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Foundation Annual Report • Recruitment

FROM THE GRAND PRESIDENT

Energy and enthusiasm are high

Grand President James R Robeson,

Cincinnati '59, lives with his wife, Teddi,

in Oxford, Ohio, where he was Dean of the

School of Business Administration at

Miami of Ohio University. Before being

elected Grand President at the 2003 Grand

Chapter Conclave, Brother Robeson served

as the Grand Treasurer on the National

Board of Directors for six years.

— One of two

guiding principles

engraved on the

Temple at Delphi in

Dear Brothers and Friends of Sigma Phi Epsilon:

Every February members of the
National Board of Directors attend at least
one of the Carlson Leadership Academies
held across the country Some of you may
remember when these events were called the
Regional Leadership Academies or simply
Regionals. Today they are called Carlsons,
named after our beloved Curt Carlson,
Minnesota '37, who endowed the program
in 1992.

The format is essentially the same,
chapter officers gather to learn effective
management and leadership skills to
improve their chapter. Conflict resolution
skills are honed during the events on Friday
evening. Afterwards, each chapter is asked to
evaluate its progress in comparison to the
Fraternity's Strategic Plan. Saturday morning
the chapter officers attend sessions for each
area of operation. Friendships with SigEps at
other campuses are made and during the
meals awards are given to chapters who
make progress over the course of the year.
Aside from the name change, there are
noticeable improvements, pointing toward a
prosperous future for our Fraternity.

I overhear conversations that happen
when a chapter's executive board is together
discussing its performance late on a Friday
evening. These conversations are frank;
undergraduates are critically evaluating their
chapter's strengths and weaknesses. When
they leave the site of the CLA, they leave
with a game plan to take back to campus.

Attendance at the Carlson Leadership

Academies is at a record pace. At the Des

Moines, Iowa, CLA more than 300 SigEps

participated. In Cleveland there were ^

upwards of 250. Each year more and more'^ t _ t o u
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SigEps attend; by the end of the year we will
have reached 2,000 SigEps.

Another exciting fact is that more
volunteers are attending as well. Academy
faculty and chapter volunteers will make up
more than 16 percent of those in attendance.
At the CLA, volunteers are getting more
than training on how to work as a corpora-
tion. This year they learn more about the
millennial student, who our undergraduate
brothers are as a generation and how they
want the involvement of faculty, parents, and
alumni in their lives. Our Alumni &
Volunteer Corporations are providing what
they are seeking from their Fraternity
experience.

Energy at these events is high. The
enthusiasm can be felt at every session.
Undergraduates are taking their appearance
personal. Throughout the weekend, SigEps
are either wearing collared shirts and slacks
or suits in preparation for the Ritual. No
baseball caps are seen during the CLA.
Consequently our behavior would make our
Founders proud.

It has been said that the CLA helps set
the stage for the Grand Chapter Conclave,
and when we convene in less than six
months in Nashville, I cannot wait to see
this spirited and committed group of
Brothers. Will I see you? Let's hope so.
Conclave is more than officer training and
legislation. It is more than receiving awards
and meeting SigEps from across the country.
Conclave is the spirit of the Fraternity, and it
just won't be the same without you. See you
in Nashville!

Fraternally,

The Journal of
Sigma Phi Epsilon

spring Issue • Volume 103, Number 1 • www.sigep.org

Features

The Journal

Editor

E. Scott Thompson, II

Southern Mississippi '99

Contributing Writers

Michael Beier

Oklahoma '07

Jay Langhammer

Jonathan F. James

Ohio Northern '07

Leon Lee

Georgia Southern '04

Robert W. Mead-Colegrove

SUNY-Fredonia '96
Patrick C. Murphrey
Christopher Newport '05
Joseph L. Patterson
Sacramento State '05
E. Wade Sturdivant
George Mason '07
Kevin W. Teets, Jr.
Tennessee-Martin '06

Fraternity Officials

National Board of Directors:

Grand President

Garry C. Kief

James E Robeson

Southern California '70

Cincinnati '59

Jeflfrey D. Prouty

Grand Treasurer

Iowa State '78

Christopher L. Bittman

Matthew C. Rodrigue

Colorado '85

Maine '04

Elliot A. Silver

Board Members

Duke '04

David O. Chang

Roger H. Van Hoozer

Pepperdine '04

Washburn '72

Phillip A. Cox

Honorable Archer L. Yeatts, III

Indiana '84

Richmond 'G^

Bert J. Harris, III

Florida '74

SigEp Headquarters Staffs

Contact Zollinger House (804) 353-1901

Executive Director
Craig D. Templeton

Balanced Man Initiative

David J. Graziano

Chapter Development

Christopher M. McCaw

Communications

E. Scott Thompson, II

Housing

John D. Weir

Leadership Programming

Christopher T. Minnis

New Chapter Development
Jason A. Cherish
Dennis O. Kaps
Recruitment
Gregory P. Barra
Residential Life
Bayard V. Gennert
Resource Development
Ryan P. Jacob sen
Health & Wellness
Ryan P Blanck
Technology
P. Sean Leahey

Foundation Begins Search for
Executive Director

Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation President
Chuck White will be retiring this year. With his
retirement on the horizon, the Sigma Phi Epsilon
Educational Foundation is accepting applications for
the position of Executive Director.

Reporting to the Chairman of the Board of Trustees,
the Executive Director serves as the Foundation's Chief
Operating Officer and is responsible for the day-to-day
operation of the Foundation. The Executive Director is
responsible for the Foundation's fundraising efforts and
managing a staff of five.

TO APPLY: Send a cover letter of application,
resume, and the names and phone numbers of three
professional references to: Garry C. Kief, Chairman,
Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation, PO Box
45348, Los Angeles, CA 90045 or via email at:
gkief@stilettoentertainment.com

For a detailed job description and more information
about the Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation,
please visit http://www.sigep.org/foundation

1 2 Educational Foundation — ^A Thank
You to 2004 Donors

38 Recruitment is about People

42 Miami U. Dedicates Its New

Residential Learning Community

Departments

Letters to the Editor 2 • SigEp in the New York Times Magazin

Red Door Notes 3 • Texas iota— Texas Tech

• Oklahoma Beta — Oklahoma

• Tennessee Beta — U. of Memphis

• California Phi — Fresno State

Chartering 4 • Virginia Pi at Christopher Newport

Varsity Athletes 5 • SigEps Lead Gridiron Bowl Season

Sound Mind 8 • Achieving Health & Wellness

and Sound Body

Chapter News 42 • Life Across the USA

Alumni News 47 • Worldwide News

Next Issue

Chapter Anniversaries

Penn, Ohio Northern, and Colorado are all chapters that recently celebrated centennials.
This next issue will show highlights from those events and others.

On the Cover

Left to right: Travis Nickels '05; Kohl Forrest '07; Drew Jesse '07; Adam Wilkens '07; Samori
Gambrah '06; Doug Callicott '05; and Kip Johnson '05 all Miami U. and all excited at the
chapter's new Residential Learning Community.

Get Published!

The Journal ?icceipts submissions year-round. If you have news, letters or photos, please send them to:
The Journal, P.O. Box 1901, Richmond, Virginia 23218 orjournal@sigep.net.

Letters to the Editor

COMMENTARY FROM YOUR

R O T H E R S

Reaction to SigEp's Coverage in the New
York Times Magazine

I assume you are aware of the cover story in
the January 9 edition of the New York Times
Magazine about the changes in fraternity cul-
ture. The writer is a Phi Deka Theta from
Northwestern University and does a good job of
talking about how the entire fraternity system
has been changing. He pays special attention to
the alcohol-free policy some fraternities have
adopted. The author also spends considerable
time talking about our SigEp chapter at North-
western as well as our Balanced Man Ideal.

I was never so proud to be a SigEp than when
I read his comments on our Fraternity. The
author seemed genuinely impressed with Sigma
Phi Epsilon, and he puts us in an excellent light.
While we have not adopted an alcohol-free
policy, the author was impressed that our

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Balanced Man approach, while not specifically
banning drinking, certainly stresses a more
restrained approach than the binge drinking that
has come to be associated with many fraternities.

In the 20-plus years since I have graduated, I have
noticed this change in our Fraternity. I notice that in
The Journal, you now list the academic
achievements of chapters as well as the numerical
strength and the athletic accomplishments. The
Balanced Man Ideal truly seems to be netting us
results not only in brotherhood development but
now in the recognition beyond the world of
fraternities.

I am proud to be a SigEp! As the son of a SigEp
(Donald H. Moses, Kansas State '56), it will
make me proud if my own eight-year-old son
chooses to join SigEp!

D. James (Jim) Moses,
Drury '84

Correction:

In the chapter directory from
the Winter, 2004 issue we
incorrectly listed Ronald J.
Sigeti, SUNY-BufFalo '99, as
the Chapter Counselor for the
New York Eta Chapter at
Buffalo State. Brother Sigeti is
the Chapter Counselor for the
New York Epsilon Chapter at
SUNY-Buffalo. Jon M. lusi,
Buffalo State '93,
iusi.john@healthnow.org, is
the Chapter Counselor for
New York Eta and was
inadvertently omitted from the
directory.

SigEp in New York Times Magazine-
Balanced Man Program Recognized

The cover story
for the January 9,
2005, edition of
the New York
Times Magazine
focused on the
issue of alcohol
and fraternity
living. It exam-
ined the culture
of the Phi Delta
Theta Fraternity
at Northwestern
University (NU);
the author is an
alumnus from
that chapter.
A portion of the article discussed how fraternities on a nationwide
level are addressing the issue. Some are requiring local chapter houses
to be alcohol-free. Sigma Phi Epsilon's Balanced Man Program was
shown as an alternative to mandating alcohol-free housing.

The author of the article interviewed some of our brothers at the
Illinois Lambda Chapter at NU. Below is an excerpt from his story,
"Ban of Brothers."

"Most SigEp chapters, including North western's, have
adopted the Balanced Man Program, which SigEp's na-
tional leadership developed in the early 90's...The
program doesn't restrict drinking in the chapter house,
but it does something nearly as radical and arguably
more meaningful: it has done away with the "pledge sys-
tem," meaning that new members who join the
fraternity have nearly all the rights and responsibilities
of active members."

"Before spending time with the SigEps, I was skeptical
of the Balanced Man Program. Fraternities often coin
new initiatives, that, in practice, mean very little. But I
left feeling thoroughly impressed. More than any
fraternity I visited at Northwestern, the SigEps seem to
be well-balanced men. And they're proof that a wet
fraternity doesn't necessarily mean an unruly one."

[Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life Kyle]
Pendleton also spoke highly of Sigma Phi Epsilon,
saying that while the chapter is wet, its focus isn't
on drinking.

BY BENOIT DENIZET-LEWIS,

New York Times Magazine

Reprinted with permission New York Times Magazine

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Red Door Notes

CHAPTER HOUSE PROFILES

The tradition of the red door on Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter houses began on the campus of

Syracuse University^ New York Alpha in 1928. Today, nearly every Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter home

has a red door to welcome SigEp brothers. The original house and red door is pictured to the right. This building

is now the International Students Center, and Sigma Phi Epsilon has another magnificent home for its red door.

Oklahoma Beta —
Oklahoma

™ Built in 1990 after a one-
year fund-raising effort, this

SigEp chapter home is

23,000 square feet,

excluding the basement.

There is a large club room,

fitness room, study room

and laundry facility located

in the basement, and a

kitchen, dining room and

formal living room are on the first floor.
™ There are 27 three-man bedrooms putting the capacity at 81,

and there is a two-room apartment for the housemother. It is
Texas lota — Texas Tech the goal of the Alumni and Volunteer Corporation to have all

- This lodge was purchased by the Alumni and Volunteer ^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^i^^i^ ^^^ ^^^^ 1^ 7^^^^-

Corporation (AVC) and was originally built in 1971. It is

located in the middle of Greek Circle, a city block of frater-
nity and sorority housing in Lubbock, Texas.
™ Only the chapter president lives in the facility, which the

chapter uses for meetings and events. There is a chapter room

with a big screen television, executive meeting room, and a

Founder's Room, which contains the first composite and

other memorabilia.

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Tennessee Beta-
Memphis

- This 5,472
square foot
chapter house

was built in 1997 and sleeps 17 brothers. There are eight two-
man bedrooms upstairs and a single room for the resident
scholar.

™ It has both wireless and hardwired cable Internet access and
an office for the chapter's faculty fellow. There is also a study
room. In 2004 the Alumni & Volunteer Corporation
renovated the chapter house and improved the landscaping.

™ The chapter room has a 60-inch television and leather

couches, and there is a trophy room with trophies dating back
to 1949.

California Phi— Fresno State

™ In the Summer of 2003, California Phi acquired a lease for
this chapter house, located on the Fraternity Mall across from
the Bulldog Football Stadium.

™ The National Housing Corporation and the Alumni &

Volunteer Corporation helped secure funding for a renovation
before the chapter members moved in. The chapter house
sleeps 24 men.

™ Built in 1972, there are two separate buildings — one residen-
tial building with 12 bedrooms and one commons building
with kitchen, multi-purpose room and chapter room. The
combined square footage is 9,600.

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Chartering

THE GROWTH OF EXCELLENCE

Christopher Newport Welcomed as Virginia Pi

By Patrick C. Murphrey,

Christopher Newport '05

In its relatively short existence, the
Virginia Pi Chapter has many
accomplishments to its credit.
The chapter dominates its campus in
academics, manpower and leadership
positions. It uses innovative programming
and a commitment to the Balanced Man
Ideal to be the best fraternity on campus.
SigEp benefits from the dedicated
volunteerism of faculty and alumni who
work to make our experience on campus
exceptional.

Chapter and its History

The Christopher Newport University
SEC was founded in January, 2003. At
that time, Christopher Newport was
home to two other fraternities, and the
fraternal idea and movement were in a
"holding pattern." Then Director of
New Chapter Development Ryan P.
Jacobsen, San Diego '00, recruited the
men who would serve as the motivators
and inspiration for the scores of CNU
SigEp men who would follow in the next
few months.

The Chapter House

Over the last year and a half, the Vir-
ginia Pi Chapter has established quite a
standard for itself and for Greek life on
campus. In the Spring of 2003, SigEp
was selected by the administration to
receive the first and only on-campus
Greek house in the university's history.
The house is located at 258 Prince Drew
Road and is home to five Brothers. The
house serves as a nexus for chapter events,

such as the
weekly fall
recruitment
event of
Monday
Night
Football.

Virginia Pi chapter house

4 The Journal of Sigma Phi Epsilon

Living the
Balanced
Man Ideal

The Virginia Pi
Chapter incorpo-
rates the Balanced
Man Ideal in its
chapter program-
ming. In Spring,
2004, Brothers vis-
ited a nearby health
center for physical
screenings and the
development of a
workout program.
Before the installa-
tion banquet, SigEp
hosted an etiquette
dinner. In the Fall of
2004, the chapter placed
first among all Greek
organizations at CNU in
all intramural sports,
including flag football,
basketball, volleyball, and
tennis. In furthering of Patrick C.
the Sound Body Ideal, the Murphrey, V5
chapter boasts three scholar
athletes in baseball, football and tennis.
Along with its Sound Body accomplish-
ments, the chapter has a GPA of 2.97,
with the goal of joining the Phi Beta
Kappa Wheelhouse. Virginia Pi also
honors brothers with a Sound Mind
Award, Sound Body Award.

Volunteer Support

The Virginia Pi Chapter has the
support of a great Alumni and Volunteer
Corporation (AVC). The members of this
corporation include President Bud
Robeson, Cincinnati '68, Treasurer
Jason Davis, Christopher Newport '04,
Zar Toolan, Columbia '01, Rev. Kevin
Hass, Christopher Newport '98,
Chapter Counselor Brian Larson,
Christopher Newport '95, Faculty
Advisor Dr. Kip Redick, and Balanced
Man Steward Dr. Quentin Kidd.

Stephen
Whelpley, V7,
is the second
consecutive
Homecoming
King from the
chapter.

Ferguson Center for the
Arts designed by I.M. Pei

Campus
Environment

The Christopher
Newport University
campus has been con-
ducive to the growth of
Virginia Pi. "It is our
mission at CNU to
develop caring and
knowledgeable leaders
who, with passion and
selfless service, will
change the world. The
young men of Sigma
Phi Epsilon certainly
model those qualities and enrich our cam-
pus with their energy, enthusiasm and
intellect," said University President Paul
Trible. The liberal arts university was
established in 1960, originally as a two-
year branch of the College of William &
Mary. The campus community consists of
4,800 students from Virginia, 40 states,
and 20 foreign countries. The campus
extends across 250 acres of beautiful
lawns, gardens, and tall trees, in a park-
like setting in Newport News, Virginia.
The CNU campus currently is the home
to four NIC fraternities, four NPC
(National Pan-Hellenic Conference)
sororities, and two NPHC (National
Pan-Hellenic Council) sororities.

BY THE NUMBERS

Originally Founded: 2003

GPA: 2.97

Varsity Athletes: Baseball, Football,
Tennis

Total Life Members: 58

Current Undergraduate
Membership: 41

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Varsity Athletes

SOUND

ODY ALL RIGHT

UT WITH SOUND MINDS

SigEps lead gridiron bowl action this season

By Jay Langhammer

College Football

Named to the National Interfraternity
Conference All-Fraternity Ail-American
team and All-Pioneer Football League
Northern Division team was Valparaiso
safety Brad Smeja, '05. He led the team
with 79 tackles, deflected six passes and
returned 1 1 kickoffs for a 22.7 average.
Teammate Tom Schmidt '05 saw action in
nine games at tight end.

Several SigEps were members of bowl
teams. Running back Wesley Jones, '07,
saw action for the 11-1 Texas Rose Bowl
winners, and quarterback Matt McCoy,
'07, was also on the Longhorns squad.
Wide receiver Kyle Morgan, '05, played in
1 games for the Florida Peach Bowl team,
and wide receiver Evan Wells, '05, was on
the Georgia Outback Bowl roster. Holder
Ryan Ivey, '05, and offensive lineman
James Corder, '06, were members of the
Memphis GMAC Bowl team.

Wide receiver Evan Wells,

Georgia '05, at the

Outback Bowl

Quarterback Matt McCoy, (#13) Texas '07 during Rose Bowl win

John Braziel, '04, was the TCU punter
again, booting 62 for 2.39.6 average. His
best was a 56-yarder and 13 punts were
downed inside the 20 yard line. Handling
the punting for Central Florida was Aaron
Home, '06, who had 66 for a 38.7 average.
His longest was 66 yards and 1 8 were
downed inside the 20. Teammate Stephen
Baker, '07, was a solid special teams player
in 1 games. Defensive tackle Jason Sparks,
'06, was in on 13 tackles for Morehead
State. Other players included Tennessee-
Martin offensive tackle Sean Mullikin, '08;
kicker Jake Wesch, '08, of Nebraska; kicker
Roger Price, '05, of Temple; and the Yale
duo of tight end Ted Stem, '05, and
quarterback Todd Feiereisen, '06.

Mike Shelden, '07, started eight contests
at center for Truman State. Defensive
lineman Matt Worton, '07, of the 10-2
Northwood Division II playoff team was in
on 26 tackles. Three SigEps were solid
players for Westminster, led byAll-PAC
honorable mention tight end Josh Bero,
'06. Teammate Adam Hadbavny, '06, made
37 tackles in the defensive line, and
offensive lineman Tom Heath, '06, also saw
action. Marc Armbruster, '06, scored 31

Kyle Morgan, UofFL '05,
makes a catch against Miami
in the Peach Bowl

points (25 extra points, two field goals) as a
kicker for Missouri-RoUa, and teammate
Rob Rutherford, '06, made 27 stops as a
defensive lineman.

The 7-4 Moravian squad featured 1 5
SigEp players. Linebacker Cliff Garr, '07,
(leader with 97 tackles) and lineman Kevin
McLaughlin, '05, (26 stops) received All-

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Offensive lineman
James Corder, Memphis
'06, GMACBowl

Running back

Wesley Jones, Texas '07,

Rose Bowl

MAC second team honors. Other good
defenders were linemen Shawn Nelson, '05
(34 tackles) and Bryan Kohlbecker, '06 (19
tackles). Good players on offense for
Moravian included tackle Scott Burke, '06;
kicker Ken Macaulay, '05 (17 points);
quarterback Rick Muschlitz, '05; lineman
Mike Abruzzo, '07; and backs Kevin Lukich,
'06, and Joe Costanzo, '07. Playing for the 8-3
Christopher Newport Division III playoff
club was offensive lineman Sean Atwood, '06.

Earning All-ACFC second team honors
for the 10-1 Salisbury Division III playoff
team was punter RickNistler, '05. He
averaged 39.9 for 25 punts with a best of 68
yards. Also playing were defensive lineman
D.J. Lathroum, '06 (28 tackles) and long
snapper Paul Spinelli, '05. Offensive lineman
Andy Smith, '05, of McDaniel gained All-
Centennial Conference second team honors
and teammate Chase Noll, '06, made 18
tackles. Kicker Steven Witt, '08, of
Huntingdon scored 44 points (26 extra
points, six field goals) and booted 1 5 punts
for a 39.5 average. Teammate Trey Howard,
'07, was third with 47 stops from his
defensive back spot, and linebacker Michael
McDermott, '06, posted 10 tackles.

The WPI squad featured 32 SigEps,
including three co-captains: quarterback Ryan
Jennette, '05 (1 12 of 249 for 1,667 yards, nine
TDs); back Matt Guigli, '05 (19 receptions for
265 yards); and offensive guard Mark Russo,
'05. Offensive lineman Nate Delap, '07, was an
All-Liberty League second teamer, and mnning
back Preston Roberts, '05, received honorable
mention. He ran for 41 8 yards, five scores
while catching 40 passes for 71 1 yards, four
TDs. Back Brian Farragher, '06, mshed for 341
yards, six TDs; had 1 8 punt returns for a 1 5.2
average (including a 77 yardTD); and returned
1 kickoffs for an 1 8.7 average. Other good
players were back Ryan Walker, '05 (172
rushing yards), receiver Garrett Vandette, '07
(1 1 catches for 255 yards), and tight end Adam
Evans, '06.

Earning honors for the WPI defense was
lineman Chase Cote, '05, who made 34

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NCAA Division III Coach of the Year, Linfield head coach Jay Locey, Oregon State '77

tackles and won All-Liberty League honorable
mention. Back Bryan Douglass, '06, was
second with GG tackles and linebacker Gilead
Ziemba, '05, was fifth with 53 stops. Also
playing well were lineman Matt Regan, '06
(33 tackles), linebacker Mike Caputo, '06 (24
tackles), backVinny Scotto, '05 (23 stops),
linebacker Joe Fontecchio, '05 (16 tackles),
and back Jason Gamache, '06 (14 stops).

Three SigEps received All-Michigan
Intercollegiate Athletic Association honors for
Tri-State, led by All-MIAA first team lineman
Lamar Spencer, '06. Defensive lineman Matt
Clayton, '05 was second with 64 tackles
(including 13 for loss) on the way to All-
MIAA second team selection, and defensive
end Matt Young, '05, posted 35 stops. Other
good Tri-State players were wide receiver Blair
Donat, '05 (second with 30 receptions for
380 yards), running back Clint Hetrick, '06,
who ran for 1 50 yards and caught 1 1 passes
for 125 yards, and offensive lineman Josh
Felver, '05, who started six games. Kicker
Evan Granier, '06, of Lambuth scored 53
points on 26 extra points and nine field goals.

Other players on school rosters during
the 2004 season included: Denison

Water Polo

Helping lead 25-3 UCLA to its eighth
NCAA national championship were two
SigEp standouts. Center defender Michael
March, '05, started all 28 games; ranked
second with 25 steals; tied for third with 26
goals; and added 1 8 assists on the way to All-
Mountain Pacific Sports Federation second
team honors. Teammate Grant Zider, '05,
also played in every contest at center and
contributed 17 goals to the Bruins cause.

linebacker Lawrence Dimmitt, '06,
Kentucky Wesleyan offensive lineman
Clint Houk, '07, Washburn defensive end
Chris Hagemeister, '09, Baldwin-Wallace
defensive back David Conley, '08, and
Ohio Wesleyan offensive guards Brad
Herzog, '07, and Nick Russell, '07.

Coaching

Named NCAA Division III Coach of the
Year after leading 13-0 Linfield to the Dili
championship was Jay Locey, Oregon State
'77. Following a 6-5 record in his 1 1* season
as head coach at Eastern New Mexico, Harold
"Bud" Elliott, Baker '53 retired. He became
the 46* coach in NCAA history to win 200
games and finished his career with a 205-179-
9 record. Other head coaches included Bill
Doha, Ball State '62 at Washington State;
Malen Luke, Westminster '7G at Clarion; and
Nick Fletcher, Johns Hopkins '7G at
Denison (6-4 record) . Following the season.
Bill Cubit, Delaware '75, was named head
coach at Western Michigan. He was most
recently offensive coordinator at Stanford and
served as head coach at Widener from 1 992
to 1996.

Soccer

Three SigEps helped lead Central Florida to

an 11-7-2 record, the Adantic Sun
Conference tournament title and an NCAA
Division I playoff berth. Goalie Ryan
Mcintosh, '05, played 1,912:41 minutes,
posted seven shutouts and had 1.18 goals
against average (25 goals allowed, 96 saves).
Midfielder Alejandro Gessen, '06, had three
game-winning goals among his eight points,
and midfielder Jaime Planells, '06, started 10
games.

Goalie Shaun Kalnasy, '04, played eight
games for the 1 1-8-3 Loyola Marymount
club. He had 1 .24 goals against average
with 28 saves and a shutout. Forward Matt
Breeding, '06, scored six points for the 1 0-
7-3 Appalachian State squad. Goalie Jeff
Sackman, '05, started two games for St.
Louis U. and had 0.50 goals against
average in 180 minutes of action.
Midfielder Peter Savidis, '06, saw action for
the 7-3-7 Dartmouth squad.

Peter Savidis, Dartmouth '06

Six SigEps made good contributions to
the 12-4-3 Truman State team. Midfielder
Paul Link, '06, was second in points (20)
and goals (nine, including seven game-
winners). Midfielder Ryan Cravens, '07, had
1 1 starts and won Academic All-District
honors. Starting every game was midfielder
Matt McCarthy, '07, while midfielder Luke

Shaun Kalnasy, Loyola Marymount '04

Bolar, '05, had 16 starts. Wes Frevert, '06,
who had five starts. Forward Ryan
Hintenach, '06, of Moravian scored six
points in 1 5 games, and forward Eric
Hauser, '05, started every game for Thiel.

Serving as co-captains for Clarkson were
forwards Mark Bahr, '05, (co-high nine
points), and Jason Mayerhofer, '05 (11
starts). Five SigEps saw action for the 14-5-1
Baldwin-Wallace club, led by defenseman
Tom Ehrnfelt, '07, who started 17 contests.
Other players were forward Roger Darrow,
'07, midfielder Brian Krasnodembski, '07,
forward Brian Kuentz, '07, and midfielder
Mike McCue, '08. Leading 1 1-7-2 Denison
to the NCAC title was goalie Ben Stevens,
'05, who played 1,721 :08 minutes with 82
saves, seven shutouts and 1.05 goals against
average. Playing well were teammates Matt
Fuller, '06 (1 1 starts) and David Smith-
Watts, '05 (15 games).

The Monmouth squad featured goalie
Brad Hofmann, '07, Matt Dabbs, '06, Jake
Emerson, '06, Brian Potter, '05, Justin
Williams, '06 and Zach Steffan, '07. Playing
for Illinois Tech were goalies Robert
Zaprzal, '06, and Nathan Woods, '07, plus
Alex Colvin, '06, Pat Colvin, '08, Kyle
Koning, '07 and Armando Limon, '06.
Other players in 2004 included
Tri-State back Chris Kinser, '06, Robert
Felzke, '07 of Baker and the Kentucky
Wesleyan trio of Michael Ruess, '07, Derek
Rutledge, '07 and Tyler Kissner, '08.

Jejf Sackman,
St. Louis U. '05

Scholar Athletes
are the Balanced Man

A Scholar Athlete has a high GPA, and is
the epitome of the Balanced Man, one
who develops his mind and body. A varsity
athlete who does not have a high GPA
does not add value to a chapter, but a
Scholar Athlete does.

These Brothers are some of Sigma Phi
Epsilon's Scholar Athletes:

WATER POLO: Michael March, UCLA '05; GPA-
3.0; Majors-Political Science and
Geography

SOCCER: Alejandro Gessen, Central Florida '06;
GPA-3.4; Major-Business

SOCCER: Ryan Mcintosh, Central Florida '05;
GPA-3.1; Major-Accounting

SOCCER: Jaime Planells, Central Florida '06;
GPA-3.3; Major-Psychology

FOOTBALL: Evan Wells, Georgia '05; GPA-3.0;
Majors-Consumer Economics and Housing

Varsity Athletes

Sound Mind and Sound Body

VING THE BALANCED MAN

U. of Miami Brings Brazilian Artist into SigEp

By E. Scott Thompson, II,

Southern Mississippi '99

Ah, the wisdom of grandmothers,
sometimes it takes years to see
now what they saw so clearly back
then. Jason R. Guercio's, '04,
grandmother had the acumen to see the
beauty in Brazilian-born Romero F.
Britto's, '04, paintings while walking
along the beach. One look and she knew
this man would go places. And she made
it a point to make sure her grandson took
notice of his artwork too.

It was 1997 and the place was South
Beach in sunny south Florida. A young
Jason Guercio decided to rollerblade to the
studio and meet the artist of the paintings
his grandmother was so fond of After
returning from a lunch appointment,
Britto met and got a kick out of this
inquisitive new art fan. He showed him his
studio, and the projects he was currently
working on. The two bonded and stayed in
touch over the next several years.

Jason went on to the University of
Miami in Coral Gables and became a
SigEp. In 2003 he was chosen to be one of
14 SigEps for the Quest to Greece, and in
2004 facilitated at the Carlson Leadership
Academy in Richmond, Virginia. He
served on the Ritual & Values Committee,
and that was just his SigEp resume. As he
approached the end of his undergraduate
days, he thought about leaving a lasting
legacy to the chapter. He entertained the
thought of having his friend, Romero
Britto, become a SigEp through the
Renaissance of Brotherhood ceremony.
Would he accept the invitation to become
a brother in Sigma Phi Epsilon?

Zach Carpenter, U. of Miami '04; Jason R. Guercio,
U. of Miami '04; Romero R Britto; Louis P.
Archambault, Wisconsin '95; and Scott Sadowski, U.
of Miami '04; pose for a picture in Brother Britto's
studio.

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For a Better Future, this painting was commissioned for the University of Miami. It will hang in the Ashe
Building on campus.

In January of 2004, Brother Guercio
contacted Romero and told him his idea.
Romero not only accepted but was
honored. The scheduling worked out,
and on May 1, 2004, Romero Britto
experienced the Ritual of Sigma Phi
Epsilon. He was also the guest speaker at
the chapter's inaugural Red Rose Ball,
held that evening. He told Alumni &
Volunteer Corporation President Louis P.
Archambault, Wisconsin '95, "It would
be great if more young men could
experience what I just did. The Ritual is
such a positive experience."

Two weeks later, to share his artwork
with the chapter and express his gratitude
for becoming a SigEp, Brother Britto
arranged for a tour of his studio for the
Florida Gamma Chapter. Brothers and

their dates learned about his neo-pop
cubism' style of artwork, saw unfinished
projects, and his latest displays. Romero
spent time explaining what inspires him
to create his artwork. It was a fascinating
Sound Mind experience for all in
attendance.

Romero Britto burst onto the art scene
when he was commissioned by Absolut
Vodka to produce a series of prints using
their product. Absolut Vodka is a client of
the world renowned ad agency, TBWA,
founded by Past Grand President
William G. Tragos, Washington U. in
St. Louis '56. Did Jason's grandmother
foresee all of this? Doubtful, but she did
recognize the power in his artwork. She
shared that with Jason, and he shared it
with all of us.

www.sigep.org

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Chapters that do not live up to the ideals
of Sigma Phi Epsilon bring dishonor and
disgrace to our name. The Journal reports
these stories to inform its readers and to
show that actions have consequences.

Temple

A member of the chapter wrote
homophobic and racist comments on a
Brother while he was passed out. A picture of
this was posted on the Internet. Several
members were expelled from the university
and the chapter was suspended. Headquarters
is working with the local volunteers and
university to determine a course of action.
The National Board of Directors is
considering the future of this chapter.

St. John's

Members of the chapter were involved in a
fight with another fraternity on campus.
University and Headquarters staff suspended
the chapters charter pending an investigation.
The National Board of Directors is
considering the future of this chapter.

North Carolina- Wilmington

The chapter was below the minimum
manpower requirements. Its GPA had also
fallen below minimum standards. The
National Board of Directors removed North
Carolina Rho and it is no longer in
existence.

Long Beach State

The chapter posted a 2.23 GPA in the
Spring of 2004, well below the minimum
academic standard of a 2.5. California Zeta
did not report academics in the Fall of
2003, also a violation of minimum
academic standards and reported a 2.42 in
the Spring of 2003. California Zeta is no
longer in existence.

Louisiana-Monroe

The chapter had several behavior
problems over the past year with the most
recent incident occurring during exam week
when a member interrupted a class wearing
a costume and waving a pool cue. His hope
was to cancel the exam; his actions led the
school to suspend the chapter. The National
Board of Directors closed Louisiana Delta
rather than tolerate a culture of frat boy
behavior.

Sound Mind and Sound Body

The Journal of Sigma Phi Epsilon 9

Our Experience with Adoption and Infertility

By Robert W. Mead-Colegrove,
SUNY-Fredonia '96

I was 23 when I got married. I wanted
kids right away; my wife Kim wanted to
wait. I agreed to wait because our careers
were just starting. Seven years into our
marriage, we both started feeling that it was
"time." We assumed the first month we
tried we would get pregnant. Nothing.
Second, third, and so on. We finally got
pregnant and after nine weeks we had a
miscarriage. The doctor we were seeing said,
"Don't worry, you'll be fine and I will see
you in four months when you are pregnant
again." When that didn't happen, we
decided to see a specialist. We had some
medical issues with my wife's ovaries. They
did some surgery, and we started trying
again with the specialist monitoring us.
Second miscarriage, more tests. Well, the
long and short of this story is that it took us
three years to have a child. In the interim,
we explored our options with adoption,
because we realized we wanted to be parents
more than we wanted to give birth.

Through classes, we were able to decide
what types of adoption we were interested
in. We decided on a domestic adoption. We
started classes in January and got "the call"
on March 27, 2003. Timmy was born three
days earlier. My wife and I jumped in a car
and drove the next day. That night, we had

The Mead-Colgrove family — Andrew,
Bob, Timothy, and Kim

Timmy in our arms. A common belief is
that it takes years to adopt a child. Well, my
wife and I work on a college campus and
have a diverse look on life. We were open to
bi-racial and African-
American children, and
this gave us more options.
Timmy is a beautiful
blend of African-
American, Hispanic and
Caucasian.

