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DedicatedDedicated toto ThoseThose whowho ServeServe It is time for us to stand and cheer for the doer, the achiever, the one who recognizes the challenge and does something about it. —Vince Lombardi Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:33 PM Page 2

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Dedicated to Those Who Serve

This issue of The Rattle is dedicated to those The Alumnus Publication of the Foundation Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity, Inc. who take action—those who lend a helping VOLUME 87, NUMBER 1 SPRING 2007 hand. It is a time for us (in the words of Vince Lombardi) to cheer for the doer, the achiever, and the one who recognizes the challenge The Rattle, The Alumnus Publication of the Foundation and does something about it. Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity, Inc., is published in May and November. It is provided to undergraduate members of Theta Chi chapters, colonies, and interest groups; alumnus brothers for three years after graduation; anyone who has provided a finan- cial contribution to the Grand Chapter from 1966–86 and/or to the Foundation Chapter since 1986, and to administrators of numerous colleges, universities, and Greek organizations. Cathie Morgan serves as Editor. Jody Toth serves as Art Director. Maury Boyd & Associates of Indianapolis, Indiana develops and pro- From the National President duces the magazine. Quebecor World Midland of Midland, It is a Great Day to be a Theta Chi ...... 3 Michigan handles the printing and mailing production. Send all materials for publication and all address changes to Editor, The Cover Story: From Tanks to Toys...... 4 Rattle at the address listed below. By Cathie Morgan Deadlines for submissions: The Unknown Hero From the Class of ’56 ...... 6 By Cathie Morgan Spring issue...... February 28 Fall issue ...... July 25 41 Years Later, a Brother’s Love Letters Bring Him Home ...... 7 The International Headquarters staff and Foundation Office are By Cathie Morgan both located at 3330 Founders Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46268-1333. The Headquarters number is 317-824-1881. Extending a “Helping Hand” ...... 8 The Foundation Office number is 317-824-1902. By Rob Lytle The fax number for both the Headquarters and Foundation In The Life...... 10 Office is 317-824-1908. From the President of the Foundation Chapter The email address for the Headquarters staff is [email protected] and for the Foundation office is Pondering...... 14 [email protected] 2006 Donor List...... 14 The Fraternity’s Home Page is http://www.thetachi.org/ Fraternal News and Notes ...... 32 From Norwich Housing Corporation...... 38 Executive Search Committee Report ...... 39 By Mike Maloney Member of the National Interfraternity Conference

Member of the Fraternity Editors Association

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It is a great day to be a Theta Chi!

By Dale Taylor, National Presdent (Alpha Phi/Alabama ’69)

have just returned from the greater Pacific Northwest and one of the educational sessions sponsored by our I Fraternity. It was a long journey, but the opportunity to interact with the outstanding college men who have chosen to be a part of our Fraternity made the trip worthwhile. Those of us—and there are many—who have chosen to be involved in our National Fraternity as alumni, do so to pay back a small portion of the experience we had as an undergraduate member. We have varied experiences and we come from all over our country, but we each volunteer our time to improve and assist our Brothers in the experience they are enjoying. It is reward- ing enough to see them involved in bettering their chapters, but it is doubly rewarding to hear them thank you for spending your time with Theta Chi. I hope more of you out there will seek out those opportunities to give back to your chapter or to a chapter nearby. We are always in need of men who will share their life experiences with our members. Yes, indeed, it is a great day in Theta Chi! In addition, there is a lot to be learned from listening as you travel. I find that each time I go to represent the Fraternity, whether it be at an interfraternal meeting, with our undergraduates, or with fellow alumnus members, I learn more than I impart. Interfraternally, we are all part of a greater Greek community that is will- ing to share ideas and to assist each other. The experiences that other fellow Greeks have had with technology use, for example, is fascinating. The undergraduates of today are so interested in the latest phone(s), iPod(s), or other device(s) and use them interchangeably, and often. Theta Chi is exploring a web based interactive technology (MySpace type) for our membership and we hope to move forward on that. This has implications for the future interconnectivity of all members of all ages in Theta Chi. What a wonderful way to bring alumni together, undergrads together, all of us together in one large community! Networking opportunities are the most exciting where registered members may search for other, registered members who have the same vocation or live in the same area. It would allow members of pledge classes or year groups to communicate with each other and maintain contact. I cannot even begin to imagine the range of uses that will be available to us all. Watch for an announcement of this new experience in Theta Chi. See, it is a great day in Theta Chi. Finally, it is a “Great Day in Theta Chi” because each of you who read this Rattle has an opportunity renew your commitment to those oaths that may have been taken just yesterday or significant years ago. Today, just as Arthur Chase and Frederick Norton Freeman did those 150+ years ago, our new initiates commit themselves to each other and to every Theta Chi who becomes known to them. It is both a miracle and a wonderful feeling of joy to know that, for all those years, we have all said the same thing to each other. Join me in renewing those oaths and in remembering how great it felt to join something larger than your local chapter. Become a part of something good and fulfilling—not for a day, a year or a college term only, but for a lifetime! It is always a great day in Theta Chi. Best wishes to each of my Brothers in Theta Chi now and always. Fraternally,

Dale Taylor, National President

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D Who Serve From Tanks to Toys

By Cathie Morgan, Editor

e has held many impressive positions of leadership and had Vietnam. In July 1971, he was assigned larger than life experiences that few of us can even imagine. to Marine Corps Base in Quantico, H He has had power, important titles and many significant Virginia where he stayed as company responsibilities in his life. And now…he’s into toys. commander, aide to the base commander It’s not that he collects antiques from his childhood or builds and on the staff at The Basic School until model trains. It’s not that he buys the electronic gadgets, the fishing 1976 when he himself returned to school. boats or even the small private aircraft that are the downfall of so After attending the Amphibious many guys. No, Brother Pete Osman is into toys in a much, much big- Warfare School in 1979, Brother Osman ger way. assumed command of the Marine After 37 years in the United States Marine Corps, Lieutenant Detachment aboard the aircraft carrier, General H.P. (Pete) Osman (Zeta Pi/ODU ’69) is now the USS EISENHOWER. Executive Vice President, and in training to become the In 1989 his career took him to the NATO Defense College in President and CEO, of the Marine Corps Reserve Toys For Tots Rome, Italy. Upon graduation, he was assigned to the Supreme Program. Headquarters Allied Powers Europe where he served as Chief of Brother Pete Osman’s career in the Marines began while he was Strategy. enrolled at Old Dominion University. At that same time, he was a His promotion to Brigadier General came in 1995 and he was moving force in changing Old Dominion Colony into Zeta Pi Chapter assigned as the Director, Personnel Management Division, of Theta Chi Fraternity. He became the chapter president in 1968. Headquarters, U. S. Marine Corps. In April 2000, he was assigned as Upon graduation in 1969, he was officially commissioned into the Director, Operational Plans and Joint Force Development (J-7), Marine Corps. Joint Staff, Washington D.C. Following The Basic School, Brother Osman served in several Brother Osman’s career continued as the Commanding General, infantry platoon commander billets, including duty as a file platoon II Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Lejeune, NC from August 2002 commander with 2d Battalion, 1st Marines in the Republic of to July 2004. During this assignment, General Osman lead a small Joint Task Force into Northern Iraq to coordinate political and mili- tary activities in that region during the Iraq war. In 2004, he became the Deputy Commandant for Manpower and Reserve Affairs, Headquarters Marine Corps, Washington, D.C. and continued there until his “retirement” this past year. As he looked to move forward in his life, General Osman states that he knew he wanted to “serve in a different light.” Rather than focus on obtaining a post retirement job in the Defense industry, a natural place for former military officers, he decided to search in the non-profit sector. Throughout his career in the Marines, he had par- ticipated in outreach programs at orphanages and with social agen- cies helping children who needed father figures. He knew he was interested in supporting local communities. What better place could he look than a Marine based non-profit focused on needy children! There are approximately 1,500,000 non-profit organizations in the United States. In 2005, the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program was ranked #66 among the Philanthropy 400. That is really big business! And, learning that business is what consumes Brother Osman’s time at this point. In an interview for this article, Brother Osman openly admitted that nothing about his degree in chemistry or even his experiences The colorguard salute from General Osman’s retirement ceremony. as an infantry officer prepared him for this new venture. But some-

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thing in his past did help, and that “something” was his experience ABOVE RIGHT: Yesterday, Lieutenant General Osman spoke to in Theta Chi Fraternity. During the interview for this article, General the troops. Today, he is Executive VP of the Marine Toys for Tots program. ABOVE RIGHT: Pictured at Brother Osman’s retirement Osman repeated something he indicated that he has said many party are Laura Osman, Joe Kendall (Zeta Pi ’69), and Pete times. If any experiences in his four years of college helped prepare Osman. him for his future in the Marines, and now with such a large philan- thropy, it was the leadership opportunities he had in Theta Chi. Toys for Tots There is no question in his mind that the challenges he faced as The Toys for Tots Program was established 59 years ago with a chapter secretary and president helped him the most in learning to goal to deliver, through a shiny, new toy at Christmas, a message of deal with and lead people. hope to needy youngsters. Hope that is intended to motivate them to His primary suggestion for all the readers of this magazine—take grow into responsible, productive, patriotic citizens and community advantage of those opportunities regardless of your primary field of leaders. The objectives of the program are to help needy children, to interest. play an active role in the development of one of our nation’s most To conclude in his own words: valuable natural resources, our children; to unite all members of It was a pleasure to spend a few minutes with you yesterday after- local communities in a common cause for three months each year noon. I am truly honored to have my story serve as an article for The during the annual toy collection and distribution campaign; and to Rattle…You offered me the opportunity to add any other thoughts to contribute to better communities in the future. The program has the discussion we had. There are two things that I would like to add. touched the hearts of thousands of individuals. First, I have tremendous confidence in today’s youth. Our society The Program has also captured the imagination of major corpora- often sends mixed signals with drugs, violence, morality and integrity tions around the nation. National corporations support Toys for Tots issues, greed, etc. Yet, in spite of the poor examples they so often wit- by establishing affiliations with the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation. ness, today’s youth seem to be rising above it. I have certainly seen it Support comes in the form of funding as corporations make donations in the quality of the young men and women we have entering our to the Foundation or advertising as they conduct marketing initia- Marine Corps. I am convinced in my 39 years as a Marine these are tives that add visibility campaigns at national and local levels. The the best young folks I’ve seen. In short, I am big on today’s youth! well recognized Toys for Tots logo was created for the Program by Second, I’d like to ensure the readers appreciate the impact that Disney Corporation, a company that generously donated $1,000,000 Toys for Tots is having. A couple of numbers really help tell the story. last year. Last year Toys for Tots distributed over 19.2 million toys to over 7.6 In 1991, as the Program’s growth exceeded the Marine Corps million needy children. This was achieved through the efforts of the Reserve’s capacity to administer it, the Secretary of Defense 557 local Toys for Tots campaigns. With revenue and expenses that approved the creation of the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation. exceed $230,000,000, this was a huge effort, but there is still much to Administration, fundraising and financial support for the Program be done when one considers that there are over 13 million children was transferred to the Foundation, whose new headquarters is cur- in our country living in poverty. If any of our Theta Chi Chapters wish rently under construction in Quantico, Virginia. to become involved in their local Toys for Tots campaigns, I can To learn more about participating in a Toys for Tots campaign, assure you their efforts would be welcomed and greatly appreciated. please visit the website at www.toysfortots.org. I

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D Who Serve The Unknown Hero from the Class of ’56

By Cathie Morgan, Editor

orn at Norwich, Vermont Edward B. Williston, Commander, Battery D, over 150 years ago, 2nd U.S. Artillery, received the Medal of Honor Edward Bancroft Williston for “distinguished gallantry in action” while still receives accolades as engaging the 4th, 5th and 6th South Carolina one of Theta Chi’s most renown recruits. Cavalry of General M.C. Butler in a battle that BHowever, his name wasn’t exactly common took place on June 11–12, 1864. The action knowledge among other circles until a group of occurred during a two-day Civil War battle at Norwich alumni, who also came of age during a Trevilian Station, Virginia, where an estimated time of war, joined together in an effort to edu- 1,600 Confederate and Union Soldiers lost their remained with his gun, in the face of the cate and inspire. The Class of 1970 Reunion lives. strengthened enemy who advanced to its very Committee wanted to leave their mark at their Much of what is known of Brother Williston’s muzzle dealing death and destruction in their alma mater. actions during the battle comes from Brigadier ranks with double loads of canister.” Their plan was to commission a painting of a General Wesley Merritt’s official report of the Bob Poirier ’66, a retired intelligence officer, fellow alumnus whose conduct represented the incident. “Right gallantly did the battery come Civil War expert and published author, led the values of their institution—a gift to inspire fur- up in the midst of heavy musketry fire,” Merritt research team that uncovered telling details of ther generations of students. They wanted their wrote. “We being at that time so close to the Williston’s bravery under fire. “If you can pic- gift to embody the Norwich motto, “I Will Try.” enemy that their shells all flew far over us.” The ture the battle field, here is Williston moving a The person whom they chose for the honor report goes on to state, “Planting three guns of single gun forward—right up to, if not ahead of, was, however, not from their class. He was E.B. the battery in this position, where it dealt the the troops he is supporting,” Poirier explains. Williston, from the class of ’56...1856, that is. enemy heavy blows, Lieutenant Williston moved “He’s an American hero.” As a recipient of the Medal of Honor, the one of his brass 12-pounders onto the skirmish Brother Edward Bancroft Williston contin- nations’ highest military honor, Brother line. In fact, the line was moved to the front to ued his service to his country progressing up Williston’s name was suggested, but little was allow him to get an eligible position, where he the military ranks until he retired July 15, 1900. known about him. So an effort was launched to learn more about the man.

What they found was the little known story of a hero. The Reunion Committee commissioned well- known Civil War artist, Dale Gallon, to make their vision a reality. Gallon’s paintings, praised as history lessons on canvas, are displayed at the Pentagon, the U.S. Army War College and the Minnesota State Capitol. Known for his attention to detail and historical accuracy, Dale Gallon was assisted by staff historian, Bob Poirier, and a team of researchers in uncovering telling details of Brother Williston’s bravery under fire. “The subject matter became more real when we tried to ascertain what Williston did to earn his Medal of Honor,” said Giff Slater, Reunion Gifts Officer with the Institutional Advancement Office at Norwich University, who helped coordinate the project. “As we tried to understand more about him, we found out some things that the Norwich community didn’t know before,” he said.

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He was advanced to the rank of Brigadier General while on the retired list by an Act of Congress on April 23, 1904. He made his After 41 years, a Brother’s retirement home in Portland, Oregon and passed away April 24, 1920. Williston is buried in Arlington National Cemetery, love letters bring him home. Virginia with his wife, Flora E. Chatfield By Cathie Morgan, Editor Williston (September 26, 1861–December 24, 1944). ost of us these days are famil- The print, For Distinguished Gallantry, Miar with the popular TV series, depicts Williston directing the fire of his for- CSI. We watch and marvel at fic- ward placed 12-pound Napoleon cannon. The tious crimes solved through scientif- original was unveiled at the Partridge Society ic analysis of carpet fibers, bullet and Class Reunion Luncheon September 16, striations, and 3-D skeletal recre- 2006 at the Kreitzberg Arena of Norwich ation. University and now hangs in Jackman Hall, This, however, is the true story of the Medal of Honor Room. a brother in Theta Chi, Colonel Charles J. Scharf, (Gamma Interested in owning a print? Theta/San Diego State ’54) who was Arrangements have been made for a returned to his loved ones through Norwich limited-edition print to be produced the miraculous use of DNA. from the original oil painting. This “Norwich On October 1, 1965, Captain only” edition print will be signed by the Charles Scharf and his company of artist, certified and numbered. The Norwich three F-4C Phantom II fighter regimental crest and a University Partridge planes were assigned to road recon- logo with Centennial stairs will appear in the naissance. Their mission was to lower margin. The actual image of this print attack an enemy concentration and will measure approximately 16x22 inches. A a major highway in North Vietnam. printed brochure providing a full description Hit by enemy fire on the third of the battle scene and action of the main bombing run while leading two oth- participants will accompany each print. No ers in his flight, Brother Scharf’s more than 304 of the prints will be prepared. radio communication recorded his Proceeds derived from the sale of the “Mayday” call and the return broad- print will be used to enhance the Norwich cast from a fellow pilot advising him historical heritage by purchasing the Dale to bail out due to fire in the rear of Gallon oil painting for the new Gordon TOP: Members of an Air Force Honor Guard carry the his aircraft. Scharf’s plane began to remains of Colonel Charles J. Scharf, of San Diego, past his Sullivan Museum and History Center. disintegrate and a parachute was widow, Patricia Scharf. LOWER: An Air Force bugler plays Copies of the print, which will bear the seen leaving the aircraft. The other taps during the funeral services for Col. Charles J. Scharf, distinctive Norwich cadet regimental crest, two planes lost sight of his para- of San Diego, Thursday, November 30, 2006 at Arlington National Cemetery. may be purchased from the Norwich chute, and, despite circling for ten Advancement Office for $175 (unframed) minutes where Scharf’s aircraft crashed, no radio or visual contact was ever made again. with $20 shipping. Framed editions may be Captain Charles J. Scharf was officially listed missing in action. purchased for $350 plus $55 shipping costs In January 1990, the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (S.R.V.) provided information to the U.S. offi- east of the Mississippi and $85 west of the cials indicating two men were buried near their crash site, but that one had been washed away during Mississippi. flooding. Within a month, a joint U.S.-S.R.V. team, led by the Joint POW/ MIA Accounting Command, Signed limited edition prints are also interviewed three witnesses to the crash and located scattered wreckage at the site. The 1992 excava- available without the Norwich cadet crest. tion of that site yielded human remains, a dental prosthesis, and numerous personal effects, including To order, please email Giff Slater at the rank insignia of Scharf’s fellow crewman. A second joint excavation in 1992 recovered additional [email protected] or Kristin Fontaine at artifacts, but no remains. [email protected] A third excavation in 2004 recovered additional evidence including pilot-related life support arti- facts, a metal captain’s insignia (Scharf’s rank at the time) and a plastic denture tooth. Order requests may also be mailed to: Along with dental records, other forensic tools and circumstantial evidence, scientists from JPAC Giff Slater and the Armed Forces DNA Identification Laboratory also attempted to use DNA from a known mater- Office of Institutional Advancement nal relative to establish the identification. However, the tests were inconclusive. Norwich University Military scientists recently compared the bone recovered in a North Vietnamese jungle where the 158 Harmon Drive Air Force pilot’s plane went down 40 years ago to saliva on letters he had sent his wife. It was a DNA Northfield, VT. match, they announced. At last, they said, the remains of Colonel Charles J. Scharf had been found. The bone identified as Charles J. Scharf, the other items from the crash site, a uniform complete Or, visit the web site to download the order with badges and medals, as if he were wearing it, were buried at Arlington National Cemetery on form at http://www.norwich.edu/about/pdf/ November 30th, 2006. willistonOrderForm.pdf Also placed in the coffin were the love letters that brought him home.

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Theta Chi Hands Extend to the World

Dedicated to Those Who Serve Sacrifice for a Greater Cause By Rob Lytle (Zeta Lambda/Westminster ’97)

Editor’s Note: The following email is being published with the consent of the author, Rob Lytle (Zeta Lambda/Westminster ’97). Just as our cover story demonstrates a real life application of Theta Chi’s “helping hand” philosophy, so, the uplifting message in this email demonstrates how a soldier was able to incorporate that same philosophy into a generally dismal real life situation to enrich both his own life and the lives of those around him. 20 October 2006 Brothers, I’m just writing to touch base and wish you well. I returned from my deployment a couple of months ago and have been playing catch up with my life, my wife, my daughter and the fraternity. I want to share a little with you about this deployment. I came off my orders after demobilizing in the middle of June. This tour has truly been both a character building and a trying experience. I had just turned 31 and, for the first time in my life, I felt weathered and old. I guess that’s because I was exhausted. I was the main Point of Contact Col. Randy A. Kee, Wing Commander, Brother Lytle, and CSSgt Phillip responsible for coordinating the movement and helping prepare and move M. Cherry at the induction ceremony for the Mission Hacker Hall of troops in and out of the Area of Responsibility/Afghani Theatre. Fame inaugural class of which Brother Lytle is a member. I can’t disclose numbers over e-mail, but our rotation moved more than double in our first month what our predecessors did in their monthly aver- I had my first full day off after being there 31 days, and, believe me, age. In one particular week, we moved more troops than the prior group had working a month straight in sub-zero weather wears you out. Until our moved in two months. replacements arrived, we averaged about four days a month off. My typical day began at 4:30 a.m. and went until 8:00 p.m. After that I tried to go to the gym, eat dinner, and then go to bed. We averaged 12–15 hour days every day, but I did about a week straight of 20-hour shifts (4a.m. to mid- night) when it was about 20 below zero and snowing. Not only the hours, but the cold, too, really takes a toll on your system. Luckily, the weather broke in mid-March, all of the snow melted, spring came and went, and the temps were in the 80s. It snowed on Palm Sunday and was 100 degrees on Easter. When I got there, it was 20 below with a foot of snow on the ground. I guess that I had become acclimated to the weather after a few weeks when I thought 30–40 degrees was warm. The place I was stationed was definitely different, and for the first time I think that I’ve really understood sacrifice for a greater cause. I had missed more than half of my daughter’s life, as well as many of her firsts— rolling over, crawling, sitting up by herself, standing up while holding on to something, and her first word. My wife had been working with her and she’s also started to use sign language. But that small sacrifice I made, and that several more like me are still making, is so she and my wife can be safe. So my family, my friends, my brothers, like you, can be safe. With all of the troops coming through there, one of the most reward- ing things was when we were able to send them back home to the States or to Europe. With every one we put on that aircraft home, I felt a great sense of joy and accomplishment. But, unfortunately, most positives have a negative. For all of the troops that we were sending home, we were sending at least one replacement troop down range, and, unfortunately, statistics and the media show that there are casu- alties and injuries from war. I bear a sense of responsibility for the soldiers, Marines, sailors and airmen that I sent into theatre and that

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Tent City, Afghanistan, Winter 2005

fall into that group. Even though I was just ing her develop from a baby to a little girl. My doing my job, I’m sure that I will feel guilty for wife and I have also started to expand my family some time, but it’s a tough reality of war, one I with the addition of my son (due today, have to face and one that I push back. It could 2/27/07). I have been appointed to the title of have been worse, and I could have been closer Marketing Manager in my civilian job. After 12 to harm’s way, but we were safer where I was years, the Air Force Reserves still remains a key stationed and I was thankful for that every day. part of my life, and I have been selected for the My family, friends, mentors, co-workers, Deserving Airmen Commissioning Program. I brothers, fraternity, etc. are the reason I could am currently waiting for my date to attend not wait to be home, but all of you are the Officer’s Training School/bootcamp to earn my biggest reason that I wanted to be there, too. I commission as a Second Lieutenant. was, and am, willing to do what it takes so all of Although I decided to transfer my Alumni you can be safe at home and so my Corporation presidential duties to a new broth- daughter’s/our children’s generation doesn’t er last fall, I was asked and happily accepted have to be there in 18 to 20 years. If needed the role to remain on the board as a advisory again, I will proudly serve. member and mentor, as well as a Chapter Throughout the monotony of the groundhog Adviser days we lived there, we looked forward to a few I have shared and encouraged my chapter general things: getting an e-mail from home Heart surgery recipients sponsored by brothers that we, as a brotherhood, can contin- Brother Lytle. and getting mail. We were, also, authorized two ue to make a difference in giving back to the beers a night (more presently than the chap- chapter that has given to us. Our Board has ter!). For the first two months, I focused on over 25 boxes arrive there for the children. I taken a significant dent out of our mortgage, so studying and passing a test in my free time. also made an effort to see how I would do as a if we work together as brothers, we can own our In addition to supporting Operation philanthropist and I raised enough money to chapter house. Once it’s paid off, we can start Enduring Freedom, I wanted to make a differ- sponsor heart surgeries for three children (two doing more chapter house improvements, have ence while deployed. Theta Chi’s philosophy is little girls, ages 5 and 6, and one child to be more/better alumni events, start a scholarship to live by the “Helping Hand” and that is what I determined). fund, and, most importantly, start a trust or try to do. I joined an outreach society and we I am proud of what I accomplished over other type of fund should something ever hap- went out to the local community on our days off. there as I have proven to myself that if I set my pen to the fraternity or chapter. With all of that I visited a children’s cancer center and a chil- mind to something, I can accomplish it. The said, I hope that we’ve made a difference with dren’s heart ward. We got to play and interact “Helping Hand” can take place at any time and our fraternity and chapter over the last six with the kids. We played games, put together any place. We need to strive to make a differ- years. puzzles and just played. It was amazing how lit- ence and extend the “Helping Hand” to all who It has truly been a privilege and an honor tle they had. They’re in the clinic for at least a seek it always, even in harder times. More working with all of you. year with their family. importantly, enjoy life. Seeing young soldiers, Love and respect all brothers! After my first visit, I made the choice to do men the same age or younger than myself, die Fraternally, something. These kids needed toys, games, etc., so we can live free, puts things in perspective. as well as clothes and toiletries, so I contacted Since my return home, I have thoroughly Rob Lytle family members and my co-workers, and I had enjoyed watching my daughter grow and watch-

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In the Life of Theta Chi

Dedicated to Those Who Serve Undergrads extend a “Helping Hand”

Editor’s Note: Theta Chi’s find many ways to serve. Here are just a few examples of under- graduates extending the “Helping Hand.”

