 J. Dean Mosher 1949 AA Richard H. Mills 1948 William E. Shields 1951 Michael W. Harris 1970 Charles Lentz IV 1961 James B. Ruyle 1960 Joseph W. Lynch Jr. 1985 Kenneth L. Reagan 1968 Allan F. Sindell 1949 Thomas C. Pagedas 1955 Friendship Ft. Armstrong Gerald R. Schlatter 1959 William L. Ridgway 1943 AA William E. Davis 1960 Thomas E. Bell Jr. 1955 J. Ed Muhlbach 1949 Paul B. Van Ness 1977 Bryan K. Nogaki 2002 Neil R. Thornton 1952 Gene A. Wallace 1954 Jeffrey A. Schwarz 1994 Scott R. Felgenhauer 1997 Ralph C. Carter Jr. 1979 J. Daniel Tibbitts 1955 John T. Scott 1957 John M. Miller 1950 Alexandros C. Demestihas 2005 Thomas F. Roberts 1985 Delta Perge! Society Norris Richard E. Trail 1966 Robert L. Braun 1963 Robert T. Story 1949 Edward G. Olander 2005 Andrew Kohl 1967 Rodney R. Zwainz 1976 Donald C. Tyte 1948 Chester E. Rauch 1969 William E. Miller Jr. 1967 F. Barry Shaw (13) 1965 Gregg A. Bruhn 1975 Perge! Society Wallace Log Cabin Thomas D. Earley 1963 Timothy J. Wiley 1981 Harold J. Reister 1953 Arthur R. Morse Jr. 1956 Kirk R. Bewley 1975 Robert R. Wylie 1961 Perge! Society Norris William H. Palm 1954 William C. Martindale Jr. (2) 1964 William W. Nicholas 1970 Robert C. Muff (14) 1960 Purple Clematis F. Scott Rathbun 1985 Delta John G. Pappajohn (14) 1952 Denny Pryor 1951 Rodney W. Bohman 1967 Edmond H. Goodknight 1993 Perge! Society Wallace Bob N. Robards 1960 Richard F. Romig (15) 1947 AA Friendship Perge! Society Fairbanks Charles R. Broulim 1960 Cole Blasier 1947 + Justin B. Jones 1949 Matthew M. Amend (9) 1987 Snowy White Owl Darrell J. Daubert 1959 Joseph T. Lower 1989 Total $12,302.00 Milton E. Berry 1962 Richard W. Esser (2) 1964 Ramon M. Brinkman 1952 Jeffrey M. Preston (7) 1962 P. Craig Storti 1968 Brian S. Brown 1982 Ronald F. Remak 1979 Frederick I. Boone 1966 Ft. Armstrong Friendship Harold F. Brinkley 1948 Total $12,500.00 James J. Kosmerl 1975 IOWA STATE Robert E. Bohman 1970 Stephen B. Lindell 1957 Vincent J. Backs 1962 Clinton M. Crabtree 1949 Ben O. Orndorff 1994 Richard L. Bennett 1954 Calvin Coolidge Winford G. Ellis 1963 Luiz F. Mendes 2008 + Richard D. McCormick 1961 HAMPDEN- William H. Orndorff 2002 Warren R. Nickerson 1955 Charles H. Boehne 1948 Edward H. Guilbert Jr. 1965 Stephen C. Swanson 1960 Steven J. Delaney 1973 Golden Chain Ernest A. Purnell Jr. 1946 AA James C. Murray II 1959 M. Casey Hodgson 1992 + SYDNEY Snowy White Owl Kevin E. Green 1977 Jeffrey C. Korth 1977 White Star Perge! Society Wallace Royal Purple Benjamin W. Chase 1994 Jerome C. Groniger (7) 1956 Michael P. House 1986 + Donald T. Miller 1966 Benjamin E. Robinson 1986 Richard E. Fredekind 1975 Elbert J. Kram 1963 + Jon B. Burmeister 1967 Stephen E. Robinson 1966 Purple Clematis Neal E. Kottke (9) 1961 M. Neil Goodman 1962 Lawrence H. Halvorson III 1974 Victor S. Kamber (3) 1965 William A. Kunkel IV 1974 Ernest O. Rotramel Jr. 1952 Matthew S. Garrison 1999 David B. Lincoln 1968 Andrew K. Light 1977 Gordon J. Smith 1961 Randolph L. Scott 1984 Ft. Armstrong Kenneth L. Means (10) 1940 Canonsburg Bruce L. McIntosh 1953 Perge! Society Fairbanks Donald R. Marquette 1974 + John B. Snead 1988 W. Christian Mellon 2000 John P. Nelson 1991 Herbert A. Miller Jr. 1957 Howard M. Logan 1946 W. Scott Walker 1980 Snowy White Owl John B. Jenkins (3) 1958 Michael D. Roach 1974 Joshua P. Laufenberg (4) 2008 J. Michael Miller 1988 Delta Brian P. Jeter 1984 A. James Sather 1955 Total $119,826.26 John A. Morris Jr. 1982 + John H. Beach 1950 Delta James S. Wagoner 2007 Samuel L. Reed 1956 Paul E. Pisano 1989 W. Martin Bretherton Jr. 1977 Delta Robert H. Sebring 1963 + Raymond K. Elderd 1960 Friendship W. Lewis Clark Jr. 1949 ILLINOIS Adam C. Shields 2003 William G. Grip 1982 Christopher B. Coleman 1991 Jan R. Noorda 1971 J. William Sibbitt Jr. 1976 Orville T. Guffin 1962 J. Scott Harris 1973 Stanley B. Palmer 1957 AA WESLEYAN Mark F. Wheeler 1971 Ian T. Johnson 2006 Christopher W. Heggen 1997 Steven B. Samuelson 1976 White Star Perge! Society Norris Robert H. Hormberg 1960 William E. Linden III 1984 David V. Uberuaga 1972 Jerome C. Groniger 1956 David R. Frick (8) 1966 Richard A. Lawson 1986 Perge! Society Wallace Friendship Ft. Armstrong Perge! Society Wilkinson F. M. Mitchell 1963 Matthew S. Garrison (8) 1999 Edward A. Button 1979 Marvin D. Bower 1945 Alan B. Graf Jr. (9) 1975 Benjamin E. Robinson (15) 1986 James L. Cook 1964 James D. Morrill 1969 Robert H. Emmons 1955 Perge! Society Wallace J. Gregory Robbins 1968 Perge! Society Fairbanks Douglas F. Griffin 1979 + Snowy White Owl Thomas P. Cottrell (11) 1982 MATTHEW M. Friendship Brian P. Jeter (1) 1984 Ronald W. King 1970 Robert M. Bicket 1967 William R. Miller (13) 1962 W. Christian Mellon (11) 2000 David W. Coats 1974 AMEND (Iowa 1987) R. Robert Brannon Jr. 1963 Ronald R. Rosenblatt 1969 Perge! Society Fairbanks J. Bryan Hanson 2001 + Total $3,681.58 Robert B. Tarola 1960 Richard L. Dehm 1950 Thomas C. Froehle Jr. (1) 1985 has joined the Founda- Roy A. Ferguson 1959 H. Dale Hartough Jr. 1966 Perge! Society Wilkinson Jay B. Hunt (11) 1962 tion board serving William B. Martin Jr. 1948 Robert L. Hildebrand 1952 HANOVER J. Dean Mosher (7) 1949 William L. Ridgway (3) 1943 as a director. Matt is Gary M. Potter 1964 John D. Rowell (9) 1948 Walter G. Krug 1969 Robert N. Whitacre (12) 1967 Tylan H. Shultz 1990 Log Cabin James T. Swinney 1953 Charles E. Gabe 1990 Perge! Society Fairbanks Total $16,194.02 currently vice president William B. White 1959 Benjamin W. Chase (3) 1994 Delta Jeffrey S. Zickus 1996 Purple Clematis Phillip B. Gebben 1991 of finance for Upstream Howard A. Pelham 1951 Stephen H. Edwards (4) 1964 Perge! Society Wallace William P. Marineau (6) 1950 Charles P. Kulier 1957 INDIANA Management Informa- Ft. Armstrong Dan A. McCoy 1964 John O. Briggs (16) 1967 Total $152,806.20 tion for BP. He has an John R. Coomer 1961 John L. Odell 1945 STATE Perge! Society Fairbanks Richard H. Clements (2) 1948 E. Roger Jackson 1952 Gerald L. Philpott 1959 Purple Clematis MBA from Pepperdine Michael W. Harris (14) 1970 Thomas J. Nacca 1957 ILLINOIS J. William Roberts 1964 William G. Niederer 1985 University. He has Total $37,050.70 Snowy White Owl Centennial Ronald L. Ruecker 1966 Ft. Armstrong Ferdinand R. Avril 1954 served the Fraternity as Brenton H. Wadsworth 1952 Friendship Garry D. Elder 1974 Raymond A. Bowden 1949 Royal Purple Ashish C. Bhatia 1993 + James D. Spencer 1973 a Field Secretary and as GETTYSBURG John V. Davis 1953 Neal E. Kottke 1961 Robert W. Carden 1952 Mark D. Sullivan 1985 Elmer E. Geissler 1951 Chapter President. He Royal Purple Canonsburg Joseph L. Corsello 1959 + Snowy White Owl F. Barry Shaw 1965 Karl J. Klein 1966 David L. Jump 1976 + Loren G. Davidson 1951 Brent A. Leffel 1991 is married with three White Star Joseph S. Rawlings 1952 John C. White 1970 Scott E. Huch 1986 Charles Lingenfelter 1972 children and lives in Robert C. Muff 1960 Delta John A. Jacobs 1969 + Delta Richard F. Romig 1947 AA David C. Seim 1953 Kent L. Gordon II 2001 Houston, Texas.

Not For College Days Alone 2013 Honor Roll of Donors 59 Roger D. Johnson 1964 Perge! Society Fairbanks Friendship Snowy White Owl IOWA STATE JAMES Gary W. Burnett (10) 1964 Daniel J. Dohar 1986 Peter B. Beck 1965 White Star William L. Larrabee 1955 H. Robert Cassling 1952 MADISON Steven C. Mueller 1980 Peter L. Schofield (13) 1962 Daron L. Gifford 1980 Albert C. Cooke III 1982 Harvey E. Mallory III 1957 Snowy White Owl John L. Richeson 1962 Total $1,620.00 Peter Z. Rylko 1992 Mark L. Gardner 1983 Charles A. Reinhart III 1982 Log Cabin Marc G. Mertz 1996 Delta Perge! Society Norris Charles H. Logan 1974 Delta Robert M. Bunten Jr. 1950 KENTUCKY Peter L. Clark (12) 1968 Donald H. Stires 1950 A. Peter Rimsans II 1993 Christopher W. Fuller 1995 Douglas W. Draper 1993 Perge! Society Fairbanks Delta Matthew J. Mertz 1999 David T. Runyan 1958 Royal Purple Joseph R. Grahn (1) 1975 Frank J. Diana 1977 Purple Clematis Carl F. Pollard 1960 Ralph J. Anderson 1955 Douglas W. Tees 1995 Friendship Nicholas A. Potter (2) 1994 Michael A. Kelly 1975 Jerrel E. Weaver 1994 Jason S. Austin 1989 Canonsburg John J. Ronayne III (4) 1969 Friendship Louis G. Filosa 1973 Benjamin R. Harper 1969 Duane A. Renken 1955 Friendship Charles E. Barry 1957 Total $13,392.51 Charles A. Arcodia 1979 Marc K. Boysworth 1996 Bret M. Boeger 1988 White Star Patrick J. Burke 2012 + Lawrence H. Thompson 1964 William C. Harrison 1977 William C. Ziebell 1951 Timothy A. Brown 2010 + Nicholas M. Brown 2001 + Michael G. Fisher 1990 Christopher M. Burris 2008 + Matt B. Mullender 2010 William H. Mautz 1965 KNOX Charles R. Macauley 1949 Ft. Armstrong Log Cabin Black Diamond Sean T. Donnelly 1995 Brian M. Cassidy 2001 Paul J. Person 1994 + Douglas W. Paige 1971 + Robert D. Delmarco 1995 Harry T. Stucker 1947 Robert H. Becknell 1967 Vernon L. Stisser Jr. 1962 AA Perge! Society Fairbanks Peter J. McNally 1990 Purple Clematis Log Cabin Charles J. Schleusner 1997 Kyle A. Engle 2012 + Perge! Society Fairbanks J. Douglas Breen (7) 1968 Denys O. Fabiato 1997 Richard I. Barr (10) 1959 Robinson S. Brown 2002 David S. Schramm 1978 Paul E. Klinedinst Jr. (12) 1955 Adam L. Shires 2000 Ft. Armstrong Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl Robert C. Fisher 2006 + John R. Bunten (6) 1954 Total $2,925.00 Zachary V. Franklin 2013 + Steven J. Heeney (1) 1978 Thomas E. Bloch 1972 C. Rodney Boynton 1953 Richard J. Davidson 1976 Charles D. Leffler 1972 Robert T. Boynton 1965 Roger E. Forrester 1954 Brian M. Glass 2005 John B. Martin (9) 1959 William J. Prendergast Jr. 2000 Kevin F. Mitchelson (2) 1979 Ronald D. Wagoner 1962 Bradford J. Colby 1976 LOUISIANA Michael E. Hagan 1988 Colin M. Harding 1963 Timothy W. Reynolds 2008 + Total $14,935.20 Snowy White Owl Thomas C. Hoak 1941 John R. Bryden 1974 Kenneth J. Peve 1987 STATE Steven J. Hunst Iowa 1975 William R. Rinaldo 2009 + Ft. Armstrong Jason S. C. Robinson 2007 C. Robert Clark 1962 C. Robert Woolsey 1963 Carleton A. Larsen 1963 KANSAS STATE Ronald M. Green 1972 Delta John V. Bailliet 1961 Jerome P. Lucey 1955 Michael B. Sacks 2004 Duncan L. Bridewell 1969 Christopher M. Shepherd 1994 + Black Diamond Lawrence W. Heil 1967 Robert H. Fett 1954 Craig A. Mason 1972 Michael E. Morris 1977 Louis W. Jaquith 1966 Richard D. Horton 1949 Snowy White Owl Joseph P. Yuschak 2010 + John B. Ariail Jr. 1980 Ronald L. Scharnweber 1967 White Star C. Kimble Miller Jr. 1970 Frank M. Johnson 1952 Kevin A. Shires 2005 Perge! Society Fairbanks Bret A. Clesi 1980 Marc G. Mertz (1) 1996 Kendal D. Johnson 1979 Fred W. Myers 1965 Hobart C. VanDeventer 1949 Michael E. Smith 1978 Stephen K. Wilson 1970 Robert M. Crawford 1960 Total $2,165.55 W. Drake Shaw 1977 Friendship Nicholas Smock 2008 Gregory C. Stuart 1970 Delta Robert J. Anderson Jr. 1954 Charles A. Germano 1978 Frank J. Listi Jr. 1967 Richard E. Wiltamuth 1960 Purple Clematis Nicholas A. Arnold 1967 Joseph S. King 1965 Delta James E. Taylor 1970 Rex L. Bailey 1961 Jerry F. Kuzanek 1963 Arthur L. Roberts 1960 JOHNS Kevin B. Simpson 1985 Joe E. Carsky 1985 Ft. Armstrong Richard A. Bean 1969 Paul L. Salansky Jr. 1973 Jon M. Dohrmann 1983 HOPKINS Brett C. Bogan 1989 Kevin E. McKiernan 1973 Richard A. Whitcomb 1957 + Thomas B. Shearman 1949 W. Robert Griswold Jr. 1964 Ft. Armstrong Daniel R. Carter 1975 Joseph T. Richardson 1971 Perge! Society Norris Delta David N. Hankinson 1955 Andrew G. Cappuccino 1984 John M. Foust 1992 Charles L. Shearer 1964 Vernon L. Stisser Jr. (1) 1962 AA John G. Allelo 1984 Daniel C. McEachran 1953 Daniel F. Organek 1994 Christopher A. Hupe 1994 C. Benjamin Simmons 2002 Perge! Society Fairbanks P. Donald Hidalgo 1950 Ralph D. Jackson Jr. 1966 Robert A. Zeis Jr. 1997 Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl Friendship Bradford J. Colby (2) 1976 Friendship E. Bruce Bower 1963 Steven J. Heeney 1978 Richard B. Bierman 1967 + Total $99,943.32 John W. Mundinger Jr. 1976 Fielding W. Beeler 1955 + Jack Carlock 1958 Tom L. Haug 1982 James H. Eckler 1974 Friendship Thomas R. Calame 1969 Thomas S. Summers Jr. 1951 Larry L. Sears 1976 Matthew A. Gillies 1995 Harold B. Babin 1958 G. Edward Deery 1988 James N. Trone 1947 AA Cecil E. Stout 1970 Jon C. Greiner 1969 LAFAYETTE John R. Bloss 1986 Steven M. Feller 2001 + Delta J. Scott Williams 1972 Robert E. Hall 1968 + Canonsburg Frank G. Bock Jr. 1963 Donald E. Morel Jr. 1979 Joseph J. Cefalu Jr. 1968 Robert J. Halverson 1964 Paul J. Boyle 1978 Delta John K. Roach III 1966 John R. Krantz 1970 Michael L. McGarvey 1990 Roger T. Aeschliman 1982 O. Steven Young 1967 + Ft. Armstrong John B. Davis 1989 + James H. Kremers 1951 Friendship David A. Bennett 1994 Perge! Society Wilkinson David W. McSurdy Jr. 1980 David A. Dussouy 2002 + Randy A. Schumacher 1983 Matthew B. Baldwin 2007 + Keith A. Geyer 1992 William H. Mautz (15) 1965 Snowy White Owl John T. Joubert 1993 Robert L. Smith Jr. 1959 + William J. Beutler 1979 Corey A. Imhoff 1991 Carl F. Pollard (10) 1960 Victor Angeline III 1978 Donald L. Lantz Jr. 1958 F. Clark Warden 1960 F. Christopher Chirieleison 1989 + Michael A. Kijowski 1990 Perge! Society Wallace Charles T. Bachus III 1971 David G. Mauney 1976 Perge! Society Norris Robert R. Duncan 1971 Gordon G. Lewis 1974 Robert H. Becknell (10) 1967 Arthur S. Hansen 1962 Michael B. McKeogh 1988 + Richard D. McCormick (16) 1961 John P. Evans 1971 + Stephen G. Sexton 1980 Robinson S. Brown IV (7) 2002 Delta A. Lloyd Stoessell 1962 Gordon J. Smith (10) 1961 Lawrence L. Hochberg 1992 + Robert J. Svec 1984 Perge! Society Fairbanks Jesse E. Fosselman 1960 William G. Yates 1962 Perge! Society Wilkinson Garrett R. Lasnier 2012 + Friendship Benjamin R. Harper (10) 1969 Friendship Total $2,431.76 Jon B. Burmeister (15) 1967 Thomas A. Placey 1984 Thomas A. Anguiano 2004 + William C. Harrison (14) 1977 Darrell A. Daman 2003 + Perge! Society Wallace Michael D. Privitera Jr. 1976 Jared V. Cox 2009 + C. Kimble Miller Jr. (3) 1970 Henry Kohlenberger Jr. 1951 MAINE James C. Murray II (13) 1959 Matthew A. Schirripa 2002 Stanley E. Foltz 1974 Total $10,806.00 J. Todd VanCleef 1988 Adam L. Shires (2) 2000 Richard E. Webster 1963 Perge! Society Wilkinson Snowy White Owl Dustin L. Littrell 2002 Douglas H. Banks 1982 Perge! Society Fairbanks Douglas M. Witzenbocker 2011 + Donald E. Morel Jr. (10) 1979 Michael J. Mizell 2005 Robert T. Gladu 1987 Sean T. Donnelly (1) 1995 Total $3,000.80 KETTERING Total $3,700.00 Robert A. Weber Jr. 1973 Thomas C. Sullivan 1955 Michael E. Hagan (2) 1988 Black Diamond Perge! Society Norris Delta Howard M. Logan (12) 1946 Michael E. Morris (14) 1977 Peter L. Clark 1968 A. Peter Rimsans II (8) 1993 KANSAS Log Cabin LASALLE Joel P. Gardiner 1983 Perge! Society Fairbanks Robert E. Harrison 1966 Total $35,440.48 Centennial David L. Schoewe 1975 Snowy White Owl John B. Martin 1959 J. Scott Williams (2) 1972 Dean J. Nasto 1998 Donald L. Swicker 1953 Total $9,363.00 Purple Clematis Royal Purple Bruce B. Roesner 1970 Friendship JACKSONVILLE John R. Bunten 1954 Ft. Armstrong LAWRENCE Charles J. Farnham 1982 Canonsburg Richard D. Smith 1954 KENT STATE John J. Ronayne III 1969 James S. Fassett 1983 Kevin W. Haga 1992 Canonsburg Delta Charles E. Morgan 1963 Log Cabin Snowy White Owl Edward C. Lake Jr. 1967 Log Cabin Stephen D. Bunten 1960 Peter L. Schofield 1962 Donald L. Barefoot 1977 James A. Oliver 1950 Edward A. Rath 1966 Matthew D. Smyth 1980 Richard Gonzalez 1998 White Star Purple Clematis Joseph R. Grahn 1975 Snowy White Owl Richard I. Barr 1959 Friendship Peter H. Werner 1956 Gary W. Burnett 1964 Donald G. Kowalke 1968 Bryn A. Fick 1965 + Michael L. Brown 1988 Log Cabin Total $1,030.00 Ft. Armstrong Nathan W. Loontjer 2002 Charles M. Walker 1981 Larry S. Gutsch 1957 James V. Tinney 1969 Kyle McNeil 1975 Delta Thomas J. Moore Jr. 1958 Snowy White Owl Nicholas A. Potter 1994 LEHIGH MARYLAND Lamar N. Campbell 1985 Purple Clematis Ronald S. Beer 1962 Eric J. Rose 1991 Log Cabin Friendship Heywood H. Davis 1952 Delta Dennis J. Kowalski 1968 Delta Paul E. Klinedinst Jr. 1955 G. Phillip Albamonte 1980 Alexander N. Dyba 2008 + Kevin F. Mitchelson 1979 E. Alan Rumbaugh 1963 Clark P. Bailo 1981 Purple Clematis Christopher A. Salley 2009 Naaman D. Ritchie 1991 + Frank C. Daniels III 1988 Snowy White Owl Craig H. Nickel 1974 J. Douglas Breen 1968 Christopher M. O’Brien 1989 Perge! Society Norris Ft. Armstrong Fredric J. Aichele 1963 Alfred A. Shikany 1970 Donald B. Morrison 1951 Kevin W. Haga (10) 1992 James S. Heaton 1951 Friendship Delta John R. Williams Jr. 1978 Ft. Armstrong Adam J. Lloyd 2006 + Perge! Society Fairbanks F. Alan Stamper 1964 James W. Arthur 1961 Vincent T. Williams 1984 William D. Bast 1979 David E. Miller 1994 Richard Gonzalez (13) 1998 Snowy White Owl Friendship Jeffrey L. Wilson 1980 James M. Hazelwood 1951 Zachary B. Schwartz 2009 + Total $4,920.04 Steven J. Heeney 1978 Jerry R. Fryer 1965