My wife gave birth to
Andrew on November 1 5
2003, and I was surprised
to learn how many
people are affected by
infertility. After our first miscarriage, one
alumnus emailed me to tell me that he was
heartbroken when he heard our news. Years
earlier, he and his wife experienced the same
situation. Infertility affects approximately
10% of the population. Since infertility
strikes diverse groups, affecting people from
all socioeconomic levels and cutting across
all racial, ethnic and religious lines, chances
are great that a friend, relative, neighbor or
perhaps you are attempting to cope with the
medical and emotional aspects of infertility.
According to the web site RESOLVE,
infertility is a disease or condition of the
reproductive system often diagnosed after a
couple has one year of unprotected, well-
timed intercourse or if the woman suffers

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from multiple miscarriages. Infertility can
be male or female related.

Our friends Tim and Earl are also trying
to have a family. For them, adoption was
the best route. They
have gone through an
agency and now have
two beautiful children.
The issue of same-sex
partners adopting has
also come into light in
recent years, and there is
much support for same-
sex parenting. Any
brothers out there faced
with this situation can
look for support at www.familypride.org.

The reason I am sharing this is that you
can be touched by infertility and not even
know it. Since writing this article, I have
had three other brothers come up to me and
say they are experiencing infertility issues.
Where are some places you can turn?
Friends who are supportive of you is one
place to turn. Another place to turn is
RESOLVE, the national infertility
association since 1974 at www.resolve.org.
Whatever choice a brother makes, infertility
treatment, alternative medicine, adoption or
child-free living, I want there to support be
for him. You can reach me via email
rohert. colegrove@gmail. com.

Illinois Forum Asks What if Aristotle Ran General Motors?

SFECIALMIND& BODY ISSUE

As part of the Residential Learning
Community (RLC), the Illinois Alpha
Chapter at the University of Illinois
launched a book forum in the fall of 2004.
The forum is based on the business book
What if Aristotle Ran General Motors, and the
inspiration for this came from the chapter's
Faculty Fellow Dr. Miriam Pittenger and her
husband Laurence A. Pittenger, Yale '03.
The two approached then-RLC Chairman
Matt Emig, Illinois '07, with the idea of
having this forum to educate the chapter and
the U of I campus.

The program consists of three parts: first,
reading the book If Aristotle Ran General
Motors by Tom Morris; second, public
lectures by business leaders commenting
upon the lessons of the book by drawing
upon their own personal and professional
experience; third, small group discussions

Victor Mattison speaking to
the Illinois Alpha Chapter

that further
explore these ideas
and their
application.

The goal for the
forum is to engage
undergraduates
(business and non-
business majors
alike) to consider
the place of ethical

thought and action in professional life. To-
date there has been one forum on the value of
truth, given by Brother Victor A. Mattison,
III, Missouri '86, a St. Louis entrepreneur
and associate of SigEp District Governor
Mike Ellis, Purdue '84. Other speakers are
targeted for the spring to lecture on the
remaining "transcendental values," beauty,
goodness and unity.

Another example of the Balanced Man Ideal in the
media. This issue talks about how the mind and body
play a role in happiness. Reprinted with permission.

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FaU 2004 Phi Beta Kappa Wheelhd
National GPA Inches Closer to 3.0

Georgia Delta at the University of Georgia is within .01 of a Phi Beta Kappa chapter-wide GPA

1. Georgia* 3.49 86

2. Dartmouth 3.43 100

3. Ohio State* 3.38 79

4. U. of Toledo* 3.36 75

5. Nebraska 3.35 103

6. Johns Hopkins 3.34 78

7. Washington 3.33 15

8. Bucknell 3.32 88

9. Drake 3.32 71

10. St. Louis U. 3.30 110

11. Penn State 3.30 65

12. Oregon State 3.29 86

13. Creighton 3.26 63

14. Syracuse* 3.20 42

15. Maine* 3.19 57

16. U. of Miami 3.19 78

17. Washburn* 3.18 41

18. WPI 3.18 90

19. Davidson 3.17 75

20. North Dakota* 3.17 GG

21. Valparaiso* 3.17 84

22. U. of Cincinnati* 3.16 96

23. Delaware 3.15 52

n/a
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1/30
1/11
3/22
1/11
2/26
3/11
1/8
3/13
21/51
1/22
3/5
2/17
1/13
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Spring '03 Fall '03 Spring '04 Fall '04

2.93 2.91 2.97 2.96

SigEp's GPA for chapters reporting continues to lead
fraternities nationwide

Key:

^H 3.5 Chapter-wide
GPA-Phi Beta
Kappa Standard

* Residential
Learning
Community

Italics denotes a
Sigma Epsilon
Chapter (SEC)

'Heaven never

helps a man

who will not

act/'

— Sophocles

Orepfon State Culture & Recruitment

"Create a condition that not
only makes success possible but failure difficult."

These words speak to the ambition of every SigEp chapter, and
one way to measure the success in this approach to fraternity
culture is academics. If a SigEp chapter has a GPA in the Phi Beta
Kappa Wheelhouse, it is going a long way toward creating a great
environment for its members. Dr. U. G. Dubach, Oregon State
'13, author of that famous saying, was a life-long volunteer to the
Oregon Alpha Chapter at Oregon State University and the
Fraternity's first Scholarship Chairman. As the Dean of Men at
Oregon State, his influence on SigEp was profound and over time
he shaped SigEp's ideas on recruitment and development. Today
his presence is still felt in Corvallis, Oregon.

The Oregon Alpha Chapter takes its commitment to academic
success seriously. Each quarter the chapter sets academic goals
during firesides, a group event held in the den of the chapter
house. Both individual and overall goals for the chapter are also
set during this session. In the past, the goal for the chapter was a
3.2, and it had to be raised to a 3.5 after the chapter achieved a
3.44 in the Spring of 2004. The fireside is an excellent
opportunity for the men of the chapter to reflect and focus on

their academic goals.

"Character and brains,"
these were the two criteria a
man must possess if he were
to be offered membership in
Sigma Phi Epsilon. Again,
Dr. Dubach provided the
framework for academic
success by infusing this ethos
into the minds of the men at
Oregon State. The biggest
reason for the chapter's

Portrait of Brother Dubach

success in academics lies in the men it recruits. Incoming freshmen
are not recruited with less than a 3.3 GPA. This helps insure men
committed to attaining their diploma are SigEps. This fact cannot
be stressed enough; a high GPA is a result of recruiting smart men.
The next step for all chapters is to raise the bar for members in the
chapter. Once you recruit men with character and brains, the
Fraternity must keep them on the path of excellence. Raise the
minimum standards for members in the chapter by small increments.
Soon our National GPA will be a 3.15, in the Phi Beta Kappa
Wheelhouse. And Dr. Dubach would indeed be proud.

Sound Mind and Sound Body

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Letter yi^o

the Chairman

rom

THE SIGMA PHI EPSILON EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

SigEp needs all of
us. . .in many ways

Garry C. Kief, Chairman
of the Board of Trustees

This year was no different.

By mid-December, my mailbox was
flooded with last minutes appeals for cash
from just about every organization I had
ever heard of, mentioned, read about, or
found my name on a mailing list.

Fortunately, I was able to sort through the ones I really believed
in and send off my annual check to SigEp.

The Purple and Red had caught my eye.

But what also caught my eye was the report on where my
previous money had gone; and the interest in where my friture
involvement with SigEp might go.

Of course SigEp needed my cash; but it also needed me.

And it still does.

Our Fraternity needs all of us.

This issue of The SigEp Journal 12^ about all those great SigEps
across the country who contribute their time. . .and their cash.

They contribute countless hours as Chapter Counselors,

directors on a local Alumni & Volunteer Board, teach at a Carlson
Leadership Academy, mentor at EDGE (the New Member
Camp), counsel at the Ruck Leadership Academy, trek on the
Quest To Greece, advise on a National Committee, serve as a
District Governor, volunteer at a Grand Chapter Conclave. . .take
a phone call in the middle of the night from a kid who needs
someone to talk to.

And after they do all that, thousands write out a check to the
Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation and hundreds make
that check for $ 1 ,000 and more so they can be a Governor on the
Foundations Board of Governors. Each check written helps pay
for the best scholarship and leadership programs available in the
Fraternity world. The beneficiaries of all of this are our
undergraduate Brothers.

This issue of The SigEp Journahs a thank you to the thousands
of alumni, parents, families, and friends who believe in SigEp and
invest in the leaders of tomorrow.

We all know that your investment can be cash, care, concern,
or commitment. . .what matters is the heart you share with those
younger Brothers who need you in their lives.

To all of you with heart. . .thank you.

The 2004 Annual
Report of Giving

A special thank you goes to the 5,21 1
alumni, undergraduates, parents and
friends who took the opportunity to
support SigEp undergraduates in 2004.
This is an increase of 16% over 2003
and includes 1,104 first time donors.

Total giving for 2004 was
$1,779,431, including $692,872 in
unrestricted gifts, an increase of 29%,
and $1,086,559 in restricted gifts, an
increase of 56%.

With this support the Sigma Phi
Epsilon Educational Foundation is able
to provide exceptional leadership and
scholarship programs that have an
impact on the SigEp experience.

A special example is the Carlson
Leadership Academies that have just
concluded. The Carlsons, in their 34*
year, continue to bring new chapter
leaders together to learn and to share so
their chapter experience continues to
improve.

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The Foundations support has produced
good results. Academic performance
continues to improve. Sigma Phi Epsilon
chapters achieved a nationwide grade point
average of 2.972 for the spring 2004
semester. The Residential Learning
Community (RLC) is becoming a model
for chapters that want to increase the
educational atmosphere and the culture of
learning with greater personal contaa with
faculty members. The performance of the
34 chapters that are
currendy RLCs is
impressive with a
3.128 grade point
average.

A new year is now
here and in 2005 the
programs funded by
the Foundation will
be renewed. A new
set of officers will be
in charge, a new
freshman class will
arrive and many of
the best will select

SigEp. There will be transitions, there
will be new challenges and there will be a
myriad of opportunities. In the life of
each chapter, you can have an impact by
renewing your support with your 2005
investment through the Foundation.

You don't have to wait to be asked, ff
you want to make a contribution now you
can go to the Foundations online giving
location and make your gift. This is a
secure location and is easy to use. Give it a
try. Visit http://sigep.org/give

Please look at
top 20 class years
giving in 2004 on
page 29. You will
see that the top
three years are 2007,
2008 and 2006.
SigEp undergradu-
ates and SigEp
parents believ '-
the value of ti
SigEp experie,
and are makir
contributions to
support the
scholarship and
leadership programs.

Undergraduate officers at the 2005 Des Moines
Carlson Leadership Academy

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THE 2004 ANNUAL REPORT OF GIVING

Board of Governors

This cross section of SigEp makes
an important contribution

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The Board of Governors is a
diverse group of Sigma Phi
Epsilon Brothers who want to
make an impact on the
Fraternity's scholarship and
leadership programs. Their
unrestricted investment of a
minimum of $1,000 in the
personal development of Sigma
Phi Epsilon undergraduate
Brothers stems from their belief
that the work being done with
these programs is making a
difference.

Of the 197 Governors, 194 are
alumni, two are graduate
students and one is an
undergraduate. Their make up
presents an interesting look at
SigEp's support:

Matching Gifts

A matching gift is a way to make your gift even more powerful for the work of
the Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation.

When you are ready to make a gift to the Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational
Foundation contact your human resources department and ask for the company's
matching gift form. You fill out your part (very brief) and send it to the
Foundation along with your gift.

The Foundation completes its part of the form and sends it to your company
along with the Internal Revenue Service confirmation that the Foundation is a
501(c)(3) public foundation. Normally within 90 days, your company will send a
check to the Foundation that matches your gift. The matching gift is added to
your giving record with the Educational Foundation.

Companies that have made a matching gift to the Sigma Phi Epsilon
Educational Foundation are listed below. If your company is not listed it may
mean that no one from the company has sent in a matching gift form.

Last year the Foundation received
alumni gifts directed through their
United Way. The United Way of Seatde
and the United Way of Los Angeles are
the most active with the Foundation.
All United Way programs have an open
door policy that means donors can
direct gifts to a public 501 (c)(3) charity
of their choice.

If you are interested call your United
Way office and ask how to direct your
gift to the Sigma Phi Epsilon
Educational Foundation.

Aegon Transamerica

Foundation
Altria Employee

Involvement Programs
Arco Foundation
Argonaut Group

Matching Contribution

Program
Bank of America

Foundation

Foundation Annual Report

Barnes Group Foundation
Bon Ton Stores

Foundation
Carter-Wallace
Coca-Cola Company

Matching Gifts Program
Cognis Corporation
Dense Manufacturing

Michigan Matching

Contribution Program

El Paso Corporation

Foundation
Entergy Corporation
ExxonMobil Foundation

Retiree Matching Gift

Program
Fannie Mae Foundation
Freeport-McMoRan

Foundation
Fujitsu Network

Communications

Gartner Charity Fund
Gooding Group

Foundation
Houghton Mifflin

Company
Key Foundation
Kimberly Clark

Foundation
LexisNexis Shares

Matching Gifts Program

May Department Stores
Company Foundation
Microsoft Corporation
Minerals Technologies
PepsiCo Foundation
Plum Creek Foundation
Procter & Gamble Fund
Raytheon Company
Matching Gift Program

Sallie Mae Employee
Contribution Program

Soros Fund Charitable
Foundation

The Thomas Corporation

Unilever United States
Foundation

U.S. Bancorp Foundation

Verizon Foundation

Wiley, Rein & Fielding, LLP

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Experience

ivith SigEp

Your Foundation Leaders. . .
A Lot More Than Giving Money

Foundation Chairman, Garry C. Kief, Southern California '70, and Foundation Vice Chairman and Treasurer
James L. Clayton, Tennessee '57, strongly beUeve in the Sigma Phi Epsilon experience and work to give it added
value by providing unique intern opportunities for undergraduate Brothers. Garry and Jim are true mentors and in
return have their lives enriched by this experience with the Balanced Men of Sigma Phi Epsilon.

By Garry Kief,

Sigma Phi Epsilon Foundation Chairman; President, Stiletto Entertainment

For some strange reason, breaking
into the entertainment business is like
finding the Holy Grail for a select few
whose sanity should definitely be
questioned.

I should know. I speak from first
hand experience.

I was probably
hooked when I appeared
on Art Linkletter s
House Party or hung out
with my Dad at the
Osmond Brothers'
rehearsals for Andy
Wilhams' Show on CBS.
Nowadays a cosmic
experience at a Green
Day concert fuels the
same need.

Starting each spring,
my brother (forgive him,
he's a Sigma Chi) and I
would face the task of
hiring 300 seasonal
employees to staff our
summer theaters. And early on, we
decided that our best employees seemed
to have a background in the military
and/or Scout Camps, much like our
own.

They could do anything, deal with
anything, know about everything, were
interested in everything, and put up
with everything. Don't you wish all of

They are on
call 24 hours
a day,

sleeping in a
tour bus, no
hot water,
pizza seven
nights a
week, and no
place to call
home. But
they love it.

your employees and co-workers had
these traits?

Years later I would reunite with SigEp
and discover that the new SigEps also
have these same traits. We used to call it
"well-rounded;" SigEp now calls it "The
Balanced Man."
I met my first
"Balanced Men" when I
spoke to my home
chapter at the University
of Southern California
(USC) about twelve years
ago. Shawn T. Sedlacek,
Southern California
'93, called me out of the
blue and asked that I
come and talk to the
undergraduate chapter.

After my speech,
Shawn asked if I had
ever considered an
intern program for
aspiring producers.
While clearly a valiant
attempt by Shawn at being "cool," his
real goal was obvious. But he had great
"moxy" and I decided he deserved a slot
as our first intern during his last two
years at USC.

(above) Stilettos John
Adams works a convention

(right) Stiletto SigEps David Britz
and Chris Walters take a break

Shawn has parlayed his intern
experience (along with his "moxy") into
owning the largest independent college
production company in the country.
His company, VOX Entertainment
produces marketing programs for Ford,
Sony, Hollywood Park, Paramount,
MTV and a host of other major
companies. For fun he produces all of
those high school and college Spring
Trips to Mexico. And, for goodness he
produces all of SigEp's exciting big
events at our Conclaves.

Shawn's intern experience broke the
ground for a host of SigEps from SMU,
Kansas State, Pepperdine, and USC.

Michael W. Kirk, Southern
Methodist '03, is now finishing up
Grad School at NYU
after being selected as
one of the chosen few to
enter its exclusive Music
Management Program.

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STILETTO

Christopher C. Walters, Pepperdine
'03, is now Director of Merchandising
at my company, Stiletto Entertainment
and oversees all of our on-site and
e-commerce retail operations.

Kenny V. Pyle, Southern California
'00, an intern while in college spent a
year or so after graduation creating his
own no-carb drink mixes (you can buy
his products on Home Shopping
Network) before we lured him back to
take over Stiletto s Grand Royal Record
label.

David C. Britz, Penn State '01, is a
personal manager with Stiletto,
responsible for jazz greats Diane Schurr,
Karrin Allyson, and Sara Gazarek.

During the past few years, Darren B.
Berkowitz, '05; Warren Binder, '06;
Rob S. Lodge, '06; all Southern
California; and Michael G. Hattrup,
Wichita State '05; have crossed our
threshold and experienced the lure of

Hollywood. They are on call 24 hours a
day, sleeping in a tour bus, no hot water,
pizza seven nights a week, and no place
to call home. But they love it. And
someday they just might meet the
Osmonds.

In the meantime, they study under
the tutelage of John P. Adams, Kansas
'98, Stilettos VP of Marketing and Troy
P. Queen, Florida '96, President of
Stiletto Television.

For production experience they travel
on the road with Barry Manilow,
Kimberley Locke, or the Concord Jazz
Festival. They learn how to prepare
budgets for TV Specials, review record
and DVD contracts, understand the
difficulties of working on-board one of
our thirteen cruise ships around the
world, produce a radio commercial,
learn how to place an ad, and deal with
VIPS. Their "intern" experience runs
the gamut of the entertainment
industry. . .and yet they still come back
for more.

Garry Kief's Stiletto
Entertainment offices and the
Gold Record Wall
STILETTO Entertainment,
located in Los Angeles, is an
international entertainment
production, management and
marketing company,
producing hundreds of
concerts, theatrical
productions, production
shows, TV specials and live
events throughout the world.

When we hear the "Intern" word, we
often think of a law student, someone
working in the White House or any one
of the Government agencies in
Washington.

Jim Clayton and I have experienced
the magic of working with SigEp
Interns. . .the Balanced Men of Sigma
Phi Epsilon. We've realized how much
we learn from being their mentors.
We've been witness to these young men,
full of energy, ideas, and enthusiasm.
And in turn we've been able to offer
them experience, opportunity,
guidance. . .and the chance to make
their mark on the world.

We believe that's a fair trade. . .a
Balanced Trade.

And an opportunity that we hope
you too can offer to SigEp interns across
the country.

'We know what we are,
but know not what

we may be.

- Shakespeare

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Experience

ivith SigEp

Providing an exceptional
intern experience

By Jim Clayton's Interns

Foundation Trustee James L. Clayton,

Tennessee '57, provides an exceptional
experience for undergraduates in the
Tennessee Alpha Chapter at the
University of Tennessee.

This summer six interns gathered at
the home of Jim and Kay Clayton in
Knoxville.

The original plan for getting together
at Jim and Kay's home was a half-hour
photo shoot, but it turned into an all-
afternoon reunion — a Happening.

Jim Clayton is proud of these
outstanding leaders, especially at SigEp
alumni events where he sees them
receive recognition for their leadership
contributions in the chapter and on
campus.

Jim has no job description for his
interns. They do network and computer
maintenance, conduct research, travel
with Jim and in general are involved in
all of his family and business activities.

These savvy young men learn so
much so fast. Within a few months Jim
relies heavily on their rapidly
developing skills.

Akey part of Jim's
intern program is
that each intern
recommends and trains
his replacement.

The job is often tough, but quitting
is not an option. How could they tell
their fraternity family, or the prior
graduates of our program that it does
not work.-^

Knowing up front that expectations
are high, they accept responsibility fast.
Jim asks a lot from them — and they
conscientiously deliver.

A key part of Jim's intern program is
that each intern recommends and trains
his replacement — that's the program.

The tradition began in 1992

with Kelly L. Williams, '92, who now

has a remarkable career with Clayton
Homes, the company Jim founded.
During his internship, Kelly held the
position of Alumni Operations Director
for the active chapter. With the
experience gained from Mr. Clayton,
Kelly worked through Retail and
Financial Services as a trainee and is
now general manager of the company's
commercial buildings division — which
he pioneered.

Kelly commented, "We met the most
interesting people and did the coolest
stuff — but we couldn't let that go to
our heads."

Tom D. Hodges, '95, selected as the
2^^ intern by Kelly, was the Tennessee
Alpha Chapter President. Today Tom is
V.P. and general counsel of Clayton
Homes.

When Tom graduated with a degree
in psychology, he entered the Clayton
Homes fast track management program
full-time. After a year Jim urged him to
work with Clayton Homes part-time —

and go to law school full time. Upon
graduating as president of his class, Tom
was promoted to corporate counsel —
at age 26. Four years later, as V.P. and
Chief Legal Officer, Tom helped lead
the CMH litigation team through the
headline-grabbing, difficult Berkshire
sale.

Matt D. Daniels, '00, another
President of Sigma Phi Epsilon, was
Tom's selection as the 3"^^ intern. Now,
at age 25, Matt is president and CEO of
First State Bank, a division of Clayton
Bank and Trust, the youngest bank
president in the state of Tennessee.

Matt said, "Among the lessons I
learned was the importance of coming
into an organization and contributing
value immediately. Also, you have to be
flexible and committed. I've mowed the
lawn in the morning 2indjetted-offwit\i
Mr. Clayton to a board meeting in the
afternoon."

Jim and Matt are now discussing how
to replicate the intern program in the
bank. The key is to find young educated
men and women who share a common
bond. They believe developing a culture
of mutual support will foster and
reinforce teaming, positive behavior
and commitment.

Matt selected Michael D. Daniels,
'02, as the 4^^ intern. Michael served as
both Vice President of Programming
and Vice President of Recruitment
while holding the internship. One of
Michael's most memorable projects
with Jim was assisting with the first

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Standing from the left. Matt Bobrowski, current intern, Richard Wright, MBA student at
Vanderhilt, Jim Clayton, Michael Daniels, investment banker with UBS in Knoxville,
Kelly Williams runs Clayton Homes' commercial building division, sitting from the left.
Matt Daniels President and CEO of First State Bank, Tom Hodges General Counsel for
Clayton Homes.

edition of his autobiography, First A
Dream. They had a lot of fun selling
and signing books at conventions,
churches, and county fairs — all for
charity

Michael is now a financial advisor
with CB&T where he manages money
for some of Tennessee's most
prominent businessmen.

Richard B. Wright, '03, was selected
by Michael as the 5^^ intern when he
first began tagging along with Jim and
Michael for the First A Dream road
shows.

A 2005 MBA candidate at
Vanderbilt, Richard works part time
and summers at First State Bank with
Matt. Graduating in May, he will join
Matt at FSB as an officer-in-training.

This intern

"You have to replace
yourself with someone with
high values and integrity —
who will make you look
good," Richard told the
group during our summer
intern Happening.

Richard spent considerable
time grooming his successor,
the 6* and current intern.
Matt M. Bobrowski, '06, a
junior in finance at
Tennessee. Matt has been
Jim's chief research assistant
for the second edition o^ First A Dream,
Matt is an excellent Google-izer.

Jim commented that, "each intern is
different, but have a lot in common.
Early on, I learn how they think,
process, and behave — under stress and
when relaxed. I know their strengths,
weaknesses, and motivations. Some are
best flying by the seat of their pants on
short-term rush projects. Others thrive
on structure and detail. All are sharp,
crisp, get to the point, and results
oriented communicators — with well-
developed writing skills.

This intern program ranks as one of
my happiest memories. I highly
recommend the
concept to all of my
SigEp alumni
Brothers.

And your wife will
be happy too, Kay
fondly referred to this
outstanding group of
SigEps as my boys.' "

program
ranlcs as one
of my
happiest

memories.
I highly
recommend
the concept
to all of my
SigEp alumni
Brothers.

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HONOR ROLL OF

GIVING

The Sigma Senate ESS^.?

H. LorenzHorn
Florida Alpha '56

Edward K. Tyler
Massachusetts Beta '48

$1J50,000 - $250,000 john R. Grayson

William A. Schreyer

J. Edward Zollinger

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Pennsylvania Eta '48

Family

Minnesota Alpha '37 Thomas 0. Hicks

William G. Tragos

Virginia Delta

Delaware Alpha Alumni Texas Alpha '68

Missouri Beta '56

Delaware Alpha

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Indiana Delta '60

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Lamar A. Roach

J. Edward Zollinger

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Texas Epsilon '60

Virginia Delta '27

Roger C. Chapman Carl R. Ernst

Bruce W.Schnitzer

Texas Alpha '49 Friend of SigEp

Texas Alpha '66

13 1 "Pk T^ J- Donald R.Kirchner
rted UOOr IrUSt Oklahoma Alpha '36

Frank J. Ruck
Michigan Alpha '46

Robert C.Stempel
Massachusetts Beta '55

$99,999 - $50,000 Sr«T..

Trueman L. Sanderson
Massachusetts Beta '31

Charles G.Therkildsen
Iowa Beta '59

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Robert I.Saylor

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Kansas Beta '53 Oregon Beta '37 ^j^^^^^j q^^^^

Colorado Gamma '24

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John H. Scribante

Thomas W. Utterback

Oregon Alpha '30 Indiana Delta '52 Oregon Alpha '62

Nebraska Delta '89

Oklahoma Alpha '31

Joel S. Biddle Cicero A. Frazier pi.^ard A. Puzzitiello, Jr.

PaulT. Selle

Roger H.VanHoozer

Friend of SigEp North Carolina Delta '34 Ohio Eta '84

Florida Alpha '32

Kansas Delta '72

Christopher L. Bittman John M. George Richard A. Puzzitiello

Keith V. Smith

Jack D. Wheeler

Colorado Alpha 85 Alabama Alpha 76 qi^j^ ^fg 'q-j

Ohio Gamma '60

Texas Beta '61

NilesJ.Brook Jeffrey T. Hamilton John R Robbins

Walter A. Sonnenberg

Charles N.White

Minnesota Alpha 40 Montana Alpha 67 j^^g^ ^^^^^ >^q

Vermont Alpha '49

Michigan Beta '62

Ronald J. Howard

MarkW. Spielmann

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Oregon Alpha '72

Indiana Alpha '66

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Brothers of the Heart

—

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California Gamma '70

Kansas Beta '52

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Gregory J. Pusinelli

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Pennsylvania Nu '70

Daryl A. Becker George J. Cottier John W. Hartman Terrence J. Lundgren Robert A. Radcliffe

Duane M. Stoskopf

Kansas Beta '58 Alabama Alpha '29 Missouri Alpha '61 Arizona Beta '74

New Jersey Beta '68

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Albert A. Thornbrough

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James F. Rippey

John K.Tyler

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Oregon Beta '53

Texas Alpha '63

Clark H.Byrum Ulysses G. Dubach J. Edwin Holliday Donald C. McCleary H. Bob Robinson

Michael C.Williams

Indiana Beta '57 Oregon Alpha '13 West Virginia Epsilon '68 Texas Alpha '71

Oregon Alpha '20

Tennessee Beta '69

California Gamma Alumni Thomas M. Dunning Arthur J. Hurt Norman E. Nabhan William R. Rundell

Lawrence G.Wilson

California Gamma Texas Alpha '65 North Carolina Epsilon '88 Indiana Alpha 7

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Christopher M. Coleman Conrad J. Eberstein Thomas B. Jelke Richard R. Panther Eugene C. Schurg

W. Gardner Winters

Kansas Beta '01 Pennsylvania Delta '65 Florida Nu '90 Kentucky Beta '39 West Virginia Delta '71

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Joseph W. Langella

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Chuck Stegman

Bailey's Brothers

Indiana Zeta '58

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Paul H. Litcher

Ohio Zeta '78
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Bert J. Harris

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Kansas Beta '53

Florida Alpha '74

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New Hampshire Alpha '60

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Ted R. Ashford

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Kansas Beta '55

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David L. Balint

Denis H. Dieker

Edward L. Hay

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James F. Robeson

Howard E.Teagarden

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Texas Alpha '50

Oregon Alpha '65

Ohio Theta '59

Kansas Beta '43

James W. Beavers

Stephen! Diltz

Donald E. Heard

Robert L. McCune

Barry E. Robinson

John W.Thatcher

Texas Alpha '47

Arizona Alpha '90

Texas Delta '89

Illinois Delta '50

Kansas Beta '80

North Carolina Epsllon '48

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Richard W. Bennet

Michael G.Ellis

Conrad W. Hewitt

George M. Mcllveen

Maurice D. Rohleder

Bruce L. Tomlinson

Missouri Theta '74

Indiana Alpha '84

Illinois Alpha '58

Ohio Theta '56

Indiana Epsllon '58

Kansas Beta '64

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James R. Bernard

William K. Emerson

KentB. Hickman

Shawn McKenna

Steven L. Rose

Edgar A. Tomlinson

Michigan Beta '60

California Delta '48

Colorado Alpha '61

Maine Alpha '77

California Beta '49

Pennsylvania Kappa '39

Donald G.Bickle

Douglas C. Eriksen

M. Hugh Hinton

Judy McLaughlin

Scott M.Russell

Raymond J.Tucker

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Kansas Beta '50

Kansas Beta '57

North Carolina Delta '82

Friend of SIgEp

Pennsylvania Nu '71

Colorado Beta '50

^^h

Thomas J. Billman

Conrad J. Eriksen

MaxT. Horn

LindsleyD.Medlin

Steven Schottenstein

WillardD.Voit

^^1

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Kansas Gamma '29

Missouri Eta '68

New Jersey Beta '86

Indiana Beta '78

California Beta '31

^^m

Rodger L. Bloedel

Allan R. Ferguson

Donald W.Hudler

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David M. Scott

Marilyn Washburn

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Oregon Alpha '62

Delaware Alpha '65

Ohio Epsllon '56

Pennsylvania Mu '61

Pennsylvania Epsllon '37

Friend of SIgEp

Jeffrey L. Boshears

Roger R. Festa

Elton M. Hyder

HankMoonjean

Homer A. Scott

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^^1

Oregon Alpha '79

Missouri Mu '72

Texas Alpha '43

California Beta '52

Nebraska Alpha '27

Texas Beta

^^1

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Thomas J. Flomer

Steven B. Jason

William J. Noonan

Shawn T. Sedlacek

A. Duane Webber

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Oregon Alpha '82

Connecticut Alpha '83

Texas Upsllon '88

California Beta '93

Kansas Beta '81

Herbert L. Brewer

Jere D. Fluno

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Richard A. Seideman

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California Theta '85

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Thomas L. Bryan

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Stephen B. Shanklin

R. EricWeise

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Kansas Gamma '57

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Colorado Alpha '89

Mississippi Beta '38

Kentucky Epsllon '70

Ohio Theta '54

^^1

Howard E. Buhse

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William L. Page

GaryShepard

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^^1

Minnesota Alpha '29

Illinois Beta '68

Missouri Beta '86

D.C. Alpha '42

Massachusetts Gamma '61

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^^1

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^^1

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William H.Sippel

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Texas Beta '68

Pennsylvania Delta '43

D.C. Alpha '38

North Carolina Zeta '77

Tennessee Zeta '78

Jay V. Giese

David D.Jenkins

J. Robert McLendon

! Reginald Porter

J. Gregory South

Brett R. Danko

Texas Beta '83

Colorado Gamma '64

Texas Epsilon '64

Nebraska Alpha '34

Texas Alpha '69

Pennsylvania Deita '90

Charles K. Gillespie

William H.Jones

James G. McMillan

Linda A. Powers

Richard E. Spoon

Robert M. Daugherty

Missouri Beta '57

Virginia Alpha '41

Ohio Gamma '54

Friend of SigEp

Texas Tau '86

D.C. Alpha '43

BillyA. Gilliland

J. Scott Jury

Reineiro L. Medina

J. Russell Pratt

Thomas K. Stempel

Orin D. Davis

Texas Beta '60

Kansas Beta '86

Ohio Theta '99

Michigan Alpha '39

Pennsylvania Nu '69

Colorado Alpha '43

DonK. Gobin

Michael R. Kamel

Roger A. Mermelstein

W. Clifford Price

William R. Stewart

Laurence A. Deets

Texas Beta '57

Texas Beta '81

Florida Gamma '87

Texas Beta '88

Texas Beta '81

Florida Beta '62

Oscar H. Goebel

Ronalds. Kaniuk

Joe D. Meroney

William J. Quinn

Robert E. Swaney

Robert E. Dignon

Illinois Alpha '26

Illinois Lambda '93

Texas Alpha '52

Texas Beta '87

Michigan Alpha '60

Washington Beta '31

John A. Goesling

Matthew J. Kapszukiewicz

Gary L. Millenbruch

Carlos Quintero

Craig D.Templeton

Peter B. Dirlam

Oregon Alpha '67

Massachusetts Alpha '95

Kansas Beta '59

South Carolina Beta '73

Kansas Gamma '81

New York Beta '56

Michael D. Gooden

Raymond! Kauffmann

EricS. Miller

Jorey E. Ramer

Jack E.Thomas

Matthew! Domenici

North Carolina Delta '69

New York Gamma '31

Texas Beta '91

Massachusetts Delta '95

Oregon Alpha '54

Texas Kappa '94

Joseph M. Gordon

George J. Kausler

Brian S. Mock

Edwin B. Ramey

John C.Thornton

Ted B. Donaldson

North Carolina Delta '79

Michigan Alpha '63

Texas Beta '87

Texas Kappa '75

Tennessee Delta '75

Tennessee Beta '77

Donald C. Graham

Dana A. Kee

James R. Monroe

John A. Rankin

Edward L. Tinker

Anthony Donate

Michigan Alpha '55

Texas Beta '87

Texas Beta '85

Oregon Alpha '70

Pennsylvania Epsilon '21

Nebraska Alpha '30

G.William Gregory

Gerald W.Kehle

William L. Monroe

Terry L. Ray

Michael J. Transue

W. Derek Dooley

New York Alpha '55

California Beta '58

Michigan Beta '63

Kansas Beta '67

Oklahoma Beta '66

Texas Beta '88

Raymond M. Hair

David M. Kennedy

Samuels. Moon

Dennis R. Reigle

Robert L. Trovaten

Hans J. Dorweiler

Tennessee Alpha '46

Texas Beta '80

Texas Beta '89

Ohio Theta '67

California Delta '67

Colorado Delta '57

Edward H. Hammond

Charles R. King

G. Michael Moon

Shawn G. Rice

David M.Turner

William R Douglas

Kansas Epsilon '66

California Alpha '34

Texas Beta '77

Nebraska Delta '90

Washington Beta

Pennsylvania Eta '47

Robert J. Hanrahan

John R. Kloes

Richard A. Mullen

Thelma B. Roach

Edward M. Valenta

Williams. Dulin

Indiana Beta '76

California Beta '57

Ohio Theta '65

Complimentary

New York Chi '02

D.C. Alpha '11

Ken E. Hansing

Peter A. Kneedler

William E.Mulvihill

Donald R. Rochau

H.Jay Varner

Whitney Eastman

Georgia Delta '71

Texas Beta '88

Michigan lota '79

Iowa Gamma '59

Kansas Beta '56

New Hampshire Alpha '10

Roberts. Hare

Fredrick M. Koontz

John R. Naisby

Ivan Rodriguez

Jacques L.Vauclain

John M. Eber

Kansas Gamma '23

Oregon Alpha '70

Delaware Alpha '34

New York R ho '98

North Carolina Epsilon '90

Illinois Delta '73

Allen W. Harmann

Stuart W.Kramer

David J. Nayfa

David J. Roman

Benjamin S.Vaughn

Charles G. Eberly

Ohio Theta '62

West Virginia Gamma '63

Texas Beta '87

New York Beta '73

Texas Beta '84

Ohio Kappa '63

William H. Hartman

Desmond M. Laffey

Wilfred N. Neff

Matthews. Russell

Gary L. Verplank

Jackie Eberstein

New Jersey Beta '55

Massachusetts Alpha '98

Illinois Alpha '31

Texas Beta '02

Michigan Alpha '62

Friend of SigEp

Bill D. Harvey

Arthur H. Larsson

James K.Neill

Donald B. Ruthenberg

James H. Warsaw

James C. Edwards

Texas Beta '58

West Virginia Delta '69

Oregon Alpha '67

Ohio Zeta '52

Oregon Beta '69

Pennsylvania Eta '78

Jonathan D. Hayes

EricW. Lauterbach

Stephen K. Nelson

Frank E. Rutherford

Michael A. Wasylik

Arthur R. Ehrnschwender

California Mu '93

California Gamma '89

Montana Alpha '69

Tennessee Gamma '57

Illinois Lambda '92

Ohio Theta '48

Norman T. Heathorn

Patrick W. Lawler

KentC. Nelson

George W. Sanders

W. Grant Watkinson

John F. Elert

Massachusetts Delta '57

Tennessee Beta '77

Indiana Gamma '59

Texas Beta

Oregon Alpha '64

Michigan Alpha '53

DrewF Hell

Chester J. Lee

Kenneth J. Nicholson

Gerald M. Schafer

Dale A. Werts

Joshua S. Endler

Texas Beta '89

Texas Alpha '31

Montana Alpha '89

Texas Beta '54

Kansas Alpha '84

Massachusetts Alpha '96

EricW. Heil

Gary ?. Lessis

James C. Nissen

David E. Schwartz

Monte J. White

Roland R. Eppley

Texas Beta '86

Ohio Theta '83

Oregon Alpha '74

Texas Beta

Texas Beta '88

Maryland Alpha '53

lllyaHendrix

Edward L. Littleton

KirbyJ. Noel

Scott A. Schwartz

Wesley !Wilke

Joseph H. Etter

Virginia Beta '91

Texas Beta '90

Massachusetts Zeta '91

Iowa Gamma '93

Minnesota Alpha '30

Ohio Eta '73

Anthony D.Herbst

Robert C.Loesch

Steven E. Noll

Rex A. Sebastian

Robert C.Williams

Stacey J. Everett

Pennsylvania Delta '29

Ohio Theta '63

California Beta '86

Indiana Alpha '51

Ohio Theta '91

Texas Beta '89

Thomas E.Hill

Jay F Lombardo

Steve J. Odom

Randalls. Shawell

Grant M.Yoshihara

Glenn A. Ezell

Virginia Alpha '64

Texas Beta '85

Texas Alpha '54

Oregon Alpha '77

1 Texas Beta '87

John H.Hill

Louis L. Louizides

BillM.Ohland

W. Philip Shepardson

Douglas J. Young

Patrick E. Farrell

Virginia Kappa '83

New Jersey Beta '70

Texas Beta '72

Ohio Theta '68

Arizona Gamma '81

New York lota '86

Harold L. Hodge

Glenn C. Lovett

Winona C. Owens

William G. Sikes

F Stansbury Young

Fred M. Finch

Florida Alpha '52

Oregon Alpha '73

Friend of SigEp

Tennessee Gamma '57

Wisconsin Alpha '36

J Kansas Beta '31

William L Hoke

William A. MacDonough

Freddie Simmons

Arizona Beta '73

Virginia Epsilon '29

Texas Alpha '53

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L I

78th Annual Scripps
National Spelling Bee

May 31 - June 2, 2005,
Washington, D.C.

The Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational
Foundation is partnering with the
2005 Scripps National Spelling Bee to
provide a $5,000 college scholarship
for the Champion.

The Scripps National Spelling Bee is
the nations longest-running
educational promotion. It started in
Louisville, Kentucky in 1 925 with nine
contestants. Today there are 243 local
spelling bees throughout the world.
The Champion of each local Bee
comes to Washington at the end of
May for the finals.

Students who have not reached their
16th birthday by the date of the finals
and who have not passed beyond the
8th grade at the time of their local
finals are eligible to participate.

Sigma Phi Epsilons partnership
developed from the belief that Sigma
Phi Epsilons concept of Sound Mind/
Sound Body is a perfect fit with the
purpose of the Bee.

With the help of George Mcllveen,
U of Cincinnati '56, a former
newspaper executive. Foundation
President Chuck White worked with
the Scripps organization to establish
this partnership. The National Spelling
Bee understands the Fraternity's
emphasis on Sound Mind/Sound Body
and its interest in encouraging young
people to lead a successful life. This
partnership is another way that SigEp
encourages academic excellence. By
lending its name to this event, SigEp
seeks to change perceptions about the
American College Fraternity.

The Bee will be televised again in
2005 starting on May 31st. Check
your local paper for the cable channel
that carries it in your area.

Foundation Annual Report

CHAPTER GIVING

Chapter Giving

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY

Friends of
Sigma Plii Epsilon

Lawrence L. Biacchi
Roger D. Brandt
Edward E. Kirklin
Dion Mannen
Judy McLaughlin
IVIarianne Quinn
David E. Schwartz
Bertie S. Selvey
Barbara Shanahan
IVIrs. David IVI. Turner
R. Alan Watson
IVIaurine K.Wood

Alabama Alpha

Auburn

James F. Anthony '57
James E. Baskerville '54
J. Lofton Beasley '04
Robert J. Bedwell '48
Glenn R Campbell '79
Jonathan R. Coe '89
JohnG.Curtin '62
Richard W. Dean '66
William E.DeWitt '68
Daniel Diemer'08
Carl D. Edem '75
Robert F. Farrell '43
John M. George '76
Robert W. Harrison '55
ReaA. Huston '72
Christopher J. Karabinos '8^
Vaughn T. Laganosky '81
James A. Lloyd '80
William C. IVIalone '41
Judson C. IVIartin '43
John M. Monte '88
Thurman C. Pace '48
Frank R. Parsons '90
Robert W. Payne '50
J. Robert Reynolds '04
J. Douglas Riddle '73
Joseph C. Saia'86
Douglas B. Sawyer '80
Logan Schenck'08
Charles R. Skinner '43
Kenneth E. Stephens '78
David G. Stroup '72
Walter H.Thompson '64
Arthurs. Vitagliano '64
Henry C.Whitting '38
John R.Wright '64

Alabama Beta

Alabama

Robert W.Adams '96
Walter R Batson '66
James R. Breth '51
Robert C.Brunner '90
John R.Elliott '97
Ernest A. Fite '68
Robert F. George '59
William ?. McEvoy '98
J. Patrick Meyer '65
Robert R. Pope '57
E. Martin Salmon '87
Elzie S.Sanders '91
Christopher R. Stanley '9£
Clifford L.Turner '52
JohnS.Vodantis'53
Marvin J. Wallace '48
Jonathan R Worrell '70

Alabama Gamma

Samford

Jared M. Monahan '02
William B. Peek '04
JohnG.Wyatt'01

Alabama Delta

Alabama -Birmingham

Howard L. Jones '76

Alabama Epsilon

Auburn-Montgomery

Brian RAehnlich '83
Michael W.Beatty '92
Jonathan D. Killough '97
John J. McLendon '98
Christopher W.White '97

Alabama Zeta

Huntingdon

Robert H.Crowe '92
R.Walker Garrett '07
G.Wayne Knupp '95
Joe D. Read '88
William A. Woerner '93

Alabama Theta

Jacksonville State

John D. Hopson '91
Benjamin S. McCoy '99

Alaska Alpha

Alaska-Fairbanks

Jeffrey F. Kulawiak'99

Alaska-SEC

Alaska-Anchorage

David A. Robinson '04

Arizona Alpha

Arizona State

Christopher RBartholdi '07
Benjamin A. Belkin '02
ScottA. Biehl'73
Michael W.Bott '74
H. Richard Byrne '69
Benjamin A. Devee '02
Stephen! Diltz'90
Erin R. Farley '91
Robert L. Gattis '94
GaryS. Haden'70
Melvin H. Ing '72
Richard H. Lovely '60
Randall W. Mankin '74
Larry L. McCord '61
Paul D. Nicholson '74
Daniel L. Phillips '06
Lance L. Renfrew '65
Samuel J.Schulz'66
RobertL. St. John '87
Howard D. Sukenic '84
William D. Swackhamer '75
KevinT. Tierney '90

Arizona Beta

Arizona

Thomas M.Andersen '72
Michael R. Ash '95
CurtM.Bachman '96
R. Dave Barclay '62
Wayne C. Benesch '64
Jeffrey M.Birdsell '87
Kenneth M. Bright '79
Joseph P. Brower '85

David H.Campbell '07
Douglas F. Carlberg '72
PaulA. Chuppa'61
Larry N. Cordier'58
R. Gene Dewey '61
Robert A. Eckert'76
Jonathan J. Geyer '08
Jay K. Harness '65
Douglas M. Hatcher '75
Ryan C. Kramer '07
Larry J. Kramer '62
Terrence J. Lundgren '74
Michael R. Murray '82
Tylers. Patterson '81
Christopher L. Pickrell '68
Patrick D. Reaume '81
Joshua T. Ringer '08
Bradley W. Robinson '93
Kyle P. Sevy '08
Matthew A. Smith '08
Stephen W.Thomas '72
Everett L. Upham '63
Randall C.Wolfe '85

Arizona Gamma

Northern Arizona

Neal R. Bailey '91
Keith M. Benham '90
Herbert H.Bullock '78
Adam M. Shuckhart '96
James D. Skelding '92

Arkansas Alpha

Arkansas

Gary J. Bien '66
GuyE. Brown '62
Christophers. Eversole '94
J. David Gee '87
Michael R.Gott '72
James 0. Graham '64
Kenneth R Hankins '60
Dandridge W. Hogan '84
Ronald R Jones '65
Jonathan C. Kimbrough '05
Donald R. Langston '59
Robert E.McCarley '65
William G. Myers '48
John M. Often '91
John W. Ramsey '63
H.Terry Rasco '71
Nicholas W. Roberts '06
William R.Rundell '37
Archie B. Ryan '56
SethR.Sherrill'08
Robert R.Shinn '55
William W.Shirley '70
B.Andrew Speed '81
Charles D. Stovall '96
Hugh G.Treece '37
James T.Womble '65

Arkansas Beta

Henderson State

J.Todd Brown '91
John L. Davis '70
Thomas A. Dempster '84
James M. Ely '98
Michael F.Jones '85
Gregory J. Moore '83
Jerrald B. Sanders '73
John W.Smith '68
J.Thomas Smith '61
Nicholas B.Vaughn '05

Arkansas Gamma

Arkansas State

Frank L. Nettles '57
Clinton M.Young '84

Arkansas Delta

Arkansas-Little Rock

James W. Calloway '91
James M. Hicks '75

Arkansas Epsilon

Arkansas Tech

Dustin L.Jones '95
Samuel J. Pasthing '96
ReeceG. Roberson '93
Aaron L. Roberts '08
Brian T. Swain '88
Flint R.Walker '08

Arkansas Zeta

Central Arkansas

JefferyW. Clifton '92
David R. Fox '90
Leslie B. Henslee '00
Gary L. Huff '91
Thomas W. Koehl '94
KrethJ. Koehler'92
Shane T. Lester '94
Allan F.Maly '94
Darren D. Plaster '90
Warren T. Readnour '90
W. Bart Shaw '04
Dustin L. VanPelt'07

California Alpha

California-Berkeley

Paul F. Baumann '50
Armando Chacon '92
Patrick Costanzo '86
Jeremiah L. Cothren '07
Sean D. Doyle '87
R.Terry Duryea '69
Stuart G.Gould '59
Wayne D. Gray '50
Michael A. Green '62
Lloyd A. Grotheer '49
Stephen L. Guensler '62
John R. Hermann '86
James H. Ingram '59
Frank J. Isola'68
Steven H. Jackman '88
Tony M. Jarrett '59
William M.Jonas '37
Charles R. King '34
James R. Kruger '87
Howard C. Mel '47
Melvin A. Moffitt '42
GaroldD.Raff'59
Stanley B.Smith '55
Roderic W.Thomas '58
Donald H. West '30
Derek H. Whang '98
Robert H.Zeller '48

California Beta

Southern California

Jeffrey N. Alton '07
Richard E. Barrett '40
Brandon A. Blaylock'79
Ronald B. Broadwell '56
William RCamm '46
E. GarrisColinsky '64
John W. Dameron '80
Michael A. Dixon '72
Sean W. Douglass '94
Alan S. Duncan '53
Daniel D. Ederer '91
JackR. Filanc '47
Geoffrey Gleason '47
Glenn W. Grade '51
Malcolm E. Graham '47
Richard R.Gunter'42
Carl D. Gutermann '61
Richard G. Hanson '63
Elmer G. Haskin '51
Michael C. Hendershot '97
Jason E. Hollander '94
Steven R. Houchin '06
Ian J. Hu '84
Robert E. Hughes '07
Richard A. Hurst '88
George W.Jacobs '47

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Sharing jour

Generosity

CHAPTER GIVING

Scott J. Johnson '98
Norman A. Johnson '37
Gregory A. Jorgensen '79
Gerald W.Kehle '58
Douglas W.Keith '72
Richard D. Kern '76
Garry C. Kief 70
Michael M.King '61
John R. Kloes'57
Robert J. Kurkjian '95
Steve Leisy '62
David E. MacLeod '46
Michael L. Mann '78
JackD. McBride'47
William J. McDowell '52
PeterJ.Mittelstadt'56
Vernon W. Monroe '50
HankMoonjean '52
John H. Norcop '46
Brent A. Noyes'74
William R. Paetzke '06
John S. Parise '54
Stephen B. Paulin '78
Stuarts. Phillips '58
Kenneth V. Pyle '02
Edward G. Pyle '48
Carlo Von M. Roberto '93
Steven L. Rose '49
Bruce F. Sears '05
Shawn T.Sedlacek '93
Timothy B.Shaw '07
Steven C.Shaw '91
Robert LShipp '43
Josephs. Sidor '82
WilfredoC. Silva'89
Duncan M. Stewart '08
Paul C.Taylor '05
Melvin J. Warner'59
Paul L.Wheeler '56
Robert L. Zweig '71

California Gamma

California-Santa Barbara

Daniel N.Abellera '79
Kenneth W. Baines '55
John D. Borie'48
Louis C. Bortz'52
Thomas D. Brock '81
John A. Cooper '52
David C. Diekmann '89
Josh Dodsworth '05
Craig T. Eychner '86
Adam M.Gilbert '08
N. John VV Green '50
Todd Henderson '07
Jack B.Jones '56
Thomas R Keeshen '08
John M. Mathews '68
Lewis E. McCann '52
Darrin R McDonald '06
John R. Millard '63
Patrick M. Mixon '90
Jeffrey! Ortiz '06
James A. Phillips '62
John J. Plessman '49
Barry Z. Posner'70
Matthew A. Shaw '08
James A. Simpson '69
William R.Tiernay '52
EricS. Volan '08
Michael J. Ward '70
Bruce L. Williams '68

Caiifornia Deita

San Diego State

Christopher C.Anderson '91
Howard W. Baumann '64
RickS. Beardsley'88
Vincent F. Biondo '64
Jeffrey A. Brown '93
Robert W.Callaghan '59
Edward E. Dahlkamp '63
Joseph A. Daly '58

Joe A. Dendy '70
William J. Elliott '62
William K. Emerson '48
Shawn L. Engbrecht '94
RobertA. Gibbs'63
Christophers. Goble '97
Ricardo M. Gonzales '90
David L. Hatt '79
Thomas A. Holmes '91
Michael R. Hudson '96
Jerry L. Hutter '65
Craig E. Isaac '91
Anthony C. Lanzone '93
Raj Y. Mathai '93
Michael A. Maxsenti '72
Victors. Mitchell '88
Kevin J. Napper '90
Dennis H. Pennell '60
Ronald D.Smith '69
JohnC. Steepy'69
Thomas L. Swiers '64
Jack D.Terrell '87
Robert L. Trovaten '67
Brian M. Ventrella '95
Ronald N. Voss'73
Dale A. Walters '69
Daniel Watson '84
Dann M. Whalen '69
Jake B.Williams '06
Burley M.Wright '07

Caiifornia Epsiion

San Jose State

Roy E. Barbatti '63
Donald R. Booher '62
Michael L. Freed '66
John J. Haggerty '62
Michael B. Harris '62
William L. Langan '70
Donn B. Murphy '66
Robert R Neville '58
Jim L.Olson '63
Douglas J. Pavese '63
Roger K.Scaife '61
John A. Worthington '66

Caiifornia Zeta

Long Beach State

Gregg S. Florence '68
Timothy R Lambert '90

Caiifornia Eta

Caiifornia-Davis

John C.Andersen '70
David R DeFrank'07
James R Finch '89
Sean E. Halligan '06
Michael J. Hui '07
Steven Lo '89
John M. Reed '70
Terrence R. Sullivan '68
Gregorys. Sweatt '73
Christopher B.Thomas '04
Keenan V. Vyas '04
Ryan D.Zalta'95

Caiifornia Tiieta

Sacramento State

Frederick E. Anderegg '70
GaryR. Chaix'65
M.Scott Elliott '95
Walter! Filliman '67
Steven A. Flinn '71
Columbus L. Johnson '85
Ian W. Marks '90
John D. McClure'54
Thomas H. McCormick'86
W. Martin Roche '64
David L. Sheets '96
Rodney L. Smart '77
Rodney B. Swanson '63
Garrick S.Waller '00
Phillip B.Winberry '66

Caiifornia lota

Cliico State

JackB. Anthony '75
A. Brad Bannister '75
Christopher E.Cole '81
David H. Fusi '71
MahlonM.Hile'68
Darrell W.Johnson '79
Robert E.Koch '70
Douglas K. MacAdams '76
Steven K. Nickel '71
MarkA. Tomsic'85

California Lambda

Santa Ciara

P. Gregory Frey '83
Benjamin P. Gleichner '77
Louis J. Lombardo '80
Michael J. Zunini '84

California IVIu

Cai Poiy-Pomona

Kenneth J. Barker '91
NeilC. Blais'82
Geoffrey A. Bonney '85
David R. Calderon '88
Brian! Clarke '03
Seth Cossio '94
Brian H. Daly '92
Paul 0. Davison '92
Thomas R Gathmann '83
Christopher L. Gebelin '96
Jose A. Gomez '93
Jonathan D. Hayes '93
Ian L. Helmstadter'88
Gregory R. Hohn '88

Top 30

Michael J. Lang '96
Philip A. Lefcourt'93
Martin !Orton '97
Dominique A. Padilla'OO
Donald F. Putnam '68
Robert F. Ragland '83
David M. Van Dorpe '94
ErickA. Viramontes '07
Charles R.Wheaton '98
Brent M. Yamasaki '89

California Nu

Chapman

MarkV. Beran '83
Paul M.Carey '83
S. David Delgado '83
Jay D. Dickson '92
Marvyn D. Mack '92
Gabe K.Sachs '83
W. Scott Slocum '97

California Xi

San Francisco State

Joe J. Jaber '90
Scott D.Jacobs '83
Ronald A. Magana '94

California Omicron

UCLA

Johnny Aaron '07
James R. Barlow '91
Laurence F. Dunn '90
Christopher M. Flosi '92
Keith M. Funakoshi '96
Andrew M. Lusardi '03
Christopher A. Rimer '90

Keith A. Schulner'89
Robert E.Sheffield '91

California Pi

Stanford

Ryan! Denny '06
Mark! Dillon '97
Mark D. Hofstadter '84
MarkM. Kanok'95
Jeffrey !Keltner '02
DaxKurbegov'93
Hsian-Tsu B. Liao '88
Chuck! Narikiyo '84
Harold A. Schwartz '95
Grantham J. Winfrey '89

California Rlio

Caiifornia-San Diego

Louie F. Anderholt'07
Brian W. Leecing '90
Charles R. Levinson '00

California Sigma

Caiifornia State-Northridge

Michael M. Franco '92

California Tau

Caiifornia State Poiytech
Univ.-San Luis Obispo

Otto D. Baierlein '93
Jesse P. Englert'05
KurtS. Franchuk'08
Benjamin C. Hawkinson '03
Dan M. Herron '06
Le Nguyen '92
Eric C.Turner '97
C. Rand Williams '93

California Upsilon

Caiifornia State-San
Bernardino

Andrew J. Chabot '97
PaulR. Chabot'97
Paul DiMarino '94
James C. Lewis '96
Christopher P. Liptan '01
Daniele E. Nanna '99

California Plii

Fresno State

Robert L.CIegg '95
JonwaKim '00
Mike S. Moon '95

California Clii

Loyoia iVIarymount

John E. Barnes '07
AlexBeylerian '06
Aaron M. Brickley '07
Brian J. Bull '07
Raymond A. Crosby '06
Andrew R. Dilfer'04
George I. Gamboa'04
Peter H.Howell '07
Ramsey S. Israwi '07
Jason E. Navaroli '05
Sebastian C. Palmer '04
Anthony L. Pessino '99
Steven E. Ross '07
Stephen J. Schilling '07
Jonathan R.Taylor '07
MarkR. Volman '97

CHAPTERS

ALL-TIME DONATIONS

1. Virginia Delta

2. Texas Alpha

3. Kansas Beta

4. Missouri Beta

5. Massachusetts Beta

6. Minnesota Alpha

7. Pennsylvania Eta

8. Indiana Alpha

9. Florida Alpha

10. Oregon Alpha

1 1 . California Beta

12. Texas Beta

13. Delaware Alpha

14. Wisconsin Beta

1 5 . Michigan Alp ha

16. Oregon Beta

17. Tennessee Alpha

18. North Carolina Delta

19. North Carolina Beta

20. OhioTheta

21. Indiana Delta

22 . California Alp ha

23. Texas Epsiion

24. North Carolina Gamma

25. Indiana Beta

26. Oklahoma Alpha

27. Ohio Gamma

28 . New Jersey Beta

29. New York Alpha

30. Michigan Beta

William & Mary

Texas-Austin

Kansas State

Washington U. in St. Louis

WPI

Minnesota

Penn Stae

Purdue

Florida

Oregon State

Southern California

North Texas

Delaware

Wisconsin

Michigan

Oregon

Tennessee

North Carolina

North Carolina State

U. of Cincinnati

Indiana State

California-Berkeley

Lamar

Duke

Indiana

Oklahoma State

Ohio State

Rutgers

Syracuse

Western Michigan

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$1,526,480.00
$966,279.00
$885,292.00
$814,396.00
$767,314.00
$765,416.00
$656,897.00
$646,569.00
$634,122.00
$603,193.00
$560,309.00
$463,178.00
$416,342.00
$414,975.00
$350,613.00
$308,834.00
$282,236.00
$250,086.00
$241,004.00
$233,081.00
$220,708.00
$220,344.00
$215,168.00
$211,755.00
$209,749.00
$197,523.00
$197,403.00
$175,054.00
$172,033.00

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You 2004

CHAPTER GIVING

California Psi

Pepperdine

David 0. Chang '04
Frank! Ko '97
Christopher C.Walters '03

Caiifornia Omega

California State-Fuiierton

i|l Scott M.Hughes '01
'■I Sean C. Love '04
Cyrus S. Mirza'08

Caiifornia Beta Aipiia

Caiifornia-lrvine

Brian D. Bouchey '05
Joshua L. Clemmer '07
Jordan! Corpuz '05
IVIichael C. Josephson '07
Benjamin C. Kasl<a '08
Timothy C. Lin '97
IVIarcus I. Pence '08
Marl<A. Santa Ines '06

Caiifornia Beta Beta

U. of San Diego

Justin! Boucher '04
Brian! Furlow'06
Ryan P. Jacobsen '00
William M. Rochfort'04
Brian D.Torio '01
Brandon E. Weiss '07

Caiifornia-SEC

Caiifornia -Riverside

Robert J. Bastone '05
Christophers. Benson '06
Zachary G. Valadez'07

Coiorado Aipiia

Colorado

Arthur L.Aikin '62
John!Alf'47
Christopher L. Bittman '85
G.Scott Blaine '85
RossM. Bolt '53
David A. Cantor '84
George E. Dew '84
Charles N. Douglas '49
Robert L. Dunham '54
Jeremy Foster '61
Eric R Gersten '08
Gordon G.Goff 53
Robert F Hardin '45
KentB. Hickman '61
Francis B. Howes '73
Charles E. Johnson '50
Jeffery L. Johnson '89
Christian K.Johnson '59
Lawrence B. Kilham '65
Lome D. IVIatheson '60
Harlan V. Meyer '36
John R Millar '83
John H. Oswald '92
Matthew R. Ritchey '07
Chuck Stegman '81
Gary Vicari '76
Alan F. Willenbrock'83
Eric J. Wilson '07

Coiorado Beta

Denver

Harry C. Dowson '29
Martin W. Erickson '65
Forrest W.Gregory '38
Donald C. Henke '51
Richard C. Heramb '63
Barney Leon '48
Eric E. Schmautz'96

Coiorado Gamma

Coiorado State

Patrick L.AIdretti '06
Tom W. Beck '38
William F.Becker '89
Robert A. Bell '01
J.Tim Biddle'73
Ted L. Burnett '59
William M. Chapman '76
Troy A. Clair '82
Edward M. Corley '57
Harold L Felte '54
AlvaL. Finkner'38
C. Ryan Freas '00
James R Gleason '64
Bryan A. Harmsen '01
Ross A. Hendrix'07
William J. Hindman '57
Donald H. Hoch '50
David D. Jenkins '64
Stephen A. Kaplan '70
Frederick M. Kupilik'56
Archie J. Lind '63
Richard G. Long '79
Travis G. Looper'08
Russell F. Lowe '46
Benjamin! Lucas '07
Michael J. Miller '07
OrvilleE. Mock '40
Philip D.Montero'86
Larry E. Morgan '59
Don P. Morgan '78
Christopher A. Noonan '06
Scott R.Oglesby '83
JackC. Pearlstein '68
Laurie D. Ramsay '51
Daniels. Reagan '82
WesleyA. Segelke'62
Charles L. Simon '54
Sidney E. Simonson '92
Craig R. Snyder '95
John R. Sprengle '57
John RTromly'61
JoelC.Tyus'08
Willard L. Walker '49
Robert L.Warner '58
Jack R.Welch '67

Coiorado Deita

Coiorado Sciiooi ofiVlines

Robert R. Cederstrom '60
Hans J. Dorweiler '57
Laurence H. Gardner '53
Nathan R. Hedrick'04
Richard F. Hourigan '57
Michael W. Luka'93
Robert W. Mac Cannon '51
Fletcher M.Otwell '05
Scott W.Pauls '78
Christopher A. Phillips '07
JoeN. Pinkham '62
Roland F. Pohler'57
Samuel C. Prutch '72
Joseph R. Soper '44
R.Glenn Vawter '60
Charles R.Wagner '81
Donald M. Whitmer'81
Eric D.Wilson '94
John J. Zeman '56

Coiorado Epsiion

Norttiern Coiorado

Tilman M. Bishop '56
William L. Chadima'77
Thomas L. Hansen '62
David ! Howe '63
Loyal L. Kelsey '55
Leeds R. Lacy '58
Michael A. Lembach '64
Matthew L. Means '97
William L.Ott '59
Steven J.Truzzolino '76

Connecticut Aipiia

Connecticut

Adam J. Adelkopf'85
Rocco Attanasio '07
Robert Barile '84
Luke E. Barta '06
Shane E. Bartling '90
Richard! Bohman '68
Steven B. Chaneles '83
Jerald J. Dallas '70
Scott M. D'Entremont'89
Emil F. Elges '55
Robert A. Flynn '82
Jon D. Gold '86
James V. Green '07
Corey M. Griffin '07
Richard C. Harvey '67
Nathan D. Jacobson '97
Steven B. Jason '83
Alexander J. Karp '07
Edward J. Keane '97
Steven M. Kiel '72
John V. Kleperis '56
Richard W. Kubica'74
Joseph W. Langella'83
Charles H. Lorello '58
Gerald R. Murchie '63
EricD.Muschlitz'92
Jamie A. Palma '97
Leroy B. Parks '60
Jonathan A. Plucker '91
James N. Roach '99
Robert H.Saunders '63
Michael K. Urban '71
Richard I. Vogel'87
Guy R.Wagner '91
LyndenE.Wordell'62

Connecticut Beta

Hartford

Darrell Fusco '92
Christopher J. Rocca '91

Connecticut-SEC

Yaie

Joseph G. Hendel '07
Julian! Illingworth '06
Jacob V. Mullins '05

Connecticut-SEC

Quinnipiac

Anthony Consalvo '05
Bradley L.Klein '06
Adam R Murphy '07
Benjamin Oser '06
Keith D. Rivera '06
Kyle B. Taylor '07

B.C. Aipiia

George Wastiington

Anthony C. Balestrieri '03
Donald! Clark '82
Francis M. Coffey '49
Daniel B.Croce '08
Robert M. Daugherty '43
Aaron K. Eberle '04
Jonathan D. Fraade '80
Frederick J. Gauvreau '62
Robert R.Grant '08
Chester H.Gray '61
Walter R. Hoenes '86
J. Andrew Holland '02
Andrew R Keaveney '92
Lance A. Kleinberg '08
David C. Lacey '53
Ian J. Michel '83
Samuel J. Miller '08
Roman C. Mueller '06
Allan I. Nappen '91
Chase A. Pozan '08
James D. Rogers '06
Michael S. Rosenberg '91

David R Vitale '08
Hans W. Zassenhaus '60

B.C. Beta

Gaiiaudet

Johnnie D. Cox '94

Beiaware Aipiia

Delaware

Andreas Aastad '49
Bruce S. Andrews '74
Ryan W. Benishake '06
Scott S. Bertram '90
Robert C.Buckley '71
James L.Budd '68
Robert E. DeLacy '07
Brian J. DePan '06
PaulE. DiSabatino'51
W.James Downs '69
James W. Felch '69
Allan R. Ferguson '65
John V. Flynn '64
Paul W.Forbes '75
Richard J. Gannon '87
Charles A. Genuardi '70
Nolans. Gesher '90
Dennis M. Giuliano '08
I. Barry Guerke '70
Scott M. Heess '89
Jeffrey !Hirsch '92
Raymond! Hoopes '54
Kevin L. Howard '90
William H.lredale '65
Andrew W. Iredale '92
Michael R. Iredale '96
Harry R Irwin '43
Paul E. Kern '52
Craig A. Krause '06
Gilbert RMahIa '60
James J. McCabe '80
Mark R.Mitchell '92
James E. Orr'49
John E. Patterson '88
Timothy W. Peters '70
Gerald D.Philkill '69
James H. Poole '72
H.Wilson Price '42
Albert M. Puggi '05
Thomas R Racobaldo '78
Louis M. Rappaport '92
Joseph H. Ricketts '88
Justin J. Rowley '06
Kenneth C. Schilling '64
Michael A. Silverman '88
Howard C. Simpkins '56
Stephen E. Stockwell '67
Charles J. Strowhouer '75
Brendan S.Taubman '08
Richard G.Taylor '71
Harold E. Tiffany '39
Jason S.Vecchione '06
Melville F.Warren '81
Kenneth C.Whitney '80
E. PaulWickersham '68
Henry M.Wilson '43
Gary R. Wootten '94
Arthur! Worth '41

Fiorida Aipiia

Florida

John A. Andersen '54
Nigel S. Bailey '07
Richard R. Baker '68
Grover E. Baker '48
Douglas J. Band '95
Fotios V. Bokas '50
George V. Bokas '51
Todd J. Bonlarron '93
Roger! Brill '68
Gary L. Bruehler '64
Christopher E.Bucciarelli '06
Marvin F. Buntrock'59

Lee Catledge '90
Stephen V. Chasse '79
Henry O.CIeare '61
Patrick C.Comiskey '88
Scott C.Costolo '95
Michael E. Cox '94
Paul A. Demick'78
DinoA. Doyle '96
Wilbur! Droege '58
James D. Durham '69
Adam J. Engel '08
Edward G. Enns '58
Pedro M. Fernandez '82
Kenneth J. Folsom '72
Donald W. Frazier '71
Mark! Freeman '95
LynnG. Fry '60
John Gain '65
Stephen M. Galovich '08
Jonathan G. Gazdak'94
Jim L. Gibbons '52
PaulH.Grigsby'63
Bert J. Harris '74
Frederick A. Heald '77
David M. Hendon '50
Michael W.Hendry '82
A. Frank Hood '60
H. LorenzHorn '56
Eric Howe '02
James R. Hunter '61
Gregory D.Kirby '89
J. Gray Kirkmyer '05
Scott M. LaPre '95
Christopher J. Leone '94
Alex D. Littlefield '49
Robert R. Lockwood '00
Elmer J. Lucks '58
William M. Lyons '59
Frederick C. Mabry'60
Anthony M. Mantione '01
Christopher G.Marhefka '08
Matthew C. McMahan '08
Herbert R McNeal '37
Nick A. Megas '48
Timothy J. Miller '83
Alfred Nasrallah '46
Donald G.Olson '72
James M. Pellicane '77
LZ. Peoples '71
F. Wallace Pope '62
Matthew N. Posgay '91
Henry M. Prior '64
Troy R Queen '96
James S. Rivers '53
Richard H. Rohlwing '71
Harvey G. Rohlwing '73
Seth D. Rubin '96
J. Brennan Ryan '94
Steve D. Sauer '71
Alvin E. Schlechter'64
Charles R. Scott '74
Stephen J. Shewbrooks '66
Thomas F Slater '83
Jeffrey M.Stutin '77
David B. Szmiga'OO
Edward A. Tarratus '53
Joe D.Thigpen '64
Thaddeus E.Wallace '95
George D. West '45
David E. Whitaker '90
James W.Williamson '50
Jeffrey R Wilson '76
Jason M. Ziegler '07

Fiorida Beta

Stetson

Christian J. Anglim '08
John R Baker '07
Laurence A. Deets '62
Brett J. DiMarzo'98
Douglass. Handley '79
Lorimer B. Janes '56

R. Kevin Korey '99
Timothy J. Krause '04
Thomas L. LaSalle '65
Kennedy B. Legler'08
Frank E. Morreale '93
Elliott A. Perny '70
Carl H. Poedtke '91
J. Wesley Scott '94
Robert C.Walker '59

Fiorida Gamma

U. of Miami

J. Henri RAIbin '08
J. Randall Bard '71
John H.Coley'08
John R Dorow '64
Robert W. Dowling '70
Robert R. Earl '64
William ! Freitas '89
Stuart R Howell '50
Fred E. Karlinsky '89
Steven R. LeGuizamo '06
Nolan V. Lem '08
Stephen A. Martin '91
Roger A. Mermelstein '87
Michael R. Morton '07
Gonzalo J. Palenzuela '90
Ronald J. Pelletier'90
Samuel J. Rega '08
R.Austin Schneider '08
Dennis J. Scott '72
Michael A. Tusevicus '77
Douglas M.Voss '69
Jeffrey R.Wilcox '90

Fiorida Beita

Florida Southern

Jeffrey R. Coffman '78
PatrickJ. Cornwall '70
David W. Kelsey '55
James W. Stratton '76
Eric W.Thomas '74
Leon S. Triest '74

Fiorida Epsiion

Florida State

Marc! Alise'03
Keith N.Anderson '85
Robert C.Atwood '65
Thomas R Bauer '85
Charles J. Baumann '50
Daniel H. Connelly '75
Robert E. Cosgrove '64
Geoffry E. Cotter '95
Jeffrey J. Cotter '80
Paul L.Curtis '50
Christy D. Dale '50
Frank J. D'Esposito '65
Daniel Duarte '06
David K. Gibson '87
Thomas R Haughton '08
William R. Haughton '08
Samuel S. Hayes '79
EarleW. Henn'67
J. Michael Hipps '70
Scott M. Hoffman '04
Robert J. Kalina'61
James M. Keim '97
William B.Koller '57
AlexW. Lafleur'08
Kirk! Luchman '98
Malcolm G.McCampbell '70
Douglas J. McCrea '68
James B. Milstead '67
Charles J. Mussoline '96
Dennis E. Nickle '61
George K. Noga '65
Allen E. Papp '94
Craig S. Perry '85
William J. Reitter '53
David J. Sherman '03
George Sicarello '74

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Generosity

CHAPTER GIVING

p. Kem Siddons77
Randall N. Vitale '99
Michael A. West '97
John F.Williams '68
Leslie J. Williams '51
Frederick G.Wilson '65
Robert A. Woods '96

Florida Zeta

U. of Tampa

James L. Bonnette '50
James D. Botkins '96
Andrew C. Cooper '90
AshlyW. Eikelberg '07
Taylor C.Schmitz '95
Peter J.Tomaino '67

Florida Eta

Rollins

Samuel G. Carpenter '81
Lance A. Cashion '97
G. Geoffrey Longstaff '71
Robert R.Taylor '70
Austin R. Taylor '76

Florida Theta

Jacksonville U.