Theta Xi Brothers Help STEPHANIE OCKERMAN PHOTO the Community in Several Ways Theta Xi/Virginia Commonwealth President Aaron Page writes: With our continual dedica- tion to service, our chapter participated in dif- ferent activities in the Richmond community. Who says passing out water can’t be a Some activities include Habitat for Humanity, creative effort! A Theta Xi chapter brother which our organization has now participated in mans the water station for the Richmond bi-annually for the past two years. Also, the Community marathon. The fundraising run is part of Theta Xi’s dedication to service. chapter has participated in the “Monument 10K” and the “Richmond Marathon” which are community runs where we man a water station Theta Iota/UC-Santa Cruz to hand water to over 25,000 runners. Another Eta Gamma Brothers (L-R): Kyle Sweeney, Sponsors Pumpkin Carving Keith Achtermann, Josh Payton and Adam activity that the chapter participated in was Goodpaster help with the Lions Club “VCU in the Streets.” This is a day the school Theta Iota/UC-Santa Cruz sponsors an annu- rummage sale. organizes to volunteer at local places around al Boy’s and Girl’s Club pumpkin carving party. the Richmond area. Some activities brothers The chapter donates about 20 pumpkins to the were involved with included playing bingo with local club and Brothers join with the boys and Fraternity helps club the elderly, cleaning local parks, and volunteer- girls to carve them. The children are given the Members of the Eta Gamma Chapter of ing at the local children’s museum. pumpkins to take home. Theta Chi Fraternity at Morehead State University helped the Morehead Lions Club with its annual fundraiser rummage sale on Saturday, Oct 7, 2007. The Lions Club uses money it raises at the yard sale to help pay for eyeglasses and eye exams for those who qualify. It also donates to many international, national and local causes.

Brothers from Beta Sigma/Lehigh participat- L to R: Theta Iota Brothers John McMackin ’07, Jesse Owens ’04, Kevin Thornton ’08, Geoff ed in a “Take Back the Night” walk to take a Nuanes ’07 hone their pumpkin carving skills. stand against sexual assault on campus.

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In the Life of Theta Chi

Brothers Serve in the Military Dedicated to Those Who Serve Editor’s Note: This issue’s In The Life column features stories that have come to us from many of Theta Chi’s military men.

Theta Eta Alumnus Bronze Star from his former commander in Iraq. Colonel Lamb served as the 732nd Deploys to Iraq Expeditionary Mission Support Group comman- der at Balad Air Base. Theta Eta/Sam Houston State alumnus Colonel Lamb commanded more than 1,400 Gregory A. Hudgins (’99) has been deployed Airmen—some of whom were performing mis- to Iraq as the commander of a combat engineer sions not typically done by the Air Force. Most platoon. Hudgins is a First Lieutenant in the of the missions Colonel Lamb’s Airmen per- Marines and lives in Maryland. Upon his return, formed for the Army and Marine Corps required 1st Lt. Hudgins intends to submit photos of his work outside of a base that had been hit by time in the Middle East for publication in The more than 320 mortar and rocket attacks in six Rattle. Please keep this Brother in Arms in your months. Colonel Lamb’s Airmen helped train thoughts while he serves the United States. Col. Duane Lamb (Alpha Phi/University of the Iraqi army, police and judicial representa- Alabama ’73) and Brigadier General Frank tives and provided civil engineer support in Gorenc, former 332nd Air Expeditionary Wing Commander at Balad Air Base, Iraq, Brother Lamb Receives local communities. salute during the national anthem at the Bronze Star “Our group played a key role in planting the University of Alabama vs. Auburn football seeds that will help grow a democracy in Iraq,” game. More than 90,000 fans watched as Colonel he explained. “It was a very honorable mission, Duane Lamb (Alpha Phi/University of but it was also very dangerous for our Airmen.” added. “If the mission required combat skills Alabama ’73), an Air War College instructor at “It didn’t matter if you worked in civil engineer- then they got the training. My goal was to not Maxwell Air Force Base, was presented a ing or if you were a lawyer,” Brother Lamb lose any Airmen under my command. The diffi-

Dickinson College Commemorates September 11 Photos by A. Pierce Bounds (courtesy of Dickinson College)

Dickinson College President, William Durden L to R: Color Guard cadets, Brian Wallen ’08, Christopher Ladd ’09, Ryan Daniel ’09, (Pi/Dickinson’71) and cadets Ladd and Daniel from Pi Chapter and two others present the flag to open Dickinson College’s September stand beside a memorial wreath placed in 11th Patriot Day Remembrance Ceremony. memory of the 9/11 victims.

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Retired Brigadier General John Zydron (L) accepts a special gift from TowneBank Foundation on behalf of the Virginia National Guard Foundation

The Virginia National Guard Foundation Assists Families in Times of Need Retired Brigadier General John Zydron (Omicron/ University of Richmond ’71), Director of the Virginia National Guard Patrick Lahiff, Zeta Pi ’95, on duty in Iraq. Foundation, accepted a special gift from the TowneBank Foundation on behalf of his organi- cult thing for a leader in a combat zone is real- zation. The National Guard Foundation provides izing that every decision you make could get financial assistance to National Guard soldiers, someone killed. You must always weigh all the airmen and their families in times of crisis. risks, make sure everyone is trained, and never “The active duty armed forces have their own cut corners because people can get seriously relief fund to assist their personnel,” shared injured or killed in combat.” General Zydron. “Unfortunately, these funds are General Gorenc applauded Colonel Lamb’s not available to National Guard soldiers and air- efforts to protect his troops while accomplish- men until they are called to federal duty. Since ing such a challenging mission. our mission is both state and federal, there are The Colonel plans to retire to Tuscaloosa, many times that aid is not available. The Alabama next year with his wife. Foundation tries to fill that void.” Former Zeta Pi President Woodruff Injured in Iraq Works with Top Officials ABC News correspondent Bob Woodruff in Iraq (Iota/Colgate ’81) was injured while reporting from Iraq. On January 29th, an improvised Patrick Lahiff, a Zeta Pi/Old Dominion explosive device detonated near a vehicle carry- alumnus, is currently stationed in Baghdad with ing Woodruff and a cameraman. Both suffered the Army JAG Corps. Lahiff, president of Zeta head injuries from shrapnel and were treated at Pi Chapter in 1996, works on the staff of From Arafat to Hussein to Lahiff, the view hospitals in Iraq and Germany. Later, they were General George W. Casey, commander of the from the palace. moved to the National Naval Medical Center in Multi-National Force—Iraq. Lahiff is shown Maryland. Woodruff, co-anchor of ABC’s World (photo) sitting in a chair given to Saddam Hussein by Yasir Arafat. His office is located in News Tonight, has now made a miraculous Hussein’s former palace and his responsibilities recovery thanks to the work of several talented include traveling in Blackhawk helicopters to military surgeons and physicians. Members of PHOTO SUBMISSION GUIDELINES FOR THE RATTLE: visit the International Zone and various prisons Iota Chapter at Colgate sent a letter of support If shooting digitally, please set your camera on the highest resolution possible. We prefer very high resolution jpeg or tif around Iraq. Lahiff enjoys his involvement in to Woodruff and his family and are hopeful that file formats. Please send us the unmanipulated files. the rebuilding of Iraq and will remain in Woodruff may visit their university after his Baghdad until mid-December. recovery.

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ANNOUNCING . . . The Sesquicentennial Edition of the Theta Chi Fraternity History Book: 150 Yearsof Traditionsand Ideals

Grand Historian, Joe D’Amore (Eta Pi/East Stroudsberg ’77) at the Theta Chi Monument at Norwich Univeristy

As the current Grand Historian, I am pleased to announce that the 2006 Sesquicentennial Edition of the Theta Chi Fraternity History is now available. I highly encourage every Theta Chi Brother to purchase a copy. I also would recommend that every Theta Chi Chapter Library seek to obtain a copy. This book is so very vital, not only for its important historical content, but as a resource for educating all members about our origin and exis- tence throughout the years. It offers a starting point for the future of our beloved Fraternity. As I was reading the history, I was surprised to learn the many previously unknown important historic facts, insights and stories found throughout its content. Theta Chi Fraternity—150 Years of Traditions and Ideals offers a wealth of fraternal knowledge and Order online at: www.thetachi.org transports the reader to the times and places Theta Chi Fraternity existed throughout its history. It brings alive all of the Or send $67 (includes S&H) to: famous names we have learned about or have heard stories about Theta Chi Fraternity in our fraternal lives; names like Freeman, Chase, Irish, Colley, Attn: Deb Minney Schrenk, Lasher, Chapman, Rhodes, Blue, Alter, and Kilavos, to 3330 Founders Road name a few. Be sure to obtain your copy right away, as the number of books Indianapolis, IN 46268-1333 is limited. Consider presenting one to your Little or Big Brother as a tribute of your special fraternal bond in Theta Chi. It is my Call or email Deb with questions: wish that all who read this history get the same high level of 317-824-1881 ext. 114 enjoyment and pride I had when I did! [email protected]

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FROM THE FOUNDATION CHAPTER PRESIDENT ALPHA GAMMA Norwich University University of Maine Living Members: 372 Living Members: 805 Donations in 2006: $2,729 Donations in 2006: $1,808 Board of Visitors Board of Visitors None None Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council None None Pondering . . . Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows None Kenneth F. Beckley, Jr. 1957 Chase Council Richard S. Doyon 1979 By James J. Moylan (Gamma Lambda/University of Denver ’69) Andrew T. Boggs, III 1947 Chase Council Century Club James C. Otis 1969 Christian P. DeCarlo 1952 Century Club Thomas W. Donaldson 1956 L. Steven Walton 1967 The Hon. Daniel W. Fleetham, Men Since ’56 Sr. 1934 Gurdon S. Buck 1947 Herbert J. Washer 1952 John H. Daley, Jr. 1958 Individually and collectively, the members of the Foundation Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity, Men Since ’56 David A. Elliott 1956 J. Keith Davy 1952 Lt. Col. Lloyd C. Erskine, Jr. Inc., Board of Directors ponder the following question: Dr. David G. Doane 1943 1953 Edward G. Generous 1955 Howard P. Lowell 1967 Why do only 2.2% of our alumni provide financial support to our Fraternity? Richard L. Keenan 1945 Snake and Sword E. Russell Peach, Jr. 1956 Richard E. Chute 1982 I think back to the anxiety and elation of going through Rush in the Fall of 1965 at the Joseph F. Tine 1959 Steven Sargent 1969 Snake and Sword Robert E. Savage 1954 University of Denver and of ultimately receiving a bid to join the Gamma Lambda Chapter of our Jack J. Basil, Jr. 1946 Donald E. Schmottlach 1958 Fraternity. What a moment! A similar moment, I am confident, is etched deep in each of your John W. Dreyer 1959 Founders’ Club BG Paul F. Kavanaugh, USA Frank W. Amadon, III 1958 minds. And remember the trepidation we each felt walking into that first Pledge Class meeting? RET 1957 Martin L. Bailey 1978 William B. Super 1944 “Will these guys accept me?” “Will I fit in?” “Will we become friends?” Then, as the pledge (new E. Lyle Flynn 1969 Founders’ Club Paul T. Leonard 1954 member) period progressed, the friendships made evolved into the bonds of Brotherhood. The Francis E. McIntire 1946 Heritage Club strangers from whom we initially kept our distance became the roommates, the Brothers, and the Heritage Club None None best friends of our college years. Thereafter, our Chapter Brothers often stood up in our weddings, DELTA became godparents to our children, and somehow found ways to be there for each of us when we BETA Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Massachusetts Institute of Living Members: 1,256 needed their support. I am confident each of us can say that among our best friends today are our Technology Donations in 2006: $1,495 Theta Chi Brothers from yesterday. Living Members: 694 Board of Visitors Donations in 2006: $1,723 None When we went through Rush, we didn’t know that Theta Chi is the fraternity of the Helping Board of Visitors Chairman’s Council Hand. We did not know the maxim, the songs, or the public and private Rituals of Theta Chi. We None None Chairman’s Council 14 joined because of the people in the Chapter. I would venture to say that each of us still remains in Freeman Fellows None None close contact with several Brothers from our undergraduate years. Those life-long friendships Freeman Fellows Chase Council None would not have occurred without the bonds of our Theta Chi Brotherhood. Robert P. Lukens 1938 Chase Council Century Club I submit, Brothers, that of utmost importance to each of us, is the transforming process of the Richard P. Price 1950 W. Malcolm Gray, Jr. 1940 Initiation Ritual we each experienced. I cannot imagine one of us who, having experienced the Century Club Men Since ’56 Edward A. Ort 1951 Alan S. Correll 1945 Initiation Ritual performed in the solemn, dignified manner in which it is intended to be per- Gregory J. Wilson 1979 Robert G. Howland 1949 formed, was not changed by the aspirational and inspirational ideals and goals expressed by our Men Since ’56 W. Everett Molony, Jr. 1963 Wesley W. Allen 1961 Edwin J. Nellis, Jr. 1955 Founding Fathers, Frederick Norton Freeman and Arthur Chase over 150 years ago. James L. Gallagher 1969 Christopher Riddleberger Richard A. Jacobs 1956 1955 Brothers, please reflect on these very important times in each of our lives. This message is Alan R. Ringen 1982 Douglas W. Ronaldson 1940 heartfelt and is designed to trigger great memories and to help you reconnect with Theta Chi. Jason T. Timpe 1999 H. Kennard Stall 1949 Snake and Sword Allan P. Walch 1950 Maybe this article will inspire you to call one of your Pledge Class Brothers, a Chapter Brother, Dr. Arthur E. Bergles 1957 Arthur B. Wills 1955 your Chapter President, or your Pledge Father or Big Brother and reconnect. Scot A. Cook 1992 Snake and Sword John L. Preston, Jr. 1968 Paul A. Farrar, Jr. 1976 Dr. William F. Pritchard, Jr. James W. Hamilton 1955 Don’t we need to give back to Theta Chi in return for all it has given to us? 1978 John D. Haytaian 1965 Charles H. Spaulding 1951 John J. Koziol 1959 As I ponder the above question, I know that the answer will emerge from your remembrances of Founders’ Club Founders’ Club your undergraduate experience in our great Fraternity. I then hope it will cause you to take defi- Keith F. Ashelin 1983 None Leonard F. Glaeser 1957 Heritage Club nite steps to support financially the work of this Foundation so we can assure that the generations Heritage Club None of young men who follow us can have the type of experience in Theta Chi that we each cherish. None Other Other David R. Walker 2008 Thank you, Brothers. Evan A. Karlik 2007 Jason S. Ku 2009 EPSILON William H. Magnuson 2009 Worcester Polytechnic Institute Jason T. Witzberger 2007 Living Members: 1,281 BETTER BECAUSE OF THETA CHI Donations in 2006: $1,575 Board of Visitors The Foundation Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity, Inc., is recognized by the United States Internal Revenue Service to None operate as a 501(c) (3) public foundation. Gifts may be considered tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 15

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Chairman’s Council KAPPA None University of Pennsylvania Freeman Fellows 2006 Annual Donor List Living Members: 155 None Donations in 2006: $475 Chase Council for the period from January 1, 2006 to December 31, 2006 Board of Visitors James E. Popp 1988 None Century Club I have always considered myself to be a patriotic person. I’ve studied history, read the Chairman’s Council Joseph A. Gugliemino 1983 None Peter J. Mulvihill 1978 required books, the papers, and debated the greatness of our country with friends from Freeman Fellows John S. Snow 1985 other backgrounds. But, I don’t believe I ever understood with that deep felt “Ah, ha!” type None Men Since ’56 Chase Council James A. Alfieri 1959 feeling what military service is really all about until I watched Jack Nicolson aggressively None Gerald R. Backlund 1955 defend himself on the witness stand in the movie “A Few Good Men.” His crime was Stephen L. Goodwin 1976 unconscionable, but his dedication to all those things that I, also, believe in and depend on, Century Club Lee P. Hackett 1961 Colonel John C. Diller, Jr. 1953 Kent C. Lawson 1970 extended to the depths of his being. Those were my “Ah,ha!” moments. Those moments on Brent L. Reedstrom 1985 screen made it crystal clear to me for the first time that being in the military is much, much Men Since ’56 Edmund C. Davis 1933 Stephen J. Salvatore 1976 more than just having a job. It brought home to me the fact that military men are offering Norman J. Taupeka 1958 Donald R. McIlvain 1952 Irving C. Spiers, Jr. 1941 Snake and Sword their lives on a daily basis so that my country, so that I, myself, can live on. They do what Clarence L. Wagner 1932 Joel P. Greene 1969 they do to protect me so that I can continue to believe and to depend on the principles of Richard P. Hudson 1982 my country. Snake and Sword William R. McLeod, Jr. 1958 Stanley J. Marcewicz 1959 Robert A. Meyer 1952 The members of the U.S. military are on the minds of every U.S. civilian these days. Reverend William S. O’Brien Jonathan H. Tucker 1988 They have been hailed by every conceivable media source from congressional reports to 1959 Founders’ Club Founders’ Club the Academy Awards TV program. Not a day goes by that we don’t read or hear about their Michael J. Iassogna 1982 John W. Stirrup 1931 Frank D. Manter 1967 sacrifices and dedication. And, not a day should go by without these reminders. Heritage Club Heritage Club However, we all need the chance to see how the dedication of these Theta Chi brothers None None extends into their civilian lives, too. To that end, I have dedicated this issue of the Rattle to LAMBDA ZETA those who serve, serve not just as military heroes and soldiers, but as civilian heroes, too. Cornell University University of New Hampshire They serve as role models for children, as fundraisers, and as community service leaders. Living Members: 858 Donations in 2006: $415 Living Members: 774 They serve as future leaders and supporters of the ideals of Theta Chi in their daily lives. Donations in 2006: $525 Aren’t we lucky to have such talented, devoted men as friends, co-workers, neighbors and Board of Visitors Board of Visitors None None brothers! Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council This issue is also devoted to giving special, public thanks to our donors, without None None whom the Rattle could not be published, scholarships could not be given and the Freeman Fellows None Freeman Fellows leadership work of the Theta Chi Fraternity and the Foundation Chapter could None Chase Council not continue. Chase Council None None This year’s donor list includes the names of all those who have contributed to the Century Club Century Club Foundation Chapter during the 2006 calendar year. The list is organized by chapter and None 15 Richard B. Shepardson 1955 donors’ names appear under the heading of the lifetime giving club they have attained. This Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 Lucius W. Johnson, Jr. 1949 Norris A. Browne 1955 way, both annual gifts and cumulative gifts can be acknowledged. Colonel Paul F. Nugent, Jr. 1950 Frank W. Brown 1944 I hope you enjoy all the different types of tributes offered in this issue of the Rattle and George W. Teets 1957 Scott W. Lowe 1989 that each of you finds something of interest here. With any luck, you will find many inter- Snake and Sword Snake and Sword Zacharias A. Kollias 1989 Scott A. Hopkins 1985 esting things! Cal Organ 1970 Colonel Bruce G. MacLennan It has been a great pleasure to put it together for you. 1958 Founders’ Club Founders’ Club Dale S. Coats 1969 Charles W. White, Jr. 1986 Edward E. Williams 1950 Cathie Morgan Heritage Club Heritage Club Cliff E. Beidleman 1972 Director of Foundation Services None Donald B. Graham 1949 Foundation Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity, Inc MU ETA For a full listing of Theta Chi’s military men, go to www.thetachi.org/alumni/inuniform. University of California - University of Rhode Island Berkeley Living Members: 752 Living Members: 689 Donations in 2006: $485 Thomas A. Pizza 1970 Chase Council Other Freeman Fellows Donations in 2006: $1,725 Board of Visitors Founders’ Club None Matthew S. Bisland 2009 None Board of Visitors None Edgar L. Bessette, Jr. 1967 Century Club Corey P. Dineen 2008 Chase Council None Colin W. Finn 2007 Chairman’s Council Stuart R. Dexter 1957 Richard I.L. Partridge 1991 None Chairman’s Council Shane A. Narbonne 2008 None Heritage Club Men Since ’56 Century Club None None John W. Driscoll 1981 Christopher C. Robison 2008 John Z. Hecker 1973 Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows Kenneth C. Roth 2007 None Walter A. Green 1938 Men Since ’56 None THETA Thomas C. Moschos 1958 James M. Hughes 1986 Chase Council Chase Council IOTA University of Massachusetts Snake and Sword Snake and Sword William T. Horton 1955 None Colgate University Living Members: 1,178 Donald H. Baptiste, Jr. 1992 Thomas L. Glenn, III 1986 Century Club Century Club Living Members: 1,430 Donations in 2006: $555 Crosby Olinto 1949 Founders’ Club Colonel John F. Bouldry 1968 William F. Borhek 1960 Donations in 2006: $225 Edward P. Foster 1967 Board of Visitors Founders’ Club None William C. Broocks 1943 Board of Visitors Dale R. Dryer 1954 None Michael C. Moschos 1962 Heritage Club Men Since ’56 None David R. Kennelly 1959 Chairman’s Council William H. Richards 1956 None William M. Gates, III 1957 Richard C. Otter 1955 None Heritage Club Chairman’s Council Snake and Sword None None Dr. Fred N. Spiess 1941 William W. Forsstrom 1942 Freeman Fellows Richard A. Gammell 1957 None Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 16

