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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT DELTA UPSILON INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY
"Take It All In" Dear Brothers:
North America's Oldest Non-Secret Fratemity; Founded 1834
Would you consider a trip to Di sneyworld complete if you rode Space Mountain once and then left for home without taking advantage of all of the other attractions?
The Principles of Delta Upsilon The Promotion of Friendship The Development of Character The Diffusion of Liberal Culture The Advancement of Justice
Would you consider a trip to Hawaii complete if you spent the entire time in the Honolulu airport? Would you consider your university education complete if you spent all your time in class and the library without experiencing all of the other opportunities on campus? Of course not! That's why you joined DU!
The Motto of Delta Upsilon Intemational Fratemity
Ed Porte/~ Oklahoma '65
As members of Delta Upsilon International Fraternity we have an enormous number of avenues to enjoy our membership to the fullest. As undergraduates we work with our brothers on a homecoming float, or Mom 's Day performance, play sports, attend social functions and much more. As alumni we attend DU luncheons, Chapter events and keep our brothers close. All fun, all BUILD BETTER MEN.
Dikaia Upofheke
Justice Our Foundation OFFICERS President Alvan E. (Ed) Porter, Okiahollla '65 Chairman of the Board William L. Messick, Lafayette '68 SecretOlY Gary S. Killips, Alberta '71 Treasurer David G. Herzer, Wisconsin '54
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However, there is more! Much more. We only enjoy a small part of the DU experience if we limit our activities to our Chapter! In order to enjoy the full benefit of our membership we can attend Regional Leadership Seminars, the annual Leadership Institute, or the Winter Educational Conference where we connect with thousands of other DUs. At these "value added" events we meet national and international leaders in business, law, banking, politics, entertainment and more. All DU brothers. All having fun, sharing experiences, and BUILDING BETTER MEN. Don 't mi ss one of the best parts of your DU experience by foc using only on your own Chapter. Participate as an alumni or undergraduate in all of the extended opportunities ofDU.
The biggest and best single event in DU is the Leadership Institute. This is the premier summer conference among all fraternities. Mark your calendar now for .July 25 - August 31, 2005. Ovel' 500 undergraduates and alumni will meet at the Hyatt Tech Center in Denver to have fun, exchange ideas, learn and experience DU to the fullest. Don 't let your DU experience be "one ride and go home." Take it all in! You ' ll have more fun , be richer, improve your career, make more influential fri ends, and BE A BEITER MAN by taking advantage of all that DU has to offer.
Malcolm P. Branch , Wisconsin '69 Mark E. Callihan, Pennsylvania State '87 Richard L. Delano, Indiana '85 Charl es E. Downtoll In, North Carolina '66 Joshu a A. Sawyer, Arlington '05 James S. Sim pki ns, Washil/gton State '81 Richard X . Taylor, North CarolinG State '82 Jason Tobias. Alberta '05 Donald E. Weaver, II/dial/a '60
PAST PRESIDENTS Henry A. Federa, Lollisville '37 Terry L. Bullock, KallSas Sra te '61 Samuel M. Yates, San Jose '55 Gary J. Golden, Rlltgers 74 Bruce S. Bailey, Denison '58 James D. McQuaid, Chicago '60
INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS STAFF ÂŁ.reclIIive Director Dave Magu ire , Southern lI/h lO;S '73 Director of A lumni Il1 vo/vem elll Jonathan R. Custis. Bradley '02 Leadership COnSUllGnls John S. Adams, Wichita '04 Philip T. McDaniel, Central Florida '03 Dustin W. Roberts, Bradley 'OJ Michael A. Valentine, DePallw '04 Ti m S. Wu , Minllesora 'OJ Office Manager Jo Ellen Walden ACCOllllfollt
S . Valerie Adams Accollnts Administrator
Rosemary Brady Execlifive Assislal1l
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Ed Porter, Oklahoma '65 President Delta Upsilon International Fraternity
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Barbara Harness Chapter Services Administrative Assistant Brandylin Cole Educational FOlllldalioli Execulive Direclor David R. Schumacher Director of Aluml1i Development Craig S. Sowell, HOllston '92 Director of Campaign Developmel1f Thomas F. Durein, Oregoll State '92
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Delta Upsilon Quarterly THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE DELTA UPSILON INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY SINCE 1882 WWW.DELTAU.ORG
VOL. 122, NO.3 - FALL 2004
IN THIS ISSUE... 4 FRATERNITY NEWS
6 DELTA UPSILON'S LOSS PREVENTION POLICIES
15 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DELTA UPSILON EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Pictured are two of the Fraternity's most recent alumni initiates who joined Delta Upsilon at the 2004 Leadership Institute in Portland, Oregon. Shown (top photo) are Dr. Ron Sutor (center) with Justin Porter, Harvard '99 (I) and Will Porter, Oklahoma '98 (r). In the lower photo are (I to r) Jon Budde, Miami '06, new initiate Curtis Zimmerman, and Frank Madore, Miami '05. De lta Upsilon International Headquaners, PO Box 68942.8705 Founder's Road, Indianapolis, Indiana 46268, U.S.A. Open from 8:30 to 5:00 p.m. EST., Monday through Friday. Office-317.87S.8900 Fax-317.876.1629 E-mail-IHQ@DeltaU.org Website-www.DeltaU.org
Delta Upsilon Quarterly is published quarterly in the Spring, Summer, Fall, and Wi nter at 8705 Founders Road, Indianapolis, Indiana 46268, U.S.A. 速 T.M .
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Brothers Adams and Valentine joined DU's traveling staff this serving as a Dean's Ambassador and a member of the economics fall. John Adams joined the Wichita Chapter in the fall of 2000, his Honor SOciety. John participated in the Student Exchange first day in Wichita. From that point he has been very involved in Program during his last semester of college, spending the the Wichita Chapter, holding positions as associate member class semester studying at the University of Canberra in Canberra, president, VP-recruitment for 2 years, Australia. VP-membership education, and associate Michael A.Valentine pledged DU Member Educator. John has always in the spring of 200 I. While at worked hard to promote DU outside his DePauw he played football for two chapter. On campus he held positions years until an injury ended his footwith the Student Activities Council as ball career. His junior and senior VP-membership and welcomefest chairyears, he served as a student assisman . He was also president of Phi Eta tant coach for defensive backs and Sigma freshman honor society at Wichita special teams. State, and is a member of the Order of shown left to right,John Adams, Wichita '04, Matt In the Chapter, Mike served as Omega. He received awards for the Thompson, Indiana '01 , Phil McDaniel, Central Florida '03, VP-recruitment, IFC representative Dustin Roberts, Bradley '03, and Mike Valentine, DePauw '04
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Brother Will Keirn Appointed as Chaplain of Delta Upsilon Fraternity With an amendment to the Fraternity 's Constitution & By-Laws at the recent Leadership Institute, the way was opened for the appointment of Dr. Will S. Keim, Pacific '75, as Chaplain of Delta Upsilon International Fraternity. Chairman of the Board, William L. Messick, Lafayette '68, said in his statement of appointment that Brother Keim has been of tremendous support to the Delta Upsilon Brotherhood, both individually and collectively, for many years.
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CAREER WITH DELTA UPSILON FRATERNITY STAFF POSITIONS OPEN Applications will be accepted soon ... With Brother Matt Thompson's return to the teaching profession at a southern Indiana school, the Director of Chapter Services position has become open.While applications are not being taken yet and the hiring date is into the future , if you would be interested in this management level chapter services opportunity, let us know of your interest. The Fraternity is also moving toward interviews for the Leadership Consultants positions for 2005-06 and applications will be accepted in the next few weeks. If you have questions about any of these positions dedicated to assisting your brothers in the undergraduate chapters, we hope that you will consider these opportunities.
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elta Upsilon Fraternity is a me mber of the Fraternity Info rm ation & Programming Group and the Fraternity Ri sk Management Trust. The po li cies on Alcohol and Drugs, Hazing, Sex ual Abu se, Fi re, Health and Safety, and Educatio n are directly fro m th e FIPG, Inc . policy. The Loss Preve nti on Policy of Delta Upsilon and FIPG , Inc. inc lude the prov isions that follow and shall appl y to all fraternity en tities and all levels of fraternity membershi p. A ll activ ities of all Delta Ups il on chapters and colonies must be in compliance with all Federal, state, and local laws at all times .