Friendship Up To $499 Delta $500-$999 Snowy White Owl $1,000-$2,499 Ft. Armstrong $2,500-$4,999 Purple Clematis $5,000-$7,499 Log Cabin $7,500- LIFETIME $9,999 White Star $10,000-$17,499 Canonsburg $17,500-$24,999 Royal Purple $25,000-$49,999 Golden Chain $50,000-$74,999 Black Diamond $75,000- GIVING $99,999 Centennial $100,000-$249,999 Thomas R. Marshall $250,000-$499,999 Calvin Coolidge $500,000-$999,999 Founders $1 Million & Above

SOCIETIES + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra PERGE! SOCIETY: NORRIS ($5,000+) WILKINSON ($2,000+) WALLACE ($1,000+) FAIRBANKS ($500+)

60 2013 Honor Roll of Donors Friendship, the Sweetest Influence Perge! Society Fairbanks Perge! Society Fairbanks Perge! Society Fairbanks Ft. Armstrong Ft. Armstrong Perge! Society Wallace Christopher M. O’Brien (1) 1989 Theodore J. Groll Jr. (4) 1960 Frederick A. Henderson (5) 1980 Walter C. Lindsey 1984 John K. Freeman 1966 David T. Stewart Jr. (10) 1980 Total $1,022.80 Total $5,195.00 Donald C. Mattison (2) 1950 Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl Total $1,901.00 Richard L. Pinkerton (10) 1955 Stephen D. Brunson II 1984 B. Gary Garmon 1967 Thomas A. Raar (15) 1985 James A. Rumble 1985 John R. Walsh 1953 MCGILL MICHIGAN Total $272,970.00 Delta David S. Wilbourn 1955 NEW YORK Thomas Marshall Thomas Marshall James E. Jones 1963 Delta Royal Purple William H. Gear 1956 AA William F. Ochse 1949 AA Robert B. Knutson 1956 Friendship Richard H. Haas 1943 White Star Golden Chain MICHIGAN Hunter Barlow 2008 + George M. Heeschen Jr. 1963 Purple Clematis F. Norman Dundas 1963 Robert K. Erf 1953 STATE Michael E. Gentry 1973 Alfred G.F. Kniazzeh 1959 Louis G. Filosa 1973 Snowy White Owl Canonsburg Ben A. Hubbard 2004 + Charles E. Peck 1947 Ira D. Lieberman 1979 J.R. Lorne Atchison 1959 C. N. Tinker 1954 Ft. Armstrong Ft. Armstrong Don S. Creyts 1961 David G. Morrison 1973 A. Lee Zuker 1955 F. Holmes Lamoreux 1964 Log Cabin Christopher R. Rebmann 1977 Friendship George E. Hansen 1962 G. Rodney Tait 1961 David A. Lauer 1952 James M. Galbraith 1966 Ronen Rotem 1988 David W. Pequet 1974 Jerry C. Welch 1972 Larry C. Boyd 1959 Delta George F. Qua 1952 Greg Whitehead 2001 William M. Jackson 1946 Snowy White Owl Robert D. Eaman 1959 Snowy White Owl Alex Bernyk 1956 Thomas A. Raar 1985 Perge! Society Wallace Mark A. Radlauer 1984 + John D. Surridge 1967 Robert W. Raymond 1978 Fredric J. Aichele 1963 Robert L. Boykoff 1982 Edward J. McKibbon 1967 William A. Martin III (11) 1975 Donald A. Roellke 1957 Friendship Purple Clematis Robert W. Brooks 1970 Robert J. Pemberton 1962 Perge! Society Fairbanks Chester R. Seba Jr. 1965 + Stephen C. Brewer 1960 Frederick A. Henderson 1980 John H. Douglas III (4) 1981 Perge! Society Fairbanks Delta Carman R. Colwell 1956 Glenn C. Neff 1948 Delta Richard E. Brown 1966 Robert M. Justin 1969 G. Porter Robinson (10) 1975 Bruce Blanchard (8) 1957 Robert A. Novelline 1965 Richard L. Pinkerton 1955 Malcolm B. Wall (6) 1970 Total $1,710.00 William Gomez 1976 James C. Robertson 1962 Daniel Pettigrew III 1969 Leonard A. Izzo 1971 Gregory R. Schermerhorn 1987 Total $3,750.00 Colin M. Ross 1958 + Kenneth F. Shaw 1963 Joseph J. Jamin Jr. 1973 + Ft. Armstrong Perge! Society Norris Jack E. Adamson 1948 Friendship MONTANA Frank R. LaBarbera 1978 William H. Gear (16) 1956 George L. Allen Sr. 1952 Richard J. Anderson 1970 Ft. Armstrong Friendship Richard L. Galeta 1962 MISSOURI Perge! Society Wallace Mauritz G. Anderson 1942 AA Royal Purple Michael L. Letson Jr. 1997 Richard A. Eckert Sr. 1954 F. Norman Dundas (14) 1963 Charles J. Andrews 1960 William C. Hammond 1959 John Fox Arnold 1959 Snowy White Owl Louis G. Pappas 1960 Perge! Society Fairbanks Robert B. Evans 1953 Bryant R. O’Dwyer 1982 Paul L. Vogel 1989 Matthew G. Etlinger 1998 Perge! Society Norris David M. Pavlik 1964 G. Rodney Tait (1) 1961 John K. Goodrich 1960 White Star Delta William F. Ochse (2) 1949 AA Total $42,344.68 Eugene L. Hartwig 1955 Total $1,970.00 Andrew R. Sackin 1973 Uri K. Farkas 1997 Perge! Society Fairbanks Norman R. Hutchison 1969 Log Cabin Albert J. Nault 1996 Louis G. Filosa (1) 1973 MEMPHIS William R. Loveless 1952 MINNESOTA Howard K. Scott 1960 Friendship Joseph J. Jamin Jr. (1) 1973 William O. Schoedinger 1947 Centennial Purple Clematis William C. Rathert 1994 Total $30,231.96 White Star Frank H. Tranzow 1959 Richard N. DeShon 1957 Total $675.00 Robert A. Svoboda 1978 Robert C. Hudson Jr. 1950 Eric W. Vetter 1954 Ft. Armstrong Log Cabin Thomas R. Mulcahy 1950 NORTH Snowy White Owl White Star Mark L. Heinemann 1971 James T. Guess 1989 Phelps M. Connell 1950 AA Richard K. Hendrich 1955 NEBRASKA Delta Robert C. Becker 1951 Thomas Marshall ALABAMA S.B. Lee Davis 1964 Eugene U. Frey 1952 Michael R. Jones 1982 Friendship Paul A. Woods 1993 Charles M. Dotterrer Jr. 1944 Richard P. Wilking 1954 John Gottschalk 1965 Friendship Log Cabin Canonsburg C. Ryan Pigg 2009 Richard A. Herrington 1968 James S. Lee 1978 Snowy White Owl Hugh S. Mallory 1994 Richard W. Hodgman 1953 G. Stephen Beimdiek 1963 N. W. Solomon 1951 Paul B. Scott 1997 Michael P. Spack 1996 White Star Stephen K. Hunter 1961 Purple Clematis Frank R. Dawson Jr. 1975 NORTH Joseph L. Turner 1998 Gregory F. Ippolito 1983 James M. Dawson 1955 Robert M. Knapp Jr. 1970 Kipling T. Turner 2005 + Mark A. Barbato 1972 Clark A. Robertson 1982 CAROLINA John B. Kentch 1947 Robert D. Potts 1964 A. Overton Durrett Jr. 1954 Perge! Society Wallace Scott M. Kudialis 1985 F. David Fowler 1955 Ft. Armstrong Canonsburg Robert A. Svoboda (11) 1978 Ft. Armstrong James B. Goll 2001 Marvin J. Carver III 1975 Thomas M. Leopold 1955 George J. Frey 1942 Christopher T. Fuldner 1973 Perge! Society Fairbanks Donald C. Mattison 1950 Glen A. Glass 1968 Lloyd D. McBeth 1950 White Star James T. Guess (11) 1989 Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl J. Dixon Fleming Jr. 1976 Douglas R. Murray 1956 William A. Crosley 1950 Bryan M. Goolsby 1966 Total $2,585.00 David E. Nash 1967 Clarke T. Reed 1950 George H. Coupe 1950 Ft. Armstrong David W. Johnston 1960 W. Allen Daggett 1957 Howard J. Lamade Jr. 1946 Kenneth N. Nemerovski 1972 Delta Michael O. Sewall 1950 Glenn C. Rosenquist 1953 John T. Stanley 1971 MIAMI Martin B. Tarlie 1989 Delta Robert L. Butterworth 1945 Charles E. Thomas Jr. 1965 Leslie B. Chambers 1957 Paul C. Schorr III 1959 Snowy White Owl Canonsburg Thaddeus G. Baker 1947 Martin E. Tromburg 1980 Kenneth F. Anderson Jr. 1956 Lee C. Schmitt 1963 David M. Tremonti 1985 John R. Murdock Jr. 1952 David M. Dannov 1983 John H. Upton 1955 Kevin E. McKiernan 1973 Delta Ronald A. Batchelor 1981 Ft. Armstrong Troy M. Rossow 1986 Daniel S. Jones III 1950 Norman S. Goode III 1963 Delta Morris J. Nunn 1967 Patrick P. Born 1973 Gerald K. Sognesand 1963 F. Bert Linn 1955 Theodore E. Haigler Jr. 1946 Ted W. Goble 1968 Joseph A. Bilich 1977 Friendship Friendship Kenneth A. Harris Jr. 1982 Mark J. Bentele 1982 Chad V. Mercer 1998 Laurence B. Maddison Jr. 1965 Theodore J. Groll Jr. 1960 Gregg A. Iverson 1967 Peter M. O’Shea 1968 W. Ward Marslender 1962 Robert E. Nagy 1964 Scott F. Hesse 1992 John K. Kallman 1967 Frank D. Connett Jr. 1949 William A. Irwin 1965 William H. Ennis 1942 + Friendship John H. Monroe 1944 Chuck B. Pettis 1961 Jerome R. Klett 1964 William S. Bowen 1999 + William C. Nelson Jr. 1965 James E. Walter 1964 E. Jeffrey Lyons 1980 Robert J. McCall 1948 + Roy V. Flesh II 1970 Mark D. Manders 1980 Allen D. Gillis 1966 Stephen R. Bush 1979 Delta Snowy White Owl Dean A. Ressler 1987 Thomas M. Haase 1970 William F. Currise 1949 Robert E. Coletti 1979 James E. Minns Jr. 1984 John G. Rogers 1954 Milton E. Harper Jr. 1965 David A. Murrell 1994 Robert J. Holley 1993 Harry E. Knudsen 1948 Thomas F. Darden III 2002 Charles E. Goodwill 1958 Graeme R. Thickins 1969 Mark D. Moody 2001 Robert P. Hortman 1976 Charles W. Henning 1964 Richard L. Seabolt 1971 Jaye Truax 1948 George H. Kyd III 1972 Scott R. Wilson 1974 F. Ewell Lawson III 1992 Karl J. Mueller 1949 Friendship John C. Kellenberger 1960 Perge! Society Wilkinson Charles S. Orr 1950 Joseph S. Bower Jr. 2006 + Timothy S. Lewis 1986 Friendship Robert C. Hudson Jr. (16) 1950 H. Wayne Phears 1969 + Thomas P. Anderle 1957 Ryan Y. Poage 1998 Edward W. Racely 1950 Lee Browne 2011 James W. Morgan 1971 Perge! Society Wallace Clement L. Waldron 1941 Gene M. Cushman 1944 Michael C. Urbanski 1971 Todd M. Blosser 1994 Robert C. Becker (11) 1951 Samuel M. Rudder Jr. 1941 Benjamin M. Buchanan 1995 David L. Spalding 1955 Perge! Society Norris Wood J. Farless 2003 + Jeffrey J. Williams 1980 Michael P. Spack (5) 1996 John Gottschalk (16) 1965 Raymond H. Goodrich Jr. 1943 Delta David G. Camp 1986 Perge! Society Fairbanks Perge! Society Wilkinson Larry G. Carter 1968 Howard K. Scott (9) 1960 Perge! Society Wilkinson Ned W. Griffin 1974 John R. Cochran 1959 Eugene U. Frey (11) 1952 Clark A. Robertson (10) 1982 Henry N. Lee Jr. 1952 James M. Cribley 1963 Richard C. Curry 1959 James S. Lee (12) 1978 Perge! Society Wallace Brian D. Henderson 1986 Mark L. Heinemann (4) 1971 Perge! Society Fairbanks Kenneth F. McCain 1956 + George A. Fowler 1962 Robert D. Potts (12) 1964 Robert M. Knapp Jr. (8) 1970 Richard C. Pattisall 1960 Harold A. Holt 1954 Perge! Society Fairbanks Richard A. Gillis 1960 Total $109,349.38 Martin E. Tromburg (3) 1980 Walter E. Titchner II 1974 Norman L. Hayes 1963 Howard C. Mueller 1961 G. Stephen Beimdiek (1) 1963 Adrian S. Palmer 1961 Richard N. DeShon (4) 1957 Total $10,373.67 Harry G. Walker Jr. 1947 William R. Hineline 1963 Perge! Society Fairbanks Dave Houser 1970 Stephen M. Qua 1955 MISSISSIPPI Andrew R. Sackin (13) 1973 Stuart C. Rankin 1949 + Snowy White Owl Paul L. Vogel (11) 1989 Marvin J. Carver III (15) 1975 Jonathan W. Klaaren 1977 NEW MEXICO J. Dixon Fleming Jr. (5) 1976 Jeffrey J. Rapp 2006 Jason G. Murphy 1997 Total $8,881.76 Maurice A. Long 1960 White Star Total $3,327.00 Ralph G. McGimpsey 1959 Tyler J. Rindler 1999 Perge! Society Fairbanks David T. Stewart Jr. 1980 John W. Patton Jr. 1980 Donald L. Sanderson 1968 Jason G. Murphy (1) 1997 MISSOURI Snowy White Owl Thomas A. Roebuck 1968 Thomas G. Sawyer 1958 Tim A. Golden 1977 NORTH George M. Simonds 1959 Robert W. Thomas 1968 MISSISSIPPI STATE Delta Gregory W. Smith 1971 Perge! Society Norris Delta Brian J. Denton 1996 CAROLINA Friendship Robert B. Knutson (16) 1956 STATE Wesley J. Martin 2009 Michael E. Guerra 2000 WILMINGTON Charles T. Beach III 1983 Robert W. Raymond (4) 1978 Canonsburg Friendship Kevin M. Hayes 1997 Perge! Society Wilkinson Friendship Ryan L. Collins 2001 William A. Martin III 1975 Garrett R. Holt 2009 + Sean M. Petersen 2000 Samuel O. Coulon 2011 + David F. Cook 1975 Robert K. Erf (16) 1953 Log Cabin Timothy L. O. Savidge 1995 J. Craig Owen 1974 Perge! Society Wallace G. Porter Robinson 1975 Friendship Philip B. Rogers 1976 William R. Loveless (3) 1952 Purple Clematis MIT William H. Gamble 1985 Mark S. Schaffer 1975 + C. N. Tinker (15) 1954 John H. Douglas III 1981 Log Cabin Michael A. Rudnick 2006 H. George Soles 1974 Gregory R. Schermerhorn (7) 1987 Malcolm B. Wall 1970 Bruce Blanchard 1957

