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Mid-Year Leadership Conferences promote new ideas and offer a peek at new White Diamond

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In This Issue Values/Ethics - As our society becomes increasingly more diverse, is our language becoming more restricted? What is "Politically Correct" in the fraternity world? page 3

Alumni Center - The Fraternity welcomes three members to the family: a new Area Governor, Chapter Advisor and an "environmental" alumnus initiate. Meet these new brothers! page 4

Foundation - It's that time of the year again! Pi Kappa Phi thanks all those who have given to our Fraternity in a special pull-out section. page 5

From a participation standpoint, it was one of the best Mid-Year Leadership Conferences ever. Five hundred seventy-six brothers from 130 chapters traveled to Charlotte and St. Louis for a two day "nuts and bolts" leadership seminar. The event allows new officers to become familiar with their jobs and old officers a chance to share new ideas. The event also offered a peek at the new White Diamond. More than 2,000 copies of the new book have been sold to chapters and alumni since January 23, 1991. Foundation Director of Educational Programs T.J. Sullivan spent six months researching and writing the new associate member manual which is now available in a blue, hard cover edition. "The White Diamond is filled with fresh, new ideas that I think is really going to boost member education programs everywhere," Sullivan said. "The book itself really sets Pi Kappa Phi apart from other fraternities as well." The conference hosted the Archon, Vice Archon, Treasurer, Warden and PUSH Chairman from each chapter. Each had the opportunity to meet with other officers to discuss current topics facing the undergraduate chapters. Other topics that were presented were the importance of chapter scholarship, PUSH and the state of the Fraternity

illustrated by Executive Director Durward Owen, Asst. Executive Director Glenn Dickson and Sullivan. Sacramento St.'s David Fitzhugh received the "endurance award." His two day bus trip to St. Louis became fraternity legend when the man seated next to him on the bus died in his seat! He also had his luggage lost in the process!

When an alumnus makes a contribution to the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation, he makes these types of leadership events possible for the undergraduate chapters to continue the Pi Kapp tradition. The next major leadership school will be Pi Kapp College August 15-18, 1991 at the College of Charleston, our founding, in Charleston, S.C.

Pi Kapp leads all Army forces against Iraq As the threat of a ground war draws closer in the Gulf crisis, the United States will soon be turning to Lt. General John Yeosock to lead the assault to, in the words of Pres. George Bush, "liberate" Kuwait from Iraq. Lt. Gen. Yeosock is a Pi Kapp from Alpha Mu-Penn. St. Chapter. Yeosock commands all 280,000 U.S. Army forces in Saudi Arabia, and should a ground assault commence, Yeosock will be the principal commander on-scene. Yeosock (a three-star general) reports directly to Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf who reports to Bush. Brother John Yeosock's present assignment is Deputy Commanding General, United States Forces Command, Third United States Army (Commander,ARCENT, Desert Storm). He has been stationed in Saudi Arabia since August 1990. The territory is familiar to Yeosock

PUSH - The Iowa State Chapter adopts five "kids" and shares the message of understanding the disabled. page 6

Chapter Spotlight - Alpha Eta returns to Samford University. Praying for peace in the Middle East with a special recognition of our Brothersin-Arms. page 7

David Luvin (right), PUSH Chairman from Gamma Xi-Ga. Southwestern, shares his viewpoints on the disabled during the conference in Charlotte January 5, 1991.

who spent two years from June 1981-83 as a project manager for the Saudi Arabian National Guard Modernization. Yeosock, with 31 years of active service, graduated from Penn. St. with a bachelor's degree in industrial engineering. Yeosock has been stationed in Washington, D.C., Ft. Bliss, TX, Ft. Knox, KY, Ft. Hood. TX, Korea, and Vietnam. On March 16, 1989, Yeosock was promoted to Lieutenant General. His the U.S. decorations include Distinguished Service Medal, Legion of Merit (with Oak Leaf Cluster), Bronze Star Medal with "V" Device, Meritorious Service Award, Army Commendation Medal and numerous other badges. The Fraternity salutes Lt. Gen. John Yeosock as well as the many other Pi Kapps-in-Arms (see page 7).

Lt. General John Yeosock

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Challenging the Ultimate Free Thinker One of the first things I and frustrations of life are due to learned in college was that I am a race and gender." "liberal." I subscribe to the view that So,how does the controall men and women are created equal versial P.C. movement affect the by God,but are made inequal by the fraternity world, and specifically society of men. I believe in defendPi Kappa Phi? Simply put, fraterFoundation Director of ing personal liberties of all people, nities are under the P.C. microeven when I do not agree with their Educational Programs scope. We are, many would say, particular viewpoints. I believe the the most unregulated havens of United States Constitution — every bias on the American campus. word of it — is the most perfect thing I have ever read. The sketch of the common fraternity man is not I am, in a friend's words, the ultimate "freethe picture of diversity. Mascot animals on fraternity thinker." I voted for George Bush, yet I am a solid photo composites outnumber our black and disabled colDemocrat.lam disgusted by abortion statistics in America, legiate members.In the history of Pi Kappa Phi,there has yet I vehemently support abortion rights. Viewpoints like never been a "differently-abled" staff member or one "of these make me a "liberal." Take me or leave me. color," a potential red flag for the "politically correct." Recently, however, I have been challenged by a Meanwhile Greek advisors nationwide are riding concept that is sweeping the college scene. The moveat a furious pace on the P.C. bandwagon. Take for exment is called "Political Correctness," and it is attracting ample the issue of "homophobia" and "heterosexism," a great deal of attention and controversy. defined as fear of, or the the denial of the existence of In a nutshell, to be "politically correct" is to homosexuals and/or denial of equal individual rights of communicate, act, and (ideally) think so as not to disthose of homosexual orientation. This, perhaps the most criminate against anyone,for any reason, at any time. By fierce prejudice in American society, is on the front lines challenging the way Americans—and particularly Ameriin the P.C. War. can students — communicate,act and think, proponents of Unsurprisingly perhaps,it is easier for a camel to "P.C." hope that prejudice might be eliminated. pass through the eye of a needle than it is for an openlyThose who were "black" are now "Africangay man to join a fraternity chapter. Meanwhile, at the American." Those who were "handicapped" or "disrecent Association of Fraternity Advisors convention in

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Student reaction to the movement is mixed. Some mock the fervent movement. Students at Brown University enjoy the exploits of"P.C. Man,"a comic strip character who desperately attempts to become sensitized despite the fact that he is male, white and "straight." In one strip,"P.C. Man" — complete with cape — laments the fact that his attempts to empathize with the struggles of the black woman might land him a guest spot on Geraldo. "P.C." challenges nearly all tradition. In its extreme application it is mental censorship — a way to begin understanding the culture of victimization our history and language has allegedly perpetuated. Many universities are forcing students to sacrifice their freedom of expression in favor of proactive "expressed" tolerance. Amusingly, many of those promoting self-censorship for the "politically correct" were among those protesting in the Sixties for greater freedom of expression. Some call it "The New McCarthyism." Instead of Americans watching what they say and do for fear of being called a"Communist," many oftoday's Americans are changing the way the speak to avoid labels like "racist," "anti-Semitist,""homophobic," and "sexist." "P.C." will affect each of us differently, if at all, but it provides a powerful lesson. While we might dislike the bandwagon fervor that our country's educators have created,it is also possible to appreciate the positive effects which could potentially win out when the fervor has ended. History tells us that our children will be more tolerant of diversity than we are, for certainly time and enlightenment have made us more tolerant than our parents. It is possible that "Political Correctness" is simply the latest step in that long, difficult process. But that is probably a "liberal" point of view.

Ti. Sullivan is a third-year staff memberfrom Indiana-Alpha Psi and author ofthe new White Diamond.

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ALUMNI CE Area X gets new governor After almost a year without an Area Governor's leadership, chapters in Area Ten have a new commander. Aaron Crane, an Alpha Zeta-Oregon State alum was appointed as the â&#x20AC;˘new Area Governoron January8,1991. Within a month, Crane has already established goals for his area. "I want to help the younger chapters establish themselves on the West coast as well as assisting the chapters manage the new FIPG policies,"Crane said. He also added that it will be difficult managing his chapters from his home in Corvallis, Oregon, but it's a challenge that excites him. "I have always enjoyed meeting new people and this will be a great way to do it," Crane said. "My driving force will be that I want to help chapters in areas that I struggled through when I was an undergraduate." Crane's first task was familiarizing himself with the numerous WestCoast chapters by attending the Area X Conclave Feb 1-2, 1991. Foundation Director of Educational Programs T.J. Sullivan and Director of Expansion Todd Field assisted him. "I was impressed with the quality of guys that came to conclave," Crane

Environmentalist takes oath into Slippery Rock brotherhood

said. "They are sharp people with creative ideas." Crane works in Corvallis as Controller for the Good Samaritan Hospital. His duties include managing the accounting department, hospital budget and reimbursement procedures. He has worked there for 11 months. He has a younger brother,Jeff, who is a Pi Kapp.

The Brothers of Slippery Rock University held their 1990 retreat the weekend of November 2,1990,at the hunting lodge of Leonard A.Green near Dent's Run,Pa. During this retreat, the Epsilon Psi Brothers initiated Mr. Green into the brotherhood. Green is the founder of a series of youth county conservation camps throughout Pennsylvania, Immediate Past Chairman of the Board of the National Wildlife Federation, and a member of numerous environmental groups. In 1956, Green, with the belief, "we are notgoing to enjoy or have the wildlife if something is not done to educate the younger generations aboutconservation measures," organized the first junior conservation camp in Butler, Pa. The Butler County Junior Conservation School was the beginning of 22 County Youth Conservation Camps throughout the state of Pennsylvania. According to Brother Green, these camps educate the participants, youths between the ages of 14-17,about ways to become conservationally-minded and environmentally aware. "The younger generations are, indeed, a good place to begin the quest to saving the environment," Green said. Currently, Green serves as the Pennsylvania Fish Commission Vice President. In 1987,he was elected National Wildlife Federation Chairman. He is also on the Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Board of Trustees. The chapter offered Green an "alumni initiate" bid which he formally accepted with the initiation into Pi Kappa Phi.

Hoopster named as Chapter Advisor

50 years of brotherhood times two! On January 18, 1991, Director of Communications Matt Basta presented Thorton (left) and James (right) Crouch with their Golden Legions in their hometown Hartsville, SC. Thorton and James are twins that were initiated into Zeta Chapter at Wofford College Jan. 20, 1941. James was initiated as #232 and Thorton #233.

Alumni appreciated for their hard work to the Fraternity The National Council passed numerous resolutions of appreciation at its Feb.8-9,1991,meeting in Charlotte. They are as follows: John Kirk,Psi-Cornell,for his work with Beta Delta-Drake Chapter and its housing corporation. Mario Gioia, Gamma Lambda-Missouri-Rolla, for outstanding service as president of the Gamma Lambda Housing Corp. Bob Wartelle and Alex Adair, Alpha Delta-Washington, for special efforts to secure additional housing for the Alpha Delta Chapter. Dean Schillito,Beta EpsilonMissouri,for good work with the Beta

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Epsilon Housing Corp. David Vawter, Alpha ZetaOregon St., for presentations at the Mid-Year Leadership Conference. Jay Stuckel, Beta EpsilonMissouri, for service at the Mid-Year Leadership Conference. Daniel Bosshart, GammaCal.-Berkeley,for outstanding service to the interfraternity community at Berkeley and as Chapter Advisor for Gamma Chapter. The Omega Alumni Oversight and Alpha Alumni Oversight Committees were recognized by the Council. All resolutions were passed unanimously.

With years of experience as a physician and with Pi Kappa Phi, Dr. William Bosworth was appointed as Gamma Chi-Jacksonville's new Chapter Advisor. Bosworth, a Beta Lambda-Tampa alumnus, has been a physician in general and family medicine for the past 16 years. Bosworth works for the Family Medical Center in Jacksonville, Fla., handling acute and primary medical care. He is also serving in the U.S. Naval Reserve in the Medical Corps. "Pi Kappa Phi can help provide a brotherhood of friends in the various areas of college activities which serves as a home away from home," Bosworth said. One of Bosworth's "hobbies" is his passion for basketball. In 1990, he played on the National Masters Basketball Championship team in the 55 and over category. Bosworth also has actively served in the Rotary International Club. He says Pi Kappa Phi has assisted him in developing his career. "It is a part of the natural development every young person should experience," he added.

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Housing Corporations have been designated as Distinguished Foundation Fellows for 1990. A Distinguished Foundation Fellow contributes at least $1,000 in support for the Foundation's educational programs. In addition, 22 men who have given atleast $500 have been recognized as Foundation Fellows (see next page). "These men have matched their extraordinary contributions to Pi Kappa Phi with their most generous financial support," Dr. James B. Edwards, Chairman of the Foundation's Board of Trustees said. "Every contribution to the Foundation is important. However, it is these larger contributions which provide the ability to support major new educational programsfor our 7,000 student members. Each Fellow has earned the geniune appreciation of the Fraternity because of their philanthropy in 1990." The Distinguished Foundation Fellows are:

New 'Circle' of brothers charters in 1990 The National President's Circle welcomed its charter class of145 students from across the country in 1990. In order to be eligible for this select organization, a student must have been elected to a leadership position in his chapter, attended a National Leadership event and paid a membership fee of $15 a year. Further,the student pledges to contribute at least $50 a year as an alumnus in support of the Foundation educational programs. National President Stephen DePalma noted the special contribution of these student leaders to the development of Pi Kappa Phi. DePalma spoke to the membership attheinauguralluncheon

at Pi Kapp College. "Each of you have made a difference in your chapter by virtue of your leadership and involvement," DePalma said. "Now, you have set the tone and example for generations of students to come. Your extraordinary contributions to Pi Kappa Phi will mean much as we grow into the Nineties," Brother DePalma has agreed to match the contributions from student members while he holds office. In 1990, almost $5,000 was contributed to the Foundation in the name ofthe President's Circle. For a complete listing of brothers, see page VII.

Walter C. Avery Alpha Delta-Washington Kelley Bergstrom Alpha Omicron-Iowa St. Stephen DePalma Beta Alpha-NJIT Paul Drake Omicron-Alabama Eldred Harman Alpha Omicron-Iowa St. Nathan Hightower Omicron-Alabama Ernest Johnson Alpha Iota-Auburn Ron Krebs Beta Gamma-Louisville Frank Lane Lambda-Georgia Daniel Martinez Alpha Epsilon-Florida Wayne Moore Alpha Omicron-Iowa St. Frank Parrish Alpha Omicron-Iowa St. David Pease Alpha-Charleston T.A. Scharfenstein Beta Beta-Florida Southern Lonnie Strickland Omicron-Alabama Judge James Turk Xi-Roanoke Omicron Club Alpha Omicron Housing Corp.

COUNCIL CLUB ($10,000 and up) K - NORTH CAROLINA Otis R. McCollum E - ROANOKE Judge James Turk - PURDUE David G. Lane AO - IOWA STATE Kelley A. Bergstrom BA - N.J.I.T. Stephen DePalma BB - FLORIDA SOUTHERN T. A. Scharfenstein BF - LOUISVILLE Ronald E. Krebs

FOUNDATION CLUB ($5,000 - $9,999) A - CHARLESTON Julius E. Burges AA - WASHINGTON Walter C. Avery AE - FLORIDA David W. Henn

LAMPLIGHTERS CLUB ($2,500 - $4,999) A - CHARLESTON David H. Jaffee David M.Pease E - DAVIDSON Charles H. Babcock,Jr. Harry V. Hendrick A - GEORGIA Jack G. Hutchinson Frank L. Lane, III T. Philip Tappy M - DUKE Marshall I. Pickens E - ROANOKE Durward W.Owen 0- ALABAMA Harry E. Caldwell, Jr. l'aul S. Drake R. Nathan Hightower Travis P. Julian A. J. Strickland, III P - WASHINGTON & LEE Howard D. Leake AL - FLORIDA Richard C. Bartlett Daniel A. Martinez Charles A. Stewart All - SAMFORD Jack Bell AN - OHIO STATE James L. Miller AO - IOWA STATE Frank M. Parrish, Ill BA - TAMPA Aaron H. Dowd AZ - APPALACHIAN STATE Mark F. Christopher FK - GEORGIA SOUTHERN l'erry W. Buffington FE - GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN William L. Finney

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS CLUB (1,000 - $2,499) A - CHARLESTON Glenn F. McConnell George E. Sheetz B - PRESBYTERIAN Clifton C. Goodwin, Ill E - DAVIDSON Hooper Alexander, Ill Peter S. Knox, Jr. - WOFFORD COLLEGE Aylette P. Evans H - EMORY John C. Wilson K - NORTH CAROLINA Stuart Hicks William K. Rollins Thomas H. Sayre A - GEORGIA Issac W. Lang,Jr. M - DUKE William B. Snow N - NEBRASKA George F. Spatz E - ROANOKE Tim Ribar, Jr. Allen 0. Woody,III 0- ALABAMA Joe C. Cassady Doston L. Gurganus E - SOUTH CAROLINA Walter H. Pickens, Jr. Y- ILLINOIS

Lisle W. Menzimer Stanley Perkins Gunnar Schalin T - CORNELL George F. Heinrich William F. Newell - PURDUE John E. Lovell Ar - OKLAHOMA Robert C. Dunnington Cosby T. Huddle Vernon B. Stansell AE - FLORIDA Joseph 0. Boote, Jr. Frank 0. Brass, Jr. David 0. Charland Harry E. Fry, Jr. Syd Herlong, Jr. Michael L. O'Donnell Howard W.Pettengill, Jr. Robert N. Scott Guy D. Wood,Jr. AZ - OREGON STATE Noel B. Flynn Jack W.Steward AO - MICHIGAN STATE Theodore D. Aylward Al - AUBURN Frank H. Hawthorne Ernest Johnson Robert B. Propst AA - MISSISSIPPI John E. Ward A'E - POLYTECHNIC Henry H. Meyer AO - IOWA STATE Eldred J. Harmon Hubert M. Lattan Wayne R. Moore AT - RENSSELAER Gordon B. Wright AY - DREXEL Jack Casper - ILLINOIS TECH John P. Sachs AX - MIAMI Frank N. Holley, III AT - INDIANA Robert T. Gnall Dr. Phillip M.Summers BA - N.J.I.T. James A. Krucher Donald R. VanHouten BF - LOUISVILLE Warren D. Robb BA - DRAKE Robert A. Cione BT - VALDOSTA Theodore E. Nelson BY - VIRGINIA Joseph B. Yount, Ill FA - LIVINGSTON Joseph L. Alexander IN - LAGRANGE Ronald J. Devalinger P1- OKLAHOMA STATE Cary J. Rogers MI - WRIGHT STATE Daniel W.Strawn EB - GRAND VALLEY STATE Ted R. Lukomski

GOLD STAR CLUB ($500 -$999) A - CHARLESTON Gary A. Catterton W. Bernard Jones, Jr. Terence N. Moore B - PRESBYTERIAN Gus C. Adams Clinton E. Massey Marion C. Mixson John M. Templeton F - CALIFORNIA Richard P. Cornish Charles F. Vannice E - DAVIDSON Hugh Yelverton, Jr. - WOFFORD Abner I'. Stockman, III H - EMORY Kenneth C. Kiehl Joseph C. Shearer Samuel J. Westbrook I - GEORGIA TECH Joel D. Bonewitz William E. Dimmock William H. Funk Frank C. Hodge Alan A. 1mm Bruce M.Jewett Arthur F. Perkins James G. Pritchett, Jr. Stanley S. Roberts K - NORTH CAROLINA Glenn D. Dodson, Jr. A - GEORGIA James G. Hull William H. NeSmith, Jr. M - DUKE William W. Dodson,Jr.