Alcohol and Drugs I. The possessio n, sale, use or consumpti o n of alcoholic beverages, while on chapter premi ses, during a fraternity event, in any situation sponsored or endorsed by the chapter, or at any event an observer would assoc iate with the fraternity, mu st be in compliance with any and all appli cable laws of the state, province, co unty, city and instituti on of higher education, and mu st comply with either the B YOB o r T hird Party Vendor Gui delines. 2. No alcoholic beverages may be purchased thro ugh chapter fund s nor may the purchase of same fo r members or g uests be un dertaken or coordinated by any member in the name of o r o n behalf of the chapter. The purchase or use of a bulk qu antity o r co mm o n sources of such alco holi c beverage, i.e. kegs or cases, is prohibi ted. 3. Open pal,ties where alcohol is present, meaning those wi th unrestricted access by no n-members of the fraternity, without specific in vitati on, shall be prohi bited. 4. No members, collecti vely or ind iv idu all y, shall purchase fo r, serve to, or sell alcoholic beverages to any minor (i.e., those under legal drin kin g age) . 5. The possession, sale or use of any illegal drugs or controlled substances while on chapter premi ses o r during a fraternity event or at any event that an observer wo uld associate with the fraternit y is strictl y prohibi ted. 6. No chapter may co-sponsor an event w ith an alcohol di stributor, charitable orga ni zati o n o r tavern (tavern defined as an establi shme nt generating more than half of annu al g ross sa les fro m alcohol) where alcohol is given away, sold or otherwise provided to those present. 7. No chapter may co-sponsor o r co-finance a function where alcohol is purchased by any of the hos t chapters, groups or o rgan izati ons. 8. A ll ru sh acti vities assoc iated w ith any chapter w iLl be a dry ru sh functi on. 9. No member shall permit , tolerate, enco urage or participate in d rinking games. 10. No alcohol shall be present at any pledge/assoc iate member/ novice prog ram, acti vity o r ritual of the chapter. H a zing No chapter, colony, student, alumnus, o r em ployee shall conduct hazing acti vities. Hazing acti vities are defined as: "Any acti o n taken or situati on created, intenti o nall y, whether o n or off fraternity pre mi ses, to prod uce mental or phys ical di scomfort , embarrass ment, harass ment, or rid icule. Such activities may incl ude bu t are no t limited to the fo llowing: use of alcohol; paddling in any form ; creatio n of excess ive fati gue ; physical and psychol ogical shocks ; q uests, treas ure hunts, scave nger hunts, road tri ps or any other such activities carried on outside or inside of the confines of the chapte r ho use; wearing of public appare l whi ch is conspicuo us and not normall y in good tas te ; engag ing in public stunts and buffoonery; morally deg rading or humili atin g ga mes and ac ti vities; and any other acti vities whi ch are not consistent wi th academic achieveme nt, fratern al law, ritu al or policy or the regul ati o ns and policies of the educati onal institution , or appli cable state/prov inc ial law." Sexual Abuse and Harassment The fraternity will not tolerate or co ndo ne any fo rm of sexist or sex uall y abusive behavior on the pa rt of its members, whether physical, mental or emotional. T hi s is to include any acti ons whic h 6
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are demeaning to women or men incl uding but not limited to date rape, gang rape or verbal harass ment. Physica l Abuse No member shall resort to or engage in any phys ical acts of violence of any kind against another indi vidual o r any acts of va nda lism of any ki nd again st an other perso n's property for any reaso n, except fo r the purpose of the defense of o ne 's self, or one 's own property and to the limited extent th at the law woul d otherwi se permit.
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Fire, Hea lth and S afety All chapter hou ses sho ul d meet all local fire and health codes and standards. A ll chapters should have posted by co mmo n pho nes emerge ncy num bers for fire, police and ambul ances and sho uld have posted evac uation routes on the back of the door of each sleeping roo m. A ll chapters should comply with eng ineering recommendati o ns as reported by the insurance company. T he possession and/or use of weapons of any ki nd within the conf ines and premi ses of the chapter ho use is express ly fo rbidden. The term weapon means an y object, substance or chemic al desig ned or intended to intlict a wo und , ca use inju ry or incapacitate, incl udin g but no t limited to, all firearms, pellet g un s, switchblades, kni ves and kni ves with blades fiv e or more inches in length or dangerous chemi cals.
Education Each fraternity shall instruct its stude nts and alumni in the Loss Preventi on Policy of FIPG , Inc. Addit ionall y, all student and alumni me mbers shall annu all y receive a copy of said Loss Preventi on Poli cy. (Adopted by the Boa rd of Directors November 1990. Revised October 2003)
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The Commander in Chief of the United States Central Command from July 2000 through July 2003, General Tommy R. Franks, Texas '67, led the American and Coalition forces to victory in Afghanistan and Iraq. Brother Franks has given us his memoirs in American Soldier, sharing his thoughts and experiences. He served in Vietnam and in Operations Desert Shield/Desert Storm. He has been awarded several medals and received many recognitions, including being named a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire.
Three Brothers from the Northwestern State Chapter are now serving in the United States military. William E. Houston '03 and Jesse Kambrick '03 are with the I99th Support Battalion, 256th Infantry Brigade out of Alexandria, Louisiana. Malcolm Rochelle '05 is with Troop A, 108th CAV, 256th Infantry Brigade out of Natchitoches, Louisiana.
ILT Stephen C. Sherman, lona '02, at his July 12,2004 promotion to the rank of I LT. Brother Sherman is a signal corp officer in the U.S. Army, stationed at Fort Drum, New York. He served a year as a platoon leader with the 10th Signal Battalion and now is serving in a position as S-6 in the 3-llth Calvary unit.
NOVEMBER 6, DU Friends & Family Night Golf Classic, 7:30 pm, Continental Golf Club, Contact Rob DiVito at DUASU alumni@yahoo.com.
ARLINGTON NOVEMBER 28 - Turkey Bowl football game, I pm, contact DUArlington@hotmail.com or phone 817-462-0007.
FRESNO OCTOBER 30 - 36th annual DU Charity GolfTournament, Sherwood Forest Golf Club. Contact Tim Lewis at timlewis384@hotmail.com for more information or to make a reservation. NOVEMBER 5-6 - 75th Anniversary Celebration, for more information contact Ray Hignell at
MANITOBA rayhig@mts.net (phone 204-786-5522) or Rees Jones at rjones@jorycapital.com (phone 204925-5214).
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NOVEMBER 5 - 81 st annual dinner - DUs from all chapters welcome. For more information and/or reservations, contact Chad Treaster at chad.treaster@micorp.com (phone 414-2231479), Chuck Munkwitz at smunkwit@execpc.com (phone 262-513+0198), or David Herzer at dgherzer@en-tel.net (phone 320-222-6860) .
NORTHERN NOVEMBER 6 and NOVEMBER 20,Alumni Tailgating, two hours before the noon kickoffs for November 6 (Southern Utah) and November 20 (South Dakota State) games. For more COLORADO information contact Patrick Gerhart at f1oydcaster@hotmail.com (phone 970-371-5619). OCTOBER 29 - IOOth Anniversary, The Columbus Maennerchor, 966 S. High Street, Columbus, OHIO STATE Ohio, dinner at 7 pm, for more information or reservations contact Robert Murray at Robert j murray@bankone.com (phone 614-352-341 I).
PHILADELPHIA NOVEMBER 12 - Founders Day Dinner, Union League Club, 140 S. Broad Street, Philadelphia. ALU M N I CLUB For more information contact Bill Messick at messy 12@aol.com, phone 215-321-9138, fax 215321-3684.
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DID YOU KNOW... WITH DELTA UPSILON FRATERNITY ...that Charles Gates Dawes, Marietta 1884, was President of Delta Upsilon Fraternity 1913-14, was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1925, served as United States Vice President under Calvin Coolidge in 1925-29, and was US Ambassador to Charles Gates Dawes the Court of St. 1865 - 195 I James during the 1930s?
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Over 1,000 years of DU Brotherhood represented by these men who attended the April 24, 2004 Founders Day celebration of the Pennsylvania State Chapter.
Brother Dawes, a native of Illinois, was a lawyer, author, banker, industrialist, statesman, soldier, and diplomat, etc. He served during World War I, becoming a Brigadier General in October 1918. He was the first supervisor of the US Bureau of the Budget, working without pay or title from an attic room at the Treasury Department. By the end of the year he had established an efficient budget system that reportedly saved the taxpayers $300 million (remember this was 1921) - he drew his entire year's salary of $1 and returned home. The Nobel Peace Prize was given him for his work on the Dawes Plan enabling German reparation payments to the Allied nations following World War I. 8
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(I to r) Gavin S. Mills, Alberta '95, Thomas F. Durein, Oregon State '92, and James G. Bell, Calgary '94.
The weather was beautiful, the setting spectacular, the programming innovative, the brotherhood indescribable! Everyone who attended the late-July annual conference in Portland, Oregon, declared it one of Delta Upsilon's best conferences. The new format of the undergraduates and alumni meeting together for sessions mutually beneficial in building better men may well be developed into one of DU's most progressive educational models. Among the faculty were Brothers Mawi Asgedom, Harvard '99, Rod Barleen, Kansas '97, Jeff Bernstein, Rochester '04, Terry Bullock, Kansas State '61, Adam Culley, Northern Iowa '00, Rich Delano, Indiana '85, Tom Durein, Oregon State '92, Joshua Katz, Central Florida '97, Will Keim, Pacific '75, Jordan Lotsoff, Northern Illinois '88, Ed Porter, Oklahoma '65, Justin Porter, Harvard '99, Daryl Reisfeld, Rochester '03, Ron Sutor, Oklahoma '04, and Curtis Zimmerman, Miami '04. The Province Governors - Delta Force Brothers - met and discussed how to reinvigorate alumni involvement for the betterment of the Fraternity. The Alumni Volunteer Conference had its best attendance yet and rated among the highest evaluations. Both the Fraternity Board of Directors and the Educational Foundation Board ofTrustees held their separate meetings and then met jointly as is the custom during the annual conference. The Undergraduate Convention and then the Assembly ofTrustees held their deliberations on legislation and the election of the Board of Directors for the upcoming year. All of this plus good food and Delta Upsilon style brotherhood combined to make the 2004 annual educational conference one to remember. The appreciation of all who attended (and those who could not attend) goes to the Educational Foundation for the grant which in great portion supports this program, and in turn the many donors who demonstrate their interest and loyalty by their gifts of money, time, and personal resources. Make plans now to attend the 2005 Leadership Institute in Denver, July 28 31 . DELTA U ON THE WEB @ www.DeltaU.org
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DELTA UPSILON FRATERNITY July 30,2004 ~ Friday, July 30, after lunch, the men of
Delta Upsilon boarded school buses and went to the Jack, Will & Rob Boys & Girls Club, Camas, Washington for an afternoon of pure fun .