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Freeman Fellows Founders’ Club Founders’ Club Foundation Chapter of None Anthony F. Kern 1983 Greg P. Jacob 1967 Chase Council Reverend William W. Heritage Club Steven J. Agosti, MD 1981 Sherman, Jr. 1952 None Theta Chi Fraternity, Inc. Century Club Heritage Club William C. Hamilton, II 1970 Stephen A. Gaines 1986 TAU Robert W. McFarland 1981 Other University of Florida Dr. Richard E. Topping, Jr. Brendan S. Lilly 2004 Living Members: 1,660 1985 Donations in 2006: $2,455 MISSION James W. Turner 1953 RHO Board of Visitors To develop and provide financial resources to promote the aca- Men Since ’56 University of Illinois None Michael E. Atwood 1974 demic, leadership and service ideals of Theta Chi Fraternity. Living Members: 832 Chairman’s Council Gerald H. Barnes, CFA 1969 Donations in 2006: $3,330 None Milton S. Bolton 1952 Board of Visitors Freeman Fellows VISION Lt. Col. Walter W. Damewood, Ronald D. Pearce 1956 Jr. RET 1952 None I All nationally sponsored education and leadership programs of August W. Lentz, III 1950 Chairman’s Council Chase Council Theta Chi Fraternity will be endowed T. Howard Noel 1961 None Captain Robert M. Kreimer Paul B. Vetter, II 1961 Freeman Fellows 1959 I Comprehensive scholarship endowment including national Snake and Sword None Edmund G. Tubel 1970 funds and chapter funds John E. Chenard 1986 Chase Council Century Club James N. Garrett, Jr. 1957 Vernon F. Vineyard 1941 Rodney A. Hammond 1965 I Additional support available for other education, leadership James R. Hart 1980 Richard C. Yakel 1952 Timothy J. Joslin, CPA 1964 and scholarship opportunities for local chapters Jeffery R. Jaeger 1988 Century Club Thomas L. Miller 1964 Joseph P. Renzetti 1986 Dale E. Eckerty 1966 Joseph C. Moretta 1965 Spencer C. Weiss 1981 William A. Frey, III 1967 Ross E. Mowry 1938 OBJECTIVES Charles A. White, III 1970 James L. Munson 1954 Lamont K. Roberts 1975 Ronald W. Shamlaty 1965 I Founders’ Club William D. North 1952 Endow the current annual national leadership programs None Everett P. Weaver 1940 Henry C. Skinner 1937 B. Lawson Spare 1960 (Chapter Leadership Conference and School of Fraternity Heritage Club Albert H. Wohlers 1939 Practices) None Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 W. Jerome Byrnes, Jr. 1952 Denny B. Dennison, CPA 1968 I Endow the current annual officers program (Deranian OMICRON Richard M. Franks 1967 Joseph E. Gazdak 1966 Vincent N. Mandese 1963 Conference) University of Richmond Eugene W. Pennuto 1934 Henry F. Pierce, Jr. 1968 Lester E. Segal 1988 I Living Members: 852 Brian R. Pozen 1996 John S. Sherman, Jr. 1951 Endow the current annual regional leadership programs Donations in 2006: $435 George E. Smith, Jr. 1960 Snake and Sword (Mid-year Leadership Conferences) Board of Visitors Thomas N. Thompson 1998 Ronald G. Acree 1960 None I Endow an outstanding national academic scholarship program William E. Thonn 1970 Anthony S. Cooley 1989 Chairman’s Council Snake and Sword Major Ralph C. Gravlee, Jr. I Facilitate the development of Chapter Scholarship Funds None Woodruff A. Burt 1955 1965 Lonnell T. Hogan 1958 I Freeman Fellows Thomas C. Davidson 1935 Endow an interfraternal scholarship program to support None Rick A. Gimbel 1994 Lt. Col. Rex L. Holloway 1960 programs sponsored by the NIC, NIF, universities, and colleges Chase Council Andrewe W. Johnson, Esq J. Gary Hoopes 1961 None 1992 Carl C. Jansen, Jr. 1957 16 I Publish THE RATTLE C. Drew Kofahl 1996 Robert S. Lamont, Jr. 1995 Century Club Daniel L. Lovell 1973 I John S. Prince, Jr. 1979 John R. Koucky 1956 Establish and maintain an adequate reserve fund James T. Lewis 1959 Michael P. Reed 1984 Men Since ’56 Gordon E. Moskal 1969 Nathaniel L. Storms 1948 Thomas L. Fendley 1973 John W. Weborg 1951 Wallace F. Zetrouer, II 1943 CURRENT GOALS John P. Girardi 1966 Founders’ Club Founders’ Club 1) Raise additional $2,000,000 for the Leadership Fund Snake and Sword Daniel B. Lillig 1993 Marc A. Azar 1992 John G. Cosby, Jr. 1963 Charles W. Haynes 1957 Benjamin C. Garrett, III 1960 Heritage Club 2) Raise additional $180,000 for the Slivinske Fund None Courtland K. Hunt 2004 Harold W. Smithson 1949 John A. Park 2003 3) Raise additional $250,000 for the Colley Fund Founders’ Club SIGMA Jason D. Zirpolo 1994 4) Raise $270,000 for the Communications Fund Raymond K. Butler, Jr. 1948 Heritage Club Heritage Club Oregon State University Joseph G. Dethloff 1998 5) Raise $500,000 yearly in unrestricted gifts with the Annual Theodore Masters 1959 Living Members: 1,087 Donations in 2006: $1,030 Other Campaign Kyle L. Epting 2007 PI Board of Visitors Jonathan A. Fernandez 2008 None 6) Hold $125,000 in reserve Dickinson College Matthew D. Humphries 2004 Chairman’s Council Living Members: 878 Kevin F. Reilly, Jr. 2008 None Donations in 2006: $450 Board of Visitors Freeman Fellows UPSILON Robert K. Russell, Jr. 1962 Men Since ’56 Snake and Sword None New York University NU Chase Council Ralph E. Congdon 1951 Hampden-Sydney College D. Sean Kelly 1999 Chairman’s Council Living Members: 323 Donald Grinsfelder 1948 Trevor W. Rose 2007 None Ellsworth D. Purdy 1950 Donations in 2006: $950 James G. Snider 1962 Living Members: 681 Century Club Donations in 2006: $350 Founders’ Club Freeman Fellows Board of Visitors Walter W. Winfield 1952 Ray Marocco 1999 John C. O’Brien 1948 None Board of Visitors None Snake and Sword Men Since ’56 None Heritage Club Chase Council Chairman’s Council Charles R. Bell 1966 None None George E. Carlon 1946 None W. Roland Carrothers 1950 Chairman’s Council Jack I. Hamilton 1961 Century Club Freeman Fellows George P. Lamb, III 1985 None Charles D. Mosher 1964 XI The Hon. Morris M. Terrizzi None Michael D. Leonard 1979 Freeman Fellows Dr. Robert E. Woodley 1949 1937 Chase Council Armand Minasian 1975 None University of Virginia Men Since ’56 Snake and Sword Dr. Robert P. Renner 1964 Todd M. Schutte 1976 Chase Council Living Members: 906 David F. Harra 1957 Donations in 2006: $1,370 James E. Goens 1967 David L. Wiley 1980 None Stephen B. Jolley 1969 Century Club Board of Visitors Snake and Sword Michael J. Cosentino 1968 Founders’ Club Century Club Dwight J. Matson 1965 None Richard J. Biscontini 1957 Edward W. Keil 1959 Erik D. Ridgley, CFA 1988 None Richard Y. O’Shea 1978 Chairman’s Council James H. Buzby 1965 Gregory A. Parrott 1976 Daniel R. Luthringshauser Heritage Club Men Since ’56 1956 None Reverend H. Paul Leap 1943 Roger L. Rollins 1962 Camden R. Hubbard 1966 Dr. J. Garnett Bruce, Jr. 1936 Robert A. Mairone 1988 F. Barry Nelson 1965 Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 17

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Men Since ’56 Chase Council Timothy P. Dutcher 1983 Men Since ’56 ALPHA EPSILON Founders’ Club Thomas G. Angelo 1967 None Colonel Michael P. Lazorchak David R. Beck 1960 Stanford University Don R. Moore 1959 Lloyd H. Giardino 1958 Century Club 1961 Jack A. Cross 1958 John M. White 1956 Salvatore Masotto 1957 Dr. Robert V. Zedelis 1962 Dr. James E. Dickson, II 1965 Living Members: 701 Felix C. Brendle 1973 Donations in 2006: $410 Heritage Club Thomas F. Sarcona 1954 David O. Parrish 1971 Men Since ’56 Brian R. Kotzian 1979 None Board of Visitors David G. Sullivan 1958 James F. Turner, Jr. 1988 Harry L. Bink 1950 Gregory A. Mc Kenzie 1974 None Snake and Sword George P. Walthall 1934 James V. Forsythe 1956 Richard E. Merrill, Jr. 1973 ALPHA THETA Anthony L. Paalz, Jr. 1986 Chairman’s Council N.R. Abitabilo 1958 Men Since ’56 I. Kurt Nathan 1973 Dartmouth College Vincent L. Cappadocia 1955 Robert B. Tucker 1982 Dan C. Schoonmaker 1963 None David B. Amundsen 1991 Living Members: 482 Harold E. Kline 1956 Hugh A. Becker, Jr. 1971 Dr. Paul E. Vassil 1986 James W. Schoonmaker, Jr. Freeman Fellows 1966 Donations in 2006: $150 Eugene Mazza 1954 Jarma E. Dixon, Jr. 1943 Robert F. Waltenbaugh 1949 None C. Dennis Southard, IV 1984 Board of Visitors James McQueen 1956 Eric A. Higgins 1984 Snake and Sword Chase Council Stephan J. Speth 1975 None Founders’ Club James W. LeClair 1970 Paul M. Baker 1980 None Joshua A. Weingast 1985 None L. Noel Moore 1960 David A. Heitzenroder 1964 Century Club Chairman’s Council Snake and Sword None Heritage Club Dr. Joseph A. Pettus, IV 1995 Edwin T. Latchem 1957 Gordon L. Pendegraft 1957 James W. Callison, Jr. 1950 None Arthur F. Smith, III 1954 Richard B. Maltz 1990 Men Since ’56 Freeman Fellows Daniel E. Weisenberger 1989 Kurt P. Rohrbach 1979 Robert J. Lisiecki 1978 Frank W. Hodgdon, III 1948 None Jeffrey J. Sarafa 1992 Snake and Sword Dr. Sean P. Tirney 1988 Kenneth B. Swanson 1941 Chase Council PHI Ryan N. Waddington 1993 Charles L. Battle 1969 John N. Weiss, Jr. 1970 None North Dakota State University Scott C. Woodison 1967 Snake and Sword Joseph S. Couch 1996 Founders’ Club None Century Club Living Members: 1,323 D. Wayne Garlock 1956 Anthony N. D’Ippolito 1983 Founders’ Club Lee E. Bye 1941 Donations in 2006: $1,310 Bill R. Grover 1963 Founders’ Club James C. Loman 1981 Robert A. Hoffman 1976 Roy W. Fowler, Jr. 1956 Men Since ’56 Board of Visitors Phillip A. McPhail 2005 Stephen J. Martin 1988 Heritage Club None John C. Lauderbach 1954 None Charles D. Meyer 1992 LTC. Keith F. Vansant 1958 None Louis L. Potomac, Jr. 1971 Chairman’s Council Snake and Sword Founders’ Club Heritage Club None Heritage Club None Dennis W. Abercrombie 1984 Michael V. Campanella 2004 ALPHA DELTA None Freeman Fellows Founders’ Club Philip A. Chapman 1963 Nathan L. Peifer 2004 Purdue University None None William H. Payne 1948 Other Living Members: 1,875 ALPHA ZETA Heritage Club Chase Council Robert H. Svenson, Jr. 1944 Robert A. Blumstein 2007 Donations in 2006: $2,560 University of Rochester None None Heritage Club Yan Tseytlin 2007 Board of Visitors Living Members: 1,024 Century Club None Jacob A. Wolf 2006 None Donations in 2006: $880 None ALPHA IOTA Chairman’s Council Board of Visitors Men Since ’56 ALPHA BETA Indiana University PSI None None Conrad J. Dahl 1958 University of Pittsburgh Living Members: 1,531 University of Wisconsin-Madison Freeman Fellows Chairman’s Council Donations in 2006: $4,020 Colonel Helmuth O. Froeschle Living Members: 995 Living Members: 826 Father Philip T. Bowers 1941 None Board of Visitors Donations in 2006: $1,105 Donations in 2006: $400 Kim M. Gutenkunst 1977 Chase Council Freeman Fellows None Board of Visitors Board of Visitors James J. Abel 1968 David J. Hoveskeland 1982 None Chairman’s Council None None James A. Huettl 1967 Century Club Chase Council Jon A. Dye 1981 Chairman’s Council Douglas B. Johnson 1994 Chairman’s Council Francis P. Kiesler 1986 None Warren E. Hoffman, II 1976 None None Richard R. Malzahn 1945 Charles R. Keefe 1941 Century Club Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows Edward A. Milbrandt 1958 Gary L. Rosevold 1967 Freeman Fellows Dr. Kenneth A. Hubel 1950 None Lt. Col. Darrell I. Tuntland None None Michael F. Moran 1970 Martin D. Rabinowitz 1977 Chase Council 1964 Chase Council Ronald A. Nestor 1963 Chase Council Men Since ’56 Larry D. Contos 1963 Snake and Sword David L. Bunzel 1977 None Kenton N. Riggs 1952 John D. Staehle 1968 George M. Rentoumis 1943 Coleman A. La Master 1951 Matthew T. Arunski 2003 Century Club Century Club 17 Glen C. Webb, Jr. 1946 Mark W. Taft 1981 Bruce M. Pennamped 1970 Kim M. Colwell 1975 Raymond Brekke 1956 Joseph A. Campbell, Jr. 1951 Snake and Sword Century Club Colonel Richard W. Danielson Steven P. Dhuey 1985 Frank L. Thomas 1952 Men Since ’56 1973 Emory D. Champney, Jr. 1943 Richard M. Buskirk 1953 Jon C. Graan 1969 Men Since ’56 John V. Blagrave 1968 Ronald J. Kochevar 1961 Philip M. Chenoweth 1942 Loren K. Evans 1950 Thomas R. Oberhofer 1958 Michael J. Duffy 1969 Ray J. Dearth 1938 Scott A. Ludwig 1996 Michael L. Hanley 1975 Dr. Gerald D. Hagin 1970 Philip R. Holdread 1966 Men Since ’56 Ross P. Obley 1951 Steven J. Hanna 1960 Dr. William C. Luft 1952 John E. Marynell 1962 Founders’ Club John L. Burley 1964 James P. Sacco 1967 William M. Harmsen 1976 Walter H. May 1943 Jeffrey B. Milbourn 1998 Jason M. Gates 2002 Jack E. Felser 1953 Snake and Sword Kurt A. Hartman 1986 Founders’ Club Lt. Col. Harold V. Motsinger David C. Miller 1970 Frederick W. Fox 1952 1954 Dr. T. John Kuehn, III 1987 Thomas M. Hoy 1974 William C. Broeffle 1953 Heritage Club Daniel Karrys 1951 James R. Ourth 1989 Robert W. Page 1951 Leonard P. Kaiser 1969 Stephen K. Gutch 1990 None Robert S. Klang 1948 Robert S. Stevens, Jr. 1973 Founders’ Club Jeffrey J. Kucer 1989 Robert C. Ryan 1975 Other J. Edward Munnik 1977 Michael O. Thornburg 1965 Colonel Thomas L. Cocheres Walter P. Linne 1964 Nicholas L. Baker 2009 Robert L. Turner 1954 Heritage Club LT. Col. John E. Zike 1961 1948 Steven P. Osborn 1978 Ryan S. Boeshans 2006 None Snake and Sword Barry M. Josowitz 1987 Charles T. Ostick 1960 Men Since ’56 Seth D. Bowman 2009 Christopher W. LaRowe 1995 Heritage Club John T. Pence 1963 Dr. Louis B. Bixler 1967 Anthony J. Clowe 2009 ALPHA ETA Stanley S. Smith 1955 None Douglas E. Prescott 1970 David E. Branaman 1954 Kevin M. Fries 2009 University of North Carolina- Founders’ Club William R. Snyder 1966 Charles E. Brown 1948 Peter A. Gates 2007 Chapel Hill Michael T. Weiss 2004 ALPHA GAMMA Mark J. Thomas 1976 William H. Jackson 1958 Joel W. Gifford 2008 Living Members: 308 Morgan Z. Ketchum 1948 Heritage Club Snake and Sword Kyle R. Kranda 2006 University of Michigan Donations in 2006: $250 Mylio S. Kraja 1942 None Jeffrey G. Bennett 1992 John W. Sherven 2000 Living Members: 1,265 Board of Visitors Dr. Palmer E. Mart 1947 Jack R. Fenwick 1960 Alexander D. Turner 2008 Donations in 2006: $1,883 None Dr. Eric W. Robbins 1974 OMEGA Board of Visitors Robert D. Humphrey 1953 Richard G. Wilson 2008 Chairman’s Council Richard D. Sanders 1979 None John C. Merrill 1947 Pennsylvania State University None Frederick D. Scheiber 1977 Living Members: 888 Chairman’s Council Brian C. Peters 1992 CHI Freeman Fellows Frederick E. Robbins, DDS Donations in 2006: $2,655 None William P. Przybylski 1993 1960 Auburn University None Board of Visitors Freeman Fellows Founders’ Club Harry G. Schoger, Jr. 1961 Living Members: 1,343 Jason F. Benner 1996 Chase Council Donations in 2006: $2,257 Howard R. Alter, Jr. 1941 None Snake and Sword Louis G. Karras 1950 None Chairman’s Council Chase Council Dennis M. Baltimore 1997 Board of Visitors Gilman Tredwell 1939 Century Club None William H. Renton 1946 Gordon A. Hardy 1940 James E. Ewer 1978 Heritage Club Scott E. Cabaniss 1987 Gregory A. Imboden 1971 Chairman’s Council Freeman Fellows Century Club Gregory R. Conner 2005 Men Since ’56 Robert C. Pollock 1962 Patrick T. O’Connor 1978 None Kevin J. Berman 1991 Julian C. Byrd 1960 Dr. Charles E. Rinehart 1955 Chase Council Robert C. Boyer 1936 Other Freeman Fellows James M. Cox 2010 David H. Pace 1956 Mark A. Sayers 1994 None James C. Stalder 1962 Thomas C. Nolan 1990 William R. Rude 1960 Andrew J. Owens 2008 Snake and Sword James W. Talbert 1963 Century Club Brett N. Reifers 2008 Gary B. Sappenfield 1993 Brian V. Will 1985 Christopher G. Allocco, Esq. Richard P. Roelke 2008 1984 Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 18

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Founders’ Club ALPHA MU ALPHA XI ALPHA PI Chairman’s Council Dr. Donald B. Schewe 1964 William E. Mullenholz, II 1973 Iowa State University University of Delaware University of Minnesota None Men Since ’56 Charles F. Taylor 1967 Living Members: 985 Living Members: 1,102 Living Members: 815 Freeman Fellows Raymond N. Ashmun 1966 Heritage Club Donations in 2006: $450 Donations in 2006: $1,650 Donations in 2006: $776 Robert J. De Armond 1952 Major Charles O. Johnson None Chase Council 1961 Board of Visitors Board of Visitors Board of Visitors Dr. Robert D. McCartney 1969 Other None None None Rudolf H. Hendel 1974 Jordan S. Fletcher 2009 Steven D. Messinger 1979 Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council Century Club Raymond W. Vanlanot II 2008 Martin E. Neal 1994 None None None James M. Houck 1942 Fred S. Kohlruss 1953 Snake and Sword Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows ALPHA KAPPA David M. Petrone 1966 William A. Hunnel 1968 None None None West Virginia University Frank N. Preston 1952 Founders’ Club Chase Council Chase Council Chase Council Men Since ’56 Troy I. Horner 1993 Living Members: 618 None None John Hallberg Jones 1962 Donations in 2006: $619 Harry A. Davidson 1941 Heritage Club Century Club Century Club Century Club Board of Visitors Kenneth H. Patton 1941 John L. Lisa 1996 David M. Svingen 1979 A. John Borresen 1954 Marvin D. Juliar 1956 None William K. Piche 1968 Men Since ’56 John R. Feeney 1972 Ronald J. Nida 1959 Chairman’s Council Stanley E. Weber 1944 ALPHA PHI John C. Laurie, DVM 1966 Col. Robert M. Hall 1972 Carl D. Peterson 1984 None Snake and Sword University of Alabama Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 Snake and Sword H. Donald Ulrich 1970 Living Members: 1,493 Freeman Fellows Frank T. Barretta 1980 Creig L. Andreasen 1990 Alan G. Beavers 1969 Founders’ Club Donations in 2006: $6,523 None David W. Finneran 2002 Dr. Garth R. Drewry 1956 Roy C. Eisenmann 1957 Leo L. Naapi 1954 Chase Council James E. Hughes 1959 Kelly R. Dunn 1978 Board of Visitors John R. Sladkey 1954 John E. Taylor 1991 None Thomas R. Murray 1959 Philip H. Mattison 1979 None Founders’ Club Heritage Club Century Club Albert E. Nunn 1954 Snake and Sword Chairman’s Council Philip A. Amidon 1948 None William H. Thomas 1963 James F. Frankenbery 1956 Dr. Stanton L. Danielson 1971 Brian K. Okupski 1989 LTC(R) James D. Hamilton 1969 Other Freeman Fellows Men Since ’56 Heritage Club Snake and Sword Daniel P. Reilly 1993 Scott M. Morlan 2007 None William D. Poole 1969 Andrew J. Nelson 2008 William S. Hearn 1952 William G. Volkman 1981 Richard J. Perello 1964 Founders’ Club Chase Council Other William R. Werner 1983 Peter C. Hakanson 1965 ALPHA TAU Scott R. Beal 1950 Keith R. Zoromski 2004 Founders’ Club Snake and Sword Gary L. Burcham 1982 Jon E. Weng 1994 Ohio University George C. Garikes 1979 J. Howard Josey 1977 Raymond R. Hill 1952 ALPHA NU Robert P. Jones 1959 Heritage Club Living Members: 1,048 Samuel P. Leinbach, III 1994 Gregg M. Spitzer 1999 None Donations in 2006: $9,135 Barry L. Mullins, PC 1974 Stanley H. Livingstone, Jr. Georgia Institute of Technology Giancarlo A. Villanella 2005 Board of Visitors Charles N. Parnell, III 1970 1969 Living Members: 1,241 Heritage Club ALPHA RHO None Dr. Wesley Keel Wicker 1979 Donations in 2006: $2,580 Kyle G. Lusk 1975 Michael A. Potter 2004 University of Washington Chairman’s Council Century Club Leon E. Pilewski 1971 Board of Visitors Other None Ralph H. Cassell 1968 Robert W. Trenor 1971 None Living Members: 1,725 Fulton S. Hamilton 1972 William E. Babcock 2007 Donations in 2006: $1,705 Freeman Fellows Founders’ Club Chairman’s Council John R. Jordan 1958 Adam B. Lowy 2004 Board of Visitors Arthur M. Krasilovsky 1978 Jason K. Barnes 1999 None A. Sanford Kimberly 1936 None J. Jeffrey Smead 1973 Heritage Club Freeman Fellows Lawrence H. Kloess, Jr. 1954 ALPHA OMICRON Chairman’s Council Colonel Ronald W. Van Orne William J. Shoup 2001 None 1940 George P. Morris, Jr. 1946 Washington State University None Jimmy M. Wall 1951 Chase Council Chase Council Living Members: 1,191 Freeman Fellows James D. Ward 1958 ALPHA LAMBDA None Thomas E. McNamara 1984 Donations in 2006: $855 None William A. Wells 1973 Ohio State University Century Club Century Club Board of Visitors Chase Council Men Since ’56 Ronald C. Gaughf 1966 George M. Sarkes, Jr. 1960 Living Members: 544 None Vernon F. Vikingson 1947 Wilbur C. Armstrong 1950 18 Donations in 2006: $1,010 Peter J. Johns 1985 H. Robert Wismar, Jr. 1952 Chairman’s Council Century Club C. Benton Burroughs, Jr. 1966 Board of Visitors Mace H. Phillips, Jr. 1952 Men Since ’56 None Raymond A. Dodge, Jr. 1950 Richard C. Childs 1977 None Richard E. Rush, Jr. 1978 John E. Dalton 1956 Freeman Fellows Frank C. Hart 1943 Col. Ret John L. Conway, III Dr. Michael Stewart 1969 Peter J. Hackman 1987 Chairman’s Council None Bradley A. Hill 1960 1970 A. Thomas White 1976 Michael H. Kugel 1966 None Gregory R. Hume 1969 Alexander J. Courtney 1948 Men Since ’56 Chase Council Lloyd N. Lopez 1956 Freeman Fellows Louis W. Roebke 1952 O. Brad Cox 1982 Dr. Steve H. Bomar, Jr. 1959 None Daniel J. Love 1971 None Alonzo C. Whitner 1959 David M. Green 1965 William L. Corley, Sr. 1954 Century Club Lawrence N. McVay, Jr. 1957 W. Bryan McPherson, Jr. 1951 Chase Council Men Since ’56 Jason M. Higginbotham 1998 Dr. Patrick F. Coleman 1970 Patrick E. Smith 1968 Robert A. Moore 1954 None Jack V. Denton 1964 Henry W. Loard, Jr. 1957 Charles E. Gardner 1943 John J. Utts 1947 Charles W. Rush 1975 Dr. Robert J. Hoxsey 1941 Century Club John C. Marscher, Jr. 1953 Men Since ’56 L. Dale Van Tine 1958 Gregory D. Wren 1977 Lawrence C. Berger 1968 John W. King 1970 Captain John M. Mathews Colonel Dennis W. Kullander, Snake and Sword Snake and Sword James C. Scott 1969 1946 RET 1968 Roger D. Pinneo, CLU 1957 James B. Byers 1965 Michael A. Crabb, III 1990 Richard K. McCrea 1972 Dr. James H. Rondeau 1955 Men Since ’56 Snake and Sword Jeffrey L. Kacsandi 1996 James W. Oakley, Jr. 1957 Richard E. Ferguson 1954 David W. McDaniel 1988 Kelly W. Hintz 1993 Henry E. Thomson 1951 Founders’ Club Founders’ Club Craig L. Franz 1973 George Ossman, III 1976 Fred L. Hunter 1963 John H. Walsh 1975 Rev. Richard E. Van Tine 1951 Keith J. Connell 1988 James R. Kaser 1960 Robert C. Parrott 1956 Steven R. Ingram 1969 Snake and Sword Wayne W. Wilson 1992 Robert Clark Kontzen, II 1990 Roger E. Mills 1952 F. Turner Plunkett 1982 Lonn A. Sipes 1979 Richard C. Burnham 1955 Heritage Club Charles A. Pichelmayer 1953 Thomas G. Mosher 1966 Charles O. Rawlins 1971 Founders’ Club Donald H. Kallander 1950 Roger N. Obenauf 1977 Arthur G. Springer, III 1970 Norman S. Mathews 1951 Walter Joba 1965 Ben Sims 1969 Andrew A. Ellis 1998 Donald W. Santee 1958 Dennis R. Slepsky 1986 Colonel Roger F. Wickert, RET Benjamin R. Sumrall 1962 Joseph D. Grim 2007 Louis Roberts, Esq. 1973 Heritage Club 1971 William A. Youngblood, III Kirk O. Rowlands 1942 Walter D. Walker 1951 Richard J. Willke 1976 1974 ALPHA UPSILON Colonel Roland E. Ballow 1953 Heritage Club Founders’ Club Snake and Sword Snake and Sword Leighton C. Rice 1949 University of Nebraska-Lincoln Lucas T. Elgie 2005 None Harold D. Wilkins, Jr. 2005 Albert M. Bandman 1969 Kenneth W. Alford 1960 Heritage Club Living Members: 488 Other Harrison O. Yelverton, III 1981 Hugh E. Bonnoront 1962 William J. Brook 1997 Greg E. Davis 1995 Donations in 2006: $2,091 Paul E. Goebel 1987 Lt. Col. William A. Dirring Lucas W. Nurmi 2006 Other Other Board of Visitors 1969 Lawrence M. Olson 1965 George R. Brabner, IV 2008 Founders’ Club Chris F. S. Collier 2007 None Dr. David R. Hoyer, Jr. 1977 Scott M. Perkins 2007 Michael B. Harlan 2008 John L. Berringer 1991 Edward E. Sotka 1960 Garron T. Moore 2004 Chairman’s Council J. Phil Vale 1949 Founders’ Club None Steven W. Adams 1983 Heritage Club Freeman Fellows ALPHA CHI David V. Aylesworth 1991 ALPHA SIGMA None Michael D. Roe 1986 Syracuse University Col. Roy V. Fair, RET 1956 University of Oregon Chase Council Living Members: 812 Ulysses V. Henderson, Jr. 1950 Living Members: 1,522 Donations in 2006: $1,146 Thomas C. Karnes, Jr. 1942 Donations in 2006: $2,420 None Board of Visitors Gary T. Reed 1976 Board of Visitors Century Club None Heritage Club None Chad W. Ellsworth 2001 Chairman’s Council None Eric W. Raasch, CLU 1988 None Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 19