Not For College Days Alone 2013 Honor Roll of Donors 61 NORTH W. James Rudd 2009 Perge! Society Fairbanks Harry N. Faulkner (14) 1963 Donald J. Kyte (2) 1990 Paul D. Stark 2004 + Delta John E. Gibson IV (2) 1975 Charles S. Huffman Jr. (2) 1944 Eddie W. Rhea (5) 1980 Perge! Society Wallace CAROLINA Anthony D. Albanese 2005 Jack McCarthy (2) 1951 Total $22,350.00 Samuel A. Wilson (7) 1952 Harris J. Elder (8) 1967 Benjamin J. Curtis 2005 Jack W. Nicklaus (16) 1961 Perge! Society Fairbanks Eric D. Knam (8) 1992 STATE Paul H. Doseck 2004 Eric W. Schwarz (3) 1986 Douglas J. Bourne (9) 1943 Perge! Society Fairbanks Friendship Andrew T. Dutcher 2004 Total $19,781.76 OKLAHOMA C. Denny Cresap (1) 1956 Steven B. Pittman (4) 1975 Craig J. Price 2001 Justin R. Fister 2006 Centennial Scotty Douglass (2) 1956 Cran Pollock (3) 1975 Nathan E. Gapinski 2005 Clayton I. Bennett 1981 Robert S. Ellis (8) 1948 Total $344,471.68 Mark C. Gittinger 2005 OHIO C. Denny Cresap 1956 James R. Graham (1) 1964 NORTH TEXAS James H. Everest 1971 Delta Zachary N. Hickman 2007 WESLEYAN George W. James II (11) 1950 Adam S. Hinkley 2005 Stephen A. Jernigan 1969 Robert H. Westfield (10) 1959 OLD DOMINION J. Max Fulton 2011 Centennial Black Diamond Friendship Brian M. Kishpaugh 2005 Douglas H. Dittrick Jr. 1955 Total $98,403.36 Christopher J. Lenhart 2008 Charles T. Doyle 1956 Christopher M. Clark 1976 Black Diamond Golden Chain NORTH- Iain D. Murray 2005 Dale J. Bruce 1952 Daniel J. Polkovitch 2005 Howard C. Kauffmann 1943 OKLAHOMA WESTERN Golden Chain Royal Purple OREGON Scott P. Stauffer 1994 Phillip J. Meek 1959 STATE Royal Purple Golden Chain Adam M. Storck 2004 Douglas J. Bourne 1943 Ronald L. Marmer 1974 Royal Purple Homer Paul Jr. 1954 Black Diamond Robert C. Samuel 1960 Eric J. Wahl 1989 Gary H. Wilkinson 1951 Robert W. Roper 1967 White Star Ft. Armstrong Friendship Samuel A. Wilson 1952 George E. Irwin Jr. 1940 Canonsburg Canonsburg E. Valjean Wheeler 1966 Dwight W. Davis 1965 Stephen A. Baron 2005 Robert P. Bauman 1953 Royal Purple Purple Clematis Andrew Z. Soshnick 1985 Michael J. Hajoway 2006 Donald B. Atkins 1951 Russell W. Wendland 1943 Log Cabin Richard H. Clements 1948 R. Robert Keating 1972 Victor G. Atiyeh 1945 Christopher R. Holmes 2007 Harry N. Faulkner 1963 Snowy White Owl James W. Gorman Jr. 1952 Eric D. Knam 1992 Ft. Armstrong David E. Kalil 1989 John E. McKinnie 1954 Randall L. Whittaker 1970 James S. Samuel 1984 Richard P. Mason 1957 Chad R. Miller 2001 + White Star James P. Quinn 1955 Purple Clematis Robert S. Ellis 1948 Ronald E. Woosley Sr. 1964 Snowy White Owl Jason D. Phillips 1995 James S. Hering 1961 James M. Wuerflein 1981 Barry H. Biggs 1956 Delta Andrew W. Ryba 2007 William O. Gamble III 1961 Angelo J. Accetta 1973 Glenn A. Kittinger 1952 Robert H. Westfield 1959 Canonsburg Richard J. Lozo 1954 Brian D. Taylor 2008 + Ft. Armstrong Stephen K. Boeckman 1992 Leslie T. Neighbors 1961 Horace H. Cobb Jr. 1951 Ryan P. Trainor 2008 + Log Cabin Walter R. Derlacki 1945 Carl R. Coleman 1950 Stephen P. Garrett 1966 AA James D. Boyer 1964 William J. Prenger 1968 Nathan J. Tucker 2005 Harry G. Ebeling 1954 Frank R. Crabtree Jr. 1973 Aubrey L. Smith III 1959 Nicholas A. Hughes 2001 David A. Widener 1992 J. Brent Humphries 1991 Michael L. Lutton 1964 Thomas L. Grissom 1962 George W. James II 1950 AA Steven B. Pittman 1975 Delta Perge! Society Fairbanks Geoffrey A. Hirt 1966 John R. Siragusa 1955 Purple Clematis George H. Ramey 1966 Martin H. Conlin 1944 AA Ronald A. Sages (15) 1973 J. Patrick Huber 1962 White Star Neil Farnham 1941 Donald E. Tiefenthaler 1949 Total $5,530.00 Kenneth R. Carson 1981 Edward J. Whalen 1966 Charles S. Huffman Jr. 1944 Merritt B. Chastain Jr. 1962 Matthew D. Barnes 1997 Robert L. Faucett 1955 James P. Phillips 1953 Friendship James R. Graham 1964 Steven W. Fooshee 1974 William J. Haseltine 1950 Douglas L. Adair 1951 OHIO STATE Robert H. Strasburg 1958 Steven L. Hawes 1980 Benjamin C. Freeny 1981 + Thomas J. Lekas 1953 Harry H. Coon 1944 Royal Purple Snowy White Owl Stephen W. Ray 1979 J. Pat Gallagher Jr. 1966 Gregory S. Rasmussen 1966 Robert M. Doench 1959 R. William Gardner 1957 G. Rorick Amos 1947 William J. Rea Jr. 1952 Richard H. Godfrey Jr. 1969 Friendship David R. Bennett 1977 Donald C. Elder III 1974 Canonsburg Eddie W. Rhea 1980 Craig H. Hicks 1972 AA Scott R. Hall 1990 John A. Burns 1960 Michael K. Huff 1987 Jack W. Nicklaus 1961 Ft. Armstrong J. David Jensen 1970 Brent A. Wehage 2010 Scott L. Chaney 1971 Mark D. Kaufman 1971 White Star Carl B. Anderson IV 2005 Michael J. Knam 1994 Perge! Society Wilkinson Harold O. Schulz 1949 + Edwin S. Kirby 1960 David W. Cromer 1957 Vance L. Beagles 1985 Charles A. Powers 1969 Robert C. Samuel (15) 1960 G. Stanley Doore Jr. 1954 Donn G. Sharer Jr. 1983 + Log Cabin Donald J. Kyte 1990 James P. Quigley 1979 Perge! Society Fairbanks Charles P. Eichhorn 1955 Perge! Society Wallace Robert E. Martini 1954 John H. Lollar III 1960 Jules D. Roberts IV 1978 James S. Samuel (5) 1984 Ralph D. Hoyt II 1984 Andrew Z. Soshnick (4) 1985 Purple Clematis Stephen H. Shelton 1971 Philip D. Webb 1972 Total $4,245.00 Robert D. Lindner Jr. 1971 Perge! Society Fairbanks Joseph M. Dunn 1949 Snowy White Owl Jeremy J. Welter 1999 David N. Young 1956 Ronald L. Marmer (16) 1974 Ft. Armstrong Scotty Douglass 1956 Michael R. Wendel 1967 OREGON Total $3,390.00 D. Wayne Ashby Jr. 1949 Delta William E. Ingram III 1964 Jeremy D. Wier 2001 John E. Gibson IV 1975 Joseph H. Banks 1960 Gib James 1971 Log Cabin Daniel B. Bennington 1968 STATE James B. Gould 1959 Delta J. Herschel Beard 1972 Centennial OCCIDENTAL Paul D. Hammond 1949 Gerald L. Dickey 1960 Christopher L. Chase 1993 Darrel D. Fry 1967 John D. Rowell 1948 George M. Heeschen Jr. 1963 Royal Purple Frank J. McGavran 1962 John W. Drake 1953 John J. Ha 1994 Canonsburg James H. Stellar 1954 Don L. Presar 1960 Jon R. Hillegas 1960 Keith D. Fisher 1982 Terrell F. Potts 1968 Donald A. Bourne 1942 Richard H. Horsfall 1963 Ft. Armstrong Eric W. Schwarz 1986 Andrew C. Hoover Jr. 2008 + Josue Solano 1994 Ft. Armstrong Robert W. McFadden 1956 J. Michael Carey 1967 Snowy White Owl Michael A. Rogers 1993 Ronald L. Taylor 1980 Robert T. Bragg 1953 John C. Cushman 1955 Justin M. Burns 2007 Charles E. Phifer 1955 Michael S. Sangalli 1997 James L. Thomas Jr. 1966 Benjamin N. Miles 2003 George V. Pilat 1984 Robert W. Fults 1960 James R. Dorsey 1954 Samuel L. Talley 2003 Purple Clematis Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl Stephen H. Eibling 1962 Bruce C. Stoesser 1964 Carl S. Tinch 1950 Donald S. Boyd 1969 Jared D. Blake 2010 + Robert W. P. Holstrom 1946 Douglas E. Frey 1963 William S. Vance 1957 C. Fox Wood III 1942 Jeremy S. Burt 2005 + Kent M. Crawford 1979 Richard T. Morrow 1947 James F. Froning 1952 Friendship Friendship Harris J. Elder 1967 Ronald R. Dueltgen 1962 Delta James F. Hamilton 1960 Philip B. Alexander 1949 Paul S. Ache Jr. 1956 Ft. Armstrong Gordon R. Everett 1954 Joseph P. Buchanan 1951 John L. Houston 1960 David L. Arnold 1957 Tom J. Alley 1984 + Ryan J. Bebee 1995 Rupert E. Fixott 1943 Kenneth M. House 1962 Darrell A. Hutchinson 1955 Daniel L. Baumgartner 1967 James L. Banta 1975 Mark A. Birmingham 1965 David W. Graham 1944 Friendship Scott W. Johnson 1986 Frank J. Beasley 1950 Doug J. DeJarnette 2000 + James R. Blakemore 1971 Donne G. Griffith 1956 A. Richard Apple 1951 Jack McCarthy 1951 T. Page Brightman 1953 Micheal Dionisio 1998 + Jason R. Jones 1996 + Bert E. Loughmiller 1964 Gordon A. Boggs 1960 John I. Pritchard 1992 E. James Dickey 1957 Todd B. Emerson 2002 + Cran Pollock 1975 Aubrey L. Smith III 1959 Jack C. Kerby 1952 Ralph N. Cole 1945 Delta Michael J. Hesseler 2009 + Justin M. Wheeler 2012 + Delta Robert M. San Miguel 1954 Werneth J. Avril 1955 Ted A. Leibole 1964 Edwin A. Keegan 1953 Chad M. Wolfe 2003 Brandon J. Antoni 2002 + Perge! Society Wallace Raymond C. Krstolic 1963 John G. Poulos 1960 R. Joe Kepke 1963 Snowy White Owl H. Tyler Ashburn 2003 + James H. Stellar (13) 1954 Richard F. Martin 1949 Stephen A. Sims 1965 M. William Lockard Jr. 1952 Robert B. Lindsly 1967 Thomas J. Braden 1962 Total $2,015.00 S. Michael Miller 1960 Ebert Weidner 1944 Phillip A. Lutz 1964 + Mark A. Lobo 1971 Gabriel R. Carlton 2001 James L. Worthley 1962 Robert E. Zimmerman 1961 Douglas E. Martin 1956 Joshua W. Randolph 1994 P. Wesley Crawford III 2006 Richard A. Young 1954 Perge! Society Norris David M. Merriman 1971 Delta Timothy E. Drury 1973 OHIO Douglas H. Dittrick Jr. (16) 1955 Friendship William W. Rucks III 1953 James P. Boggs 1996 Uri K. Farkas 1997 Golden Chain Perge! Society Wilkinson Eugene Slough 1953 Ronald A. Sages 1973 Philip B. Alexander 1949 Mike F. Vogle 1981 Ronald S. Hagen 1976 + Miles C. Durfey 1952 Dale J. Bruce (16) 1952 Charles K. Webster 1963 Friendship Eric R. Leonard 1986 Royal Purple Phillip J. Meek (15) 1959 John D. Laufersweiler 1950 Perge! Society Wilkinson Richard F. Biggs 1977 A. Burton Lind 1943 John A. Cassese 1976 Gary H. Wilkinson (15) 1951 Martin R. Blazy 1978 Ft. Armstrong Thomas M. Oleksa 1964 Donald B. Atkins (3) 1951 Kirk B. Maag 2005 + Charles M. Robbins 1966 Perge! Society Wallace Homer Paul Jr. (10) 1954 Steven P. Cobb 1976 Dennis M. Picht 2002 + Thomas D. Lammers 1974 Robert P. Bauman (16) 1953 Perge! Society Norris James H. Everest (8) 1971 Robert A. Cuthbertson 1998 Gerald C. Schmidt 1967 Jeffrey L. Reed 1971 James S. Hering (8) 1961 R. William Gardner (9) 1957 Perge! Society Wallace S. Lawrence Faulkner Jr. 1994 + Matthew T. Snyder 2005 Snowy White Owl John E. McKinnie (11) 1954 Ty S. Fleming 2005 Benjamin J. Darrah 2006 Perge! Society Wilkinson Charles T. Doyle (7) 1956 Friendship Robert E. Martini (2) 1954 Robert H. Strasburg (4) 1958 William O. Gamble III (15) 1961 Richard W. Hatter 1972 Steven A. Bastian 2005 + Timothy L. Davis 1990 Perge! Society Fairbanks Joseph K. Prochaska 2009 + Ryan M. Hand 2005 Perge! Society Wallace Stephen P. Garrett (1) 1966 Benjamin J. Binek 1998 Edwin S. Kirby (13) 1960 G. Stanley Doore Jr. (1) 1954 Howard C. Kauffmann (16) 1943 William F. Ross Jr. 1966 Richard M. Bixler 1951