~ Mike Valentine and other members of the Fraternity staff helped with getting the men on the buses for transportation to Camas.
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The men learned to juggle - instructions and oversight by Brothers Will Keim, Pacific '75, and Curtis Zimmerman, new initiate of the Miami Chapter.
Delta Upsilon International Fraternity Awards Program Summary 2003-2004 AWARD
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Chapter Administration Program
Central Florida
Alumni Relations Program
South Carolina
Facility Management Program Financial Management Program Loss Prevention Program
DePauw Kansas State Central Florida
Member Education Program Public Relations Program Associate Member Education Program Membership Recruitment Program
Rochester Oklahoma Central Florida Miami
Academic Performance Program
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Fraternity Ritual Program Human Service Program Most Improved Chapter Sweepstakes Award/Finalists
Missouri Central Florida Arlington/N. Dakota Central Florida
Central Florida, DePauw, Michigan Tech, Minnesota, North Dakota Central Florida, Kansas, Missouri, South Carolina, Western Illinois Alberta, DePauw, Indiana, Kansas, Washington California, Central Florida, Kansas State, Miami, Missouri Arlington, Central Florida, North Dakota, Washington, Western Illinois Central Florida, DePauw, Manitoba. Missouri, Rochester Central Florida, Kansas State. Miami, Missouri. Oklahoma Central Florida, Chicago, Minnesota, Western Illinois Central Florida, Kansas State, Miami, Missouri, Washington Central Florida, Kansas State, North Dakota, Purdue, Washington Alberta, Kansas State, Missouri, Oklahoma, Washington Central Florida, Indiana, Miami, Purdue, St. Norbert
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Chairman's Award - Alumnus of the Year John Layman President's Award - Undergraduate of the Year Tom Leonard
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One of the highlights of every Leadership Institute is the presentation of the Chairman's Award (Alumnus Volunteer of the Year) and the President's Award (Undergraduate of the Year). Excerpted here are the introductions and accolades given to the 2003-04 recipients.
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John Layman, Michigan '55. DU is certain that one of the largest contributing factors to a chapter's success is the dedication and influence of a talented alumni advisor and volunteer. The recipient of this year's Chairman's Award goes to a brother whose loyalty to DU knows no limits. No doubt he is still using the same leadership skills that he developed while serving as Chapter President in 1954, before graduating from the University of Michigan in 1955. Since then, he has remained an interested and involved alumnus. He has been involved with the chapter for the past several years, most recently serving as the chairman of their alumni chapter fundraising efforts, wherein the past year he raised over $50,000 for chapter house Chairman of the Board, William L. improvements, plus the personal time he spent painting, cleaning and overall work on the chapter house. Messick, Lafayette '68 (I), with During the chapter's revival a couple of years ago, he felt the call to be involved, even to the point of Chairman's Award winner John C. recruiting new members for the colony before their triumphant return last year, giving further proof that "rush Layman, Michigan '55. never ends" and that recruitment skills stay with you, even as an alumnus. Sometimes men decide it is time to stop volunteering; others,like this year's recipient, simply keep doing more and more .....truly one of DU's "diamonds in the rough". The honorable mention recipients are: Darrell Holloway, Arlington '98, and Robert F. K. Martin, Minnesota '95 .
•••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••• PRESIDENT'S AWARD: Tom Leonard, Michigan '04 The President's Award is designed to recognize the undergraduate member who has best given his time and effort to the betterment of his chapter, campus, and community over the just completed academic year. The candidate should exhibit a high level of academic performance, and a dedication to the principles of Delta Upsilon. This year, the President's Award goes to a brother from the Michigan Chapter. His service to his chapter is unique in that he helped organize efforts to reinstall the chapter, which was successfully accomplished last year. He has served as VP-recruitment and most recently a term as Chapter President. His dedication to DU inspired many of the younger members in his chapter, and during his tenure as Delta Upsilon President, Ed Porter, President, the newly installed chapter raised its average GPA, jumping up six places in the University standings Oklahoma '65 (r), with President's among all fraternities. Award winner Thomas L. Leonard III, The letter of recommendation for this award from US Congressman Mike Rogers, illustrates all of the Michigan '04. leadership and interpersonal skills that this year's recipient displays, all of which is what a DU man should be. Finally, he is very devoted to service at his church, has volunteered at the Boys & Girls Club, helps to tutor his chapter brothers, and also teaches English to Hispanics in the Ann Arbor area so that they can work more effectively in their jobs. Honorable Mention recipients for the President's Award go to Aaron Siders, Kansas State '04 and Joshua Sawyer, Arlington 'OS .
•••••••••••• •••••••••••• •••••••• DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD: Bruce S. Bailey, Denison '58 March 18, 1956 was a great day for the Delta Upsilon. For that was the day when Brother Bruce Bailey recited the Oath of Initiation with the Denison Chapter, thereby cementing his membership in the Delta Upsilon Fraternity. Brother Bailey's DU resume already reads like a novel. He has been an involved and dedicated alumnus since the day he graduated in 1958 from Denison University with a degree in economics, and continuing his education at the American Institute of Banking. He also participated in graduate programs at Rutgers, Harvard, and Columbia Universities. Brother Bailey spent his career in the banking industry where he moved up the ladder to finally retire as President of Bank One Corporation. Distinguished Alumnus Award Not only is Brother Bailey civic-minded, having been involved in and recognized by various community given to Bruce S. Bailey, Denison '58 and civic groups, but he is a leader by design. He has served as President or Chairman in nearly half of the 30 plus organizations he has been a part of in the past. Within the last 40 years, he has served Delta Upsilon in some official capacity. He served on the DU Educational Foundation's Board ofTrustees even before he was named the Fraternity Treasurer in 1972. Delta Upsilon was fortunate when on August 2, 1992 Brother Bailey was elected to serve not only as its President, but to date, he is the only man to serve DU as President and Chairman of the Board at the same time. Before, during and since that time, he has faithfully continued to serve as a member of the DU Educational Foundation's Board ofTrustees. An award much deserved by a tireless and faithful brother, and it is proudly awarded by a humbled and grateful brotherhood. 12
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UNDERGRADUATE NEWS
After a day of DU alumni and brother events, including an initiation ceremony and a softball game, in which the alumni gave the current brothers a beating, Marty Krasnitz '57 announced that he would be stepping down from the Chicago Chapter alumni board after 40 years of service. His efforts in refounding
the Chapter, as well as guiding their efforts to become better men has been greatly appreciated. Following this announcement, the brothers of DU, both young and old, piled on stage for the 92nd annual University of Chicago InterFraternity Sing Competition. DU Will Shine Tonight and Down Among the Dead Men were sung that night. The Chicago Chapter of Delta Upsilon was decorated with the IF Sing "Spirit Award." This award was given to the fraternity that best exemplified their professed goals as well as those of the University.
Following the Homecoming 2003 disappointing behavior by our Brothers, Delta Upsilon stalwarts again stood up to be counted among those men who BUILD. Staff support for DU from the Student Life Office, under the direction of Dr. Lon Vickers with the assistance of Bruce Peterson, Western Illinois '74, was extraordinary. Charlie Dawes '71, alumni club president and an administrator at
the College, threw himself into helping the chapter as did Dr. Ryan May, faculty advisor and assistant professor of psychology. Dustin Roberts, Bradley '02, of the International DU Headquarters staff visited the chapter throughout the year, making positive suggestions and lending support from the Fraternity. President of Marietta College, Jean Scott, attended DU initiations and encouraged the brothers to change for the better. A new sense of urgency and direction was instilled in the membership of DU in 2003-04 and a new chapter in the long and proud history of Delta Upsilon Fraternity at Marietta College has begun.
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North The alumni association of the North Carolina Chapter of Delta UpSilon began construction in August 2004 of their long-anticipated new chapter house on the site of their existing property near the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Permission to build has been received from the Chapel Hill Town Council, and construction is anticipated to be completed in Spring 2005. The undergraduate chapter is currently in reorganization and recruitment of new members is underway with the active support of the International Fraternity represented by Phil McDaniel, Central Florida '03. The location of the new house is an ideal one, one-block from the campus, with three sororities in the immediate vicinity. The new house replaces the fo rmer 80-year old chapter house that was razed in 2002. It is designed in a lodge style concept. The 5,500 square-foot bu ilding will have a chapter room, dining room, game room, TV room and five one-man rooms with private bathrooms to house chapter officers. The estimated cost of the building and related expenses is approximately $900,000 of which the chapter
already has over $500,000 in cash, with the balance to be covered by an additional fund raising effort and a construction loan, to be converted to long-term mortgage financing upon completion in Spring 2005. The North Carolina Chapter of Delta UpSilon was originally founded in 1924 as the Sigma Delta local fraternity. It received its charter from Delta Upsilon in 1953 and acquired its current property (which it owns free and clear) in 1956. It has initiated over I, I00 brothers and has an active alumni association, the North Carolina Delta Upsilon Foundation, headed by Brother Mark H. Prakke '87, a forme r chapter president, who will be serving as adviser to the undergraduates. Faculty advisors for the new colony are Stan Black '61 , a professor and former chairman of the Dept. of Economics, and Randy Myer '67. The co-chairmen of the capital campaign are Brothers Fred Atkins '67 and Don Heacock '64. Brothers desiring to assist in the reorganization effort or join the more than 194 brothers who have already contributed to the capital campaign, or who have not completed their previous pledges to the campaign, should contact the North Carolina Delta Upsilon Foundation, PO. Box 911, Raleigh, NC 27602. For further information contact Brother Atkins at 919-467-8000.