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Freeman Fellows ALPHA OMEGA BETA GAMMA Men Since ’56 BETA THETA Snake and Sword None Lafayette College University of North Dakota Charles G. Hubbard 1966 Drexel University Matthew R. Glocke 1985 Chase Council Gordon T. Hughes 1960 Jeremy J. Hettwer 2000 Living Members: 756 Living Members: 634 John P. Jacobsen 1981 Living Members: 1,067 Timothy R. Jirak 1994 None Donations in 2006: $2,020 Donations in 2006: $480 Donations in 2006: $5,760 Snake and Sword A. James Richardson 1965 Century Club Board of Visitors Board of Visitors Board of Visitors None Benjamin J. Zurn 1997 Donald A. Hubner 1951 None None None Dennis W. Morgan 1970 Founders’ Club Founders’ Club Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council Douglas D. Jones 1972 James D. Bailey 1985 Men Since ’56 None None None Robert J. Frascati 1943 Heritage Club Heritage Club Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows Thomas M. Kenyon 1962 None Darke P.A. Hull 1999 Stephen J. Macri 1982 None Robert C. Kitchen 1949 Daniel S. Martindale 1992 Scott C. Jaberg 1979 William H. Reed 1936 Chase Council Chase Council BETA ZETA Chase Council Ronald C. Roberts Michael J. Close 1965 S. Bryce Streibel 1944 William E. Shone, Jr. 1949 Kenneth W. Schwenke 1974 Michigan State University Other Jason H. Seidl 1993 Century Club Century Club Century Club James O. Current 2009 Ralph E. Bothe 1967 None Living Members: 1,522 Howard B. Cates, III 1983 James P. Urbanowicz 1977 Donations in 2006: $4,580 Colin J. Schulte 2008 Francis S. Vasques 1953 Edward D. Wetzel 1974 Men Since ’56 Albert E. Spencer 1951 Board of Visitors Men Since ’56 Sherman E. Hoganson 1940 Harold E. Williams 1936 Snake and Sword David L. Westol 1973 BETA LAMBDA Gordon S. Bowen 1938 James M. Coffey 1975 Snake and Sword Men Since ’56 Chairman’s Council University of Akron Michael M. Donigian 1948 Gary N. Gildersleeve 1975 Brian C. McClure 1968 Joseph Blaston 1975 None Living Members: 909 Larry M. Issak 1982 John R. Harrington 1969 F.L. ‘Bud’ Scanlan 1959 William E. Buttz 1985 Donations in 2006: $1,103 James T. Holcombe 1937 Freeman Fellows William R. Koch 1988 Founders’ Club Peter J. Stratton 1963 Board of Visitors Robert W. McCluskey 1973 Jack P. DeBoer 1952 Robert J. Dewey 1993 Founders’ Club Snake and Sword None Gerard J. McGowan, Jr. 1975 Bruce R. Leech 1978 Francis X. Conway 1960 Kevan R. Emmott 1996 Edmund A. Martin 1959 Chairman’s Council Thomas J. McLaughlin 1977 Major Michael R. Nester 1991 Lynn L. Melby 1968 Chase Council R. Robert Cox, Jr. 1951 David R. Wilton 1985 Robert L. Hood 1963 None Dennis M. McManus 1966 Heritage Club E. Richard Irrgang 1956 Robert E. Laux 1948 Freeman Fellows Mark S. Ward 1982 Snake and Sword None G. Thomas Parry, Jr. 1957 James A. Listerman 1969 None Heritage Club George F. Baumeister 1985 Edwin W. Whitmore 1949 Mark D. Ratliff 1988 Bruce M. Kehler 1992 Stephen R. Brainard 1967 Founders’ Club Chase Council BETA DELTA Jeffrey T. Pelot 1981 Robert E. Townsend 1971 Andrew D. Novick 1989 Century Club James J. Burke 1969 John G. Thomas, III 1970 Rutgers University Dr. David W. Conway 1951 Century Club Other Frank A. Garofolo 1961 Founders’ Club Living Members: 906 Emerson A. Ladd 1960 David R. Grinstead 1961 Hymnson Chan 2006 Donations in 2006: $1,100 Heritage Club Peter Oetker 1986 Gregory A. Peden 1987 None Men Since ’56 Board of Visitors Heritage Club Putnam S. Robbins 1955 William K. Bamler 1969 ALPHA PSI William H. Suter 1943 Kevin J. Doyle 1997 Ray E. Walker 1968 BETA IOTA James C. Frase 1964 University of Maryland Chairman’s Council James P. Williams 1950 Gregory J. Goepfert 1982 University of Arizona J. Clyde James 1949 Living Members: 1,481 None Men Since ’56 Albert B. Krausse, Jr. 1953 Other Living Members: 307 Donations in 2006: $2,950 Freeman Fellows Stanley Gawel 1958 Jesse C. McCollam, Jr. 1957 Brent D. Auble 1997 Donations in 2006: $320 Board of Visitors None Charles A. Graham, Jr. 1950 Frank E. Noffsinger, Jr. 1940 None F.E. Lake 1956 Board of Visitors Roy J. Schoenhaar 1968 BETA ALPHA Chase Council None Chairman’s Council None Ronald J. Sovel 1960 Leo J. Willenbacher 1964 University of California - Los Chairman’s Council None Angeles Gary C. Steinhardt 1966 Snake and Sword Century Club None Freeman Fellows Living Members: 984 C. Kenneth Anderson 1953 William R. Trecka 1957 Merrill E. Balser 1954 None Donations in 2006: $4,170 Thomas J. Brodo 1980 Joseph C. Wolfe 1970 Freeman Fellows Walter C. Eckert 1948 None Chase Council Board of Visitors Men Since ’56 Snake and Sword Founders’ Club David W. Roszel 1949 None David J. Boczar 1981 John J. Jacobowitz 1964 Chase Council James L. Fifer 1938 Jeffrey G. Turck 1986 19 Century Club Chairman’s Council Harry J. Herrmann 1980 None James R. Fresch 1977 Van S. Ashmun 1939 None John D. Kelly, Jr. 1963 Richard R. Chmielewicz 1950 Century Club Heritage Club E. Douglas Heisler 1957 John T. Bunyan 1963 Freeman Fellows Glenn L. Long 1972 Robert E. Lechich 1953 Michael J. Dukles 2007 Dr. Bernard S. de Hosson 1945 Carroll A. Porter 1951 Mark T. Lachowicz 1978 Thomas M. Marcuccilli 1969 James W. Baker 1987 Thomas P. Sheridan 1976 Other Valentine R. Ferraris, DDS Robert C. Smith 1946 Men Since ’56 Benjamin I. Hartney 2006 1963 Chase Council Founders’ Club George R. Bliss, Jr. 1941 W. Kenneth Smith 1940 Michael Kalsman 1953 Nathan J. Howard 2008 Daniel H. Fink 2001 Dr. Richard B. Stalter 1963 none Matt E. Kulik 2008 Century Club Snake and Sword Joseph C. Jensen 1981 Snake and Sword Heritage Club Randolph Jenks 1936 Ryan T. Miller 2004 Stephen S. King 1980 Norman A. Cox 1951 Kevin J. Kampfschulte 2004 Robert E. Fournier 1962 Jeffrey M. DiAngelo 1991 John F. Mills 1950 Michael J. Quayle 2010 R. Scott Knode 1978 Sanford A. Goldstein 1978 Richard P. Ray 1971 Jerome S. Williams 1946 Spencer T. Snedecor 1979 Robert E. Hird 1952 BETA ETA Paul L. Poitras 1978 Samuel P. Hagerman, Jr. 1948 Founders’ Club Men Since ’56 George C. Hulse, CLU 1956 Washington College Men Since ‘56 G. Mike Howell 1952 BETA MU Robert Grogan, Jr. 1949 Albert H. Klomburg, Jr. 1955 Living Members: 555 Middlebury College James H. Haley, III 1959 Robert L. Caldwell 1957 Heritage Club Founders’ Club Donations in 2006: $930 None Dr. Jerry L. Klein 1962 Norman S. Clark 1951 Living Members: 374 Dr. Bruce E. Gelb 1996 Robert E. Farrell 1968 Board of Visitors Donations in 2006: $0 F. Lester Simon, Jr. 1939 Thomas F. Feeney 1981 None Christopher Wilkens 1969 P. Douglas Richardson 1975 BETA KAPPA Clifford L. Rooke 1979 James R. Seewagen 1967 Chairman’s Council BETA NU Snake and Sword Hamline University Michael D. Weinstein 1985 William T. Waddington 1950 None Col. Herbert E. Clark 1949 Living Members: 721 Case Western Reserve University Snake and Sword Heritage Club Freeman Fellows Donations in 2006: $2,975 Living Members: 684 Maj Gen Walter R. Richard Geiger 1998 None Longanecker, Jr. 1943 Albert W. Brodie 1972 Board of Visitors Donations in 2006: $2,501 Frank L. Marcantoni 1954 Paul A. Doyle, Jr. Esq 1955 Chase Council None Board of Visitors Charles L. Morton 1967 Alex Morales 1983 BETA EPSILON John E. Barnes, Jr. 1947 Chairman’s Council None Monta H. Preusser 1955 R. Jeffrey Neer 1994 University of Montana Century Club None Chairman’s Council Dr. Allen J. Repashy 1955 William T. Sigafoose 1949 Living Members: 589 Dr. R. Reece Corey, Jr. 1948 Freeman Fellows None John C. Stoessel 1977 Donations in 2006: $110 John E. Worden, Jr. 1958 Men Since ’56 None Freeman Fellows Founders’ Club Founders’ Club Board of Visitors Robert N. Cleaver 1958 Chase Council Dale A. Pulver 1983 William J. Kirkwood 1978 None Thomas J. Finnegan 1965 Thomas M. Kramlik, Jr. 1990 None Chase Council Jeff Praissman 1994 Jared M. Salvo 1995 Chairman’s Council Edward F. Leonard, Jr. 1951 Century Club W. Bruce DeLaney 1988 Paul J. Richardson 1983 Leonard F. Simons 1944 Dominic M. Romano 1969 None Roger Benjamin 1956 John C. Stehli 1978 Peter D. Stone 1990 Snake and Sword Heritage Club Freeman Fellows Edward E. Griffin 1968 Century Club Heritage Club William M.D. Roe 1943 Nicholas H. Tangney 2005 None Michael L. Kearn 1999 Richard R. Cook, Jr. 1958 Koby Rehman 2005 Chase Council Founders’ Club Men Since ’56 Cedric C. Dilsizian 1968 None James W. Lewis 1958 John R. Bunde 1971 LCDR James E. Gentry, Jr. Century Club Christopher J. Mocella 2001 Gerald L. Knips 1951 1982 None Heritage Club Thomas W. Mayer 1991 Charles A. Green 1967 Harry M. Slade 1943 Steven W. Tracy 1975 Edwin M. Salkeld, Jr. 1957 Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 20

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Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 BETA SIGMA Other Chase Council Chairman’s Council Benjamin K. Asher 1994 Ronald G. Allan 1966 Lehigh University Jeffrey R. Kuhns 2006 John P. Lydon 1977 None John E. Bower 1960 James D. Haag 1978 Century Club Freeman Fellows Jeffrey D. Cohen 1993 Mark W. Hudson 1987 Living Members: 770 Donations in 2006: $3,595 BETA UPSILON Roy A. Clark, III 1978 None Matthew S. Davis 1986 Konrad Mattes 1960 Robert P. Coury, Jr. 1982 Board of Visitors California State University - Chase Council Thomas F. Dohnal 1969 David A. Nice 1964 Fresno Frederick J. Cullen 1980 Raymond C. Lauver 1950 Robert S. Grumbach 1947 Lowell P. Orr, Jr. 1948 None Living Members: 1,230 Jordan N. Shames 1971 George J. Hapker 1969 Robert K. Reuter 1948 Chairman’s Council Century Club Donations in 2006: $1,481 Phillip M. Vito 1983 Gregory J. Reiff, DDS 1966 Robert E. Schwary 1941 David L. Snyder 1958 Dr. P. Alan Bulliner 1965 Board of Visitors Men Since ’56 Edward R. Schmidt 1969 John E. Zabel 1968 Snake and Sword Freeman Fellows None Martin L. Goldman 1981 Men Since ’56 Snake and Sword Robert M. McLaughlin 1963 None Chairman’s Council Dale H. Meyers 1971 Lt. Col. J. Scott Mitchell, Thomas K. Brichford 1955 Robert J. Pfaffenberger 1963 Chase Council None Paul A. Rockar, Jr. 1975 USMC RET 1978 Robert R. Detwiler 2005 Neal B. Steube 1954 Daniel G. Ritter 1958 Dr. Gary C. Taylor 1976 Freeman Fellows Snake and Sword Stephen A. Horesh 1976 Founders’ Club Donald W. Swift 1948 John W. Waite 1951 Thomas E. McCormick, III Michael A. Walch 1979 Kenneth N. Ross 1984 None Neil W. Volant 1980 1969 Snake and Sword Founders’ Club David B. Shapiro, MD 1982 Century Club Bruce W. Cushman 1975 Heritage Club Chase Council Charles N. Mason, Jr. 1953 James J. Strand 1976 None Charles L. Cucullu, Jr. 1979 Robert L. Johnson 1947 Founders’ Club Laurence P. Engel 1979 None D. Ward Plummer, Jr. 1970 James D. McCoy 1944 Wayne W. Rutz 1958 Joseph Hrovat 1980 BETA PI William H. Mann, Jr. 1952 Century Club Joel W. Swanson 1982 Heritage Club Lynn W. McQuade 1949 Christopher H. Bassford 1976 Heritage Club Monmouth College David R. Baxter 1990 Founders’ Club None Daniel J. Myers 2007 Jeffrey A. Nichols 1983 Daniel T. Altman, MD 1983 Living Members: 682 Dr. James S. Potyka 1965 Stuart R. Hirasuna 1965 Other Other Donations in 2006: $255 Carl B. Clark 2001 Timothy J. Franke 2008 Frank R. Scheid, Jr. 1958 Men Since ’56 Michael K. Cobb 1986 Ryan C. McFadden 2007 Board of Visitors William W. Smyth Michael A. Flanagan 1970 Andrew S. Langenderfer 2007 None Dr. Andrew W. Drake 1992 Daniel C. Neumann 2008 William S. Werner 1959 Scott M. Herman 1978 Mark M. Luellen 2000 GAMMA ALPHA Chairman’s Council Men Since ’56 Bruce C. Paltenghi 1972 David J. Maikowski 1989 University of Tennessee - None BETA XI Charles H. Aims, Jr. 1954 Snake and Sword James L. Rhinesmith 1944 Chattanooga Freeman Fellows Dr. Seth H. Apter 1982 Clark W. Gant 1964 Birmingham-Southern College Steven M. Smith 1969 Living Members: 129 None Scott D. Burghoff 1983 Walter F. Heisey 1941 Daniel R. Van Aken 1995 Donations in 2006: $0 Living Members: 908 Chase Council Dr. Elmer C. Easton 1931 John T. Pryor 1980 Donations in 2006: $970 Heritage Club None Robert E. Jones 1957 Robert E. Schmidt 1949 Philip M. Barnes, Jr. 1968 GAMMA BETA Board of Visitors James V. Morabito 1985 Richard J. Tichenor 1950 None Century Club Dr. Thomas A. Foreman 1952 Furman University None Paul F. Nicholasen 1946 Jack E. Williamson 1949 Paul L. Rose 1962 Chairman’s Council Carl I. Oberg 1978 Living Members: 169 Men Since ’56 Founders’ Club David C. Veschi 1998 None David J. Palmeri 1978 Donations in 2006: $0 Michael F. Hoyt 1981 Larry Balakian 1966 Other John B. Satrom 1983 Freeman Fellows Thomas C. Maloy 1951 Franklin B. Bossler 1946 None Snake and Sword W. Scott Sendel 1985 GAMMA DELTA Heritage Club Andrew D. Chrzan 2005 Richard E. Yahnke 1967 Jerome D. Towe 1953 Florida Southern College Chase Council None Stanton E. Cull, Jr. 1960 None Founders’ Club Edwin M. Undercuffler 1955 Living Members: 557 Earle W. Sherman, Jr. 1941 Other Matthew C. DeDiana 2008 Donations in 2006: $630 Century Club Snake and Sword Gustavo M. Gonzales 2008 Kurtis J. Gutshall 2005 Heritage Club Albert C. Hughes, Jr. 1964 George H. Baile 1949 Julian S. Ramirez 2007 Anthony G. Serapiglia 1995 Board of Visitors William B. Browne 1948 None Robert C. Lockwood 1992 P. Wayne Frey 1951 Daniel R. Wahl 2008 John M. Williams 2009 Nikolai Makarenko, Jr. 1986 Michael W. Rausch 1984 Chairman’s Council BETA RHO Maynard H. Turnbull, Jr. 1950 Men Since ’56 BETA PHI BETA PSI None Kurt S. Wiesner 1962 Joseph G. Hardin, Jr. 1959 Illinois Wesleyan University University of Nevada at Reno Presbyterian College Freeman Fellows 20 Dr. J. Eugene Lammers 1975 Living Members: 1,095 Founders’ Club None Donations in 2006: $805 Frank H. Schrenk, Jr. 1951 Living Members: 261 Living Members: 723 Shawn F. Menke 1985 Donations in 2006: $510 Donations in 2006: $1,656 Chase Council Board of Visitors Ross G. Wittemann 1951 None Snake and Sword Board of Visitors Board of Visitors None Heritage Club Dr. John D. Barnes 1975 None None Century Club Jeffrey A. Chapman 1982 Chairman’s Council None William B. Klein 1949 Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council None Other Mark T. Luther 1991 None None Robert S. Sizemore 1972 Brian M. Menke 1988 Freeman Fellows James P. Brink 2008 William K. Stosberg 1948 Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows None John Forti 2007 Founders’ Club None None Men Since ’56 Charles T. Grimes 1995 Chase Council Alex S. Goldvarg 2008 G. Leo Bessette, II 1981 Chase Council Chase Council Peter C. Cappas 1986 Robert T. Lemery 2007 John J. Smith 1953 Heritage Club None James S. McEachern, III 1982 Roy M. Underwood, III 2006 Century Club Snake and Sword Century Club Century Club L. Eugene Rudd 1944 BETA TAU None University of Southern California Arnold L. Hansmann 1966 Dr. Robert M. Edens 1977 BETA OMICRON Men Since ’56 Henry I. Morehead Michael G. LeFever 1969 Founders’ Club Harrison E. Hierth 1935 Living Members: 652 Bruce K. Krumeich 1970 University of Cincinnati Philo M. Romine 1965 Men Since ’56 William P. LaBounty 1952 Donations in 2006: $7,846 Living Members: 905 Men Since ’56 Edgar H. Lane 1969 Heritage Club Edward J. Mulrow 1980 Board of Visitors Donations in 2006: $1,455 Robert H. Linka 1950 Dr. John M. Stephenson 1971 None Randall S. Rapp 1973 None Board of Visitors Karl G. Ritterby 1967 Max W. Walker 1963 None Snake and Sword Chairman’s Council Snake and Sword Snake and Sword GAMMA EPSILON Stephen Campbell 1973 None Chairman’s Council George A. Louis 1950 None Western State College None Thomas C. Cawley 1970 Freeman Fellows Living Members: 538 Gary C. Coates 1964 Peter J. Granz 1957 Founders’ Club Founders’ Club Freeman Fellows Donations in 2006: $210 Chester E. Garrison 1956 James T. Wright 1956 M. Ronald McMahan, Jr. 1999 None Chase Council Board of Visitors Heritage Club James H. Philpott 2000 Brian T. Gegel 1993 Samuel H. Douglas, III 1948 None Chase Council None Heritage Club Stuart D. Hines, Jr. 1966 Century Club George A. Style 1958 Walter R. Sitz 1962 None Chairman’s Council Barry T. Faber 1958 None Century Club Horace B. Tomlin 1949 BETA CHI Other Men Since ’56 Lt. Col. Ezra A. Blount 1932 William O. Boyd, III 2009 Freeman Fellows Founders’ Club Robert C. Hopkins 1954 Allegheny College Drew T. Ferraro 1985 Peter W. Allen 1974 Flint W. Huff 2008 None Ralph C. Jacobs 1962 Wallace D. Mersereau 1953 Living Members: 869 Heritage Club Donations in 2006: $2,626 William J. McCahan, Jr. 1975 Chase Council Donald A. Leckrone 1978 Snake and Sword None None Richard L. Elliott 1975 Board of Visitors Alan W. Shinn 1972 BETA OMEGA Century Club Other Dennis E. Valentine 1977 None Susquehanna University Larry J. Fitzsimons 1971 Stephen C. Schilsky 2003 Founders’ Club Chairman’s Council Men Since ’56 None None Living Members: 1,041 Donations in 2006: $705 David B. Inglis 1974 Heritage Club Freeman Fellows Board of Visitors Snake and Sword None None None William E. Wilcox 1961 Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 21