William L. Agronin '70
Dan R.Alexander '83
Peter G.Carantza '78
Larry J. Fairman '85
J. David Landeau '70
Jonathan A. Mason '04
Ronald J. Mueller '68
Gregory K. Price '76
Bruce T. Ridolfo '76
Douglas M.Scott '69
Gerard A. Welker'68

Florida lota

South Florida

Berkeley E. Boone '72
George J. Cotellis '70
Phillip D. DeCubellis'82
Anthony R. Dominguez'Of
Douglas J. Elkin '80
Frank L.Goldstein '68
Thomas M. Jewels '07
David W.Jones '84
Evan W. Mehaffey '06
Fred E. Metzler '78
Bryan D. Poison '04
Steven F. Rinck '69
Raymond F. Russell '75
StuartT. Seidel'81

Florida Kappa

Miami Dade

Omar Franco '85
L.Anthony Roy '84
David W. Schreiner '85

Florida Lambda

St. Leo

Robert H.Atkinson '91
Michael C. D'Aloia'92
John F. Kelleher'86
Gordon M.Zanetti'91

Florida Mu

Central Florida

KurtS. Eftikides'96
Brett C. Fingerhut'05
C.Andrew Helm '92
Brian C.Hord '06
Michael A. lvanov'91

Howard A. Kaplan '92
Brian J. Leiss '95
Kevin D. O'Connell '02
Robert M. Persiano '96
Majid Riahi '07
Robert W. Rosinsky '09
Noah E. Storch '07
Larry D. Sutton '91
Matthew D. Werner '07
Jason A. Wortham '04

Florida Nu

Florida International

Thomas B.JeIke '90
Leonard J. Lucia '89
NickMendez'07
Alexis R Perdomo '91
Antonio X. Saavedra '07

Florida Xi

Florida Atlantic

Robert B.Brennen '08
Nathan B. Custodio '04
Richard I. Litsky'99
Shane C. Shannon '08

Florida-SEC

Florida Gulf Coast

W. Matthew Brasfield '06
Sean J. Gleason '07
Scott P Stryker '06

Georgia Alpha

Georgia Tech

Kerry A. Baker '71
Theodore C. Beacham '57
Frederic G. Bost '97
Dwight B. Bronnum '61
Jon-Michael E.Caldwell '07
Lewis M. DeBernard '73
William A. Dodd '82
J. William Gotcher '54
Eric B.Green '96
Harold B. Hildenbrand '81
Murray B.James '62
Benjamin R Johnston '63
Benjamin D. Kerford '08
Matthew Z. Lee '07
H. Carroll Mackin '63
G. Robert Middleton '66
George J. Myers '47
William R. Oakes '91
James E. Pruitt'56
E. Preston Rahe '64
C. Andrew Ramsburg '97
David H. Shaft '66
William L.Skillas '86
Donnie R.Sloan '68
Merle M.Smith '52
Thomas D.Stelter '92
Robert H.Stephens '47
Alexios B.Tsounis '94
Douglas K.Tucker '84
William D.Turner '73
Albert J. Turner '60
Eric A. Van Court '71
Jeffrey S. Walter '78

Georgia Beta

Georgia State

David F. Blau '79
T. Nelson Curlette '73
Paul R. Hamaty'82
Christopher L. Vail '70
Jeffrey! Weston '88

Georgia Delta

Georgia

Paul R.Addison '66
Alan M. Barnes '08

Josh F. Borden '83
Peter R. Caruana '07
R. Proctor Chambless '71
William L. Chick '81
Cleve B.Collins '67
John R. Cowden '69
Matthew T.Crim '05
R.Blake Edwards '07
John D. Furman '62
Ken E. Hansing '71
Tyler W. Henderson '08
William M. House '67
C. Ronald Johnston '72
Brian L. Knauff '80
Michael W. Lassiter '71
James L. Lemley '81
Walter K. Long '66
Andrew H. Manson '69
William V.Medbery '75
John N. Meisten '64
Richard E. Michell '64
Stephen D.O'Neil '06
Alexander A. Park '08
Richard C. Proud '02
J. Darren Rodgers '84
James R Rushworth '87
Kevin E. Shumaker '84
J. Russell Stephens '00
Gordon A. Titcomb '73

Georgia Epsilon

Georgia Southern

JefferyA. Anthony '99
Gary D. Baker '71
David A. Denmark '80
Glenn E.Miller '69
Adam R. Weaver '96

Georgia Eta

Southern Tech

Barry L. Baynes '83
David C. Owens '87

Hawaii Alpha

Hawaii

Jesse W. Fortney '93
Stephen C.Wilson '96

Idaho Alpha

Idaho State

Robert L. Kirkpatrick'60

Idaho Beta

Boise State

Robert F. Watson '82

Idaho-SEC

Idaho

Sean M. Benton '07

Illinois Alpha

Illinois

Kenneth A. Anderson '45
Charles K. Blood '64
William C. Boudreau '40
James L. Broderick'57
Beau A. Butherus '07
Kevin P. Casey '07
Joseph Cocco '07
Kevin T. Deters '92
Albert H.Diehl '08
Christophers. Dillion '03
James T. Doyle '08
Robert E. Dunworth '58
Anthony R. Ebbole '91
Daniel L. Ellis '07
Matthew J. Emig '07
Ryan G. Fabrizius '07
Ben A. Fassero '05
Vance L. Fraley '56
Michael R. Frost '92

Christopher A. Goelkel '91
Lionel E.Goff '57
Robert H. Harner '58
Paul W.Hart '80
Conrad W.Hewitt '58
Truman G. Hix'62
Walter D. Hoskinson '52
H. Robert Jacobs '50
Rick A. Johnson '91
Darren G.Kahl '58
PaulT. Kessler'39
Steven J. Kolanowski '04
Kevin M. Korinek'07
Michael J. LaBelle '08
Jeffrey R. Lange '89
James D. Leckinger'84
Frederick W. Mast '33
James R. McGreevy '69
Evan M. Mickey '07
Kenneth A. Naatz '74
Nicholas J. Olenec '05
George R Pappas '78
Thomas E. Pearl '90
Charles J. Prochaska '07
Michael A. Ragano '07
Michael J. Samonds '93
Ryan J. Schermerhorn '07
Ronald J. Sebonia '84
Thomas R.Tassio '69
Michael J. Trojanowski '07
David E. Vehlow'05
John E. Vercellino '75
Rod M. Zamparo '08

Illinois Beta

IIT

Steven J. Bonifas '80
Patrick R.Colvin '08
Paul A. Dziadus'73
Gilbert J. Grady '50
L. Meade Hanger '50
Calvin L. Hebenstreit '50
James G. Hojnowski '78
William I. Hornbostel '60
Sean D. Irish '09
Kurt L. Kofron '70
David E. Lourie '79
Nicholas J. Matuszek'68
John E. Murphy '51
Lambert B. Neighbour '52
David J. Piasecki'82
PaulM. Richter'57
Frederick A. Sanders '51
Kyle J. Schroeder '76
Michael J. Sheehan '85
Melvyn A. Skvaria '64
RobertJ. St. Clair'08
Dean A. Thomasson '70
Sean T Thompson '09
Brian T. Votaw '89

Illinois Gamma

Monmouth

Gary E.Anderson '70
Virgil S. Boucher '32
EricG.Ealy'86
Steven E. Enke '70
Allan L. Etzbach '65
John W.Gibson '59
William J. Goldsborough '65
Thomas R. Hodge '54
Daniel L. Kelleher '89
Don E.Keller '54
William K. Komperda'81
Leon A. Kraut '67
James J. Nixon '50
Gerald A. Parsons '61
Harold A. Poling '49
Frank A. Schweda '98
John R. Shunick'54

Harold G.Turvey '78
Charles O.Varnes '06

Illinois Delta

Bradley

Ross J. Allen '50
Charles A. Anderson '79
Michael R.Armstrong '57
William D. Brooks '57
John D. Dahl'89
Alan J. Doerr'56
John M. Eber'73
William L. Fairfield '69
John R. Felbinger '08
James C. Harrell '51
Michael R. Lindahl '08
Ralph G. Mannel'81
ZacharyJ. Matyja '02
Ronald S. Maves '55
Michael L. Messuck'78
Scott E. Moon '91
RickG. Morris '82
Maurice J. Pescitelli '51
Charles L. Pillsbury'68
JohnG. Plumley'66
Andrew A. Sablan '07
Cliff J. Salisbury '05
Edward S. Smith '55
Henry B. Soltermann '53
Donald A. St. Lawrence '51
Douglas K. Stern '07
David M.Szostak'97
Michael A. Tluczek '06
Michael RVespa'06
Alvin L.Wagner '90
Eugene A. Willis '50

Illinois Epsilon

Northern Illinois

Travis M. Bornsheuer '04
Jonathan A. Clifford '07
Mustafa M. Contractor '92
Damon R Dranchak'85
William M. Haracz'73
Gary W. Kass '80
Trey J. Millner'07
John R. Morrow '94
Leslie J. Nagy'OO
William R Neal '91
Michael J. Neary'90
Donald S. Scheuneman '93

Illinois Zeta

Illinois State

ScottA. Chriske'91
Nicholas R Duckhorn '05
John R. Ferraro '89
Frank J. Haggerty '93
Henry M. Landis '82
David B. Mettetal '93
Michael R O'Donnell '05
Bradford J. Peterson '84
William D. Sponsler '95
MarkR.Takehara'78
Vincent R Vessel '00
Rick L. Warren '07

Illinois Eta

SlU-Edwardsville

Steven L. Harms '82
Grahaeme A. Hesp '97
Theodore F. Hoef '79
Darren D.Jung '82
Ryan M. McMillen '97
Brian J. Pankiewicz '95
John R. Perry '89
Stuart R. Verseman '82
George M.Ward '75

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Illinois Theta

Western Illinois

MarkJ.Hartzer'80
Gregory M. Ney '95

Illinois Kappa

SlU-Carbondale

Michael A. Burgess '81
Kevin J. Downs '79
Andrew K. Nolan '00
Matthew J. Toole '93

Illinois Lambda

Northwestern

Marc A. Austein '07
AdamT Bienvenu '04
Jeffrey A. Buchbinder '93
Christopher K. Bush '07
James J. Christopher '06
Robert B. Duncan '06
Brian D. Fields '98
Phillip G.Gartner '96
CoryS. Gerdes'92
Anthony J. Leonardo '92
Michael R. Liang '07
MarkJ.McCann '92
Brian S.Ogilvie '04
Grant! Pauly'04
Craig M. Readier '02
E. Heath Row '95
Jay A. Schumacher '07
A.Jamie Schupp '96
Kyle R Smith '06
Michael J. Tong '07
Michael A. Wasylik '92

Illinois IVIu

U. of Chicago

John S. Anderson '08
G. Christopher Jones '02
LeifJ.KIokkevold'94
Joseph C. Lance '92
Benjamin C. Linford '01
Andrew B. Stergachis '07

Illinois Nu

Eastern Illinois

Bryan L. Adams '98
John R.Clancy '08
Dustin W. Culp'08
Jonathan R Fitzgerald '07
Douglass. Hettinger '00
Jay A. Martin '08
Joey M. Mioni '07
Keith J. Ryniak'96
Ronald J. Smothers '92

Illinois Xi

DePaul

Jozef Ogrodny '06

Indiana Alpha

Purdue

Richard C.Anderson '49
Norman E. Beck '48
AlexM.Beelke'07
Leroy B. Bornhauser '37
Walter L. Brant '71
James M. Brennan '97
J. Matthew Brill '02
Timothy D. Bruns '85
Kenneth A. Campbell '64
Carl A. Carr '72
Jim C. Chase '42
Benjamin L. Clark '07
Robert G. Coleman '50
Todd L. Davis '99
Michael L. Davis '77
John F. Derr'58
Marc D. Deshaies '96
Lawrence J. Diehl
EricD. Dodd '91

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You 2004

CHAPTER GIVING

Ronald L. Downing '68
W. Graham Duncan '57
Rudolph J. Eidam '07
Michael G.Ellis '84
James D. Farley '86
Kenneth E. Field '59
John R. Fields '72
Chad E. Fish '06
Andrew G. Forrest '52
James IVI. Franckowiak'72
Lee E. Gase '50
Thomas B. Glazebrook'39
Monte G. Goodwin '55
John R. Grayson '46
Glenn R. Griffith '46
Michael B. Hammer '68
Richard M. Hardin '66
Edward T. Hazledine '65
David R. Heilman '66
Robert R. Hensler '39
Carl R. Hoffman '50
Larry R. Horton '62
John A. Kacsur '90
James M. Keefe '79
John L. Knochel '65
George J. Kottemann '53
Fred C. Lash '66
Craig S. Lill '02
James E. Long '63
Dustin R. Longest '04
Patrick T. Loughnane '09
Adam M. Lyons '96
Robert L. Mannfeld '47
Marcus A. Mayer '06
Edward A. McDonald '65
Ryan M. McKenna'03
Marks. Meyer '92
Richard R. Mitchell '60
James H. Muehlbauer '63
James C. Murray '92
Norman E. Nabhan '71
Douglas M. Nabhan '77
Colin J.O'Connell '01
Damian N. Oleksiuk'08
James J. Portteus '50
William E. Recktenwald '48
William G.Rogal '52
Harry M. Rogers '44
Frank E. Ruehling '56
Gregory E.Schiffli '90
William H.Schmick'38
Fred F. Shaw '51
Robert H.Sheridan '62
Stephen A. Shugart '06
Stephen R Skillman '75
JackV. Skillman '45
William E.Smith '40
Dale M.Smith '76
George F. Soderling '43
GeraldJ.Soltas'60
David T. Strother '71
Richard F.Trowbridge '59
Lawrence K. Volland '63
J. Michael Voipp '70
Ryan M.Weis'07
JohnC.Weydert'48
Byron H.White '64
ZacharyR. Wiles '07
Thomas A. Wiley '48
Jacob D.Williams '09
Carl R.Willis '61
Kristopher D. Zambo '97
Stephen J. Zimmerly '69

Indiana Beta

Indiana

Harvey J. Alpine '55
Daran Bahadoorsingh '
Larry E. Becker '69
William E.Becker '72

Foundation Annual Report

Gregory E. Bliss '84
Jeffrey L. Bodenberg '84
Clark H. Byrum '57
Sean J. Cantwell'82
Richard M. Carrabine '53
Keith G.Chval '85
Matthew Cornacchione '67
Phillip A. Cox '84
Burchard R. Davidson '48
Richard S. Dyson '69
Robert K. Henderson '70
Gates E.Hunt '50
Robert W. Lanham '77
James R. Lisher '69
Steven D. Long '62
J. Devon Mathias '50
John R. McKay '81
Wallace G.McOuat '69
Paul M. Pepper '31
Gregory J. Pusinelli '80
David J. Rinehart '77
Joe E. Rogers '50
Robert R Schloss '53
Steven Schottenstein '78
JessC. Stump '78
TerryA. Tiernon '82
Fred S. Vorsanger '51
Robert C.Voss '50

Indiana Gamma

Ball State

David J. Alexander '90
Paul E.Ashley '99
David E. Beer '59
Matthew F. Boison '77
John B. Briggs'60
Robert! Bruce '71
Scott M.Craddock '97
Michael J. Delladio '84
James L. Edwards '58
Frederick M. Hamilton '58
John A. Hettwer'66
Byron L. Himelick'59
Steven C. Kehoe '77
H. Duane Koon '59
Joseph! Kozma '73
David B. Lewis '94
Donald B. McClurg '53
Larry W. Mclntire '71
KentC. Nelson '59
Ted F. Newell '61
Richard J. Otolski '61
Don L. Park '61
Michael J. Piercefield '07
Jeffrey R. Prather '99
Steven F. Rathka '64
Adam L. Ross '08
Donalds. Shondell '52
James R.Tharp '82
RoyC.Tribbett'55
Christopher P. Trice '98
Dan M. VanTreese '66
Donn L. Walling '73
E. Leiand Watkins '59
Shane M.Wierks '08
E. Ned Yaney '54

Indiana Delta

Indiana State

Mark L.Allen '84
Kevin C. Brennan '77
Robert C.Brown '78
William M. Burgess '93
Scott A. Drake '02
Dean Duncan '52
Eugene Gyure '61
Keith A. Hall '59
Wayne C. Hasselbrinck'64
Thomas M.Jackson '83
Richard A. Jones '68
Thomas H. Konopasek'62
Melvin L. Littrell '74
Dale F. McKee '57

Ryan J. Meyer '00
Robert A. Murphy '64
Roland J. Reiner '81
Trent N. Roberts '98
William A. Schroeder '54
Stephen M. Sindlinger '63
Robert P. Snyder '69
Jerry L.Stroud '60
Craig A. Williams '93
Michael A. Williamson '66
Norman J. Young '64
Robert L. Zimmerman '69

Indiana Epsiion

Evansvllle

GaryAhrens '59
William L. Balsbaugh '63
Frederick E. Barton '66
David !Bertorello '89
Timothy B. Breeding '86
Eugene W. Bricker'62
James H. Cherry '91
Robert J. Christensen '92
Larry E. Eifler'61
Pauls. Ensign '76
L. Kent Fowler '85
Todd R. Giganti '00
Jonathan M. Gore '92
Scott J. Greene '99
Stephan R. Hammers '71
Jerry L. Hochstetler '62
Keith C. Hoffar '78
Thomas K. Hughes '07
Kevin M. Juza '94
Robert W.Kuhlman '75
Peter C.Manzelli '98
Jason! McRae '99
Gary R. Moore '77
William C. Northern '74
Matthew B. O'Connor '07
Roberts. Peteuil '91
Richard L. Raney '84
Maurice D. Rohleder '58
Jerald E. Schaffstein '59
Kurt G. Shepherd '98
TimothyW. Smith '87
Matthew Taber '06
Chad E.Tunison '05

Indiana Zeta

Valparaiso

NealE.Arndt'74
Jeffrey R.Dippold '79
Matthew W.Engelhardt '91
Daniel P. Eschbach '77
Raymond W.Hall '58
Terry M. Keating '81
William C. Kolzow'59
Richard RKurek'03
Daniel W. Lindquist '07
Karl F. Meyer '59
Anthony D. Paske '04
Nathan P. Ries '99
Corey B.Schuler '02
Russ S. Schumacher '01
Richard A. Simpson '74
Michael E. Stachniak'07
David L.Valentine '80
Brian F.White '61
WinfieldS. Winter '75

Indiana Eta

Indiana Tech

Michael R. Baker '71
Lewis J. Bornmann '64
Ryan R Camp '06
Keith M.Gamsby'65
Barclay E. Hall '97

PaulH. Litcher'88
Donald J. Lomont '64
Gerald F. Mosier'98
David J. Nash '65
Melvin C.Schurdell '66
Victor A. Smith '64
Terry E. Tegtmeier '71
Lester E. Wilt '91

Indiana Tlieta

TrI-State

Robert G.Ashmore '82
Ronald Cox '76
Dale R. Dallon '68
Timothy J. Edwards '94
David A. Gross '81
Richard L. Hoover '71
PeterA. Kempf '73
Dennis R. Lichty '95
Stephen R. Lund '80
EricM. Pynn '99

Indiana lota

VIncennes

Harry E. Ohanian '77

Indiana Kappa

IPFW

Robert C.Burrell '77
Donald F. Gorney '86

Iowa Aiplia

Iowa Wesley an

Anton B. Carlson '43
W. Wallace Houts '50
Powell J. Hughes '51
Stanley M. Huston '61
Donald RKellar '51
Roman V. Klodnycky '60
William L. Matthews '53
John A. Morgan '52
Russell L.Taylor '61
David H.Welch '52

Iowa Beta

Iowa State

John R.Alt '48
Emerson R. Bodell '56
Allan B. Burdick'42
Anthony R Callanan '63
Todd W. Carey '94
Michael C. Christenson '66
Robert J. Cutler '48
R. Keith Ewen '49
David A. Fulghum '68
Joseph M. Hobbins'08
Galen D. Jackson '46
Matthew J. Knier '97
Shawn E. Kubitza'08
Haynes R. Lagerquist '42
Robert H. Lamb '49
Richard A. Liddy '57
JackF. McGuire'63
Ronald J. Moermond '59
Robert E. Palmer '62
Richard N. Paulsen '61
Maynard W. Pechman '39
Thorvald K. Petersen '38
Douglas A. Pletcher '83
Jeffrey D. Prouty '78
Warren ! Reedy '61
Robert B. Reinders '76
John K.Scott '52
William H.Seidel '56
Roger F. Sellew'59
Danver K. Simmons '81
Jack D. Stiles '55
Robert F. Swartzbaugh '59
Peter W. Ten Pas '76
Ronald H.VanderWeerd '70
Richard M. Vonberg '50
Buel A. Williamson '47

Iowa Gamma

Iowa

Brian R Aldeza '08
Robert L. Bauer '63
JohnK. Blumthal'07
RickE. Bogaard '91
John D. Bressler'49
Justin D. Brink '04
Joshua B. Cord '09
James E. Cruse '51
Patrick C. Egan '07
Otto J. Eichacker'50
Ryan M. Fisher '08
Derrick L. Greenberg '08
Erik J. Gunderson '02
Edward R. Hayes '41
Jack J. Holmes '64
Richard S. Hosman '41
Darren R. Jirsa'91
Michael R. Leslie '91
James McAllister '50
Rodney W. Miller '53
Obert B.Nelson '75
Ernst H.Ostrand '95
Gerald F. Palmer '59
James H. Pappadis '06
Richard C. Park '47
Christopher D. Preston '94
David A. Rigler'08
Donald R. Rochau '59
Adam Rubenstein '06
John G. Scanlan '50
Gregory W. Schippers '92
Scott A. Schwartz '93
John A. Tonkinson '60
Richard L. Vavra '57
Jacob E.Vick '99
William C. Wetzel '08

Iowa Delta

Drake

John R. Bauer '63
Jonathan M. Blanc '08
Jonathan E. Brendemuehl

'08
Jordan M. Bruns '10
John J. DeSalvo'50
Sean! Doebler '08
David J. Ehresmann '08
Aron S. Frankel '08
Stanley A. Grazdiel '51
Ronald L. Harner '57
Harold W.Higgs '49
H. Roger Holliday '62
William R.Jackson '67
Donald J.Jefferson '52
Brian R. Jenkins '80
Eric C. Martens '07
Larry C. Martindale '33
David W. Orris '68
Robert G.Pazik '70
Martin L. Pillers '51
Charles J. Pinkerton '59
Steven J. Sandie '05
0. DaleSayler'49
Ian ! Stewart '08
FrederickL. Turner '55

Iowa Epsiion

Mornlngslde

Danny L. Christensen '63
Judson L. Johnston '57
John J. Prast'65

Iowa Zeta

Parsons

John M. Connor '69
Donald R.Cook '72
Wayne A. Ellas '67
William A. MacFarlane '66
David A. Neff '69
Richard F. Romano '70

Iowa Eta

Loras

Thomas A. Barton '89
Michael J. Foley '92
Joseph J. Harzich '84
Paul A. Kurt '80
Kevin A. O'Connor '88
David A. Schlader'81

Iowa Tlieta

Northern Iowa

Adam R. Baggett '07
Joseph M. Dejong '00
Carson M. Hattel '03
James R Maher '94
TylerW. Shadle'07
Lucas M. Shaw '08
AndrewJ.Triplett'99
Loren C. Velasquez '07
Daniel J. Walderbach '08
Craig M. Winter '98

Kansas Aiplia

Baker

Joseph E. Allen '54
PeterJ. Arges'62
William H. Beck '44
Stephen A. Dudley '64
Kent E. Galley '93
Christophers. Green '00
Lee R. Greenstreet '86
D. PaulHamner'88
Ronald L. Jenson '58
Craig S.Jones '39
Richard R Joyce '49
Zachary W. Lambert '04
Matthew M.Sterr '99
Wayne A. Stewart '76
John R Thomson '95
Dale A. Werts '84
William H.Wright '46
Jonathon C. Xenos '07

Kansas Beta

Kansas State

George W.Aicher '39
Ted R. Ashford '55
Mark A. Augustine '87
John RAyres'68
Tom H. Barrett '53
Bradley D. Barrows '68
RobertA. Beal'55
Daryl A. Becker '58
Donald G. Bickle '50
Jerald L. Bohn '72
Donald L. Brookover '50
Gilbert W.Carl '41
Warren E. Carpenter '67
JeffA. Chaltas'85
Steven J. Chaltas '78
Bruce C. Champlin '61
Jeffrey A. Chaulk '92
J. Walter Clark '08
Christopher M.Coleman '01
Jonathan R Congleton '84
K. Duane Cousins '55
John J. Cummings '53
Rusten J. De Mont '08
Calvin L. Emig '69
Douglas C. Eriksen '57
Gary E. Ervin '67
J. William Everett '78
George A. Fergerson '74
Kenneth J. Francis '70
RexE. Garrelts'68
PhilD.Gilliland'59
Jerry L. Glover '90
Terry R. Hallauer '87
Walter G.Harman '48
Norman M. Held '49
Alan D. Herrman '63

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Sharing jour

Generosity

CHAPTER GIVING

Jason B. Hodgdon '94
James W. Hodges '62
J. Scott Jury '86
John R. Jury '53
Hugh R. Kirkpatrick'48
Thayne L. Kraus '56
John P. Larson '69
James D. Latham '68
Robert L. Main '59
BillManion '50
DaleE. McCollum'48
StaleyB. McDermet '66
Richard H. Meyer '90
Gary L. Millenbruch '59
Kirl< L. Munson '81
L. Duane Murphy '38
Steven B. Pendergast '81
Ronald L. Pfister '62
Warren C. Pray '69
Marl<W. Pray'71
Terry L. Ray '67
Lee M. Reeve '71
Roberto. Regnier'70
David R. Reynolds '65
Barry E. Robinson '80
Derek L. Sandstrom '94
Dennis Schmidt '71
A.J. Scribante '56
Richard D.Shiney'52
Pauls. Smith '52
Chad M.Smith '97
Duane M. Stoskopf'54
Louis Supica '61
MaxSupica'64
Howard E. Teagarden '43
Albert A. Thornbrough '35
Bruce L. Tomlinson '64
H.Jay Varner '56
John F.Walters '52
Thomas J. Webb '08
A. Duane Webber '81
Allen D.Webber '59
Richard G.Wellman '42
Merrill H.Werts '47
Bernard A. Williams '49
Charles E.Wilson '62
Roger D.Wolfe '60
Stanley N. Woodworth '75

Kansas Gamma

Kansas

John R Adams '98
GreeverR Allan '31
Patrick M.Allen '02
Thomas L. Bene '84
Scott R.BIomquist '98
Thomas L. Bryan '57
Richard F. Bucher '53
David F. Burgstahler '90
Thomas S. Busch '74
Bradley A. Carlson '88
Michael R. Cavender '71
Ralph L.Chappell '60
Nicholas W. Classen '59
Benjamin D. Craig '50
John C.Cross '84
Michaels. Dalbom '04
DarrellG. Donnelly '40
Timothy Findley '87
Judson E. Goodrich '47
Thomas L. Gray '77
James J. Gray '84
Robert R. Hopkins '58
Brandon K. Hunter '98
Stephen A.Jennings '75
Donald H. Landauer '56
Wilbur D. Larkin '55

John P. McCarthy '83
Raymond E. Meyn '64
Roger K. Nelson '69
Timothy! Nester '94
Mason D. Ormsby'62
Bill M.Perry '54
Philip C. Peterson '52
Jason C. Purinton '97
Richard L. Quinn '65
BretM. Robinson '08
Richard E. Rowe '81
Joseph 0. Schmitz'51
Norman D.Shutler'59
David M. Simpson '79
PaulL. Skolaut'51
Fred J. Soper'54
RoddD.Staker'66
RayG.Stoneback'41
Craig D.Templeton '81
Daniel H.Thompson '96
Brian B.Waletich '96
Roger RWeltmer '40
Delbert L.Williamson '60
Stephen L.Young '80

Kansas Delta

Washburn

Christopher A. Adams '89
James R. Azeltine '86
Charles E.Beall '57
Robert J. Bernica'53
Ryan R. Biladeau '03
Cameron W. Blain '98
EricR. Blevins'01
W. Robert Boydston '00
Travis J. Brown '08
Sheldon L. Brown '54
Keenan S. Buoy '82
Brad W. Clark '74
Brian M. Clarke '03
Mark A. Coyne '94
Douglas D.Cunningham '94
ClayJ.Curtin'04
Anthony J. Dallen '08
B. Aaron Dulaney '08
Todd D. Elgin '83
Cody G.Foster '99
R.Clayton Funk '93
Lawrence H. Ganong '72
F. Dean Gilbert '58
Matthews. Goddard '95
Mark L.Guthrie '78
William A. Hachmeister'
RexM.Haney'73
Michael J. Hefner '70
MarkV. Heitz'74
F Burns Hesse '56
Eric P Hodnefield '83
John K. Hodnefield '76
Christopher D. Howe '86
Brent A. Johnson '84
Michael L. Johnson '78
Samuel T. Marten '00
Bradley D. Martin '91
James A. Martin '79
Christopher J. McGee '00
Timothy C. Merchant '93
Christopher M. Miller '90
John H.Miller '65
Brett A. Misse '93
Terry L. Moseley '78
Jason T. Neff '00
Matthew J. Neuman '03
Jason R Oldham '91
Richard 0. Parrish '78
Daniel C. Peters '96
Timothy B. Racer '92
Robert H. Reeder '52

Nicholas B. Roach '58
Kenneth B. Roberts '67
Jerry L. Sink '79
Loran B.Smith '89
William W. Sneed '77
James F. Snyder '57
A. RobertTatera'81
Bradley C.Taylor '92
Roger H.VanHoozer '72
Steven C. Vosseller '94
Tuan T. Vu '00
Gary J. Warmington '81
Clinton R Woerth '96
Gregory L. Woertz '81
W. Todd Wolff '76
Mark T. Yager '80
Thomas J. Young '91
Alan M. Zillinger'74
David N. Zimmerman '76
Angelo J. Zuniga'95

Kansas Epsilon

Emporia State

J. Rich Ayers '65
Michael H. Burnett '61
Larry J. Burns '71
M. Wayne Davidson '54
David C. Gates '62
Edward H. Hammond '66
Robert F Hartsook '70
James L. Hein '70
Jon V. Hitchcock '73
Michael D. Hoefer '69
George L. Hubbard '91
Korbin L.Johnston '66
William R. Laughridge '68
Larry K. McGinnis '68
William A. Ramsey '67
Raymond L. Rentfro '61
Troy W. Thrasher '94
Leon A. Torkelson '65

Kansas Zeta

Fort Hays State

Aaron M. Alexander '98
Larry L. Dietz '63
Jeffrey! Keller '87
Hubert W.McCall '75
Loren J. Pepperd '67
Wade A. Ruckle '85

Kansas Eta

Wichita State

Ernest L. Balay '53
James R.Collier '62
Denis H. Dieker '77
Jeffrey C. Gates '89
DanielA. Greet '72
Aaron S. Hamilton '96
Adam D. Herrington '08
Robert J. Kerr '75
Luke D. Luttrell '02
Edward R. Miller '68
Jordan R. Parkhurst'09
Benjamin R. Pfister '99
Joe B. Poston '73
Stanley W.Shinliver '92
Roger W.Smeltzer '01
Scott W. Stucky '70
Dale D.Wagner '71

Kansas Theta

Pittsburg State

Richard D. Beckman '82
Michael K.Kohler '75
Karl R Launchbaugh '08
Daniel L.Mildfelt '79
Brannon D. Minton '06
Stephen A. Thompson '08
WyattJ.Vickrey'08

Kentucky Alpha

Kentucl<y

Thomas W.Adkins '07
Onis V.Amos '63
J. Harrison Bailey '49
William K.Burkhart '58
B. Payton Creech '53
James R. Deye '65
Melvin K. Duke '51
Jack J. Early '52
Donald J. Eliasek'76
Everett L. Halstead '52
0. Lee Hamilton '91
James R. Hunter '58
Jack A. Kain '51
Robert E. Lee '50
JohnG. Maijub'06
E. Howard Morgan '49
David H. Morris '07
Kyle R. Nathe '05
Christopher R. Nolan '07
Edwin E. Rankin '51
William M. Samuels '51
Herbert K. Stevens '40
Roy E.Stone '50
Clyde R.Tipton '46
William E.Wilbert '68
Paul A. Zimmerman '60

Kentucky Beta

Louisviiie

Michaels. Berger '86
Jason D. Brown '98
Nicholas L. Edwards '08
Charles R Graviss '50
Jeremy H. Meyer '96
John M. Phillips '06
John M. Poythress'86
Jon! Reid '00
Donald L. Sodrel '57
Mark J.Thieman '84

Kentucky Gamma

Kentuci<y Wesieyan

Francis J. Cunningham '65
Jesse C. Dixon '61
James H. Hancock '62
Tyler J. Kissner '08
Richard P. Long '86
Ralph N.Thomas '66

Kentucky Delta

Western Kentucl<y

H. Clinton Brizendine '74
Garry K.Caudill '69
Thomas G. Grant '07
IraN. Kerns '73
Adam W. Quire '08
Benjamin S. Rhoads '07
Kyle A. Rindfleisch '06
Craig M.Sutter '95
Trevor D.Wathen '93