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Warren H. Pope N - NEBRASKA James A. Guretzky Scott E. Hamilton E -ROANOKE David L. Barnes Edward J. Bennett Seibert W. Lavinder Daniel F. O'Flaherty E. Joseph VonCulin 0- ALABAMA Samuel L. Brent, Jr. Duncan T. Fulton, Jr. Franklin W. King Richard S. Taylor James A. Watts l'aul C. Wesch P - WASHINGTON & LEE Mitchell K. Disney Frederick R. Landrigan Ray A. Searfoss E - SOUTH CAROLINA Jerry T. Brewer William W. Fincher, Jr. Robert C. Lake, Jr. Danny W. Reynolds T - NORTH CAROLINA ST. Robert C. Cline - ILLmiios Fritz H. Elich Peter M. Maier Donald F. Mulvihill Jack 0. Roeser William J. Tietz Stephen D. Trahey X - STETSON J. Patrick Figley Bruce L. Rogers I. Michael Southward Herman E. Turner T - CORNELL Frank A. Sherer Lawrence G. Thayer Frederick W.Thorne - PURDUE Emmanuel O'Drobinak Herman G. Riggs Al - OKLAHOMA William G. Dunnington Robert E. Holly James D. McElhaney,Jr. Brian K. Morris Robert J. Ogborn AA - WASHINGTON Fredrick R. Brown Thomas G. Frick William L. Porter AE - FLORIDA Peter C. Barr David B. Frye Hugh A. Gower Charles G. Hudspeth Albert E. Luer Benjamin F. Overton Robert J. Paterno Raymond C. Tylander Arthur G. Witters AZ - OREGON STATE Robert J. Elfers Harry R. Kallander Frederick W. Raw Jack T. Reviglio AO - MICHIGAN STATE William M. Cleary Clare L. Jensen Dennis D. Yanachik Al - AUBURN Thomas W. Fuller Edward N. Henderson James P. Lynch, Jr. Samuel R. l'ate AA - MISSISSIPPI Talbot B. Newman,Jr. AM - PENN STATE Lewis B. Grube Thomas J. Yoho AN - OHIO STATE Carl A. Stickel Edwin R. Stickel AE - POLYTECHNIC Henry S. Gartner Frederick C. Hetzer Thomas G. May Renwick E. Nugent AO - IOWA STATE Robert H. Brandau Don W. Brandt Kenneth R. Hook Ray M. Kottman Paul M. Muller William G. Nechanicky Edward E. Paine William J. Rickert Oliver N. Sparks Brett J. Toresdahl AF1 - U. OF THE SOUTH John A. Johnston AI - TENNESSEE Roy B. Cecil Robert C. McKelvey Charles H. Vann, Jr. AT - RENSSELAER Benjamin M. Cahill, Jr. Cedric H. Dustin, Ill

Bret A. Johnson Charles P. Kapp AY - DREXEL Harold A. Cowles Raymond L. Davis Leonard J. Dicarlo James A. Haislip, Jr. John F. Rittenhouse Walter K. Sheppard William L. Shute William K. Stees Richard L. Sullivan - ILLINOIS TECH John F. Humiston Russell H. Millman Kenneth J. Peterson Roger L. Peterson AT - INDIANA Steven W.Smith BA - N.J.I.T. Edward J. Klebaur, Jr. James A. Stiles BA - DRAKE James D. Hornbrook Jeffrey D. Miller Howard I. Smith, Jr. BH - FLORIDA STATE Charles W. MacMillin Howard E. McCall, Jr. Donald P. Stewart, II

BK - GEORGIA STATE David R. Ward BM - McNEESE STATE Richard B. Smith BY - VIRGINIA William Couper Glenn A. Dickson Frederick J. Riggins Donald T. Smith BX - EAST TEXAS STATE John C. Witt BSI - EAST TENN.STATE Byron C. Brown PB - OLD DOMINION Charles E. Brady, III Joseph C. VanCleve, III IA - MEMPHIS STATE Thomas L. Carter FZ - WEST VIRGINIA TECH Charles W. Hutzler Scott M. Moore FH - ATHENS Robert W.Slaybaugh, II - GEORGIA SOUTHERN Glenn Aspinwall Joseph W.Odom,Jr. Matthew L. Wolfe FE - GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN Boyce E. Miller, III D:1) - SOUTH ALABAMA Frank D. Havard ro- MONTEVALLO James B. Beal, Jr. David E. Wigginton AB - NORTH GEORGIA Thomas J. Persia AE - JACKSONVILLE Randy Y. Owen All - WRIGHT STATE Richard A. Prewitt Bruce K. Rockwell AP - S. CALIFORNIA Lee H. Dreyfuss AT - JAMES MADISON William J. Heath Jerry P. Keilsohn EE - CLINCH VALLEY David M. Donathan EM - BRADLEY William Furling, Ill

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CHEVRON CLUB ($250 - $499) A - CHARLESTON

Robert M. Barnett Stephen E. Chandler Ernest L. Frierson Noel P. Fuller William S. Gaud, III Arthur L. Haisten Earle D. Jennings, Jr. Gregory D. Padgett John R. Walton,Jr. B - PRESBYTERIAN David C. Austin Mauury D. Covington,Sr. Edward R. Hahn,Jr. Samuel G. McGregor James V. Salvo, Jr. Fred R. Stallworth John William Steenbergen I - CALIFORNIA James D. Aljian Carlton F. Corey Ned R Crouch Jack N. Downer James P. Kinlock

Owen K. Kuns Sterling J. Norgard Larry J. Olson Mark H. Plank Ronald A. Segel Young D. Stewart Neil B. Weatherall Frank M. Williams A - FURMAN Joe D. Sparks, Jr. David C. Ullman E - DAVIDSON Robert A. Burgess Kenneth B. Clary Duncan C. Hunter William I'. Mills James W. Morgan Robert T. l'eters, Jr. Robert 0. Southwell William P. Yelverton Z - WOFFORD COLLEGE Marshall S. Connelly Marvin A. Owings James E. Pease H - EMORY James C. Grizzard Robert J. Noland Heyl G. Tebo George W. Williams I - GEORGIA TECH Ervin M. Combs Philip H. Cook Terrell G. Covington James T. Dewberry James H. Gordy Herbert P. Haley Charles F. Kent Jean E. Kirkland, Jr. Robert A. l'arrish Parker H. Petit John H. Puckett George V. Rouse Robert B. Rowe Bruce C. VanDerhoof Jerome B. Withers, Jr. K - NORTH CAROLINA Joseph Y. Bassett George W. Braun John R. Cauble Cuthbert H. Davenport Woodrow W.Gunter, Jr. Aaron L. Hagler

Roderick P. Hoover John D. McRae,Jr. Richard D. Morgan Wayne N. Scott John G. Slater Ralph S. Walthall Robert C. White Paul C. Wimbish Mark H. Winston A - GEORGIA Glenn W. Ellard William J. Harp, Jr. Herbert R. Ingram,Jr. Richard L. Patrick, Jr. Jim M.Stoinoff Robert N. Wilson M - DUKE Robert T. Dunn Clarence H. Glover, Jr. Robert D. Jones Joseph A. Pell, Jr. Joseph L. Skinner Charles H. Taylor N - NEBRASKA Edward J. Bierl Judd P. Brenton Herbert C. Henderson Thomas C. Miller Thorwald L. Nelson Robert Platt Kenneth W.Pruden

William J. Wesslund - ROANOKE Clarence P. Caldwell, Jr. Paul C. Caldwell Walter A. Clark, Jr. Francis H. Ewald David S. Ferguson Raphael E. Ferris James W.Fleshman Henry B. Hahn,Jr. Cecil M. Hefner Curtis L. Lemon Wilbur E. Mann,Jr. George B. Nail Richard M. Newman Thomas H. Nicholson, Jr. Cameron R. Ogilvie Lee S. Peregoff James P. Piedrafite, Jr. Jack W. Wade,Jr.* Douglas M. Williams 0- ALABAMA Charles E. Beard George R. Bennett, Jr. William T. Bishop, Jr. Edwin V. Caldwell, II James E. Cunningham Donald G. Curry, Jr. Karl C. Harrison Joe D. Lee Mack 0. Matthews Halford L. Robinson William M.Schroeder William G. Sutton William C. Taylor Lawrence B. Wilkerson P - WASHINGTON & LEE Seth N. Baker Richard W. Hoover Robert L. Jackson James B. Martin Richard J. Splittorf Malcolm H. Squires, Jr. Robert J. Taylor, IV John D. Wallace William A. Wallace Dorsey M. Ward,Jr. Thomas R. Warfield Fred E. Waters, Jr. E - SOUTH CAROLINA Paul D. Carter, Jr. John C. Coulter, Jr.

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Robert L. Gunter Michael D. Harvarh, II T - NORTH CAROLINA ST. Fred A. Collins, Jr. Anthony L. Evans Clyde N. Humphrey James C.Johnson Stephen D.Seymore,Jr. Jacob N.Shepherd,Jr. William D. Wallace Y - ILLINOIS Maynard T. Bartholomew James M. Bayne John C. Brown Peter P. Depasquale Willis E. Haselwood Glen E. Hesler Ralph 0.Howard Thomas F. Krizan Christian L. Larsen Charles R. Mench Stephen E. Mumford Warren F. Perkins Richard J. Regnier John M.Seldon Frank W.Teegarden,Jr. Miles H.Thomas X - STETSON Edwin H.Culver Thomas J. Deen,Jr. Arthur N. Morris,Jr. George L. Patterson

AE - FLORIDA John S. Crown,Jr. Lyman E. Davis, Jr. Thomas M. Fitzgerald Murle E. Harrison Michael P. Hill Jack D. Howell Spence 0. Hubbard Roy T. Olsen William A. Post John J. Powers Reginald H. Ross William F. Sahlie Si n wzbcrl. L. Sulliv2..n MEtriC 5. v Dennis A. Wick James Y. Wilson AZ - OREGON STATE W.Sumner Alldredge John P. Bollman Garry A. Domnisse Keith W.Dotter Charles R. Hartsough Rickey L. Hug Stanley R. Kelley Robert D. Manning Gary S. Munn Robert L. Norlander Donald P. Perrin William W.Thomas AH - SAMFORD

William F. Walsh Albert R. Yerkes Kenneth W.Zehner AN - OHIO STATE James R. Crandall AE - POLYTECHNIC John G. Anderson Henry A. Backofen, Ill John F. Boette Richard P. Brady Robert D. Dalziel Robert Demarino Louis T. Destefano Joseph Didonato Walter E. Eisele Joseph E. Flaherty Jonathon Marsh Rino Noni Robert E. O'Donohue,Jr. Carl F. Pester Joseph H. Ripel William T. Raney,Jr. Gerald H.Scheibner Albert B. Steele William J. Sturtz AO - IOWA STATE Keith J. Bader James R. Carson Stanton E. Fritz Guy K. Goodenow Peter V. Hall Joe E. Legg,Jr.

Foundation Fellows: We recognize with geniune appreciation the following members who contributed $500 or more to the Foundation and are thereby Foundation Fellows.

Julius Burges - A-Charleston Charles Babcock,Jr. - E-Davidson Peter Knox,Jr. - E-Davidson Stuart Hicks - K-North Carolina George Spatz - N-Nebraska Durward W.Owen - E-Roanoke Allen Woody - E-Roanoke Howard D. Leake - P-Washington& Lee Pat Figley - X-Stetson Bruce Rogers - X-Stetson David Lane - L1-Purdue

George R. Retter - CORNELL Jerold H. Green John S. Kirk Eugene L. Lehr Henry J. Marquart Stephen G. Milks Michael J. Piscitelli Philip T. Pratt Foster H. White,Jr. Walter J. Zygmunt - PURDUE Stephen L. Brant Duane M. Davis Hugh M.Flanagan Charles B. Hall Grafton Houston,Jr. Lawrence P. Lang R. Michael Little Floyd L. McDonald John D. Miller Walter L. Norrington William D. Peace, Jr. Palmer A. Porter William C. Pritchard Halbert C.Smith,Jr. John A. Timmons,Sr. John T. Venard Mark K. Wilson AA - MERCER William G. Bruner Ledford C. Carter John T. Cash Ross U. Harden Robert D. Higgins, Jr. Augustus F. Martin, III Charles R. Melton Ar - OKLAHOMA Steve R. Baldwin Richard W. Hoffman Bennie A. McElyea Thomas R. Moore Cletus P. Tate AA - WASHINGTON John A. Clague Robert J. Hansen Carl A. Hedreen Louis A. Messer John R. Pedersen Charles A. Porter Peter E. Terzick Cedric W. Walker

Vern Stansell - AT-Oklahoma David Henn - AE-Florida Mike O'Donnell - AE-Florida Ken Hook - AO-Iowa State Hal Cowles - AY-Drexel Jack Casper - AY-Drexel Dr. Phil Summers - AT-Indiana Jim Krucher - BA-NJIT Ron deValinger - TN-LaGrange Lance VanEvery - TX-Jacksonville Mark Christopher - AZ-App. St.

Jimmy R. Bell William W. Dixon,Jr. Roy G. Evans, III Samuel W.Hall Sam W.Jones James E. Purvis AO - MICHIGAN STATE Kenneth G. Adams Robert B. McCall John A. McCormack George S. McIntyre George E. McKay Leonard C. Paul,Jr. Waldo C. Proctor Dennis M. Rafferty Wesson J. Ritchie Donald E. Viecelli Al - AUBURN Lua R. Blankenship, Jr. Harry Dicus, Jr. Robert L. Ferrell Joe W.Forehand,Jr. Tommy W.Gordon J. Reeves Haley Moyer D. Harris Floyd W. Hurt William W.Jones, Jr. Leroy Patterson Lawrence C. Pharo,Jr. Neil C. Porter, Jr. Robert C. Ward Joseph W. Williams AK - MICHIGAN Hugh C. Hotchkiss Carl E. O'Mara AA - MISSISSIPPI William B. Hopson James H. Tabb AM - PENN STATE James M. Alter Jon D. Benedetti John D. Brisbane Robert F. Bush Chester C. Curley,Jr. Palmer L. Davis, Jr. Bruce R. Foster Robert P. Jones Byron E. McIntyre Gary H. Schaffner William Simon,Ill Michael B. Trull William R. Walker

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David K. Little Warren R. Madden Myron N. Menefee Thomas J. Ruzicka Charles Schram,Jr. Harley L. Whitney Afl - UNIV.OF THE SOUTH Daniel Gilchrist, Jr. AP - WEST VIRGINIA Robert L. Harper David L. Kish Robert J. Laughner William B. Russell AE - TENNESSEE James C. Adkins Ed S. Byrd David E. Hause Odus R. Johnson Henry D. Jorsz Kenneth McPherson Frank M.Pugh Kerry J. Reid Roy H.Smith James R. VanFrank, Jr. AT - RENSSELAER Richard Y. Atlee James M. Bernstein George D. Cook David Dropkin Winter K. Graves Robert E. Hawkins Armand T. Kelly, III Jeffrey Keough George W. Kirkland, Jr. Kenneth E. Kuffner Erik B. Nagel David M.Peter Frank D. Popp Edward Rebula William A. Roberts William A. Steffancin AY - DREXEL Robert E. Anderson Thomas C. Block Raymond J. Cannon,Jr. Jeffrey S. Cohick Samuel J. Costa, Jr. Paul W.Gross David M. Hillegas Robert E. lmbrogno James F. Kelley, Jr. John D. Knoll, Jr.