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Founders’ Club Men Since ’56 John B. Ruddock 1954 Robert J. Kost 1967 Founders’ Club Snake and Sword J. Patrick Fahey 1959 Rick G. Bellows, Jr. 1989 Nicola A. Selvaggio 1988 Barry E. Siegler 1971 Gregory E. Barr 1994 Wilbur C. Keller 1950 Heritage Club Richard A. Buck 1965 Allen C. Waddle, Jr. 1982 Snake and Sword Steve Owyoung 1996 Kenneth P. Schirmuhly 1969 None R. Jeffrey Crane 1992 Snake and Sword James R. Hill 1950 John P. White 1992 Dr. Robert W. Tahara, MD Michael A. Greenberg 1981 Craig A. Anderson 1966 Colonel Theodore G. Jenkins, Heritage Club 1989 GAMMA ZETA Ronald J. Preston 1972 Jack T. Hutchinson 1951 RET 1954 Ruben Romero, Jr. 1981 Founders’ Club Daniel T. Vaughan 1979 Oklahoma State University Matthew T. Kennedy 1994 Raymond E. Morris 1952 Other Kenneth J. Munro, Jr. 1961 Ronald W. White 1992 Edmund L. Noonan, III 1989 Founders’ Club Edmundo A. Bernal 2010 Jerald L. Passer 1972 Living Members: 314 Albert A. Zale 1954 Dr. George Quintero 1969 Donations in 2006: $530 Richard E. Wayman 1956 John G. Rich 1991 Ryan A. Brown 2008 Snake and Sword Robert E. Rutan 1969 Daniel L. Schoenborn 1969 Board of Visitors Founders’ Club Alejandro Dominguez, Jr. 2010 Richard F. De La Torre 1978 J. Kevin Telepo 1994 Heritage Club None Gary D. Burke 2002 William T. Parker 2007 Oren Harari 1970 Heritage Club Anthony D. Sargenti 2008 None Chairman’s Council Heritage Club David A. Hoffman 1985 None None Alexander Varnava 2007 None Robert S. Liwanag 1988 Other Jonathan Q. Vu 2008 GAMMA RHO Freeman Fellows Olen W. Mercer 1976 GAMMA NU Florida State University None Michael P. Moser 1967 Jonathan D. Kaylor 2008 GAMMA OMICRON Living Members: 1,439 James L. Smith 1995 New Mexico State University Chase Council Wake Forest University Donations in 2006: $2,280 None Joseph H. Tausch 1950 GAMMA LAMBDA Living Members: 548 Lawrence D. Townsend, II University of Denver Donations in 2006: $150 Living Members: 1,075 Board of Visitors Century Club Donations in 2006: $1,345 None Dr. John K. Caruthers 1969 1958 Living Members: 514 Board of Visitors Founders’ Club Donations in 2006: $2,990 None Board of Visitors Chairman’s Council Major Bernard R. Gervais None 1951 Marc D. Wilson 1992 Board of Visitors Chairman’s Council None Bob B. Winborn 1952 Heritage Club None None Chairman’s Council Freeman Fellows None Men Since ’56 Dominic L. Soares 1999 Chairman’s Council Freeman Fellows None Daniel Harris 1947 Other James J. Moylan 1969 None Freeman Fellows Chase Council None Charles H. Lupsha 1950 Nelson C. Barry, IV 2008 Freeman Fellows Chase Council None Snake and Sword Il Hoon Kang 2007 None None Chase Council Century Club Christopher R. Dedera 1983 F. Gordon Fransen 1956 Chase Council Century Club Walter R. Abstein 1965 William E. Suchan, Jr. 1951 GAMMA IOTA Joseph Politi 1971 Jay T. Olson 1982 Bradley N. Schulz 1981 Mark Hillis 1964 Founders’ Club Men Since ’56 Century Club Captain Donald H. Ramsden University of Connecticut Century Club 1959 None None Drake S. Eggleston 1976 Living Members: 412 Terry M. Carr 1976 Bob L. Sasser 1973 Heritage Club Donations in 2006: $105 Snake and Sword Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 None Board of Visitors Gregory U. Auger 1971 None Colonel John R. Combs, RET 1972 Louis E. Fischer 1952 None James L. Conway 1972 Founders’ Club Dr. Donald H. Craver 1956 William H. Lindsey, Jr. 1978 Steven A. Dawes 1972 GAMMA ETA Chairman’s Council None Edward T. Frackiewicz, Jr. Francisco L. Moreno 2000 Bucknell University None Rene’ J. Donnard 1969 Heritage Club 1975 John B. Murphy 1974 Living Members: 730 Freeman Fellows Joseph P. Giamanco 1999 None Dr. N. Hadley Heindel 1982 Robert W. Sopher 1963 Donations in 2006: $425 None Robert M. Held 1968 G. Dodson Mathias 1952 William P. Hudson 1968 Snake and Sword Board of Visitors Chase Council GAMMA XI Robert D. Mills 1971 J. Joseph Bailey 1992 Thomas H. LeClair 2006 None None Donald C. Prentiss 1977 Dale W. Carlson 1970 James R. Murphy 1966 San Jose State University Randolph B. Screen 1978 Brian J. Follensbee 1998 Chairman’s Council Century Club William J. Orvis 1973 Living Members: 1,234 Snake and Sword Luther D. Knipe, Jr. 1987 None None Todd B. Shortlidge 1969 Donations in 2006: $3,953 Dr. James H. Hampton, Jr. Dr. Albert M. Koller, Jr. 1963 Freeman Fellows Men Since ’56 P. Randall Tuttle, Jr. 1971 Board of Visitors 1948 Frank A. Kreidler 1970 None William A. Reynolds, Jr. 1953 Robert I. Wolper 1970 None William D. Taylor 1953 A. Brooks Reid, Jr. 1971 Chase Council Snake and Sword Chairman’s Council 21 Snake and Sword Dr. Kenneth L. Wehr 1965 George A. Turnbull 1990 None None James F. Kenzik 1958 None John H. Weierman 1974 Founders’ Club Century Club Founders’ Club Richard W. Marden 1971 Freeman Fellows Founders’ Club Corey B. Mann 1994 None Daniel J. Lizdas 1961 John H. Romack 1970 Richard C. Sanders 1956 Conrad A. Barrows 1967 Robert E. Nussear 1960 Men Since ’56 Robert A. Wallace 1965 Donald R. Skeffington, Jr. Chase Council Keith F. Cronan 1986 1972 Alan S. Rubin 1993 None Heritage Club Micah Harrel 1988 Steven C. Holladay 1975 Founders’ Club Keith C. Lampson 1951 Heritage Club Snake and Sword None Heritage Club Kevin R. Moylan 1972 None Robert J. DeSousa 1982 Alan K. Saunders 1969 None Ronald A. Lange 1963 GAMMA KAPPA Nicholas A. Sauer 2005 Peter R. Silva 1980 Gary J. Wang 1999 GAMMA SIGMA William P. Miller 2000 Miami University John L. Worthing 1968 GAMMA PI E. William Sanders, Jr. 1957 Heritage Club Century Club Duke University Living Members: 1,293 State University of New York- Founders’ Club Donations in 2006: $1,460 Bryan C. Benbow 1998 John W. Davis 1967 Living Members: 976 Buffalo Donations in 2006: $825 James I. Moore 1952 Board of Visitors Other Joseph E. Fithian 1986 Living Members: 550 Board of Visitors Hubs N. Pahren 1957 None Paul R. Phillips 2007 Jerry W. Jordan 1955 William A. Lane 1951 Donations in 2006: $915 None Heritage Club Chairman’s Council Roger D. Poe 1955 Board of Visitors Chairman’s Council David R. Kase 2000 None GAMMA MU William R. Shivell 1985 None None Freeman Fellows Bowling Green State University Men Since ’56 Chairman’s Council Freeman Fellows GAMMA THETA None Living Members: 1,197 None Donations in 2006: $855 George R. Anderson 1955 None San Diego State University Chase Council Reed B. Baird 1960 Freeman Fellows Board of Visitors Chase Council Living Members: 975 None None None Dr. Martin R. Brittan 1946 None Donations in 2006: $2,785 Century Club Bruce W. Brown 1965 Chase Council Century Club Board of Visitors Andrew P. Drake 1979 Chairman’s Council Richard J. Browne 1976 None Clyde H. Harriss, Jr. 1949 Dean M. Strasser 1957 James W. Pellot 1963 None Ronald J. Henares 1990 Century Club Laurence O. Howard, Jr. 1961 Chairman’s Council Charles F. Sykes 1951 Freeman Fellows Gary H. Oseransky 1970 Dr. H. Brian Herdeg 1951 Marcus W. Page 1959 David E. DeVol 1959 None Moreland L. Stevens 1960 Men Since ’56 Robert N. Kehe 1960 Elliott N. Sutta 1970 Freeman Fellows William H. Conner 1964 Chase Council Snake and Sword Roger L. McLaughlin 1956 Men Since ’56 None William A. Curry 1957 None Stephen L. Austin 1967 Barry A. Ransom 1968 Ven. Can Nathaniel Hynson Chase Council Douglas W. Gausmann 1971 Century Club Brent A. Baer 1994 Elliot S. Rose 1969 1956 None Kevin P. King 1986 James D. Crawford 1969 Donnel V. Borne 1965 George H. St. George 1970 Michael A. Korman 1985 Robert G. Kundmueller 1951 Lee J. Van Syckle 1992 Lt. Col. Donald L. Curry 1953 Century Club Men Since ’56 Snake and Sword Jerry K. Lambert 1961 Richard E. Wallace 1962 Thomas L. Everson 1970 Gregory R. Cox 1970 Dr. David L. Drake 1957 Harvey C. Jones, II 1950 Robert W. Mason 1996 John G. O’Neill 1959 William L. Dalrymple 1956 Men Since ’56 Jeffrey S. Kenyon 1968 Robert T. Morgan 1969 Robert L. Oakley 1950 Donald J. Peterson 1967 Peter G. Nissen 1972 James A. Brown 1961 Kenneth J. Swartz, Jr. 1966 Arthur W. Peabody, Jr. 1965 George Roethel, III 1957 Robert H. Peiffer 1965 Robert R. Frost 1960 William W. Walluk 1967 Gilbert G. Koch 1970 Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 22

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Founders’ Club GAMMA PHI Chase Council Chase Council DELTA ZETA Leonard M. Kutzke 1956 George Andrek 1955 Nebraska Wesleyan University None George E. Brown 1952 University of Nebraska-Omaha Stanley J. Reiter 1960 Christopher A. Babcock 1995 Century Club William J. Oliver, Jr. 1985 Founders’ Club Jason R. Jordan 1992 Living Members: 1,216 Living Members: 638 Donations in 2006: $949 Michael A. Ramoska 1976 Century Club Donations in 2006: $615 Lewis R. Heldt 1950 Clive Gordon Wilson 1972 Douglas M. Allen 1990 Board of Visitors Men Since ’56 Board of Visitors Heritage Club Thomas M. Yost 1956 Henry P. Long, Jr. 1973 None Leo L. Koenig, Jr. 1974 None Thomas Kerscher 1961 Heritage Club Charles G. Shepherd, Jr. 1948 Jason M. Koralewski 1995 Chairman’s Council Snake and Sword Chairman’s Council None Men Since ’56 Raymond J. Ohlman 1959 None Gregory M. Elley 1975 None Ray I. Gosney 1954 James W. Curtis, II 1965 T. Mark Sweeney 1965 GAMMA TAU Freeman Fellows George B. Duke, Jr. 1967 Freeman Fellows None Founders’ Club None Other Drake University George R. Nulle 1977 Claude G. Horne, Jr. 1967 Ryan J. Adler 2009 Living Members: 955 Chase Council William A. Russell 1949 Chase Council Eric Baker 2009 None Heritage Club Bruce R. Smith 1975 None Donations in 2006: $2,340 None Nathanael W. Buczek 2008 Board of Visitors Century Club Snake and Sword Century Club Lawrence R. Deardurff, III None Hal L. Guyer 1975 Michael A. Abney 1992 Thomas W. Jamieson 1974 2008 H. Lawrence Sandall 1957 GAMMA OMEGA George L. Marling 1952 Michael J. Ingelido 2009 Chairman’s Council David B. Bentley 1973 Jeffrey A. Smith 1986 Vanderbilt University Levi R. Johnson 2008 None Dr. J. Curtis Blackwood, Jr. Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 Living Members: 113 1965 Michael L. Farquhar 1992 David M. Knoll, Jr. 2009 Freeman Fellows Marvin G. Bures 1955 Donations in 2006: $410 Dr. Steven T. Parker 1997 James M. Harrington 1968 James J. Kratochvil 2009 None Russell L. Bywater, Jr. 1987 Board of Visitors Reginald C. Rahn 1958 Dr. Thomas D. Wintle 1970 Zachary M. Owen 2008 Chase Council Dr. Fred T. Waring 1953 None Founders’ Club Snake and Sword Matthew C. Ricciardi 2009 James M. Collier 1960 Snake and Sword Chairman’s Council David R. Pershing 1969 None Scott D. Stover 2008 Donald M. Purcell, CPA 1981 Dr. Virgil R. Condon None Heritage Club Michael J. Truchan 2009 Thomas J. Rossley, Jr. 1982 Founders’ Club Andrew M. Coughlin 2004 Freeman Fellows Rodney J. Butler 1996 Lt. Col. Santo J. Terrano 1958 Rick L. Stalkfleet 1974 DELTA IOTA Randy J. Harrington 1997 None Heritage Club Century Club Kenneth A. Kluck 1977 DELTA GAMMA Northwestern University Michael J. Elston 1991 Chase Council Gerald A. Eipperle, Jr. 1994 Founders’ Club Howard D. Orebaugh 1961 Living Members: 874 Mark S. Fischer, CPA 1978 West Virginia Wesleyan College William M. Nash, II 1997 Erik A. Bowman 2005 Donations in 2006: $465 Robert C. Gillies 1989 Century Club Living Members: 1,005 Other Matthew A. Kluck 2002 Board of Visitors John B. Shrader 1981 None Donations in 2006: $370 Kent P. Krause 2006 Dr. Darren J. Wright 1991 None Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 Board of Visitors Matthew J. Lee 2006 Heritage Club Chairman’s Council Laurence K. Apple 1978 John E. Hermann 1952 None Nicholas A. Smith 2009 None None John H. Dvorak 1966 Edward B. Hopper, II 1961 Chairman’s Council Sovern J. Larkins, Jr. 1952 Freeman Fellows Snake and Sword None DELTA ETA GAMMA CHI None Barry R. Blankfield 1986 Snake and Sword Freeman Fellows Colorado State University David M. Jungquist 1985 Randolph-Macon College Dr. John L. Chapin 1953 None Living Members: 250 Chase Council Dr. Thomas H. Gray 1953 Clifford W. Garstang 1975 Founders’ Club Living Members: 559 Chase Council Donations in 2006: $150 Donations in 2006: $515 Christopher E. Swan 1986 Founders’ Club None Board of Visitors Century Club Board of Visitors None Melvin D. George 1956 Heritage Club Century Club None None William John Simpson 1956 None Heritage Club Henry K. Largey 1987 Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council None Men Since ’56 None Men Since ’56 GAMMA UPSILON None None Freeman Fellows Keith R. Knoblock 1959 John D. Stoffels 1962 Bradley University Freeman Fellows DELTA ALPHA Snake and Sword None None Linfield College Christopher F. Assmann 1980 Chase Council Snake and Sword Living Members: 731 Robert L. Kern, II 1979 Donations in 2006: $6,739 Chase Council Living Members: 1,053 Gregory D. Lessig 1956 None 22 None Founders’ Club Board of Visitors Donations in 2006: $720 C. D. Spiegel 1954 Century Club None None Century Club Board of Visitors Founders’ Club Daniel W. Burger 1973 None None Heritage Club Chairman’s Council David M. Callahan 1979 Men Since ’56 None None Men Since ’56 Chairman’s Council Clyde R. Trathowen 1967 Robert T. Haskins 1958 Wm. Jeryl Fink 1951 None Other Freeman Fellows Heritage Club Snake and Sword Ray C. Goodwin 1960 Zachary V. Payne 2008 Dru A. Neikirk 1988 Freeman Fellows H. Carl Taylor, III 2006 Jack W. Bongberg, Jr. 1958 Warren W. Short, Jr. 1978 None Other James E. Twyman 1957 Chase Council Jesse J. Springer 1996 Founders’ Club Sean M. DonCarlos 2003 Chase Council Christopher M. Johnston 2001 None Snake and Sword Harold R. Gibson 1959 Kole R. Metz 2007 DELTA KAPPA Century Club Dr. F. Edward Bentley 1953 Heritage Club Leon W. Stroud 1971 None Ball State University Bruce P. Bagge 1962 John L. Fossett, III 1981 Century Club DELTA EPSILON Living Members: 1,106 Peter A. Boehme 1973 Michael W. Goyne 1972 Dr. Kermit V. Ragain 1961 Donations in 2006: $2,605 Randall M. Jacobs 1966 Joseph E. Hurley 1985 University of Miami DELTA THETA Gerald R. Smith 1954 Men Since ’56 Living Members: 139 Board of Visitors Reverend Frank D. James University of Toledo None Richard G. Sterling 1958 1951 Steven A. Pickering 1974 Donations in 2006: $325 Living Members: 843 David D. Tauer 1961 Michael C. Thorell, Jr. 1994 Snake and Sword Board of Visitors Donations in 2006: $945 Chairman’s Council None Men Since ’56 Founders’ Club Anthony B. Carpenter 1998 None Board of Visitors John A. Bennett 1968 None Founders’ Club Chairman’s Council None Freeman Fellows W. Richard Blackwell 1960 None Heritage Club None None Chairman’s Council Robert C. Carroll 1988 Dr. Eric S. Bindewald 1976 Heritage Club Freeman Fellows None Chase Council Dr. Harry C. Dunn, ED 1950 Richard L. McCauley 1964 Jason D. Carmichael 2007 None None Freeman Fellows William H. Haynes 1960 Robert J. McConnell 1962 Other Chase Council Hamilton I. Jones 1951 Other None Andrew W. Price 2004 Jason M. Gore 2002 None Century Club Orville R. Pelletier 1954 Chase Council Christopher S. Williams 2008 Leo D. O’Leary 2003 David L. Hershey 1971 Craig M. Sjurset 1973 Century Club None Richard E. Biancardi 1958 Dr. Norman D. Ross 1962 Arno A. Wehr, Jr. 1962 Century Club Robert H. Stine 1986 Carl H. Woerner 1956 GAMMA PSI DELTA BETA Thomas M. Smith 1955 Dr. Thomas J. Haverbush 1961 Men Since ’56 University of Puget Sound University of Georgia Men Since ’56 James S. Ivancso 1960 Snake and Sword Darrell Brammer 1964 Living Members: 995 None Robert H. Jensen, Jr. 1966 Living Members: 441 Men Since ’56 Bradrick S. Burk 1991 Donations in 2006: $190 Donations in 2006: $1,955 Snake and Sword Founders’ Club Colonel O.F. Dutch Beckhoff Warren F. Cooper, III 1967 Joseph S. Essick, Jr. 1955 Major Donald R. Brian 1956 Board of Visitors Board of Visitors 1956 Darrell L. Hood 1967 Michael B. Cizmar 1997 None None Founders’ Club Douglas A. Joseph 1990 John R. Jagger 1972 Edward P. Erdman 1975 Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council None Kevin P. Kross 1989 William D. Marohn 1958 Fred G. Schaefer 1964 Heritage Club None None Heritage Club Raymond E. Schafer 1978 Allen A. Springsteen 2004 Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows None Snake and Sword Jack M. Stanton 1961 None None Archie D. Call 1963 Gene F. 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Snake and Sword DELTA XI Century Club DELTA TAU Chairman’s Council Founders’ Club Charles D. Bartlett, Jr. 1964 Valparaiso University Robert Hasbrouck 1971 Kent State University None Daniel W. Deaver 1993 Thomas N. Cook 1983 Andrew Robison 1990 Freeman Fellows Dustin T. Henderson 2003 Douglas W. Eichorst 1960 Living Members: 1,071 Living Members: 618 Donations in 2006: $1,370 Men Since ’56 Donations in 2006: $835 Howard Dudley 1957 Heritage Club David E. Fidler, II 1999 None Chase Council None David P. Gayes 1999 Board of Visitors Board of Visitors None Snake and Sword None None Other Anthony R. Hughes 1984 Ross C. Miller 1965 Aaron E. Landis 2008 Dale F. Hughes 1980 Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council Century Club Robert D. Whitworth 1957 Gary A. Deskin 1954 Tyler J. Stock 2008 Dr. Donald L. Mays 1962 None None Founders’ Club Thomas P. Garrison 1971 Gilbert L. McKean 1956 Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows Matthew C. Cochran 1998 Vance K. Maultsby, Jr. 1974 DELTA OMEGA Thomas E. Niccum 1999 None None Charles W. Crist 1949 Craig O. Nicholson 1978 Donald L. Owens 1956 Ripon College Chase Council Carl L. Schildtknecht, Jr. 1985 Chase Council Lance D. Ratliff 1973 Men Since ’56 Living Members: 634 C. Michael Reese 1965 Charles G. Shive 1984 None Milton L. Ross 1954 James H. Wysong, Jr. 1965 Donations in 2006: $3,622 Century Club Century Club Ricky D. Ward 2000 Snake and Sword Board of Visitors Founders’ Club Robert L. Bacon 1969 Louis J. Papalas 1968 Matthew L. Dafforn 1994 Heritage Club Duane A. Johnson 1969 None George F. Bone 1961 None Steve P. Turchik 1954 James E. Deeter 1985 Wayne A. Kulat 1960 Edward L. Williams 1949 Founders’ Club Chairman’s Council Other Bruce M. Green 1985 Dana R. Lundquist 1963 Albert C. Tuten, Jr. 1995 None Jonathan O’Neal 2001 Men Since ’56 Larry L. Nifong 1960 James R. Morgan 1973 Terry L. Horner, II 1999 Heritage Club Freeman Fellows Heritage Club Charles A. Nickless 1964 Keith W. Keller 1966 None None Joel C. Davis 1999 DELTA RHO Men Since ’56 Snake and Sword Chase Council Other Eugene Denk 1958 North Carolina State University James L. Badertscher 1957 DELTA CHI Edward M. Juda 1992 Caleb L. Boucher 2008 Eugene F. Griewisch 1956 Living Members: 646 H. Patrick Eisenhut 1962 Lenoir-Rhyne College Century Club Donations in 2006: $850 Christohper J. Clemens 2006 Elliott L. Manke 1957 Bradley L. Heiges 1967 Living Members: 819 None Tyler J. Clemens 2008 Eugene R. Prietzel 1955 Board of Visitors Arthur L. Kaltenborn, Jr. 1937 Donations in 2006: $305 Men Since ’56 Christopher M. McGrew 2008 Christopher J. Skoczylas 1974 None Ronald E. Moore 1959 Board of Visitors David D. Chase 1958 Kristopher M. Rarey 2007 Snake and Sword Chairman’s Council Richard J. Velzy 1956 None Jerry M. Hardacre, II 1981 Glenn B. Hessler 1961 None Arthur R. Vensel 1958 Chairman’s Council James B. Kohnen 1964 DELTA LAMBDA Howard A. Thrun, Jr. 1967 Freeman Fellows Founders’ Club None James R. Mensching 1984 Colorado School of Mines Founders’ Club None Lasse O. Hiltunen 1968 Freeman Fellows Richard C. Stohlberg, Jr. 1980 Living Members: 72 Dr. Harold T. Cates 1963 Chase Council Richard S. Pilat 1987 None Douglas E. Whiteley 1968 Donations in 2006: $0 Carl R. Landino 1957 David L. Schiska 1959 John R. Erdody 1967 Chase Council Snake and Sword Heritage Club Century Club Heritage Club None None DELTA MU None None None Century Club Founders’ Club University of Texas Men Since ’56 Other Thomas R. Cloninger 1976 None DELTA OMICRON James S. Ricketts 1955 Living Members: 335 Bryan A. Hogan 1987 Men Since ’56 Heritage Club Donations in 2006: $555 Gettysburg College William E. McCullough, Jr. None None Board of Visitors 1970 DELTA UPSILON Living Members: 648 Snake and Sword Other None Donations in 2006: $970 Scott T. McGurn 1980 Arizona State University Peter T. Babcock 2008 Eric O. Miller 1985 None Chairman’s Council Board of Visitors Living Members: 834 Kevin A. Goyert 2007 Marvin B. Sutton, Jr. 1964 Founders’ Club None None Donations in 2006: $2,465 Myer G. Gresham 2009 Peter J. Swenson 1978 Thomas L. Adams 1973 Freeman Fellows Chairman’s Council Board of Visitors John C. Collins 1999 None None Snake and Sword None EPSILON ALPHA Jason A. Taylor 1997 Robert E. Danbom 1967 Chase Council Freeman Fellows Chairman’s Council High Point University Founders’ Club Heritage Club Leonard J. Becker, Jr. 1959 None M. Walt Davis 1965 Edmund W. Starnes 1997 Living Members: 536 23 Lan M. Nichols 1981 Donations in 2006: $1,050 Century Club Chase Council Freeman Fellows Other Paul A. Broman 1989 David E. Cowan 1980 Heritage Club None Board of Visitors None Matthew J. Bracken 2000 Men Since ’56 Century Club Chase Council None Other None Reverend Donald J. Ely 1955 Michael P. Maloney 1987 DELTA PSI Chairman’s Council Mark R. Gage 1986 Brett G. Gillies 2007 None Snake and Sword Richard M. Hall 2007 Century Club University of Kansas Dr. Robert Z. Eanes 1955 Freeman Fellows Men Since ’56 Dr. Stephen A. Baker, PhD Living Members: 668 1971 None Founders’ Club Ira L. Geiselman, II 1953 Donations in 2006: $5,380 Donald S. Guthrie 1956 DELTA SIGMA Steve E. Hennis 1974 None Board of Visitors Chase Council Lt. Col. Glenn J. Meigel 1968 Clarkson University Scott C. Mara 1993 Heritage Club None James E. Brucki, Jr. 1966 R. Scott Snyder 1989 Living Members: 726 Men Since ’56 None Chairman’s Council Century Club Thomas J. Vignola 1979 Donations in 2006: $370 Ronald Bernal 1983 Wayne F. Dietz 1974 Board of Visitors None Snake and Sword Dave O. Paul 1960 Men Since ’56 DELTA NU None Freeman Fellows William G. Lockhart 1968 Gary C. Quinn 1971 Jonathan H. Mann 1969 University of Vermont Robert K. Vierick, Jr. 1976 Chairman’s Council Frank M. Thomas, IV 1988 David W. Wurth 1961 Living Members: 311 Snake and Sword Founders’ Club None Snake and Sword Chase Council Donations in 2006: $100 Timothy W. Olsen, M.D. 1984 David R. Urian 1966 Dr. J. Stephen Munzinger Freeman Fellows George F. Beasley 1959 Andrew D. Wade 1993 Board of Visitors 1961 None Adam B. Harrington 1999 Dana K. Richardson 1983 None Peter D. Spatt 1974 Thomas W. Wodetzki 1988 Century Club Founders’ Club Chase Council Ronald A. Moore 1975 Chairman’s Council George G. Young, III 1983 None Founders’ Club L. Travis Hicks 1992 None Christopher H. Kennedy 2001 Heritage Club Heritage Club Century Club Capt. Helmuth Eggeling, Dr. Jim Simmons 1954 None Freeman Fellows None James P. Kapsho 1978 USAF 1995 None Dana G. Wreath 1987 Richard Schwasnick 1961 Gregory T. Hill 1997 Chase Council Jason K. Woody 1998 Men Since ’56 EPSILON BETA DELTA PI Men Since ’56 None James E. Davis 1970 Lycoming College Indiana State University David W. Darby 1985 Heritage Club Russell M. Pine, Jr. 2002 Century Club Living Members: 889 Christopher J. Kerr 2002 Living Members: 621 Snake and Sword Bradley P. Proctor 1986 None Donations in 2006: $1,465 Other Donations in 2006: $255 None Eric S. Raine 1992 Men Since ’56 Devin B. Paltenghi 2008 Board of Visitors Board of Visitors Founders’ Club James C. Stankiewicz 1961 David L. Greemore 1974 None Aaron J. Tabor 2006 None Carlyle J. Cox 1970 Snake and Sword Kennard P. Rawson 1970 Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council Heritage Club DELTA PHI Patrick M. Gavin 2001 None Snake and Sword Ralph H. Hansen 1970 None None University of North Texas Ryan P. Gerstner 2001 Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows Other Eric B. Lee 2002 Living Members: 874 None Founders’ Club None Frank A. Roberts 1985 Christopher H. Rahimian 2002 Donations in 2006: $1,050 None Chase Council Kristopher V. Smalley 2001 Chase Council Heritage Club Robert W. Best 1968 Board of Visitors None None None Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 24