Kentucky Epsilon

Murray State

Reed M. Bolus '74
Steven C. Darnall '76
Grady R.Gaskins '09
Roberts. Green '81
Matt A. Mastin '05
John D. Morrow '77
N.Cole Phelps '08
Michael R. Quinn '88
Adam W. Seiber'OO
Stephen B. Shanklin '70
Michael D.Siebert'08
William G. Towers '81

Kentucky Zeta

Morehead State

Johnny D.Allen '71
! Kent Barber '99
James C. Foster '69
Norman L. Loos '90
DrewM. Miller '08
William L. Phelps '69
Joseph K. Ramey '07
EricD. Reynolds '06
Randy K. Roberts '72

Kentucky Eta

Northern Kentucl<y

Michael W. Ash '04
Daniel J. Gerwe '04
Marks. Krzywonos '83

Louisiana Alpha

Tuiane

Andrew Cooper '04
William J. Curry '35
David H. Fuerst '00
Ian R. Heller '04
J. Chalmers Herman '35
William V. Power '93
Charles J. Soprano '96
Anthony J. Turley '93
Brandon S. Wasserman '01

Louisiana Beta

Louisiana State

Harry L. Belton '81
Matthew D. Brandt '08
Jerry L. Exner'74
Andrew M. Heacock'08
Larry G.Hodge '63
Phillip M.Kelly '08
George N. Martin '65
Matthew M. McCluer '04
David E. Moore '08
Robert L. Morrow '65
James S. Rees '08
Brian W.Tenclinger'
James R Terrell '08

Louisiana Gamma

Loyoia

John G.Anderson '07
Fabio E. Besu '04
Winston C.Connolly '95
Douglas R Dworak'07
Alex J. Encarnacion '97
Stephen M.Gele '90
Williams. Hydrick '85
Reid A. Jaffe '07
Louis C. Kievit'91
Robert C.KIock '07
Francisco R. Larrieu '05
Brian A. Mailey '00
ThaddeusM. Roepke '95
Michael G. Stag '89
Eric M.Vincent '93
Ryan J. Waddington '04

Louisiana Delta

Louisiana at Monroe

Jeremy W. Slaughter '99
Christopher L.Turner '06

Maine Alpha

Maine

Daniel R. Arsenault '08
Arthur L. Benoit'49
Henry H. Brodersen '56
Jay J. Brunetti'92
Charles J. Carter '72
Stephen R Cary '72
George N. Cemodanovs '68
Donald E. DeGolyer'60

C. Robert Eckman '70
Roger D.Gould '52
Wayne S. Harper '78
Benjamin E. Haskell '67
Warren A. Hathaway '53
Richard S. Hawkins '56
Douglas R. Johnson '48
George L. Kimball '65
Stanley A. Lewis '56
Ralph A. Martin '52
Shawn McKenna'77
Rodney N. Mondor '89
Robert A. Richter '50
Matthew C. Rodrigue '04
Gene D. Sawin '52
RonaldA. Schutt'52
Erion S. Varney '55
AlexWasilewski '78

Maryland Alpha

Johns Hopldns

David J. Altschul'01
Benson B. Boss '40
James G. Brinsfield '53
John H. Burdakin '74
JohnC. Catlin'69
Stephen R. Decker '05
Devin R Demers '07
Gerard E. Dolan '94
William M. Dunbar '53
Roland R. Eppley '53
John J. Firpo '64
David R Fitzgerald '79
Charles K. Friedman '82
Douglas C. Fullerton '04
David W. Heese '53
Ross I. Heisman '79
Richards. Holland '54
Robert K.Johnston '68
Michael R Kalina '07
MarkA. Klebanoff'76
Randolph J. Kroenert'43
C. Norman Krueger '63
Charles R Lamm '44
David E. Marr '68
Jeffrey J. McQuigg '92
Charles A. Miller '40
Richard C. Moore '68
Martin B. O'Connell '65
John W.Owen '64
H.Emslie Parks '53
Louis N. Pederson '53
William G.Poist '55
James C. Roberts '04
John C. Rodowski '53
Edward R. Savolaine '59
Adam E.Schenk'07
Larry S.Schmidt '66
Russell L. Seelig '52
Edward J.SIoboda'99
John C. Smulian '81
John G. Strauch '43
Steven G.Tyler '70
Robert J. Vergnani '65
Lawrence R. Walz'54
David B. Weiss '91

Maryland Beta

Maryiand-Coiiege Pari(

Thomas C.Aupied '06
J.Stanton Boteler '59
Kenneth G. Brown '93
William J. Crosby '05
Frank A. Dimina'96
Myron A. Dutterer'69
Steven D. Ecklund '86
Larry W. Faulkner '71
Carroll E. France '53
Johns. Irwin '68
John B. Kincaid '65
Robert V Marino '07
PaulE. McDermott'96
William L. Munson '63

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Thank

You 2004

CHAPTER GIVING

Leo H. Naughton '59
Francis J. O'Brimski '59
Ivan I. Rahman '89
Raymond C. Renneberger

'54
William A. Rogers '54
Stephen E. Rohrbaugh '66
R. Gary Roop '51
Warren F. Sengstack '64
Scott M.Shannon '93
Francis R. Shearer '61
Donald K. Smith '54
Valentine W.Smith '53
Jason M.St. John '94
Edward J.Taggart'63
Thomas E.Trone '51
John A. Umberger'71
J. Anthony Woody '90

Maryland Gamma

Towson State

John R. Shrieves '84

Maryland Delta

McDaniel

Ryan D.Judy '02
Jason M. Katoski '06
Aaron D. Rosen '95

Maryland Epsllon

Maryland-Baltimore

Michael D. Slater '94

Maryland Zeta

Salisbury

Jared A. Kleiman '07
Roberts. Pashkevich '05
Sean M.Tucker '06

Massachusetts Alpha

Massachusetts

ManikAhuja'97
Harrys. Baker '50
Timothy J. Bryant '89
Donald J. Buss '51
Edgar T. Canty '51
Joseph F. Dillman '50
Albert H. Donigian '51
Paul F. Donovan '65
Francis A. DuVernois '54
Joshuas. Endler '96
George B. Estrella '56
Neil 0. Fitch '52
William B. Foster '66
VictorJ. Gangi'91
Matthew J. Kapszukiewicz

'95
Joseph Kelway '48
Clark Kendall '49
Ralph H. Kinsler'51
Desmond M. Laffey '98
Theodore E. Lang '62
Alfred W. McKinstry '51
H. Peter Montminy '58
David J. Patterson '93
Joseph P. Petkewich '69
Joseph A. Porreca'01
Harold S. Ricker '53
Jeffery M. Salzano '08
Herbert H.Sievers '52
Dennis C. Stackhouse '65
Ervin S. Stockwell '51
Daniel M. Sweeney '06
Joseph A. Sylvia '57
Mark E.Walker '06
Edwin F.White '54

Massachusetts Beta

Worcester Polytechnic
Institute

Edward W.Armstrong '38
Hugh C.Bell '55
Michael J. Bernazani '85
John R. Black '53
Earl M. Bloom '55
Robert M. Buck '45
Donald E.Cloud '60
Wellen G. Davison '49
Stephen J. Hebert'66
Richard A. Hurd '55
Ronald L. Jones '69
JohnF. Kelley'65
Ryan B. McGlone '07
Thomas M. Pantages '61
Richard G. Perreault '68
Stephen 0. Rogers '69
Jeremy J. Rouleau '04
John L. Salvadore '83
Trueman L. Sanderson '31
Robert C.Stempel '55
Alden F.Tucker '52
George P. Vittas '63
Spiro L. Vrusho '57
Gregory RYekhtikian '80

Massachusetts Gamma

Boston U.

William E. Crowell '56
James R. Crowley '52
Kevin A. Curtis '91
Edward W. Dooley '66
Stephen F. Hall '62
RandeepS. Kahlon '90
William C.Kurtz '60
Robert E. Leavitt '58
James S. Marchese '57
William P. Nolan '52
Herbert J. Philpott '55
MarkT. Pilgrim '62
Richard Ponte '57
Gary Shepard '61
Jason G. Spitz '93
Stanley C.Weinberg '58

Massachusetts Delta

MIT

George C.Allen '70
Emil L. Bernier '47
Christian C.Bolta '51
James H. Brown '59
Philip Bugnacki '78
James M. Carr '78
Christian C. Daehnick'82
T. Wayne Dodgen '79
David H.EIa '58
Andrew D. Fately '80
Richard D.Goldstein '79
Daniel B. Hardie '51
Norman T. Heathorn '57
Patrick! Jensen '82
Clifford E. McLain '53
Jerry H. Morrison '77
F.Carl Mueller '75
Andrew D. Rallis '82
Jorey E. Ramer '95
Peter M. Reilly '80
Timothy A. Salter '92
John J. Scheuren '04
Paul G. Shepard '87
JasjeetS. Sood '80
James C. Staples '51
Michael I.Titelbaum '70

Massachusetts Epsllon

Bentley

MarkE.Ahern '84
Thomas RAIber '82
Michael J. Connolly '82
John W. Cox '81
Robert F. Deziel '91
Troy D. Folkins '90
Wayne S. Forbes '88
Scott G. Freeman '91
Allan E. Oram '81
Robert J. Piantedosi '77
JayC. Reynolds '89
Brian J. Shultz'80
Jay S. Thaller '90
Neal R. Zwicker '84

Massachusetts Zeta

Tufts

Jason P. Bauer '06
Christopher J. Bohl '07
Noah Franzblau '90

Massachusetts Eta

Northeastern

Jeremy P. Becker '98
S. PaulBonda'06
DaleK. Kochevar '08
Andrews. Lattimer '94
Ryan D. Prendergast '07
David Rones '08

Massachusetts Theta

Babson

Jason M. Kasch '99
Bernhard H. Peters '07
Samuel H. Saxton '06

Member at Large

John J. Brummer '95
Stuart R.Jablonski '00
Michael D. Walczak'95

Michigan Alpha

Michigan

John F. Bednarski '84
Thomas R. Boyd '49
Ward M. Brown '45
Leonard A. Brunette '61
Kenneth J. Bush '47
Jonathan P. Cardona'94
Edward W. Cowling '65
Jeffrey J. Cravens '06
Stephen C. De Brock '58
Brett J. Deutscher'92
Ryan A. Dreifke '07
Shawn F. Fagan '92
Robert H.Frick '48
Benjamin M. Gannon '07
Warren E. Gast '52
William L. Gebo '66
Jason S. Gonzales '07
Matthew J. Gribas '99
MathewL. Hamet '08
Allen B. Hardenbrook'47
David J. Hillyer'77
Charles R. Isleib '48
John J. Kapusky '69
Marvin G. Maier '51
Richard G. Martin '52
Dale R. Mason '80
Roger E. Maugh '54
Richard W. Nemesi '08
Robert E.OIdani '80
David A. Pampu '62
Robert W. Richardson '57
PaulM. Rider '49
George B. Swartz '40
Ramin C.Taleghani '07
Donald A.Tennyson '46
Thomas G.Tepas '68
Gary L. Verplank'62

Newton H.Webb '49
Dan R. Wedge '68
Daniel C.Whipple '06
Ian C. Wild '84
George B. Wolf '51

Michigan Beta

Western Michigan

Vernon H.Abbott '62
Kenneth C.Austin '96
Robert C.Barrett '57
David L. Beiser'59
James R. Bernard '60
Ryan P. Blanck '02
Brian A. Boron '89
Robert J. Brown '57
John R. Duncan '63
James M. Eger '59
Richard B. Forde '58
David L. Gable '57
Donald R. Goffinet '60
Gregory A. Hastings '61
Andrew K. Hooley '08
Eugene Jerkatis '58
JohnT. Kearns '66
Anthony E. Kenny '66
Douglas W. Krane '70
David J. Lyon '57
Michael P. Malkovich '98
Kelly L.Mankin '82
John R. McKinley'69
Trevor W. McNeill '00
Craig S. Mengel '73

Steven W. Minor '71
Jeffrey M. Mok'07
William L. Monroe '63
Roger A. Moore '63
William D. Morgan '61
Mark A. Nash '96
Ralph C. Nelson '58
Robert LOgur '61
Philip H.Piket '64
Richard A. Pressley '59
Michael D.Ratliff '96
James A. Ruckstaetter '70
Bruce J. Ruttenberg '89
Daniel J.Schrock'63
John A. Schuyler '00
Steven T. Settle '97
John H.Shaw '88
Frederick Z. Sitkins '59
Roger D. Sperlbaum '01
MarkD. Stavropoulos '86
Douglas J. Strain '92
Brett M.Straley '98
Michael T.Tomlanovich '95
Melvin C.Torian '58
JackE. Vanblooys '61
Douglas L.White '61
Charles N.White '62
Harvey W. Whitehead '67
Thomas A. Wilson '64
Charles G.Yoder '56

Michigan Gamma

Central Michigan

Stephens. Brang '81
Gregory D. Cocke '78
Frank RJank '56
Michael L.Kelly '81
Andrew D. Kerr '96
Oliver H.Porter '57
Theodore W. Roscoe '62

Michigan Delta

U. of Detroit

Fred M. Bauer '76
Arthur V.Carinci '65
Thomas R. Dorough '57
David M. Eberhard '07
James B. McDonald '65
James W. Reb '68
Ronald R Smith '71
John E. Trainer '65

Michigan Epsllon

Michigan State

Patrick A. Beatty '99
Joseph R. Bennett '08
Dennis C. Brookman '74
Derek M.Comai '06
Robert N. Dare '07
Jon-David Gryzio '97
Kevin M. Hole '90
Robert B. Mcintosh '07
Erin D. Mullally'99

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2. Florida Alpha

3. Texas Alpha

4. Oregon Alpha

5. Michigan Alpha

6. California Beta

7. Kansas Beta

8. Delaware Alpha

9. Tennessee Alpha

10. Nebraska Alpha

11. Illinois Alpha

12. Ohio Gamma

13. Kansas Gamma

14. New York Alpha
Pennsylvania Delta

16. North Carolina Delta

17. Ohio Theta

18. North Carolina Beta

19. Indiana Beta
Pennsylvania Eta

21. Virginia Alpha

22. Iowa Beta

23. Ohio Alpha

24. Colorado Gamma

25. Oklahoma Alpha

26. Alabama Alpha

27. Georgia Alpha

28. Ohio Eta

29. OhioEpsilon

Purdue 594

Florida 552

Texas at Austin 509

Oregon State 499

Michigan 482

Southern California 478

Kansas State 451

Delaware 425

Tennessee 421

Nebraska 410

Illinois 372

Ohio State 371

Kansas 368

Syracuse 364

Penn 364

North Carolina 356

Cincinnati 352

North Carolina State 351

Indiana 339

Penn State 339

Richmond 338

Iowa State 328

Ohio Northern 322

Colorado State 318

Oklahoma State 315

Auburn 314

Georgia Tech 313

Miami U. 308

OhioWesleyan 303

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CHAPTER GIVING

Brandon L. O'Leary'06
Michael G. Pease '89
John M. Spencer '68
Christopher M.Swoboda '06
Kenneth A. Turnquist '64
RexA. Voorheis'83
Glenn T. Williamson '64

Michigan Zeta

Ferris State

Louis B. Boggs '08
Richard S. Bugajski '62
Charles W.Coslet '08
Robert C.Felton '65
James D.Gaul '69
William J. Hare '68
Frank R. Harvath '73
Clare G.Johnson '56
Ronald L. Koehler'63
Steven E. LeIVIahieu '76
Andrew J. IVIacDonald '82
George H. Montgomery '75
Steven L. Orr '95
Robert J. Phardel '67
Scott R. Salgat '08
Richard M. Sherman '65
Dale E. Starnes '65
Kevin R. Strasser '84
Andrew L.Thompson '94
Michael J. Vedrody '91

iVIicliigan Eta

Michigan Tecii

Charles D. Applegath '94
Keith L. Bacon '95
David L. Brandt '93
Randy J. Cavaiani '78
Robert B.Fiandt '97
Richard H. Hammar'65
Michael D. Hoffman '93
Brian D. Hudson '79
Richard G. Kovach '66
CodyW. Kramer '97
Kevin A. Maguire '83
MarkD. Mays '87
Robert G. McEachen '68
Gerald L. Morden '66
Matthew W. Nowak'88
Robert J. Piedmonte '07
Craig A. Pollock '80
Joshua E. Purrenhage '99
Timothy J. Purrenhage '06
David A. Redman '85
Douglas C. Simpson '77
Nicholas B.Tarzwell '06
Kiel D. Vanderhovel'06

iVIicliigan Theta

Lawrence Teclinoiogicai

John A. Husisian '77
Salvatore A. Moschelli '99
Ronald R. Williams '91
Justin G.Wiseman '94

IVIichigan lota

Nortliwood

David L. Evola '94
Warren L. Lewis '84
William E.Mulvihill '79

IVIichigan Kappa

Grand Vaiiey State

James R Barber '95
Lawrance J. Crabbe '94
Stuart B. Daly '96
John P. Fitzgerald '85
Richard A. Petrucelli '91
Joshua J. Puranen '07
Graham S. Puranen '03
James A. Ryder '94

Michigan Lambda

Eastern iVIicliigan

Curtis R. Erickson '06
William D.Hoeft '90
Ronald J. Mays '95
Stephen J. Moran '98
David N.Thompson '98
Kevin M.Tierney '91

Minnesota Alpha

Minnesota

Mitchell H.AIbers '94
Ted A. Anderson '04
LinleyA. Barnes '58
NilesJ. Brook '40
Brent W. Decker '04
Matthew R Ducharme '95
Lucas C. Geadelmann '06
Kyle C. Hagness '99
Lucas B. Hagness '02
Darrell G. Hargreaves '60
Stephens J. Lange '33
Jeffrey D. Myhre '96
Walter L. Newcomb '89
Judd T Nystrom '95
Jesse L. Parker '93
Robert L. Pool '50
Clinton N.Schaff '00
Richard D.Schreck'01
Malai J.Turnbull '05
Anthony D.Wagner '95
Harry C. Walker '37
Eric M. Winter '97

Mississippi Alpha

Mississippi

Samuel L. Box '73
William H.Caulfield '76
William D. Davenport '69
Wallace E. Davenport '55
J.Todd Dawson '93
Cameron C. Ducsay '08
W. Brett Estes '97
R. Stratton Fabris '07
Charley W.Green '67
ChadA. Hollan'07
Brent J. Jarreau '01
Robert A. Keeling '63
Stephen M. King '08
Curtis R. Long '08
Johns. Madden '92
Christian J. Meyerhoff '07
Ronald E. Powell '70
Paul RQuinn '08

Mississippi Beta

Mississippi State

Ferrell Alman '08
JayArun Kumar '08
Timothy L. Boyd '79
Joseph L. Breal '74
Dorsey R. Carson '93
C. Alexander Forsbach '06
William J. Herm '76
Harry L. Howarth '77
Kevin L. Kassner'82
William R Kirkpatrick'92
William L. Leake '50
Bailey D. Lipscomb '08
Keith L. McDaniel '80
David A. Mozingo '06
Robert L Quails '54
William J. Rogers '95
Bobbys. Shackouls '72
B. Phillip Taylor '76
Jonathan B. Wing '07
Charles D.Wright '57

Mississippi Gamma

Southern Mississippi

Johnnie L. Campbell '73
George L. Carr'61
William L. Ducker'69

D. Britton Dunaway '97
W. Aaron Ensenat '62
Clint M.Favre '04
Myron F. Frailey '62
Lanny M. Gonsoulin '95
Lawrence J. Harrison '72
Trevor V.Jones '07
Terrence M. Lechner'68
John A. Pearson '64
Bradley D. Rukes '

F. Brandt Schmersahl '76
Edward N. Stephens '58
G.GaryThiel'96

E. Scott Thompson '99
Eugene Ziebach '75

Missouri Alpha

Missouri-Columbia

Terry R Baer '80
John W.Barton '63
Joseph E. Brandel '91
Robert W.Broeg '37
Gerald H. Buchanan '53
Tom R Canty '68
H.Walker Crouch '56
Ray B. Erwin '55
Robert H.Grose '54
Larry W.Hannah '60
Kurt J. Harms '91
John W. Hartman '61
Ernest L. Ittner'51
Christopher D.Jones '93
J. Gregory Keller '86
Charles W. Kenworthey '49
Charles B. Lausch '94
Victor A. Mattison '86
Jeremy S. McElduff '97
Robert B. Meyer '68
John M. Morris '68
H.Sloan Oliver '78
Karl L. Perrey '85
MarkM.PIunkett'93
Gregory E. Raeman '91
Harvey J. Rowe '58
Terry F. Steinbecker '67
Robert V.Todd '71
Lee B. Woodward '68
Philip T.Yates '07

Missouri Beta

Washington U. in St. Louis

Austin Barsophy '07
Walter E.Bentrup '57
William RBieber'55
John A. Blaskiewicz '70
Homer A. Brethauer '29
John J. Broeckelmann '68
Stephen K. Burch '67
Todd A. Cohen '05
Richard D. Cowell '52
David W. Detjen '70
Harris S. Edelman '96
James F. Fawcett '04
Joel Gamoran '07
GaryM.Gelfman '84
Charles K. Gillespie '57
David C. Goggio '40
Craig S. Kaufman '86
Robert J. Krapfl '90
MarcT. Krohn '85
Richard F. Lanier '84
Philip A. Lewis '07
Raymond J. Mahach '57
Michael D. Martz '60
Richard R. Meckfessel '61
Karl L.Meier '59

Robert M. Morris '36
Donald W. Paule '64
Andrew T Pickens '65
Lawrence B. Plawsky '89
Chad M. Remis'06
Nicholas A. Scambilis '60
Robert G.Scheibe '60
Charles D.Siebenthal '60
Adam Siegel '07
Joshua D. Stein '06
Alan M.Stueber'58
William G.Tragos'56
Otto W. Walter '49
Virgil O.Wodicka '34

Missouri Gamma

Missouri-Rolla

Daniel D. Bax'08
Donald C. Bisesi '81
Kenneth L. Delap '52
Don W. Detjen '48
Jason R Eckert '99
W. David Evans '84
GuyV. Givan '69
Joseph E. Grimm '70
Myron J. Grubaugh '78
Peter G. Hansen '53
Zachary J. Hawks '04
Marc C. Hawks '06
James D. Hunicke '79
Michael C. Kearney '61
Philip R.Owens '72
Robert C. Putz'64
JoelT. Rickman '95
Michaels. Rodolakis '52
Steven E. Schlueter '73
William W.Schramm '56
Stephen M.Thies'72
LeRoy E.Thompson '56
MarkC.Tuttle'82
RobertA. Wessel'75
Douglas I. Wolken '06

Missouri Delta

Drury

Homer R. Knight '49
John J. Ley '50
James E. Parker '64
Stanley I. Roy '65
Randell L. Ruegge '70
Theodore C. Salveter '58

Missouri Epsilon

Culver Stockton

Ronald K. Carlson '65
Edward L. Cohn '61
Thomas M. Spoerner '60

Missouri Zeta

Southeast Missouri State

Lewis E. Bock '63
Devin C. Coffman '05
Joseph C.Dufek '08
Peter J. Guccione '08
J. Stephen Hearn '77
Matthias J. Imgrund '04
Thomas L. Kinder '60
Allan RKIeinschmidt'68
Peter H. Lemakis '81
William J. Perry '84
Jeffrey! Pike '06
James T Streete '61
Thomas A. Tricamo '04
Kyle W. Weber '06
Cale A. Williams '08

Missouri Eta

Southwest Missouri State

Wesley S. Ayers '06
C. David Billings '65
Bradford G. Carper '06
Daniel E. Egert '69
Richard F. Fiester '63
Larry E. Fletcher '65
Fred W.Fulton '71
David E.Hart '69
Charles R. Heineman '73
Paul L.Herbert '82
MaxT. Horn '68
Matthew W. London '04
Noah J. Moravec '07
William B.Moskoff '65
Brandon R. Power '08
Justin D. Sides '07
Charles E.Thompson '50
ArburnTindall'63

Missouri Theta

Central Missouri State

John W. Belger'06
Richard W.Bennet '74
A. Wayne Casebolt '93
Timothy J. Doke '74
Christopher R. Fowler '96
Peter R Gencarelli '75
Robert E.Goetz '68
MaxD. Harper '71
Randall M. Hinshaw'75
Jason M. Roth '97
MatthewJ.Sinibaldi'96
TylerW. Smith '06
DwightE.Twillman '90
Michael R. Wark'70
Steven F. Welters '92

Missouri lota

Missouri Western State

James D. Jeffers '79

Missouri Kappa

Missouri-Kansas City

Matthews. Franke '93
Geoffrey M. Gerling '05
Stephen H.Grant '80
C. Gregory Tiemeier '80

Missouri Lambda

Northwest Missouri State

Peter J. Amys '95
Robert J. Aschentrop '95
MarkE. Hereford '81
Brent E. Johnson '84
John R. Leek '83
John N. Murray '94
Brian D.Shaw '91
Douglas L. Winters '87
Michael A. Wolbert '94

Missouri Mu

Truman State

John C. Ayres '01
Scott D. Farquhar'08
Roger R. Festa '72
Patrick J. Fontana '94
John A. Holtrup'84
Matthews. Lomax'96
Allen R Maris '96
Christopher! Minnis'OO
Michael J. Taylor '85
Matthew W.Tobben
Joseph D. Wieligman '91
ScottA. Zajac'83

Missouri Nu

St Louis U.

Anthony J. Basile '07
JeffryR. Becker '08
Jason A. Cherish '03

The Journal of Sigma Phi Epsilon

Justin R. Ireland '00
Christopher! Long '02
Derek W.McGee '08
Joseph F. Toczek'89

Montana Alpha

Montana

Douglas A. Ball '67
Chad L. Canfield '96
David J. Fetzner '75
Anthony R French '01
Mitchells. Gagos '78
John G. Griffith '62
Wayne C. Hovey '61
Bill D.Jones '64
JohnC. Martin '61
Stuart G. McNamara '39
Dave F Pickering '07
Duane E.Smith '52
Ryan D. Sullivan '00
PaulG.UIrich'61
Stanley J. Underdal '60
William R.Walker '45
Donald A. Watne'61
Joseph R. Whittinghill '89

Montana Beta

Montana State

George D. Arnett'66
Marcus J. Boyd '71
Monte M. Eliason '64
Carl W. Leaman '63
Thaddeus J. Lesnik'06
Steve P Liebmann '74
Jason D. Lowry '97
Ronald M. Murphy '84
Donald A. Peterson '66
Charles S. Seel '70
Gerald S. Siegmyer'70

Nebraska Alpha

Nebraska

Todd S.Adams '78
Melvin H.Adams '56
Todd A. Anderson '80
Howard J. Brown '45
Donald L. Byrnes '64
Michael J. Choutka '90
Gary R. Christiansen '61
MarkW. Davis '90
Thomas J. Dinges '93
Jeffrey D. Dowling '81
Robert D. Dudzinski '08
Randy L.Esterling '82
Raymond J. Fehringer '75
Kenneth E. Fowler '48
Steven C. Fremarek'69
Gerald R.Gemar'62
Frank L. Gold '70
Donald D. Hamann '54
William R. Hansen '68
Roger K. Harned '84
Robert C. Hastert '46
Samuel F. Hatfield '67
Robert E. Henderson '44
Andrew E. Hunzeker '87
Scott C.Johnston '08
Jerry R. Jorgensen '78
David H. Kalisek'07
Roberts. Keith '92
Kenneth J. Krichbaum '70
Jay A. Lechner '09
Daniel K. Lennon '0
Philip M. Lewis '53
David B. Long '78
Charles F. Long '37
Harold R. Mack '76
John C. Masters '06
John! Minnick'61
Mark A. Neubauer'91
R. Stephen Otte '0
William R Pfeiff '64

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Charles E. Schuster 75
Thomas C.Smith '67
Stephen! Steiner '81
Todd A. Stork '86
Meredith L.Suhr '66
Royce H.Tonjes '55
Lloyd R. Wade '62
Eugene C.Walter '42
Addis T.Ward '45
William F. Wenzlaff '55
Philip J. Workman '88

Nebraska Beta

Nebraska-Omaha

John A. Cherica'94
Dan E. Jackman '60
Zachary J. IVIaxwell '04
Gary B. Morey '65
Robert A. Pedersen '71
David B. Powell '55
Raymond J. Shaw '70
Brenton J.Thompson '07
Thomas R.Thomsen '58
Robert R.Trumbauer '58

Nebraska Gamma

Nebraska-Kearney

Robie L. Church '92
Allan L. Halstead '77
Peter G. Kotsiopulos '70
Ronald W. Larsen '65
Eric J. Nelson '08
Brent C.Utoft '06
Glenn E. Vieselmeyer '68
Mick D.Wise '72

Nebraska Delta

Creighton

Michael V. Bongers '90
Eric J. Christensen '96
Evan J. Sisneros '07
Peter J. Smith '93
Patrick R.Steier '88
Daniel J. Torczon '07

Nevada Alpha

Nevada-Reno

J. Douglas Buchanan '63
Richard K. Corbin '63
DuaneD. Kellogg '08
Michael D. McDowell '04
Nicholas R. Polinko '06
Luke Ryan '08

New Hampshire Alpha

Dartmouth

Michael E.Armstrong '97
Andrew! Bates '05
William R. Brazelton '56
Reid M. Coggins '04
Jason M. DIMarino '97
Russell !Fehr '74
Stephen E. Gels '73
Peter A. Hasenkamp '98
Bruce H. Hasenkamp '60
Carey E. Heckman '76
Matthew I. Herman '98
Wilmer B.Hill '50
Frank J. Johnson '51
Michael L. Kimmel '94
Christopher C. Komarek'86
Donald J. Landzettel '60
Diego 0. Lorenzo '04
James W. Markworth '65
Matthew! Martin '06
JohnG. Migliori '68
Arthur H. Nighswander '29
Steven J. Orbuch '06
RhysW. Robinson '83
Steven A. Savella '06
Thomas C. Sexton '04
Derek G.Shendell '96

Minyoung Sohn '98
Joseph F. Stampfer '52
Robert W.Tirrell '45

New Hampshire Gamma

New Hampshire

Austin C. Cornish '05
Russell B. Preston '98

New Hampshire Delta

Plymouth State

Scott W. Davis '93

New Jersey Alpha

Stevens Tech

Joseph Ayton '42
John R. Bendixsen '70
GaryW. Blauth'66
Stephen J. Buce '86
David R. Byrne '06
Vincent R Carbone '97
Michael R. Conti '07
Carmine Di Pietro '39
Charles R Dieckhoff '38
Ray J. Dion '84
Barry J. Frankel '69
Robert C.Fuge '66
Michael A. Gillott '66
Russell J. Grant '68
Nicholas lacoviello '06
Farokh Irani '84
William S. Kane '69
Daniel A. Leiewski '07
James R. McCoy '65
Christopher Mizzo '96
Austin D. Montecuollo '65
William K. Neumeister '81
Patrick C. Nolan '06
Daniel H. O'Brien '92
Leonard R Parkin '93
Thomas J. Ritter '73
Samuel A. Robinson '74
RandyJ. Simat'07
John C. Spaziani '67
William B. Spooner '42
Gregg A. Taliercio '06
Todd R. Van Aken '06
Peter J. Weir '79

New Jersey Beta

Rutgers

Stephen L. Albertalli '50
Robert E. Berenguer '79
Darin S. Bergstein '91
Harry J. Brunner '63
Edward P. Eardley'60
Nicholas A. Ettore '06
Glenn !Gnirrep '82
C.Ernest Hall '60
William H. Kale '66
Jacques 0. Lebel '05
Louis L. Louizides '70
Douglass. MacDonald '56
Lindsley D. Medlin '86
Michael L. Minaides '89
Thomas J. Papia '07
Joseph W. Rebovich '56
Atlee Robinson '72
John M. Romano '07
Ian M.Schuler'04
Todd R. Stanley '85
Randall K.Stitt '91
Patrick W.Thaller '66
Steven S. Vosbikian '03
Louis B. Weiner'81
Leslie D. Wilding '35
John S. Witemeyer '55
Nicholas M. Zoppi '07

New Jersey Gamma

Seton Hall

Dennis K. Agerup '96
Justin P. Bowe '07
Joseph A. Carabelli '07
Christopher J. Fuller '04
Jeffrey H. Goldsmith '91
Charles M. Mansfield '81
Keith J. Rosenblatt '93
Daniel! Sullivan '95
John R. Swiontkowski '74
Shaun R Winters '82

New Jersey Delta

Falrleigh Dickinson

Michael! Fogarty '77
Robert L. Klingenburg '74
David A. Lang '77
Jeffrey W. Mirk '76

New Jersey Zeta

Rider

Vincent M. Fucci '00

New Mexico Alpha

New Mexico

John F. Dalby'72
Daniel R. Dolan '67
George W. Edwards '39
David M. Fiedler '71
Barney L. Gardner '39
David R. Georgius '63
John C.Gordon '69
Sylvan L. Hamberger'50
Jon W. Hardwick'68
Michael A. Harris '64
Mark A. Hayes '84
George G. Otero '51
Michael L. Ramirez '08
Robert W.Tepper '68
Paul H. Tufts '65
John M.Walker '90
Stephen M.Walker '65
John D.Wilson '86

New Mexico Beta

New Mexico State

Robert A. Morris '94
Joel D. Navarro '91
BobbyA. Quintana'95

New York Alpha

Syracuse

Carmen J. Barber '06
Stephen J. Capella '07
Richard W.Cohen '81
Keith B. Coleman '65
JackW. Cottrell'41
Thomas E. Feeney '75
Brian D. Field '59
Jason G. Fox '07
Peter M.Goldfine '98
Frank F. Gordnier '49
G.William Gregory '55
John W. Grille '70
William W.Hall '41
Thomas J. Harford '67
ErnestJ.Hutt'48
Richard L. lazzetti '71
Justin B. Lieberman '07
William C.Liebler '49
Edmund L. Luzine '86
Roderick C. Meier '55
Francis J. Miller '50
Daniel M. Recca '07
Charles F. Shea '42
J. Darrison Sillesky '37
RobertW. Smith '48

Norman L. Stevens '50
Gerald W. Walsh '45
William C.Wetzel '58
Richard F. Whiteman '54
Robert O.Wilson '59

New York Beta

Cornell

Michael G.Abdella '87
Stephen M. Bednarski '77
Timothy B. Bentley '77
H. Sherman Burling '47
Robert A. Cowie '55
Peter B. Dirlam '56
William J. Doody'68
Richard J. Evans '45
James R. Knipe '31
James A. Makarsky '85
Patrick H. McDonough '04
Justin Oshins '05
Douglas J. Robertson '72
David J. Roman '73
Stephen L. Schaefer'73
James H. Schoonmaker '74
Richard E. Speirs '59
Mitchell E. Stern '76
NeilE. Uffner'07
Edwin L. Vopelak'77
W.Bradley Yale '04
William P. Yetter '50

New York Gamma

NYU

Carman R Bambace '62
Richard E. Batho '66
Gerald G.Bell '56
Ronald A. Bevacqua'67
Timothy F.Butler '87
Walter N.Colton '48
Thomas E. Constance '58
James R. Dimond '51
Peter A. Douros '81
James W. Ellwanger '42
Steven E. Eppinger '91
George R. Freund '43
Robert K.Gansel '58
Charles J. Grant '48
Henry F. Harde '62
Robert C. Leunig '48
Constantine K. Nickou '47
Richard F. Ronston '59
George A. Schmitz '57
John R. Stack '60
C. Donald Zearfoss '58

New York Delta

Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute

Vincent A. Acevedo '00
Kenneth W. Bosworth '77
Donald A. Burgio '89
Joseph R Clark '49
Philip E. Desnoyers '92
Richard L. Dooley '68
Matthew G. Drysdale '79
Byron D. Forster '41
Russell F. House '84
Robert E.Kuver '59
Carl A. Lewis '02
Donald R. Mastro '51
Sean R McGuigan '95
Thomas M. Payne '86
Richard H. Pechstein '47
Peter B. Perry '57
John C. Petricciani '58
Ernest W. Radany '50
Robert A. Stowers '51
Herb L. Van Benthuysen '56
Walter C.Zukowski '77

New York Epsllon

SUNY-Buffalo

Reid D. Antonacchio '07
Paul R. Bleckinger'63
Robert A. Evans '63
James J. Ferrara '85
Nicholas J. Geraci '84
Reed C. Goodman '07
Alan B. Holman '66
Brian W. Huckle '73
Russell A. Kelm '68
Anthony J. LoGalbo '63
Perry V. Mastrangelo '86
Steven H. Otterman '01
Derek L. Pardee '83
George E. Port '81
William R. Rittman '56
Frederick J. Schoellkopf '65

New York Zeta

Marlst

Craig !Gloede '91
Michael E. Hoffmann '88

New York Eta

Buffalo State

Scott A. Baxter '84
Edward F. Jones '96
Harry F.King '88

New York Theta

SUNY-Geneseo

Brians. Kinel '80

Top 20

New York lota

SUNY-FredonIa

Philip M. Brumagin '91
James A. Buell '80
Patrick E. Farrell '86
Bradley J. Kimbrough '00
John L. MacDonald '85
Michael A. Milano '82
Frank V. Perez '89
David Yang '91

New York Lambda

Canlslus

Perry D. Figliotti '83
Thomas J. Gallemore '07
Michael F. Inglisa'85
Griffith Jones '85
Joseph J. Martin '91
Michael J. Pasquarella '86
James R Schnell '95
John V Zatko '90

New York Mu

SUNY-Cortland
George J. Nevole '85
Thomas J. Shea '83

New York Nu

SUNY-Blnghamton

John J. Bonasera'99
Michael R. Borkan '86
Timothy J. Herbert '95
John J. Vaccaro '88

CLASS YEARS

for 2004

2007

281

2008

194

2006

159

1965

108

1970

108

1991

106

2004

105

1990

102

1964

101

10.

