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Theta Delta Dragon Pl a n s F o r 2010 be t a Ann U A L ROU nd U P Theta Delta Dragon Ann OU N CE D NEW LOCATION Theta Delta of Beta Theta Pi Chartered 1885 The 2010 Beta Theta Annual The Ohio State University Roundup will be held on Thursday night, May 13, 2010 at Co l u m b u s , oh i o • www.osubeta.org • Fe b r u a r y 2010 THE ATHLETIC CLUB OF COLUMBUS in Columbus, OH at 136 East Broad Street (downtown), NEW BETA WE B SI T E (WWW .O S U B E ta .ORG ) OFFER S www.accolumbus.com. There will SE A RCH ab LE ME mb ER DIREC T ORY , ME ssa GE BO A R D be a courtesy valet service provided DI S CU ss IO N , PHO T O S , NEW S and MORE ! at the front entrance. The guest speaker for the evening will be Find your friends in seconds with our new Web Site! (www.osubeta.org) If we have Coach John Markell, the head coach an e-mail address for your friend, you can instantly send them a message. Our new of The Ohio State University Men’s Web site is crucial to keeping us all connected. It’s so important that we have a leap Hockey Team. Scholarship awards of faith by having it built. to the undergrads will be announced. There are 19 eligible 2010 Fraternal You’ll read news and see pictures Fifties to be recognized. your friends have posted to the Reservation dinners are $45.00 Alumni Updates page and Photo per person, and please send check Albums. On the Message Board, s payable to Beta Theta Pi Alumni you post your own messages, Association to Steve Cover ’74, view messages from others and at 282 North Ardmore Road, arrange to meet classmates at an Bexley, OH 43209. Enclosed is a upcoming event! reservation form for your reservation and check payment. The deadline You can also… is April 15 (Tax Day). So please ✔ Read about upcoming Ohio State events and see photos of past events. comply, and please attend. ✔ Get news and info about Beta Theta Pi. A bio of Coach Markell appears on ✔ Save time by making your money contributions online through our secure credit page 3. card service (Remember, you’re voting to support our Alumni communications program!) HOW TO REGISTER: TIMETABLE It’s easy: go to www.osubeta.org and click on the ’First Time Login’ link in the upper left corner, and type in your last name when prompted. Once you select your record, a y o u n d u P m 13, 2010 r you’ll be asked to enter your Member ID (found above your name and address on this newsletter). Your username will be your email address…one less username to 5:00 p. m. Cash Bar Opens remember! You can set the site to remember your password for next time, so there’s (Cash Bar is Open no need to log in every time you visit. If you have any trouble with registration for the Entire process, click the Tech Support button at the top of the screen for technical Evening) assistance. 6:00 p.m. Seating for Speaker, dinner Reconnecting with Your Classmates is More Than Just Nostalgia and program It’s an opportunity to rekindle friendships, plan a small reunion, spark business alliances and be an active part of Beta Theta Pi. We’re still honing the site, and your 6:00 – 6:45 p.m. Speaker (OSU feedback and input are essential. Your friends are eager to hear how you’re doing! Hockey Coach We are betting that you’ll find this a valuable tool. Markell) 6:45 p.m. Dinner is served We hope you regularly utilize this interactive alumni reconnection tool! and program continues 8:30 p.m. Adjournment Page 2 February 2010 ALU mn I HOU S E BO A R D a y l i g i b l e r a t e r n a l i F t i e s F o r 2009-10 m 2009 e F F Arthur M. Hoff ’60 Charles C. Nicolette ’62 President Barth D. Yost ’60 Theodore J. Ongaro ’62 Brent Hatch ’79 (Below) William M. Cobb ’61 William B. Patrick ’62 Thomas E. Couch ’61** Dr. Earl D. Poffenberger ’62 Jerry K. Howard ’61 George V. Sherer ’62 William A. Axline ’62 James F. Streicher ’62 Michael D. Bach ’62** David R. Timberlake ’62 Dr. Harold D. Brown Jr. ’62 Dennis M. Williams ’62 John K. Brugeman ’62 Arthur D. Wolfe ’62 Alan M. Forrester ’62 Charles F. Wright ’62 Ruskin B. Lawyer Jr. ’62 J. R. Zitko ’62** Jerry R. Lucas ’62 Philip R. Wilcox ’63 Robert E. Mathews Jr. ’62 Dante J. Cherubini** Ronald H. McHam ’62 Finances Landon