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Century Club Chase Council EPSILON IOTA EPSILON MU Founders’ Club Men Since ’56 John M. Wilson, Jr. 1967 None East Carolina University Eastern Michigan University Ray W. Forquer, II 1966 Joseph J. Jewusiak 1969 Men Since ’56 Century Club Heritage Club John K. Smith 1977 Living Members: 579 Living Members: 534 Bruce N. Spring 1964 D. Rex Bryce, Jr. 1958 Chris Reilly 1972 Donations in 2006: $50 Donations in 2006: $510 None Dennis M. York 1968 Snake and Sword Men Since ’56 Board of Visitors Board of Visitors Snake and Sword Robert M. Eccles 1985 Dr. Jeffrey G. Chaffin, DDS None None EPSILON OMICRON Bruce R. Tucker 1977 1988 None Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council Waynesburg College Luciano A. Santa Cruz 1963 Founders’ Club Founders’ Club None None Living Members: 380 Willard A. Gower, Jr. 1976 Captain Bruce A. Sublette Donations in 2006: $125 None 1975 Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows Heritage Club Heritage Club None None Board of Visitors Peter R. Bruguiere 1969 Snake and Sword None None Louis E. Taylor 1967 Chase Council Chase Council Chairman’s Council Morris S. Willner 1968 None None EPSILON GAMMA None EPSILON SIGMA Founders’ Club Century Club Century Club Freeman Fellows Wagner College Widener University Charles A. Ferguson 1964 None None Living Members: 677 None Living Members: 561 Heritage Club Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 Donations in 2006: $150 Chase Council Donations in 2006: $370 None Arlen E. Mizell 1962 Robert W. Shaffer, Jr. 1971 Board of Visitors None Board of Visitors Other Snake and Sword Dr. George M. Yellich 1969 None Century Club None Brendan J. Shaughnessy 2007 None Snake and Sword Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council Founders’ Club James E. Campbell 1969 None None None EPSILON ETA None Colonel Leroy E. Conner, Jr. Men Since ’56 Phillip E. Pulis, Jr. 1982 Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows Heritage Club 1963 None Indiana University of Ralph M. Miron 1976 Arthur W. Swartwout 1966 None Pennsylvania None Chase Council Kenneth G. Mullens 1971 Snake and Sword Chase Council Living Members: 890 None Michael C. Pherson 1999 Jeffery L. Ness 1971 None Donations in 2006: $895 EPSILON KAPPA Founders’ Club Founders’ Club Century Club Century Club Board of Visitors University of Idaho Edward G. Mass, Jr. 1966 None Frederick M. Robinson 1965 Edwin S. Carpenter 1966 None Living Members: 622 William H. Noelke 1970 Heritage Club Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 Chairman’s Council Donations in 2006: $850 Heritage Club None Michael D. Murphy 1971 None None Board of Visitors None John K. Sheldon 1982 Snake and Sword Freeman Fellows None EPSILON PI Snake and Sword None None Chairman’s Council EPSILON NU Mark S. Nemiroff, MD 1970 Founders’ Club None Northern Illinois University Chase Council California State University- Peter A. Papastrat 1977 Charles K. Miller 1967 Allen M. Woods 1950 Freeman Fellows Living Members: 506 Los Angeles Donations in 2006: $830 Robert M. Rams 1990 Heritage Club Century Club None Peter M. Syrdahl 1968 Living Members: 189 Board of Visitors None Lawrence G. Allen 1962 Chase Council Donations in 2006: $250 None Founders’ Club Jennings F. Stright, Jr. 1966 Calvin S. Smith 1967 Andrew A. DiOrio, III 1995 Board of Visitors Chairman’s Council EPSILON DELTA Men Since ’56 Century Club None None Heritage Club Youngstown State University Francis C. Baum 1960 David R. Cox 1965 Chairman’s Council None Living Members: 546 Freeman Fellows William L. Burdett 1965 Men Since ’56 None Donations in 2006: $1,810 William E. Croft, Jr. 1974 Jon M. Smith 1994 None Freeman Fellows EPSILON TAU Board of Visitors Snake and Sword Snake and Sword Chase Council None None None Stephen F. Austin State Stephen R.J. Collins 1984 Larry L. Hook 1966 University Chairman’s Council Jeffery S. Day 1986 Chase Council Century Club Founders’ Club Living Members: 944 None Patrick S. Kochanowski 1989 None None 24 Daniel E. Manning 1993 Donations in 2006: $265 Douglas T. Mesmer 1994 Century Club Freeman Fellows Heritage Club Men Since ’56 James D. Spicher 1975 Dr. Robert Benavides, Jr. 1969 Charles H. Elter 1967 Board of Visitors J. Randall Vesco 1972 J. Erik Anderson 1995 None Chase Council John M. Tekely 1977 Men Since ’56 Wayne E. Holous 1961 Todd W. Thompson 1971 Other Lloyd R. Gladden 1970 Ted Knorring, Jr. 1972 Chairman’s Council Dr. Raymond A. Yozwiak 1970 Clinton F. Agidius 2009 Founders’ Club Lawrence G. Seligman 1969 William F. Marutzky 1966 None Century Club Derek T. Arnold 2009 Jan R. Garrett 1969 Snake and Sword Freeman Fellows None Adam R. Burwell 2007 Snake and Sword Glenn M. Schloeffel 1985 None James W. Keperling 1972 None Men Since ’56 Michael R. Hope 2008 Kenneth J. LeWald 1967 Chase Council Walter E. Good 1962 Heritage Club Tom A. Purvis 2008 Founders’ Club James C. Meyer 1969 None George R. Stowe 1959 None Jordan M. Robbins 2008 None William A. Priebe 1965 Gary D. Swanson 1962 Scott E. Smith 2008 Heritage Club Century Club Robert R. Riffice 1967 Lt Cmdr Russel D. Van Tassel EPSILON THETA Justin C. Walters 2008 None David S. Harry 1976 1942 Tufts University Founders’ Club Men Since ’56 William A. Voyzey 1956 Living Members: 609 EPSILON LAMBDA EPSILON XI Arvin J. Battersby 1968 Douglas J. Kayem 1970 Snake and Sword Donations in 2006: $100 Clarion University of Robert G. Chester 1966 Snake and Sword Lewis & Clark College Randal J. Kopp 1972 James D. Miller 1966 Board of Visitors Pennsylvania C. Raymond Lane, Jr. 1972 Living Members: 273 Gary M. Krewer Eugene R. Petrosky 1961 None Donations in 2006: $10 Living Members: 509 Paul W. Wright 1976 Heritage Club Founders’ Club Chairman’s Council Donations in 2006: $210 Founders’ Club Board of Visitors None James A. Kiracofe 1967 None None Board of Visitors Tom Garrett 1970 James C. Klepin 1970 None Heritage Club Freeman Fellows Chairman’s Council EPSILON RHO Heritage Club None None Chairman’s Council Gregory P. Christmann 2000 Renny J. Domini 1958 Rider University Chase Council Freeman Fellows None Living Members: 678 Other None None Freeman Fellows EPSILON UPSILON Donations in 2006: $220 John M. Izzo 2009 Century Club None Central Michigan University Chase Council Board of Visitors None Chase Council Living Members: 920 None None EPSILON ZETA Men Since ’56 None Donations in 2006: $2,106 Century Club Chairman’s Council University of Tampa Dr. Ronald A. Grant 1959 Century Club Board of Visitors None None Living Members: 636 Mark S. Louchheim 1977 None None Men Since ’56 Freeman Fellows Donations in 2006: $510 Snake and Sword Men Since ’56 Chairman’s Council None None Board of Visitors None None None Snake and Sword Chase Council None Founders’ Club Snake and Sword Freeman Fellows Robert E. McEnany 1950 None Chairman’s Council None Daniel T. Konvolinka 1969 None Founders’ Club Century Club None Heritage Club None Todd E. Pavoli 1987 Chase Council None Charles A. Steck 1978 David K. Helmold 1968 James C. Chapin 1971 Freeman Fellows Heritage Club None None Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 25

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Century Club ZETA DELTA Snake and Sword Donald R. Duncan 1973 Saint Cloud State University Grant G. Baker 1967 Michael J. Kistler 1973 Stanley G. Farrell 1970 TOP TEN Living Members: 453 Men Since ’56 Donations in 2006: $220 Founders’ Club John E. Delo 1964 None Chapters by Percentage Board of Visitors Donald F. Garver 1970 None Heritage Club Snake and Sword None of Participation Chairman’s Council Mitchell E. Counts 1970 None Arthur W. Seiferlein 1965 ZETA THETA 1. Iota Eta/University of the Pacific ...... 14.29% Freeman Fellows Founders’ Club None Troy State University Walter A. Remter 1973 2. Alpha Upsilon/University of Nebraska-Lincoln...... 6.97% Living Members: 262 James W. Smith 1993 Chase Council None Donations in 2006: $150 Heritage Club 3. Zeta Sigma/University of Wisconsin-River Falls ...... 6.19% Board of Visitors Century Club None None 4. Iota Epsilon/Georgia State University ...... 6.15% John C. Folkestad 1970 Chairman’s Council Men Since ’56 EPSILON PHI 5. Gamma Lambda/University of Denver...... 5.84% None Robert B. Mellett 1975 University of Central Missouri Freeman Fellows 6. Gamma Omega/Vanderbilt University ...... 5.31% Snake and Sword Living Members: 947 None Wayne D. Kruchten 1973 Donations in 2006: $2,265 Chase Council 7. Beta Sigma/Lehigh University ...... 5.19% Founders’ Club Board of Visitors None David P. Steinbrink 1989 None 8. Kappa/University of Pennsylvania ...... 5.16% Century Club Heritage Club Chairman’s Council None 9. Beta Chi/Allegheny College ...... 4.95% Murray R. Prust 1996 None Men Since ’56 Other Freeman Fellows 10. Iota Gamma/Grand Valley State University...... 4.94% Danny L. Sikes 1975 None Travis Gause 2008 Thomas C. Marcroft 2008 Snake and Sword Chase Council None Douglas S. Rambaud 1988 ZETA EPSILON Founders’ Club Timothy K. Sanders 1971 EPSILON PSI Chase Council Chase Council None Douglas G. Schemenauer 1989 None LTC. MC Terrance A. California State University - New Jersey Institute of Robinson, MD 1966 Long Beach Heritage Club Century Club Technology Century Club None Steven A. Cumbea 1968 Century Club Living Members: 734 Living Members: 572 John G. Haffner, Jr. 1968 Ronald L. Martin, Jr. 1989 David J. Lucchetti 1967 Dr. Stephen R. Gregg 1968 Donations in 2006: $1,060 Donations in 2006: $1,510 Board of Visitors ZETA IOTA Lyle F. Mussman 1971 Men Since ’56 David A. Hansen 1969 William A. Tetley, Jr. 1967 Board of Visitors Ronald E. Huff 1962 None Dickinson State University None None Stephen P. Wolfe 1971 Chairman’s Council Living Members: 182 Men Since ’56 Snake and Sword Patrick A. Cummings 1976 Chairman’s Council Men Since ’56 None Donations in 2006: $0 None George R. Coleman 1968 Noel D. Schleininger 1969 Patrick J. Kilbane, Jr. 2002 Freeman Fellows Founders’ Club Snake and Sword Freeman Fellows Eric D. Sullivan 1961 None ZETA KAPPA None None Colonel Roger D. Baskett 1967 Snake and Sword Chase Council Ohio Northern University Heritage Club Thomas J. Bradley 1977 Chase Council Brett A. Peters 1995 None Living Members: 488 Vincent F. Bennett 1980 Lloyd O. Miller, IV 1999 Donations in 2006: $824 Gary D. Fisher 1973 Michael G. Schmalhurst 1972 Century Club Richard B. Tudman 1969 Century Club Founders’ Club James D. Ciampa 1988 Board of Visitors Wilfred J. Mabee 1967 ZETA ALPHA None Founders’ Club Gregory R. Dalida 2006 Men Since ’56 Philip L. Rinaldi 1968 Slippery Rock University Melvin A. Aytes 1959 Frederic D. Nofziger 1952 Carl M. Anderson 1976 Chairman’s Council 25 John L. Zozzaro 1964 Chester L. Landes 1954 Living Members: 423 Michael G. Rankens 2002 Brian P. Comstock 1990 None Donations in 2006: $225 Michael J. Mayer 2004 Men Since ’56 Heritage Club Charles W. Davis, Jr. 1967 Freeman Fellows Richard A. Schmidt, II 1968 Joseph P. Bieksha 1994 Board of Visitors None Ellis Imaizumi 1974 None None Heritage Club James J. Hauser 1977 Other Michael W. Rymer 1989 Chase Council Thomas K. Rospos 1973 None Chairman’s Council Ryan S. Cornelius 2009 Snake and Sword None Thomas L. Snyder 1971 None Other Phillip M. Harrington 2007 Christopher Graham 1969 Century Club Daniel J. Binkholder 2007 Snake and Sword Freeman Fellows Jonathan R. Smiley 2006 Michael G. Pilatos 1993 Ronald E. Roll Charles L. Koch 1985 None Todd C. Stauder 1991 William J. Sweet 1970 Miguel A. Pardo 1992 EPSILON CHI Chase Council ZETA GAMMA Vincent A. Van Deth 1975 Men Since ’56 Michael E. Rusak 1975 University of Missouri- Rolla None University of Alberta Dean P. Zibas 1983 Richard L. Erb 1977 Founders’ Club Living Members: 88 Century Club Living Members: 437 Founders’ Club Jeffrey J. Kienzle 1983 Michael J. Noble 1994 Donations in 2006: $20 None Donations in 2006: $355 Thomas A. Palmer 1964 Douglas R. Pfitzenmaier 1972 Jason M. Wolf 2005 Board of Visitors Men Since ’56 Board of Visitors Heritage Club Snake and Sword None Heritage Club Dr. Donald F. Hannon 1964 None None Richard E. Deeter 1971 John Burzynski 1977 Robert R. Jackson 1964 Other J. Timothy King 1969 Chairman’s Council John M. Mieszkowski 2004 Chairman’s Council None Joseph D. McCarthy 1980 None Aaron A. Porras 2006 John S. Roberts 1971 Kevin P. Nolan 1984 Jeffrey J. Seifert 1990 Freeman Fellows Snake and Sword Freeman Fellows Other None ZETA ETA John E. Tuthill 1969 None Paulo M. Carlos 2008 None Founders’ Club Founders’ Club Chase Council David J. Robinson 2008 Chase Council Northern Michigan University J. Patrick Scullen 1971 Donald B. Cochran 1972 None Michael J. Savarese 2008 None Living Members: 286 Heritage Club Donations in 2006: $125 Timothy A. Dersch, USN 1994 Century Club Marc J. SoHayda 2007 Century Club Wayne L. Fryback 2001 None None None Board of Visitors Heritage Club Men Since ’56 EPSILON OMEGA Men Since ’56 None ZETA BETA None Lawson G. Wideman, Ph.D. California State University- Eric J. Connor, Jr. 1972 Chairman’s Council 1967 Adrian College David B. McFarlane 1968 None Sacramento ZETA LAMBDA Snake and Sword Living Members: 684 Snake and Sword Freeman Fellows Living Members: 393 Westminster College None Donations in 2006: $420 Donations in 2006: $1,550 D. Bruce M. Bentley 1980 None Founders’ Club Board of Visitors Founders’ Club Chase Council Living Members: 766 Board of Visitors Donations in 2006: $440 None None None None None Board of Visitors Heritage Club Chairman’s Council Heritage Club Century Club Chairman’s Council None None None None Robin W.A. Benbow 2003 None Chairman’s Council Freeman Fellows Other Men Since ’56 Freeman Fellows None None John C. McCurdy 1968 Michael S.M. Schwake 2005 None Patrick A. 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Chase Council ZETA OMICRON Century Club ZETA UPSILON ZETA PSI ETA BETA David A. McCormick 1967 Shippensburg University L. Kenneth Fister 1977 University of Hartford Western Illinois University Eastern Kentucky University Century Club Living Members: 305 Men Since ’56 Living Members: 313 Living Members: 764 Living Members: 559 Paul W. Cunningham 1985 Donations in 2006: $70 Christopher Clarkson 1972 Donations in 2006: $25 Donations in 2006: $395 Donations in 2006: $1,830 Jerry E. Crail 1973 Men Since ’56 Board of Visitors Board of Visitors Board of Visitors Board of Visitors Thomas H. Porter 1976 Harry C. Neel 1972 None None None None Dr. Preston E. Pierce 1968 Snake and Sword Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council Thomas D. Johnson 1968 Snake and Sword None None None None None Founders’ Club Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows John E. Hinkel 1977 Founders’ Club None None None None Steven E. Daris 1992 Heritage Club Chase Council Chase Council Chase Council Chase Council Steven P. Klebacha 2002 None None None None None Heritage Club Century Club Century Club Century Club Century Club None ZETA SIGMA None None Todd F. Reynolds 1971 Robert S. Crapsey 1982 Other University of Wisconsin-River Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 Thomas E. Seward, Jr. 1980 Brian M. Bauer 2006 Falls Charles C. Yohn 1969 None Daniel J. Wujek 1982 Men Since ’56 Living Members: 562 Brian G. Hutzelman 1999 ZETA MU Snake and Sword Donations in 2006: $4,550 Snake and Sword Snake and Sword None Mark J. Karacson 1991 Robert J. Bialk 1978 Snake and Sword Board of Visitors American International College Daniel A. Riggs 1987 Michael S. Fletcher 1989 Founders’ Club None Founders’ Club Living Members: 98 Thomas A. Sciorilli 1969 None Stephen J. Stapleton 1979 Founders’ Club Donations in 2006: $0 Chairman’s Council Founders’ Club Walter S. Brown, Jr. 1979 Heritage Club None Heritage Club None None Victor D. Caricato 1977 John A. Kinnett 1990 ZETA NU Freeman Fellows Richard S. Lundeen 1987 Roderick C. Privett 1993 None Parsons College ZETA PI ZETA PHI Heritage Club Heritage Club Living Members: 111 Chase Council None Adam J. Thayer 2002 Donations in 2006: $400 Old Dominion University David A. May 1970 California Polytechnic State University Other Board of Visitors Living Members: 626 Jeffry R. Storey 1992 Donations in 2006: $2,565 ZETA OMEGA Jeffrey T. Conner 2003 None Century Club Living Members: 448 Board of Visitors Donations in 2006: $145 West Chester University Nicholas E. Goldring 2005 Chairman’s Council None Carlton F. Bennett 1972 Board of Visitors Living Members: 490 None Men Since ’56 Chairman’s Council None Donations in 2006: $805 ETA GAMMA Freeman Fellows Frederick D. Benson 1973 None Chairman’s Council Board of Visitors Morehead State University Michael G. Friedel 1971 David J. Chell 2001 Freeman Fellows None None Living Members: 670 Chase Council Alvin E. Johnson 1970 John R. Vispo 1972 Freeman Fellows Chairman’s Council Donations in 2006: $410 None Joel D. Martinek 1995 Chase Council None None Board of Visitors Century Club Snake and Sword None Chase Council Freeman Fellows None William T. Clark 1967 Keegan R. Olson 2002 None None Chairman’s Council Bruce B. Rotherforth 1971 Century Club Jack R. Sondergard 1981 James J. Kendall, III 1969 Kyle J. Weaver 2004 Century Club Chase Council None Men Since ’56 Kevin R. Mack 1989 None Bruce M. Goodman 1985 Freeman Fellows None Founders’ Club George H. McQueen 1974 Robert L. Worm 1970 Men Since ’56 Century Club None Snake and Sword Men Since ’56 Jon A. Fasola 1984 Mitchell G. Morgan 1984 Chase Council None Heritage Club Donald F. Bennis 1974 Christopher G. Sell 2004 Richard E. Macklin 1972 Men Since ’56 None Founders’ Club Robert A. Ladd, III 1973 Ryan D. Stovern 2007 Snake and Sword None Century Club None 26 Michael P. Loizides 1967 Other None Snake and Sword None Heritage Club Samuel N. Mayo, III 1972 Robert D. Moody 2008 Founders’ Club None Men Since ’56 None Michael G. Milligan 1996 Jared N. Place 2007 None Founders’ Club None Snake and Sword Tory M. Schaaf 2008 John W. Adjami 2000 Snake and Sword ZETA XI Heritage Club Scott E. Bateman 1985 None Dr. Charles S. Moll 1971 Barry E. Bouley 1970 University of California - Davis W. Brock Osborn 1986 ZETA TAU Heritage Club David K. Miller 1978 Michael E. Sakakini 1973 Other Living Members: 566 University of Michigan-Flint Ryan F. Casey 2009 Joseph C. Demetor 1974 Michael C. Quinn 1971 Donations in 2006: $1,452 Founders’ Club Living Members: 238 Aaron T. Palajac 2007 Founders’ Club Board of Visitors Jeff C. Bergner 1992 Donations in 2006: $110 Paul I. Watkins 2009 ETA ALPHA Craig D. Dennis 1989 None Russell G. Brown 2002 Board of Visitors Clemson University Mark J. Fairchild 1997 Richard A. Godwin, Jr. 1966 John G.K. Ferrell, Jr. 1988 Chairman’s Council None ZETA CHI Living Members: 326 None James J. Griffin, III 2009 Darrel T. Sadowski 1970 Norman G. Odeneal, II 1995 Chairman’s Council Bryant College Donations in 2006: $220 Freeman Fellows Floyd A. Skeans 1990 Richard A. Paradiso, Jr. 1979 None Living Members: 48 Board of Visitors Dr. Bryan J. Holcomb 1978 Heritage Club Freeman Fellows Donations in 2006: $10 None Kevin C. Riley 1984 None Chase Council None Board of Visitors Chairman’s Council None Heritage Club Tayler A. Burgess 2007 Chase Council None None ETA DELTA Century Club Thomas E. Modlin 1967 None Chairman’s Council Freeman Fellows John O. Hazzard 1972 Babson College Other Century Club None None Dr. Ralph H. Miller 1967 Living Members: 471 Jonathan N. Hibberd 2009 None Freeman Fellows Chase Council James C. Mower 1973 Donations in 2006: $1,159 Shawn T. Kohlman 2007 Men Since ’56 None None Timothy L. Schirber 1971 Board of Visitors Frank W. Reed, III 2008 Dr. Robert W. Shick, Jr. 1992 Chase Council Century Club Men Since ’56 None Snake and Sword None Tobin E. Proctor 1981 Dr. Charles A. Garvey 1968 Chairman’s Council ZETA RHO None Century Club Philip C. Rash 1980 Andrew E. Perea 1982 None University of Kentucky Founders’ Club None Men Since ’56 Richard J. Taylor 1979 Freeman Fellows None Men Since ’56 None James E. Walker 1981 Living Members: 374 None Donations in 2006: $395 Heritage Club None Snake and Sword Snake and Sword Chase Council Winthrop H. Banning 1987 Board of Visitors None Snake and Sword Lt. Col. Thomas R. Worsdale, RET 1974 None None Other None Founders’ Club Century Club Chairman’s Council Wade T. Merrill 2008 Founders’ Club Founders’ Club Mark R. Cervarich 1993 John D.B. Fridholm 1984 None Matthew T. Raysin 1996 Allen A. Calafrancisco 1965 None Dr. Jon K. Hooper 1970 David M. Gottlieb 1994 Andrew K. Weston 2006 Heritage Club Thomas M. Maddock 1968 Freeman Fellows Heritage Club C. Rock Roan 1972 None None David A. Greene 1995 Heritage Club Men Since ’56 Jeffrey V. Held 1992 Chase Council Owen S. Mael 1983 David A. Hyman 1973 Daniel M. Nelson 1993 John A. Zanchi, Jr. 1974 Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 27