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Anthony P. Lannutti Thomas A. Laroe Jack N. Marshall Gilbert S. Merritt Donald L. Schey Frederick W.Schmehl Edward M.Simon Samuel A. Smith - ILLINOIS TECH Edward W. Bisone Emil A. Donkers Richard W. Hughes Edward A. Kaschins George J. Svehla Paul W. Wagner Frederic W. Widlak AX - MIAMI Richard H. Dougherty,Jr. Melford C. Hopkins - INDIANA Gerald L. Allen John L. Barker Charles J. Blackerby Wendell E. Bray Donald E. Brennan William D. Day,Jr. Joseph D. Lingenfelter Kevin L. McDonald Wayne G. Murray James R. Ruckriegle David S. Shook, III Richard L. Stutz Ross A. Wingler - OREGON Stanley C. Lynch BA - N.J.I.T. Nicholas Adams John R. Albright Frederick Becker, Jr. Richard M. Labinsky Michael A. Lang John V. Lavery Joseph J. Manfredi William McCabe Louis R. Miceli John Pugliesi Raymond Spinelli Ronald P. Szkodny BB - FLORIDA SOUTHERN Larry W.Carter William M.Fraser, Jr. Carl M. Koch Clayton T. Lyons Robert B. Nicholson, III George G. Peterson David L. Robertson Br - LOUISVILLE Donald F. Bloomer Spencer E. Harper,Jr. Bernard T. Hund BA - DRAKE William D. Barber Robert D. Howell Willis D. McConaughy Kenneth R. Miller George A. Oldham Norris D. Rowland Richard C. Schmitt Paul D. Try BE - MISSOURI Christopher B. Lissner Walter T. Richards Jay J. Stuckel Laurence G.Trudell BH - FLORIDA STATE Daniel V. Allen Newton H. Beaver Jeffrey M. Holler Guy W. Hollingsworth Christopher D. New James W. Newman,Jr. Michael J. O'Farrell Jack 0.Sipperley Sidney M. Wilson,Jr. BI - TOLEDO Robert D. Conley Gerald K. Dunaway George H. Hershman Darryl D. McEwen Craig A. Myers Lance A. Talmage BK - GEORGIA STATE Dennis C. Coole,Jr. Kenneth J. Cribbs Clayton B. Doss,Jr. David R. Ferguson John B. Whitley BA - TAMPA Gary J. Cooper Thomas C. Keator, II Donald E. O'Neal Richard C.Swirbul Guy Walton BM - McNEESE STATE Steven N. Guidry Edwin M.Potratz, 11 BF- - CENTRAL MICHIGAN David E. Clappison BE - NORTHERN ILLINOIS Donald D. Firkins BT - VALDOSTA Lance J. Hamrick William R. Maxwell Wesley C. Murphy,II Ronald B. Thomas

BY - VIRGINIA John B. Browning Gene L. Davis, Jr. Theodore Freeman Russell J. Huber Harwood W. Hughes Stuart S. Moore Charles L. Nesbit, Jr. George F. Shipp - EAST CAROLINA Ellis S. Banks,Jr. Dennis R. Barbour David C. Frazier Samuel T. Hicks, II Wiley H. Lewis,Jr. Richard D. Scott Ronald R. Siegfried BL - EAST TENN.STATE William R. Mayes,Jr. Russell R. Palmer rA - LIVINGSTON Hal W.Bloom,Jr. Howard E. Pettis William P. Taylor rB - OLD DOMINION Linwood A. Beverly, Jr. Donald M. Midgett James L. Reid John C.Simpson Thomas E. Treichler rr - TROY STATE Durwood L. Bozeman James P. McClendon,Jr. rA - MEMPHIS STATE Thomas F. Lynch Gary A. VanAsek Philip B. Wood FE - WESTERN CAROLINA Larry Adams Marvin D. Cope Robert L. Crawford Samuel C. Davis,Jr. Tony F. Perkins Robert B. Shaver rz- W. VIRGINIA TECH David M. Childers William G. Conrad,Jr. David L. Holt Robert Michael Phillip R. Oneacre Clifton A. Smith rH - ATHENS Thomas S. Reinke re - UNC WILMINGTON Leonard H. Harris William B. Kirby John M. Pollard, Jr. rK - GEORGIA SOUTHERN Roland M. Berry John F. Riggs Roy S. Sapough,Jr. David W. Whatley rA - MISSOURI ROLLA Robert Bentzinger Joseph M. Gioia Mario P. Gioia, Jr. Randy D. Picolet Paul K. Scherrer Rodney C.Simpson rm - BELMONT ABBEY John R. Cottingham, II Gregory F. Kusic IN - LaGRANGE Ralph D.Sims - GA SOUTHWESTERN Benjamin C. Andrews, Jr. Michael W.Hall Benjamin H. Hamrick David W.Suppes rP - LANDER James T. Lusk Charles M. Watson,Jr. ry - OKLAHOMA STATE Gilbert 0.Sanders re.- SOUTH ALABAMA Larry H. Green Jimmy W.Greene John T. Hill rx - JACKSONVILLE UNIV. Lawrence M. Hufty Paul L. Stynchcomb PP - AUGUSTA Brooks A. Keel AA - VIRGINIA TECH John N. Crist William J. Ryan AB - NORTH GEORGIA Richard C. Barr, Jr. Charles A. May Richard P. Moultrie Douglas W. Nicholson Bill W.Pope P. J. Rodgers Ar - NEBRASKA-OMAHA Kenneth A. Liesche, Jr. AA - N.E. MISSOURI ST. John R. Andrews Darryl C. Beach AE - JACKSON VILE Fred 0. Holland Robert A. Stewart James H. Young,Jr. AZ - APPALACHIAN STATE George G. Davidson

Douglas W.Edwards Jabe V. Hardee, II David A. Vaughn Al - MIDDLE TENN.STATE Michael L. Potts AA - UNC-CHARLOTTE Christopher P. Cannon William L. Dawkins David S. Higgins Charles A. Marus Francis C. Proctor, Jr. Edward G.Smith - N. ALABAMA Lawrence P. Guess AP - S. CALIFORNIA James S. Anderson Jay R. Hotchkiss Edward A. Lang, Ill AE - BOWLING GREEN ST. Brian J. Hendrickson Kenneth N. Kaiser Kevin M. Lotosky AT - JAMES MADISON Christopher L. Negaard - TEXAS ARLINGTON Mark F. Jacobs William T. Svihel EA - ELON COLLEGE Barry W.Simmons Er - LONGWOOD Robert S. McAra Donald C. Sisco, II EA - AUBURN-MONT. David M.Smith,Jr. EE - CLINCH VALLEY Robert H.Sage EK- SOUTHERN TECH Jay R. Barrow EN - CSU-SACRAMENTO Kim A. Spannuth EY- SLIPPERY ROCK Theodore M.Talackine

CROSSED SWORD CLUB($100 - $249) A - CHARLESTON Robert M. Barber Scott J. Boykin Andrew R. Cracker Eric C. Helfers Andrew A. Kroeg, III David L. Lee William P. Luhn,Jr. Robert W. Marlowe Daniel Ravenel, Jr. John F. Reynolds Lewis A. Westbrook, III B - PRESBYTERIAN James W. Ballard John H. Broughton Dallah A. Forrest, Jr. Thomas H.Grafton Arthur G. Maxwell,Jr. Thomas H.Stearns Eugene A. Vaughn F - CALIFORNIA Norman L. Arrighi Corey A. Babarovich Daniel J. Bosshartd Vincent A. Consul Alexander L. Croce David J. Dayton Joseph F. Dolan Robert S. Easley Ernest J. Furtado David W.Halligan George A. Lineer Anthony M. McQueeney Millis H.Oakes Mertin W. Ritchie Eugene Roberts Harland R. Ross David L. Scruggs Harold L. Simmons Clifford W. Walker,Jr. A - FURMAN Brown Mahon,Jr. Jeffrey M. Nelson John A. Southern James Towler E - DAVIDSON Richard A. Hall Samuel M.Hines Ernest B. Hunter,Jr. Lyman J. Parrigin, Jr. William C. Rozelle Philip C. Winstead Z - WOFFORD James H. Belcher Gregg C. Bissell Jesse C.Crimm Thorton W.Crouch Raymond A. Denny Robert G. McCurdy Robert D. McJunkin James R. Owings Thomas P. Palmer James D. Rice William J. Simpson

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Charles D. West H - EMORY George T. Cook James S. Wood I - GEORGIA TECH John Benkert William F. Bennett David C. Boy,Jr. Thomas F. Christian, Jr. William M.Conner Robert A. Defurio Carl L. Frick, Jr. Richard S. Harrower George W.Heburn George F. Jensen Russell R.Johnson Jeffrey T. Johnson Lee A. Kidd Thomas Lowndes,Jr. Alexander H. McGraw John C. Mosher Robert C. Murray,Jr. William K. Nichols John H. Nunez William A. Pryor James B. Ramage Robert L. Reeves William I. Sauser Lewis P. Walker,Jr. Carlton W. Wheeler,Sr. K - NORTH CAROLINA Charles P. Adams George W. Allen Philip D. Ameen George W. Butcher, Ill Steven L. Cole David W.Crane Alvin W. Daughtridge Mark R. Gorham Russell N. Hadley Richard K. Holzworth Ralph P. Hunt William M.Johnson,Jr. Robert T. Kent James C. Leak James B. Little, Jr. Thomas L. Lloyd Nathaniel F. Magruder Brian T. Marley David F. McAllister Michael R. McLaughlin Jeffrey D. Michael Beverly C. Moore Walter W.Schroeder Stephen C. Shaw Phillip A. Sparrow Charles T. Stewart James L. Thompson John A. Vann,Jr. Lewis H. Warren,Jr. James M. Wilmott Charles B. Winn, Ill A - GEORGIA John S. Bradbury Edward B. Claxton Robert H. Cofer, II David V. Freeman Mark A. Harp Richard F. Harris, Jr. William L. Hatcher Reginald J. Holliday Thomas R. Jackson, Jr. Martin B. Jones John W. McEwen John G. Pryor Cecil R. Spooner,Jr. Andrew A. Towson Warren H. Williams, Jr. John W. Wilson Steven C. Wood M - DUKE Sid E. Atkinson George F. Blalock William H. Bridgers John H. Brownlee Robert F. Clayton Robert Dick George M. Esposito Paul W. Fekas Thomas M. Garrou Wilfred C. Gatling, Jr. Norman G. Gibson David K. Gill Harold H. Hawfield Burnett N. Hull Daniel E. Kincaid Francis R. Landon Charles H. Munch James T. O'Kelley, Jr. William R. Pitts Harry P. Raymond,Jr. Frank C. Rozzelle Bart N.Stephens Thomas H. Timberlake N - NEBRAKSA James S. Christol Kerry P. Hookstra Andrew T. Sheets John C. Stohlmann Donald B. Warnke E - ROANOKE John R. Barley Michael K. Bast Stephen T. Bast Lindsey C. Claiborne

James P. Collins James A. Councilor, III William H. Delatron Paul R. Dotson Kenneth R. Garren Robert K. Harris Mark E. Holley Robert A. Kasey,Jr. Walter D. Keister Henry L. Kennett Donald J. Kerr David W. McCourt Michael C. McGough Mason Miller, Jr. Louis J. Mullineaux Richard A. Phelan Gordon H. Ramsey Kyle F. Schindel Carl B. Sherertz John R. Stafford, Jr. Vic P. Thacker John T. Williamson, III 0- ALABAMA David A. Andrews Ross F. Baerwald Jack E. Brunson Charles H. Clark Ernest W.Collins Larry J. Contri Warren D. Debardelaben,Jr. William J. DuBose Thomas V. Gilbert, Jr. Garland C. Hall, Jr. Frank W. Hanvey Emmett B. Harrison, Jr. Thomas B. Henderson Daniel C. Lemley Gary W. Limmroth Dawson A. McQuaig, Jr. Desmond L. Merrill James W. Miree Norman S. Morgan Stephen R. Norman Clinton I-1. Paulsen Robert L. Shepherd Cyrus S. Steed, Ill Michael S. Teal John W.Turner William J. Worthington,Jr. Randy J. Wright Fl - OGLETHORPE Louis J. Ptacek, Jr. James A. Richardson Howard L. Smith P - WASHINGTON & LEE David D. Bare Jason Faust Edwin P. Garretson, Jr. Richard G. Leary Stephen E. Mattesky Terrence L. McCartin Floyd W. McKinnon George T. Myers Leigh L. Nettleton, Jr. Robert C. Petrey Robert B. Shively Edward A. Turville Kenneth B. VandeWater,Jr. E - SOUTH CAROLINA George DeLay Grady T. Faircloth John S. Flynn Robert M. Gatti Jeffrey D. Hoopes Bruce 0. Hunt John J. Kennedy Richard C. Mims Yancey A. Montgomery,Jr. Wright T. Paulk,Jr. James C. Pruitt, Jr. Frederick E. Quinn James W. Ratliff, Jr. Arthur R. Sams,Jr. David H.Senn Thomas J. Stafford, II Donald J. Ulmer Lawrence R. Wood T - NORTH CAROLINA ST. Hunter B. Atkins William D. Campbell John A. Feather, Jr. Arthur N.Greene Albert M. Guillet, Jr. David D. Hartsoe Richard L. Hinson James H.Johnson, III Harry L. Mashburn Carl C. Painter, Jr. Y - ILLINOIS Frederick H. Beinhoff Robert J. Bogdanoff John G. Carson Jay D. Clifton Edward R. Cwiklin Mark E. Dowd Paul A. Dowd Brent E. Frank Joseph A. Gauer Porter E. Green William A. Hasfurther Jeffrey W. Higgins Joseph L. Johnson David J. Kallal George A. Leech Harold K. Madison

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Frank W. Marlow Edwin D. Mendels Arthur R. Moore Larry A. Munson William H. O'Donnell James Pottenger Edward T. Prosser Kenneth J. Rabe Evan P. Rolek Julius Schoeller, Jr. Wilson J. Seldom Daniel A. Shoor John Simpson Charles J. Steinicke Paul R. Steinway Donald G. Thompson Elzy W.Trogden Eugene J. Ullemeyer X - STETSON Larry W. Anderson Richard V. Ginn Mark C. Hollis Jack C. Inman Arthur N. Morris, Ill Earnest W. Murphy,Jr. William E. Ray John K.Snellings Esten A. Ulmer - CORNELL John H. Angus Thomas E. Bennett Stephen W. Dodge Gary R. Fisher Paul Haas William K. Mayhew Norman R. Miller Donald H. Perkins Erwin A. Tschanz Robert J. Wilcox John R. Wilson - PURDUE Donald C. Adams Francis W. Adsit Thomas J. Beal James R. Berlien James S. Bohner Arthur H. Bostater Thomas R. Brown William K. Daniel Ronald J. Eyer George G. Fassnacht Bryan S. Freed Kim A. Hasler Neil T. Hentschel William G. Hercules George A. Holderbaum Varce E. Howe Harold R.Johnson,Jr. William G. Kanouse Alfred G. Kirchner, Jr. Kenneth L. Kraus Edgar W. Lines Richard H. Lowe Edward J. Masline Bruce A. McCandless Thomas F. Miller David L. Mitzner Steven K. Moore Charles W. Myers Carl R. Nelson Philip E. Newhouse Michael H.Ohaver Ralph B. Olson Jack W.Powers Robert J. Rowan William G.Scheck Robert M.Schutte, Jr. Edwin T. Sherwood Clyde P. Smith Don R. Taylor Edward M. Vana AA - MERCER Richard M. Andrews John C. Garvin,Jr. Albert J. McGill Justin Waits AB - TULANE William A. Howard Charles E. Richards AT - OKLAHOMA Lawrence M. Besenfelder Daniel E. Holeman Edmund P. Hugill, Jr. Jeffrey C. Jordan AA - WASHINGTON John J. Dailey Manuel D. Esteban Duane D. McBain Willard B. Vadman AE - FLORIDA Sumpter H. Barker Bernard A. Barton, Jr. Joseph H. Bell William B. Bell Neil 0. Contess W. Raiford Conway John N. Davis Donald A. Dvornik Ord J. Fink, Jr. David A. Gatchell Michael K. Grimes Jerry R. Groom Walter E. Hagie Jack M. Halabrin Henry C. Harrison

Christopher Hill George D. Johnson,Jr. James R. Kelly Charles W. Lapradd Albert C. Mann Charles F. Marks,Jr. Gary W. Marsh Robert D. Martin Joseph P. McGrail Henry H. Miyares Mack P. Niven Ellison P. Owen,III Robert G. Pastirjak Clarence M. Ramsey Harold R. Simmons Richard S. Smith Mark E. Timmes John A. Weiss John Zoltek, Jr. AZ - OREGON STATE Anthony L. Amort George W. Blinco C. Bogner Roland E. Curtis John T. Fenstermacher Thorne H. Hammond Kenneth M. Hawke,Jr. George E. Jaska Melvin D. Knorr James S. Marsh Patrick C. Meyer John W. Moore Paul Mowry Thomas D. Patterson Nicholas W. Ruhmann Marion N. Sigovich AH - SAMFORD William C. Davis, Jr. Orbie L. Medders, Jr. George R. Mitchell Gilmer T. Simmons Stewart M. Winton Henry J. Yeakle, III AO - MICHIGAN STATE Charles W. Bovay Daniel F. Ciernick Charles E. Cogo Wallace DeMaagd Scott E. Evans Robin G. Ewen Jerry D. Griffith Robert K. Hofacre Alonzo E. Langworthy Bruce T. Lessien J. Lyle Littlefield Curtis C. Luthy D. Keith Meyers Angus J. Morse Milford A. Morse Richard J. Pfeil Kline A. Sprague Gerald F. Wajda Ford L. Woodard John N. Wortman Robert L. Yackels Michael J. Yanachik Ray J. Zimmerman Al - AUBURN William G. Amos Jack E. Baker George E. Bruner, Jr. Marvin A.Chandler,Jr. John 0. Christiansen, Jr. Wallace F. Drury Edwin R. Goodgame James M. Hamilton Arthur B. Hammond Edward C. Healy James H. Hendry Samuel W.Irby Wallace T. Kirkland Ronald W.Lawson Fontaine A. Maddox,Jr. Dan G. Parmer Robert E. Reach Bogart S. Reed William B. Smith James D. Stewart George N. Tobia AK - MICHIGAN Ralph W. Danielson Harry Olson Henry A. Pullen William W. Rowley AM - PENN STATE Harry N. Barfoot, III Richard W. Brown,Jr. Edward J. Cavalier Donald L. Drake William F. Exley Kenneth N. Flodin Lester S. Fry, Jr. Michael A. Gardocki William E. Johnson Daniel G. Jones David A. Kearney Bruce J. Kent John F. Kieser, Sr. Richard J. Kleinert Leon M. Knetz Solomon G. Krepps, V Brian H. Lehman Stephen B. Letendre Steven J. Loeper Nelson E. Mattern