1968

11.

1959

12.

1951

1993

14.

1969

15.

1950

1963

1992

18.

1952

19.

1971

20.

1996

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New York Xi

U. of Rochester

Matthew L. Ambrosio '07
Matthew W. DeBord '04
Shawn C. Otto '90
Benjamin A. Ratner'06
Timothy R. Vogelman '87

New York Pi

SUNY-Oswego

DavidJ. Norris '90
Jason G. Vodel<'97

New York Rho

St. John's

Santiago Arruffat '96
Richard A. Barquero '08
Ron C. Colon '90
DavidJ. Graziano '03
Gwaine I. Little '08
George R. Noriega '96
Mauricio Quintero '04
Alejandro Roman '95
Joseph Sciame '71
Christopher R. Zapata '99

New York Sigma

Ithaca

Mark J. Hochenberg '93
Simy M. Solomon '96

New York Tau

Hofstra

Thomas J. Basile '97
Christopher J. Caruso '97
Michael J. Shef

New York Plii

Columbia

Filip A. Bortkiewicz'08
Christophers. Fidyk'02
Gregory! Lembrich '00
Thomas W. Russell '99
Justin Saechee '04
James A. Schmid '
Colin D. Speaker '04
Zariel J.Toolan '01

New York Clii

Clarkson

MarkD. Bahr'04
Jason K. Mayerhofer '05
Ryan J. Stephens '06
Edward M. Valenta'02

Nortli Caroiina Beta

North Carolina State

George L.Adams '74
Charles R.Allen '89
Christopher W.BIenk '90
Charles H. Boney '50
Michaels. Boyd '93
Harry L. Brann '02
Douglas K. Bratton '81
Raymond A. Bryan '79
Gregory R Burnett '00
Brian M. Buroker'91
Michael V.Carlone '92
David R. Carper '76

W.H.Clark '56
Paul G.Clark '53
Lawrence W. Clayton '86
Douglas W.Curtis '69
Jeffrey R. Dugas '90
Derek F. Duin '89
JohnT. Duncan '71
John J. DuPlessis '57
Allen C.Eberhardt '72
David F.Faulkner '92
Dennis E. Furr '93
ScottA. Goldenberg '90
Richard L.Gray '70
Dennis E. Gurley '65
O.Thomas Hayes '64
Joseph C. Hines '91
Nicholas J. Hobbs '78
Leon M. Hobbs '52
Bartholomew F Johnson '07
David S. Jones '91
Gregory R. Kasten '90
Stanhope A. Kelly '80
M.Vance Lassiter'45
GaryA. Ludi'74
Billy D.Maddalon '90
Christopher P. Meyer '93
Joseph B. Middleton '62
David L. Miller '55
E.Eric Mills '93
George A. Moretz '64
Dexter W. Morgan '92
F. David Parrott '55
Leigh B.Peele '68
Charles M. Pollard '91
Ralston M. Pound '42
Jeffrey W. Pratt '87
Joseph B. Rawls '49
Robert G. Reeder'72
Coleman R. Rich '76
Alfonso D. Robertson '38
Boyd T. Safrit '90
William A. Schul '59
Jeffrey R. Setser '84
W. Wesley Styers '53
Larry W. Swinson '73
Keith D.Thompson '91
Charles C.Thompson '68
Michael D.Ward '71
J. Wesley Wilkinson '91
John R Williams '93
Hamilton E. Withers '75
Richard K. Worsley '48
Richard C. Yow '53

Nortli Caroiina Gamma

Duke

Caleb H.Barnhardt '62
Michael Bruno '07
Thomas B. Buchanan '07
John S. Cargile '77
Robert B.Clark '51
John F Few '51
Bayard H. Friedman '07
Douglas I. Friedman '07
Charles R. Hamilton '44
Joseph S. Harrington '43
Greg K. Heller '07
Matt D. Hoffman '07
Tristan A. Hopkins '07
J. Blake Iceton '07
Arthur W.Judd '52
Curtis R.Kimball '72
B.Wayne Kinyon '58
DavidJ. Near '91
David B. Parsons '70
Nathan M. Partin '05
Alfred D. Roth '55
John F. Sacha'70
Jonathan M. Schafler'07
Aaron E. Silver '07
Elliot A. Silver '04

James G.Ware '50
Gerald R.Whitt '72
HughH.Windom'81

Nortii Caroiina Deita

North Carolina

Henry G.Absher '62
John B. Baity '49
G.Howard Clark '70
D.EIwoodClinard '51
Jesse E. Coleman '97
Chester C. Davis '58
Ralph B. D'lorio'78
Philip A. Ferlazzo'60
John A. Fraley '73
J. Clark Gable '73
Adam D.Gracz'08
Robert C. Hunter '66
Rowland J. Jones '38
Stephen 0. Leonard '76
James E. Lowdermilk'63
R.Timothy Lucas '80
Frederick! Mattox'54
W. Hunter Morgan '52
Thomas L. Norris '55
W. Daniel Pate '71
Richard L. Patterson '76
William !Plyler '73
Tony L. Pope '68
William J. Rendleman '73
John P. Skutch '98
Mathew J. Sosna'07
Joseph R. Warfel '66

Nortii Caroiina Epsiion

Davidson

Thomas H. Biggs '81
Alston W.Blount '54
Charles! Buchanan '01
Nicholas H.Cain '06
William L. DeVaughan '64
Alexander G. Donald '48
John H. Fitzgerald '34
Robert G. Folger '71
David C. Francis '04
Kevin M. Horan '87
Paul A. Home '79
Arthur J. Hurt '88
Walter C. Joyce '77
Malcolm W.Kunz '42
Michael J. Lee '98
Philip A. Leonard '72
James L. Mason '67
John D. Merchant '63
Carlisle C. Moore '48
Andrew J. Owens '47
Lyman J. Parrigin '71
Earl J. Robinson '71
Roger W.Saylor '75
John! St. Clair '59
John W.Thatcher '48
Lee C.Thompson '65
Jacques L. Vauclain '90

Nortii Caroiina Zeta

Wake Forest

Douglas L. Allen '75
Rudolph A. Ashton '68
David A. Bantz '66
Philip R Godwin '74
Charles B. Lassiter '70
Phillip A. Livingston '55
Richard! Lombard '86
Donald C.O'Shea '93
Clifford A. Reed '71
Manning L. Smith '64
Brian D.Smith '77
Benjamin H. Yarborough '71

Nortii Caroiina Eta

High Point

Roberto. Dockery '57

Nortii Caroiina Tiieta

Lenoir Rhyne

Milton R. Brown '75
Larry C. Hollar '66
James C.Wright '60

Nortii Caroiina lota

Barton

DanaB. Daniell '83
William 0. Hedgepeth '67
Guy A. Hyatt '77
G.Terry Jackson '66
W. Stephen Moore '82
A. Douglas Royal '67
Gary F.Thompson '79
R. Harrison Ward '79

Nortii Caroiina Kappa

East Carolina

William E. Brinkley '64
J.L. SkipBrowder'67
Andrew D.Carr '06
Timothys. Forman '93
OakleyW. Hogg'67
R.Todd Kirkpatrick'89
William B. Messer'70
Wayne R. Nixon '73
Mike R. Sandve '08
James R.White '85

Nortii Caroiina Lambda

Belmont Abbey

F Joseph Feeney '75
Kenneth Geyer '49
Phillip N.Maisano '69
John M. Queenan '76

North Caroiina iViu

Bon

Emory E. Bolton '76
David M. Dickerson '77
A. Christopher Hobbs '96

Nortii Caroiina Nu

North Carolina-Charlotte

Todd C. Cummings '92
George R. Frederick '90
William R.Hutaff '78
W.Travis Mangum '76
Nicholas G. Mirisis '00
Stephen M. Morris '76
G.Todd Parks '93
Benjamin E. Steger '08
William D. Strieker '77
Scott E. Van Vooren '94

Nortii Caroiina Xi

Appalachian State

Anthony L. Herrin '83
J.Austin McCarthy '07
Christopher M. McCaw '03
R. Hunter McMackin '89
Barry G. Richards '85
Donald B. Saunders '
Robert M.Smith '90

North Caroiina Omicron

North Carolina-Greensboro

Ronald J. Grant '00
Geoffrey A. Montross '07
Frank C.Strehl '05
Johnathan R. Waugh '05
Alan R. Zapata '93

North Caroiina Pi

Western Carolina

Steven J. Almasy '88
John E. Davis '
H.Justin Pace '04

North Caroiina Rho

North Carolina-Wilmington

Charles E.Rutt '93

North Dakota Aipha

North Dakota

Nicholai P. Braaten '99
Mark A. Christensen '95
Adam D.Clark '06
Matthew M.Hillerud '05
Eric A. Icard '00
Carl I. Klepzig '08
Kevin S. Moncrieff '94
Jon W. Putnam '99
BradyJ.Storhaug '00

Ohio Aipha

Ohio Northern

Garry L. Bair'07
David R. Bonfiglio '80
William H. Brinkmeyer '50
KippE. Bush '88
Michael H. Chow '92
William S. Derry'50
Chad A. Elkins'06
R. Edward Held '65
Harold C. Hodson '49
Emerson D. Holman '46
Thomas E. Hutson '93
Quintin A. Jessee '95
Bryan A. Knight '06
Brian P. Magee '06
Scott D. McCoy '42
J. Scott Miller '72
Martin S. Paul '65
Gary L. Royer '63
Stanley D.Scheetz '68
John L.Scott '80
Timothy M. Snapp '90
Christopher J. Stearns '89
Robert B. Storts '60
Aaron D. Sweet '05

Ohio Gamma

Ohio State

Carl A. Alexander '50
Lawrence E. Bechler'72
Michael J. Beer '96
Jacque Cain '52
Norman E. Carpenter '97
Michael E. Deegan '66
Anthony M. Del Col '70
David G.Elder '76
Raymond L. Fahrmeier '64
James E. Frounfelter '67
James V. Griesen '63
Richards. Guins '02
Stephen A. Hill '74
Kenneth G. Houts '35
Robert D. Jennings '85
Robert K. Johnson '49
George Jurcisin '49
James R. Kanik'50
Dennis 0. Kaps '03
Andrew J. Katterjohn '06
Herold R Luzader'46

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Carl R. Mahder'33
Derek A. McClellan '92
James G. McMillan '54
Daniel L. Miller '72
MarkD. Mudarth '06
Carl F. Obenauf '43
James E. Pfeifer '60
Scott W.Phillips '05
E.John Raab'73
Kyle! Rockwell '07
Raymond M. Roop '65
Erich J. Schreiner'07
Charles H.SIauter '46
Jeffrey C.Smith '66
Keith V.Smith '60
Howard E. Smith '44
Edward J. Spellacy '56
Donald B. Sperry '51
MarkO. Stevens '71
Donald G. Swales '56
Michael A. Tranovich '71
Eric C. Van Gilder '69
John C.Waggoner '69
Richard M.Walters '57
Fredericks. Weihmiller '76
Douglas A. Wemmer '71
Joseph M.Whittaker'06
Lloyd D.Williams '51

Ohio Epsiion

Ohio Wesleyan

Wayne S. Colvin '74
Robert M. Dickson '57
Robert B.Gibson '65
HughA. Harter'41
J. Allen Heath '77
Bradley R. Herzog '07
Donald W.Hudler '56
David A. Hunt '54
Gregorys. Ix '83
William R.Johnson '55
Harry J. Kanastab '39
Phillips. Kick '97
Jay F. Lachot '48
John P Mason '63
JackM. McClintock'43
C. Dean McGowan '83
John P McLarnan '04
DelbertM. McLaughlin '59
John M.Mills '73
John E. Moats '57
Michael B. Murphy '71
Richard A. Murtha'55
Charles W. Plum '36
Charles H. Pulley '39
Robert W.Riegger '50
Daryl D. Ruehle '62
JackW. Ryan '49
Richard D. Schaeffer '51
Thomas W.Selden '52
Ronald K. Snider '67
Michael H. Spencer '73
R.GaryStansbury'62
David J. Vaughan '48
Waldon R.Weber '56

Ohio Zeta

Baldwin-Wallace

Donald A. Arslanian '92
Jason L. Bartal '97
Rudolf L. Bauer '55
Donald A. Bible '51
Donald E. Braden '51
Justin L. Cooke '98
Arthur Daoulas '54
John R. DeChant'02
Lee J. Edmonds '83
David G. Fago '94
ScottA. Forster '93
Robert L. Frank '68
William E. Goette '90
Eric J. Harpring '94
Kenneth V. Harshman '51

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Jace W. Hatcher '01
Dean P.Jenkins '90
James W.Jones '51
Richard R. Krisher '50
Charles F. Lang '50
Peter D. Liatti '99
John E. IVIason '49
Kyle D. McDermott'02
Richard C. Meyer '52
Herbert! Minnis'65
Robert E. Morrison '51
Richard B. Patterson '67
Wendell G. Rakosky '78
John Reeks '53
Charles R.Scott '59
Michael J. Skordeles '93
John M. Speers '65
William M.Taylor '52
Christopher M.Towne '68
Bruce R. Williams '71

Ohio Eta

Miami U.

Emerson L. Brown '53
Robert W. Cunningham '8(
James B. Currie '70
Jeffrey K. Ehrmann '79
Joseph H. Etter'73
Kirk J. Fischesser '85
David P. Frey '07
George J. Gayda '83
Edward W.Gough '61
William W.Greer '81
Harold 0. Hayes '51
Tyler R.James '04
Brandon D. Kelley'07
J. Kevin Kendall '82
KurtA. Lenz'81
Raymond F. Link '50
Edmund J. Lis '51
Raymond M. Malone '79
Mike F. Mezzadri '07
Steven L. Mizelle '74
Nicholas A. Petrone '06
Richard A. Puzzitiello '84
Richard A. Puzzitiello '61
Jason L. Relle '07
Thomas F. Scherr'78
Charles G. Sedgwick '56
James R. Shenk'71
RobertJ. Straka'07
Joseph C. Sweeney '07
Kyle S. Taylor '07
Adam M. Thaler '06
Andrew D.Thomas '64
Robert H.Thompson '51
Brandon M. Uffner '07
Robert G.Wolverton '56

Ohio Theta

U. of Cincinnati

John A. Abraham '77
Lynn M. Barber '65
Kenneth 0. Bartley '86
Nino Benvenuti '97
Dale W. Bishop '55
Rudolf Bredenbeck'54
Zachary R. Bryson '09
Frederick W.Butler '66
George C.Christy '56
Wayne J. Conner '74
Wayne L.Cook '70
E. David Crawford '69
Lawrence D. Damron '
Marvin R. Davis '49
Arthur R.Ehrnschwender'^
Donald F. Elmore '64
Ronald L. Eng '96

W. Benjamin Evans '53
William R Freudenberger '63
Kent P. Friel '59
Jason J. Giust '97
Melvin H.Haas '62
Stephen M. Haverkos '09
Marks. Inzetta '77
Thomas F. Kamphake '76
Gary P. Lessis '83
Robert C.Loesch '63
George M. Mcllveen '56
Reineiro L. Medina '99
Robert W.Meredith '67
Dwight L.Moody '63
Louis F. Moormeier '50
Randy A. Musick'09
Russell G. Overgard '58
Scott F. Partridge '69
Dennis R. Reigle '67
James F. Robeson '59
Richard F. Roehr'59
Christopher R Schneider

'83
Michael H. Shirk '59
Jesse F. Stock '61
Timothy L. Timmel '70
Thomas E.Vick '69
Henry W. Wade '51
JuddW.Weis'85
R. EricWeise '54

Ohio lota

U. of Toiedo

Walter G.Barrett '64
Lou Barth '67
Matthew J. Bauer '10
Robert D. Beat '71
Guy M. Beeman '04
Richard W. Bensman '52
Rons. Binder '83
Thomas L. Bowers '78
John C. Bruning '66
Bryan C. Darling '09
Terrence J. Evans '65
Grant D. Evans '08
Robert E. Gang '48
Jay C.Gilchrist '60
Ronald W.Greller '74
Kenneth E. Grugel '72
Richard M. Hanley '85
Dennis G. Herrold '63
Stephen E. House '92
Delwin N. Ketterman '59
Albert W.KIeine '51
Steve D. McAllister '06
James L. Meyer '79
RobertJ. Nearhoof '09
Dino A. Pietromica '92
R. Lee Reynolds '10
Devon R Scheible '05
Charles H. Seawater'53
Donald F. Spear '55
Richard L. Springer '52
Richard A. St. John '63
TheodoreA. Tilly '67
Jack L. Wagner '56
Harold G. Waters '56
Brian M. Wiggins '05
James H. Williams '64
PhilipA. Woolaver'52

Ohio Kappa

Bowiing Green State

Roger E.Akins '70
John Banks '08
Richard J. Barbate '55
David E. Boyles'63
Christopher R. Cape '93
JohnV. Chidley'64
William E.Coyle '74
R Michael Curtis '74
Robert W.Custer '69
Kevin M. Davis '07

Roger U. Day '52
Neil S. Doerman '54
Charles G.Eberly '63
Corey M. Follick'98
Jason D. Gerard '94
Michael A. Grimm '83
Mearl R. Guthrie '48
Nolan R. Hadix'64
Michael E.Hall '64
Jens A. Hansen '92
AllenA. Hilou'80
John A. Howe '53
D.Bradly Leis'79
Roberts. Lyons '64
Franklin A. Martens '64
David L. Mayer '84
Doyle E. McOwen '50
Jerry F. Milnor'61
William R. Peca '64
Jeffrey D. Penny '80
Robert G. Peters '70
William K.Rudloff '84
Kevin L. Ruffer '89
Patrick L. Ryan '74
Donald K. Sage '57
Carlton E. Schooley '63
Leiand G.Smith '70
CoolidgeW. Stryker'51
RobertJ.Thorndike'89
Todd R. Urmanic'88
Harald Vaher'89
Michael J. Vank '69
Lon D. Weigand '94
Ralph M.Wells '57
James W. West '64
StevenJ.Wilken'81

Ohio Lambda

Kent State

H.Wayne Anderson '61
Christopher M. Bell '98
Brandon J. Crabill '08
Lowell B. Davis '61
Bruce E. Fusillo '70
Steven P. Geroski '58
Anthony J. Giovinazzo '54
Howard E. Leidy '70
David E. Madge '64
James M. May '73
Karl S.Miller '54
Glenn D. Miller '59
Graham A. Peters '64
Thomas C. Pexton '53
Jon G. Pounds '57
Bernard Reiner '58
Frank E.Tejan '60
Clifford E.Thompson '62
Richard W.Tuxill '60

Edward B. Underhill '56
BrentonT. VanFossen '99
Timothy J. Whitman '66

OhioiVlu

Youngstown State

J. Philip Allison '68
Robert E. Berquist'70
Bryce E. Calvin '97
John N. Cernica '57
James A. Colantino '74
Daniel E. Donatelli '65
Thomas R. Hall '64
KelsieB. Harder '56
C. Earl Harris '66
William J. Klucher '57
James M. McGinn '68
Robert A. Pavaiko '02
Ken P. Perich '72
Barry J. Poor '65
John A. Popio '70
Paul R. Sevenich '60
PhilipA. Snyder '52
JohnR. Stoll'71
Joseph M.Swartz'77
David J.Taylor '77

OhioNu

Cieveiand State

David L. Balint '69
Joseph V. Barna '77
Edward M. Kerekes '67
Steven T. Sak '78
Joseph G. Spagnuolo '70

Ohio Xi

Ofiio

Edward L. Allen '71
Grant V.Hesser '69
PaulE. Kulik'71
Jordan S. Meyer '05
Gregory D. Pearson '94
SeanT. Skender'93
G.Steven Smith '08
Andrew Speicher '07

Ohio Omicron

Defiance

Daniel L. Baer'77
Jeffrey A. Clevenger'90
Dennis Enyart '90
Donald W.Germann '90
Kenneth W. Kuzma '71
Donald T. Pinkerton '88
MarkA. Pohto'71
Daniel W.Shahan '89

Ohio Pi

Wriglit State

Granger H. Butler '78
Mark J. Lamberth '76
Stephen M. Percival '79
Andy A. Spangler'04
Wesley J. Speicher '04
Steven M. Spohn '80

Ohio Rho

U. of Dayton

James D. Ackerman '94
Bryan R. Ciesielski '99
EricW. Dellert'06
Wesley A. Ehninger '07
Randy A. Krack'93
Brian R. Schultek'07
Brian J. Shapleigh '06
MarkJ.Smalley'91
Bradley! Sova '07

Ohio Sigma

Case Western Reserve

Lawrence P. Colucci '96
Bayard V.Gennert '02
Bernard A. Jacobson '08
MarkR. Notargiacomo '08
ChristopherW. Prall'01
AtuI Rohatgi '97
Aaron D. Williams '06

Ohio Tau

Denison

Robert H.Bell '99
C.John Bongiovanni '07
Aaron ! Brown '07
Lawrence H. Dimmitt '06
Jonathan S. Ellison '04
Noah C. Lauricella'04
Ryan E. Mills '03
Edward A. Pumphrey '06
Eric! Van Rensselaer '07

Ohio-SEC

Jotin Carroii

Brett A. Greer '08
Peter M. Hrtanek'08
James A. Naeger'08
Benjamin M.White '07

Oi(iahoma Aipha

Oldafioma State

Donald L. Boggs '51
Trey A. Bowen '06
John R. Bradley '58
Robert A. Breedlove '69
John P. Fiebig '87

All-time

I DONORS

1. 1991 841

2. 1993 823
i 3. 1964 817

4. 1992 794

5. 1985 783

6. 1984 779

7. 1969 760

by CLASS YEARS

1968

753

1965

722

10.

1966

719

11.

1970

713

12.

1983

705

13.

1967

693

14.

1971

680

Robert E. Harrison '52
CurtL. Hellen'97
Lawrence C. Jernigan '52
Ronald A. Johnson '54
Wight W.Jones '53
James D. Kile '08
Harold L. Love '53
J. William Love '49
James D. McKellar '67
Phillip H.Myles '65
Sam Naifeh '08
Joneil R. Olds '50
John! Osborn '35
Maurice R. Ransom '39
Charles 0. Riddle '73
A. Sterett Robertson '72
Joe L. Scearce '53
Jeremiah M.Scott '92
Neal!Seidle'62
E. Ben Webster '57

Ol(iahoma Beta

Oldafioma

Robert D.Allen '53
Jean-Paul Audas '87
D.Todd Bandy '86
Paul R. Bickhart'81
Gregory W.Curry '83
Rodneys. Davis '66
M.Andy Davis '98
Robert G. Denison '58
John C. Denman '08
Thomas F. Dudley '52
MarkH. Ephraim '85
Terry W. Estes '65
G. Douglas Fox '55
Forrest L. Frueh '61
Steven J. Hall '74
David K. Harry '81
Frank E. Heaston '49
Gordon E. Hillhouse '49
Nicholas R. Hummel '03
Kevin R Kuykendall '89
John E. Lacy '60

C. James Mans '63
Jonathan R. Murphy '08
MarkW. Oxsen '08
ElishaA. Paschal '54
Mitchell E. Rankin '08

J. Bryan Schulhoff '08
J. CalebShahbandeh '08
Donald M.Smith '56
Ryan E. Stevens '09

D. Shaun Steward '84
Alfred I. Strentzsch '59
Kenneth M.Taylor '66

C. Matthew Thornton '91

1963 674

1994 667

2000 667

1962 645

1982 642

1998 641

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Generosity

CHAPTER GIVING

MichaelJ.Transue '66
Daryle D. Voss '90
M. Richard Wager '73
Charles S. West '98
Elwood F.Williams '07

Oklahoma Gamma

U. of Tulsa

Thomas C. Carlson '51
Robert M.Crowley '52
William H.Curry '51
Dean C. Felts '59
Verdice E. Liles '50
J. Robert Lukeman '52
Lindsey E. IVIitchell '47
IVIaurice L. Richards '51
John I.Smith '53

Oklahoma Delta

Oklahoma City

A. Howard Allnutt '54

Oregon Alpha

Oregon State

Robert R.Adams '48
Damon A. Barnett '95
MichaelJ. Beeson '73
John C. Bowne '56
Benjamin E. Brodie '64
Gavin D. Brown '90
Dane A. Butler '06
James H. Colburn '55
Edwin R.Collin '37
Steven D. Cowgill '83
Michael G. Cowgill '75
Douglas A. Doehle '58
Shawn M. Dooley '83
Charles W. Dunn '58
George V. Ellison '57
Gene F. Empey '49
Ronald H. Engebrecht '56
Robert H.Ewalt '56
Harold L. Firestone '46
Michael R. Eraser '96
Charles L.Fritz '58
JoelT. Geelan '08
JohnT. Gilmour '67
John A. Goesling '67
Jeremy S. Gragg '07
Harold R. Heaton '58
Thomas A. Higgins'80
Sean D. Hyatt '06
Douglass S.Johnson '46
Ronald W.Kelleher '52
Robert E. Knapp '50
John Lee '59
Trevor A. Livingston '01
Edward R. Lovell '41
Terry W. Lowry '62
Kenneth S. Maddox'75
Jeffrey A. Malkasian '91
MichaelJ. Markham '68
Brian P. McCune '72
GeneM. Milbrath '63
John R. Murphy '03
DanaK. Murton '56
James C. Nissen '74
Harold M. Patterson '49
Harold W. Peterson '42
Richard J. Rich '07
Douglas C. Robinson '48
John H. Sandstrom '74
Robert H. Schierman '50

Christopher D.Stauffer '99
JohnA.Talbott'49
Jack E. Taylor '69
Scott A. Thompson '90
EricH. Warninghoff '96
Arthur W.Wells '51
Thomas V. Wiggins '84
JohnT. Zimmerman '04
James L. Zimmerman '02
Paul L. Zimmerman '70

Oregon Beta

Oregon

Thomas N. Barry '52
Robert D. Best '69
Darrel D. Brittsan '57
Timothy J. Broderick'98
Juris Cilnis '57
Russell W.Cole '38
Theodore A. Cook '85
Thomas J. Cowling '60
Americo R Di Benedetto '47
R.Thomas Elliott '73
Bryan R. Engdahl '05
Oberlin J. Evenson '41
Randall E.Farleigh '71
Richard M. Farleigh '71
H.Curtis Finch '52
Steven M. Fowler '41
Allen L. Gummer '58
Alan B. Hicks '52
WillardF. Hollenbeck'50
Sigmund F Lindley '85
James R. Lyski '85
Gordon B. MacPherson '54
Samuel G. McClure '66
Merton L. Meeker '51
Darren M.Miller '64
John M. Mize'02
Ray H. Muessig '50
Douglass. Querin '68
Todd A. Ruberg '82
Lance D. Steinberg '92
A. Russell Taggard '66
Larry Toda '79
Dean Van Lydegraf '42
Raymond H.Walker '59
James H.Warsaw '69
MarkD. Wenrick'96
Richard C.Williams '41
G. Duncan Wimpress '46
MarcusC. Wulf '64

Oregon Gamma

Lewis and Clark

David B. Bailey '69
William R Bessolo '85
Philips. Bradley '59
Larry L. Campbell '53
Richard F Emery '66
NilesR. Fowler '70
Gerald A. Hall '58
Reginalds. Saddoris '68
Ralph R.Smith '59

Pennsylvania Gamma

U. of Pittsburgh

ToddE. Bick'98
David S. Crown '07
Fernand Dowd '52
Michael B. Majewski '06
Anthony Palombizio '96
Brian C. Partridge '92
John J. Radzieta'93
Chad E. Richmond '93
David R. Schaffner'06
Donald F Semans '51

Robert M.Tibi '91
Richard L. Vermillion '96
Allan D. Warnath '55
Steven L. Yang '93
Maxwell S. Zingle '07

Pennsylvania Delta

Pennsylvania

Robert L.Anderson '50
David L. Bickelhaupt '51
John M. Bixler'49
Andrew B. Brody '88
Brendan M. Browne '07
Donald A. Bux'52
David E. Callahan '60
Alfred L. Clarke '54
Earl C. Conway '54
Brett R. Danko '90
Conrad J. Eberstein '65
David L. Ffrench '51
Timothy E. Games '84
Timothy A. Garvey '80
William H.Gelbach '43
R Clarke Glennon '55
Henry F. Guckes '61
Torren J. Haavik'07
Joseph R. Halprin '87
James A. Hughes '52
Gerard J. Jablonowski '78
Harold G. Jacklin '56
Robert M.Johnson '55
Richard C. Kmetz '43
Joshua T. Krotec '01
Jeffrey R. Lehman '72
Jason G. Letts '06
Lawrence E. Lloyd '79
Robert F Lloyd '39
Eugene K. Lorenz'56
James L. Luther '62
Frank J. Macero '60
Matthew D. Mackie '53
Joseph S. Magnano '75
Kenneth B. Marcus '72
William J. Maxwell '52
John V McCarty '99
Bruce D. McCormick'58
Mark R Nevitt '97
Quang Bang '96
Henry A. Pope '43
Albert J. Pope '49
Glenn T. Preston '90
Michael G. Pugh '68
Vincent E. Rettew '55
Douglass. Roberts '83
William B. Roberts '34
David T. Rowlands '52
Garrison! Russell '66
William A. Schilling '03
C.Crandall Shaffer '44
Charles R.Shubert '49
Dallas L.Smith '67
Donald F. Sontag '53
James A. Spendiff '65
Richard C. Steinmeier '96
Kyle R. Stephenson '89
Frank C.Taylor '58
Richard B.Thompson '94
Aaron M.Tidman '02
Daniel H. Van Winkle '62
EdgarA. Waite'49
MaxM. Wesman '05
Henry J. Wilewski '59
Timothy R.Wilson '87
Nelson N.Yu '93
Andrew M. Zwecker '07

Pennsylvania Epsllon

Lehigh

Samuel E. Banks '63
Ray E. Brawn '43
Jeffrey A. Brooks '80

Ricardo R.Cohen '88
Brian H. Conover '07
William C.Cooke '65
Richard C. Davis '55
James L. Dorris '69
John G. Fleck '51
William T Fox '50
Stephen A. Giglio '77
Taylor D. Haverkamp '07
Harry R Hawkes '84
Donald T Heywood '56
Donald G.Keller '60
Charles R. Kubic '72
Richard J. MacAdams '46
Robert F Moore '50
John W. Powell '74
Paul L. Rinaldi '82
George A. Rippel '74
Robert C.Schwab '86
Harold D. Sherwood '44
Stefan J. Siwiecki '06
Andrew J. Smith '80
FrankA. Stutz'31
Frederic B. Terry '57
Andres A. Velasquez '98
Albert D. Warren '57
Richard E. Weinstock'87
Leonard G. West '58
Arthur J. White '43
Paul E.White '38
James R. Whitmore '06
Theodore G. Widmayer '58
DavidJ.Withey'57
Jason S. Zeller '07
John E.Zollinger '57

Pennsylvania Eta

Pennsylvania State

Bert L. Agnew'48
R. Donald Anderson '55
Edward H. Blackburn '43
Charles E. Bowers '56
Christopher H.Cabell '90
Raymond R Carretta '03
Scott B.Clark '87
Howard I. Collier '54
Richard D. Collins '45
PaulE. Derstine'62
Matthew G. Donner '91
William P Douglas '47
William FDoutt '52
Robert J. Dudek'88
James R. Eynon '35
David R. Farrow '54
J. Richard Gilger '55
Robert TGolder '36
William J. Hell '86
Terry L. Katz '81
Barry A. Kline '90
Paul Krystow'46
Raymond Leahey '61
Allan R LeChard '55
William T Lewis '67
Frank C. Lordi '92
Thomas H. Lynch '90
Sajin Mathew'OO
Warden B. Muller'59
Anthony J. Orsini '51
Thomas J. Owens '65
Harry L. Oyler '41
Richards. Piper '51
JohnT Podrasky '52
Christopher M. Roberts '07
Albert C.Sardella '07
Harry A. Savisky '50

William A. Schreyer '48
James Sherwin '96
Frank D.Svitek '73
Donald D. Von Lunen '48
Michael J. Willard '60

Pennsylvania Theta

Carnegie Mellon

Timothy A. Abraldes '07
Gregory B. Blank '99
Vinay J. Chaudhary '07
Roger Conant '32
Keith A. Eich '02
Wescott B. Israel '06
Jonathan L. Lustgarten '04
Lester J. Manzano '97
Steven S. Nielsen '07
Matthew L. Van Winkle '05
Ryan M. Voss '04
Christian Wagner '09
Harry B. White '29

Pennsylvania lota

Muhlenberg

Harold L. Baty '69
Donald R. Blair '65
Leonard D. Boclair'57
Aubrey N. Bougher '65
Glenn A. Deibert '68
David A. Detwiler'72
Robert G.Dorf '93
Brooks R. Edwards '52
Jeffrey R. Essig '97
David C. Fry '64
Anthony J. Georges '89
Robert T Gleichmann '87
Barry S.Grahn '89
Richard R.Grimm '60
Adam F Hurlburt'07
Matthew D. Karcher '93
RoyH. Kehm '50
Donald R. Klenk'51
W. Russell Koerwer '68
David 0. Krantz '83
Donald L. Kuhnsman '48
Peter T MacWilliams '59
George W. Pike '52
PaulG. Preuss'63
Paul D. Rosa '86
Leo F. Sheehan '07
David W. Shoemaker '69
Scott R Sutton '07
Mark R Werrell '76
Richard W. Whitaker '52
Allen B.Zdroik '87

Pennsylvania Kappa

Bucknell

Paul N.Anderson '56
David Brearley '66
Douglas D. Chamberlin '69
John M. Claycomb '51
Paul A. Coppola '77
Jonathan S. Crawford '91
Otto H. Ferrari '67
Richard E. Frazier '74
James E. Galloway '49
Robert J. Grimm '07
John H. Hardenstine '59
James R. Hind '41
Jack L. Home '71

Thomas A. Jennings '74
Randolph L. Kolva '77
Jay F. Kosa '07
Joseph Levi '48
John E. Matthews '59
Brett J. Miller '07
Howard K. Moll '40
JackD. Moyer '56
Robert H.Nagel '77
Frederick H. Pond '51
EricR. Potocek'07
Kyle M. Rosendale '07
Timothys. Shook '86
Robert G.Smith '62
R Barry Straus '65
Raymond W. Tallau '51

Pennsylvania Lambda

Westminster

Athelston G. Bartholomew

'43
Gavin R Baumgardner '93
Christopher L. Borsani '04
Carmen J. Cagno '64
Anthony R.Carrabba '96
Robert L.Coles '64
J. Jerome Cowan '56
Thomas C. Evans '39
William I. Hamer'52
Stephen M. Hatch '85
JensF. Jorgensen '67
Keith W.McGinnis '51
Williams. McKnight '63
RossS. McNeil '42
Patrick M. Nevling '97
Douglas D. Nosik'69
Thomas R. Sarver'57
William N.Vance '59

Pennsylvania Mu

Temple

MarkD.Chaump'04
William H. Fifield '50
Walter E.Goodman '68
Louis A. Guglielmo '92
Benjamin L. Hannum '54
William C. Hewson '50
Joseph C. Hummel '66
Nicholas J. Hurchick'07
Larry P. Jakubowitz'95
David E. Kuhl '51
Walter Liszewski '54
James E. McDowell '40
Bernard J. Milano '61
Henry A. Miller '63
Robert J. Praisner '54
Robert T Rambo '67
Ernest E. Rettberg '35
Robert D. Sayrs '47
William H. Stafford '53
John RStemple'37
C. Herbert Wineholt '54

Pennsylvania Nu

Thiel

William E. Babcock'47
Donald E. Bischoff '58
Jason M. Bohinsky '01
Hugh R Dinco'64
Gregory A. Gainer '87
Charles A. Gefrorer'64
Richard D. Huether'74
Charles J. Inacker '58
Reed A. Kepner '56
RoyT. Lloyd '65
James R. Locke '76
David S. Long '78
Chris H. Lugenbill '70

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You 2004

CHAPTER GIVING

Roberto. Miller '55
Donald F. Munro 70
Richard A. Pennington 70
Samuel L. Poole '69
Paul A. Runge'70
Scott M.Russell 71
PaulT. Steffens'70
Richard H. Stough '59
George A. Summerhill '59
Richard D.Thiele'68
John E.Zawacki '71

Pennsylvania Xi

Indiana of Pennsylvania

Jonathan H. Benedict '00
Edward S. Bush '02
Robert E.Crites '97
KrisM. Douglas '98
David L. Einsel '58
George F. Glarner '56
Kevin D. Michael '95
Dean M.OIack'94
Darron J. Trobetsky '94
Aaron J. Springer '04

Pennsylvania Omicron

Philadelphia U.