E. McManis ’62 Todd Arend ’90 Thomas A. Melvin ’62 **Deceased Finances Todd Price ’87 House Manager Dan Ketcham ’77 2009 ge n e r a l BE ta ME M ORY and CO N VE nt IO N Att E nd EE S OUR MY st IC SHRI N E ALU mn I BO A R D OF Steven A. Bruno ’11 In Loving Memory…… tr u s t e e s F o r 2009-10 Nicholas J. Cherry ’12 Joseph A. Chinnici Jr. ’64 David M. Cooper III ’49, Sept. 26 Christopher D. DiYanni ’12 President William B. Jones ’50, Aug. 23 Brian M. Garvine ’92 (Below) Sebastien A. Dothey ’10 * Erik D. Hartrich ’11 James R. Larimer Sr. ’49, Sept.12 Matthew R. McClintock ’10 * David W. Wright ’67 Charles J. Revelos ’55, Oct. 10 Frank Taggart III ’43, June 12 *delegates The Theta Delta Dragon is published NEW ME mb ER S IN I T I at E D for the alumni and friends of the i n Fa l l 2009 Vice President Theta Delta Chapter of Beta Theta Pi Chip Lawson ’81 Fraternity at The Ohio State University. News items and photographs are always Matt Harcha Secretary welcome and may be sent to Beta Arkmouth, OH, pin-2470 Andy Walborn ’06 Theta Pi Fraternity, Alumni Relations Jeremiah Johnson Office, P.O. Box 296, State College, Treasurer PA 16804-0296. Address changes Minford, OH, pin-2471 Robert M. Morrow ’79 and contributions may be mailed to Luke Kastenhuber OSU Beta Theta Pi Fraternity, Alumni Sacem, OH, pin-2472 Alumni Affairs, Dragon Editor, Relations Processing Center, P.O. Box 2007 Membership Editor, Monthly 7007, Albert Lea, MN 56007-8007. Chris Pilkington Luncheons Chairman Editor: Robert G. Arend ’52, 3822 Powell, OH, pin-2473 Robert G. Arend ’52 Waldo Place at Sawmill Road, Upper Walt Saygers Arlington, OH 43220, 614-442-1177, Social Chairman, Roundup Chairman fax 614-442-1204. Write Bob with any Columbus, OH, pin-2474 Gary S. Cover ’74 suggestions and comments or material Geoff Smith for future issues. Members at Large Columbus, OH, pin-2475 Jared Friesner ’02 Alumni News of Interest from your Edi- tor, Robert G. Arend ’52 ~ Pages 1-4 Joseph Streb Brian Testerman ’05 Columbus, OH, pin-2476 Rod Gregory Matt Copeland Theta Delta Dragon Page 3 SHOW YOUR SU pp OR T OF T HE Ann U A L FU nd ! FI nd A FRIE nd Get your name on this year’s Honor Roll, supporting our communications program make your annual donation today! You (including the Theta Delta Dragon), the Looking to reconnect with a long-lost can do so by calling our toll-free hotline annual fund enables us to continue host- brother? Find him using the online at 800-975-6699 or mailing payment to ing alumni events and perpetuating the directory at www.osubeta.org! You OSU Beta Theta Pi Fraternity, Alumni active chapter. can also let us know who you’re Relations Processing Center, P.O. Box looking for by sending an email to 7007, Albert Lea, MN 56007-8007. [email protected] To date, we have raised $8,005. Help NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE! (mention Beta at OSU) and we’ll us to reach our goal of $25,000 by mak- Make a gift at provide you with the contact info we ing your donation today. In addition to www.osubeta.org. have on file for him. 2010 an n u a l ro u n d u P gu e s t sP e a k e r Pr o F i l e Co a C h Jo h n ma r k e l l , osu he a d me n ’s ho C k e y Co a C h John Markell, the head coach of The The Buckeyes finished the season in the Markell, 52, and his wife, Kim, reside Ohio State University men’s hockey team Frozen Four. in Pickerington. The couple has two since the 1995-1996 season, is in his 15th From his playing days, Markell sons, Ryan and Taylor. full season at the help in 2009-2010. The understands one key to improvement is seventh Buckeye head coach, he has led playing teams in the upper echelon of the team to the NCAA tournament five college hockey. Keeping that in mind, 2010 Ca l e n d a r o F ev e n t s times, marking the only appearances in he has taken it upon himself to match program history. the Buckeyes up against nationally- 1st Annual Active Chapter and In his first full season as head coach recognized programs such as Wisconsin, Alumni Philopathy Bowling Event at OSU, Markell finished 10-19-5 overall Maine, Cornell, Minnesota, Boston When: Saturday, January 30th, and 8-17-5 in the CCHA.
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