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Snake and Sword Snake and Sword ETA SIGMA Eric C. Hanpeter 1983 Dick P. Marsh 1971 Arkansas Tech University Christopher I. Johnson 1978 Robert B. Ramagos 1973 Neil W. McPherson 1987 TOP TEN Living Members: 289 Founders’ Club Donations in 2006: $20 H. Jeffrey Mulligan 1982 Lucas W. Dowden 1999 Chapters by Number Board of Visitors Founders’ Club Jerry A. Kollman 1976 None Christopher B. Anderson 1985 Craig A. Tappel, CPA 1993 of Contributors Chairman’s Council Edward J. Twardy 1977 Heritage Club None Heritage Club Adam A. Jannik, II 1995 1. Alpha Phi/University of Alabama ...... 43 Freeman Fellows None Other None 2. Beta Chi/Allegheny College ...... 43 Michael R. Baker 2008 ETA EPSILON Jeffrey D. Dumestre 2006 Chase Council None Marquette University 3. Alpha Delta/Purdue University ...... 42 John E. Elliott 2007 Living Members: 31 D. Trey Howell 2008 Century Club Donations in 2006: $0 4. Beta Sigma/Lehigh University ...... 40 John B. Hughes 2008 None Justin C. Juica 2007 Men Since ’56 ETA ZETA 5. Gamma Xi/San Jose State University ...... 39 Donald J. Newton 2006 None Edinboro University Snake and Sword 6. Tau/University of Florida ...... 38 ETA PI None Living Members: 330 Donations in 2006: $305 7. Alpha Iota/Indiana University ...... 38 East Stroudsburg University Founders’ Club Board of Visitors Living Members: 445 William A. Spinks 1988 None 8. Delta Kappa/Ball State University ...... 36 Donations in 2006: $25,945 Heritage Club Chairman’s Council Board of Visitors None None 9. Zeta Sigma/University of Wisconsin-River Falls ...... 35 Dr. Richard W. Leland 1968 Chairman’s Council ETA TAU Freeman Fellows 10. Alpha Upsilon/University of Nebraska-Lincoln ...... 34 None None California State University - Chase Council Freeman Fellows Stanislaus None None Living Members: 319 Donations in 2006: $135 Century Club Chase Council Chairman’s Council Other Chase Council Thomas J. Darkey 1990 None None Adam M. Brannon 2007 Joseph R. D’Amore, Jr. 1977 Board of Visitors None Men Since ’56 Century Club Freeman Fellows Benjamin A. Crider 2008 Century Club None Brad C. Waters 1987 David M. Wilberger, Jr. 1973 Matthew J. Smith 2009 None Chairman’s Council None Snake and Sword Men Since ’56 Chase Council Men Since ’56 Kurt D. Schiemer 1988 Kenneth R. Harmon 1972 None ETA NU LTC James A. Viola 1984 Freeman Fellows None Gary A. Slater 1980 Col. Lance S. Young 1976 Century Club Alma College Snake and Sword Winston J. Banks 1979 Founders’ Club Snake and Sword Paul K. Hitte 1972 Living Members: 339 Chase Council Thomas E. Ryan 1983 None Charles G. Maton 1981 Donations in 2006: $225 David M. Scott 1975 None Heritage Club Founders’ Club Robert M. Moore 1977 Board of Visitors Founders’ Club Century Club Jared P. Brown 1999 None Konrad D. Schlenner 1981 None Leonard W. Burkhart 1978 None Anthony B. Gatto 1993 Joel H. Swank 1972 Chairman’s Council Men Since ’56 Other Heritage Club William J. Martellaro 1987 Edward R. Berwanger 2007 Men Since ’56 None Brian J. Yochum 1996 Thomas M. Henderson 1991 Adam M. Quinones 2000 Chad J. Smith 2008 William C. Major 1978 Freeman Fellows Snake and Sword Franklin T. Overbey 1973 James Romano 1994 Timothy R. Deal 1997 ETA KAPPA None Edward J. Segovis 2004 27 ETA THETA James Madison University Snake and Sword Chase Council Erik A. Siglin 1998 Founders’ Club None None Chadron State College Living Members: 488 None Heritage Club Living Members: 83 Donations in 2006: $505 Founders’ Club Century Club Eugene Milewski 2001 Heritage Club J. Thomas Tasselli 1977 None Donations in 2006: $20 Board of Visitors Robert A. Hudson 1987 Other Board of Visitors None Heritage Club Men Since ’56 Michael D. Ratcliffe 2004 Other None Chairman’s Council None None David G. Ell 2008 Chairman’s Council None Snake and Sword ETA RHO Stasie G. Heinsaar 2007 None ETA MU None Ricardo A. Hurtado 2008 Freeman Fellows Centenary College of Louisiana Michael G. Watson 2009 Freeman Fellows University of Findlay None Founders’ Club Living Members: 276 Oscar F. Zagazeta 2008 None Chase Council Living Members: 416 None Donations in 2006: $605 Donations in 2006: $1,350 Chase Council None Heritage Club Board of Visitors ETA UPSILON None Board of Visitors William T. Dever 2003 Century Club None Texas A & M University Century Club Benjamin R. Hill 2002 None Kevin M. Kosch 2000 Chairman’s Council Living Members: 170 None Men Since ’56 Chairman’s Council None None Donations in 2006: $0 Men Since ’56 G. Larry Short 1969 ETA XI Freeman Fellows None Snake and Sword Freeman Fellows Tarkio College Dr. J. Michael Wieting 1978 None ETA PHI Snake and Sword Scott W. McGuffin 1996 Living Members: 166 Chase Council Oakland University None Founders’ Club Chase Council Donations in 2006: $0 J. Ronald Atchley 1975 None Living Members: 362 Founders’ Club John B. Davis 1973 Century Club Donations in 2006: $1,765 Gregory B. Hill 1982 Heritage Club Century Club ETA OMICRON None Gerald L. Campbell 1977 Board of Visitors Heritage Club Jeffrey B. Hill 1980 Northwestern State University Men Since ’56 None None Timothy M. Miller 1996 C. Douglas Lyon 1980 Living Members: 418 David A. Lawrence 1983 Chairman’s Council Dennis R. Willis 1977 Bruce A. Olson 1980 Donations in 2006: $700 Men Since ’56 Snake and Sword None ETA IOTA Other Board of Visitors None David R. Hinds 1984 None Freeman Fellows Newberry College John J. LoCicero 2008 Founders’ Club Edward A. Eickhoff 1985 Christopher P. Russo 2009 Michael T. Stack 1998 Chairman’s Council Living Members: 348 James R. Vargo 1998 None Chase Council Donations in 2006: $235 Shaun P. Soden 2008 None Snake and Sword Heritage Club John F. Horvat 1988 Board of Visitors Freeman Fellows Ray F. Kanzig 1991 None Century Club None ETA LAMBDA None Founders’ Club Other Gerald Dittrich 1986 Chairman’s Council Virginia Polytechnic Institute & Chase Council Benjamin A. Ciesinski 2002 Kenneth O. Portis, III 2007 James G. Kocis 1991 None State University None Gary J. Herman 2000 Christopher C. Whitt 2008 James H. Pratt 1983 Freeman Fellows Living Members: 735 Century Club Heritage Club Men Since ’56 None Donations in 2006: $825 Robert F.C. Chauvin 1980 None Daniel G. James 1985 Board of Visitors Men Since ’56 None Paul W. Griffith 1980 Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 28

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Snake and Sword Men Since ’56 Snake and Sword Anthony C. Boganey 1988 None P C Douglas 1994 Alejandro Georges 1989 Snake and Sword William C. McKown 1996 Founders’ Club David J. Scotto 1989 TOP TEN Founders’ Club None Founders’ Club Chapters by Amount Ryan J. Blair 2005 Heritage Club None Heritage Club Jason H. Fisher 2002 Heritage Club of Contributions None Jamie J.S. Pomaville 1997 None THETA LAMBDA 1. Eta Pi/East Stroudsburg University ...... $25,945 ETA CHI THETA ALPHA Bloomsburg University George Mason University California State University - 2. Alpha Tau/Ohio University...... $9,135 Living Members: 139 Living Members: 356 Northridge Donations in 2006: $100 Donations in 2006: $625 Living Members: 147 3. Beta Tau/University of Southern California...... $7,791 Board of Visitors Board of Visitors Donations in 2006: $40 None None Board of Visitors 4. Theta Iota/University of California-Santa Cruz ...... $7.636 Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council None 5. Gamma Upsilon/Bradley University ...... $6,739 None None Chairman’s Council Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows None 6. Alpha Phi/University of Alabama ...... $6,498 None None Freeman Fellows Chase Council Chase Council None 7. Beta Theta/Drexel University ...... $5,760 None None Chase Council Century Club Century Club None 8. Delta Psi/University of Kansas ...... $5,380 None David M. Everard 1986 Century Club 9. Zeta Sigma/University of Wisconsin-River Falls ...... $4,550 Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 None None None Men Since ’56 10. Beta Alpha/University of California-Los Angeles ...... $4,170 Snake and Sword Snake and Sword None None Steven G. King 1998 Snake and Sword Founders’ Club Founders’ Club Timothy D. Scully 1989 Christopher S. Beadling 1994 Daniel V. Buckelew 1978 Founders’ Club Founders’ Club Heritage Club Founders’ Club Heritage Club Shayan Farazmand 2004 Miguel N. Davalos 1994 Michael G. Cooney 1989 None Jeremy K. Higgins 1996 None John P. Zugschwert 1984 Heritage Club Heritage Club Other Rory M. Huddleston 2003 Heritage Club None None Jarid T. Ison 2006 Heritage Club THETA MU Michael J. Abate 1999 None California State University - Ryan C. Brooks 2007 THETA BETA THETA DELTA THETA ZETA Hayward J. Alexander Hrovat 2008 The College of New Jersey Santa Clara University University of North Carolina- THETA IOTA Living Members: 145 Other Living Members: 258 Living Members: 313 Asheville University of California- Donations in 2006: $180 James L. Kelly 2007 Donations in 2006: $225 Donations in 2006: $325 Living Members: 167 Santa Cruz Board of Visitors Board of Visitors Board of Visitors Donations in 2006: $20 Living Members: 292 None ETA PSI None None Board of Visitors Donations in 2006: $7,636 Chairman’s Council University of Alabama at Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council None Board of Visitors None Birmingham None None Chairman’s Council None Freeman Fellows Living Members: 229 Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows None Chairman’s Council None Donations in 2006: $500 None None Freeman Fellows None Chase Council 28 Board of Visitors Chase Council None Freeman Fellows None None Chase Council None None Chase Council Chad Waters 1992 Century Club Chairman’s Council Century Club None Chase Council None None Century Club None Kenneth M. LaGrande 1993 Century Club Herbert W. Morgan, Jr. 1988 Men Since ’56 Freeman Fellows Men Since ’56 None Century Club Kurt A. Krisman 1991 None Men Since ’56 William J. Stephenson, IV Bryan P. Emmert 1993 Men Since ’56 Eric R. Jayaweera 1991 Snake and Sword Chase Council 1993 Snake and Sword None Men Since ’56 None None Snake and Sword Mark D. Emerson 1992 Snake and Sword David W. Young 1989 Founders’ Club Century Club Scott K. Friedly 1988 Founders’ Club None Snake and Sword Steven V. Galli 1993 Gregory B. Holland 1986 Founders’ Club None Founders’ Club None Heritage Club Men Since ’56 John Apuzzio 1990 Heritage Club Thomas E. Graham 1995 Founders’ Club None None Heritage Club None Heritage Club Gregory S. Berard 2003 Snake and Sword None None Heritage Club THETA NU Stacey L. DeFranco 1992 THETA EPSILON Andrew D. Durazo 1992 Rowan University of New Jersey Founders’ Club THETA GAMMA Kennesaw State University THETA ETA Other Living Members: 223 None Northwood University Living Members: 271 Sam Houston State University David Hume 2008 Donations in 2006: $180 Heritage Club Living Members: 115 Donations in 2006: $230 Living Members: 373 Trevor J. Michels 2004 Board of Visitors None Donations in 2006: $50 Board of Visitors Donations in 2006: $1,025 None Board of Visitors None Board of Visitors THETA KAPPA ETA OMEGA Chairman’s Council None Chairman’s Council None Texas Tech University None California State University - Chairman’s Council None Chairman’s Council Living Members: 331 Freeman Fellows Chico None Freeman Fellows None Donations in 2006: $350 None Living Members: 667 Freeman Fellows None Freeman Fellows Board of Visitors Chase Council Donations in 2006: $150 None Chase Council None None None Board of Visitors Chase Council None Chase Council Chairman’s Council Century Club None None Century Club None None None Chairman’s Council Century Club J. Barry Schrenk 1972 Century Club Freeman Fellows Men Since ’56 Mark T. Geenen 1983 None Men Since ’56 Brian K. Hall 1988 None Robert C. Moran, Jr. 1990 Freeman Fellows Men Since ’56 Stuart W. Blencoe 1991 Men Since ’56 Chase Council Snake and Sword None None Snake and Sword Troy L. Tindall 1991 None None Chase Council Snake and Sword Brian J. O’Donnell 1999 Snake and Sword Century Club Founders’ Club None None Founders’ Club Edward J. Noonan 1989 None None Century Club None Robert L. Stevens 1995 Men Since ’56 Heritage Club None None Gino N. Auletto 1995 Perryn A. Stewart 1998 Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 29

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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL COMBINED STATEMENT OF POSITION ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN June 30, 2006 (Pro-Forma) NET ASSETS Year Ended June 30, 2006 (Pro-Forma) Foundation Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity, Inc. Foundation Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity, Inc. Assets Cash and cash equivalents ...... $270,937 Revenues and Support Prepaid expenses and other assets ...... 6,437 Contributions ...... $269,601 Inventory...... 3,190 Interest and dividends...... 71,367 Investments-Market ...... 1,845,635 Realized gain on sale of investments ...... 40,828 Beneficial interest trust ...... 691,847 Royalties ...... 17,951 Charitable remainder trusts ...... 15,383 Change in value of trusts...... 1,453 Funds held for others...... 117,923 Investment income-Trust ...... 22,298 Total assets ...... 2,951,352 Other...... 287 Total revenues and support ...... 423,785 Liabilities and Net Assets Accounts payable ...... $514 Expenses Accrued expenses and other liabilities...... 158 Fundraising...... $46,115 Scholarships payable ...... 49,500 Administrative ...... 190,942 Payable to Theta Chi Fraternity, Inc...... 62,513 Scholarships and grants ...... 154,675 Liability under charitable remainder trusts ...... 4,922 Alumni programming ...... 987 Funds held for others...... 117,923 Publications ...... 43,529 Total liabilities ...... 235,530 Other...... 0 Total expenses ...... 436,248 29 Net Assets Change in net assets before unrealized gain ...... (12,463) Unrestricted ...... $541,493 gain on appreciation of investments Board Designated Allocation ...... 241,624 Unrealized gain (loss) on appreciation ...... (17,204) Temporary restricted ...... 65,446 of investments Permanently restricted...... 1,867,259 Interfund Transfers Total net assets ...... 2,715,822 Changes in net assets ...... (29,667) Net assets at beginning of year ...... 2,745,489 Total liabilities and net assets ...... $2,951,352 Net assets at end of year ...... 2,715,822

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THETA XI THETA RHO THETA UPSILON Century Club Century Club IOTA ETA Virginia Commonwealth McNeese State University Frostburg State University None None University of the Pacific University Living Members: 183 Living Members: 46 Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 Living Members: 59 Living Members: 251 Donations in 2006: $353 Donations in 2006: $0 None None Donations in 2006: $259 Donations in 2006: $474 Board of Visitors Snake and Sword Snake and Sword Board of Visitors Board of Visitors None THETA PHI None None None None Chairman’s Council California State University- Founders’ Club Founders’ Club Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council None Bakersfield Michael E. Echerd 1999 None None Morris E. McCoy 1998 None Freeman Fellows Living Members: 135 Heritage Club Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows None Donations in 2006: $100 Heritage Club None None Jeffrey K. Dusart 1996 None Chase Council Board of Visitors Other Chase Council Chase Council None None Other Christopher J. Gerlica 2007 None Christopher W. Stanley 1998 Matthew W. Jackson 2009 None Century Club Chairman’s Council Century Club Cody M. White 2008 Century Club None None None Jonathan N. Chasen 2000 IOTA ALPHA Men Since ’56 Freeman Fellows IOTA DELTA Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 Gordon R. Poncho 1998 None University of North Carolina - None None Chase Council Wilmington Southeastern Louisiana Snake and Sword University Snake and Sword Snake and Sword None None Living Members: 113 None Donations in 2006: $140 Living Members: 113 None Founders’ Club Century Club Founders’ Club Board of Visitors Donations in 2006: $15 Founders’ Club James S. Guillory 2003 None Matthew J. Olson 2004 None Board of Visitors Scott A. Carter 2002 Phillip P. Primeaux 2002 Men Since ’56 Heritage Club Chairman’s Council None Anthony M. Engel 1997 Heritage Club None Timothy P. Roddy 2005 None Chairman’s Council Heritage Club None Snake and Sword Other Freeman Fellows None None Other None Albert R. Avalos 2006 None Freeman Fellows Other Craig E. Frazier 2007 Matthew D. Furlo 2009 Founders’ Club None Aaron W. Page 2007 Stevie Gonzalez 2006 None Chase Council Joshua K. Hammonds 2007 Blake T. Roberson 2007 Matthew U. Juneau 2007 None Chase Council Jeffrey Hung-Yip Lee 2009 Heritage Club None Phillip P. Karam, Jr. 2009 Andrew B. Wigginton 2000 Century Club Eric A. Rowland 2009 THETA OMICRON Rueben R. Zamudio 1998 None Century Club Christopher D. Tredennick Mars Hill College THETA SIGMA Men Since ’56 None 2007 Living Members: 155 University of California- THETA CHI None Men Since ’56 None IOTA THETA Donations in 2006: $150 Santa Barbara Grand Chapter Honorary Inits. Snake and Sword Daniel K. Faill 2002 Snake and Sword University of Central Florida Board of Visitors Living Members: 215 Living Members: 4 None Donations in 2006: $200 Founders’ Club None Living Members: 84 Donations in 2006: $1,619 Donations in 2006: $25 Board of Visitors Samuel D. Prestipino 2002 Founders’ Club Chairman’s Council Century Club Board of Visitors None Heritage Club None None Daniel W. Fleetham, Jr. 1969 None Freeman Fellows Chairman’s Council None Heritage Club None None Chairman’s Council None THETA PSI None Freeman Fellows IOTA BETA Other Chase Council University of Wisconsin - Freeman Fellows None None Oshkosh Missouri State University Brandon J. Mulina 2004 Michael K. Stevenson, Jr. 2007 None Century Club Chase Council Living Members: 172 Living Members: 217 None Donations in 2006: $420 Chase Council None Donations in 2006: $145 None Century Club Board of Visitors Board of Visitors IOTA EPSILON 30 Men Since ’56 Century Club None None None Georgia State University None None Men Since ’56 Chairman’s Council Chairman’s Council Living Members: 65 Snake and Sword Men Since ’56 Douglas Lee 2001 None None Donations in 2006: $35 W. Brandon Boyd 2001 None Snake and Sword Freeman Fellows Freeman Fellows Board of Visitors Founders’ Club Snake and Sword None None None None None None Founders’ Club Chase Council Chase Council Chairman’s Council Heritage Club Founders’ Club Daniel J. Finnegan 2004 None None None None None Heritage Club Century Club Century Club Freeman Fellows Heritage Club None None None None THETA PI None Men Since ’56 Men Since ’56 Chase Council Bridgewater State College Other THETA TAU None Matthew B. Meyer 2001 None Living Members: 94 Matthew L. Aber 2008 Snake and Sword Century Club Donations in 2006: $25 Western Michigan University Snake and Sword Nicolas A. Constain 2009 Carl A. Pacubas 2002 None Board of Visitors Living Members: 319 Robb T. Henrickson 1994 Allen P. Hamby 2007 Men Since ’56 None Donations in 2006: $325 Founders’ Club Founders’ Club Matthew R. Pollitt 2008 None Chairman’s Council Board of Visitors Craig J. Strelow 2001 Peter J. Langston 2002 None None Steven R. Thiemke 2002 Heritage Club Snake and Sword IOTA KAPPA None Freeman Fellows Chairman’s Council Ted A. Wisnefski 1998 J. Matthew Price 2005 Northern Arizona University None Founders’ Club None Heritage Club Other Living Members: 39 None Chase Council Freeman Fellows None Justin A. Jansen 2008 Donations in 2006: $45 Brian W. Nutt 2008 None None Other Heritage Club Board of Visitors Joshua S. Reuter 2008 None Century Club Chase Council Douglas J. Kahl 2006 None Matthew A. Turner 2006 None None Other Chairman’s Council W. Michael Hyde, Jr. 2007 Men Since ’56 Century Club THETA OMEGA None IOTA GAMMA Chris D. Mizzell 2008 None None Appalachian State University Freeman Fellows Grand Valley State University Keith H. Myers 2009 Snake and Sword Men Since ’56 Living Members: 188 None None Ty A. Humpert 1997 Donations in 2006: $140 Living Members: 81 Donations in 2006: $20 IOTA ZETA Chase Council Founders’ Club Snake and Sword Board of Visitors None Board of Visitors Radford University Richard P. Gibbons, Jr. 1998 Matthew G. Monroe 1999 None Century Club None Living Members: 68 Heritage Club Founders’ Club Chairman’s Council None Chairman’s Council Donations in 2006: $0 None Steven A. Wambaugh 2001 None None Men Since ’56 Heritage Club Freeman Fellows None None None Freeman Fellows None Snake and Sword Chase Council None None Chase Council None Founders’ Club None Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 31

Foundation Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity, Inc.