Donald S. Mizell Scott D. Myers John H. Ressler Richard A. Sandala Robert E. Thorton William J. Vernon,Jr. Aaron P. Wagner Theodore D. Webber, II Donald B. Wood Edwin R. Yeager AN - OHIO STATE John H. Haas Corwin D. Hablitzel Homer H. Henrie Russell C. Newhouse - POLYTECHNIC Gordon Ahlers William R. Berger John F. Burns George A. Carleton, III Richard T. Currie William Delnicki Vincent DiGiovanni Frank M. Eigner Bruce J. Elowsky Lewis B. Everett Valentine W. Fendrich Rutherford H. Fenn Franklin Grandinetti Richard F. Groller Stanley C. Harazim Frank M. Herbert, III Paul G. Hoeker Michael R. Isaacs

Benjamin F. Smith,Jr. Roy B. Smith James A. Southerland David B. Spalding George A. Steele Samuel W.Steele James F. Steffner John E. Steffner James Tombras Walter E. Verner AT - RENSSELAER Andrew T. Anderson Richard J. Andrews William H. Baldwin Milton C. Beveridge Scott A. Bibaud Raymond H. Blackford Frederick R. Bohl Kenneth F. Chucta Charles A. Culberson Earle B. Fox,Jr. Robert J. Fuchs Michael E. Hession Wallace G. Hill William H. Hodges Steven H. Kaitz Robert J. Kirchgessner Clayton C. Livingston Robert J. Lyons George T. Macridis Robert S. Morris Kenneth M. Munoz Howard W.Peterson, Jr. Marvin H. Pietschker

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Ove Jensen Joseph LaRosa Henry E. Lemeur Kenneth J. McCort Albert R. Muller Hans W. Nintzel John J. Plunkett Antonio G.Quilon Harry F. Roener Frank F. Romanow Roy D. Sarcona Frank X.Schmoller Edward F. Schofield Paul J. Schwanenflugel Michael Spielzinger AO - IOWA STATE Eric J. Almquist John R. Bateman Robert 0. Brown Lloyd D. Brownson William W.Chmelar Phillip J. Clifton Barry L. Croucher Danny C. Doerscher Walter C. Dorr Joseph G. Duncan Philip J. Dvorak Jeffery G. Greiman Kenneth M.Johnson Gerald D. Love Richard C. Ohrt Michael J. Powell Charles J. Rehman,Jr. John 0.Sanderson Ronald R. Scoville Danny R. Stark Vincent P. Thomas Warren F. Wells An - UNIV. OF THE SOUTH Lawrence F. Thompson AP - WEST VIRGINIA Nicholas G. Evans John C. Marano,Jr. AE - TENNESSEE Thomas H. Banks James E. Jones,Jr. William C. Mays,Jr. Claude 0. McPherson, Jr. Randall J. Mims Robert C. Pemberton Aaron B. Reed William M.Safley

Larry J. Powell Kermit G. Pratt Kenneth T. Pruyn Nicholas P. Rusanowsky Ernest R. Stacey Donald J. Stephens Robert 0. Wagner William L.Zabriskie AY - DREXEL Jack A. Bader William W. Bintzer Percy Brewington John Buhsmer,Jr. Martin E. Burrows Douglas.M.Clarke Kevin M.Collins William J. Cooney,Jr. Lawrence M.Dandrea Wyn V. Davies Walter W.Dearolf, Jr. Donald K. Dement Kenneth J. Dirkes Edward J. DiMond Philip R. Earley John H. Gardner Michael S. Gennaro,Jr. Raymond H. Griffin Guy C. Hess,Jr. David A. Heydt Oscar M. Hokanson John M.Hudson Arthur J. Jones Roman Kalpas Ralph E. Klesius Walter W. Lovell William L. McFadden Vicko J. Melada Osborne C. Miller, Jr. Samuel R. Parris John J. Peirce, Jr. Gay V. Piercy William 0. Reeside John S. Remias Harry A. Schlater Henry W.Schuette John W.Simmons,Il Frederick H.Staiger Watson L. Stillwaggon Roland R. Tesno Robert F. Thorp,Jr. Walton H.Troyer, Jr. Arthur W.Tunnell, Jr.

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David R. Wary Donald R. Williams Samuel A. Wilson,Sr. - ILLINOIS TECH Michael B. Adair Ralph E. Belke Douglas H. Benton Albert F. Bujan Emil B. Deiter Brian F. Diaz Cyril L. Dusell James M. Helm John T. Higgins George E. Hoff Martin T. Kotsch David R. Larson Andrew E. Michyeta, Jr. Peter E. Ostrander Chris P. Pekarek Harry F. Perlet, Jr. Kenneth L. Slepicka AX - MIAMI Parker E. Hodgman - INDIANA Stephen A. Boone Charles R. Downey Alvin D. Enlow Scott E. Evenbeck Jay A. Hargis John M. Hayden Joseph F. Lux Ralph G. Mundy Justin Patterson James M. Pivarnik Waldsee M. Prunty

James L. Rutherford Don B. Walter Harry J. Winegar BE - MISSOURI Robert J. Baker Frank B. Boyd, Jr. Kenneth X. Lissner BH - FLORIDA STATE Leo Almerico Ronald B. Boersma Robert F. Brown Robert N. Clark James R. Colee Hugo H. Debeaubien Bernard M. Eaton Ralph P. Gillis Fred L. Hoffman Mearl B. Platt Randolph M. Plotts David A. Podgor Douglas T. Prior Matthew W. Waters William P. Welch Charles M. Wilson BI - TOLEDO David B. Barkhimer Christopher E. Barton Scott S. Coursen Darwin D. Deckrosh William G. Frederick Robert C. Friess Willaim C. O'Shea Bruce 0. Palenske Paul C. Simmon BK - GEORGIA STATE

Randy K. Langley David W. McLawhorn Bruce A. Mullis Franklin F. Ramseur, III Jonathan S. Smith Richard L. Wilburn BX - EAST TEXAS STATE Don W. DeColaines, III Lyle C. Draper Kenneth L. Park - TENN. WESLEYAN Hugh G. Neil, Jr. John M.Plemons Barry A. Saunders James A. VanOstenbridge Bil - EAST TENN.STATE Farris D. Kabool, Jr. Bryan L. Saunders Eugene W.Smith Robert G. Yackanin Ronald K. Younger FA - LIVINGSTON Jesse C. Baynes James W.Carter James W. Roebuck rll - OLD DOMINION Ernest H.Joy Nolan R. Ming l'aul L. Moses Matthew S. Parker Joseph E. Prillaman Paul V. Shebalin Christopher P. Webb Alvah M. Wilder, Jr. Fr - TROY STATE

Members of Pi Kappa Phi continue to financially support the educational programs of the Foundation in 1990. Almost4,000students and alumni contributed over $190,000 during this past year. 1990 witnessed the creation of the National's President Circle and the Foundation Fellow Program. In time,these recognition societies will form the economic backbone of the Foundation's educational programs. The Foundation has seven giving clubs which recognize total giving to this tax-exempt organization. A gift each year continues the member's standing in a given club.

Dennis E. Rose William C. Seng,Jr. T. J. Sullivan Howard 0.Thursby - OREGON Sherman W. Holmes Donald D. Lasselle BA - N.J.I.T. John A. Alfonso James P. Brogan Richard Culp Ralph J. Doudera Robert M. Fechillas Aivars E. Krumins Karl Kubak Donald C. Linske Anthony V. Mangone Thomas M. McCann William Oakenell Victor E. Oravetz,Jr. Philip J. Orban Lester Pastuszyn Ronald Piccolo Richard Rusak James B. Snodgrass,Jr. Jacob VanBroekhoven David A. Williams, Jr. Joseph P. Zengota BB - FLORIDA SOUTHERN Henry M. Bartlett, Jr. Robert J. Chapin Charles J. Evans William E. Kesler Kennis S. Ketterer, Jr. Brent W.Sears John M.Thompson John E. Trufant Br - LOUISVILLE John T. Cook Winson L. Dewitt Larry A. Hayse James A. Koshewa James R. Weber Herbert M.Zimmerman,Jr. BA - DRAKE Michael J. Cohen James C. Hendrix James Labiak Stephen M. Lakis Michael D. Neary Kenneth J. Piller Ronald N. Raskin

Stanley R. Duren Donald E. Perkins BA - TAMPA Wade G. Birch George A. Clement Austin R. Curry Jeffrey Goerke Ralph M. Griffin, Jr. Stephen J. Krist Robert A. Myers James K. Neve BM - McNEESE STATE Paul A. Brown Ted W.Pool Thomas E. Wright,Jr. BN - HOUSTON Royston H. Patterson, Jr. - CENTRAL MICHIGAN Charles Kamachos Duane M. Valerio Boyd R. Wiltse BO - N.W. LOUISIANA ST. Paul Rochette, Jr. BU - EASTERN MICHIGAN Richard H. Falk Carl V. Taylor BE - NORTHERN ILLINOIS Driscoll P. Drew Ronald L. Giles BT - VALDOSTA Philip L. Adams John T. Brooks James M. Dowd Jerry W.Pilcher Hubert H. Wilford BY - VIRGINIA Stephen S. Applegate Barry J. Ewald Thomas G. Haudricourt Steven P. Nesbit Daniel W. Rogerson Ronald D. Schneider Edmond H.Smith William J. Watson, Ill - EAST CAROLINA Otis T. Bailey Dennis M. Brown William W.Cambell Ellis E. Ehle, Jr. Daniel W. Frye Joseph F. Hallow,Jr. Gayle W. Harris

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Melvin L. Dawkins,Jr. Donald E. Hodges Laurence S. Turrin FA - MEMPHIS STATE Thomas H. Appleton,Jr. Herbert W. Blow Dennis P. Byer Ron Cail Jeffrey A. Droke Richard Franklin FE - WESTERN CAROLINA Joseph 0. Craft, Jr. Max C. Daves,Jr. William M. Felsher Bruce W. Fishel Gary M. Harrison Barry J. Kalet R. David McKenzie Stanley B. Pendergraft William F. Willis rz - W. VIRGINIA TECH Kevin Hodges Ronald E. Isom William S. Kocher Paul A. Mattox, Jr. Dennis C. Neidert Michael C. Paterno Donald L. Prinzbach Donald E. Skaggs FH - ATHENS William J. Kelly Fe - UNC WILMINGTON James M.Corcoran William E. Dalton William D. McCaughan,Jr. Henry C. Merritt, Jr. James C. Piner Edward A. Sundy,Jr. Osborne K. Walls, Jr. ri - LSU Leonard D.Simmons,Jr. rx - GEORGIA SOUTHERN Thomas E. Camp,III Thomas E. Camp,IV Darwin H. Exley Anton F. Jeselnik Jack E. Parker Steven D. Rawlins Dale T. Warren Henry C. Wheeler, III rn - MISSOURI-ROLLA William H. Coalson

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Randal S. Curtis rm - BELMONT ABBEY William S. Grizzard, Jr. Guy A. Piche FE - GA.SOUTHWESTERN Larry A. Everson George H. Pritchard Robert A. Tuggle Hubert H. Yaughn,Jr. rp - LANDER Stephen L. Byrd Robert W.Craft Kyle W.Sherard Barry C. Young - ARMSTRONG Jack R. King Corley J. Zittrouer FT - NORTH TEXAS Robert M. Williams ry - OKLAHOMA STATE John D. Danvers Michael S. Nichols rx - JACKSONVILLE UNIV. Montgomery M. Broward David H. Zavon PP - AUGUSTA Frank Damiano Ronald P. hick - MONTEVALLO David C. Bennett Robert E. Howard,Jr. Walbert W. Kaempfer Thomas B. Peterson David S. Rose J. Richard Rose AA - VIRGINIA TECH Robert M. Bailey Brian J. Eastridge Christopher W. Little William P. Martin James II. Robertson Lane A. Schaffer AB - NORTH GEORGIA Thomas L. Childers Victor D. Irvin Michael G. Lawless Paul W. Wingo Harold D. Wood Ar - NEBRASKA-OMAHA Richard A. Buschelman AA - N.E. MISSOURI STATE Timothy S. Brown Michael R. Wood AE - JACKSONVILLE Robert J. Coley Ralph L. Cunningham Terry D. Kendrick AZ - APPALACHIAN STATE Mitchell H. Allison Christopher W. Hayes Steven E. Miller Jeffrey L. Payne Edward H. Reese Jeffrey K. Shell Martin D. Stadler Wythe R. Wilson AH - MOREHEAD STATE Walter E. Higgins John F. Moser James W. Wells - MIDDLE TENN.ST. Stephen L. Crass AK - PEMBROKE STATE Jack J. Gould AA - UNC-CHARLOTTE John C. Deal William D. Gullett Mark C. Hall Gary T. Knox John E. Lynch,Jr. Todd R. Stiller AN - WESTERN KENTUCKY Galen H. Freemen, III Bruce A. Masden Joseph R. Wallace AE - NORTH ALABAMA Stephen A. l'irkle AO - NICHOLLS STATE Jacques D. Frere John J. Olin All - WRIGHT STATE Terry D. Brown AP - S. CALIFORNIA Edward J. Hogan,Ill James J. McMenamin Charles M.Sarture, II - BOWLING GREEN ST. William A. Haidle Gregory A. Herig Anthony M. Kalich Paul E. Kimmel Steven J. Trivisonno AT - JAMES MADISON Edwin D. Beall Stephen E. Dicks Christopher E. Kelly AY - PITTSBURGH Howard E. Simon Marshall R. Zwick - RADFORD Franklin A.Swann AX - KANSAS STATE Leroy C. Bowker David H. George Jeff A. Schugart Robert E. Wiegers

- TEXAS ARLINGTON Gary Cox AO - TEXAS A&M Vernon V. Burnett David H. Martinez EA - ELON COLLEGE Hardy K. Bobbitt Paul M. Hirschmann Gerald E. Hollan Ralph 0. Mueller EB - GRAND VALLEY ST. Russell D. Ikerd Richard P. Probst EF - LONGWOOD Dale W. Rankin Gary C. Slack Richard W.Stryker EE - CLINCH VALLEY Steven P. Beauter EZ - CENTRAL ARKANSAS John L. Bearden Richard H. Dixon,Jr. Howard A. Wells EH - WINTHROP Joel H. Byars E0 - SETON HALL Leonardo S. DePalma William P. Freeman Rocco Gencarelli El - UNC-GREENSBORO Michael K. Miller EK - SOUTHERN TECH Howard E. Burch Jon F. Cole Robert G.Cole, Jr. Barry L. Kidd Bertinson N. Vu EN - CSU- SACRAMENTO Todd J. Rehfuss Cary B. Schumacher ES - LaSALLE David W.Givey Ralph Tekel EP - LENOIR-RHYNE James R. Hammer,Jr. - CHRISTIAN BROS. Mark C. Craven David K. Rifenburg Glen D. Solberg ET - ST. JOSEPH'S Vincent J. Thompson,Jr. EY - GEORGIA COLLEGE Bernard L. Doolittle - ALA.-BIRMINGHAM Joseph S. McCarty EX - UNIV. OF DENVER Carl F. Leweke - SLIPPERY ROCK Kenneth J. Goss ZA - SHIPPENSBURG William J. Twohig, Sr. Zr - NORTH DAKOTA Christopher T. Johnson

CURRENT YEAR DONORS A - CHARLESTON Howard W. Almand,Jr. David B. Backus Charles A. Barrett, III Lee S. Demarest, Jr. Eugene R. Fischer Ralph W. Houser, Jr. Charles A. Jones Peter B. Krug Stuart D. Ratcliffe William G. Roche,Jr. Robert E. Sheppard Richard A. Taylor Richard B. Voorneveld B - PRESBYTERIAN Francis M. Frazier Jackson C. Graham Hank W. Mason James L. McNair, III Randall A. Parsons Jeffrey W. Ray Pierce W.Timberlake F - CALIFORNIA Thomas D. Armstrong Hugh J. Barrett Paul Coupin Robert C. Engemoen,Jr. Albert Flor, Jr. Richard G. Houston Michael S. Kesler David L. Larson Michael W. Neal Barney M. Nicholson, Jr. Richard A. Rappaport Michael J. Reilly Michael J. Trainor Jack A. Underhill Peter P. VanDenBosch - FURMAN Henry E. Barton, Jr. David D. Brockman,Jr. Kenneth S. Burnham Green G. Cleveland David G. Evins Christopher R. Hardt Robert H. Howell