Friendship Up To $499 Delta $500-$999 Snowy White Owl $1,000-$2,499 Ft. Armstrong $2,500-$4,999 Purple Clematis $5,000-$7,499 Log Cabin $7,500- LIFETIME $9,999 White Star $10,000-$17,499 Canonsburg $17,500-$24,999 Royal Purple $25,000-$49,999 Golden Chain $50,000-$74,999 Black Diamond $75,000- GIVING $99,999 Centennial $100,000-$249,999 Thomas R. Marshall $250,000-$499,999 Calvin Coolidge $500,000-$999,999 Founders $1 Million & Above

SOCIETIES + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra PERGE! SOCIETY: NORRIS ($5,000+) WILKINSON ($2,000+) WALLACE ($1,000+) FAIRBANKS ($500+)

62 2013 Honor Roll of Donors Friendship, the Sweetest Influence Tyler B. Bradley 2008 + Ft. Armstrong George W. Jacoby 1973 John C. Dittrich 1946 Thomas J. Lusardi 1985 James M. Krogstie 1977 Grant K. Cyrus 2004 + Robert M. Allen 1950 J. Mark Jennings 1981 Byron R. Gough 1961 Dennis F. Magner 1962 Perge! Society Wallace Terence H. Dunn 1971 Kenneth A. Schwartz 1976 J. Paul Keelan Sr. 1985 + Andrew W. Myers 1976 Louis J. Monari 1972 Evan R. Kokoska (3) 1989 Charles H. Herman 1946 David Sobolak Jr. 1998 George F. Keiser Jr. 1982 + Richard T. Newton II 1979 Thomas W. O’Connell 1968 Total $4,020.00 Michael L. Hutchinson 1985 Snowy White Owl Paul J. Kraisinger 1983 Fredric C. Phares 1956 Gary L. Slavin 1971 Torrey S. Jacobson 2006 Kevin J. Cull 1993 Thomas E. Latimer 1958 Richard A. Powell 1959 Friendship Patrick E. Kervin 2010 + Charles E. Knopf Jr. 1963 Daniel J. Leichter 1993 + Philip M. Puterbaugh 1950 David E. Adams 1970 RUTGERS Vincent T. Kimura 2001 Peter S. Miller 1971 Jason M. Lexer 1992 + Eric T. Ragsdale 1989 Richard L. Croteau 1974 Purple Clematis Michael S. Lucas 1963 James M. Nagle 1960 Carl F. Luft 1972 James K. Ramaker 1965 Robert G. Johnson 1978 John J. Manginelli 1983 Thomas H. Newman 1977 Stephen M. Oechslein 2003 Ira W. Marshall Jr. 1946 Henry C. Ryder 1948 William R. Johnson 1966 Craig J. Mardany 1982 Keith Petrie 1952 Hugh R. Phillis 1977 Frederick P. McLuckie 1972 + Robert G. Schmidt 1952 Robert J. Mairs III 1958 Ft. Armstrong Nicholas A. Pfeifer 2003 + Delta Robert J. Monfredi 1983 Alfred A. Shikany 1970 Richard W. Moore Jr. 1974 Wilson J. Andrews Jr. 1954 Marcus J. Schoenberg 1984 Mark C. Krauss 1976 Rob R. Montgomery 1980 John W. Smith 1949 Thomas G. Picone 1986 Adolph M. Chwastyk 1949 Micah B. Smith 2003 + Michael F. Niznik Jr. 2009 Michael A. Moraca 1984 Robert N. Supple 1957 Harold E. Uttley 1959 Jeffrey D. Vernam 1973 Brent A. Wehage 2010 Friendship Philip J. Murray III 1984 + Herbert J. Wilken 1958 S. Keith White Jr. 1975 Snowy White Owl Zachary J. Wiegand 2008 + Edward E. Birkinshaw Jr. 1955 Richard A. Platt 1987 + Friendship Perge! Society Wallace Joseph Carfora 1966 Perge! Society Fairbanks Winfred R. Boyer 1962 Larry A. Poglein 1973 Harry D. Ballard Jr. 1953 Ernest E. St. Louis Jr. (4) 1950 Michael R. Feniger 1981 Donne G. Griffith (1) 1956 William K. Harman 1960 Eli Rebich 1972 + Bruce A. Bosse 1980 Perge! Society Fairbanks Andrew W. Kendall 1952 Eric R. Leonard (1) 1986 Christopher A. Klotz 1973 David K. Rohm 1973 Jeffery W. Covert 1966 Kent T. Stepanishen (6) 2006 Arthur W. Lederer Jr. 1938 Total $35,784.38 Ralston W. Merchant III 1998 Fred W. Schmeisser 1965 + Daniel G. Crabb 1977 Total $4,645.00 David A. Stout 1965 Jeffrey A. Miller 1978 Rhys C. Thomas 1985 + Grant W. Fischer 2005 Delta Matthew D. Nee 1999 Kevin J. Thompson 1981 Thomas M. Gould 1962 W. John Bauer 1959 PENNSYLVANIA David A. Oechslein 2003 Robert H. Thompson 1972 + Kevin J. Hough 1991 RICHMOND Fred J. Billock Jr. 1973 Royal Purple Marc A. Rossow 1991 Jerome A. Uffner 1983 Shawn E. Lambacher 1978 Golden Chain David H. Bugen 1970 Peter O’Malley 1960 Scott R. Sieck 1981 + Michael O. Wisniewski 1970 Burton R. Luring 1963 Robert S. Jepson Jr. 1964 Robert M. Bunnell 1942 White Star Ralph L. Swank II 1959 James M. Yurek 1989 + James D. Lutton 1960 Canonsburg John C. Ferriday 1951 Robert B. Evans 1946 Jason A. Yanushonis 2006 Paul H. Zane 1986 + Merlin G. Miller 1961 George R. Aldhizer Jr. 1953 Walter C. Hersman 1961 Log Cabin Perge! Society Norris Perge! Society Fairbanks Jeffrey Z. Mortensen 1971 Ft. Armstrong Lawrence C. Jones 1964 Alfred J. Buescher 1948 William T. Morris (16) 1949 AA James J. Howard III (5) 1957 John C. Noel 1989 William J. Bugg Jr. 1960 Michael J. McGarry 1978 Snowy White Owl Perge! Society Wilkinson Total $43,667.65 James R. Ryerson 1967 Anthony D. Sakowski Jr. 1965 Russell A. Schaible 1984 Louis J. Petrie 1960 William L. Oliver (13) 1967 Kent E. Upton 1978 Snowy White Owl Jason P. Thomas 1990 Delta Perge! Society Wallace Charles V. Vaughan 1978 Tom C. Biede 1981 Edmund G. Zito 1970 Edward F. McGinley III 1950 Charles E. Knopf Jr. (3) 1963 PURDUE Perge! Society Wilkinson Marshall R. Frazer 1962 Friendship Friendship Perge! Society Fairbanks Golden Chain David L. Alexander (12) 1962 John P. Graybeal 1952 Hugh C. Cunto Wescott 1997 John H. Porter 1955 Michael J. Stewart (6) 1972 William R. Miller 1962 Perge! Society Wallace Robert C. Harvey 1964 Gerald W. Dameon 1974 Perge! Society Wilkinson Total $18,448.74 Canonsburg Charles G. Armstrong (7) 1964 Robert C. Jackson 1958 Allen C. Darwin 1970 Peter O’Malley (13) 1960 Charles G. Armstrong 1964 Jerome B. Bean Jr. (4) 1964 James A. Jacobs 1969 Mark G. Esposito 1982 Perge! Society Wallace Robert L. Carrel 1955 Stanley E. Bissey (3) 1965 John N. Moreau 1964 Robert L. Fornaro 1975 + Robert B. Evans (15) 1946 PITTSBURGH William G. Hanley 1960 William F. Brock (11) 1963 George W. Paynter 1964 Donald R. Lehman 1962 Perge! Society Fairbanks Canonsburg White Star Alan F. Herbert (10) 1969 William F. Thomas Jr. 1954 John J. Ohnemus 1956 Alfred J. Buescher (6) 1948 William L. Wallander 1981 + David L. Alexander 1962 Roger W. Parkhurst (14) 1965 John D. Turner Jr. 1964 Albert Sanchez Jr. 1979 Edward F. McGinley III (1) 1950 Log Cabin William F. Brock 1963 Perge! Society Fairbanks Robert S. Ukrop 1969 Philip Scalo 1975 + Total $4,350.00 John D. Sheppard Jr. 1975 Alan F. Herbert 1969 Jack E. Goris (1) 1976 William J. Viglione 1968 Salvatore J. Sedita 1962 + Purple Clematis Roger W. Parkhurst 1965 Richard E. Grace (10) 1951 M. Coleman Walsh Jr. 1974 Joseph M. Serino 1982 PENNSYLVANIA James J. Howard III 1957 Robert E. Swinehart 1965 William G. Hanley (16) 1960 Delta Robert J. Serko 1954 Ft. Armstrong Log Cabin Lowell B. Mason Jr. (10) 1948 B. Benjamin Baker III 1957 James E. Sierk 1960 David W. Forti 1992 Gerald B. Bay 1962 Bruce M. Pitman (3) 1971 H. Gray Broughton 1965 James H. Strimple 1944 + STATE R. Lee McFadden Jr. 1944 Centennial Richard E. Grace 1951 Gary R. Richert (1) 1974 Gerard M. Golden 1999 Perge! Society Wallace William T. Morris 1949 AA Jonathan M. Reich 1993 Richard A. Miller Jr. 1964 D. Garrad Warren III (2) 1974 Scott C. Quarforth 2001 Craig J. Mardany (10) 1982 Golden Chain Snowy White Owl Curt R. Ward 1988 Total $20,135.00 Arthur F. Slocum Jr. 1968 Perge! Society Fairbanks William L. Oliver 1967 Thomas D. Ashoff 1982 Purple Clematis Robert D. Whitehurst 1962 Wilson J. Andrews Jr. (4) 1954 Kenneth G. Boben Jr. 1984 Royal Purple Jerome B. Bean Jr. 1964 Gregory P. Williamson 1967 Michael R. Feniger (3) 1981 Michael J. Stewart 1972 John M. Dougherty Jr. 1971 Christopher B. Burke 1977 RPI Friendship John J. Manginelli (9) 1983 Ira L. Horowitz 1994 White Star William W. Heath 1948 White Star Harold A. Davis 1980 Total $4,750.00 Marion B. Burton 1952 John B. Lennon 1967 Lowell B. Mason Jr. 1948 William R. Brand 1987 D. Gregory Edel Jr. 1978 Ray C. Noll Jr. 1950 Scott M. Walters 1977 Gary R. Richert 1974 Purple Clematis Wilton E. Ford Jr. 1969 William H. White 1966 SAN DIEGO Purple Clematis John W. Schwentker 1952 Alexander D. Bluhm 2004 Robert W. Gay Jr. 1959 Gary L. Generose 1997 Delta George J. Spradling 1951 Dexter K. Lee 1994 Steven P. Gordon 1994 David F. Altimier 1939 STATE Raymond H. McCune 1967 Ft. Armstrong Ft. Armstrong Charles R. Goss U 1959 + Ft. Armstrong Dale R. Austin 1990 + Stanley E. Bissey 1965 Michael D. Keats 1987 Thornton M. Hill 1967 + Michael A. Borton 1986 John C. Baldus 1954 Eugene A. Cernan 1956 Snowy White Owl Carl W. Johnson 1960 Douglas W. Grover 1987 Soumitra R. Banerjee 1987 Larry M. Ray 1962 George P. Norman 1987 Frank P. Knill Jr. 1962 Matthew L. Snyder 1988 N. Alexander Bowler 1971 + Raymond J. Rudolph 1948 Paul J. Testa 1989 W. Keith McClure 1969 Snowy White Owl Glenn M. Cooper 1987 + Jay B. Votaw 1968 Friendship David B. Propert 1954 John D. Crisafulli 1992 Christopher DeLuca 1989 D. Garrad Warren III 1974 Timothy M. Cole 2010 Richard A. Severin 1971 Perge! Society Wallace Kevin M. Gilroy 1994 + Frank C. Watson 1967 Michael E. Connelly 1998 Gregory A. Viggiano 1985 + Matthew L. Snyder (4) 1988 Harry W. Ingram III 1970 Snowy White Owl L. Brian Pollard 1994 + Perge! Society Wallace Perge! Society Fairbanks J. Scot Jennings 1987 + Morgan J. Burke 1973 Perge! Society Wilkinson Robert S. Jepson Jr. (11) 1964 Douglas W. Grover (2) 1987 Brian D. Koma 1981 Robert P. Crowner 1950 William R. Brand (14) 1987 Perge! Society Fairbanks Total $2,095.00 Michael Mezmar 1978 Matthew J. Garrett 1995 Perge! Society Wallace M. Coleman Walsh Jr. (3) 1974 James V. O’Rourke 1979 Allen L. Gerard 1953 Dexter K. Lee (6) 1994 Total $5,445.76 Michael J. Pietropola 1983 + William P. Gettings 1978 Total $5,325.00 SAN JOSE Jeffrey W. Rockacy 1995 + Jack E. Goris 1976 Richard D. Stoehr 1968 Thomas G. Gotschall 1961 ROSE- STATE MICHAEL J. Neil E. Syken 1984 James B. Hill 1994 RHODE Friendship Blair W. Uminski 1983 + HULMAN Brett C. Vigil 2000 STEWART (Penn John T. Hopkins 1978 Purple Clematis Mark A. Uminski 1980 ISLAND State 1972) has Keith D. Johnson 1981 Purple Clematis Evan R. Kokoska 1989 Bennett T. Wallander 1989 joined the Founda- J. Richard Marshall 1959 Bradford R. Boss 1955 Ft. Armstrong SEWANEE Friendship Dwane G. Mikelson 1949 Ft. Armstrong George J. Butkovich Jr. 1970 Ft. Armstrong tion board serving as John T. Armour 1984 + Carlton R. Mitchell 1991 Henry G. Caniglia 1958 R. Edwin Fain 1976 William R. Weaver 1959 Willis A. Boothe II 1946 a director. Mike is an E. J. Ogden III 1952 Robert W. Marshall III 1977 Michael A. Huhnke 1975 Snowy White Owl Charles C. Bradley 1942 attorney in Greens- Ronald W. Payne 1955 John W. Mills 1969 James M. Lowes 1970 Coleman Goatley 1952 John R. Clark 1980 + Bruce M. Pitman 1971 James T. Sherry 1970 Michael J. Schipper 1982 Nicholas J. Lynn 1981 Dean L. Coleman 1968 + burg, Pennsylvania. His Richard C. Potter 1940 Ernest E. St. Louis Jr. 1950 Snowy White Owl Delta law degree is from Christian A. Davis 1988 + David P. Ransburg 1960 Kent T. Stepanishen 2006 James H. Graham 1972 Grier P. Jones 1964 Steve N. Economou 1981 Pittsburgh School of Douglas M. Stuart 1955 Snowy White Owl Todd Melby 1999 Friendship David A. Fisher 1986 Thomas J. Ubelhour 1975 Alfred Armstrong Jr. 1948 Leonard J. Muhlenkamp 1993 Richard A. Dolbeer 1967 + Law. Mike has recently Matthew S. Friedman 1995 + Robert F. Worley 1958 Todd M. Hemenway 1990 David J. Steinbock 1975 Guy R. Dotson 1963 Robert C. Furst 1962 served the Fraternity as Norman V. Yost 1950 Brian G. Kerr 1984 Delta Brian T. Easley 2012 + Sean F. Goff 1992 + Delta Stephen J. MacDonald 1986 Royce A. Ramsay 1982 Thomas H. Ewers 2008 + Archon Vice-President. Clarence B. Goldacker Jr. 1952 + Herman A. Brown 1949 Jonathan W. Russell 1970 Friendship Mark D. Knight 1974 + Jahn D. Hanshaft 1986 + He is married and has William F. Currise 1949 Delta Benjamin W. Adler 2008 Jay R. Lawyer 1988 + raised seven children. Scott A. Hood 1984 + Wallace J. Dillingham 1952 James W. Gormley Jr. 1987 Charles E. Huffman 1978 James P. McHaney 1955