Paul R. Buckwalter '66
James C. Donnelly '91
William A. Finn '67
Walter P Ruemmler'66
Philip A. Spanninger'65
Craig W. Winter '98

Pennsylvania Rho

Vi I Ian ova

Anson H. Asbury '92
Paul D. Banick'83
J. Brian Garden '82
David A. DePetris '87
William F. Dolan '90
David L. Gottshall '81
James J. Kelly '81
David H. Lanty '91
Timothy R Lederer '94
Roberts. Morehouse '81
Neal D. Muroff 87
James J. Rowley '93
Craig F. Sanders '90

Pennsylvania Sigma

York

Troy C. Watson '91

Pennsylvania Tau

West Chester

Mitchell G. Crane '77
John J. deGlavina '06
Andrew R Hausman '90
Douglas W. Lauver'93
Michael D. Mezzasalma '07
Anthony R. Natali '96
Philip R.Tripp '91

Pennsylvania Upsilon

Clarion of Pennsylvania

James M. Daugherty '91
EricT. Pascucci '94

Pennsylvania Plii

Susquehanna

Jeffrey A. Elwell '90
Michael J. Franken '05
James A. Lee '87
Douglas B.Noble '00

Matthew J. Rose '05
William J. Wolf '03

Pennsylvania Psi

St. Josephs

John V. Avicolli'99
Richard A. Ceccoli '04
MarcT. Chianese '05
Michael K. Creamer '90
Anthony A. Gawronski '91
Shawn C. Huber'93
Edward J. Mancinelli '90
Michael A. McCormick'94
Matthew Muldoon '07
Stephen R.Smith '90

Pennsylvania Omega

LaSalle

Douglas A. LeVien '94
Jeffrey M. Meyers '93
EdwardJ.Weklar'98

Pennsylvania Beta Alplia

Moravian

Michael C. DeNicola'06
Clifford W.Garr '07
Ludovic Y. Guillou '
AliM.Okur'07
Steven J. Sweeney '03
Brad J. Wampler'07

Rhode Island Beta

Rhode Island

Davids. Bennett '93
Thomas L. Byers '86
Patrick B. Drumm '06
Gregory J. DuMont '93
Alan R. Eliasof '78
Fred J. Erichsen '91
Frank P. Gallo '63
PaulW.Gehr'87
Hal A. Greenspan '94
Christopher R. Jarvis '92
Matthew P. Martin '07
Paul R. Picard '71
MarkL. Saible'76
Stephen J. Shea '87
Charles G.Smith '65

South Carolina Alpha

South Carolina

Andrew R Dawid '70
Fredericks Day '61
Edward R. Dieterle '60
Terry R. Dimmery '75
Robert H. Dowdeswell '66
Stephen J. Duggan '07
Robert R.Eakins '70
Christopher W. Fassino '00
J.Warren Hilton '64
Sean C. Hinson '06
Johns. Hubich '75
George D. Jebaily '78
McRae B.Johnston '75
JackC. McDowell '58
George E. Meetze '30
Brian R. Mulvihill '06
Charles J. Nelson '79
Russell J. Pantsari '70
E. Eugene Sires '72
Robert E.Smith 71
Harold F. Sturm '60
John L. Sunday '71
Joseph R.Turnage '80
Charles D.Turpie '73
Eugene M. Varn '81
Robert L.Whitmire '58
Bruce T.Willey '57

Michael A. Windus '58
Thomas R. Woods '57

South Carolina Beta

Clemson

J. Calvin Aycock'85
James L. Flowers '07
Bradley W.Gantt '85
Rodney D.Hunt '83
Thomas M.Jones '76
Edward M. Joseph '04
J. Ethan Manley '97
Steven R. Meller '92
Henry B. Munn '72
E. Manly Norris '07
Sherman R. Rominger '06
David V. Saitta '72
Brian C. Short '08
Matthew J. Watkins '77
John R. Weaver '99

South Carolina Gamma

Francis Marion

Anthony J. Marcaccio '85

South Carolina Delta

Winthrop

Stephen Mclntyre '84

South Carolina Zeta

Charleston

Brent E.Bentrim '94
George E. Haborak'
Jerry K. Hair '06

South Dakota Alpha

South Dakota State

Nathan D. Bylander'09
Jeffrey C. Nolz '03
Brad D. Wieskus'98

Tennessee Alpha

Tennessee

Maxie T.Allen '91
James J. Bacchus '66
Alex A. Barnett'08
Richard C. Basler '69
James M. Bell '92
James R. Blair '61
Henry L. Bledsoe '53
David E. Bryant '85
Taylor W.Butler '08
Robert Cambruzzi '07
William R. Carroll '68
Clayton A. Chapman '97
Joe Clayton '57
James L. Clayton '57
Robert M. Craft '84
Dan L. Culver '81
Matthew D. Daniels '00
James A. Dillon '50
Justin L. Dodson '06
James D. Edwards '59
Allen R.EIkins '57
Carlisle W.Evans '38
Harry 0. Ford '65
Larry C. Foster '64
James E. Fox '59
Douglas C.Gantt '72
John D. Glass '08
Steven Hahn '07
JackC. Harmon '63
William B. Hope '60
James H. Hornsby '49
Nicholas Howser '08
DonC. Irwin '83
Thomas S.Jackson '61

Howard J. Kaplan '71
James 0. King '50
Joseph D. Luna '67
Donald H. MacLeod '49
C. Lockwood Marine '58
William H.Martin '91
William L. Matthews '68
Charles J. Morris '88
James A. Owen '81
Myron K. Peck '57
EarlC. Pippin '46
Howard! Prince '51
G. Burl Rainwater '58
Ronald M. Roberts '63
James F. Russell '52
Robert W.Shafer '47
W. Ethan Smart '08
Chad A. Smith '96
Mark A. Sparkman '92
Andrew H.Stallings '66
Herbert D.Sullivan '50
George E.Taylor '43
William R.Tice'84
William A. Tyler '64
Jeffrey C. White '88
James L. Wilbanks '41
Kelly L.Williams '92
Ray E.Williams '59
Alan D.Wilson '79

Tennessee Beta

U. of Memphis

W. Frederick Dodson '56
Ralph Hayes '59
Frank C. Holloman '93
David A. Jackson '02
Michael P. King '66
Jason M. Kummerow'08
Patrick W. Lawler'77
Ryan E. Pickett '08
David K. Rea'66
James T. Reeves '71
Walter H.Robbins '56
Michael C.Williams '69
Travis M.Woodbury '06

Tennessee Gamma

East Tennessee State

B. Stevenson Carico '91
Joe C. Collins '55
Sean R Connor '99
Herbert C. Donaldson '74
Andrew J. Hall '94
Lyndon E. Holloman '59
D.C. Pratt '56
CurtE. Robinson '86
Frank E. Rutherford '57
Joshua A. Sands '09
William G. Sikes '57
Derrick A. Tarn '96
Clifton F.Willis '64

Tennessee Delta

Tennessee Wesleyan

F.Joseph Burger '63
Donald W. Close '72
Gordon C. Elkins '66
Randall L.Miller '61
Billy J. Wilson '54

Tennessee Epsilon

Tennessee Tech

William F. Copeland '69
Roland DeCicco '08
Andrew J. Diller'08
Ottis T. Estes '74
James E.Johnson '71
Cameron M. Kelly '04
Matthew A. Miser '06
Dennis E. Roberts '75
Steven M. Rosch '08

Tennessee Zeta

Lambuth

Clay M.Crockett '04
Steven D. Daniels '78
Anthony W. Davis '02
David C. DeCrow'98
Jeremy B. Epperson '99
Michael E. Godwin '72
EldonE. Holliday'07
Michael D. Nunnery '76
Clyde L. Sales '08
Jerry G. Sullivan '79

Tennessee Eta

Austin Peay State

Christopher G.Clark '97
Steven W. Hagewood '74
Robert D. Holeman '78
David E.Johnson '98
Daniel R.Watson '03

Tennessee Theta

Middle Tennessee State

Daniel N.Clark '87
David 0. Pritchett'90
Roy J. Roberts '95
Stephen C.Valente '96

Tennessee lota

Lincoln Memorial

Timothy J. McCoy '83
C. Roger Stapleton '82

Tennessee Kappa

Tennessee-Martin

B. Beau Barlowe '05
Alan M. Bush '08
Christopher! Collie '96
J. Trey Halterman '96

Texas Alpha

Texas-Austin

Albert M.Albright '57
Douglas K.Anderson '62
Charles W.Bailey '62
John D. Baker '51
Gregory RBarra '02
Bryan C. Birkeland '73
Melvin C. Brackendorff '75
Lynn H. Butler '89
Kerry P. Carney '80
Roger C. Chapman '49
Gary F. Cox '71
John L. Craig '43
John R. Cutler '32
David B. Deniger'67
David A. Donohoe '85
Sid Duderstadt'70
Douglas A. Duke '83
William !Gough 70
Robert J. Heintzelman '88
Thomas 0. Hicks '68
R.Steven Hicks '72
Raymond D. Holstead '52

C. Kimble Janicke '73
J. Gordon Johnson '49
Maurice G. Kennedy '65

Connie M. Lane '99
Joseph J. Lovoi '56
Donald R Mafrige '59
James Marsico '08
William H.McCausland '83
Andrew M. McDonald '08
Elbert E.Miller '49
Harry A. Miller '41
Alexander F. Muse '94
Jeffrey D. Otto '77
D. Reid Patterson '67
Derron Podd '08
Richards. Rankin '77

B. Mack Rankin '50
Douglass A. Reed '82
James M. Rienstra '72
JackW. Savage '74
William A. Shirley '65
Collin L. Slye'91

Neil Solomon '08
SamStanbery'08
George A. Toledo '76
John K.Tyler '63
Robert M. Underwood '81
Christopher P Van Slyke '90
JonA. Vogler'66
John C.Wagner '04
G.David Whitley '05
Cadmus E. Williams '58
Louis B.Williams '70
W.Gardner Winters '42
Francis G. Winters '48
Frank RWipff '41
Phil D.Woodruff '51

Texas Beta

North Texas

J. Michael Ancy '78
William ! Anderson '70
William R. Blakemore '66
Jeffrey A. Blanton '84
G.Thomas Boswell '68
Brian L. Chandler '88
Allah B. Conant'61
Michael G. Creel '90
Malcolm Dade '57

C. Dean Davis '52
James H. Fuller '53
John R. Gehm '65
BillyA. Gilliland'60
Don K. Gobin '57
Charles R. Harris '51
Bill D. Harvey '58
Eric W. Hell '86
Gary L. Jefferies '68
David M. Kennedy '80
Stephen A. Kuntz'77
Edward L. Littleton '90
Jay F. Lombardo '85
Bryan B. Marsh '81
Eric S.Miller '91

G. Michael Moon '77
Samuels. Moon '89
BillM.Ohland'72
Duffy S. Oyster '69
James B. Palmer '54
Kelly K.Pigg '60
Aubrey H. Polser'65
W. Clifford Price '88
William J. Quinn '87
J. Douglas Ragsdale '73
JackE. Rumbley '51
Gerald M.Schafer '54

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CHAPTER GIVING

GaryM.Shultz'65
Durrell P.Smith '91
Steven A. Smith '98
Scott R. Steenson '69
William R.Stewart '81
Monte J. White '88

Texas Gamma

Texas Christian

David C. Allen '73
Tyler C.AIlie '07
S. Davis Armour '06
Kenneth R. Baird '99
T. Cody Bell '08
Brian R.Bennett '68
J. Clay Bloomquist '08
Joel C. Brakken '07
Jeffrey K. Brill '01
Jordan IVI. Brown '05
Christopher E. Carter '71
Royce D. Carvalho '02
Jack B. Crouch '62
James R. Dearman '06
Hossien Esmaeili '00
Richard C. Fitzer'01
IVIatthewE. Freedman '05
Harold RGilley '72
Reese W.Gordon '08
Michael W.Gray '04
Shawn K. Hakansson '58
David R. Hardin '73
Shaun E. Hayes '05
Chris S. Haynes'99
Peter R. Healey'06
Branson H. Heinz '06
Jon D. Hellberg '72
Michael G.Holley '98
MarkD. Irish '98
Ross T.Jackson '08
Donald W. Jackson '61
D. Alexander Kuykendall '08
John D. Lea '01
Luke A. Leidenfrost '07
Lucas C. Martin '08
James H. McCool '73
Steven M. McDonald '07
Michael E. Mclntyre '68
David E. Merrill '00
Mitchell L. Moss '08
Russell L. Newman '74
Eric C. Norrington '07
Eric C. Norrington '72
Matthew L. Owens '07
Patrick L. Pannett '00
William M. Patten '73
Russell A. Pease '67
William N. Radcliffe '02
Victor L. Reames '68
PaulH. Rodgers'70
Brendan K. Rose '02
Jeremy A. Ross '08
Robert W. Saunders '74
Patrick J. Sheehan '69
Andrew C. Smithson '00
Stephan C. Smyth '74
Thomas A. Tallman '73
Jace A. Thompson '08
JefferyQ.Tuuk'74
Winyu Vongstapanalert '98
D. Michael Wallach '76
Charles G.Warczak '70
James K.Wilson '74
Claude A. Wilson '65
John D.Wood '08
John D. Wrench '60

Texas Delta

U. of Houston

Jason Baehr '06
Jason P. Bishop '93
Joseph J. Durso '60
Steven B. Fry '92
Henry W.Graham '76
Donald E. Heard '89
Lonnie R. Vincent '73

Texas Epsilon

Lamar

Thomas G. Allardyce '70
Stephen A. Bowker'62
Lance A. Broussard '97
James T Brumfield '65
Donald R. Burnett '92
Carlo J. Busceme '74
Kenneth L.Clark '65
Gary R. Clayton '77
James G. Crump '62
R. George Harvey '59
Jimmy D. Hodge '76
William L.Kurtz '64
Daniel J. Legnion '08
Thomas C. Mays '76
J. Robert McLendon '64
Zim N. Morris '78
Robert E. Reaves '64
Lamar A. Roach '60
Thomas F Romano '81
Walter I.Tacquard '72

Texas Zeta

East Texas State

Gordon R. Cox '61
George R.Follis '81
Howard L. Nycum '69
Paul R.Shaw '70

Texas Eta

Sam Houston State

Charles E.Amato '70
James D. Ashmore '59
Thomas A. Britt '74
Samuel R. Kennedy '83
James G. Morrison '85
Joseph A. Scanlin '67
Wayne E. Schroeder '62
Robert R Walton '71

Texas Theta

St. Marys

Jaime R. Gomez '86
Richard C. Jaworski '78
Kyle B.Lopez '00

Texas lota

Texas Tecfi

DanS.AIIred'74
BlakeA. Bouldin '08
Jimmy D. Browning '82
Bill RCasselberry'78
Roger B. Cowie '87
Jackson F. Douglas '74
Brooks W.Erwin '06
Joseph K. Fielding '07
R. Craig Foster '79
William W. Leavell '76
Joseph J. Lovoi '04
Elliot J. Michel '07
Robert C. O'Neal '92
Adam A. Pompili '05
James B. Preston '07
Zachary B. Reed '06
RossA. Washam '72
Jack V. Waters '83

Texas Kappa

Texas-Ariington

Charles R. Caldwell '77
Harald D. Cussnick'92
Matthew T. Domenici '94
Randy S. Floyd '93
M.Guy Gamble '90
Stephen L. Hanebutt '90
Eric P. Lara '08
Louis A. Lyons '91
Oscar 0. Nelson '85
Robert W.Schmidt '84
Robert L.Thompson '91
Patrick B.Welborne '91
David R. Wolverton '85
Franklin D. Worsham '08

Texas Lambda

Tyier

Dean A. Dresser '87

Texas Mu

TexasA&iVI

Kyle R.Allen '85
Jason T. Boyd '07
Sean H. Dugan '04
MarkC. Durbon '67
AlexM. Forshey '07
Christopher J. Hawtrey '94
C. Lance McDade '82
Edward B. Meinen '08
Jeremiah M. Nance '70
Dominic J. Padilla'07
James L. Sligar'74
R.Shane Smith '05
David M.Smith '76
Richard W. Turrentine '78
Nicholas E.Vitiello '07

Texas Nu

Texas Wesieyan

Thomas W.Hatfield '75
Maxwell A. Palmer '76

Texas Omicron

Angeio State

Cody D. Callaway '07
C.Colby Horn '07
Anthony C.Johnson '90
Micky L. McCulloch '84
Daniel H. Scannicchio '92
Steven R Tennis '06

Texas PI

Steptien F. Austin State

Roger D. Felts '92
R. Blake Hailey '94
Kirk A. Hensarling '79
Brian K.Nichols '92

Texas Rho

Bayior

Coburn A. Buxton '84
Michael D. Conte '78
David F. Curtis '93
David C. Dooley '89
David B. McMahan '77
Paul D.Miller '89
James N. Neff '05
Gregory C. Nelson '95
Dusty M. Sanderson '78

Texas Sigma

Texas-San Antonio

Patrick J. Clynes '89
William K. Kaiser '87
Robert Kelso '87
KristopherA. Mund '03
Ryan H. Northcutt'96

Texas Tau

Texas State-San Marcos

Gregory B. Bowling '98
Ian R Cloud '88
James A. Rorison '84
Jason B. Verette '00

Texas Upsllon

Soutfiern Metfiodist

Craig R. Butler '93
Jason F. Carter '07
Sean R Dougherty '87
Kevin Duncan '07
Christopher Gerard '03
Casey R. Goff '07
Brad Guske '94
D.Justin Massimo '04
Beau D. McNeff '02
Daniel Monk '06
Brandon L. Morgan '94
Nathan R. Regan '07
RossM.Sewell'06
Michael J. Shef '93

Texas Phi

Texas-Ei Paso

Rodolfo Garcia '98

Texas Chi

Texas A & M-Corpus
Cfiristi

Michael D. Cantu '07
Paul Rodriguez '06

Utah Alpha

Utafi State

C. Bennett Ainsworth '49
Lyell R. Bingham '50
Gary R. Black '63
Matthew D. Bunnell '06
Carl L. Dieda'59
Richard J. Drake '52
Kevin G. Fink '80
William J. Gibson '48
Jerrold H. Jensen '64
Wayne L. Roelof '51
Donald H. Sheets '80

Utah Beta

Utati

AlvinC. Baer'61
Craig A. Bean '70
Howard V Bivins '62
Brent W. Bogden '73
Barry E. Brockman '68
David L. Burkholder '69
Barry L. Burkinshaw '74
Robert R.Cole '73
James Z. Davis '04
Donald K. Dunn '93
Stephen S. Erdmann '72
David C.Garcia '04
J. William Gordon '67
James E. Hire '78
Lawrence H. Larsen '61
John R. Schaefer '76
ShermM. Steed '60
Stephen R. Sussdorff '79
Michael B.Zuhl '73

Vermont Alpha

Norwicti

James W. Dearlove '60
Walter A. Sonnenberg '49
Paul W. Tourigny '53

Vermont Beta

Middiebury

G.L.Cabot Henderson '73
David M.Spink '63

Vermont Gamma

Vermont

Gilbert J. Gallup '51
David R Hebert '65
Michael B. Languasco '99
Samuel R Madden '07
Jason D. Meyersburg '04
Robert A. Mitchell '60
Robert A. Monniere '80

Virginia Alpha

U. of Riclimond

Roland B. Anderton '48
Dane M. Avondoglio '07
Waverly W. Barbe '35
Robert B. Bickerstaff '95
Charlie D. Bradshaw '72
Richard E. Brewer '61
Kenneth B. Bryan '52
Justin R. Burk'06
Lucas L. Burns '06
WillardW. Burton '43
John R. Chisholm '53
Matthew B. Coppock'07
Walters. Felton '66
Robert D.Gano '43
Robert L. Garian '55
Leslie H.Giles '58
David H.Gimbert'78
Winston M. Gouldin '88
Oakley J. Graham '44
Don B. Henderson '68
Matthew D. Hess '07
Thomas E.Hill '64
RossA. Hotchkiss'63
William H. Jones '41
Van B. Knick'88
Edward L. Kurtz '50
Edwin L. Lamberth '64
Christopher A. Lawler '89
David R London '56
John R. Maney '65
OmarV. Mardan '45
C. Ralph Martin '52
Frank H. Mater '54
Eugene W. McCaul '38
Charles G. McDaniel '60
Ethan L. McWilliams '07
Richard D. Moore '54
Richard C. Moschler'60
Ryan M. Murphy '04
Kingsley H. Nelson '91
N.Andre Nielsen '53
Brian D. Onufrychuk'04
W.Thomas Pearson '72
G. Stanley Pope '73
Matthew D. Riley '07
Keith M. Roberts '90
Willard M. Robinson '57
Dennis M. Rozum '64
John D.Sanford '39
Damon K. Slepian '90
JackW. Thomasson '64
Louis J.Tocci '91
Benjamin G.Triplett '49
JohnC.Tuttle'77
H.Scott Wagner '59

Donald B. Williams '53
Brent D. Wine '79
John M. Woleben '69
Archer L. Yeatts '64
Edward A. Zacharias '52

Virginia Beta

Virginia Commonweaitli

John E. Budzinski '76
Marshall R Haine '85
William F Via '74
Anthony J. Winstead '90

Virginia Delta

Wiiiiam & Mary

James F Almand '71
Richard R. Babcock'67
Henry K. Benson '62
David M. Braun '87
Thornton G. Burnette '85
David Y. Cooke '68
Thomas M. Ford '66
Peter G.Olson '65
Samuel C. Smart '67
EldridgeA.Whitehurst'72

Virginia Epsilon

Wasfiington and Lee

Roberts. Diehl '61
Frank G. English '83
Joseph W. Fairlie '35
Jonathan C. Knaus '85
Theodore K. Oates '67
Neil C. Pascoe '33
Franklin R. Rich '71

Virginia Zeta

Randoipfi-Macon

Tylers. Bolden '07
Thomas A. Gillette '39
John Stanton '88
Gregorys. Stuart '07

Virginia Eta

Virginia

Jeffrey S. Bass '00
Duane H. Bickers '65
John W.Blount '78
Warren F. Chauncey '56
Benjamin L. Chidester '07
Randolph W. Church '57
Vergil J. Coberly '51
Christopher J. Dahan '07
Andrew M. Egeland '65
JohnTFIythe'40
Robert M. Freeman '63
J. Mark Hastings '86
James N. Houff '61
Craig L. Landauer '73
Jay F Luchs '95
Christopher E. McCall '07
EricG. Norrington '35
MarkF Osborne '74
Robert V Robertson '54
Edward M. Sanders '57
Brett T.Shomaker '01
John C. Straton '54

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CHAPTER GIVING

Frederick J. Tower '55
Brian C.Warren '04

Virginia lota

James Madison

Sam H. Busey'89
Corey P. Doyle '04
Stephen IVI. Gawrelsl<i '07
JohnG.Gerndt'82
Cory B. Janl<owitz '07
William W.Polen '77
A. Robert Weatherwax '84

Virginia Kappa

Virginia Tecti

Daniels. Bacher '00
RhettA. Barker'90
Robert M. Bennett '86
Jeffreys. Blackburn '04
Joseph P. Catalano '84
JohnT. Cochran '72
Craig W. Drescher'86
John F. FitzHugh '87
JefferyD. Hurst '92
Todd M. Lewers'78
David R. Malcolm '76
James L. IVIcBride '73
Kenneth H. Moore '85
James A. Morrison '05
Sean O'Leary '84
PaulB. Pfleger'05
Walker A. Pollard '72
Steven D. Raisch '74
Charles F. Tacey '77
Wayne K. Waldrop '82

Virginia Lambda

Longwood

Joseph W. Bartholomew '96
MarkL. Mabey '86
PaulH.Schinkel'05

Virginia iVIu

George Mason

Patrick 0. Cavanaugh '80
Joseph A. Garcia '03
James F. Hricay '93
Glenn J. Laskin '93
R Sean Leahey '96
Michael C. Lombard! '07
Andres E. Lorca '92
David C.McGlothlin '88
Nelson H. Pearsall '91
Brian B. Plombon '84
Michael R Rappaport '81
Christopher B. Summers '92

Virginia Nu

Radford

Richard D. Schwein '83

Virginia Xi

Oid Dominion

Charles R. Boney '93
Charles E. Johnson '00
Justin R LaPointe '07
Eric A. Northedge '94

Virginia Omicron

Lynctiburg

Roberto. Coates '06
Jamar M. Hawkins '04
EvanC. Ibbitson '07
Joel R. Lang '94
David J. Newman '03
Benjamin L. Smith '07

Virginia Pi

Ctiristoptier Newport

Richard L. Brammer '06
Jeremy C. Greenberg '05
A. A. Hildebrandt'07
J. Spencer Newman '06
Matthew D. Varga '05

Wasliington Aiplia

Wasfiington State

Martin D. Benson '86
Charles W. Bird '62
Kenneth G. Christiansen '74
JoelD.Hille'84
R. Perry Huffman '43
John E.Jacobs '81
Max S.Jensen '63
Marc R. Linafelter '72
Robert W.Noel '62
JohnF. Oldfield'63
John A. Sciuchetti '87
John E.Thamm '83
George B.Thomas '34
Thorne L.Tibbitts '59

Wasliington Beta

Wasfiington

Mart Bert '37
RoyM.Caviezel'60
Roger P. Chrisman '72
Christopher D. Droz'97
DelmarM. Fadden '63
R Steven Faust '65
Walter A. Hall '36
John E. Hardman '67
Ronald L. Hicklin '60
Jacks. Hupp '54
Ronald A. Johnson '61
Eriing M. Larsen '62
Jeffrey E. Leon '81
David G. McCallum '61
William J. McCoy '53
Randal D. Munske '84
James F. Nugent '64
Robert D.Ormsby '69
Mark A. Perkins '78
Michael M. Sherstad '87
Raymond H. Skelton '62
Alan R. Slavich '62
Steven A. Sloboda'96
David Turner '
Claude E. Wetzel '73
Robert L. Woodworth '59

Wasliington Gamma

Eastern Wasfiington

Jeremy J. Heimbigner '97
William A. Luna '02
Andrew J. Northrop '08
Michael R. Parker '05
James K. Parker '06
W. Joel Peterson '04

West Virginia Beta

West Virginia

RobertJ. Alfano'06
Francis J. Ash '49
Walt J. Bailey '51
Robert C. Basinger'76
Michael A. Beddow'90
J. Michael Burke '75
Dennis M. Cavender '90
William H. Courtney '77
Frank E. Dunlap '52
Robert W. Friend '84
Andrew G. Fusco '69
Avery F. Gaskins '52
Daniel K. Giacomelli '93
Thomas S. Gresak'84
George J. Koperna '91
MarkW. Koshar'98
William F. Lane '90

William F. Lichte '53
James E. Locke '50
Ronald A. Mallare '74
William B. Martin '72
William D. Mason '50
CleaytonJ.Mills'58
Ronald G. Montgomery '77
Thomas Paknik'59
William S. Peard '78
Jeffrey A. Ray '89
William R. Seymour '53
Jerry R. Simpson '81
James T. Staddon '03
Chris G. Summers '96
C.W.Wellen'48
Paul C. Winter '71
Jon L.Woodford '62

West Virginia Gamma

Marsfiaff

John S.Anderson '63
W. Garner Callaway '56
Philip E.CIine '55
EzraH. Cochran '51
James L. Crum '58
Timothy J. Deem '78
Thomas M. Hensley '70
Johnsey L. Leef '65
RobertJ. Luby '65
Kirby B.Martin '66
Trevor Matthews '04
Rickey S. Medley '71
Mark A. Music '92
Edwin R. Patton '72
William D. Pfeil '67
Donald E. Rockhold '68
Sheldon F. Roush '66
JackL. Selby'63
R.Gary Short '65
RoyW. Smith '61
Clark D.Todd '63
Cecil H. Underwood '63

West Virginia Delta

Davis and Eiiiins

Charles C. Christian '51
H. Flint Engleman '90
Tharon L. Jack '61
Joseph W. Moran '68
Howard E. Pyles '53
Eugene C. Schurg '77
Bradley H.Worthington '08

West Virginia Epsilon

1/1/1/ institute of Tecfinofogy

Edward L. Carlson '65
Diego F. Gutierrez '83
William FHaight '69
Cary J. Hancock '83
J. Edwin Holliday'68
James E. Massing '75
Richard J. Moran '69
Patrick C. Myers '70
Cameron D. Simmons '94
Kenneth J. Slifko '81
Edward J. Walsh '69

West Virginia Zeta

U. of Cfiarteston

Thomas F. Doherty '84
Jeffrey S. Robertson '76
Martin L. Valeric '73

Wisconsin Alpha

Lawrence

Robert F. DeLong '38
Richard L. Johnson '56
Alan E. Marquardt '59
Herberts. Ormsbee '70
Ford M. Robbins'64
John B. Simons '57

Wisconsin Beta

Wisconsin

Brian B. Barlow '81
GaryL. Bezella '59
ReidT. Boudreau '06
John R. Brickley'04
James E. Byrns '48
Keith A. Campbell '60
Michaels. Cassidy '08
Richard M.Collins '79
Harry H. Coolidge '41
David M. DeMeuse '06
Wallace C. Doud '48
Ronalds. Dvorachek'62
Ryan M. Dwyer '07
Robert H.Eichhorst '33
Jere D. Fluno '63
Ted R. Habermann '80
Marlen J. Hoesly '59
Robert F. Isselhardt '06
Benjamin A. Johnson '04
Earl H.Johnson '47
Daniel T.Johnston '07
KurtH.Krahn'52

Top 20

Forrest L. Kubly'40
Laurence A. Maistelman '93
Christopher! Martin '07
Kyle Morrison '06
Ronald C. Moser '51
Thomas N. Neuberger'66
Jay B. Newell '40
J. Burton Pierce '50
PaulD.Scharping'83
Nicholas R.Schneider '08
RyanTheuninck'04
Troy E. Vosseller '07
Wayne F. Wernecke '51
Joseph R Zvesper '04

Wisconsin Gamma

Carroii

William G. Cross '49
Paul M. Gross '50
Richard A. Hertensteiner '58
JohnW. Hinchcliffe'49
Keith E. Letsche '70
Gordon D. Sommer '60

Wisconsin Delta

Wisconsin — Stevens Point

RobertJ. Check '61
William R. Eickelmann '64
Jerome 0. Guyant'65
Barry A. Norem '68
Gene R. Splinter '67

Wisconsin Epsilon

Wisconsin-Oshl(osfi

Williams. Flaherty '71
Daniel L. Mueller '70
RobertJ. Neuman '69

Wisconsin Zeta

Marquette

Dominic R DeMain '71
Lawrence J. Giantomas '72
Steven C. Karson '81

Wisconsin Eta

Wisconsin-Stout

Charles L.Willihnganz '73

Wisconsin Tlieta

Wisconsin-Piatteviiie

Erik J. Hettinga'07
Kevin C. Moore '08

Wyoming Alpha

Wyoming

George Q. Bower '52
Matthew N.Cavalli '98
ChadA. Helgeson'99
Gordon B. Hughes '50
Dale L.Jones '58
Greer M. Monterastelli '98
Scott M.Neu '98
Jason L. Poppenhagen '00
Ryan D. Rohla'07
BurneyA. Wickstrom '52

DONORS

1. Indiana Alpha

2. Florida Alpha

3. Kansas Beta

4. Kansas Delta

5. Pennsylvania Delta

6. California Beta

7. North Carolina Beta
Texas Gamma

9. Tennessee Alpha

10. Virginia Alpha

11. Delaware Alpha
Oregon Alpha

13. Texas Alpha

14. Michigan Beta

15. Illinois Alpha

16. Kansas Gamma

17. Nebraska Alpha
Ohio Gamma

19. Ohio Kappa

20. OhioTheta

BY CHAPTER. 2004

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Washburn

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North Carolina State

Texas Christian

Tennessee

Richmond

Delaware

Oregon State

Texas at Austin

Western Michigan

Illinois

Kansas

Nebraska

Ohio State

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SigEp I Recruitment

Who? What? How? Recruitment is about people

By Gregory P. Barra

Texas '02

JOHN A. Schuyler

Western Michigan '00

E. Scott Thompson, II

Southern Mississippi '99

The Balanced Man Ideal is at the heart of
all SigEp s living faithfully by our Cardinal
Principles of Virtue, Diligence and Brotherly
Love. It is applicable to ALL SigEp chapters,
regardless if you are one of 77 pledging
chapters or 183 Balanced Man Program
chapters. Furthermore is our competitive
advantage in Recruitment. . .