Heritage Club None Other 2006 Class Year Challenge Taylor A. Carpenter 2009 Nickolas A. Goad 2009 George Kossaras 2009 Foundation Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity, Inc. Lawrence A. Olson 2008 Dylan S. Taylor 2009 AT-LARGE Living Members: 929 Donations By Class Donations in 2006: $10 $400 Board of Visitors None Chairman’s Council $350 None Freeman Fellows None $300 Chase Council None Century Club $250 None Men Since ’56 None $200 Snake and Sword None Amount Raised $150 Founders’ Club William L. Reinig 1933 Heritage Club $100 None

BK FRATERNITY $50 Beta Kappa Fraternity - 1942 Living Members: 2,264 Donations in 2006: $100 Board of Visitors None Class of Class of Class of Class of Chairman’s Council 2002 2003 2004 2005 None Freeman Fellows None Chase Council None The Foundation Chapter was the beneficiary of graduate members: Patrick Hakos, Matt Century Club several very special fundraising efforts this year. Ricciardi, Mike Ingelido, Levi Johnson, Nate 31 None The men of graduating classes 2002, 2003, 2004 Buczck, Dave Knoll, Jim Kratochvil, Scott Stover, Men Since ’56 and 2005 were asked to participate in a special Michael Truchan, Zachary Owen, Zachary Payne, Colonel James G. McCary Snake and Sword fundraising effort called the 2006 Class Year Erik Baker, Ryan Adler, and Rob Deardurff. None Challenge. More than 5,000 members were asked to Lastly, the Foundation wishes to acknowledge Founders’ Club show their class spirit by contributing to the annual gifts from the estates of Robert Kitchen, Beta None campaign. Although this effort was not a huge mon- Theta/Drexel ’49, and Allyn Bell, Kappa/Univ- Heritage Club None etary success, the Foundation wishes to express its ersity of Pennsylvania ’28. These generous men sincere appreciation to those who participated. The joined the Chapter Eternal in 2006, but had includ- EXCHANGE LIST above graph reveals the results and the Class of ed the Foundation as beneficiary in their wills and Living Members: #N/A Donations in 2006: $22,550 2002 receives the crown for the highest total contri- retirement plans. We cannot thank them enough for Board of Visitors butions. their thoughtful long range planning. The Norwich Housing Thanks go to: Gary D. Burke, Gamma Kappa/ Robert Kitchen’s daughter, Linda, wrote, “Dad Corporation The Grand Chapter of Theta Miami, Ben Ciesinski, Eta Mu/University of always had a soft spot for Theta Chi. He wore his Chi 1856 Findlay, Ben Hill, Eta Kappa/James Madison, Drexel class ring in lieu of a wedding band and Chairman’s Council Patrick Kilbane, Zeta Beta/Adrian and Michael Theta Chi’s Greek letters were engraved on the None Freeman Fellows Rankens, Zeta Beta/Adrian for their support. stone. When he was in his eighties, Dad stayed in None In addition to his participation in the Class Year the fraternity house during one reunion. The broth- Chase Council Challenge, Ben Ciesinski, Regional Counselor, ers gave him a trophy (a discarded drum Kirklin and Company LLC George A. Beck deserves additional credit. After explaining the role majorette’s) with the inscription, ‘We Can’t Believe Century Club of the Foundation Chapter within the Theta Chi You’re Still Alive Award.’ No one laughed harder Richard Simon umbrella, Ben organized a special contribution than Dad.” Men Since ’56 from the men of Delta Tau chapter. Delta Tau Please consider adding the Foundation Chapter None Snake and Sword already has the distinction of being Theta Chi’s to your estate plan. For further information contact None 100th chapter, but they didn’t stop there. The the Foundation Chapter at 3330 Founders Road, Founders’ Club Foundation received a special Christmas present in Indianapolis, IN 46268. Phone 317-824-1881 or None the form of unsolicited contributions from under- email [email protected]. Heritage Club Andrew & Karen Gilligan, Jr Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 32

(Editor’s note: Due to the special commemorative nature of last Fall’s Rattle, we were unable to publish some of the special Theta Chi news received. Despite the fact that some items are now dated, we have included everything in hopes that you will still find interesting details about the lives of some of your Brothers that are new to you.)

Nu Alumnus Elected to City Council Jeffery L. Gardy, a 1963 Nu/Hampden-Sydney graduate, has been elected to the City Council in Suffolk, VA. Gardy is an attorney who specializes in land-use and zoning cases with the firm Glasscock, Gardy, & Savage. Davis Awarded for A Gamma Upsilon Professional Ethics birthday celebration Youngstown State brothers celebrate homecoming. Pictured L–R) Back: An alumnus of Delta Upsilon/ From left to right: Arno A. Wehr Paul Muskoff ’04, Matt Nolan ’04, Brian Hodor ’01, Doug Basista ’02, ’62. Roger W. Roszell ’57, Carl M. Bill Mays ’01, Josh Harstine ’06. Middle: Kyle Unger ’05, Jim Joseph Arizona State, M. Walt Davis Birkelbach ’62, and Bruce P. ’02, Chad Adams ’00, Ryan Bloomer ’03. Front: Jaron Haynam ’02, (’65) has received the Peter Bagge ’62, all recipients of the Jim Dahman ’98 Sweetland Award from the Alumnus Award for their accom- Physician Insurers Association of plishments and good work on izing, grilling out, and singing tradi- behalf of Gamma Upsilon/ America. This award is given annu- Bradley gathered recently to tional Theta Chi songs, chants, and ally by the PIAA for contributions to celebrate Bruce Bagge’s birthday. cheers. “Several other fraternal the Medical Malpractice Industry groups stopped by to socialize and and recipients are chosen for their show their appreciation for our exemplary ethical standards. Davis, Alumnus Brothers school spirit and devotion to Theta vice president of claims for Mutual from Youngstown State Chi. A fund was started so that we Insurance Company of Arizona, is University Celebrate may get together on a more fre- the first non-MD, EEO, or COO to Homecoming quent basis. The huge success of receive the award. Davis has Alumnus brothers from Epsilon the event reminded us that Theta worked for MICA since 1976 and Delta joined the undergraduate Chi is for Life!” –reported by Bill The Rev. Phil Bowers, pastor of has been involved with PIAA since chapter in celebrating the 2006 Mays ’01 Holy Spirit at Geist Catholic Church, wore Colts-themed vest- its initial organizational meetings. Youngstown State University ments this weekend to salute the “His hard work, dedication, and Homecoming game. Brothers from Epsilon Pi Chapter team’s appearance in the Super integrity are in keeping with the all over the region came together to reunion held September Bowl. (Photo by Scott Goldman/ 21–24, 2006: high standards set by the award’s reconnect with other brothers from The Star) namesake,” said PIAA. yesteryear. Brothers enjoyed social- A total of 62 Brothers and 40 wives and sweethearts attended the 2006 reunion in Saint Charles, The Colts were on the minds of Ill. Highlights of the reunion many worshipers across the included a memory stirring tour of Indianapolis area on Sunday Northern Illinois University campus January 28, 2007. where the group viewed the many The Rev. Phil Bowers (Alpha campus fraternity and sorority Delta/Purdue ’75) came out for houses including the old Theta Chi his announcements at the end of house on Greenbrier. The Chapter Mass wearing a Colts logo on his room was open throughout the blue vestments. He received a reunion and it became a place standing ovation for his effort. where members visited, shared sto- Even the gifts were brought up ries from the past and caught up to for the consecration by a couple the present. A full account of the wearing — what else? — a Peyton event can be found on the website: Manning jersey and a Marvin www.niu-ox.org Harrison jersey. The Colts defeated the Chicago Flock and Shepherd Bears 29–17 in Super Bowl XLI in ‘Go Blue’ at church Miami. Separation of church and foot- ball? Not on this day, that’s for Epsilon Pi brothers are led in song by chorus director, John Corwin, ’62. sure.

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Four members of Beta Omicron attended the birthday party. (L–R): Lloyd Towers ‘47, Lowell Orr ‘48, Avo Brant ‘30, Clarence Sean Kelly (Nu/Hampton-Sydney ’99) celebrated his wedding with (Bugs) Hammel ’45 Brothers. He and his bride, Lindsey, are now awaiting the birth of their first child. Shown front row (L –R): Brandon Coates (Nu ’02), Groom Beta Omicron alumnus Marion Brandt marks Sean Kelly (Nu ’99), Bride Lindsey Neef Kelly, Brian Stevens (Nu ’00), number 100 Keir Burton (Nu ‘05). Back row: Daniel Kelly (Nu ’99), Patrick Kelly Press Release by Ezra A. Blount ’32 (Theta Omega ’07), Curtis Colgate (Nu ’01, Ashley Viberg (Nu ’98), David Capper (Nu ’05), Matt Bloch(Nu ’99), Ryan Kelly (Nu ’02), Marion T. (Avo) Brant recently celebrated his 100th birthday with Thomas Perkins (Nu ’04). a reception for 150 people. Brother Brant graduated from the University of Cincinnati with a degree in Mechanical Engineering Ziebold Publishes and was associated with American Can Co. in Cincinnati before join- Christian Book ing Proctor and Gamble in Cincinnati from which he retired. A life- Zeta Tau/University of Michigan– long golfer, he continued to play golf at age 97 and invented a device Flint alumnus Thomas Mark to make it easier for golfers to set up a ball properly. Ziebold (’92) has published a book Avo has always been an interested alumnus and still attends foot- entitled The Hand of the Holy ball and basketball games at UC. He also has been a dedicated Spirit–Miraculous Answers to Omicron alumnus and attended many fraternity functions over the Prayers through VMI Publishers. years. In addition to his membership in Theta Chi, Avo is a lifelong The book details his mother’s expe- Mason. riences with prayer and the impact that her faith made on her life. Ziebold has given a copy of the book for inclusion in the library at the International Headquarters. The book is available for order from Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble. Ziebold works as a project Jesse J. Springer manager in Michigan, where he Gamma Chi/Randolph Macon ’96 lives with his wife and two sons. Jesse J. Springer (Gamma Scaffolding and Rental Dealers Chi/Randolph Macon ’96) recent- insurance. ly joined Allied Insurance Brokers, David Young (Gamma Upsilon Inc. in Williamsburg, Virginia as ’96) has graduated from Hebrew Assistant Vice President of Sales. Union College-Jewish Institute of Jesse, who specializes in property Religion in New York City as a casualty and life insurance, has rabbi. He and his wife, Natalie, who been in the insurance industry for also just graduated as a cantor, Zeta Pi/Old Dominion alums celebrated at a reunion January 6, 2007. 10 years and is highly regarded in have moved to Florida where David (L–R) Mike Stonehman ’72, Linda Stonehman, Rich Werber ’73, Don the areas of Wood Products, Crane, will be working as the Assistant Bennis ’73 and John Barber ’75.

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Rabbi at Temple Sinai of North Theta Chi at Syracuse University, Dade. Fellow Theta Chi’s Mike Alpha Chi ’27 and he, too, always Howald (Delta Iota ’79) and remembered the handshake and Asher Knight (Gamma Lambda password. ’97) also recently graduated from Enclosed is a photo of all of us, the rabbinical school. Theta Chi dentists, aboard the “Victoria Anna” Yangtze River Boat. Douglas Dillion (Delta Pi/Indiana State ’93), Honey Nicaraguan Resort Built Creek Middle School, Vigo County, by Beta Chi Alumni Indiana teacher, was recently Two alumni members of Beta named a 2006 Disney Teacher Chi Chapter are developing a new Award honoree. He was one of 44 luxury resort in Nicaragua. educators out of more than 75,000 Michael K. Cobb and Joel M. nationwide nominees to be recog- Nagel met as freshmen at nized for creativity in the class- Allegheny College and founded room. ECI, Ltd. together after their grad- uation in 1986. ECI now owns Theta Chi Lane resort properties in Costa Rica and Theta Chi “wives” and neigh- Brothers Herb Morgan and John Poyhonen pose on Theta Chi Lane. Nicaragua, with beachfront loca- bors, Mary Morgan and Wendy tions on both the Caribbean and Poyhonen, nearly made good on visits to very humble homes and to me singing. Two other Theta Chi Pacific Oceans. Cobb and Nagel’s threats from their spouses (Herb a grade school to talk with little brothers came over and announced current project is the Gran Pacifica Morgan, Theta Iota/UC Santa children who speak English. The their Theta Chi identities. Wow, five Beach and Golf Resort, located on Cruz ’88 and John Poyhonen, Beta Chinese are wonderful people! Theta Chi’s among only 12 male the Pacific coast 45 minutes out- Zeta/Michigan State ’82) to “Go After one of our evening meals dentists! That’s 42% Theta Chi’s! side Nicaragua’s capital, Managua. down to City Hall” and have their in Beijing, I started singing a Theta We did lend a “helping hand” to The resort will feature a Marriott street officially named Theta Chi Chi song, “It Is To Thee, Dear Old each other and others on the trip. hotel as well as second-home resi- Lane when they had this sign Theta Chi.” My University of Three of five remembered the dences and condominiums. The made. Buffalo brothers, Jerry Scholl and “handshake’ and “password.” project will create jobs for Herb says, “I moved home to San Roger Triftshauser, joined in with Hurray! My Dad, Ken Drake, was a Nicaraguans, thus contributing to Diego in 2002. Our home is one of two homes at the end of a long dri- veway off of a cul de sac. At the very first neighborhood get togeth- er, I had the good fortune to meet my next-door neighbor, John, who is also a former chapter president. Needless to say, we have been great friends ever since.” Theta Chi’s meet in the strangest places… David Drake, Gamma Pi/ University of Buffalo ’57 writes: Mary and I recently returned from a three week trip to China with The American College of Dentists. We had three dental courses and met some Chinese dentists to exchange dental knowledge and talk about their country of 1.3 billion people. Our tour took us to many of the Brothers find other Theta Chis on the Yangtze River in China! (L to R): Jerry Scholl, Gamma Pi/University of famous and beautiful sites in Buffalo ’57; Carl Sebelius, Jr., Gamma Omega/Vanderbilt ’61; Dave Drake, Gamma Pi/University of Buffalo China. We, also, enjoyed meals and ’57; Roger Triftshauser, Gamma Pi/University of Buffalo ’58; Jim Davis, Alpha Sigma/University of Oregon ’57

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Virginia Tech alumni brothers (L –R): Bernie Voyten ’72, Frank Overbey ’73, Mike Weadon ’72, Bill Hunter ’72, Dave Wilberger ’73, Bob Riggan ’72, Lynn Moyers ’72

the growing tourism industry in the term and look forward to many new Central American nation. For more and exciting challenges along the information about Gran Pacifica way,” said Oprison of his new Resort, visit the website at appointment. www.granpacifica.com. Eta Lambda Brothers 2006 Hampton Roads from Virginia Tech Volunteer Achievement Gather Awards On Friday, October 8th, a group A dinner and awards ceremony of Eta Lambda/Virginia Tech broth- was held April 26, 2006 at the ers gathered at brother Dave Norfolk Waterside Marriott. Zeta Pi Wilberger’s (Eta Lambda ’73) Chapter of Theta Chi at ODU was house in Richmond, Virginia to wel- recognized as a community group come brother Lynn Moyers (Eta volunteer for its work with For Lambda ’72) and his wife Pam back Kids, Inc., which helps homeless to the East coast. Lynn and Pam Gamma Eta/Bucknell Theta Chi’s Bob Winkler ’64, Dick Leslie families in Norfolk. The seven had traveled across the country ’64, and Ted Opperman ’64 visited Clos Pegase Winery in from Oregon to attend the Virginia Calistoga, CA and couldn’t resist having their picture taken in Theta Chi’s attending were called front of what appeared to be a huge Theta Chi pledge pin. up to the front of several hundred Tech/University of North Carolina attendees and presented a nice football game, and the Friday night award, which is proudly displayed gathering was the warm-up party. in the house. Brothers from the classes of ’72 and ’73 gathered to reminisce and Another Theta Chi Heads share in some food, drink and fel- to the White House lowship. As the night progressed, Christopher Oprison, Esq. the cell phones were broken out (Beta Alpha/UCLA ’94) headed to and many “missing” brothers were the White House November 27, contacted. Friendships from over 2006 to join the White House thirty-five years were rekindled and Council’s Office as an Associate busy lives updated. The group even Counsel to the President of the broke out and sang the fraternity United States. As an Associate and other old fraternity football Counsel to the President, he will be songs before finally going our sepa- responsible for a variety of legal, rate ways. We encourage all broth- legislative and policy issues. “I am ers to keep in touch and keep the honored and humbled to have been fraternity memories alive. invited to serve and advise our –Frank Overbey (Eta Lambda ’73) President for the remainder of his THE RATTLE/ SPRING 20076 35 Theta Chi spring 07 4/16/07 10:34 PM Page 36

Please join us on the University of South Carolina’s campus for the 2007 Chapter

1st Row: Tim Schroeder, Jess Tuttle, Joyce Murphy, Bonnie Tuttle, Sharon Pierson, JJ Moylan. 2nd Row: Leadership Conference Shana Kearney, Matt Townsend, Davis Tuttle, Randy Tuttle, Greg Turpie, Hank Kroeger. 3rd Row: unidenti- fied, Jim Murphy, Bob Wolper, Carl Dunham, Alan Shortledge, Todd Shortledge, Joey Moylan, Chris Murphy. July 18–20. We promise something for Gamma Lambda LaMontanya Restaurant at the base January 16–20, 2008 in Steamboat everyone and loads of that Chapter Fifth Annual of the mountain for his world- Springs, Colorado. All Theta Chi Family Ski Trip renowned Southwestern fare. Then Fraternity Brothers and their fami- great southern hospitality! STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, by James it was back to the condos for more lies are welcome. For more infor- J. Moylan (Gamma Lambda/ fun and stories of days gone by. mation contact Jim Moylan at 970- University of Denver ’69) We had the good fortune of 870-0730 or at jjmoylanlaw@ another Blue Bird Day on Friday aol.com. Thirty people, ranging in age resulting in our second excellent Included in the photo are brothers from a few months, (Jim Murphy’s day on the slopes. That evening, we Indiana University of from the graduating class of 1974 grand-son Aiden) to eighty-four filled the Timber Run Hot-Tubs and Pennsylvania brothers through 1977. A great time was had meet in Alaska years young, Hank Kroeger (Bonnie enjoyed a dinner prepared by the by all as we tried carry on like we Tuttle’s Dad, Randy Tuttle’s Father- Leerets, Murphys, Schroeders, and This past August these six broth- did in our college years at the in-law) descended on Steamboat Wolpers in the “club-house” at ers and their families from Epsilon Epsilon Eta Chapter at Indiana Springs, Colorado—Ski Town USA, Timber Run, managed by our annu- Eta Chapter got together for a 10- University of Pennsylvania. Home of Champagne Powder for al hosts, Steamboat Resorts. day Alaskan tour and cruise. –Bill Croft, Epsilon Eta ’74 the Gamma Lambda Chapter’s Saturday started out over-cast Fifth Annual Family Ski Trip. but our spirits weren’t and before Brothers and their families too long we were skiing under began arriving Wednesday evening, sunny skies again. Our annual January 17, 2007 so we could get an Closing Banquet was again held in early start on the mountain the upstairs private dining room at Thursday morning. We again had Riggio’s, owned by Stacy and Rich the good fortune to be greeted by a Most, for outstanding Italian fare. crystal clear blue sky, bright sun- Snowstorms across the country shine and moderate mountain tem- made travel difficult on Sunday and peratures, (known locally as a some people did not get home until “Blue Bird Day”) which made for Tuesday, but I have no sense that it an excellent day of skiing. will dampen the enthusiasm for the Thursday evening found us at Sixth Annual Gamma Lambda Brother Tom Garrett’s (Epsilon Family Ski Trip to be held on the Wednesday-Sunday following the Indiana University of Pennsylvania brothers (L–R): Steve Weike ’73, Tau, Stephen F. Austin State Joe Kisiday ’74, Bill Croft ’74, Mick Debbis ’75, Dick Stahura ’74 and University), local landmark, Martin Luther King Holiday, Rick Logan ’72.

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From the Norwich Housing Corporation

Today’s Housing is Home to Tomorrow’s Leaders

Future housing is a key to the Fraternity’s growth. A Theta Chi Fraternity Sigma/Oregon State house should provide a clean and safe residential living environment to its brothers and guests. The Fraternity house should be a home away from home where brothers live and learn together and develop friendships that would last a lifetime. The house should provide an atmosphere that is conducive to acade- mics and the ideals and beliefs of our Fraternity. Future Theta Chi houses must be aesthetically appealing to the community and competitive with all other student housing options. The house should be a home alumni would be proud to call their “home away from home.” The Norwich Housing Corporation’s mission is to assist in the acquisition and renovation of viable housing for our undergraduate chapters. The Norwich Housing Corporation has low interest rate loans available for life safety Delta Gamma/West Virginia Wesleyan improvements such as fire sprinklers and alarms, as well as mortgage loans to assist alumni corporations in improving the housing situation of their respec- tive undergraduate chapter. The Norwich Housing Corporation stands ready to assist in any way needed. Working together, we can meet the needs of today’s student and improve our ability to compete in today’s college market place. For more information, or to request a loan application, please contact Jereme Grinslade, NHC Administrative Officer, 317-824-1881, or [email protected]. Alpha Zeta/Rochester

Xi/Virginia Phi/North Dakota State Alpha Psi/University of Maryland

The Norwich Housing Corporation is comprised of five alumnus members of Theta Chi Fraternity. Presently serving are: Lindsay Olsen (Delta Psi/Kansas ’83), President; Doug Schemenauer (Epsilon Phi/University of Central Missouri ’89), Vice President; Pat O’Connor (Chi/Auburn University ’78), Secretary; Jeff Anderson (Beta Alpha/University of California-Los Angeles ’89), Treasurer; and Mike Kistler (Epsilon Upsilon/Central Michigan ’73), Counselor.

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From the Norwich Housing Corporation

Tubbs Jones Introduces Campus Fire Safety Legislation

Washington, D.C.–January 23, 2007, Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones re-introduced three bipartisan pieces of legislation regarding Campus Fire Safety; the Campus Fire Safety Month Resolution, The College Fire and Prevention Act and the Collegiate Housing and Infrastructure Act. Rep. Ed Whitefield (R-KY) is the original co-sponsor for both the Campus Fire Safety Month Resolution and the College Fire and Prevention Act and Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) is the original co-sponsor of the Collegiate Housing and Infrastructure Act. A Resolution Establishing Campus Fire Safety Month This legislation would establish September as “Campus Fire Safety Month” and encourage adminis- trators and municipalities across the country to provide educational programs to all students during September and throughout the school year on fire safety. Additionally, the resolution encourages administrators and municipalities across the country to evaluate the level of fire safety being pro- vided in both on- and off-campus student housing and taking the necessary steps to ensure fire-safe living environ- ments through fire safety education, installation of fire suppression and detection systems and the development and enforcement of applicable codes relating to fire safety. This legislation was adopted in the 109th Congress on September 27, 2006 by unanimous consent. The College Fire and Infrastructure Act The College Fire and Prevention Act would establish a demonstration incentive program within the Department of Education to promote installation of fire sprinkler systems, or other fire suppression or prevention technologies, in qualified student housing or dormitories, and for other purposes. The National Educational Association, The National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, National Fire Sprinkler Association and the National Fire Protection Association have endorsed this legislation. This bill has twenty original co-sponsors. This legislation was originally introduced in the 107th Congress, and re-introduced in the 108th and 109th Congresses.

The College Housing and Infrastructure Act This legislation erases the disparity between gifts made to colleges and universities for infrastructure improve- ments and gifts made to fraternities and sororities for the benefit of similarly situated students. This allows tax deductible contributions to fraternity and sorority foundations to be used for the same purposes that a college of university could use such contributions (except for physical fitness equipment). “Fire safety and prevention is an issue that needs to be addressed on College Campuses across the United States,” said Rep. Tubbs Jones. “Over the past few years we have seen many tragedies involving fire at colleges, places of business, entertainment venues and places of residence. We must begin to put in place suppression mea- sures against fires and increase support and resources for our fire fighters to ensure that no more lives are lost to fires that could have been prevented. These three pieces of legislation will help to put those measures in place and ultimately save lives.” Nationwide, 99 people have been killed in student housing since January 2000 and Ohio has had the most deaths of any state, as identified by the Center for Campus Fire Safety, a non-profit organization that compiles information on campus-related fires. Almost 80 percent of the fire fatalities have occurred in off-campus occupan- cies such as rented houses and apartments. Common factors in a number of these fires include: lack of automatic sprinklers, disabled smoke alarms, careless disposal of smoking materials, and alcohol consumption.

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Theta Chi Fraternity Executive Search Committee Report

The Executive Search Committee was created by the Grand Chapter and assigned the task of recommending to the Grand Chapter a short list of candidates for the position of Theta Chi Fraternity CEO/ Executive Director. The committee is composed of two members from the Grand Chapter, the members of the National Advisory Committee, a representative from Norwich Housing Corporation, a representative from The Foundation Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity and a representative from the International Headquarters. The following brothers make up the committee: Mike Maloney (Chairman and National Vice President), Delta Upsilon ’87 Howard Alter (Executive Director Emeritus), Omega ’41 Carlton Bennett, Zeta Pi ’72 David DeVol, Gamma Theta ’59 Jim McEachern, Beta Psi ’82 Jim Moylan (President of the Board, Foundation Chapter of Theta Chi, Inc.), Gamma Lambda ’69 Paul Norstrem (Chairman, National Advisory Committee), Alpha Pi ’86 Pat O’Connor (Secretary, Norwich Housing Corporation), Chi ’78 M. Lindsay Olsen (President, Norwich Housing Corporation), Delta Psi ’83 Jim Powell (Chief Financial Officer/ Interim Executive Director), Delta Kappa ’81 Eric Raasch (National Treasurer), Alpha Upsilon ’88 The committee is searching for candidates with the ability to: I Manage the day-to-day operations of the Fraternity at the International Headquarters in Indianapolis I Provide purposeful leadership and strategic vision for the Fraternity I Give direction to the Fraternity’s long-term philosophy, mission, strategy and its annual goals and objectives Ideal candidates need to show strength in developing undergraduate members and chapters, strategic planning, financial management, communications, loss prevention, volunteer recruitment and alumni development. The committee will search for qualified candidates and narrow the applicants down to a short list of recommenda- tions to present to the Grand Chapter this Spring. The Grand Chapter will have responsibility for the final decision and will hire the next CEO/Executive Director.

Mike Maloney National Vice President

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