Not For College Days Alone 2013 Honor Roll of Donors 63 Walter T. Henderson 1960 Delta Billy J. Minor 1988 J. Kirk Tucker 1994 David W. Allison 1987 SEWANEE Robert L. Coakley 1996 Friendship W. Justin Jones 1994 W. Jeremy Spires 2004 + Gary P. Woody 1956 Christopher D. Crouch 1996 Robert D. Scott 1957 + James G. Lea 1958 Jeff C. Crew Jr. 1967 Charles A. Worsham 1992 Friendship Craig M. Franks 1983 Justin D. Wear 2001 Allen R. Myers 1964 John A. Dawson 1958 Total $1,384.16 Ralph J. Aniol Jr. 1951 Perge! Society Fairbanks Blair A. Knapp 1954 Total $1,074.00 D. Eugene Redmond Jr. 1961 Emmitt A. Carlisle 1964 James T. Schorgl (1) 1984 Jon P. Rowe 1964 Frederick R. Michel 1967 Sam Crowther 1956 Total $1,501.76 Ralph L. Shanks Jr. 1963 Alan C. More 1969 TEXAS Walter S. Fortney III 1961 SOUTH Allister M. Waldrop Jr. 1972 Kenneth G. Murawski 1973 Centennial John R. Kent 1978 Delta Robert C. Raimondo 1963 Jeffrey M. Heller 1961 Dawson B. Lewis 2012 + TEXAS SAN FLORIDA Robert E. Best 1957 Eugene F. Renske 1965 DeWitt Waltmon Sr. 1949 Houston C. Munson Jr. 1957 + ANTONIO Ft. Armstrong Kenneth W. Dusek 1960 Bradley J. Strait 1954 Golden Chain Tommy H. Nelms 1965 L. Jeffrey Fitterman 1970 Ardon E. Moore III 1980 Friendship John Q. Melcher 1960 Friendship Stephen M. Pearce 1975 Richard J. Woods 1995 Snowy White Owl Jeff E. Samford Jr. 1960 William E. Endres 1955 + C. Cary Patterson 1974 Jerry B. Peckham 1962 Gene Balter 1977 Jesse D. Wilkinson 1960 Charles D. Haggett 1960 Royal Purple Charles C. Roberts 1959 Total $650.00 Andrew M. Wright 1990 Milan R. Kosanovich 2001 Bruce H. Hill 1977 William D. Willerson Jr. 1963 + TEXAS TECH Friendship R. Michael Murray 1965 Robert C. Orr Jr. 1979 Jeff J. Williams 1983 + Thomas Marshall SOUTHERN Michael L. Chiste 2000 Mitchell E. Polack 1998 Scott Petty Jr. 1960 Alexander R. Young 2017 + Vance Hubbard 1962 Ricardo de la Cabada 1992 William Skye 1953 Canonsburg Perge! Society Norris Golden Chain CALIFORNIA Clifford R. Fischer 1981 + Charles O. Spear IV 1976 S. Todd Maclin 1978 Robert C. Orr Jr. (12) 1979 Marlis E. Smith 1954 White Star G. Roger Gielow 1965 + Paul Wadeson 1961 Robert H. Walls Jr. 1982 Perge! Society Wallace Royal Purple David M. Todd 1967 Mark S. Harrison 1982 Perge! Society Norris White Star Jeffrey M. Heller (13) 1961 E. Fred Currie 1955 Purple Clematis James S. Nelson 2012 + David R. Coffman (7) 1938 Frank M. Agar 1982 Scott Petty Jr. (8) 1960 White Star Howard A. Schwimmer 1983 Jason D. Nichols 1996 Perge! Society Wilkinson Charles D. Fraser Jr. 1980 Perge! Society Fairbanks O. Wayne Isom 1962 Ft. Armstrong Peter F. Rusch 1965 Alan W. Larson (11) 1960 Clayton H. Hudnall 1980 C. Daniel Jones Jr. (2) 1951 Harvey E. Mallory III 1957 Robert P. Anderegg 1971 E. Tabor Scott Jr. 1955 Perge! Society Fairbanks J. Lee Jacobe 1990 + Robert W. Pratt Jr. Jr. (9) 1953 Glenn D. Moor 1984 Tyson K. Beem 1997 Edward E. Smiley Jr. 1966 Thomas G. Heubel Jr. (6) 1984 R. Shain McCaig Jr. 1982 Total $246,125.01 Kenneth W. Whittington 1956 John L. Cashion 1959 Kristopher C. Spector 2011 + Russell A. King (1) 1952 Karl E. Rathjen 1986 Purple Clematis Max T. Hirdler Jr. 1953 Robb Stewart 1952 Total $12,245.00 M. Spencer Rigney 1980 C. Robert Black 1957 Joseph E. Johnson 1952 Laurence B. Vineyard Jr. 1971 Grady W. Roberts 1990 TEXAS A & M J. Michael Cornell 1965 Donald H. Landwehr 1952 David L. Wilemon 1959 + Jeffrey A. Rochelle 1987 Ft. Armstrong C. Donnell Echols 1959 Snowy White Owl Robert C. Wood 1978 TENNESSEE Garrett W. Schneider 1981 D. Greg Graham 1982 Marvin G. Stephens Jr. 1964 Willard B. Buchanan 1961 Perge! Society Norris White Star Eugene B. Shepherd Jr. 1981 Robert F. McGoldrick 1989 Ft. Armstrong Robert W. P. Holstrom 1946 Douglas C. Gardner (7) 1985 John B. Hollingsworth Jr. 1952 Kevin R. Snodgrass 1982 + Snowy White Owl F. L. Ballard 1955 Delta Perge! Society Wallace Purple Clematis Log Cabin Lias J. Steen 1980 Larry K. Lowe 1967 Robert J. Caminiti 1976 Gerald R. Sensabaugh Jr. (6) 1951 Joseph C. Cook Jr. 1965 David A. McAllister 1978 Delta Mark L. Murdock 1963 Lee M. Moss 1973 Patrick H. Saxon 1968 Perge! Society Fairbanks Jere W. Thompson 1954 Thomas L. Keller 1980 Jerry L. Pittman 1966 Kenneth J. Schneider 1971 Thomas E. Armstrong (1) 1960 Ft. Armstrong Purple Clematis Nathan P. Moore 1989 Bobby G. Waddle 1955 John G. Brewer 1973 Friendship Michael M. Boone (10) 1963 John M. Black 1994 William D. Swanson 1992 Snowy White Owl John J. Sheridan 1972 Peter Adanalian 1976 Total $21,116.00 William S. Case 2015 + Friendship Charles C. Beatty 1958 Ronald A. Shuffield 1973 Richard L. Beckendorf 1972 Ernest H. Cockrell 1967 David C. Edwards 1983 Johnnie M. Brewer 1970 Donald W. Bradley 1961 Mark D. Turner 1976 Vance C. Duncan 1974 Jordan M. Gross 2010 + John E. Estes 1969 James A. Chinn 1970 + STANFORD Montgomery G. Turner 1991 William T. Griffin Jr. 1987 Glenn H. Mapes III 1981 Royce G. Newsom 1964 Charles S. Cochrane 1973 Log Cabin Snowy White Owl D. Link Grimes 1983 Stephen W. McAllister 1980 Ron L. White 1974 David F. Cheek 2002 William H. Crowhurst 1974 Howard A. Rubin 1955 John D. Harkey Jr. 1983 Clayton J. Pollard 1981 Delta Hal E. Gordon 1977 Snowy White Owl George E. Dominick 1957 Duane H. King 1984 Total $2,127.00 Lawrence M. DeHay Jr. 1961 E. Bradford Hatcher Jr. 1964 + Richard J. Borda 1953 Frederick J. Ergen 1972 Douglas M. MacMahon 1999 R. Tim Evans 1966 David R. Jennings 1965 Philip G. Chapman 1966 Henry W. Hope 1962 James P. McGinnis 1981 TEXAS W. Jaret L. Greaser 1998 Paul T. Kott 1977 Lawrence C. Hoff 1950 Roger T. Jackson 1963 J. Matthew McLaughlin 1987 D. Bruce Johnson 1956 Steven B. Lane 1979 + Eugene K. Shank 1954 W. Dwight Kessel 1952 Marshall Merritt 1984 William C. Pfluger 1960 Mark A. Medley 1968 ARLINGTON Dean R. Miller 1956 Joseph Zukin Jr. 1949 D. Mayes Middleton II 2004 White Star Henry E. Ross 1979 George H. Mitsanas 1987 Delta W. Miller Wood III 1967 Robert C. Northington 1979 + Kirk D. Walden 1972 Ronald G. Stewart 1954 Eric J. Papalini 1983 Boyd H. Benson 1951 Delta Robert W. Pratt Jr. 1953 Purple Clematis Billie D. Sumners 1955 Clifton G. Foster Jr. 1953 Mark H. Peacock 1964 James W. Herrington 1962 DeWitt Waltmon Jr. 1980 D. Mark Smith 1983 Friendship James D. Froula 1967 Lewis J. Pozzebon 1971 Friendship Don C. Wukasch 1959 Snowy White Owl Bruce A. Blalock 1966 John W. Sloway 1978 Stewart C. Adams Jr. 1959 John H. Medley 1971 Ft. Armstrong Thomas C. Darden 1978 Ted M. Crowder 1999 + Danny W. Shelby 1969 Perge! Society Wilkinson Perge! Society Fairbanks Charles M. Berkey 1952 Thomas H. Koops 1968 Blake W. Davis 2008 + Gerald L. Vantrease 1966 John L. Cashion (2) 1959 Howard A. Rubin (12) 1955 William J. Campbell 1980 Delta Kenneth O. Johnson 1955 Blake Williams Jr. 1967 Perge! Society Wallace Total $1,550.00 Jeffery L. Hickey 1981 William S. Hunnicutt Jr. 1981 Robert R. Madden 1961 + Robert P. Anderegg (2) 1971 Friendship Randall T. Mays 1987 + Michael D. Jarrett 1972 Robert E. Maniss 1954 Donald B. Anderson 1963 David M. Todd (10) 1967 John K. Mitchell 1951 Friendship Daniel P. McCormack 2011 + SYRACUSE Allen D. Boyd 1950 Perge! Society Fairbanks Fred W. Patterson Sr. 1952 Michael T. Mannion 1981 Michael J. McMahon 1988 + Royal Purple S. Jack Staples III 1971 Paul H. Smith 1950 Tyson K. Beem (4) 1997 David R. Coffman 1938 R. Adam Whitten 2009 Aaron F. Paul 2004 Total $6,213.00 Perge! Society Fairbanks John K. Turner 1976 Perge! Society Wallace J. David Pool 1957 Canonsburg John G. Brewer (2) 1973 Arthur G. Uhl III 1981 + Kirk D. Walden (12) 1972 James O. Shine 1968 Alan W. Larson 1960 John B. Hollingsworth Jr. (14) 1952 William R. Weaver 1959 Perge! Society Fairbanks Tony M. Street 1972 SOUTHERN White Star Lee M. Moss (3) 1973 Ron D. Willis 1984 Michael O. Shipley 1958 William S. Hunnicutt Jr. (1) 1981 Jack D. Swatzell Jr. 1972 + Mark D. Turner (4) 1976 Snowy White Owl D. Mark Smith (7) 1983 William H. Townend 2005 + METHODIST Ft. Armstrong Total $4,614.00 Aubrey C. Black 1949 Royal Purple Thomas G. Heubel Jr. 1984 Total $2,936.73 Larry D. Watkins 1977 Lee Caldwell 1957 Timothy D. Wright 2001 Douglas C. Gardner 1985 Bruce M. Kennedy 1954 Marshall T. Clegg 1954 Log Cabin Russell A. King 1952 TENNESSEE Perge! Society Wilkinson Bert C. Engelhardt 1956 TEXAS E. Fred Currie (8) 1955 Michael M. Boone 1963 Robert W. Whiteford 1975 Joseph W. Gray 1958 Purple Clematis Snowy White Owl TECH CHRISTIAN Glenn D. Moor (10) 1984 Snowy White Owl Ted C. Hager 1956 Perge! Society Wallace Jason A. Kulas 1993 Allan C. Anderson 1954 Brandon K. Holcomb 1996 Snowy White Owl Gerald R. Sensabaugh Jr. 1951 John L. Bruch Jr. 1944 AA Brian M. Douglas 1998 W. Scott Anderson 1982 Vance Hubbard (14) 1962 J. Brent Ellis 1999 C. Daniel Jones Jr. 1951 O. Wayne Isom (10) 1962 Ft. Armstrong Norman H. Compson 1968 W. Scott McAfee 1980 Peter E. Dodd 2003 Carl B. Anderson IV 2005 Glendon O. Garvin 1993 Kevin G. Givens 2002 Paul D. Hains 1987 Perge! Society Fairbanks Jackie R. Wilmore Jr. 1982 Byron M. McKnight 1978 Larry K. Lowe (5) 1967 Thomas E. Armstrong 1960 Richard S. Golobic 1956 George J. Merriman Jr. 1936 James T. Schorgl 1984 James R. McGuire 1961 F. Thomas Havern 1965 Delta Cary P. Swindle 1988 Jerry L. Pittman (3) 1966 Edwin J. Banasiak III 1997 Robert H. Northington 1952 Marlis E. Smith (16) 1954 Snowy White Owl Edward Hughes 1982 James E. Suttle 1959 Delta Roger Beck 1970 Robert F. Kuhne 1957 Friendship W. Steven Anderson 1984 Marvin G. Stephens Jr. (7) 1964 Kyle M. Bush 2008 + Delta Bobby G. Waddle (1) 1955 Robert G. Bender 1981 Mark R. Roadarmel 1961 Eric S. Greenfield 1955 Robert S. Clifton 1985 Robert A. Frantz Jr. 1959 Roy A. Sykes Jr. 1970 Christopher J. Cramer 2003 Terry E. Skinner 1983 Ron L. White (1) 1974 Bradley W. Hodges 2005 + Robert S. McCaig 1952 Norman D. Fry 1953 John P. Trever 1965 Friendship Total $15,465.47 Jeffery T. Hoilman 1993 Roy E. Rushing 1965 Howell D. Harralson 1968 Patrick H. Swearingen Jr. 1950 Frank B. Allen 1984 +

Friendship Up To $499 Delta $500-$999 Snowy White Owl $1,000-$2,499 Ft. Armstrong $2,500-$4,999 Purple Clematis $5,000-$7,499 Log Cabin $7,500- LIFETIME $9,999 White Star $10,000-$17,499 Canonsburg $17,500-$24,999 Royal Purple $25,000-$49,999 Golden Chain $50,000-$74,999 Black Diamond $75,000- GIVING $99,999 Centennial $100,000-$249,999 Thomas R. Marshall $250,000-$499,999 Calvin Coolidge $500,000-$999,999 Founders $1 Million & Above

SOCIETIES + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra PERGE! SOCIETY: NORRIS ($5,000+) WILKINSON ($2,000+) WALLACE ($1,000+) FAIRBANKS ($500+)