The lona Chapter has grown tremendously over the past academic year in many ways. The Chapter is currently the largest fraternity on campus and is one of the more popular Greek organizations at lona. The college recognized the hard work and dedication by the chapter membership. The Student Government Association awarded the lona Chapter with the Creative Programming Award for its Wheelchair Basketball Charity game, where the lona Men's Basketball team played in wheelchairs against the United Spinal Association Nets, a championship wheelchair basketball team affiliated with the NBA New Jersey Nets.The Chapter raised a considerable amount of money for the United Spinal Association (unitedspinal.org). The event produced one of the largest turnouts for a studentorganized event at lona, much to the delight of the brothers of the Chapter. lona College's Greek Council also recognized the efforts of the Chapter. At its annual awards banquet, the Greek Council awarded the lona Chapter the Social Program of the Year for the chapter's Miss Gael Pageant, and Community Service Event of the Year for Wheelchair Basketball. Former chapter President Jemel Liverpool 'as was elected President of the Student Government Association for the 2004-05 academic year. In a highly contested election, Brother Liverpool was able to pull off the upset victory by a slim margin. Overall, the lona Chapter has been very successful in all aspects of DU life. From community service to building the brotherhood, the lona Chapter is excited and proud of its achievements and is looking forward to another successful academic year.
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UNDERGRADUATE NEWS
Oklahoma
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A great review of the school year for the Oklahoma Chapter. They finished fourth overall in intramurals, greatly helped by a first place finish in the softball tournament. This continues what has been become a tradition of finishing in the top five in intramurals for the OU Chapter.
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The spring semester was another strong one for the San Jose Chapter. After their success in winning the IFC football championship in the fall , they went on to win the IFC Olympics in the spring.The events included the chess tournament won by Dan Rodriguez '07, bowling, tug-o-war and the dunk contest won by Andrew Lauder '04. The chapter took first place in the battle of
In scholarship the chapter had 54% of the membership rating a 3.0 GPA or higher; 25% with a 3.5 GPA or higher; and 8 brothers had a perfect 4.0 GPA. Chapter house repairs made during the summer included new shutters and gutters, fence replacement/repair, new carpet, paint and windows for the house director's suite; new furniture for the living room; repairs to existing furniture, painting and carpet upstairs, and new mattresses - among other things.
the bands and second place in the turtle bowl. Elected to the IFC were Rodney Blaco '04 (sports chairman) and Tito Cendejas '05 (scholarship chairman). These brothers also helped to re-start the Order of Omega at San Jose State. Brother Blaco was elected to the student government where he serves as the director of extracurricular affairs. Robert Trujillo '04 served as the boxing team captain and Brother Lauder was one of the leaders of the men's club volleyball team that was ranked nationally during the season.
Arlington November I -December 1 Boys & Girls Club Toy Drive. Contact Jeff Mooradian 401 -265-5309, ~ November 12, Fall Formal, contact Shawn Peden 817-797-5395, ~ November 19, Rite I, November 20 Rite II, contact Adam Mendez 214-683-1881, ~
Culver-Stockton October 23 & 24 16th annual homeless rally to benefit the Salvation Army. Contact Phil Caldwell, ~
Georgia Tech October 16-18 Homecoming/Georgia Tech Founders Day Visit~
Kent State October 16 Homecoming - flash and duck run proceeds to go to Donna Charlton, chapter advisor, towards the scholarship established in memory of her son. Contact~
2005 Winter Educ:ational Conferenc:e
Manitoba
Indianapolis, Indiana January 7-9 at the Hyatt Regency
October 29 Haunted House for Ryerson Chapter of Winnipeg Boys & Girls Club
Programming is especially designed for Chapter Presidents and Rush Chairmen. Deadline to register is December 1, 2004. let the Fraternity Headquarters know who holds these positions at your chapter or colony so that information on the meeting will reach the attendees. E-mail the Chapter Services Administrative Assistant, Brandy Cole, at ~ or phone her at 317-875-8900 ext. 200. Watch your mail and e-mail for more details on this important educational conference. Remember this conference is one of the benefits of your conference assessment - don't miss out on this opportunity.
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San Jose October 30 Homecoming alumni tailgate (vs. UTEP) November 6 Initiation of fall pledge class November 10 DU philanthropy Spartan Triathlon (hot dog eating, arm wrestling, and bench press) Contact ~
International Service Week··········· • October lJ-November 7 All chapters are urged to participate in community service activities during this week.
Brothers in Delta Upsilon, We are extremely grateful to everyone who supported us this past year in our annual fundraising efforts. All of our donors are important to our success and we are proud to be able to recognize each and everyone of you on the following pages. This year will be no different than any of the past years in terms of how important your involvement will be in our efforts. While not trying to sound negative, the number of donors to our annual effort has remained steady at best. I firmly believe that our brotherhood possesses the wherewithal to do better. Therefore I will appeal to all of our brothers. If you supported us last year, please continue to do so. You have no idea how much your loyalty is appreciated by those undergraduates who are the recipients of your kindness. You truly are making a difference in the lives of our undergraduate brothers. And, for those of you who may not have joined us last year, or maybe did not renew for whatever reason, please let me stress how important it is to give back to Delta Upsilon. Quite frankly, if you are waiting to be asked, consider this an ask! If you are waiting until you have "enough to give," please do not wait any longer. As one of our DU brothers has mentioned before, "It is not how much you give, but that you give what you can." The number of donors that we have is equally as important as the dollars we raise. We hope that you will fulfill your "promise to be loyal" from our Oath of Initiation, by maintaining your continuing support of the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation. I would be remiss if I did not thank Brothers Scott Tarter, DePauw '84, and Jack Jadel, Bowling Green '52 who recently concluded their tenure on our Foundation board. Their talents and insight have proved invaluable to the DUEF. We are indebted to both of them and to the service of all of our continuing Trustees and staff for their tireless work. In addition, we are pleased to welcome Brother Bill Rappolt, Lafayette '67 to our Board. Bill's experience brings a new and exciting perspective to the DUEF leadership, and we are thrilled to have him aboard. We are truly excited about the prospect of this fiscal year and all that is to come for our great Fraternity. Please show your support by helping us set a new record of donors to our annual appeal by sending in a gift today. Even the smallest effort of sending a gift, can have the largest effect. We will continue to grow stronger ......... .. because you care.
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Beginning this fall, there will be a new addition to the Fraternity's permanent building in Indianapolis with the installation of the Foundation's new Lifetime Recognition Wall.
The recognition is designed to honor those brothers who have exhibited their loyalty through their generous spi rit of giving. The wall currently recognizes all brothers who have amassed a lifetime gift total of $5,000 o r more to the DU Educational Foundation and/or Chapter Educat ional Account. For those who have already reached this plateau, o r once a dono r does reach it, his nameplate will be automatically added. Once a nameplate is on the wall , donors also have an oppo rtunity to have their nameplate moved "up a level " as their lifetime total increases. Dono rs can be recognized at the following levels: $5,000 ..................... Friendship $10,000 ....................Character $25,000 ....................... Culture $50,000 .......................Justice $100,000+ ... . ......... Dikaia Upotheke
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This permanent fixture honors those brothers whose outstanding generosity demonstrates a commitment to the tradition of yesterday and the vision of tomorrow. Make sure your name is included! Be sure to visit www.deltau.org for more information as it becomes available later this fall!
Leave your legacy and preserve your name for posterity! A charitable bequest to the DU Educational Foundation may be expressed in terms of a specific dollar amount, a percentage of an estate, or as a residual or contingency beneficiary. Wills are important to ensure that wishes regarding assets will be observed and that the estate minimizes taxes or other expenses. The following language is acceptable for inclusion in the will of any DU alumnus: "1 hereby give, devise and bequeath to the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation with headquarters at 8705 Founders Road, Indianapolis, Indiana, the sum of $ ; or the following described property: or the residue of my estate, to be used for the general purposes of the Foundation as the Board of Trustees may direct." 16
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In the summer of 2000 The McQuaid Scholarship Fund was created to acknowledge the tremendous service of Delta Upsilon's immediate past president.James D. McQuaid Chicago '60.The creation of the scholarship marked a welcome return to the Foundation's early practices of awarding financial grants to individual DU brothers. The McQuaid Scholarships are awarded on the basis of scholarship, Fraternity/campus involvement. letters of recommendation, and community service.
The Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation is proud to announce this year's recipients of the McQuaid Scholarships:
UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS David L. Brown, North Carolina State '07, is an Eagle Scout and is extremely active in the community with activities that include tutoring elementary school children and at-risk in reading. He is music director of the award-winning "Grains ofTime," a men's a capella ensemble at NCSU, and a member of the Rotaract Club. Even with all of his extracurricular involvement, he still finds time to maintain a 4.0 GPA. One of his most important and most recent activities is seeing his involvement go from that of a colony member to a chapter member, with the triumphant return of DU's North Carolina State Chapter this past spring.When talking about his membership in DU, he says that "through leadership, an individual can bring his goals to fruition, and because we as brothers share the common goal of becoming closer and seeing our brotherhood progress, those who take initiative to move forward are awarded with the support of the Fraternity." Kenneth B. Norton, Kansas State '05, has served his chapter as Vice-President of Member Education and as President. He has also been involved in Student Government and with the Institute for Industrial Engineers, and Tau Beta Pi engineering honor society. He is a member of Blue Key, and boasts an extensive list of community involvement. He is described as being one who exemplifies the Four Founding Principles, and proves that "DU is at the heart of what he believes in." He himself stated, "From the very beginning of my college experience, Delta Upsilon has provided far more opportunities for leadership and personal growth than any other activity. I am grateful for the tremendous experiences I have had with Delta UpSilon." Brother Norton plans to graduate in May of 2005.
GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS David L. Reiner, Rochester '04, has served his chapter in a variety of capacities while maintaining a strenuous course load. He is a member of three different honor societies, including Golden Key, and has been on the Dean's List throughout most of his college career. This brother's list of accomplishments goes on and on, but quite impressive is a quote from one of his references who stated, " ... he exemplifies all that is great about our Fraternity: our Principles, our heritage, our belief in non-secrecy, and our focus on the education of the Renaissance Man:' Brother Reiner has already begun his graduate studies in Israel as he studies to become a Rabbi. His education in Israel will be followed by studies at the Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati, Ohio. Keith G. Hill, Western Illinois '04, has compiled an impressive resume of scholastic honors, having been on the Dean's List, a member of the Golden Key, Blue Key honor societies, as well as Mortar Board and Order of Omega. He graduated in 2004 from Western Illinois UniverSity, is enrolled to pursue a degree in International Management from the same institution in the fall, and plans to stay active in the chapter's activities for a reason from which we can all learn. He stated, "I want incoming members to see that even after graduation, Delta Upsilon is something that stays with a person and has a large effect on their lives. I also want them to see that because of this effect, there are alumni that wish to see them succeed and are willing to help them succeed."
Applications for the 2005 McQUaid Scholarships will be accepted beginning January 1,2005 until April 15, 2005. Additional information on these scholarships is available at www.deltau.org or by contacting Brother Craig S. Sowell, Houston '92 at 317-875-8900 ext. 225 or bye-mail at Sowell@DeltaU.org. DELTA U ON THE WEB @ www.DeltaU.org
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Last year's changes to the President's Club proved to be a great success. The new President's Club pin is a big hit! Every year a donor lOins the club (total annual gifts of of $200 or more), a new pin is sent to them, which indicates the number of years he has been a member. Pins are sent with the receipts following each year's gift. Keep your pin current and show off your DU pride! Also, President's Club donors who "opt-in" to receive them, will receive a copy of their chapter's visitation report so they can keep up-to-date on how their chapter Is doing. Reports are sent via email in PDF format (arrangements can be made via mall (or those without email) once the DU leadership consultant has completed the report. Contact Brother Craig Sowell at sowe!l@deltau.ore or via phone for more information. We take great pride in recognixlng all of those who joined the President's Club during the 2003-04 fiscal year!
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Charles Evans Hughes Circle (gift of $10,000 to $24,999) Arthur K. Lund, Sail Jose '55 - CEA Raymond E. Mason, Ohio State '41 Henry M. Rowan , WillialllsfTecllllology '45 James S. McDonnell Circle (gifts of $5,000 to $9,999) James Avery, JIlillois '44 John E. Berry, Bradley '87 - CEA Robert J. Clanin, Bradley '66 - CEA Mart H. Cooley, Kallsas State '58 - CEA Richard A. Hegeman, Purdue '49 James D. McQuaid, Chicago '60 Charles D. Miller, Johlls Hopkills '49 Rhodes Design & Development Corp. - CEA John W. Rogers , Miami '57 Nelson Schaenen, Jr., Cornell '50 Sharkey Family Foundation - CEA James B. Conant Circle (gifts of $2,500 to $4,999) David E. Baumgartner, Kallsas State '78 - CEA Matthew G. Fiascone, Bradley '85 - CEA E. Bernard Franklin, Kallsas State '75 - CEA R. McDonald Gray, North Camlilla '59 - CEA Edgar F. Heizer, Jr. , Northwestern '51 John C. Jade!, Bowlillg Green '52 Allan M. Lansing, Western Olltario '53 Maurice S. Mandel , Chicago '55 William L. Messick, Lafayette '68 Brett A. Olson, Bradley '88 - CEA+ Rhodes Living Trust - CEA Stephen K. Rowley, Ohio '65 James R. Tormey, Sail Jose '57 - CEA+ John T. Weisel, Oregoll '48
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Edgar Bergen Circle (gifts of $500 to $999) Roy F. Allan, Lehigh '68 Stanley R. Banas, Purdue '50 Daniel W. Blankenburg, Bradley '94 - CEA David M. Blatner, Southwest Missouri '86 Jerry L. Bobo, Houston '77 Paul J. Bodine, Jr., Northwestern '50 Ernest J. Bontadelli, San Jose '50 - CEA Gregory S. Caine, Purdue '81 David E. Chambers, Arizona '60 Thomas W. Darling, Syracuse '81 Joseph A. DeBlasio, North Carolina '62 John A. Delaney, Florida '77
James S. Roberts, Florida '63 Walter M. & Lois K. Robinson - CEA Paul E. Rosenthal, Florida '73 Samuel A. Santandrea, Rochester '56 Christopher L. Saricks, Kansas '70 James C. Shaw, Ohio State '49 Joseph M. Sheridan, Rutgers '77 Jeffrey Siegel, Mm y iand '78 James W. Smith, Washington & Lee '62 Alexander D. Stepovich, San Jose '55 - CEA Michael L. Stepovich, San Jose '56 - CEA Donald W. Strickland, Mariella '66 Leland W. Sweeney, Jr., San Jose '55 - CEA+ Michael C. Thielen, Iowa '57 Allan A. Warrack, Alberta '61 David B. Whitehurst, Purdue '59 John J. Winkler, Bradley '88 - CEA David H. Wynja, Iowa '67