Andrew D. Kurtz Peter J. Manning Bryan C. Moody Lee R. Rowley,Jr. Kenneth L. Watson E - DAVIDSON Junius R. Gaither, Jr. Robert C. Grady William M. Heston Maury A. Johnston Harold B. Kernodle,Jr. Frank H. Logan William E. Spainhour Joseph H. Vernon Samuel M. Woodward Z - WOFFORD Worth S. Adams,Jr. William R. Cook,Jr. Richard C. Gallagher, Jr. Joseph C. Hawkins Gerald F. Mount William M.Smethie,Jr. Zeb C. Williams Deward B. Woolbright,Jr. Carl J. Wooten H -EMORY George T. Cook William W. Floyd Sam L. Laird, Jr. James E. Powell, Jr. 1 - GEORGIA TECH T. E. Anderson David G. Baker, Jr. William C. Boyd Charles E. Colletta Ervin M.Combs Keith E. Comerford Terrell G. Covington Peter D. Cuffe Charles E. Edwards Walter B. Gentry, Jr. Allan D. Guggolz Jeremy M. Heymann David M. Hull Carl F. King Gregory S. Legore Elwood F. McLaughlin Jeffrey C. Montgomery John R. l'aus James W. Reeves Benjamin F. Register, Jr. Michael A. Rossi Henry S. Rowland,Jr. William L. Smith Andrew D. Stone Oswald H. Tompkins Kenneth M. Urfer David K. Williams John L. Wilson, III K - NORTH CAROLINA Arthur S. Barbee Joseph Y. Bassett Joseph T. Bell, 11 Mark R. Bernhardt William E. Bobbitt David R. Caudle Jon R. Crafton Jeffrey G. Dotson Albert L. Ellis, Ill John B. Fisher, Jr. Walter S. Fuller Allen R. Goodson,Jr. Howard W. Hawks William N. Henderson, Ill Scott E. Hoehn Floyd C. Hood,Jr. Edmund B. Hopkins Willard A. Hord,Jr. Richard M. Hutson, II Reid C. James Kenneth E. Johnson John K.Johnstone James F. Justice Steven R. Knox Robert E. Leak, Jr. George M. Mackie Harold G. McNeill James W. Morgan Marshall R. Murray Timothy E. Newman William J. Ramsey Terry N. Renegar James T. Roach William H. Romm,Jr. Charles C.Seabrook Edward K.Smith Craig D.Sparks Scott B. Tate William H. Wilkerson A - GEORGIA James K. Baker Marshall H. Barrett Alexander W. Realer, IV Selby G. Benton Vernon A. Bird Philip T. Bolt Michael L. Bush Winfield S. Carson,Jr. Stephen P. Conway David B. Cook Herman T. Davis Joseph B. Edwards Glenn W. Freeman Mark A. Gaddis James C. Graves David T. Griggs

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Harris C. Hinely, Jr. Charles 0. Huttoe Donald R. Landrum Julian R. Lang Curtis S. Malone James D. McLeroy Robert F. Nance John F. Peck Craig B. Sherman Steven A. Skowronski David T.Smith Steven B. Smith George M.Thompson Fred M.Thrower Thomas W. West Thomas R. Wood M - DUKE Gustave G. Barnett, III Charles F. Beidler Ladd C. Brown,Jr. Benjamin R. Cato,Jr. Carlyle A. Clayton William H. Dameron,Jr. Heyward L. Drummond Winder J. Edwards Gary C. Farmer Paul Game,Jr. Bailey T. Groome John W.Guion William E. Harris George W. Liles Steven E. Lindberg Michael L. Marable Matthew T. Marsh Thomas B. Massey Douglas E. Matthias Robert L. Milone John D. Moylan Shuford K. Peeler Dietrich F. Rosenberg Douglas E. Underwood Wright Willingham N - NEBRASKA Blaine G. Beck Lyman M. Burgess John A. Corzine Dean A. Divis Gary L. Pleas - ROANOKE Peter A. Ammermann Robert S. Barber Robert S. Bonney,Jr. Walker R. Carter, Jr. Richard D. Chandler,Jr. David W.Coates Michael B. Dowdy Matthew B. Fahrney Lawrence P. French James B. Henderson Paul S. Henkel Roy H.Jamerson,Jr. Bruce D. Linger William C. Martin Allen T. Nelson,Jr. Terry L. Palmer Robert J. Patane, Jr. Donald J. Potter, Jr. Stephen Y. Quinn James W. Reynolds Thomas J. Robertson, Jr. Luther G. Stiff Charles S. StuIts, Ill Robert L. Toth Judge J. Turk Keith S. VValklet Thomas E. Weir 0- ALABAMA James A. Avrett Edward V. Blankinship John R. Blevins John William Bray Jerry B. Brunson John M. Clark Mark T. Cotton John P. Fitzgerald Thomas S. Grammas Karl C. Harrison James F. Henderson John D. Hill Alfred Holston Thomas J. House Aubrey L. Johnson,Jr. Charles A. Jones, III Henry J. Kittrell, Jr. Robert L. Kurtts Steven G. Mapes Paul V. Martin Jeffery D. Mays Edward Pagelsen James B. Renfroe Anthony J. Rice Gregory F. Richard Albert E. Ritchey Gary D. Rodgers Randall H.Smith Thomas P. Stowe,Jr. Evan M.Terry William L. Turner Buren E. Wells David C. Wells Lawrence B. Wilkerson Walter H. Willims Floyd E. Woods Randy J. Wright 11- OGLETHORPE Grady M.Smith

Howard L. Smith Julian A. Tumlin . P - WASHINGTON & LEE Erwin J. Ade Alver D. Darby,Jr. Gerard R. Kehoe Hunter B. McFadden,Jr. Paul R. Plawin Andrew M. Reibach Isaac G. Shively Kenneth D. Wallace E - SOUTH CAROLINA Herbert L. Benson,Jr. George D. Cox Dal H. Felkel, II Daniel Flessas John R. Kinchen Herbert P. Lee, Ill Karl S. Long, III Lee A. McIntyre Frederick A.Smith Gerald W.Smith Frederick E. Sojourner Gustavo M. Ventura, III T - NORTH CAROLINA ST. Paul R. Alvarez James F. Anderson,Jr. Edward W. Avent, III William G. Barnhardt, Jr. Christopher L. Baucom William B. Chalk Harold L. Davison Clarence F. Dixon,Jr. Leo T. Fanny George W.Fox Robert A. Greene James R. Groome James V. Gruzdis,Jr. William H. Herring, Jr. Christopher A. Hill Thomas E. Johnson, III Francis L. Joyner Francis L. Joyner, Jr. Thomas A. Karam James A. Keller Terry C. Lassiter Charles F. Latham Marvin R. Martin Hazel H. Moore Oliver A. Ned,Jr. Ray J. Queen Wilson A. Sherrill, 11 William C.Styron, Jr. William S. Troutman Dennis J. Turner Edwin G. Wall Robert B. Wright Y - ILLINOIS Donald A. Cash Edmund D. Duess David W. Dinsmore Wilbert F. Doak Daniel L. Ganzer Harold W.Gehrig Robert D. Jacobs Robert T. Kieres Bruce W. Kissel John E. Lignell Clark E. Morris Carl V. Nelson Jeffrey S. Overbey Paul B. Phinney Gregory M.Provencher Robert M. Riggs Donald Rogers Marvin A. Schaid John L. Schrage John R. Schubert, III Michael A. Shaner Arnold R. Smith Brian K. Smith Joseph E. Stanton John M.Trahey Walter T. Wahlfeldt (I) - TULSA Paul B. Havenstrite X - STETSON Thomas R. Burnette Ted R. Boutwell Fred M.Conway Cartha D. DeLoach Carl M. Hulbert Jonathan T. Jones Carlos T. Parsons Christopher B. Walsweer James L. Young `11 - CORNELL Thomas E. Caulfield W. E. Georgia Peter B. Jahrling William E. MacMillan Willard S. Magalhaes William G.Schmeelk - PURDUE Robert C. Adams Ronald G. Akens Mark C. Allion William J. Andrew Robert P. Beaudry, Ill Robert F. Brinson David A. Carder James 0. Chamberlain William C. Clark Billy H. Curtis David R. Davis Donald D. Denis

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Timothy L. Dillingham Charles Dulic Jeffrey L. Egilsrud James J. Fastiggi Richard B. Fitts Bernard T. Graser James A. Griffiths Robert L. Griffiths Alan H. Hagopian William E. Hahn James A. Hecker Hilton B. Henry Csaba L. Hertelendy Robert T. Hesser Carl D. Hipsher Donald R. Katter Russ D. Kurtz John E. Lovell John M. Makepeace Robert J. Miller Eugene F. Miltko Gary L. Mitzner Clayton J. Newhagen John S. Orisich, Jr. Michael J. O'Neill Michael F. Paluch George L. Quisno, II Marc A. Ralston James R. Ramsey Robert L. Roth Andrew J. Schorr William C.Sears Meredith E. Smith,Jr. John T. Strawbridge Kurt M.Takara Herbert J. Treen Robert L. Vogt Thomas L. Weakley Harold W. Wehrwein Robert E. Wojcik AA - MERCER Bruce D. Dod Hollis C. Lewis,Jr. Ar - OLKAHOMA John R. Carlson Jerry R. Dixon Robert W.Ingram Steven W. Knight Anthony R. Petkoff Danny J. Lee Charles A. Rogers Charles E. Springer A. Ervine Swift Michael T. Wiseley - WASHINGTON Walter C. Avery Michael W.Colley John R. Cragg Indy C. Crowley John T. Illias Kirk E. King Harold V. McPherson James C. Robertson Gregory W. Whitcomb AE - FLORIDA Johnnie M. Amerson Jack N. Armstrong Harry M. Baker Roger M. Bosworth Gregory Camp Eduardo J. Cardenal John D.Carpenter William E. Combs Philip D. Coombs Frank J. Costa Walter S. Coursol Kenneth R. Craig Paul M. Dicker Verlyn W. Fischer, Jr. John D. Gornto,Jr. Scott P. Hilsen Benjamin G. Holdorf Robert P. Kelly Dean A. Kotinos Michael B. McIver Thomas F. Moxley Michael J. Nozzarella George S. Peek Anthony V. Scalese Raymond M. Schmitt Robert D.Snyder Steven C.Stanford Edward W.Storin Brian L. Tansey Rex E. Thompson Randi C. Wadle Richard C. Warwick AZ - OREGON STATE Wyatt J. Brown Bradley W.Clark Harold E. Conklin Kenneth J. Ford Gregory T. Franz John J. Heniges Kenneth L. Hyland David V. Ledoux Ronald G. Lightowler Roy 0. Malo,Jr. Robert R. Pierce Frederick W. Raw Alan C. Smith Gary L. Smith Ronald D. Thom Robert G.Thompson,Jr. Scott D. Trotter Thomas L. Tyler

Dale L. Vogt AH - SAMFORD Jimmy R. Bell Hugh P. Brindley, Jr. Michael W.Clifton William W. Dixon,Jr. Scott Dyess Roy G. Evans, Ill Samuel W. Hall Sam W.Jones Kenneth E. Knight Tim W. Knight Glenn A. Olivenbaum James E. Purvis Daniel B. Roebuck Joe W. Vaughn AO - MICHIGAN STATE Kenneth G. Adams James F. Berridge Orson D. Bird Max L. Bottomley Joseph M.Colucci Jeffrey P. Donaldson E. Dalton Ebbeson Thomes W.Ellis John G. Evert Richard D. Filber Mark W. Kaczmarek Gregory J. Kurasz Robert B. McCall John A. McCormack George S. McIntyre George E. McKay

Hart D. Morris Stephen H. Morrison Charles R. Myers James M. Nestor Jonathan M. Nii Steven J. Patoprsty Leonard C. Paul,Jr. Waldo C. Proctor Dennis M. Rafferty John F. Rehagen Wesson J. Ritchie George L. Salsbury James T. Schultz Ray E. Shedd Scott G.Slavens Richard W.Thatcher Willis S. Thompson Donald E. Viecelli David L. West Al - AUBURN James B. Alexander Forrest C. Alley Guy H. Alley James W. Barton Jackson G. Beatty Charles S. Blackledge, Jr. William L. Chartier Van R. Comfort,Jr. Edward B. Grant William M. Gregory Daryl R. Griswold Raymond L. Hatcher, Jr. James M.Jones Barry M. Knox Richard L. Kracke Bruce R. Lockwood George T. Luckie Brian P. Matisak John E. McClure William B. Ott, Jr. William G. Paulk Ernest C. Rushing

Malcolm C. Sahlie Harry S. Scheinert Conrad Summerlin Scott R. Thye Hugh W. Vann,Jr. Edmund W. Walker,Jr. Clarence E. Weldon, Jr. Grover M. Whitley Wilson C. Wooley Charles T. Wyrick AK - MICHIGAN Gregory B. Brown Philip S. Dalziel William H. Moffat Wesley U. Shin AA - MISSISSIPPI Oliver E. Cathey John E. Ward AM - PENN STATE Barry C. Anderson Mark D. Berger Keith W.Bommann Stephen C. Botta George N. Burman,Jr. Floyd J. Carl Richard A. Celin John M.Craine William H. Deihm,Jr. William F. Dietrich Donald J. Firster Robert A. Fisher Brian D. Franco Edwin A. Friend, Jr.

Gordon E. Fry, II George W.Goldthorp,Jr. Todd A. Gookin J. C. Guild Richard A. Gundrum Edward C. Hassiepen George 0. Herold Glenn R. Holman Scott J. Jandora Robert C. Kieffer Jeffrey P. Lewis Charles E. McCarthy John D. Miller Mark A. Pontarelli John M.Puskar Richard A. Sacane Blaise T. Santianni Scott J. Scarcia Clark W.Sharon Bruce M.Shepman Wesley Spencer Kenneth L. Stern Richard G. Vuono Robert M. Watkins Michael J. Wells Robert P. Wenner Anthony J. Zeme,Jr. AN - OHIO STATE Lewis E. Miller AZ:- POLYTECHNIC Gordon Ahlers John J. Benson William R. Berger John F. Burns George A. Carleton, III Richard T. Curie William Delnicki Vincent Digiovanni Frank M. Eigner Bruce J. Elowsky Lewis B. Everett Valentine W.Fendrich

Rutherford H. Fenn John F. Flynn William H. Georger,Jr. Franklin Grandinetti Joseph G. Groller Richard F. Groller Daniel P. Gross Nicholas P. Guarriello Stanley C. Harazim Frank M. Herbert, III Paul G. Hoeker Michael R. Isaacs Ove Jensen Andrew Lazzaro Joseph LaRosa Henry E. Lemeur Kenneth J. McCort Albert R. Muller Hans W. Nitzel John J. Plunkett Antonio G.Quilon Richard Ramge Harry F. Roener Frank F. Romanow Alfred J. Romito Maurice J. Ryan Roy D.Sarcona Frank X.Schmoller Stephen M.Schoenwiesner Edward F. Schofield Paul J. Schwanenflugel Michael Spielzinger Paul M.Tierney

Christopher J. Witt William R. Wright AO - IOWA STATE Eldon H. Anderson Kelley A. Bergstrom James E. Burt Douglas S. Carithers Norman M.Carver Carl R. Chumos Michael J. Derr Hal D. Dirksen George R. Dubes Willis C. Fritz Forest L. Goetsch Gerald W.Groepper Jeffery L. Harm Leonard J. Hart Terry E. Henricksen Mark A. Hughes Fred W.Jahr Danny L. Kahl Bruce A. Lippold James M. Myers Frank M.Parrish, III Daryl A. Pleggenkuhle Allen J. Richardson John M.Schneider Michael W.Simonson Dean I. Sparboe Lawrence M.Stella David A. Stolz William C. Winlock Ralph D. Yoder All - U. OF THE SOUTH William B. Dickens AP - WEST VIRGINIA Eric A. Casteel Telford G. Cruikshank,Jr. Giles C. Davidson, II Bryan R. Emery Nicholas G. Evans Robert L. Harper

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David L. Kish Robert J. Laughner John C. Marano,Jr. William B. Russell AE - TENNESSEE James C. Adkins Murat M.Baker Thomas H. Banks Cornelius W. Booher,Jr. David B. Brand Randel S. Burns Ed S. Byrd Gregory D.Carpenter Robert J. Cloyd Joseph H.Dainwood Kevin A. Hall Claude B. Harvey,III David E. Hause Peter M. Hodges Giles D. Hollins Edwin C. Hoskins Odus R.Johnson James E. Jones, Jr. Henry D.Jorsz Thomas L. Kennedy,Jr. William C. Mays,Jr. Claude 0. McPherson,Jr. Kenneth McPherson Randall J. Mims Michael D. Mynatt Robert C. Pemberton Jack A. Pierce Joey J. Plemmons

Deall Daymon John J. Dempsey Michael N. Desmarais David Dropkin Jesse A. Edelman Thomas J. Foley,IV Earle B. Fox,Jr. Robert J. Fuchs Joseph D.Gahm,Jr. David M.Goddard Winter K. Graves Robert E. Hawkins Michael E. Hession Wallace G. Hill William H. Hodges Robert E. Hult Christopher S. Jones Eugene E. Kaczka Steven H. Kaitz Peter Kelley Armand T. Kelly, III Jeffrey Keough Robert E. Kesel Robert J. Kirchgessner George W.Kirkland,Jr. Kenneth E. Kuffner David R. Labrecque Clayton C. Livingston Mark A. Lyons Robert J. Lyons George T. Macridis George L. McCauslan Robert S. Morris

Eugene E. Ferry John F. Forbes Henry D.Gaul Daniel Ginsberg Robert A. Gravdahl Paul L. Graziani Norman E. Grede,Jr. Robert W. Hadden William H. Hitchens John W.Kellett, Jr. Robert W.Lambert Edward W.Langschwager Marc R. Longo Harry M. Margolis James E. Martino Joseph F. McHugh Austin A. Meehan Richard N. Mensch Michael R. Mitchell George W. Mohn,Jr. Robert T. Murphy Hector A. Negrbni Fred G. Nuenighoff Michael D. Oliveto Thomas B. Popko James C. Purrington Merton R. Radloff Lawrence Rice George W.Thompson Jacques L. Tompkins Mark R. Tonasello David W. Wachtl Stanley R. Wilson

Wallace E. Hutton Keith E. Kelley Roger J. Kinney Roger A. Lakowicz Warren E. Loomis John D. McCan James M. McCollough Robert C. Nelson Lewis R. Oyler Richard J. Roos Terry L. Russell Richard E. Tyson Gregory H. Vann Kenton R. Wierks Ross A. Wingler James E. Witek Everett Wolfe William R. Yagel - OREGON Sherman W.Holmes Donald D. Lasselle Robert D. Potts Joseph W.Schwab,Jr. BA - N.J.I.T. John A. Alfonso John Bernet Brian Boutilier James P. Brogan Matthew J. Coulson Leo Credidio Richard Culp Franklin J. Czysz Robert W. Dlouhy