64 2013 Honor Roll of Donors Friendship, the Sweetest Influence Perge! Society Fairbanks Donald G. Fisher 1952 Perge! Society Wallace Kelly W. Montfort 1964 Phillip L. Reynolds 1961 TOLEDO Jeffrey G. Schwartz (4) 1993 Friendship John N. Kroetz 1950 AA Michael B. Jeffers (7) 1962 Jeffrey T. Mouck 1987 Delta Chadd A. Schwartz 2008 Mark R. Wilkison (1) 1983 Roland N. Litterst Sr. 1958 Gary L. Ostenson (15) 1969 James E. Reece Jr. 1961 Jimmy D. Adams 1957 Total $2,403.96 Joseph M. Pfennig 1982 Norman K. Thordarson (11) 1963 Doug Shaul 1960 R. Art Bickel 1961 Ralph G. Powell 1955 Perge! Society Fairbanks Philip H. Smith 1966 Wayne R. Koupal 1960 TORONTO Friendship Donald H. Brazier Jr. (8) 1954 Delta Neal B. Prater 1956 Canonsburg VILLANOVA Wilbur C. Bahr Jr. 1960 Ronald D. Crockett (10) 1961 Erik J. Fay 1999 Friendship Graeme W. Norval 1983 Snowy White Owl William L. Beckwith 1947 Arthur F. Gollofon Jr. (2) 1952 Clifford O. Ridgway 1972 Carl T. Bayer 1963 Anthony M. Imbesi 1996 Purple Clematis Richard M. Blastic 1982 James R. Houston (11) 1955 Gary E. Schell 1970 Dale G. Schaefer 1958 David W. Booz 1985 Friendship Andrew T. Bridge 2001 Robert F. Philip (3) 1940 Friendship Stephen W. Schnieder Jr. 1971 Jeffrey A. Fuchs 1993 Snowy White Owl Kevin P. Ferguson 1996 R. Kirk Wilson (5) 1960 Roderick C. Briggs 1961 Michael A. Well 1963 Christopher A. Herbst 2008 W. David Ellis 1964 John J. Foster 1955 Total $11,870.00 Peter S. Dawson 1960 West A. Woodbridge 1970 Robert O. Mannion 1992 George O. Hayman 1953 Richard L. Freeman 1959 Bruce O. Devereaux 1968 Perge! Society Fairbanks John-Paul Tancona 2000 Nicholas J. Poppenk 1971 Daniel F. Korb 1953 Clayton P. Erickson 1992 William E. Parrish (10) 1957 Paul B. Walters 1956 Perge! Society Wallace William A. Kunkel IV 1974 WASHINGTON John H. Foss 1951 Total $2,477.50 Anthony M. Imbesi (1) 1996 Delta William K. Ransom 1952 Terry A. Mueller 1986 Total $1,125.00 & JEFFERSON W. Douglas Beaton 1960 John F. Reynolds 1973 Purple Clematis Gene Sutton 1959 WILLIAM Bruce C. Bone 1950 C. George Robinette 2004 Bernard W. Stanek Jr. 1988 Sean Weber 2011 + Neal A. Irwin 1954 VIRGINIA Jack M. Schenck 1951 D. Lawrence Wickerham 1972 Perge! Society Wallace JEWELL John A. Rogers 1968 Canonsburg Douglas C. Shelbourne 1976 Snowy White Owl Robert W. Higgins (8) 1956 Log Cabin Arthur A. Stanley 1951 Benjamin B. LeCompte III 1972 Michael E. Wingard 1972 + Bert C. Engelhardt 1956 Willard C. Warehouse (4) 1972 Robert P. Morf 1939 AA Friendship Snowy White Owl Lorne A. Zielaskowski 1993 + Louis L. Marines 1963 Perge! Society Fairbanks Purple Clematis Simon A. Michellepis 1994 C. Breckenridge Arrington Jr. 1955 Perge! Society Norris Demas L. McVay Jr. 1955 Dale L. Wierman (1) 1964 Jack L. Capps 1947 W. James Zaryski 1968 Kevin L. Beicke 2001 John C. Schroeder (14) 1969 John C. Mettler 1938 Total $104,985.00 Michael G. Fligg 1961 Total $1,806.92 A. Colquitt Shackelford Jr. 1951 Perge! Society Wilkinson James H. Norris 1975 Ft. Armstrong Delta N. Clay Robbins (16) 1979 Ronald P. Sandmeyer 1957 WEST William C. Hankins 1975 TULANE Bruce A. Talmadge 1953 Perge! Society Wallace Joseph J. Wagner Jr. 1984 Snowy White Owl Friendship R. Michael Henderson (10) 1961 Delta VIRGINIA William B. Black 1963 Delta Eric M. Cavanaugh (5) 1976 Mathew G. McWhorter 2008 O. John Betz Jr. 1942 + William E. Allen 1953 Log Cabin Kent T. Dicus 1980 David M. Wakelee 1951 Perge! Society Fairbanks George M. Inglis 1959 Mark N. Roth 1977 Sam W. Gilliam 1969 Friendship Joseph D. Barnette Jr. (16) 1961 Jack L. Millaway 2010 Perge! Society Wallace Frank V. Petrone 1947 AA Snowy White Owl Richard M. Wright Jr. 1978 Benjamin B. LeCompte III (16) 1972 John C. Meng Jr. (9) 1966 Friendship Mark W. Obermann 1976 Delta Total $270.00 Total $15,055.00 Total $1,453.00 John M. Ayres 1946 Friendship Richard C. Brown 1963 Timothy D. Calvin 1943 Jon L. Bitto 1984 Brian G. Carney 1996 UNION VIRGINIA WASHINGTON Miles C. Durfey 1952 James L. Comerci 1976 Carroll F. Clark 1959 + Ft. Armstrong Golden Chain Thomas G. Frazier 1964 Perge! Society Wallace Glenn E. Daniel 1981 Eugene W. Erickson 1954 TECH Ronald D. Crockett 1961 Harry W. Fuchs III 1958 Mark N. Roth (8) 1977 Leonard L. Poppenhagen 1960 John C. Robbins III 1971 White Star White Star J. Thomas Lane 1968 Total $1,485.00 John D. West 1971 Snowy White Owl N. Michael F. Griffith 1973 James R. Houston 1955 J. Ryan Norris 2012 + Friendship William G. Kuchta 1972 Ft. Armstrong Gary L. Ostenson 1969 Charles M. Robbins 1966 WESTERN Peter D. Cooper 1959 + John D. Paracka 1956 Dana W. Hesse 1986 Norman K. Thordarson 1963 Perge! Society Norris Jon G. Curtis 1995 Stephen G. Wall 1984 Snowy White Owl Log Cabin Bernard W. Stanek Jr. (1) 1988 KENTUCKY Jack T. Gabriel 1958 H. Frederick Wintsch 1962 Brendan J. McMurrer 2001 Michael B. Jeffers 1962 Perge! Society Fairbanks Canonsburg Jerome Y. Goehring 2010 Delta Jeffrey M. Scattergood 1999 Purple Clematis John C. Mettler (1) 1938 Benjamin R. Harper 1969 Gordon M. Johnson 1957 + Arthur B. Beck 1961 Paul T. Zawistowski 1983 Donald T. McKay 1951 Total $6,865.00 Ft. Armstrong Thomas R. Jones 1962 + Mace A. Bloom 1977 Delta R. Kirk Wilson 1960 Robert P. Anderegg 1971 Michael J. Maloney 1960 + Friendship Jason A. Dean 1996 Ft. Armstrong WASHINGTON Friendship Floyd T. Neth 1950 Joseph H. Cerrone 1957 + Jason T. Newcomb 1998 Donald H. Brazier Jr. 1954 Jeffrey T. Baynham 2010 H. Wayne Phears 1969 + Richard J. Gagliano 1980 + M. Stephen Robbins 1977 George C. Briggs Jr. 1947 & LEE Dustin S. Clevidence 2009 + Eric R. Sapp 1992 Drew R. Hamelink 1971 David C. Venable 1988 L. Thomas Murray Jr. 1946 Purple Clematis Thomas C. Suter 1960 + Garry O. Hughes 1979 Friendship Gerald A. Nielsen 1961 Walter Matthews Jr. 1959 David F. Tate 1976 David A. Lachtrupp 1979 Paul V. Ditto 1989 Robert F. Philip 1940 Ft. Armstrong WESTERN John H. Tatlock III 1969 + Ernest M. Myer 1956 John W. Gravatt 2001 H. Cecil Webb 1950 George C. Hixon 1959 Perge! Society Norris Steven D. Pierce 1971 David C. Green 1994 + MICHIGAN Robert P. Morf (2) 1939 AA Peter C. White Sr. 1952 Jordan M. Smith 1957 Snowy White Owl Douglas S. Tosh 1972 + Michael D. Nolan 1995 Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl Perge! Society Wilkinson Perge! Society Fairbanks Timothy S. Rogowski 1979 Michael G. Fligg (3) 1961 Leigh J. Perry 1999 + Thomas E. Allen 1943 Samuel A. Syme Jr. 1956 Michael J. Wygocki 1986 William G. Kuchta (2) 1972 Perge! Society Fairbanks Ardell D. Barnes 1956 Delta Perge! Society Fairbanks Total $1,719.00 Delta William C. Hankins (4) 1975 N. Michael F. Griffith (13) 1973 George E. Casperson 1952 Eduardo D. Gonzalez 1963 Brian K. Giammalva 1993 Total $2,145.00 George Chalich 1952 David L. Moore Jr. 1974 Total $11,842.00 Steven C. Graus 1978 UTAH Leigh S. Davidson 1967 Friendship Corey A. Watt 1999 Snowy White Owl Charles R. Ekberg 1968 Earle S. Bates Jr. 1954 Mark A. Winter 1990 WILLIAMS WABASH Rolf H. Falk 1952 David M. Berlinghof 1955 Richard A. Dupaix 1991 Royal Purple Friendship Snowy White Owl Perge! Society Fairbanks Steven C. Galbraith 1967 Robert F. Duguay 1953 David R. Hopkins 1992 Charles J. Kurtz III 1962 N. Clay Robbins 1979 Arthur F. Gollofon Jr. 1952 David K. Eubank 1976 Richard A. Dupaix (1) 1991 John C. Schroeder 1969 Michael J. Hunt 1989 + Friendship Christopher J. Guzak 1987 Nicholas H. Fuerst 2010 Total $1,174.45 J. Roger Moody 1954 White Star Steven M. Helmbrecht 1985 Warren P. Hopkins 1964 Joseph D. Barnette Jr. 1961 Paul B. Helsby 1953 Houston C. Munson Jr. 1957 + UTAH STATE R. Michael Henderson 1961 Snowy White Owl James R. Hinz 1975 John R. Pflug III 2010 WESTERN WISCONSIN William B. Evans 1985 Purple Clematis Leonard G. Perry 1956 Harry L. Pressley Jr. 1958 + Ft. Armstrong Kenneth J. Hammerle 1976 Rick L. Allen 1962 Wade H. Taylor 1978 Tinkham Veale IV 1995 ONTARIO James E. Freytag 1958 Eric M. Cavanaugh 1976 Karl D. Zufelt 1969 Ronald C. Wilderman 1965 Stanley A. Walton III 1962 Purple Clematis Snowy White Owl Jeff D. Lundy 1978 Friendship Robert I. Will 1950 Wiley R. Wright Jr. 1954 Mark P. Trenton 1986 Gregory E. Custer 1967 Donald D. Shaw 1981 Ft. Armstrong Delta Perge! Society Wallace Snowy White Owl Kenneth R. DeWeerdt 1960 Jack E. Adamson 1948 Total $550.00 David C. Auther 1977 George C. Hixon (4) 1959 Murray L. Coulter 1972 Michael C. Kubly 1958 Leonard F. Anglis 1976 Warren J. Gilbert Jr. 1951 Total $2,695.00 Douglas M. Workman 1977 Raymond R. Kubly Jr. 1955 J. Chris Bird 1967 Robert E. Hage 1939 Delta Theodore J. Moreau 1969 David J. Carlson 1969 VERMONT Richard C. McAuliffe Jr. 1967 John W. Chandler 1971 Delta Ft. Armstrong John C. Meng Jr. 1966 Lyman W. Newton 1959 WASHINGTON Peter B. Hockin 1968 M. Gregory Anunson 1969 John M. Carulli Jr. 1988 Robert E. Sonnemaker 1967 John R. Tomlinson 1953 Friendship G. Richard Cope 1955 Paul A. Laliberte 1986 Snowy White Owl STATE Paul W. Habermell 1976 Larry L. Weidkamp 1958 Centennial John C. Hofmann 1960 Mark R. Wilkison 1983 J. Robert Baur 1949 Timothy B. Yaryan 1967 Robert W. Kowalik 1996 Steven J. Leverenz 1979 Snowy White Owl John G. Brumbaugh 1940 Gerald R. Fox 1959 AA Michael J. Vormittag 1986 Friendship White Star Stephen J. Olk 1978 David P. Harnois 1994 John B. Culley Jr. 1969 Eric J. Fahlman 1987 + Total $1,550.76 Gilbert W. Ross 1949 Jeffrey G. Schwartz 1993 Raymond M. Hartwell 1965 Robert W. Higgins 1956 Sam Y. Hamilton 2014 + Purple Clematis Dag Sohlberg 1965 Lee K. Souter 2005 Harry F. McNaught Jr. 1976 Daniel H. Harley 2013 + Thomas D. Stevens 1972 Delta James M. Sears 1954 Herbert V. Levinsky 1964 WESTMINSTER Chuck Howard 1962 Willard C. Warehouse 1972 Purple Clematis Richard J. Tilley 1959 Bernard P. Isabelle 1978 Thomas B. Shearman 1949 William S. MacGeorge 1979 Richard O. Weisman 1954 Timothy Ross 1986 Paul B. Van Ness 1977 Ft. Armstrong Thomas L. McDonald 1960 Jeff Sanwick 1988 Augustan D. Kittson 1978 William E. Parrish 1957 Malcolm P. West 1974 Friendship Delta Zachary J. Stednick 2003 Friendship Mark F. Boyden 1988 John B. Bridge 1972 John D. Metcalf 1992 Ft. Armstrong J. Lewis Thayer 2010 Dale L. Wierman 1964 Robert H. Lingenfelter 1956 Franklin P. Ciano 1974 Sean P. Casey 1997 Rand Burnette 1958 David E. Thompson 1980 Bradley B. Fest 1985 Donald H. Dinwiddie 1956 Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl Edward J. Watson Jr. 1959 Charles F. Diesen 1962 David C. Martin 1989 P. Dan Gilbert 1965

Not For College Days Alone 2013 Honor Roll of Donors 65 Lynn N. Carlton 1964 Delta CSX Corporate Citizenship Patricia M. Andrews WISCONSIN Richard N. Dresser 1966 FOUNDATION Friendship Richard F. Keier 1961 General Electric Foundation Roxanne Avery + Reed E. Hall 1970 Ernest M. Manuel Jr. 1980 Brock A. Ehnert 2000 FRIENDS Lowell and Ruth Haga Carol Birs + Morrie E. Halvorsen 1953 Robert C. McDonald 1964 John Fiore Jr. 1967 Calvin Coolidge Leight M. Wilson Foundation Brian Breittholz John H. Hendricks 1964 John F. Meier 1969 Michael J. Irwin 1975 Beechwood Educational Fdn Victor W. Lo + Janice Briscoe + Michael J. Hettinger 1952 David E. Moeller 1963 R. Andrew Muir Jr. 1971 Thomas Marshall Markel Corporation Susan Bury + Thomas J. Koffolt 1954 Bertrand A. Trompeter 1950 Irwin J. Smith III 1956 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Trevor and Sonia McGrath Thomas and Roberta Cable Peter J. Krusing 1973 Stanley J. Wood 1946 Etienne Totti Jr. 1941 Stuart Family Foundation + McKesson Foundation Helene Caliva + John M. Perrigo 1958 Delta David M. Vogt 1977 Centennial Elizabeth J. Mosher Madge Clark + John T. Siewert 1950 Robert C. Baden 1965 Andrew J. Williams 1992 + Omaha Community Foundation Ohio University Darlene G. Cody + Dale R. Thompson 1950 A. Gilbert Belles IV 1962 Friendship Golden Chain United Way of Central/NE Conn. Conoco Phillips David A. Vollrath 1976 Richard F. Binnig 1950 Joseph J. Arcari 1957 Columbus Foundation Snowy White Owl Shirley Cook + Merritt O. Wilkins Jr. 1958 John A. Demer Jr. 1969 Kenneth Charak 1974 Woodmere Foundation Aetna Foundation Ernst & Young LLP + Gregory D. Martin 1999 Perge! Society Fairbanks Donald H. Kaiser 1943 Royal Purple Breen Foundation Grace Fraser + Michael C. Kubly (1) 1958 Dean W. Shaffer 1948 Paul D. McCluskey 1987 + Alpha Omega Grad. Association Central NYCommunity Fdn Freddie Mac Foundation Hilliard W. Paige 1941 + Total $2,959.00 William H. Steinbrink 1964 Steven D. Gardner Community Fdn of NW Missouri Jack N. Fuerst Robert A. Weible 1975 Michael A. Pierce Jr. 2007 Lilly Endowment Mary J. Dain Greater Horizons Friendship Douglas A. Riley 1968 Canonsburg Dallas Seminary Foundation Mary H. Harley WISCONSIN David M. Atkins 2000 + Christos N. Ross 1983 + Pfizer Foundation Encana Cares Mac Hataway Ralph E. Blythe 1953 + Noel Totti Jr. 1942 + Rho Phi House Corporation Fifth Third Bank Carol A. Hess + EAU CLAIRE Marvin N. Cable 2005 David G. Valliere 2002 Schwab Charitable Fund Eleanore T. Gardner Dr. Stewart A. Hinkley Royal Purple Douglas K. Myser 1977 Perge! Society Fairbanks White Star Knopf Family Foundation Home Depot Foundation Todd M. Eberhardt 1989 Bradley K. Rechel 1978 Andrew J. Williams (1) 1992 Charles and Deborah Camp Lindsey & Ken Meyersieck John and Priscilla Kenaston + Snowy White Owl Ronald K. Storfer 1964 + Total $3,935.00 Coca-Cola Foundation Network For Good Elisabeth Kroetz + Jason J. Seeger 2002 Perge! Society Wilkinson Communities Fdn of Texas Nuveen Investments Michael and Irene Lenhart Delta G. David K. Hopper (14) 1963 Mr. & Mrs. Dorflinger + United Way Valley of the Sun Karen MacGregor + Justin M. Hennig 2004 Perge! Society Wallace YALE Geller & Company LLC + Yahoo! Employee Funds Macy’s Foundation Friendship Charles E. Ramsey (3) 1964 Ft. Armstrong Karen Hicks Delta MasterCard Matching Gift Prgm Terrance J. Ostrander 1981 Peter G. Welsh (12) 1974 L. Thomas Murray Jr. 1946 Microsoft Matching Gifts Prgm Arch Insurance Group Lindsay Maxwell Perge! Society Wilkinson Eric B. Westendorf (7) 1992 Snowy White Owl Phi Gamma Delta Fdn of Canada Suzette Ball Paul T. McCord Todd M. Eberhardt (11) 1989 Joseph E. Williamson (9) 1967 William W. Betteridge 1948 The Woosley Family Community Fdn of New Jersey MGM Resorts Foundation Joseph F. Callo 1952 Total $2,338.00 Total $10,535.00 Williams Companies Dell Direct Giving Campaign Midwest Heirloom Stitchers + Lester E. Frankenthal III 1951 Willis of Nebraska Florida Fiji Grad. Association + Mary L. Moran + Edman L. Gray 1961 WITTENBERG Log Cabin Susan Goodwin Morgan Stanley WPI Thomas F. Hartch 1963 Dayton Foundation Josey Foundation + Melanie K. Musick Royal Purple Ft. Armstrong Bruce Kendrick 1951 G. David K. Hopper 1963 Naples/SW Florida Grad. Chap. Lynn M. Kace + Merrilyn J. Nash + Garry P. Balboni 1974 Delta Purple Clematis Madison County Community Fdn National Christian Fdn Colorado White Star Thomas I. Burns 1974 David W. Mette 1966 Peter G. Welsh 1974 Community Fdn of Louisville Mechanicsburg Area Foundation Linh S. Preston Albert Hardaker 1949 Robert H. Reynolds 1958 Maria G. Cooper National Christian Fdn Houston Peter Rafferty + Joseph E. Williamson 1967 Hans H. Koehl 1956 Friendship Purple Clematis Robert Duncan Pasadena Community Foundation Sabre Holdings Give Together George R. Oliver 1982 Alexander R. Cochran Jr. 1938 Glass Foundation William D. Peyton + Tom Stivers + Eric B. Westendorf 1992 John A. Pelli 1970 Peter Jackson 1957 Ft. Armstrong Goldman Sachs Philan. Fund Virginia C. Tolford + Dr. and Mrs. Paul Stockmann Robert F. Wolff Jr. 1958 Juan E. Rodriguez-Diaz 1963 Kanaly Trust + United Way-Bank of America Joseph & Salma Tancona David E. Baines 1969 Snowy White Owl C. Harwin Smith 1951 Theodore J. Budach Jr. 1956 Verizon Foundation United Way of Greater L.A. Timken Charitable/Educ. Fund Paul R. Alasso 1954 Mark C. Yellin 1955 Wukasch Foundation Vianda Playter Williams Fdn United Way of King County Donald S. Hauck 1956 Todd R. Cimino 1984 Total $1,190.00 Charles E. Ramsey 1964 Ft. Armstrong Wells Fargo Community Support United Way-Nationwide David E. Huhtala 1980 American Fidelity Foundation Friendship Lynn B. Vitek + Snowy White Owl David P. Makris 1978 Peter C. Anderson 1961 Brown Shoe Company Akron Community Foundation Total $313,123.27 Paul A. Mannheim 1961 Charitable Gift Fund Amica Companies Foundation George A. Buckley Jr. 1980 Walter M. Stewart 1954