M. Eighmy Foundation - CEA Michael B. Magnani , California '59 Richard C. Marx, Pennsylvania '54 David D. McKeag VI, Minnesota '04 Raymond R. Moser, Jr., Georgia Tech '83 Edward F. Paliatka, Bradley '56 - CEA+ A. Ed Porter, Oklahoma '65 Rice Family Foundation - CEA San Jose Alumni Corp. - CEA Elaine Sceva - CEA Phillip A. Schott, Northern Colorado '96 David R. Schumacher G. E. Sebastian, Pennsylvania '51 Beurt SerVaas, Indiana '41 Norman E. Sidler, Bradley '91 - CEA William A. Sigman, Iowa State '50 Todd P. Smith, Bradley '89 - CEA Mrs. Ashton M. Tenney, Jr. , in memory of Ashton M. Tenney, Jr., Chicago '43 Charles T. & Marion M. Thompson Foundation Richard B. Thompson, Michigan State '67 Robert L. Tyburski, Colgate '74 Peter V. Ueberroth, San Jose '59 Ben T. Walkingstick, Oklahoma '52 Washington State Housing Corp. - CEA
Delta Upsilon Club of New England John Durante, Bradley '91 - CEA John H. Eyler, Washington '69 Raymond P. Faucher, Kansas State '79 - CEA James R. Fordonski, Bradley '91 - CEA J. William Frank III, Lehigh '68 P. David Franzetta, Michigan State '70 Jay R. Hamann, Minn esota '59 Mark E. Harbaugh, Bradley '91 - CEA Scott D. Harbaugh, Bradley '86 - CEA Oliver H. Heely, Jr. , Auburn '68 Tim L. Heiman, Kansas State '76 - CEA John F. Herma, Rutgers '70 John C. Herron, South Carolina '88 David G. Herzer, Wisconsin '54 Richard M. Holland, Syracuse '83 Jess S. Jiuliante, Pennsylvania '49 Aldie E. Johnson, Jr. , Iowa State '47 William G. Kagler, Syracuse '54 Joshua A. Katz, Central Florida '97 - CEA+ T. Michael Kni es, Tennessee '71 Stephan G. Kouzomis, //Iinois '68 Douglas C. Kramlich, Northwestern '59 Joseph Laquatra, Jr. , Cornell '74 Byron O. Lee, Jr., Purdue '51 James V. Leininger, Mariella & Ohio State '48 George C. Long, Bowling Green '67 D. Robert Madsen, San Jose '51 - CEA William G. Malloy, Northern 1/Iinois '69 Lewis A. Maroti, Lehigh '58 Gregory H. Mathews, Florida '70 John S. McConnell, DePauli' '66 Curt D. McMillen, Iowa '80 Robert W. Muntzinger, Kent State '51 - CEA+ Donald C. Nelson, San Jose '57 - CEA E. Bruce McKinney, Missouri '74 Laurence E. Meyer, Bradley '64 - CEA Paul E. Miller, Kansas State '69 - CEA David S. Nelson, Clarkson '69 Warren P. Nesbitt, Wisconsin '76 Reginald B. Newman II, Northwestern '59 Jon L. Prime, Bradley '63 Michael K. PUllin, Bradley '91 - CEA Donald L. Riechman, Bradley '60 - CEA+ James L. Ringuette, No. Dakota St. '94 - CEA
Charles G. Dawes Circle (gifts of $200 to $499) John S. Adams, Wichita '04 James C. Aitken, Washington '70 James R. Allan, Oregon '53 David V. Allard, Indiana '70 Alden L. Allen, Minn esota '49 Charles L. Allen, Michigan State '55 Robert L. Allman, Wisconsin '58 James A. Allums, Texas '59 Larry W. Amos, Washington State '68 Bruce C. Anderson, Purdue '65 Michael J. Anderson, Washington St. '79 - CEA Stephen J. Anderson, Northern Iowa '79 Pedro Arellano, Bradley '96 - CEA Troy M. Aschemann, Western 1/Iinois '05 Thomas M. Ashton, La!ayelle '86 Mark A. Bahr, Kansas State '86 - CEA Richard T. Baker, Ohio State '48 Bruce K. Balderston, Pennsylvania State '76 Patrick T. Bannon, Bradley '89 - CEA Harold D. Barker, Miami '50 John R. Baron, Lehigh '79 James J. Barr, Bradley '67 - CEA+ Rudolph D. Bartholomew, Bradley '53 Donald E. Batty, Brown '38 Richard U. Bayles, Technology '63 Thomas P. Bays, Oregon State '42 W. Brett Beene, Baylor '87 George S. Beimdiek, Missouri '35 Ted J. Biggerstaff, Nebraska '63 Alvin G. Block, Bradley '68 - CEA Herbert H. Boswau, Denison '55 Frederick W. Bradley, Jr., Colgate '50 Leo R. Brammer, Jr., Oklahoma '47 Robert J. Brand, Louisville '70 Robert S. Brase, Missouri '65 Hugh D. Braymer, Oklahoma '55 Jere E. Bremer, Bradley '66 - CEA+ Jerry E. Brennan, Jr. , Purdue '55 Kelley J. Brennan, Mariella '64 B. Chris Brewster, Colorado '77 Christian Brim, Oklahoma '92 Robert W. Broad, Syracuse '60
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Herbert Brownell Circle (gifts of $1,000 to $2,499) Ronald C. Abbott, Kansas State '61 - CEA Horace L. Acaster, Pennsylvania '44 Gary B. Adams, Oregon '66 Stephen A. Antush, Washington St. '84 - CEA 1. Carter Bacot, Hamilton '55 Bruce S. Bailey, Denison '58 Scott R. Bayman, Florida '68 Jeffrey A. Bryant, Oregon State '97 Richard B. Campbell, Nebraska '68 Charles M. Carey, 1/Iinois '82 - CEA+ David H. Carnahan, Denison '60 Ken Y. Chan, Central Florida '97 - CEA David L. Cole, Wilmington '72 Ronald J. Compratt, Bradley '58 - CEA Michael F. Copping, Bradley '90 - CEA Harry A. Crawford, Ohio State '47 Dallas L. D' hondt, Bradley '55 - CEA Anthony M. Day, Bowling Green '02 Richard L. Delano, 1ndiana '85 Thomas F. Durein, Oregon State '92 Dennis P. Duzyk, Bradley '88 - CEA John R. Eplee, Kansas State '75 - CEA+ Richard F. Fagan, Washington '52 Jeffrey L. Fuhrman, Northern Iowa '94 Nicholas T. Giorgianni , Kelll State '56 - CEA+ Lewis D. Gregory, Kansas '75 William A. Hamilton, Oklahoma '57 W. H. Harwell , Jr., Missouri '51 Jay A. Istvan , Bradley '82 - CEA Charles F. Jennings, Marietfa '3 1 Howard Kahlenbeck, Jr., Indiana '52 Charles H. Kamm, San Jose '57 - CEA Ryan M. Kelly, Bradley '94 - CEA Martin Krasnitz, Chicago '57 Gary L. Levering, Northwestern '61 Robert M. Loch, Nebraska '54
Roger W. Wothe, Technology '58 Samuel M. Yates, San Jose '55 - CEA+ Ray K. Zarvell , Bradley '68 - CEA
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Walter R. Brookhart, Virginia '71 Carl R. Brown, Bradley '03 - CEA Robert E. Brubaker, Penllsylvania State '54 William A. Bruck, Arlington '72 Keith B. Bruening, Iowa State '80 Scott R. Bryeans, Bradley '86 - CEA Kevin 1. Burke, Bradley '88 - CEA Adam J. Burns, Bradley '01 - CEA Benjamin T. Burson ill, Georgia Tech '65 Richard D. Butler, Oklahoma '78 Casey M. Cannady, Purdue '99 Paul G. Cantor, Alberta '62 Jeffrey 1. Capon, Bucknell '94 Kevin D. Carlton , Washillgton '86 Peter W. Carmel, Chicago '56 Steven M. Casey, Iowa State '91 John L. Cassell, Jr., Texas '70 Douglas A. Cassens, Kellt State '68 - CEA+ Clark G. Channing, California '58 - CEA+ Alan R. Chapman, l/Iinois '69 Mason W. Child, Virgillia '78 Philip N. Christiansen, South Dakota '75 Brent L. Circle, Illdialla '67 H. P. Clappier, Swarthmore '44 Aaron D. Clevenger, Celltral Florida '97 Mrs. William H. Close in memory of William H. Close, Johlls Hopkills '57 Clement T. Cole, Carnegie '79 Anthony C. Colletti, Bradley '96 - CEA Jan M. Collins, Kallsas '61 Ross D. Collver, British Columbia '60 Arthur F. Colombo, Millllesota '54 Lawrence M. Cooper, Kallsas State '73 - CEA William H. Corben, U.CLA. '40 Charles P. Cords, Califomia '50 - CEA Peter E. Costich, Dar/mowh '49 Jeffrey W. Courter, Iowa State '84 Donald J. Covey, Washillgtoll '48 John W. Crabbe, Auburn '68 Edwin D. Crane, Arkallsas '76 Allyn J. Crofts, Jr., Purdue '47 John O. Cronk, Iowa State '60 Adam L. Culley, Northern 10lVa '00 - CEA+ D. Patrick Curran, Stallford '66 Jonathan R. Custis, Bradley '02 Bernard A. Dahlem, Louisville '51 Robert A. Dahlsgaard, Jr., Bradley '63 Alfred W. Dalcher, Kent State '57 William R. Daniel, Virgillia '67 Thomas E. Darcy, San Diego '72 Jack David, Rutgers '63 James F. Davidson , California '48 - CEA+ James W. Davis III, Washillgtoll St. '82 - CEA Patrick M. Davis, Bradley '92 - CEA Julian L. Dawson, Jr., Oklahoma '35 Willis R. Deming, Ohio State '35 Bradley 1. DeSplinter, Bradley '84 - CEA Milton K. Deuel, Marietta '42 William W. Dickhart III, Cornell '43 Jeffrey A. Dickson , Buckllell '90 Ross Dobberteen, Michigall State '52 Frank S. Dodd, Miami '49 Paul W. Doetsch, Mmylalld '76