Charter Class of the National President's Circle David Dixon - B Robert McClellan - I James Piper - I Terrence McCullough - I Dennis Bean - K Frank Wrenn - M Dan McCabe - E. Jason Fields -!.-: Philip Foster -0 John Greaves -0 Joel Borellis - E Brook Silvestri - Y Todd Jones - X Greg Hitzhusen - 4' Michael Kremer - 4' Eric Fairchild - 4' Stephen Acker - AL Jerry Brown - AA Wyatt Brown - AZ Gregory Franz - AZ Dwayne Todd - All David Meador - AN Russell Bradley - Al William Parsons - AI John Finegan - AE Stephen Emerson - AO Damian Lonsdale - AO Robert Kerns - AO Danny Bollinger - AO Andrew Dunn - AP Christopher Vani - AP John Doty,II - AE Morrie Rothstein - AE Paul Barnaba - AT David Liss - AT Seth Walter - AT

Frank M.Pugh Aaron B. Reed Kerry J. Reid Clark A. Roberts Jack W. Robison William M.Safley James E. Schenck Benjamin F. Smith,Jr. David A. Smith Roy B. Smith Roy H.Smith James A.Southerland David B. Spalding George A. Steele Samuel W.Steele James F. Steffner John E. Steffner James Tombras Barney A. Tucker James R. VanFrank,Jr. Walter E. Verner Michael W. Wood AT - RENSSELAER Andrew T. Anderson Richard J. Andrews John J. Arena Richard Y. Atlee Paul J. Baker William H. Baldwin Robert E. Bergman James M. Bernstein Milton C. Beveridge Scott A. Bibaud Raymond H. Blackford Frederick R. Bohl Eric G. Brett Kenneth F. Chucta Peter S. Cinelli George D.Cook Charles A.Culberson Jeffrey A. Cunningham Frank B. Dargue

Matthew Bates - AT Peter Kelley - AT Brook Bollinger - A4' Brett Baltz - A4' Joseph Ropoolo - BA Christopher Todd - BA Gregory Gunn - BE Theodore Krull - BE Douglas Burgett - BH Damon Brown - BH Harry McIntosh - BH Lee Nichols - BH Mark Mills - BH David McCabe - BK Perry Monastero - BA Morey Kunin - BA Tony Duhon - BM Patrick LaCroix - BM Douglas Gordy - BT William Barker - BO Joseph Gremillion - BX Terry Johnson - rA Spencer Smith - rA Bradley Weatherford - 11 Bryan Scruggs - rr Steve Shamburger - Ff. Michael Ferguson - rA Terry Morris - rA Jay Huff - re Mike Turner - re Philip Sparks - FK Timothy DeChicchi - FM Brian Smithwick - FM Joe Velton - FM Mark Rogers - FN Rodney Threadmill - ra-

Jason Wright - UV Michael Songer - rx Shawn Vincent - PP Paul Lavery - AA Rodney Jones - AB Ben Singer - AB Chris Felty - AE Orville Messer - AE Chris Cantrell - AZ Michael Gibbs - AZ Robert Poe - AZ Mark Gaddis - AA Joseph Matessa - AE Todd Sullivan - AT David Sweat - AT John Mingle - AY Todd Johnson - AX Stuart Morrison - AX Jeffrey Kikel - A4' Steven Kosta - A4' Mickael Belki - AO Abe Bush, Ill - AO Jason Dodd - AO Terry Wilson - AD Joe Young - AU Bradley Pomp - Er David Wible - EA Lee Lewis - EE James Stephenson - EH Hector Velez - EO Michael Wright - El Terry Brown - El Keith Johnson - EK Patrick Maietta - EM Charles Lannutti - EE Christopher Quigley - ET

Kenneth M. Munoz Erik B. Nagel Nels F. Nelson Thomas C. Okonski Christopher J. Parks James G.Pauli David M.Peter Howard W.Peterson, Jr. Marvin H. Pietschker Frank D.Popp Larry J. Powell Kermit G.Pratt Kenneth T. Pruyn Edward Rebula William A. Roberts Nicholas P. Rusanowsky Albertino T.Santos William R.Seebaugh Ernest R.Stacy William A.Steffancin Donald J. Stephens John A.Stueven Robert 0. Wagner Ralph B. Wainright,Jr. Robert F. Wambach,Jr. Gordon R. Wilmot Robert J. Woznica William L. Zabriskie AY- DREXEL Keith S. Adams Robert J. Baldwin Henry J. Bartle, Ill Charles R. Barton Robert H. Birdsall Anthony P. Bracalente Robert V. Bumbera Barry G. Campbell Harry J. Christman William Conrad Kirk S. Decker Nick DeBenedictis Larry D. Egolf

Stephen C. Winter Aø - ILLINOIS TECH Vincent E. Beck Gary C. Cathey Peter J. Chiappori Thomas K. Dodson John J. Doudera,Jr. Matthew W.Fernandez Don E. Helbling Leonard J. Mance Wayne J. Matayoshi Wayne B. Petersen Kenneth W.Phalp Thomas R. Prucher Dennis A. Tanner Victor E. Termna Richard A. Veras AX—MIAMI William D. Thompson Warren C.Zulawski MY -INDIANA John B. Allen Brett E. Baltz Scott R. Barker Joseph Blandford Brook P. Bollinger Delbert L. Bollinger Donald E. Brennan Gerald L. Brown Jay B. Cameron,II Christopher J. Dalton David M.Davis Larry L. Donat Russell W.Dunlap Gerald Q. Essling Todd C. Fields John J. Fierst Dennis S. Green Charles R. Hageboeck James P. Halsey Michael A. Hole Ralph M. Howard

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Brent Gebel - EY David Osburn - EY William Goforth - ZA Scott Slawson - ZA Stephen Marks - Zr Andrew Spellar - ZE Kevin Holzendorf - 7.7, William Ray - 72 Glenn Remler - ZH Lance Williams - Zli Matthew Wolfman - Zli David Bright - ZI Charles Geraci - ZI Eric Hess - ZI Brad Strong - ZA Andrew Cervantes - ZE Matthew Dean, II - ZE John 13assano - ZO Richard Dampman - ZO Gregory Arthur - Zil David Atkinson - 7,11 Michael Baugh - ZP James Dubrowsky - ZT Bobby Marshall - IF Tim Renfrow - IF Shawn Williams - ZY Corey Dillon - Z(I) Steve Feld - Z(1) Daniel Cochran- ZX Richard Dampman - ZX Raymond French - ColoradoBoulder AC David Bailey-Concord AC Michael Gorski, II-IUPUI AC Scott Handback-Queens AC Derek Painter-Queens AC

Roger J. Dolida Ralph J. Doudera Frank N. Eskesen,Jr. Edward J. Esposito Robert M. Fechillas Carl E. Fritsch Neil S. Henning Alan lanuzzi Edward M. Kelley Karlis V. Kopans William Kowalski Aivars E. Krumins Karl Kubak Donald C. Linske Michael J. Mahfouz Clifford G. Malarek Charles Mandala Anthony V. Mangone Robert P. Manthey Herbert A. Martin Thomas M. McCann Donald J. Moro Joseph W.O'Rourke William Oakenell Victor E. Oravetz,Jr. Philip J. Orban Patrick W.Parkinson Lester Patuszyn Ronald Piccolo Richard J. Rodrick Richard Rusak Charles Scaturo Peter H.Schmidt John W.Seazholtz Hani A. Shouga James B. Snodgrass,Jr. Richard H.Stephan James R. Stoll Jim C. Tomasini Jacob VanBroekhoven David A. Williams, Jr.

Joseph P. Zengota BB - FLORIDA SOUTHERN Henry M.Bartlett, Jr. Robert J. Chapin Fredrick R. Clemens Charles J. Evans Lawrence J. Henyecz William E. Kesler Kennis S. Ketterer, Jr. Thomas E. Kohl Brent W.Sears John M.Thompson John E. Trufant John R. Turnbull Vincent N. Wyatt Br - LOUISVILLE Wade H. Brown,Jr. Paul H.Christensen John T. Cook Winson L. Dewitt James K. Dooley Larry A. Hayse James A. Koshewa Errol Richardson James R. Weber Herbert M.Zimmerman,Jr. Ba-DRAKE Michael J. Cohen Charles R. Deaton Terry D. Frank James C. Hendrix James Labiak Stephen M. Lakis Arthur M. Luebbers Michael D. Neary Kenneth J. Piller Martin R. Radtke Ronald N. Raskin James L. Rutherford Bruce N.Swanson Don B. Walter Harry J. Winegar BZ - SIMPSON Loren Gore,Jr. BE - MISSOURI Robert J. Baker Matthew J. Basta Brent Bird Frank B. Boyd,Jr. George L. Deutschmann David M. Epperson Christopher B. Llssner Keith L. Ohlms Jack T. Stevenson BH - FLORIDA STATE Leo Almerico Kenneth L. Beauchamp Newton H. Beaver Ronald B. Boersma Sean M. Bower Damon J. Brown David S. Brown Robert F. Brown George M.Carter Robert N.Clark James R. Colee John R. Corbett Hugo H. Debeaubien Alfred R. Dickey,Jr. James R. Douglass Bernard M. Eaton Ralph P. Gillis Fred L. Hoffman Steven J. Louchheim Kenneth K. Majewski Gary W. McDaniel Hassell B. McIver,Jr.' Gordon L. Mize Robin A. Moran James E. Phillips John F. Pierce Mead B. Platt Randolph M. Plotts David A. Podgor Douglas T. Prior John D. Rasmussen,Jr. Matthew W. Waters William L. Welch William P. Welch Charles M. Wilson BI - TOLEDO David B. Barkhimer Christopher E. Barton Carl M.Conner Scott S. Coursen Darwin D. Deckrosh William G. Frederick Robert C. Friess Roderick T. Hunt Elmer J. Newness,Jr. Timothy A. O'Shea William C. O'Shea Bruce 0. Palenske David R. Pruett Paul C.Simmon BK - GEORGIA STATE John W.Barber Charles G. Denormandie Donald H. Diffenderfer Stanley R. Duren Donald E. Perkins BA -TAMPA William G. Barone Wade G. Birch George A. Clement

Austin R. Curry Jeffrey Goerke Ralph M.Griffin,Jr. Stephen J. Krist Richard D. Maun Robert A. Myers James K. Neve Richard R. Rodriguez Mark Steinbrick Ralph E. Stout Robert J. Swirbul BM - McNEESE STATE Wilfred R. Bourne,Jr. Paul A. Brown Darryl G. Drewett James M. Marryott Ted W.Pool Edwin M.Potratz, II BN - HOUSTON Royston H.Patterson,Jr. BE - CENTRAL MICHIGAN Clifford R. Anspach Charles Kamachos Duane M.Valerio Boyd R. Wiltse BO - N.W.LOUISIANA ST. David D. Morgan Paul Rochette, Jr. BIl - EASTERN MICHIGAN Richard H. Falk Carl V. Taylor BP - CLARKSON John F. Kruse BE - NORTHERN ILLINOIS Driscoll P. Drew Ronald L. Giles BT - VALDOSTA Phillip L. Adams John T. Brooks James M. Dowd Douglas V. Gordy Ken S. Holloway Sterling P. Jones, Jr. Roy C.Odom Jerry W.Pilcher Jonathan R. Scott Walker V. Settle, Ill Hubert H. Wilford BY - VIRGINIA Stephen S. Applegate John F. Berry John D. Bishop Marshall T. Bohannon, III Robert D. Bouck Edward M. Burns, II Robert M. Driscoll, Jr. Barry J. Ewald Thomas G. Haudricourt David S. Hyatt John J. Lapenta Thomas C. Lee, Ill Dudley B. Lewis,Jr. Charles M. Lohr Robert H. McCafferty Steven P. Nesbit Daniel W. Rogerson Ronald D.Schneider Edmond H.Smith Kurt J. Steinbacher Andrew G.Straw David J. Sullivan, Jr. John J. Tandler William J. Watson, III Bø - EAST CAROLINA Otis T. Bailey William W. Barker Danny V. Brown Dennis M. Brown John D. Burleson William W.Campbell Michael N. Chesson James R. Dail Ellis E. Ehle, Jr. Mark E. Fackrell Daniel W. Frye Joseph F. Hallow,Jr. Gayle W. Harris Lawrence W. Haussmann Stacey F. Johnson Robert A. Josephs Randy K. Langley John-Paul H. Lyons William G. Mann David W. McLawhorn Bruce A. Mullis Gary A. Nicholds Franklin F. Ramseur, Ill Thomas C. Sayetta Jonathan S. Smith James F. Stephens Richard L. Wilburn Michael A. Wise BX - EAST TEXAS STATE Don W.DeColaines, III Billy J. Downes Lyle C. Draper Joseph P. Gremillion Curtis H. Nugent Kenneth L. Park William E. Patterson John T. White B4'- TENN. WESLEYAN David L. Calfee Mark A. Defriese Walter W,. Fain

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Joel T. Jones Ronald C. Martin Hugh G. Neil, Jr. John M.Plemons Barry A. Saunders James A. VanOstenbridge - EAST TENN.STATE Alan W. Bagley Jerry G. Campbell,Jr. Tolbert C. Crowell Farris D. Kabool,Jr. Charles B. Motley,Jr. David R. Perdue John J. Roberts Bryan L. Saunders Eugene W.Smith Robert G. Yackanin Ronald K. Younger rA - LIVINGSTON Jesse C. Baynes James W.Carter Keith B. Crawford Terry G.Johnson James W. Roebuck Spenser 0.Smith Timothy M.Stewart David M. Taylor John G. Till, Jr. Roy M. Underwood,Jr. ret - OLD DOMINION Ernest H. Joy Kenneth M. Leese Nolan R. Ming Paul L. Moses Joseph E. Murphy Lafayette F. Norton, II Lance W. Orndorff Matthew S. Parker David 0.Posey Joseph E. Prillaman Paul V. Shebalin David Simas Christopher P. Webb Alvah M. Wilder, Jr. Gregory R. Wilkie Timothy R. Willis rr - TROY STATE Courtney L. Ashcraft Durwood L. Bozeman Mixson C. Byrd,Jr. John E. Cawthorne Melvin L. Dawkens,Jr. Norman E. Hobson Donald E. Hodges Frank J. Jehle,Jr. Charles W. Newby James L. O'Dowd Douglas S. Taylor Laurence S. Turrin Darrin L. VanLandingham Franklin W. Wilson rA- MEMPHIS STATE Dr. Thomas H. Appleton,Jr. Robert F. Balestrino Herbert W. Blow Dennis P. Byer Ron Call Jeffrey A. Droke Richard Franklin David C. George William L. Russell rE- WESTERN CAROLINA Larry F. Callicutt Joseph 0. Craft, Jr. Max C. Daves,Jr. Edward L. Duckworth William M. Felsher Bruce W. Fishel Gary M. Harrison Barry J. Kalet Gene F. Leonard,Jr. R. David McKenzie Stanley B. Pendergraft Lloyd J. Stamey, Jr. Richard J. Torres William F. Willis rz- W. VIRGINIA TECH Charles H. Bowman Robert H. Brewer Randall K. Freeman John C. Harris Kevin Hodges Ronald E. Isom William S. Kocher Steven A. Kraycar Mark R. Kyle Jeffrey S. Logsdon John P. Mann Paul A. Mattox,Jr. Joseph D. Miller Dennis C. Neidert Michael C. Paterno Donald Lee Prinzbach Ronald L. Shumate Donald E. Skaggs rn- ATHENS Berval W. Bennett Edward J. Cichorek Stephen C. Jones William J. Kelly re - UNC-WILMINGTON John W. Baldwin,Jr. James M. Corcoran Matthew W.Crossman William E. Dalton Jay B. Huff,Jr.