Honorary Gifts

GEORGE H. ALVORD PETER W. COOK WILLIAM C. IEUTER WILLIAM A. MARTIN WILLIAM E. PARRISH JOHN H. STOCKMANN (Westminster 1969) (Bucknell 1992) by (Illinois 1957) by John B. (Mississippi State 1975) (Westminster 1957) by (Case Western Reserve by Robert A. Svoboda Douglas B. DePietro Jenkins (Illinois 1958) by Lias J. Steen (Texas A & Carl T. Bayer (Westminster 2014) by Paul Stockmann (Memphis 1978) (Bucknell 1992) M 1980) 1963) ANN KALTER by JOHN-PAUL TANCONA GEORGE A. BUCKLEY ANDREW E. COOPER Andrew G. Kronitz (Emory EDWARD J. MEYER ROBERT J. PASSANEAU (Villanova 2000) by (Wittenberg 1980) by (Virginia 2009) by Maria 1984) (William Jewell 1951) Illinois 1959) by John B. Joseph & Salma Tancona Richard F. Keier (Witten- G. Cooper by Susan Bury Jenkins (Illinois 1958) berg 1961) ROBERT K. KNECH- CHAD T. TEAGUE LEE E. CURTISS (Il- TEL (Pennsylvania SCOTT D. MILLER BRADLEY PEMBERTON (Georgia 1988) by James DALE L. CARLISLE linois 1955) by John B. State 1972) by Michael (Miami 1975) by Jeffrey (Missouri 1974) by J. Adams (Georgia 1983) (Idaho 1957) by James P. Jenkins (Illinois 1958) J. Stewart (Pennsylvania D. Miller (Miami 1979) Andrew R. Sackin (Missouri Glenny (Idaho 1960) State 1972) 1973) RANDALL WHITTAKER KEVIN W. HAGA (Jack- DAVID E. MORAN (Oklahoma State 1970) SEAN M. CAVANAUGH sonville 1992) by Lowell SCOTT L. LANE (Gettysburg 1986) by JAMES S. SCHMIDT by J. D. Jensen (Oklahoma (Wabash 2016) by Eric and Ruth Haga (Wisconsin Eau Claire Joseph W. Lynch (Get- (Case Western Reserve State 1970) M. Cavanaugh (Wabash 1995) by Peter D. Kent tysburg 1985) 1997) by Daniel L. Turner 1976) (Colorado College 1994) (Case Western Reserve 1991)

Friendship Up To $499 Delta $500-$999 Snowy White Owl $1,000-$2,499 Ft. Armstrong $2,500-$4,999 Purple Clematis $5,000-$7,499 Log Cabin $7,500- LIFETIME $9,999 White Star $10,000-$17,499 Canonsburg $17,500-$24,999 Royal Purple $25,000-$49,999 Golden Chain $50,000-$74,999 Black Diamond $75,000- GIVING $99,999 Centennial $100,000-$249,999 Thomas R. Marshall $250,000-$499,999 Calvin Coolidge $500,000-$999,999 Founders $1 Million & Above

SOCIETIES + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra PERGE! SOCIETY: NORRIS ($5,000+) WILKINSON ($2,000+) WALLACE ($1,000+) FAIRBANKS ($500+)

66 2013 Honor Roll of Donors Friendship, the Sweetest Influence Memorial Gifts Names not capitalized are friends of Phi Gamma Delta.

HOWARD D. ADAMS JOHN F. COSGRIFFE RICHARD S. FRYER JOHN N. KROETZ (Wa- Midwest Heirloom Stitchers, NORMAN K. SEETHOFF (William Jewell 1959) (Toronto 1961) by Grace (Colorado College 1948) bash 1950) by Elisabeth William A. Martin (Missis- (Oregon State 1945) by by Carroll F. Clark (William Fraser by James H. Stellar (Arizona Kroetz sippi State 1975), Kevin E. David W. Graham (Oregon Jewell 1959), Jack T. Gabriel 1954) McKiernan (Kentucky 1973), State 1944) (William Jewell 1958), Michael LEWIS M. COSTELLO KEITH R. KUNBERGER Samuel W. Richwine (Georgia G. Fligg (William Jewell 1961), (Virginia 1955) by Jon L. JEFFREY R. GARRETT (Richmond 1979) by D. G. 1973), Benjamin E. Robinson JOHN D. SHEPPARD Gordon M. Johnson (William Bitto (West Virginia 1984) (Missouri 1990) by Ryan Edel (Richmond 1978) (Hampden-Sydney 1986), (Pittsburgh 1944) by John Jewell 1957), Thomas R. Jones J. Bebee (Oklahoma State William T. Shier (DePauw D. Sheppard (Pittsburgh 1975) (William Jewell 1962), Michael ROBERT L. CURTIS 1995) WALTER G. KUZMAN 1988), Tom Stivers, Leight M. J. Maloney (William Jewell (Oklahoma State (Oregon State 1945) by Wilson Foundation, Stephen PETERIS M. SILINS (Wa- 1960), Thomas C. Suter (Wil- 1968) by Donald S. Boyd CRAWFORD H. GRA- David W. Graham (Oregon K. Wilson (Kentucky 1970) bash 1962) by John B. Culley liam Jewell 1960), Richard M. (Oklahoma State 1969), HAM (Oregon State State 1944) (Wabash 1969) Wright (William Jewell 1978) Danny R. Deaver (Oklahoma 1935) by David W. Graham MERLE A. MOSAR State 1967), Max A. Pischel (Oregon State 1944) CHARLES H. LEWIS (Oregon State 1946) by David Sobolak by David RICHARD ALEXANDER (Oklahoma State 1968), (Union 1951) by William S. David W. Graham (Oregon Sobolak (Pennsylvania State (Ohio Wesleyan 1946) Charles A. Powers (Okla- JOHN H. GUNST Vance (Ohio Wesleyan 1957) State 1944) 1998) by Philip B. Alexander (Ohio homa State 1969), Randall L. (Miami 1974) by Scott M. Wesleyan 1949) Whittaker (Oklahoma State Sedam (Miami 1974) ALLAN E. LINDSTROM ROBERT M. MOSAR ROSS H. STILLWELL 1970) (Oregon State 1951) by (Oregon State 1945) by (Georgia 1989) by Chad T. REX W. ALLEN (Okla- MARK E. HARDT David W. Graham (Oregon David W. Graham (Oregon Teague (Georgia 1988) homa State 1978) by SONNY DARR (Virginia (Virginia Tech 1989) by State 1944), A. B. Lind (Or- State 1944) Debbie Allen, Martin R. Blazy Tech 1971) by Robert F. Peter A. McDevitt (Virginia egon State 1943) LORENZ W. STOLZ (Oklahoma State 1978) Salter (Virginia Tech 1972) Tech 1990) J. D. MOSHER (Idaho (Texas 1950) by DeWitt ALBERT H. LUCAS 1949) by William A. Martin Waltmon (Texas 1949) ANDREW ANDERSON NEIL H. DECIMA (Pitts- CHARLES R. HARTE (Oklahoma State 1971) (Mississippi State 1975), (Bucknell 1894) by William burgh 1958) by Thomas E. (Pennsylvania State by Dan A. Lucas (Oklahoma Robert W. Niebaum (Case NEIL K. STRONG (Ne- J. Charlton (Bucknell 1981) Latimer (Pittsburgh 1958) 1964) by Karl R. Fink (Penn- State 1969) Western Reserve 1969) braska 1979) by Stephen R. sylvania State 1963), Bush (Nebraska 1979) STUART B. BAILEY WILLIAM C. DUNHAM William A. Rossi (Pennsylva- ROBERT G. LUSARDI CRAIG M. MUNSEN (Iowa 1993) by James D. (Bucknell 1964) by An- nia State 1968) (Rutgers 1958) by Thomas (Jacksonville 1988) by FRANK J. TOLFORD Carstensen (Iowa 1989) drew A. DelGrego (Bucknell J. Lusardi (Rhode Island Lowell and Ruth Haga (DePauw 1954) by Virginia 1964) CHARLES R. HARTE 1985) C. Tolford JOHN H. BINNING (Pennsylvania State Mary Nolan by Michael D. (Nebraska 1945) by N. W. GORDON A. ELLIOTT 1964) by Sean C. Walsh C. A. MACDOUGALL Nolan (Virginia Tech 1995) GERALD L. TSCHUDI Solomon (Nebraska 1951) (British Columbia, (Pennsylvania State 2009) (Pennsylvania State (Miami 1958) by David F. Calgary 1955) by Ronald A. 1982) by James I. Tarman ARTHUR E. PETERSEN Cook (Miami 1975) BRUCE K. 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Bunten Rebich (Pittsburgh 1972), JAMES M. FORTNEY (Purdue 2005) by Grant W. (Kansas 1960), Helene Caliva, Robert H. Thompson (Pitts- STEVEN H. COOK (Wittenberg 1963) by A. Fischer (Purdue 2005) Darlene G. Cody, Geller burgh 1972) (Kentucky 1968) by Shirley G. Belles (Wittenberg 1962), & Company LLC, Robert Cook G. David K. Hopper (Witten- WYMAN B. KENAGY E. Hall (Kentucky 1968), WADE W. SCRUGGS berg 1963), Richard F. Keier (Nebraska 1929) by Wil- Lawrence W. Heil (Kentucky (Oklahoma State 2000) (Wittenberg 1961), David E. liam W. Kenagy (Nebraska 1967), John and Priscilla by Christopher R. Neurohr Moeller (Wittenberg 1963) 1970) Kenaston, Karen MacGregor, (Oklahoma State 2003)

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M. KEITH BAIRD (Wabash 1956) practice, Keith was also the Wabash Michigan as Flip, passed ad astra on campus’s doctor for nearly 30 years. he played a key March 29, 2014. When he retired in 2000, he volunteered role in the revi- As a physician, he with the Christian Nursing Service and talization of that spent four years its Well Baby and Adult Health clinics. chapter beginning with NASA and In 2005, he was awarded the Montgom- in 2002 and served was the attend- ery County Community Foundation’s as BCA Chairman ing flight doc- Volunteer of the Year. Keith was instru- for several years tor aboard the mental in establishing the Montgomery thereafter. In recovery aircraft County Free Clinic that opened in 2013. 2008, he was recognized for his service carrier in the to the Chapter with a second place South Pacific when the Apollo 13 astro- PHELPS M. CONNELL (Michigan award in the Fraternity’s Coulter Cup, nauts returned to Earth from a crippled 1949) passed ad astra on October 22, and he was named Outstanding Greek mission in 1970. In addition to his family 2013. Known to his chapter brothers at Alumnus by the University of Michigan

ALABAMA Robert P. Huston (1956) DENISON James B. DePriest (1949), 11/28/2013 Daniel J. Lansell (1947), 3/20/2014 Robert K. Hurford (1947), 7/10/2011 Roy R. Kracke (1950), 10/12/2013 Wayne R. Makowski (1962) Jeffrey M. Mindlin (1976), 5/26/2013 James R. Turner (1950) CHICAGO Thaddeus H. Zdobylak (1993), 4/19/2013 ALLEGHENY Thomas B. Hill (1943), 6/2013 DRAKE Thomas H. George (1951), 4/18/2013 COLGATE Clifford W. Larson (2002), 2/1/2014 Edward C. Petrie (1949), 1/10/2014 B. Hardy Bedford (1961), 4/2/2013 FLORIDA AMHERST Kenneth A. Myers (1963), 12/28/2013 Kirk N. Kirkconnell (1965), 9/7/2012 Rodney Harris (1940), 12/2012 COLORADO H. Franklin Perritt (1956), 3/8/2014 ARIZONA Robert D. Heppes (1944), 4/5/2013 GEORGIA Michael E. Anderson (2017), 4/4/2014 COLORADO COLLEGE Timothy M. Jett (1979), 2/28/2014 Carl E. Hazlett (1960), 9/28/2013 George Larry Bale (1958), 9/2/2013 Stuart L. Sims (2001), 4/1/2014 Kenneth W. Holbrook (1962), 2/23/2014 Edward A. Huwaldt (1966), 2/25/2014 GEORGIA TECH BRITISH COLUMBIA COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES William E. Florance (1953), 3/10/2014 John N. Hurst (1957) Geoffrey Daniel Slade (2006), 1/11/2014 GETTYSBURG BROWN COLORADO STATE John W. Shainline (1947), 11/29/2013 Jeremy C. Clark (1958), 2/4/2013 Thomas G. Brenton (1973), 12/19/2013 HANOVER Emerson M. Jones (1947), 10/2012 COLUMBIA Ralph M. Iddings (1946), 6/4/2013 BUCKNELL K. Paul Chase (1947), 9/6/2013 IDAHO Robert A. Lester (1964) John M. West (1950), 4/10/2013 Kenneth P. Bradshaw (1933), 2/15/2011 CALIFORNIA BERKELEY CORNELL Kenneth W. Erickson (1949), 8/2013 Donald A. Goodwin (1947), 6/21/2013 William R. Denton (1952), 10/18/2013 William P. Marineau (1950), 12/10/2013 Andrew H. Stone (1956), 2/15/2014 Harold V. Engh (1946), 5/30/2013 Ronald C. Pingree (1956) CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES Paul D. McConaughy (1956), 4/17/2013 ILLINOIS Ronald C. Davis (1949), 3/10/2014 John D. Welch (1969), 6/25/2013 Robert W. Booth (1939), 11/20/2013 Donald Black Lane (1956), 9/17/2013 DARTMOUTH Kenneth L. Means (1940), 1/30/2014 CASE WESTERN RESERVE Charles H. Sellman (1957), 8/22/2013 Burnham E. Neal (1945), 4/12/2012 Edmund D. Clapp (1950), 1/9/2014 DAVIDSON Ernest A. Purnell (1946), 12/24/2013 James E. Hachen (1949), 11/23/2013 John W. Garden (1957), 12/24/2013 Thomas F. Schmitz (1952), 9/12/2013