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Peter R. Dolan, Tufts '78 Jonathan D. Domash, Carnegie '76 Richard P. Donohoe, Illillois '55 H. Robert Douglass, Nebraska '59 W. Blake Down, Oregoll State '43 Wayne A. Drysdale, Rochester '59 John K. Dunlap, Texas '73 Clint M. Dworshak, No . Dakota St. '00 - CEA+ Mr. & Mrs. Craig Enochs, Houstoll '94 - CEA+ Charles R. Epperson, DePauw '59 Brian K. Erickson, Houstoll '96 Joe K. Estes m, South Carolilla '90 - CEA Dean C. Eyler, Northern Iowa '93 - CEA Philip D. Farley, Houstoll '05 Bruce H. Fellows, Wisconsill '51 Christopher 1. Fisher, Millnesota '92 George H. Fisk, Nebraska '58 John C. Flanagan, St. Norbert '93 Thomas W. Foote, Purdue '50 John E. Forester, Wiscollsill '33 James V. Forte, Bradley '68 Rex B. Foster III, Iowa '77 Craig J. Franz, Bucknell '75 Norman H. Frazier, Jr., Virginia '99 Earl R. Freeman, Arlillgtoll '73 Alex S. Frei, Bradley '96 - CEA James D. Freyer, Syracuse '61 Peter 1. Galietta, Bradley '65 - CEA Robert C. Garretson, Illillois '3 9 Robert A. German, Oklahoma '90 - CEA Joseph Gibson, Kent State '68 - CEA+ Lloyd G. Gillette, Alberta '54 Derek E. GIenzinski, Bradley '91 - CEA William N. Godfi-ey, Miami '58 Joe N. Goforth, Jr., North Carolilla '66 Gary J. Golden, Rutgers '74 Fred M. Goolsby, South Carolilla '81 William R. Gordon, Kallsas State '60 Gary S. Graessle, Illillois '79 James N. Graham, Oregoll State '65 Donald S. Grant, Kent State '70 - CEA Dominic K. Greene, Oregoll '99 Gary W. Gregory, Arlillgton '77 Terrence F. Grimes, Eastern Kelltucky '71 William C. Groebe, Illinois '70 Gerald E. Gross, Michigall State '63 Robert L. Grottke, Northwestern '52 G. D. Gwinner, Kamas '64 David J. Habib, Washillgtoll '86 Phillip F. Hagan, Kallsas '82 Scott D. Hahner, Rutgers '78 James M. Haid, Techllology '93 Gerald A. Hale, Western Michigall '52 Richard B. Hallman, Purdue '54 Thomas D. Hansen, Iowa State '79 - CEA E. Gregg Hardesty, Illillois '46 Cameron G. Harman, Jr., Ohio State '59 Theodore E. Hannan, Bradley '85 - CEA Barbara A. Harness Benjamin L. Harper, Illdialla '54 James F. Harris, Wisconsill '72 William L. Harwood, North Dakota '68 Jay A. Hathaway, Kansas State '81
Melvin D. Heckt, Iowa '46 Donn A. Henshaw, Northern Iowa '79 Patrick G. Heslip, Alberta '63 William P. Hesse, Ullioll '49 Edward M. Hipke, Wiscollsill '56 David L. Hipp, Washillgtoll '84 Kevin P. Hird, Bradley '90 - CEA Patrick S. Hobin, California '59 Mrs. Robert L. Holdeman in memory of Robert L. Holdeman, Purdlle '37 Stanley V. Holm, Oklahoma '92 James B. Holt, Bradley '91 - CEA Joseph Y. Honeycutt, North Carolilla '69 Richard G. Horne, Oregoll State '52 William L. Houston, Florida '77 David W. Howe, Illillois '81 - CEA+ H. Karl Huntoon, lllillois '72 - CEA Quentin A. Hurst, Kallsas State '95 - CEA Terry A. Jackson, McGill '69 Thomas R. Jacobs, Arkallsas '77 Richard G. Jacobus, Wiscollsill '51 Scott T. Jagodzinski , North Dakota '87 Everett C. Johnson, Arizolla '62 Nils P. Johnson, Ohio State '43 O. Kepler Johnson, Jr. , Kallsas '52 Thomas W. Johnson, California '53 - CEA+ John K. Johnston, Pellnsylvallia State '58 Clifton C. Jones, Kallsas State '77 - CEA+ Stephen G. Katsinas, Illinois '78 Charles L. Kavanagh, California '64 - CEA Edward Kavazanjian, Jr., Technology '73 Robert D. Kayser, California '46 Horace S. Keifer, Jr., Ohio State '48 John D. Kenlon, Bowlillg Green '54 David T. Kercher, Virgillia '84 C. Bruce Kern n, Michigan '84 Charles B. Kiesel, Brown '36 Bryan L. Kinnamon, Iowa State '69 Austin H. Kiplinger, Cornell '39 Rodney P. Kirsch, North Dakota '78 Hugh E. Klein, Purdue '46 Matthew A, Klein, Cornell '71 Paul A. Klinefelter, North Carolina State '80 Kurt M. Kmak, Arlillgton '97 William N. Konrad, Purdue '48 Jerome G. Kralis, Purdue '51 Barry S. Kramer, Rutgers '62 David A. Krebs, Miami '80 William C. Krommenhoek, Nebraska '57 Mark D. Kuchel , Iowa State '76 Charles R. Kurtak, Washington State '42 Timothy M. Kutka, Houstoll '00 Steven F. LaBuda, Westem lllinois '88 R. Allen LaBerge, Washington '87 Andris Lacis, Purdue '64 Robert A. LaFontaine, Santa Barbara '91 Robert 1. LaFortune, Purdue '51 Gregory 1. Lamb, Iowa '94 - CEA+ William G. Landess, Kansas '53 E. James Langhurst, Ohio State '41 Robert S. Lannin, Nebraska '81 Jack D. Lapham, Marietta '49 B. Allen Lawlis, Houstoll '97
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R, Buc hanan '55 (2 5) J. Buisl '78 (22) C. Carey '82 (6) CEA+ A. Chapman '69 (20) M, C lark ' 69 K. Cox '76 ( 15) R, Donohoe' 55 C. Erick son' 4 3 (2) W. Everbam '48 J. Falolico '85 (3) M. Fin ney '53 (2) R. Garretson '39 (3) G , Graess le ' 79 ( I I) \V. Groebe '70 (2) G, Haberer '06 E. G. Hardesly '46 ( 16) J. Heil '50 (5) CEA J . Holz ' 76 CEA D. HUriberg '57 D. Howe 'SI (9) CEA+ H. K. Huntoon '72 C EA S. KalSinas ' 7S (4) R. Keck 'S5 P. Kempfer '64 (3) J, Ki mme l '60 (3) D. Kohou t '74 M. Konen '78 ( 13) S. Kouzomis '68 (6) T. Kurland 'SO (4) CEA T. Lindsey '74 R. tVlagn ussc ll '60 ( 12) P. Mamk ' S I ( IS) fl. McCarthy '85 (3) CEA+ 11'. McCri ndle '78 (3) M. Mc Lees '75 (5) D, Nixo n 7:' E. Novak' 72 (2) W. O'Dell ' 3 1 CEA+ J. O'Donne ll ' 82 (5) CEA+ J . Pa ncrazio '84 (2) D. Pence '55 M. Pileggi 'OS M. Pi zz ulo '8 1 (5) CEA+ J. Plewa '78 (5) i> Rice Fa mil y Fd n (2) CEA J. Rill '5 2 (1 8) CEA+ G. Ruge l '78 (23) C. Sarlas '63 (2) E. Sd1ll1ilt '6 1 (3) C. Schullz '67 (25) CEA+ R. Selby ' 66 (2) T. Shepard '73 (9) J. Sladek '74 (2) R. Smilh '50 (N) C. G. Wa ibel '50 (3) CEA S. Ward ' 80 (2) D. Wear '80 (2) S. Williams '7 1 (2) G. Wil son '53 R. Za hm '03 C. Zelelll ' 84 ( 10) CEA+ I NDIANA J. Akhlar'92 (2) S. Aksami t '04 D. All ard '70 (9) G. Ball '78 (4) p, Borgme ier, Jr. '69 (7) J. M. Boyd '65 J. Cartwright '54 (4)
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Q. HU",I '95 (4) CEA D. Joh nson '75 (27) CEA+ C. Jones'77 ( 10) CEA+ F. Jure nka '59 (10) W. Kenned y ' 70 C EA J. Kippes '99 CEA H. C. Kirc hh off '68 CEA K. Koudcle '99 CEA B. Lan sdowlle '94 CEA S. Lawrence '87 G. Lewa llen' 59 CEA J. Lewis ' 76 (3) R. Lill y '69 CEA A. Link '74 (2) CEA W, Long '99 CEA R. Maloney CEA P. McCall ' S I CEA D. McKi nley '7 1 CEA J. Michel '86 (4) J. Miesse '72 CEA+ D. Norton '75 (3) K. Norlon '05 (2) J. Oppy '64 (2 1) J. Pearce ' S5 (2) CEA D. F. Peterson '63 CEA R. Porter ' 72 CEA W. Ray '93 CEA B. Rei nhardt '!B CEA K. Robl '9S M. RulT '64 CEA S. Salter '79 CEA D. Schell ier 'S4 (6) CEA W. Schu ler '84 R. D. Sebe li us '7 3 CEA T. Smi lh '70 (3) !vI. Stearn s '66 (2) N. Sieffey '57 CEA M, Swanso n ' 57 CEA ivl. Teague '74 CEA H. Wiechman '89 (2) CEA tvl. Woennan '06 G. Woodard '8S CEA KEN T STATE R. Ba ldwin '60 CEA + W. Bec herer '49 (2) CEA+ G. Bechl '75 ( 10) J. Brown. Jr. '64 (4) J. Bll rke. Jr. '64 (2) CEA P. Came rino '57 (2) CEA+ D. Casse ns '68 (6 ) CEA+ M. Coppola, Jr. ' 65 ( 15) CEA+ A. Dalcher ' 57 (.1) B. Eckert '59 T. ForsYlh . 79 CEA I. Gersle n '61 ( 10) J. Gibso n '68 (5) CEA+ ,; N. Giorgiann i '56 (6) CEA+ D. Gran l '70 CEA P. Hall ' 49 (34) R. Hybe" '55 (3) K. Ka li sh '59 ( I I) T. Lilwiler '56 ( 10) CEA+ J. Ma nn inen '57 ( \ 5) R. McNei l '5 1 T. Me inhardt '54 (8) CEA+ C. Miller ' 70 W. Mi ll er '65 (I I) P. Miracle '57 (3) CEA+ J. Moll ice '91 (4) R. Mun tzin ge r '5 1 (7) CEA+ G. Paris ' 53 (3) D. Parsons '64 B, Patton '06 R. Poller '64 C. Rodgers '60 (6) L. ROlh '47 (4) P. Shriver' 50 (9) CEA P. Sh ri ver '49 ( 16) CEA+ J. Simpson ' 36 (6 ) CEA+ K. Skurkcy . 68 (2) R. Steve nsun '47 (9) H. Thomas '59 ( 13) W. VanBenthuyse n '61 (5) T. Watkins ' 62 LAFAYETT E T. Ashlon '86 (3) P. Surd '85 D. Davey '37 (5) J. dcRuyler ' 73 (2) J. Do lfi '80 (4) J. Epstei n '85 (2) J. Fisher '77 H. Hark ins '34 A. Long '03 'tl IV Messick '68 (6) tv!. ~vlet zge r '05