Richard Jefferson Frank Damian° Larry Michael Long Ronald P. Irick William D. McCaughan,Jr. Ernest V. Langston Henry C. Merritt, Jr. Paul B. Ryan James C. Piner Robert L. Turner,Jr. Jason B. Smart . ra- MONTEVALLO Edward A. Sundy, r. Jimmy R. Andrews Michael R. Turner David C. Bennett Osborne K. Walls, Jr. Warren C. Fowler,Sr. 11- LSU Robert E. Howard,Jr. George J. Flick, Jr. Harold W.Jones Leonard D.Simmons,Jr. Steven C. Smith rK - GEORGIA SOUTHERN Robert W.Spechalske William D. Barr, III Larry M. Williams Perry W. Buffington AA - VIRGINIA TECH Thomas E. Camp,Ill Robert M. Bailey Thomas E. Camp,IV William T. Bailey, Jr. James A. Clifton, Jr. Stephen E. Blazier Darwin H. Exley Curtis B. Brickell Samuel A. Freeman Glenn N. Byrd William R. Fritz Charles H. Carter, Ill John V. Goodman Kenneth J. Debelius James R. Hall Brian J. Eastridge Anton F. Jeselnik Michael D. Eller Douglas H. Lambert F. Scott Fatula Timothy J. McCutchen Scott A. Kimble Paul A. McGahee Thomas C. Lavelle Ronald L. McMahon Christopher W. Little David A. Miles William P. Martin Jack E. Parker Henry B. Mullen Kelly C. Penn William D. Rau Steven D. Rawlins Jeffery E. Rhodehamel Bradley C. Skeeters James H. Robertson Dale T. Warren George M. Rowland Henry C. Wheeler, III Lane A. Schaffer FA - MISSOURI-ROLLA Timothy J. Sowder William H. Coalson Robert H.Squire Christopher M.Cooper Alexander C. String Randal S. Curtis Stuart E. Taylor Joseph M Gioia AB - NORTH GEORGIA Bradford J. Kline Richard G. Becker, Jr. William W. Proulx Thomas L. Childers Kenneth D. Pugsley David S. Goodwin Richard L. Tutko James L. Higgins, Jr. rm- BELMONT ABBEY Allen N. Hunt Martin J. Gass,Jr. Victor D. Irvin John D. Glenn,Jr. Michael G. Lawless William S. Grizzard, Jr. Ronald L. Ledford, Jr. Robert W. Holtz Barry B. Noll Guy A. Piche John M.Sexton Gary T. Watkins Luis O.Toro rN - LaGRANGE Timmy L. Wilson Joseph W. Bryant Paul W. Wingo James H. Hardy,Jr. Harold D. Wood Jacob B. Jarrell, IV Ar - NEBRASKA-OMAHA William 0. Mims,Jr. Richard T. Burns Mark D. Newberry Richard A. Buschelman Michael S. Rothschild Mark K. McMillan Thomas W.Scott Donald D. Powers Shawn G. Zwilling Michael J. Ryan rE - GA.SOUTHWESTERN AA - N.E. MISSOURI STATE Michael G. Branam Timothy S. Brown Gary M. Davis David L. Ewigman Larry A. Everson Gregory D. Lay Ellis R. Gilliam Doug J. Mavis John A. Grant Mark R. Miller David C. McCarty Steven F. Nelson Michael D. Moye Michael R. Wood George H. Pritchard AE - JACKSONVILLE Rodney L. Threadgill Russell E. Andrews Robert A. Tuggle James L. Brodeur John F. Wilson David W. Burrell Hubert H. Yaughn,Jr. Robert J. Chaffin ro- BETHEL Robert J. Coley William G. Bender Ralph L. Cunningham FP - LANDER Terry D. Kendrick Stephen L. Byrd James M. Kirksey Robert W.Craft Scott L. Milam Bernard Pannone Franklin R. Phillips Thomas L. Rankin Joseph J. Rowland Phillip G. Shackelford AZ - APPALACHIAN STATE Kyle W.Sherard Mitchell H. Allison Travis S. Wright Gregory L. Ball Barry C. Young Marshall B. Boyce,Jr. FE - ARMSTRONG Robert D. Brooks Jack R. King Bruce E. Greenland Cecil J. O'Quinn,Jr. Jabe V. Hardee, II Corley J. Zittrouer Christopher W. Hayes FT - NORTH TEXAS STATE David L. Henderson Ben 0.Turner David W. Huss Robert M. Williams Kenneth D. Lowe FY - OKLAHOMA STATE James W. Mason,III Robert A. Bridges Frank A. McNeill, Jr. John D. Danvers Steven E. Miller James E. W. Haynes, III Charles B. Overcash Michael S. Nichols Jeffrey L. Payne Robert B. Phillips Scott C. Poole Prince E. Platner Edward H. Reese William J. Reynolds Jeffrey K. Shell Roger L. Schaefer Martin D. Stadler Ronald F. Sober Wythe R. Wilson rca- SOUTH ALABAMA Billy J. Witt Donal S. Dunbar AH - MOREHEAD STATE Bradley S. Hoffman Lloyd C. Felty Walbert W. Kaempfer Dana L. Greene Ronald L. Konya Walter E. Higgins Thomas B. Peterson Kevin R. King David S. Rose Orville D. Messer J. Richard Rose John F. Moser John K. Stauffer James W. Wells FX - JACKSONVILLE UNIV. - MIDDLE TENN.STATE Montgomery M. Broward Steven F. Bass Michael K. Fouty Stephen L. Crass Thomas E. Osiecki AK - PEMBROKE STATE David H.Zavin Jack J. Gould FT- AUGUSTA Thomas J. McIntosh, III

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Robert G. Parker James A. Wilkins AA - UNC-CHARLOTTE Jon M. Bass, Jr. John R. Blackwelder, Jr. Gary A.Cochrane Paul K. Corrie Robert J. D'Armond,III John C. Deal Robert W. Fisher, Jr. Rick R. Gimla Richard K. Gosnell William D. Gullett Mark C. Hall Steven L. Hall William H. Holden, III Jon D. Howarth Dean C. Hull, II Martin B. Kearns Christian L. Kerr Gary T. Knox Thomas M. Leiendecker Peter J. Levonian John E. Lynch,Jr. Kenneth B. Morgan,Jr. Richard E. Nantz Richard G. Pope Terry A. Reed Todd R. Stiller Hector E. Venegas AM - METHODIST Roy M. Batton, Jr. George A. Small AN - WESTERN KENTUCKY Randall L. Edwards Galen H. Freeman, III Bruce A. Masden J. Robert Miller Donald W. Minton Joseph R. Wallace AE - NORTH ALABAMA Ernest G. Chaffin, Jr. Stephen A. Pirkle Jeffrey R. Suggs AO - NICHOLLS STATE Jacques D. Frere Ray S. Hebert John J. Olin ifl - WRIGHT STATE Terry D. Brown AP - S. CALIFORNIA Edward J. Hogan,III James J. McMenamin Charles M.Sarture, II AE - BOWLING GREEN ST. Joseph A. Bando Scott M. Gates Greg A. Hadley William A. Haidle Gregory A. Herig Anthony M. Kalich Paul E. Kimmel Thomas G. Krach Michael J. Thomas James Tock Steven J. Trivisonno AT - JAMES MADISON Edwin D. Beall Shannon P. A. Byrne Stephen E. Dicks Paul F. Domboski Eric R. Ebel John C. Golsen Robert G. Hicks Christopher E. Kelly Glynn Q. Lane, III Kenneth R. Rand,Ill Brian F. Roberts AY - PITTSBURGH Thomas Colcombe Erik B. Hansen Clark J. Louden Michael G. Matthias Howard E.Simon Marshall R. Zwick A(I)- RADFORD Maurice R. Hamill, III Scott T. Jackson Jason D. Kruse Gene E. Lane,Jr. Thomas P. Morris Daniel A. Noble Franklin A.Swann AX - KANSAS STATE Glen A. Benteman John C. Blinne Leroy C. Bowker Paul R. Dykes Allen J. Frazier David H. George Jeffrey L. Lavery Jeff A.Schugart Robert E. Wiegers - TEXAS-ARLINGTON Gary Cox Mark F. Jacobs Gregory K. Sanders David L. Sprinkle - TEXAS A&M Vernon B. Burnett Craig A. Gholston David H. Martinez Joe A. Young EA - ELON COLLEGE Hardy K. Bobbitt Paul M. Hirshmann

Gerald E. Hollan Ralph 0. Mueller Vincent A. Price Bennett C. Whitlock, III EB - GRAND VALLEY ST. Paul W. Flessner, II Russell D. Ikerd Richard P. Probst Michael A. Stuart Er- LONGWOOD Charles A. Faber Derek J. Lilly Dale W. Rankin Charles E. Shefelton Gary C. Slack Richard W.Stryker EA - AUBURN-MONT. Wayne A. Amaya Tohn T. Andrews Michael E. Epton Michael C. Foster David Goodlett James E. Hinkle EE - CLINCH VALLEY Steven P. Beauter Ruben W.Carter, Jr. Richard A. Davidson, 11 David M. Donathan Robert H.Sage EZ - CENTRAL ARKANSAS James R. Barker John L. Bearden David T. Dallas Richard H. Dixon, Jr. James W.Palmer, Jr. Howard A. Wells EH - WINTHROP Joel H. Byars James T. Stephenson Peter L. Stoffelen ED SETON HALL Anthony J. Cipolla Leonardo S. DePalma William P. Freeman Rocco Gencarelli Luciano J. Losardo John P. Monahan Lorenzo R. Petrucci Steven J. Veit El - UNC-GREENSBORO David B. Craft Elliot D. Curtis Robert E. Logan, III Michael K. Miller EK - SOUTHERN TECH Christopher J. Bryan Howard E. Burch Jon F. Cole Robert G. Cole, Jr. Donald W. Eddleman David G. Hirschler G. Erik Hotton,Jr. Barry L. Kidd Tony M. Nevil, Jr. Bertinson N. Vu EA - USC-SPARTANBURG Robert L. Brown Walter P. Gaines, Il Bruce S. Ramsey EM - BRADLEY Walter J. Becker Wayne A. Hohl Jeffrey A. Luebker John J. Malina Hector M. Martinez Jason D. McDowell EN - CSU-SACRAMENTO James K. Botkin Richard T. Doyle Mark J. Glazier Todd J. Rehfuss Cary B. Schumacher Lester M. Sherry LaSALLE William J. Booth,Jr. David W.Givey Robert F. Graham Joseph G. Madbak Frederick C. Mischler Joseph A. Pelosi Joseph L. Stezzi Ralph Tekel ED -VILLANOVA Robert W. Brennan Christopher M. Byrne Russell S. Crossman Domenic L. D'Ginto Gary J. Farley Joseph M. Farrell George E. Hartwell, III Joseph H. Kaeser Richard J. Panagrossi En- VIRGINIA COMM. Vincent A. Binkoski, III Eric R. Marvel Christopher D. Tulip EP - LENOIR-RHYNE Kenneth J. Dean,Jr. James L. Gibson, Ill James R. Hammer,Jr. Richard P. Hickey,Jr. Donald R.Jarboe Edward H. Merrigan,Jr. Leonard S. Shannon Jimmy R. Threadgill, Jr. John A. Williams

EE - CHRISTIAN BROS. Timothy L. Boswell Henry L. Brenner Mark C. Craven Michael T. Evangelisti Joseph J. Fellmeth Gary R. Laxton Lee R. Nickloy John T. Novarese,Jr. Joel Ortiz, Jr. David K. Rifenburg Glen D. Solberg Dr. Robert G. Werle Daniel E. Wilson ET - ST.JOSEPH'S Charles A. Brawley, Ill Guylouis Ciarrocchi Joseph R. Helduser,Jr. Raymond E. lx, Jr. Jeffrey T. Kipphorn Patrick D. McGuckin James F. Papiano Christopher C. Rooney Gary W.Stetser Vincent J. Thompson,Sr. Thomas P. Wilson EY - GEORGIA COLLEGE Roy W. Baker Bernard L. Doolittle Blair D. Mahaffey Thomas D. Miles Timothy E. Newberry George R. Purvis ED- ALA.- BIRMINGHAM Lee G. Johns, Jr. Joseph S. McCarty David C. Zieverink EX - DENVER Carl F. Leweke EP - SLIPPERY ROCK Kenneth J. Goss Alan T. Greco Stanley B. Johnson Charles E. Karaffa Kenneth Klimchock James Ramsey David P. Ray Walter A. Smialek Russell J. Sturnick Efl— TEXAS TECH Mark C. Coley Richard E. Crowley Roy B. Goodloe,Jr. Gregory C. Holland ZA - CLEMSON David D.Curry, III Scott C. Gasparini Daniel L. Tempe ZB - CSU-SAN DIEGO Lawrence J. Kapp Keith V. Rundle zr- NORTH DAKOTA Christopher T. Johnson Louis A. Larson David W. Mohr Michael P. Monson Steven C. Rowland Steward E. Sandstrom Blaine L. Soderberg ZA - SHIPPENSBURG Kenneth A. Hostetter Paul J. Patuka William J. Twohig,Sr. ZE - GEORGE MASON Alan P. Duesterhaus Michael D. Socha Dan T. Stanford Joseph A.Steele Gary C. Stewart ZZ - NORTH FLORIDA Jeffrey A. Gardner Michael L. Olden ZH - SOUTH FLORIDA Steven Block ZI - INDIANA AT PENN Richard Cravener,Jr. Daniel R. Green ZK - STOCKTON STATE James E. Lunski ZA - CSU-CHICO Andrew G. Farris David A. Gayner

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PROPER How can your chapter obtain its dream house? Pi Kappa Phi Properties,Inc., the national housing corporation of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, exists to assist undergraduate chapters and their local alumni housing corporations in obtaining competitive housing. Properties hasassisted approximately 25-percent of the Pi Kapp chapters from coast-to-coast. At present Properties owns and manages the following houses: Gamma-California-Berkeley Alpha Gamma-Oklahoma Alpha Eta-Samford Alpha Omicron-Iowa State Alpha Theta-Michigan State Beta Delta-Drake Beta Phi-East Carolina Gamma Delta-Memphis State Gamma Epsilon-W. Carolina Delta Chi-Kansas State Because of Properties' tax status, Properties can only own and hold title to the real estate with which it becomes involved. Properties does not provide second mortgage money or guaranty loans for local housing

corporations. Pi Kappa Phi Proper-. ties does offer to the local housing corporations expertise involving financing, insurance, legal and tax matters, as well as day-to-day management suggestions. Properties' financial position, implicit in its asset strength, portfolio status, and credit rating, gives Properties a natural advantage to most individual alumni or housing corporations in the ability to package attractive fraternal housing facilities in the current market. Pi Kappa Phi Properties' primary interest is to provide the opportunity to secure competitive housing where needed. Properties tries to provide a bridge between the current situation and the future when the local alumni housing corporation will be able to own and operate the chapter house itself. The chapter houses in Athens, Ga., and Troy, N.Y., were recently sold to their housing corporations at below market prices. A sale is pending to sell the Berkeley property to the Gamma alumni and a new property at Indiana University has been purchased.

Pi Kappa Phi Properties Organization Every member location of Pi Kappa Phi Properties, Inc., has an appointed alumnus from its local housing corporation to serve as its representative and member of the Board of Directors. This Board meets every biennium to review the operation and policy decisions that have been authorized by the Board'selected group of professionals,the Executive Committee. ThisCommittee provides the constant and ongoing direction for Pi Kappa Phi's housing objectives and needs. The Executive Committee meets quarterly and employs a fulltime, paid administrator who is responsible for the day-to-day management of Pi Kappa Phi Properties. The current administrator is Dr.Frank M. Parrish, an alumnus of Alpha Omicron-Iowa State. Soliciting Pi Kappa Phi Properties Assistance It is the responsibility of the local alumni housing corporation,

Administrator can be an asset to housing drive One of the keys to a successful chapter is having competitive housing. Often local alumni groups are faced with the problem of needing to raise a substantial amountof money to support a housing purchase or major remodeling. With the addition of Frank Parrish as the administrator for Pi Kappa Phi Properties, Properties wants to provide additional resources for the local alumni housing corporations especially in the area of fundraising. Pi Kappa Phi Properties can provide three levels of assistance to local housing corporations concerning fundraising programs and activities. The first level would be provided to the local housing corporations at a minimal or no cost. The second and third level would require the local housing corporation to sign a contract with Pi Kappa Phi Properties,and the cost would be related to the amountof time and expenses anticipated. Facilitator The Properties administrator can assist local alumni housing corporations as a facilitator for getting a basicfundraising program underway. This would include assisting the local alumni in the development of goals, objectives and operating procedures for their fundraising campaign, assisting the alumni in developing an understanding of basic fundraising concepts and techniques,and finally, serving via telephone as a general resource for housing and fundraising

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information. Coordinator If the housing corporation required more assistance, then the Properties administrator could serve as the coordinator for developing the housing project. In addition to acting as the facilitator, this level would include reviewing and analyzing the proposed project, developing different financing options, coordinating drawings, specifications, design work, analyzing the fundraising capability of the alumni,identifying and recruiting alumni leadership, and other activities as necessary to provide the local alumni with a completed housing and fundraising program. Campaign Developer As the Campaign Developer, the Properties administrator would develop and manage the campaign with the assistance of the local alumni housing corporation. This would include developing data base information,developing campaign literature, managing fundraising events and activities, recruiting alumni and other activities necessary to run the campaign. Pi Kappa Phi Properties and Pi Kappa Phi Foundation are developing a library ofcampaign literature, programs, videotapes and other materials relating to fraternity fundraising programs by Pi Kappa Phi and other fraternities. This material is available for review by contacting Properties or the Foundation.

participating with the members of their undergraduate chapter, to determine their chapter's needs and make the plans to effectively meet these needs. The alumni must first decide if they themselves can arrange financing for the housing needs. Pi Kappa Phi Properties will assist local alumni in making this determination. If the alumni housing corporation decides that they cannot meet the housing needs with their resources then they can submit a request to Pi Kappa Phi Properties for consideration. There is a detailed application process and review that is required before a decision is made by Properties. Some of the factors that are important to the decision are: 1. Chapter viability, 2. Housing corporation viability, 3. Structural viability of the property,4. Economic viability of the purchase,and finally local zoning requirements or limitations. Detailed information concerning the application process is available by writing 7742 S. Harrison Cir., Littleton, CO 80122 or call(303) 773-8344.

Come back to where it all started! 1

Pi Kapp College WHEN:

August 15-18, 1991

WHERE: College of Charleston Charleston, South Carolina WHY:

To educate the premier leaders in the undergraduate chapters on the latest developments in Pi Kappa Phi.

WHAT:

Check out the new White Diamond, new associate member and recruitment programs, and the "Brotherhood Book."

COST:

For the first four delegates, the cost is $500. Any additional delegates will cost $200 extra for each.

Come back to Charleston and see 90 Broad Street, the Memorial Gateway, as well as the numerous other historical landmarks. Don't miss this outstanding leadership opportunity! For more information, contact the Administrative Office.

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Iowa State Chapter adopts 'Kids' This spring,PUSH's "Kids on the Block" have found a new home. The five life-sized puppets will be residing at407 Welch Avenue in Ames,Ia.,site ofthe Alpha Omicron Chapter atIowa State University. Alpha Omicron was selected from many interested chapters to pilot this expansion ofPUSH's Kidson the Block program. According to Ken Kaiser, Executive Director,"Taking the Kids on the Block program to the chapter level is certainly a challenge, but it definitely represents the future of this program. Alpha Omicron demonstrated the commitment and dedication necessary to take on this challenge." The chapter puppeteers, Mike Penningroth,Rob Tietzand Mike Derr, will visit elementary schools in the Ames area throughout the semester. In addition to a full-load of classes, the team will perform twice-a-week to third graders. With success stories from this semester to pave the road for future chapters, PUSH hopes eventually to launch several chapter-sponsored programs in addition to the traveling team. Applications are now being accepted for the fall chapter team and the traveling team. Those interested should contact thePUSH office at 704522-PUSH (7874).