68 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence IFC in 2002. During World War II, Flip Marines, Jim began his broadcasting long and successful career in mortgage served as a navigator in the Army Air career in radio in San Francisco. His tele- and commercial banking. He served as Corps. In his work career, he was an vision work began in 1962 as announcer director and chairman of the board of employee benefits consultant with the on “The Ford Show” with Tennessee First Continental Corporation, as direc- firms of Mack & Parker and Corroon & Ernie Ford. In 1965 he signed on as host tor and vice chairman of Farm & Home Black in Chicago. of “The Dating Game.” He later hosted Savings Association, and as president of several other game shows, including First Continental Mortgage Company. “$100,000 Name That Tune” and “Hol- He was a member of the Houston City lywood Connection.” Brother Lange was Planning Commission and served as the symposiarch for the closing banquet president of both the Houston Mort- of the San Francisco Ekklesia in 1972. gage Bankers Association and the Texas Mortgage Bankers Association. His civic JOE FLOYD LYNCH (Texas Tech and charitable activities included work 1955) passed ad with the Sam Houston Area Council of astra on February the Boy Scouts of America. 17, 2014. Follow- ing his graduation PATRICK J. MCGOVERN (MIT JAMES J. “JIM” LANGE (Minnesota from Texas Tech, 1959) passed ad astra on March 19, 1954) passed ad astra on February 25, he entered the Navy 2014. He was the founder and chair- 2014. He was a TV game show host and and became a Naval man of International Data Group (IDG), disc jockey best known as the longtime Aviator. He began the world’s leading technology, media, host of “The Dating Game.” After gradu- his work career in events and research company, with an- ation from Minnesota and a stint in the 1959, building a nual revenues in excess of $3 billion. IDG4

ILLINOIS WESLEYAN LAFAYETTE Harry W. Wallace (1955), 5/25/2013 Martin J. Capodice (1965), 10/31/2013 John H. Keller (1956), 6/9/2012 NEW YORK James R. Gibson (1953), 2/16/2013 Kent T. Mitchell (1957), 12/30/2013 Charles A. Bushnell (1954), 2/26/2013 Robert J. Kellett (1968), 6/28/2013 LAWRENCE Frederick H. Ruggles (1945) INDIANA Robert C. Duncan (1965), 10/21/2013 NORTH ALABAMA Michael G. Evans (1951), 11/4/2013 LOUISIANA STATE Michael L. Goodsell (1978) Samuel R. Laudeman (1943) William C. Adams (1958), 11/2013 Robert Boyd Nabors (2009) James H. Sackett (1958), 12/31/2013 MAINE NORTH CAROLINA IOWA Alfred Hutchinson (1944), 2010 John Gordon Aycock (1966), 1/2013 William H. Burton (1955), 12/11/2013 Robert L. Thorpe (1955), 6/2013 Ernest H. Graham (1950), 11/30/2013 IOWA STATE MIAMI OCCIDENTAL John D. Haley (1949), 1/12/2014 Robert C. Browne Jr. (1951), 2/7/2012 Edward C. Brigham (1939) John C. Innes (1957), 3/28/2013 John H. Gunst (1974), 10/17/2013 Robert W. MacNair (1950), 10/23/2013 Don Springer (1960), 1/24/2013 MICHIGAN OHIO STATE JOHNS HOPKINS George Wrisley Anderson (1951) D. Kirk Scott (1958), 11/16/2013 Ramon Santamaria (1954) John E. Kamin (1945), 1/20/2013 Fred H. McLean (1952), 11/29/2013 William B. Widhelm (1958), 10/22/2013 Harold E. Maude (1953), 12/28/2013 Ralph J. Reiser (1958), 10/8/2013 KANSAS Harrison G. Wehner (1957), 11/9/2013 Robert W. Thompson (1950), 2/20/2014 John G. Campbell (1942) MINNESOTA OHIO WESLEYAN Woodson E. Dryden (1948), 11/18/2013 Leonard F. Lampert (1942), 1/9/2011 William Nunn (1944), 1/25/2014 Frederick J. Petzold (1962), 2/22/2014 Russell B. Mayberry (1948), 7/2012 OKLAHOMA KENTUCKY Willard C. Peterson (1953), 10/2012 Clark H. Boyles (1962), 1/18/2014 Harry G. Hoffman (1961), 10/16/2013 MISSOURI Richard F. Dudley (1957), 9/2012 KETTERING A Charles C. Huber (1950), 2/23/2013 George W. James (1950), 10/25/2013 Daniel Richard Veazey (1949), 10/5/2013 MIT James A. McNeese (1942), 10/16/2013 KNOX William N. Blatt (1944) Ted G. Vogle (1989), 10/28/2013 Stephen P. Goldberg (1967) NEBRASKA OKLAHOMA STATE Edmund T. Roberts (1948), 1/13/2014 Robert J. Farner (1950) James J. Gilliland (1972) Russell W. Schwem (1954), 3/14/2014 John E. McMeekin (1946), 10/11/2012 Herbert W. Maas (1970), 1/10/2014 4

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 69 AD ASTRA grew from International Data Corpora- tute for Brain Research at MIT. Brother in 1988. He served in the U.S. Army on tion (IDC), which he founded in 1964 McGovern received the Distinguished active duty from 1957-59 and then served to provide the Fiji Award in 2012. for 30 years in the Florida National fledgling computer Guard, retiring in 1989 as a full Colonel. industry with HENRY FRANKLIN PERRITT As an undergraduate, Frank served as timely and reliable (Florida 1956) passed ad astra on president of the Upsilon Phi Chapter statistics on infor- March 8, 2014. With a law degree from and as a graduate brother served as mation technology the University of Florida Law School, in house corporation president. He at- markets. Three 1962 Brother tended six Ekklesiai. years later he start- Perritt began a ed Computerworld, 45-year career a weekly publica- with the firm tion for computer of Marks Gray Space limitations prevent us from buyers which became IDG’s flagship in Jackson- providing obituaries of all deceased publication. He earned recognition from ville. He was brothers in the magazine. However, the publishing industry, the Smithson- a member of a all obituary announcements sent to ian Institution, and the MIT Enterprise number of legal the International Headquarters Forum. Inc. magazine named him one associations are posted monthly at of its “25 Entrepreneurs We Love.” He and served as www.phigam.org/ad-astra-listing. was a trustee of MIT and provided the president of funding to create the McGovern Insti- the Florida Defense Lawyers Association

OREGON Charles R. Edgerly (1938), 4/11/2010 Joe C. Foster (1946) James V. Bernhard (1950), 2/8/2010 Leo E. Schwoerer (1945) John N. Kroetz (1950), 8/19/2013 Lewis N. Brainerd (1943) STANFORD Richard L. Radtke (1974) James A. Rademacher (1965), 1/4/2010 John M. Thayer (1945) WASHINGTON OREGON STATE SYRACUSE Neil K. Hansen (1947), 9/22/2013 Gary R. Davis (1975) William V. Haggerty (1968), 5/8/2013 Michael K. Hynes (1964) George F. Hanigan (1960), 7/11/2013 Frederick R. Williams (1950), 8/3/2013 Roderic M. Olzendam (1945), 8/19/2013 Jeremy J. Hillhouse (1962), 11/10/2009 TENNESSEE WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON Robert Livingstone (1948), 5/24/2012 Robert Hunter Cagle (1954), 3/4/2014 Russell F. Stein (1950) John S. Pihas (1955), 12/11/2012 Stephen M. Smith (1972), 1/16/2013 WASHINGTON & LEE Robert P. Zentner (1939), 1/31/2013 TEXAS Hamilton P. Fox (1941), 11/26/2013 PENNSYLVANI STATE William P. Clements (1989) WILLIAM JEWELL Eugene Pelesh (1969), 4/5/2014 Duane A. Davis (1972), 9/4/2010 James G. Berry (1957), 3/31/2014 PITTSBURGH James R. Hargis (1973), 9/7/2013 Wilber B. Spalding (1952), 10/13/2013 Robert R. Catney (1959), 1/12/2014 TEXAS TECH WILLIAMS George E. Fowkes (1956), 2/12/2013 Billy C. Chandler (1951), 11/16/2013 Hall Warren (1957) Donald E. Hilliker (1947), 8/1/2013 Robert E. Jameson (1953), 6/14/2012 WISCONSIN PURDUE William Lowrimore (1960), 3/25/2014 Edward I. Boldon (1946), 3/20/2013 Matthew Dean Kelly (2005), 10/24/2013 Jack D. Rawdon (1960), 2/7/2014 William R. Marling (1941), 9/11/2013 Gordon F. Seversen (1951), 9/8/2013 TORONTO Robert S. Snively (1948), 2/7/2013 RHODE ISLAND W. Grant Brayley (1947), 5/20/2013 Dale R. Thompson (1950), 2/20/2014 H. Nelson Collins (1955), 9/10/2013 Alfred M. George (1949), 10/30/2013 WITTENBERG RICHMOND Donald L. Lloyd (1956), 11/8/2013 James H. Chaney (1942), 2/25/2011 Graham Brimm (1951), 6/21/2013 UNION William G. Frick (1936), 11/21/2013 William D. Fleming (1953), 1/11/2014 W. Tillar Shugg (1939), 9/10/2013 Raul E. Tramontana (1986) Wayne H. Scearce (1969), 2/18/2014 John M. Witherspoon (1973), 4/11/2013 WPI ROSE-HULMAN VIRGINIA Warren J. Jevnikar (1946) Michael Ray Lawrence (1994), 11/9/2013 George S. Wheat (1941) Burl S. Watson (1949), 10/17/2013 RUTGERS WABASH YALE Curtis C. Ackerman (1931), 11/4/2012 M. Keith Baird (1956), 3/29/2014 Lyman H. Black (1945)

70 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA  www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence THE FRATERNITY OF PHI GAMMA DELTA Founded at Jefferson College, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, on May 1, 1848, by John Templeton McCarty, Samuel Beatty Wilson, James Elliott, Ellis Bailey Gregg, Dan- iel Webster Crofts, and Naaman Fletcher

ARCHONS President: Scott J. Mikulecky (Colorado State 1982) Vice President: Michael A. Lucas (Bradley 1983) RATERNALLY Treasurer: G. Porter Robinson (Mississippi State 1975) F Secretary: Brian M. Douglas (Tennessee Tech 1998) SPEAKING Councilor: William E. Downing (Wittenberg 2015) Councilor: Eli L. Krambeer (Iowa State 2013) Councilor: Glenn D. Moor (Texas Tech 1984) Councilor: Bruce A. Pitman (Purdue 1971) harles Steinmetz (Union Faculty) was a To the criticism of exclusivity: Councilor: D. Mark Smith (Texas Arlington 1983) prominent mathematician and electrical C engineer who is credited with development of “While admission to the HEADQUARTERS STAFF 1201 Red Mile Road, P. O. Box 4599, Lexington, KY the alternating current. He is often mentioned fraternity is by invita- 40544-4599, (859) 255-1848, Fax (859) 253-0779 Executive Director: William A. Martin III (Mississippi St. 1975) along with Thomas Edison as one of the found- tion, and this might Chief Financial Officer: William T. Shier (DePauw 1988) ing fathers of electricity. Born in Germany, appear to encourage Director of Chapter Services: J.B. Goll (Nebraska 2001) Director of Grad Dev.: Robert B. Caudill (Akron 2004) he immigrated to the United States in 1889 at exclusiveness, I still Director of Chapter Dev.: Josh P. Laufenberg (Illinois 2008) Director of Expansion: Josh M. Moore (Illinois 2011) the age of 24. Steinmetz was initiated into Phi have to hear of any boy Director of Education: Todd R. Rotgers (Minnesota 2011) Director of Information Systems: Suzette Ball Gamma Delta in 1903 while a faculty member of such character as Director of Communications: Melanie Musick at Union College. He was an ardent supporter to enable him to make Field Secretary #170: Matthew B. Whitlock (Ball State 2012) Field Secretary #171: Andrew M. Griffin (Maryland 2011) of the Chi Chapter and played a key role in the friends, who could not Field Secretary #172: Josh Wiseman (Western Kentucky 2012) Field Secretary #174: Derek Murphy (Coastal Carolina 2011) acquisition of its first house. find more than one Field Secretary #175: Adam Wagner (Ohio State 2013) fraternity which would Field Secretary #176: Jackson Wood (Georgia 2013) Field Secretary #177: Patrick Stenquist (Arizona State 2013) In 1914, moved by the “considerable opposi- gladly invite him to Executive Director Executive Administrative Assistant: Joan Schmidt Bill Martin Coordinator of Membership/HR: Amy Watson tion…against college fraternities,” he applied join.” Coordinator of Ofc Affairs/Special Events: Crystal Trimble his scientist’s mind to an analysis of the various Bookkeeper: Donna Young Receptionist/Membership Assistant: Kitty Brown criticisms. One hundred years later, his argu- Steinmetz analyzed the cost of membership as an ments bear review. obstacle for those of “modest means” and raised APPOINTED GENERAL OFFICERS the question of whether management of the chap- Curator of Archives: Towner A. Blackstock (Davidson 1994) Director of Housing: Ron A. Sages (Ohio 1971) First, he said, “In such study, we must guard ter home by the undergraduate members might Educational Dir.: William R. Bracewell (Georgia Faculty) General Counsel: Kevin F. Mitchelson (Kansas 1979) against the fallacy of generalizing from special increase the expense due to their inexperience. His Historian: William E. Parrish (Westminster Faculty) cases,” which I take to mean scattered inci- conclusion reinforces the value of fraternity as a Public Relations Director: Joshua C. Holly (Tennessee 1997) Ritualist: Charles E. “Ed” Gabe (Hanover 1990) dents. complement to the classroom.

PHI GAMMA DELTA EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION To the broad claim that fraternities are undem- “[In] general it is by far preferable to have the 1201 Red Mile Rd, P. O. Box 4599, Lexington, KY 40544-4599 ocratic and hostile to morals or scholarship: active members run the house and take the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President: Peter F. Clark (Kettering 1968) responsibility. College is not merely to gather Vice President: Sam Richwine Jr. (Georgia 1973) Secretary: David R. Frick (Indiana 1966) “[T]here are too many fraternity men who have book learning, but a great deal more is required for Treasurer: Roger W. Parkhurst (Purdue 1965) reached prominence in the political affairs of success in life, and the administrative experience, Exec Member: Michael E. Morris (Kansas State 1977) DIRECTORS our democratic republic, too many who have the judgment and ability to deal with men, which Matthew M. Amend (Iowa 1987) become leaders in moral issues, or who have is acquired…in the management of the fraternity Donald J. Herman (Calgary 1985) Kevin J. Hopper (Cincinnati 1973) become famous as scholars and scientists, to home, is well worth the moderate increase of cost Robert C. Orr Jr. (Texas 1979) Michael J. Stewart (Pennsylvania State 1972) make it possible to seriously accept the state- resulting from the inexperience of the managers.” Macolm B. Wall (Mississippi State 1970) ment that the fraternity is hostile to democracy, DIRECTORS EMERITI to morals or to scholarship.” His conclusion: Emlyn I. Griffith (Colgate 1942) Jack W. Nicklaus (Ohio State 1961) Peter O’Malley (Pennsylvania 1959)

On the basic nature of fraternities: “There is nothing in the conception, and in the nature of the college fraternity which is opposed THE PHI GAMMA DELTA FOUNDATION OF CANADA 20 Raintree Path, Etobicoke, ON M9C 5A9, Canada “The college fraternity is the extension of to democratic ideas, to simple and moral life, and EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE the family into college life. Its purpose and to scholarship; but the fraternity, based on the President: L. Cameron Murray (Alberta 1972) reason of existence is to give the boys, who family idea, should be a most powerful influence Treasurer: F. Norman Dundas (McGill 1963) DIRECTORS have left their families and come to college, as towards all that is desirable in college life, and in D. Michael Ainsworth (British Columbia 1987) strangers into a strange place, a family home, those isolated cases where local fraternities fall John B. Carswell (Alberta 1976) Murray L. Coulter (Western Ontario 1972) brothers of the same age to associate with and below standard, the remedy is, not to destroy the Donald J. Herman (Calgary 1985) Landon L. LeClair (Alberta 1994) share in their work and their recreation; older fraternities, and thereby sacrifice their beneficial Ashley O’Kurley (Alberta 1994) brothers to help and assist them; in the older influence, but to remedy the defect: supervision, Frank C. Smeenk (Western Ontario 1971) alumni, men who can advise and guide them but not destruction.” U.S. & CANADIAN FOUNDATIONS STAFF like parents… That the family is undemocratic, Executive Dir.: Benjamin E. Robinson (Hampden-Sydney 1986) subversive to morals, or hostile to scholarship, One hundred years later, the words of this re- Chief Operating Officer: William T. Shier (DePauw 1988) Executive Assistant: Patricia Andrews hardly anybody would be willing to claim…” nowned scientist and professor apply. t Accountant: Virginia Miller

Not for College Days Alone SPRING 2014  THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 71 The Fraternity of Non-Profit Organization PHI GAMMA DELTA U.S. POSTAGE PAID 1201 Red Mile Road Bolingbrook, IL Lexington, KY 40504 Permit No. 1908

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