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J . Bako '63 D. Barnett '68 (3)
N. Sulli van ' 00 (4)
K . Brennan '64 (20)
R. \ Vest '53 1. Zembron . 74 LEHIGH A. Alber '65 (3) 1. Alcaro ' 74 tl R. A llan '68 ( 10)
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W. Moodie, Jr. ' 47 (6)
G. Naylo r ' 7 1 ( 16) W. Nott ' 36 (9) M. Parscghian '49 ( 13) J. Perna '76 (4)
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J. Ramsay '58 (6) G. Ram sden '44 ( 16) R. Ruth '68 (2) W. Salmond '46 (3) p, Savage '72 (4) P. S haw '52 (3) I, S ini '68(6) IV, Smith '50 (4) D, Szablowsk i '82 (2) M. Yasze mski ' 77 (2) LONG BEAC H C. Cooper ' 88 (7) C. Mart ucc i '88( 16) LOUISV ILLE R. Brand '70 (12) J, S, Brian '87 (5) 1. Burton '56 (2) J. Clner '54 B. Dah lem '5 1 (2) R. S. Deskin s '04 B. Dixon '85 (3) P. Fusscneggcr '79 (2) R. Gae ta '69 (3) J. M. Gray '57 (4) J, Griftlt hs '69 (16) W. Hacker. Jr, '69 (2) M. Harmon '49 (6) S. Hart stem '70 (9) F. Howe '64 (2) J. McGee '96 B. Mudrick '82 (23) T. Talaat '82 (4) J. Thomas '77 E. G, Tucke r '65 (3) L Winte r '45 (7)
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M. Caporale tti '73 ( 15) R, Coste ll o '65 ( 12) p, Doctsch ' 76 (3) J. Girolami ' 75 ( 11) R. Goco '87 (6) W Kirkpatri ck ' 68 (5) R. Ma ngano '84 P. McCuske r '85 (3) tl J, Siegel '78 ( 17) C. Socllers '66 (2) MASSACHUSE'lvrS Iv!. Crosscup '96 J. Hoggard '7 1 (8) R. Lacasse '88 (5) M. Taylo r '86 McGfLL T. Jackson '69 (2) R. Levy ' 89 J. Walker, Jr. '64 B. Wood '7 1 (2)
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D, Stephan' 58 (6) D. Strickland '66 (9) G. Suder '44 (3) D. Twbiley ' 59 (3) E. Watso n, Jr. '77 T. Welden '72 (2) W, Wilkin so n '49 G. D. Woodring '5 9 (3) B. Veste r '51 G. Yester '5 1 ( 15)
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N. Murray "39 C. Otto II '56 (3) D. Portanova '63 (6) C. Schmidt' 53 L. Suedi ker '50 ( II )
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J. Burns, Jr. '82 (4) W. Carlson '47 R. T. Cawrse '66 (2) W. Darlin '56 (4) F. Dodd '49 ( 16) D, Fulto n '6 1 D. Garri son ' 90 (6) E, Gates '48 (6) p, Ge ige r ' 63 (2) W. Gerspacher ' 63 (6) IV. Godfrey '58 T, Hall ' 82 J, Halli han '67 (2 1) G, Hang '91 (3) G. Hawk '52 F. Hershner ' 49 (4) P. Hindcrcgger '9 1 (8) W, Hofm ann' 53 J, Holschuh, Jr. '77 ( 17) N. Jones '64 (4) C. Kavanagh '83 (5) J, Kidd '62 (2) D, Krebs ' SO (24) S. Lison '62 ( 16) R. Loges III '86 (2) W, Loo mi s '60 ( 19) J. Lucas '73 ( 10) M. D. McColl um, Jr, '54 H. McN abb '49 (4) C. Miller '90 (3) jvl. rv)onaghan 'S5 (3) W, Mou l '6 1 (2) R. Nagy ' 82 (4) 1'. O'Kee re '82 (3) E. Pitt '06 M. D. Piu mlller '56 (16) M. Ponder '67 (3) W. Proul y '67 J, Rathbun '74 ( 15) J. Rogers '57 (29)
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J. Lay man '55 W, Mcin tosh '53 (6)
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P. Swa nson '59 ( 17)
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M INNESOl;\ A. Allen ' 49 ( II) • S, Backman '94 (4) CEA+ L. Baker '65 (4) E. Bj orkman '4 1 (3) • S, Bormann '64 ( 12) A. Colombo' 54 C. Fi sher '92 L. Fred rick son '75 (2) J. Gausilmll '50 ( 12) J. Gracie '48 J, Hamann '59 (6) R M, Hillenbrand '97 (2) CEA A, Kahn '99 (2) CEA S. P. Kim '75 (5) R. Martin '95 (9) CEA + 1\" • D. McKeag VI '04 (2) J . Molder '0 1 CEA R. Nelson '63 (8) D, Rose kran s ' 54 (4) R, Se irert '95 CEA • D, Smith '95 CEA+ • P. Slormo '6 1 (2) T. Twining '97 (2) p, Vedi '99 CEA C. Wall,ce '74 (2) P. Wil ke, Jr, '50 (33) T, Wu '03 CEA J, Zeese '59 (9)
G, Syde ll ' 70 (7) L. Thomas '65 (9) r-vl. Troye r '92 T. Vaughn '98 (6) W. Vogel '47 J. Whitl oc k ' 85 1. Willi ams ' 3 1 C. lVi tte '5 1 (20) C. Young '57 J . Zobrist '92 (2) MICHIGAN R. Adams '40 (4 ) E. Allmendinger '47 (9) D. Cobb' 58 (3) C. D, Correll ' 63 (3) A. Eng lehart ' 05 J. Gi lbert '83 (5) R, Gru nder '44 (20) 1'. Jacob ' 44 (3)
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J , Otten ill '62 (6) R. Plaskett '58 F. Poole '48 (2) R. Reynold s '9 1 (2) S. ROll sh '9 1
R. Spe ncer ' 59 (5) II' Steen '44 (2) J. Stuart '52 T. Tanase '63 (2) J . To lonen ' 7 1 R. Voge l '5 1 (2) J, Whi te ' 50 (34) ~ II C HI GAN STATE C. Alle n '55 (23) F. Billd~lIlann '51 (14) J. Bmdlc),. Jr. ' 52 D. Carpe nter '63 (5) R. G. Dale ' 70 D. DeV ries '56 (3) R. Dobberteen '52 (22) P. D. Fra nzen.a '70 (28) G, Gross '63 (7) B. Hoot '65 (27) R. Hu ghes '59 (5) J.lro ns '69 (4) R, Johnson '54 (9) M. Kallllllullll 'W S, Knox , Jr. '68 (5) D. Long '59 L. Macca ni '56 (7) C. MacDonald ' 64 (2) A. McGovern , Jr, '50 D. Neese '68 ( 14) A. Radcliffe '66 (3) J, Rya n '55 (25) W. Savage '56 ( 12) L. Seguin '53 (2) G. Shannon '62 (4) G. Snyder '57 (4) M. Spi llul11 '58 (10) J. Tant on '56 (5) R. Th ompsun '67 (34) tl F. Trippel ' 57 (2) R. V;lndc rveer . 56 (9) R, Workman '67 R. Zimmerman '53 ( 10) MICH IGAN TECH Anonymous Ano nymous S. Darin '90 T. Davis '92 B. DeV rie s i t.)) T. Erlenbec k '99 (5) C. Gibbs '05 M . Joerin '9 1 J . Marzke '74 S. Neumann '87 (5) J, Wad ley '89
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MEMORIAL GIFTS MI'I. Eleanor M. Close In memory of her husband. William H. Close.Johns Hopkins '57.
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Richard B. Davies, Oregon '49, in memory of Gary B,Adams. Oregon '66, Benjamin Ebling II. Wwm Mrchlgan '55. In memory of Larry B. Symons. Wwm MfchlgDn '54. Mrs. Elizabeth B. Hoeft in memory of her husband. Douglas L. Hoeft, Denison '64, MI'I. Robert L Holdeman III memory of her husband, Robert L. Holdeman. Purdue '~7. Mau rice S. Mandel, Chicago '55, in memory of Gary B, Adams, Oregon '66. and Charles F. Jennings. Marietta '31. Gavin S. Mill•• Alberta '95, In nTemory of
Max O.Stewart,Alberta '41. Mrs. Elizabeth L. Sherrets in memory of her husband, Karl K. Sherrets. Ohio State '5 I, Mr•• Donna Stamm In ",emory of her husband. Norman M. Stamm. Northwettem '48. Mrs. Ashton M.Tenney, Jr,. in memory of her husband, Ashton M,Tenney,Jr" Chicago '43, Allan A. Warrack. Alberta '61, In memory of Max 0, Stewart. Alberta '41. John T,Weisel, Oregon '48, in memory of Gary B,Adams, Oregon '66, Chari.. T.Wooci. Colgate '49, In memory of Kenneth 8. Colby. Northwenem '39.
Key: i:f = Preside nt 's Trust ($500) = President 's Club ($200) • = Golden Delta Club ($ 100) - = Silver Delta Club ($50) (#) • = Oak Circle CEA = Chapter Ed ucational Account Donor CEA + indicates donor gave to both CEA and general fund
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