(Left) Rob Tietz,(Center) Mike Penningroth and (Right) Mike Derr

PUSH Academy a resounding success! More than 105 PUSH Chairmen gathered in Charlotte and St. Louis, and shared ideas and success stories. (Left) Greg Gellman, Alpha Tau-Rensselaer, "disables" Bob Whittaker, Zeta Phi-Colorado St., as part of the empathy training. The Academy was the largest since its inception in 1988.

Top 10 Chapter Fundraising Totals As of February 14, 1991, the following chapters had contributed the most money to PUSH this year:

Iota - Georgia Tech $3,800.00 Alpha Psi - Indiana $3,720.56 Epsilon Xi - La Salle $3,556.00 Alpha Epsilon - Florida $3,492.76 Alpha Gamma - Oklahoma $3,000.00 Zeta Alpha - Clemson $2,823.00 Zeta Xi - Averett $2,777.00 Zeta Nu - West Chester $2,619.42 Alpha Omicron - Iowa State $2,500.00 Delta Zeta - Appalachian State $2,449.00

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PUSH America doubles its journey! Some of the story will remain the same. A team of Pi Kapps,after raising over $4,000 each to qualify, will cycle across the Golden Gate Bridge to begin a 3,400 mile "Journey of Hope." But something about the '91 team will be different. This time... there will be two! After leaving San Francisco on June 17, one team of 25 will cycle to Washington D.C.on the route paved in '89 and again in '90. A second team will simultaneously tour a route from San Francisco to Charleston,S.C.,crossing some of the roads pedaled by the pioneer PUSH America team in '88. According to Sally Schafer,PUSH's Director of Development and PUSH America Coordinator, the response by collegiate members of the Frater-

nity to participate in PUSH America '91 was "overwhelming." "After three successful years, the project has grown up,and we decided to offer the experience to twice as many people while doubling the awareness efforts they undertake," Schafer said. Throughout the summer, both teams participate in many educational, fundraising and other special events in various cities. Each team will cycle an average of75 miles a day. "The real story is the message they bring when they get there," she said. Plans are now being made for the team's stops in cities along the route. Alumni and chapters are encouraged to get involved. Contact the PUSH Office at(704)522-7874 if you would like more information.

Chapter Spotlight Starting off with a Bang! The Epsilon Alpha AC at Elon College was recolonized only last November and already has raised $2,000! They held a "Toll Road" upon returning to school after winter break and definitely started on the right foot! Give it a shot. it doesn't hurt! We are happy to report that the collegiate members of OmicronAlabama have begun a volunteer relationship with the Regional

EducationalCenterin Tuscaloosa. The center is a learning facility for 10-15 year old children. "Many of the members were apprehensive at first, but they all returned with a very positive reaction," reports past PUSH Chairman, Matt White. The chapter hasrounded outitsPUSH program with car washes and parent solicitations and have raised $1,243.00 in the process. Get your Hot Dogs... This is becoming a familiar phrase around the Charlotte Coliseum. The Epsilon EtaWinthrop Chapter has been selling concessions for Charlotte Hornets games.They make a percentage of what they sell and all funds that they make are donated to PUSH. Archon Jim Stephenson says that the chapter enjoys the work it is doing for PUSH,but the best part is getting into the games for free!! It's an Atlanta Thing... Pi Kappa Phi chapters in the Atlanta area have recently initiated a spring fundraising campaign. The Iota-Georgia Tech, Epsilon Kappa-Southern Tech, Beta Kappa AC-Georgia State, and Kennesaw State ACchapters will be busy this spring raising funds that are "earmarked" for the REACH (Rehabilitation & Education, for Adults and Children)Center in Atlanta. Empathy Training Taking Hold Many chapters are experimenting with sponsoring a campus empathy training session. Zeta Chi-Albright, Zeta XiAverett and Queens AC chapters have sponsored Empathy Training sessions for their campuses, while plans are in the works for the Beta Eta-Florida State Chapter to do the same.

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CHAPTER SPOTLIGHT Alpha Eta Chapter returns to Samford University After an absence of almost 12 months, the Alpha Eta Chapter at Samford reopened its doors as an official Pi Kapp chapter. The re-activation offered 31 new men on January 26, 1991, the chance to carry on the ideals and values of Alpha Eta and Pi Kappa Phi. In February of 1990, the National Council with a recommendation from Samford pulled the charter from Alpha Eta. The Administrative Office convinced Samford to allow the chapter to open again only if they recruited all new officers and members. The chapter rebounded with flying colors. With the efforts of Chapter Advisor Mark Perrin(Alpha Kappa-Michigan), the chapter

achieved active status in less than 12 months. The weekend culminated with the traditional chartering banquet with NationalSecretary Nathan Hightower serving as the chartering officer and Assistant Executive Director Glenn Dickson helping Hightower with the weekend. The brothers from Epsilon Delta-Auburn-Montgomery initiated Alpha Eta. Mr. Pi Kappa Phi 1990 Frank Hawthorne attended the festivities as well. "Our purpose is to establish a tradition of love, wisdom and strength of character growing closer to our Lord, impacting our world and pursuing a brotherhood of excellence," said brother Chris Wilson.

We salute Pi Kapps serving our country in the Gulf listed the addresses The following is a list of Pi Kappa Phi brothers who are now or soon will be serving our nation in Operation Desert Storm. We have also so write as soon and as morale, on impact tremendous a have letters and Cards women. and men service our of all for pray to sure be Please time. this available to us at Office, P.O. Box Administrative the contact please information, often as possible. If you know of someone who has not been included in this listing, or can update our 240526 Charlotte, NC 28224. WOFFORD COLLEGE HIPP, Jr., Vann D.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY JOHNSON,Jeff McGINNIS, Brook

GEORGIA TECH BAXLEY,Larry L. USS INDEPENDENCE

FLORIDA SOUTHERN PONS,Charles A.

UNIVERSITY OF GEOR,GIA DALTON, Brendon UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA STEWART,Sr., Ashley, 2nd LT. BOQ 135 86 Redstone Arsenal, AL 35808 WASHINGTON & LEE SQUIRES,JR., Malcolm H., Col. 1547 Cole Park Fort Campbell, KY 42223-5000 SOUTH CAROLINA LONG,III, Karl S. 251-31-5683 Operation Desert Shield 769th CAMS/DEPLOYED APO, NY 09762 SMITH,George NORTH CAROLINA STATE HARRIS,Greg ROBERSON,Dwight UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS STEDMAN,Bob STETSON UNIVERSITY SMITH,Matt TUMBLIN,Dave UNIVERSITY OF FLORID LEWIS, Halley B. PERKINS,Jason OREGON STATE BAKLEY,Grant HARMON,Robert PINES, Dominic째 SHEARR,John MICHIGAN STATE MENZEL,Jeff 372-94-7162 Operation Desert Storm Bravo Co. 1-327 INF REG I1Q Platoon 101 Airborne Div. APO, NY 09309 PENN STATE BELL, Bruce HAMILTON,Jim YEOSOCK,John ILLINOIS TECH McREYNOLDS,Robert, PFC. 320-74-5265 H&S CO,2nd BN,24th MAR, II MEF FPO, NY 09502-0825

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UNIVERSITY OF MONTEVALLO COVER,Steve VIRGINIA TECH GAMBLE,Ron JONES,Ryan KNAPP,Scott MICHNER,James

HEATON,Todd Michael

MOOREHEAD,Bryan

MORGAN,Charles Alan MULL,II, Rodney Ross WILSON,Tim

SANDY,Raleigh SCI MODER,Gehard

UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA GRUND,Bill LACY,Ben PROVINCE,Scott SCOTT, Brian SIMAS, Dave WILCOX,Todd OLD DOMINION OWENS,Greg TROY STATE BUSBEE, Ken CAIN,Bubba HEAD,James HOWELL,Paul WESTERN CAROLINA JOHNSON,Charles E., SPC 239-45-8975 16 MP Brigade 210 MP Company APO, NY 09657 JOHNSON,Eddie GEORGIA SOUTHERN ROBLES, Danny loGRANOE_CQL,LEGE HAM BY,Curt UHLER,Drew GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN ADAMS,Shane FULFORD,Randy JOHNSON,Kerry GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN ADAMS,Shane FULFORD,Randy JOHNSON,Kerry LANDER PEARSON,Ted Q_KIAHQMA_STATE RUBIN,Thom SHANNON,Bill TORRES, Richard). 244-15-9396 HHC 1-159 AVN REGT 18th AVN FIDE APO, NY 09657

NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE ALFORD, Manely Ray ANGLE,Ill, Vance C. M CO 3/2 ACR Operation Desert Storm APO, NY 09759 BARKER,John BLACKWELL,Jeb Operation Desert Storm 848 ENG CO/48th INF BDE Ft. Irwin, CA 92310 BROWN,Drew CURRY,Jay CUTLER,JR., Thorton Warren 16 Volturno Ft. Bragg, NC 28307 DAVIS,III, Harry Quigg 12th ANV BDE HHC APO, NY 09849 DESKEVICH,JR., Joseph TRP 212 ACR Operation Desert Storm APO, NY 09759 DUNN,Jay EARLY,Jason GOODWIN,Sy HACKLE,Lee I1HT 412 ACR APO, NY 09092 HALL,Carl Benjamin 7322-A Gardner Hills Ft. Campbell, KY 42223 HODGE,George E. IRVIN, Victor Delano PSC Box 292 APO,NY 09616 JOHNSON,David KIRBY,James Edward MADDOX,John McCALL, Mark McCLOUD,Dana McNEELY,Troy MIXON,William Byron MOORE,Chris MOORE, Mark MORRISON, Bret O'BRIEN, Brian O'BRIEN,George H., Jr. C BTRY 1-41 FA 24 ID MECH Operation Desert Storm APO, NY 09315 SAMPLES,Steve Michael Operation Desert Storm 2nd CM BN 13th COSCOM APO, NY 09657

SEXTON,John Mark 3-5 412ACR Operation Desert Storm APO,NY 09759 SNELSON,William SORACCO,Scott Richard Operation Desert Storm HHC 1-18 IN, 197t1, IMF APO, NY 09315 WATSON,Eric WHEELER,Rick WILLIAMS,Scott Burton WHEELER,Rick WILLIAMS,Scott Burton WILSON,Timmy Lee YARBOUGH,Brian UNC CHARLOTTE LAMBERT, Mike BOWLING GREEN STATE BARTEN,Chuck KNAUSS,Todd 323rd MP Company 709 MP BN APO,NY 09957(09575) LAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY ROBERTS, Brian F., Capt. 226-19-5955 HHC 1-505 PIR(FSE) 82nd Airborne Division APO, NY 09656 KANSAS STATE CHURCHWELL,Mark SKELTON,Gary WEBER,Bill P. TEXAS A&M WILSON,Terry DEPIRO, Mike EWOK,Mike HAWLEY,Todd AUBURN-MONTGOMERY CLARK, Michael CLARK,Robert T. HCO 3rd BN 23rd Marine 3rd PLT FPO,NY 09502-0815 CLAY,Chad, PFC 16th Support Group 1206 QM Detachment APO, NY 09750 DUNLA1',Dwayne Q. EASTERLING,Jimmy Keith H1GBE,Chris, PFC 417-21-5718 926th Engineer Group APO,NY 09616 KNIGHT,Jeff Todd, 1st IT. MC CO.3-35 ARMOR IAD APO, NY 09665 LEE, Mike SIDES, Dale TAYLOR,Phillip Lewis

ETON HALL DILL,Jeffrey UNC GREENSBORO SIEGFRIED, Ed SOUTHERN TECH BROWN,Stephen VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH NAOROZ,Dave,L/CPL 231-33-6611 USMC Delta Co.,IIQ PLT 2tul LAI !PO, NY 09582-0204 GEORGIA COLLEGE MULL,Rodney SLIPPERY ROCKILNIVERSITY GREENLEE,Frank MOFFET,Greg PREM,Ed QUINTER, Ronald REHLER,Charles Brian CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO NAHEBEDIAN, Aramis 0. GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY FONT1NILLA,Rick UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDRANO,Francisco WAITE,Chris 8614-2 Centular Kileett, TX 76544 (Tel: 8171526-9193) Ft. Hood,TX - C.O. Brandon Bicksteen STOCKTON STNIEKQL.L.KE McPHERSON,Eric ORTIZ, Rob SUNY-CORTLAND CASIMO,Chris SCHOONOVER,Keith B 131-54-5174 C. Company PLT HS Company 8th Tank BN FPO, NY 09502-0835 SLAWSON,Frank G. 107-66-0674 B. Company 8th Tani BN FPO,NY 09502-0835 AVERETT COLLEGE TAWNEY,Daniel Wayne

BARTONSDLLEGV SNEAD,Joey BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY HUMPHREY,Turon VINCENT,James

COLORADO STATE WEBBER,Alan KENNESAW STALIT HAGER, Mark

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Record-setting Mid-Year Leadership Conferences. (Left) 395 brothers from 91 chapters pose for a group photo during the conference in Charlotte, Jan. 4-6, 1991, at the Executive Marriott Hotel. 181 brothers from 39 chapters participated in the conference in St. Louis, Jan. 11-13, 1991, at the Clarion Hotel on the Riverfront.

War and scholarship funds highlight letters to the editor

How has Pi Kappa Phi helped you in the 'real world'?

Thefollowing are excerptsfrom a letter from Karl "Trey" Long who is currently serving our country in Saudi Arabia. Trey,a brother at Sigma-South Carolina Chapter, responded to letter written by Executive Director Durward Owen. ...As you well know,support from others is the key to any endeavor. To me,this is the pure essence of fraternity. Supportofbrothersisgood,and bad times allows us to flourish and grow closer to the better people we all hope to be. Not until the moment I read your letter did I fully realize how important the Fraternity could be to me as an established adult. In fact,the letter served as a reminder of all the wonderful experiences Pi Kappa Phi has provided over the years. This, let me once again say, thanks, for recognizing a potential need of my family. Luckily, though, I only ask that you continue remembering usin your thoughts and prayers. This is an experience of a lifetime, as I feel the Fraternity is for a lifetime. Your letter just restored my confidence in that belief! Please tell your staff I am well and wish all the best. Hopefully, my precious son Sims will one day join us as brothers, as I intend to pass forward the ideals and values represented by Pi Kappa Phi.

After graduating from N.C. State in May,I have been in the"real world" now for about six months. I picked up my life and moved to a different region of the country to start with one of the nation's largest corporations. Although I have found that most people with whom I work are Greek, few had a Greek experience as impactful as my own. Specifically, many of the leadership principles I learned and applied at my local chapter and at Pi Kapp national conferences are stressed and applied in my new environment.Such concepts as: constructive, positive, team-oriented styles,inspiring others to "buy into" ideas, open-minded ideas for progressive change and valuing diversity in the organization. Many of these and others are "new approach'es" being brought into America's business schools and cor-

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Dear Mr. DePalma: I'm sorry it has taken me so long to respond to this,but I've been training for a war which has finally come. I hope this money will help future chapters. Pi Kappa Phi has taught me a lot about life and myself. As I leave for Saudi Arabia on Jan. 23rd.,I want you'll at the National Headquarters that not a day will go by that I do not think of Pi Kappa Phi. Thank you! Yours in Pi Kappa Phi Chris Moore Delta Beta-North Georgia 325 I am enclosing a check for $1,000 to the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation for the Scholarship Fund at the Alpha Omicron Chapter at Iowa State University. This is in memory of my late husband, James Hilton Ring. Please list the donor as "Helen M. Ring and family" to include my five children. Jim enjoyed the friends he made in Pi Kappa Phi for all of his life, and would have been very honored to be remembered by them with this scholarship fund. He was a consulting engineer in Milwaukee, Wisconsin for many years, so it would be most appropriate that some of this fund be used to establish a scholarship for an engineering student atIowa St. Jim contributed to the building fund for the new chapter house several years ago,and came to the participatein the groundbreaking ceremony. I think great credit should be given to H.A. Cowles who kept many of the brothersinformed aboutactivitiesand encouraged them all to be involved. Thank you for handling these funds. I hope that they will continue to grow and be a living memorial for Jim. Sincerely, Helen M.Ring Elm Grove, Wisconsin

porations to which I was previously exposed through Pi Kappa Phi. I have seen them exemplified to success in my chapter,and stressed continually in corporate training classes and on the job. However,the biggest contribution of my Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity experience to my ability to make the adjustment lies in the continuing friendships I now cherish. My best friends in the world, fraternity brothers, are dispersed in varying fields across the entire country. Theirsupport hasbeen priceless as we all make the radical transitionfrom college. Additionally, I met the woman with whom I am spending the rest of my life at my first "pledge party" at Pi Kappa Phi. Sincerely, Christopher L. Baucom Tau Chapter #781

Fraternity teaches accepting diversity After working in the "real world" for only seven months,it is very easy to answer the question,"how has Pi Kappa Phi helped me in the 'real world'?" When you are an undergraduate, you have this great idea of what the working world will be like, but when you are a graduate, you get a shock when you see whatthe working world is really like. Being part of an organization in college is a great idea, however when you join most collegiate clubs you are asked to deal with one type of person. When you join a fraternity, you join a group that has a variety of people, with a variety of interests in it. Although the chapter may have a cornmon link,everybody is different. This is what has taught me the most. Having for the first time to deal with different types of people, I was confused and often depressed when things did not go the way I wanted,

but quickly, I learned that no two people are alike and that we all have not just different likes, but opinions and reactions to different things. In the real world it is smaller. Dealing with people that are both older and younger, more educated and less educated, richer or poorer, than myself and with different personalities than myself is a daily activity. It was my yearsasan undergraduate brother ofPi Kappa Phi thattaught me how to do this,and the only way was hands on. I know this sounds like your parents talking, but it is when you enter the real world that you realize everything your parents ever told you was true. Fraternally, Richard Yoegel Zeta Nu-West Chester #22 PUSH Chairman of the Year 1989

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