Picture this: You are the

legendary head coach of a
college basketball team that
just ended a dream season by
winning its second national
championship. How do you spend the
next day? Giving a press conference or
being interviewed by Sports Illustrated^.
No. You fly to the home of your lead
potential recruit and convince him to play
for you the following season. This is just
what Dean Smith did in 1993 and the
player he recruited was Rasheed Wallace.

You are the head coach of a college
football team that capped its undefeated
season by winning the national
championship. How do you spend the
early morning hours of signing day?
Sleeping like most coaches? No. You are
awake and manning the fax machine at
5:02 a.m. when the letter of intent from
the number three wide receiver in the
country comes through. This is just what
Pete Carroll did two weeks afiier the 2005
Orange Bowl, and the player he recruited
was Patrick Turner from Nashville.

38 The Journal of Sigma Phi Epsilon

Recruitment is about people — whom are
you bringing into the Fraternity, on what
you are recruiting them, and how? Take the
analog)^ of recruitment and athletics, your goal
is to have a "deep bench," or a pool of talent
from which your chapter can fulfill its mission.
Even after the end of the season, or in this case
the school year, recruitment should be the
priority. Look at Dean Smith and Pete Carroll.
For them recruitment never ceases. It is a way
to "keep score" between the end of the last
season and the start of the next.

"We have the best social calendar on
campus." "Our house is really diverse." "We
have brothers involved in other organizations."
"Our brotherhood is really tight;" "This house
has really good guys; we're a laid back group."
Every fraternity uses these statements as rea-
sons why a prospective member should join,
and today even student organizations like the
ski club extol the same benefits, making them
an overlooked competitor. Sigma Phi Epsilon
should not only articulate its difference
through the Balanced Man Ideal; we should
be proactive in getting to a potential member
before he decides the ski club will provide him
a sense of belonging and ftin programming.

Whom are you bringing into the
Fraternity? Is it any cool guy or is there
something more that you are looking for?

Chapters with set recruitment standards
focus their eflbrts on the men who meet
those standards. They do not spend time
chasing after someone who does not meet the
criteria. Those recruitment standards must
include a GPA requirement to join. Every
chapter in the Phi Beta Kappa Wheelhouse
states that it isn't study hall or quiet hours
that put them in the Wheelhouse, it is
recruiting smart men. Look at page 1 1 and
read the story on Oregon State — a chapter
that is perennially over 100 men and only
recruits men with a 3.3 GPA or higher.

What are you ofiFering them? Sigma Phi
Epsilon has a distinct advantage over other
fraternities when it comes to recruitment, and
that is the Balanced Man Ideal. The Ancient
Greeks believed that the Mind and Body must
be developed in tandem if you were to expe-
rience a fiiU life. Let one suffer and you will
not enjoy all that the world has to off^r. And
why would you not want to live a satisfying
life? To not make the most of the time you
have is to waste opportunity. In diligent pur-
suit of developing both the Mind and Body,
the ancient Greeks were ftiU of life. Thousands
of years later, Sigma Phi Epsilon adopted this
belief and added to it. If you as an individual
are living your best life, you will no doubt
share that joy and fiilfiUment with those

around you. A SigEp chapter

If the size of our
chapter really
reflected the quality
of our SigEp
experience, then
how many men
would we boast in
college now?

that has Sound Mind and Sound Body
programming provides a different culture
than the stereotypical "frat" on campus.
When this difference is communicated and
experienced, the right men will join.

When articulating the Balanced Man Ideal
you are talking about philosophy which may
be difficult to explain. The message must be
simple and easy to communicate.

Focus on a few key points:

• Building a Sound Mind and Sound
Body is the foundation that helps you
experience a full life;

• The Balanced Man Ideal is a philosophy
borrowed from the ancient Greeks;

• Here is how our chapter promotes a
building a Sound Mind and Sound
Body;

• No one other organization on campus
is doing what we are doing.

No other organization provides the kind
of experience SigEp does when it develops
its men like the ancient Greeks. More and
more students are coming to college not
wanting to booze and party. They are coming
for something different. Something that will
make them better people. Students on cam-
pus are committed to the same things we
are — living a balanced life.

How are you recruiting them?

Are the numbers of men signing up for
fraternity rush increasing on your campus
or decreasing? On most campuses, it is
decreasing. Students today are looking for

Today even student organizations like the ski club
extol the same benefits [as a fraternity], making them
overlooked competitors.

excellence, and they might not find it on
fraternity row. In many cases, the ones who
are signing up for fraternity rush are settling.
They settle for living in a dilapidated "frat
house." They settle for having a party every
weekend. They settle for being middle of
the pack in size, academics, and intramural
competition. They settle for being mediocre.
SigEp is not about settling — it is about the
habit of excellence, the active, passionate
pursuit of being the best.

To recruit men who have that habit of
excellence into SigEp you have to build
your prospective member list, a listing of
men who could be SigEps. They possess the
necessary criteria and need to be recruited.

Here is how we do it:

• The Balanced Man Scholarship (BMS) —

when executed properly, the BMS provides a
way for you to articulate the Balanced Man
Ideal with the best students coming to cam-
pus. At the same time a scholarship is
awarded to incoming freshmen and potential
members, scholarships are given to members
of each class of current Brothers. These re-
cipients exemplify the Balanced Man Ideal,
which shows the prospective member SigEps
he can admire and be comfortable around.
The BMS banquet marks the end of the
scholarship, and it is up to the chapter to
follow up with these men after the banquet
to recruit them. Visit www.sigep.org/bms

for more information on how to execute an
eflPective Balanced Man Scholarship. When
prompted, enter Scholarship for the
username and Balance for the password.

Referral based recruitment — when SigEp
solicits the names and contact information
for potential members from groups that
have similar values and interests. Student
government, honor societies and sororities
are commonly used in this process. SigEp
positions itself as a fraternity devoted to
building a Sound Mind and a Sound Body
and spells out the kind of man who should
be in the fraternity. Members of these orga-
nizations then provide the names of their
friends who fit this description. This method
is utilized by sports teams and major corpo-
rations to constandy identify talent. Visit
www.sigep.org/ recruitment/Sorority-
Presentations.doc for more information.

• Summer recruitment — contacting
potential members during the summer
when school is not in session. This is not a
new concept and has been the way men
are recruited in many parts of the country.
Ever hear about the young man who
graduates from high school already accepting
a SigEp bid? It happens and some of our
most organized chapters do it every year.
Visit www.sigep.org/ recruitment/
SummerRecruitment Fundamentals.doc
for more information.

® Varsity Scholar Athletes — recruit smart
athletes into the chapter for two reasons.

Recruitment

The Journal of Sigma Phi Epsilon 39

SigEp I Recruitment

Wide receiver Evan Wells, Georgia '05, at the Outback
Bowl; one of our Varsity Scholar athletes recruited by
the Georgia Delta Chapter.

First, they are already living Sound Mind
and Sound Body; second their status as
athletes legitimates your chapters commit-
ment to providing a different experience
than other fraternities on campus. You walk
the walk. It is hard to argue that SigEp s
Sound Mind and Sound Body approach
doesn't work when the quarterback of the
football team is a member and he has a
3.5 GPA. Scholar Athletes provide an
example of how to balance the demands
of the academic and the physical — Sound
Mind and Sound Body. Their perspective
is unique and adds a new dimension to
the Fraternity.

All of these approaches help to add men to
your potential member list, a listing of men
who could be SigEps. They possess the
necessary criteria and need to be recruited.
If you want to recruit 30 men to join SigEp
you should have upwards of 200 names on
your prospective list. Expect a ten to 15 percent
success rate. Don't wait for rush to add men to
your prospective list, because they are already
on everyone else's prospective list. Get aggres-
sive with your recruitment strategy.
Add men with high GPAs to your potential
member list and show them how SigEp is
different. Don't setde for rush. Recruit. Soon
you will be experiencing the thrill of signing
your top lead potential recruit in the living
room of his home, just like Dean Smith or
Pete Carroll.

Not Leader Scholar Athlete Gentlemen.

That is a slogan used by Pi Kappa Alpha.
They can have it. We build a Sound Mind
and a Sound Body. When you do those two
things well, you will have all those other traits.

40 The Journal of Sigma Phi Epsilon

SigEp Alumnus^ you remember rush^ right?

The evolution from rush to recruitment.

Did you know that
most SigEps joined the
Fraternity in 1984 and
graduated in 1988?
During those same years
the fraternity system as a
whole was in the midst
of a membership boom
that would last until the
early 1990s. Men were
flocking in droves to
fraternity houses. Men
were rushing. Then they
stopped coming to us for membership.

Today, SigEp is recruiting. Recruitment
is the process where SigEp goes out to
find the men who should be members in
our Fraternity, explains how the Fraternity
will benefit them, and then offers mem-
bership. Chapters who participate in rush
are still waiting, assuming that the men
we want in our chapters will sign up for
formal rush. In the early 1990s men
stopped joining fraternities. They stopped
rushing. They wanted something different
from their college experience, something
that SigEp provides.

Balanced Man Ideal — Our Founding
Fathers based our beloved Fraternity on
values that came from the ancient Greeks.
Virtue is met when you make the most of
your God-given talents; Diligence is the

courage and tenacity to be your best;
Brotherly Love is the support to live your
best life by your best friends — fraternity
brothers. So by living these values you
develop a habit of excellence. A habit of
excellence is never in a vacuum, it is in a
community. In addition to burgers and
brats on the front yard of the chapter
house, chapters are organizing trips to
cultural events, art museums and plays.
They are interacting with professors in
the chapter house. They are helping each
other work out. Chapter meetings are
shorter and a guest speaker lectures on
yoga or swing dancing or life skills. All of
these events show a potential SigEp our
commitment to living the Balanced Man
Ideal, and it is exactly what students want
in their college experience.

At the time of the birth of the Balanced
Man Ideal, the SigEps at the University of
Cincinnati borrowed an idea from an-
other fraternity — provide a scholarship
to incoming freshmen who exemplify the
values of Sigma Phi Epsilon. This became
the Balanced Man Scholarship. Today it is
the best way for SigEp to meet the best
students on campus.

With fewer men participating in fraternity
rush, the decision to rely on it exclusively
to meet potential men isn't smart. Year
round recruitment is. It allows you to

recruit someone at any point during the
year and offer him membership. This is
different than simply saying we should
always be on the look out for good guys.
This is meeting that good guy and recruit-
ing him into Sigma Phi Epsilon. Some
chapters, like the University of Illinois, will
schedule a recruitment cycle one-two
months after the formal recruitment pe-
riod. End result: Illinois recruits 45 men
over the course of a year instead of 25 like
the average fraternity on that campus.

So how does an alumnus of the Fraternity
play an active role in recruitment? An
alumnus can play an active role by re-engaging
themselves with a local SigEp chapter, by
recommending known new students on a
particular campus to the undergraduate
chapter leadership in a "network referral"
manner. Visit www.sigep.org/join/
request.asp to recommend your friend, son,
neighbor, etc. to a local SigEp chapter.

"Let him

who would

move the world,

first move

himself."

— Socrates

SigEp Passes the 253,000
Membership Milestone

Jacob S. Robertson, Louisville '08, is SigEp 253,000. His hometown is
Paducah, Kentucky, and he graduated from Lone Oak High School. While
attending high school, Brother Robertson played baseball and had a 3.86 GPA.
At the University of Louisville, he is a recipient of the Provost Hallmark
Scholarship for academics, and he has not yet declared a major. His interests
include working out, playing basketball and getting to know his brothers at the
Kentucky Beta Chapter. "I was very surprised when I found out; this is quite
an honor," he said in reaction to the news of his membership milestone.

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Chapter News

LIFE ACROSS THE USA

Miami U. SigEp
Dedicates Its New
Residential Learnin
ComrQunity

After 10 years, the Ohio Eta Chapter at
Miami University has a place to call home,
and a wonderful place it is! A marvelous new
facility stands at 224 East Church Street in
Oxford. The red brick facility and red door
shine as beacons of promise for all past Ohio
Eta brothers and all of the future Miami stu-
dents who will pass through its doors for
generations to come. October 23, 2004, was
the date of the chapter's house dedication
and culminated a campaign that exceeded its
goal, one that sets the chapter on a path of
continued growth and excellence. With a
campaign goal of $750,000, increased from
its original amount of $500,000, the Cam-
paign for Ohio Eta topped $864,000 with
nearly 25 percent of its alumni contributing.

Over 160 alumni, 87 undergraduates and
other guests attended this special occasion.
Grand President James E Robeson, Cincin-
nati '59, was on hand to congratulate the
chapter and its alumni and volunteers. A high-
light of his speech included a letter from one
of the original founders of the chapter. Rever-
end Hugh A. Whitesell, '52. Key members of
the building and fund-raising committees
along with undergraduate leaders also spoke.

Dan Kehn, '05, Grand President James F. Robeson,
Cincinnati '59, and R. Scott Shriver, '78, cut the
ribbon during the weekend's festivities.

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'The stories that
were reminisced grow
better with age."

Brothers comment on the
House Dedication.

Taken from the December, 2004, edition of
The Eta News

Doc Gordon '57: Last weekend was a
grand affair, and I thank all of you who re-
turned and all of you who pledged money
to make the new house a reality. It was easy
to see that we at Ohio Eta have something
special going for us. Given the alumni sup-
port and current active chapter, we will
remain strong in the future. For those of
you who were unable to attend, please put
Oxford in your plans. Drop by to see the
new chapter home at 224 East Church
Street and meet an extremely strong group
of undergraduates. The house dedication
weekend in October was one of the few
multi-day events that I hated to see end.
Apparently a number felt as I did because it

"'Greater care

should be taken

about the good life

and not just life/'

— Socrates J&

From blueprints to bricks, Ohio Eta now has a home

took us nearly three hours to leave the hotel
and head home on Sunday. The stories that
were reminisced grow better with age.

Jim "The Sarge" Wilson '58: Hearty
congratulations to all of the brothers who
put together such a marvelous showing at
the introduction of our new abode on
Church Street. I'm constantly amazed at the
quality in the quantity of men who now
come into the Balanced Man Program. I'm
thankful that, through all the highs and
lows, the successes and failures, and the
myriad of "woulda-coulda-shouldas" we all
faced during our time at 224, we have sus-
tained what brought us here. That, and only
that, is the constant! The knowledge that,
when you're pinned on that heart, you be-
came a member — forever — of the most
awesome family of brothers ever assembled.
Thank you for allowing me to be your
brother!

Special thanks go to Omega Financial, Inc.,
for conducting the Ohio Eta fundraising
campaign. Contact Ron Rietdorfat
(800) 955-2586, extension 1142, or
rrietdorf@omegafi.com ^r information on
feasibility studies and capital campaigns.

www.sigep.org

Tennessee- Martin Tears Down Wall of Hate

By Kevin W. Teets, Jr., Tennessee-Martin '06 • Kthunt02@aoLcom

When facing tlie cliallenges of hatred, op-
pression and discrimination, society is
usually only given two options: to ignore or
to overcome. At the University of Tennessee-
Martin, the Tennessee Kappa Chapter of
Sigma Phi Epsilon led an effort to overcome
these atrocities by bringing the "Writing on
the Wall" project to campus.

The "Writing on the Wall" project con-
sisted of erecting a cinder block wall that
stood 10 feet high and was more than 35 feet
wide. Student groups armed with paint and
brushes came together to put epitaphs of
hatred and inhumanity on the cinder blocks.
Five days later, the campus would tear the
wall down, symbolically representing the

action of tearing down the barriers of inhu-
manity that exist.

The unique project brought together stu-
dent groups, faculty and staff in a dramatic
experience of taking personal action to con-
front human rights issues existing in our
society. The SigEp chapter hosted a meeting
at its chapter house with other fraternities
and sororities to discuss diversity on campus.
SigEp also partnered with the Office of
Multicultural Affairs and the Student Gov-
ernment Association to make the "Writing
on the Wall" project one main event of a
week-long diversity rally.

The wall stood on campus for five days.
Many students and faculty walked by and

took in the words and pictures presented.
After the five days were over. Chancellor
Nick Dunagan spoke to the participants in
attendance who were ready to personally take
action in tearing down this wall of hate.

Several ropes were tied to the wall allowing
many people to take part in its pull down.
With a crowd of more than 300 people
watching and participating, students and
faculty grabbed the ropes and with one
mighty pull brought the wall to the ground.

The "Writing on the Wall" project began
in 2001 at the University of Utah with the
Human Issues Education Committee
(HIEC), which consists of students and staff
from residence halls. HIEC was approached
with the wall project by author LaDon
Roeder.

Western Michigan collects
$3,200 for tsunami aid

On Tuesday, January 25, 2005, the Michigan
Beta Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon presented the
Kalamazoo Area Chapter of the American Red
Cross with a check for $3,235 — money raised to
help the victims of the Indian Ocean tsunami.

Chapter President Jonathan Meyer '06, said
they had explored collecting food for the effort,
but Red Cross officials advised them to raise
money instead. So every day from January 10
through January 14, MI Beta Brothers stood at
the campus flag poles near Kanley Chapel, from
10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., collecting donations
from the WMU community.

Meyer said, "WMU students were happy to
give to the cause, and MI Beta was happy to get
involved and make a difference."

George Mason Safety Day

By E. Wade Sturdiv ant, George Mason '07

On September 25, 2004, SigEp at George
Mason aided University Police in executing its
first annual Safety Day. Sixty-plus man hours
went into building a stronger relationship with
local police and fire department officials.
Members helped set up informational booths,
as well as disseminate information to the com-
munity. The event was a tremendous success,
and University officials sent a letter of appre-
ciation to the Inter-fraternal Council, Greek
Life Office and Headquarters. Pictures from
the event can be viewed on the police web site
at www.gmu.edu/police/photos.htm.

As a joint venture of public relations and
philanthropy, SigEp assisted two sororities
with their national philanthropic events. The

Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority event. Strike Out
Arthritis, annually raises thousands of dollars
for that organization. The men of Virginia Mu
assisted in setting up for their Home Run
Derby that was critical to the event s success.
Members also actively assisted in the event by
helping officiate games, as well as tracking
scores of participants. The ladies of the Alpha
Xi Delta Sorority asked members of SigEp s
intramural champion football team to
co-create a football tournament in which
members of the Greek community could par-
ticipate. The event in which each team player
contributed money was a success, and all the
money raised in the event went to help
patients suffering from Leukemia Lymphoma.

Chapter News

The Journal oj Sigma Phi Epsilon 43

Wynonna Judd spoke to Brothers and their
guests at the SigEp chapter house.

Ashley and Wynonna Judd with some Brothers from Tennessee Tech. The chapter volunteered for a Ladies Home
Journal event in Nashville.

Wynonna Judd Speaks in the
SigEp Chapter House at
Oregon State

Country star, five-time Grammy winner, and a philan-
thropist, Wynonna Judd spoke to brothers and their guests,
not as a performer, but as a mother of three children. Judd
shared the stories of choices she made as a teenager and
how those experiences shaped her life today Judd also
spoke about the AIDS epidemic around the world which
she considers an emergency, "One child dies every minute
because of HIV/AIDS. This is not another cause."

The evening was put together and organized by the
Oregon Alpha Chapter and hosted by chapter president, Mark Kuske. Parents and guests also
attended and participated. A silent auction, raffle of a pair of tickets to Wynonnas show in Port-
land, and donations from parents and alumni, helped raise more than $6,000 for YouthAIDS.

At the conclusion of the evening, Wynonna autographed t-shirts that were sold to benefit
YouthAIDS. She closed the evening with a hope that her participation and SigEp's involve-
ment with YouthAIDS will lead to young people making better choices that can save their
lives, "I want you to thrive and take over the world," she said. "But you're not going to if you
make the wrong choices. It will shut down your show."

Illinois Junior Runs Marathon for YouthAIDS

Joe Vance has always been athletic. Now the University of Illinois junior has taken his
athleticism a step further in running a marathon for the benefit of YouthAIDS. The
2002 graduate of Mater Dei was a four-year letter winner in soccer, two-time captain
and most valuable player of the Knights soccer team. Vance has continued his ath-
letic ways at the University of Illinois, participating in intramural and Champaign
Park District sports. The Vice President of Member Development for Sigma Phi
Epsilon, Vance decided to run a marathon to raise money for YouthAIDS. He
trained all summer for the Quad Cities Marathon held on September 26.
"I am committed to the fraternity's ideals of a sound mind and a sound
body," Vance said. "I believe that this cause will obviously benefit me in
getting in better physical condition, but I believe more importantly that
this will benefit many young people through the donation to
YouthAIDS."

Vance completed his marathon in a time of 3 hours, 40 minutes, and
58 seconds. He raised nearly $1,000 through the solicitation of friends,
family, faculty, and businesses.

The Oklahoma Beta Chapter of Sigma
Phi Epsilon held a double elimination
dodgeball tournament October 13^^ and
14'^ to raise money for YouthAIDS. Frater-
nities and sororities from across campus
entered 22 teams, each consisting of 8 play-
ers. Over $1,400 was raised for YouthAIDS
from entry fees and t-shirt sales. Unique
trophies were made by spray painting
dodgeballs with gold paint and given to P^
place, 2""^ place, and most spirited teams.
The spirit award encouraged costumes and
huge cheering sections for each team.
Most participants have
agreed that this was one
of the most exciting
philanthropy events
on campus. The
chapter plans to
make the event an
annual tradition and
expand the tourna-
ment beyond the
Greek system next year.

Ohio Northern Sig Eps go
"All In" for YouthAIDS

By Jonathan F. James, Ohio Northern '07

The brothers of the Ohio Alpha
Chapter at Ohio Northern University
hosted their first ever No Limit Texas Hold
'em Poker Tournament to benefit
YouthAIDS on January 18, 2005. The Ohio
Alpha brotherhood raised a total of $464.10
for YouthAIDS and educated over 70 of
their fellow peers about YouthAIDS and
AIDS prevention with the help of the
YouthAIDS brochures and public service
announcements as well as educational mate-
rials from Planned Parenthood of Northwest
Ohio. The grand prize of the evening was a
clay poker chips set valued at over $100.
The Ohio Alpha brothers feel that this event
was a huge success and look forward to
hosting this event again next year.

Contact YouthAIDS

For more information on YouthAIDS
and how to become involved, please
visit www.youthaids.org, email
sigepyouthaids@psi.org or call
(202)572-4001.

Yell Like Hell -SUCCESS!

By Leon Lee, Georgia Southern '04

This past October the brothers of
Georgia Epsilon completed their biggest
philanthropy event ever by raising over
$3,000 for YouthAIDS. More than 600
students attended this highly successful
philanthropy event. The 4^ Annual "Yell
Like Hell," a competition between the
sororities of Georgia Southern, consisted of
each sorority performing chants, cheers,
and dance routines showing off their spirit
along with making a creative display
banner.

There were six sororities participating in
the competition: Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha
Omicron Pi, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Kappa
Delta, Phi Mu, and ZetaTau Alpha. The
event was open to the public and was held
on the Georgia Southern campus. Alpha
Delta Pi was the winner of the competition,
while ZetaTau Alpha won the Best Banner
Award. The evening was hosted by Chapter
President Matt Milligan, Georgia Southern
University.

Local businesses of Bulloch County
supported the event by purchasing ads for
the program as well as donating items for
the raffle. More than $3,000 was raised
through sorority entrance fees, admission
tickets, and donations throughout the
event. Alumni also pitched in to support
the chapter and its philanthropic event.
Brother William Reese created a Public
Service Announcement that was used to
publicize the event on Georgia Southerns
TV station. This event was very successful
and has set the tone for next year. Georgia
Southern is proud to be affiliated and sup-
port this important cause.

Grand Chapter Conclave &
The Sound Body 5K are back!

YouthAIDS will have an active presence
at this year's Grand Chapter Conclave in
Nashville, Tennessee. The popular Sound
Body 5K returns in 2005 with an added
twist — registration fees will be charged for
participation with all
proceeds going to
YouthAIDS! Please
register now by visit-
ing www.sigep.org/ Jkrimm ** ^~^^ *
conclave. """^

SiBtf

Left to right: Sebastian Reyes, '06; Jason Navaroli, '05; Josh Bachrach, '04; President of Loyola Marymount
University Fr. Robert B. Lawton, SJ.; Daniel Karc her, '04; and Mark Waier '04 at the 2004 LMU Service &
Leadership Awards.

Loyola Marymount's Valedictorian and
Student Body President

One afternoon in the summer of 2004,
the phone rang at the Zollinger House in
Richmond. The Brother on the other end of
the phone was calling from the west coast
I and was fresh into his career as a SigEp alum-
nus. He had recently graduated from Loyola
Marymount University, and he simply called
to say thank you. Josh Bachrach, '04, had a
fulfilling career as a student and credited
much of his experience to the skills he
learned as a member of the California Chi
Chapter. Brother Bachrach was valedictorian
for his class and the interesting part is that he
is not the first SigEp from LMU to have that
honor-he's the third. And his chapter is only
eight years old.

Loyola Marymount University has 5,500
students on campus and there is no fraternity
housing available. Freshman cannot join a
fraternity until their second semester, and yet
these are not obstacles for our Brothers.
SigEp has 102 men and is twice the size of
the next largest fraternity. California Chi
dominates intramurals and there are 1 5
varsity athletes in five different sports in the
chapter. SigEp has a GPA of 3.05, one of
the highest on campus, and every major
leadership position. Last year that included
I back to back Student Body President, Mark
Waier, '04.

Brother Waier is one of the five student
body presidents who are members of SigEp.
"SigEp and the Balanced Man Program
enabled me to become such a strong leader.
There is an expectation that a SigEp will be
President. Our organization looks for
individuals who are leaders on campus so it is
a natural fit that a lot of SigEps will be in
Student Government. My senior year there

Chapter News

were 22 SigEps in our student government
making up a quarter of the entire group. The
tradition is a natural progression of leaders,"
he said. Josh and Mark were the only
students who spoke at their graduation.

Other leaders include seven campus
orientation staff members, the most of any
fraternity; four residence hall advisors; three
student government senators; and two
cabinet members. This involvement is what
feeds the growth of SigEp at Loyola
Marymount. According to chapter president
Ray Crosby, "Everywhere you look on
campus you find SigEps, and we are doing
good things. Freshmen in particular see
SigEps as TA's, orientation leaders, first-year
retreat leaders, and resident advisors. As
opposed to other groups on campus, we are
inclusive."

Five years ago, SigEp recognized that com-
mitment to the Balanced Man Ideal meant
including all freshman in its Balanced Man
Scholarship. Now the BMS is the Balanced
Living Scholarship and is given out to fresh-
men men and women. This chapter is not
complacent and searches for ways to improve
itself California Chi established a habit of
excellence at ^

Marymount, MS WllO

and Josh and

Mark are two Cd rCS f O r H I S

of its most

recent Brother, cares

examples.

There will be for hilTISelf."

many more to

come. — Xenophon

The Journal of Sigma Phi Epsilon 45

U. of San Diego: At the annual Greek Awards banquet held in the fall semester, SigEp swept all awards,
including Greek New Member of the Year, Highest GPAfor Spring and Fall, 2004, and the Dean's Trophy.

Sacramento State's Strong Fall Finish

Submitted by Joseph L. Patterson '05 * joe@joepatterson.com

Brother Josh B. McGee, '05, was elected IFC
President and will become the second SigEp IFC
President in three years and the third in the last
five years. In addition, Brother Adam Miller,
'08, who recendy joined in September, will also
sit on the Executive Committee for the Interfi^a-
ternity Council, becoming the youngest leader
on the board.

California Theta was awarded three athletic
championships. The chapter received the frater-
nity championship in both soccer and dodgeball.

In addition to the Greek championships, the
chapter received its fourth consecutive all-cam-
pus football championship.

The Dean's Trophy is awarded each spring
semester to the chapter of the year at Sacramento
State. The chapters fall showing is a positive step
in allowing the chapter to win an 11 th consecu-
tive Dean's Trophy. Since the selection of the
trophy began recognizing outstanding program-
ming in all areas of operation, SigEp has received
the award every year with only one exception.

Richmond's Scott
Erwin-L/Si4 Today's
2005 College Academic
All-Stars

After surviving an ambush in Iraq
over the summer, Scott R. Erwin,
Richmond '05, safely returned to the
United States and was one of 20 stu-
dents named to the USA Todays
College Academic All Stars First Team.

In the summer 2004 issue of The
Journal it was reported that Brother
Erwin was teaching democracy to the
youth of Iraq. In the winter issue it was
reported that he survived an ambush
by terrorists who wanted the classes
stopped.

While his exploits in Iraq garnered
attention, Brother Erwin's accomplish-
ments in the classroom were equally
impressive. He completes his degrees
in Political Science and Classical Civi-
lization with a 3.97 GPA.

Brother Erwin is listed on the All-
Stars with students from Yale,
Stanford, MIT, UCLA, Princeton,
Duke, Northwestern and Harvard.

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Alumni News

NATIONWIDE NEWS

UC- Santa Barbara:
Building the Best Home

"Something as simple as eating together as a
chapter plays a huge role in the fraternity
experience," says Alumni and Volunteer
Corporation (AVC) President John E
Hofmann, '70. He is referring to the chapter's
state-of-the-art kitchen. "We went through a
period where some brothers didn't have this."

A few years ago, the chapter's kitchen was
not open, and parts of the chapter house
were showing age. With unused space and
three loosely connected buildings, the
California Gamma Chapter house looked
more like a camp than a fraternity house. It
was the ambition of the AVC to have the
best chapter housing
on campus.

The chapter house
was built in 1965-
1966. When the fmal
brick was placed, the
chapter house had a
look fitting the mid-
1960s — a flat roof, lots
of functionality and
little to no curb appeal.
In late 1998, the AVC
enlisted an architect to
get an idea of possible
projects for the house, and construction began
in 2000. In addition to the roof, the front of
the chapter house faced a side road instead of
the main street. Its three buildings were not
connected, and the executive board lived in
the detached housemother's suite.

When the project began, the flat roof was
removed and a nice peaked roof added. The
front of the chapter house was re-oriented to
the main street, and columns were added to
the fa(;ade, giving it a more contemporary
feel. Inside, the ceiling was raised, exposing
cross beams. Rather than have the chapter
room be one open space, partitions went up
to create three distinct areas. There is a living
room with a floor-to-ceiling sandstone

California Gamma chapter house

fireplace, a recreational area with a pool
table, and a dining area next to the kitchen.
The library used to include a suite for the
housemother. Over the years, the space was
home to the chapter president and members
of the executive board. "This arrangement
separated the leadership from the chapter,"
pointed out Brother Hofmann. The quarters
were removed and the library was opened up.
Custom bookshelves were installed, along
with a glassed-in office for the chapter's faculty
fellow. Study carrels are being added to
complete the library. "The Residential
Learning Community is something we are

striving toward for the
chapter house. We
added this office so the
faculty fellow could
host office hours,"
John added. A glass
hallway connects the
chapter room and
kitchen with the
library and sleeping
area, making it one
cohesive chapter house.
The cost of the

renovations was
$400,000 and was paid for from the
operating expenses of the AVC budget. Most
AVCs would need to take out a loan to cover
such a cost. How did the California Gamma
AVC save enough money? Each year they
work with the undergraduate chapter to set
rent either at or slightly above market rates.
The AVC very closely monitors the number
needed to obtain capacity for the chapter
house. Fortunately, this year there are more
seniors living in the chapter house, a sign the
fraternity experience is taking hold.

Today, thanks to the dedicated
volunteerism of John Hofmann, the chapter
house is the best on campus and because
things don't stay that way forever, projects are
planned to enhance the curb appeal. These
projects help bring an end to the bunker-style
chapter house and ushers in an era of fraternal
living. This work has been integral in the
growth of the chapter and today they are once
again the largest fraternity on campus with 70
Brothers. With sound fiscal management and
the dedication of local volunteers, the
California Gamma Chapter can look
forward to many more meals (and
fellowship) together.

The chapter has a new library and
kitchen with a vigilant chef thanks to
the Alumni & Volunteer Corporation

Alumni News

Chris Fischer, Indiana '91, and his wife Melissa
aboard the Go Fisch.

Indiana SigEp Hosts
Show on ESPN 2

SigEp Alumnus G. Chris Fischer, Indiana
'91, can be seen every Sunday morning on
ESPN 2. Both he and his wife Melissa are
hosts of Offshore Adventures, a unique mix
of gourmet cooking. Ashing, and free
diving. All of this takes place aboard the 72
foot yacht Fischer aptly named Go Fisch.

The inspiration for the television show
came from experiences that Chris and
Melissa and the rest of the crew of the
Go Fisch had. They learned to free dive and
found many secluded locations. Often they
had so many interesting exploits, they
found that telling the stories couldn't quite
capture the essence. In addition the chef
loved to prepare fresh seafood and would
dazzle the others with his creations. Soon
the group agreed that television was the best
way to chronicle their adventures.

Securing corporate sponsorship was an
initial challenge, but Chris and company
found success early on with Red Lobster.
Both Red Lobster and Offshore Adventures
share a belief in the exploration and safe
harvesting of the world's oceans. Today
Offshore Adventures is sponsored by
Nissan, West Marine, and Sam Adams Beer.

Over 70 shows and six seasons later.
Offshore Adventures has become a success.
In 2003 it became the most watched outdoor
show in the country with 29 million viewers.
Visit www.offshoreadventures.tv to learn
more about Brother Fischer and Offshore
Adventures.

The Journal of Sigma Phi Epsilon 47

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SigEps in Active Duty

Stories continue to reach Richmond of SigEps either
currently serving overseas or recently finishing their tour of
duty. Here is a brief listing of Brothers, including one who
made the ultimate sacrifice.

California Delta,
San Diego State
Mike Hudson '96

California Theta,
Sacramento State
Chris Missick '02

Georgia Epsilon,
Georgia Southern
Jim Godfrey '05

Idaho SEC, Idaho
Jeremy Hyldahl '02
Daniel Keller '02

Kansas Epsilon,
Emporia State
Dan Hoelter '03

Michigan Theta,

Lawrence Technological
Joe Moore '97

Minnesota Alpha, Minnesota
Matt Bangston '00

Nebraska Delta, Creighton
MatthewV. Rusch'96

New York Alpha, Syracuse
Edmune L. Luzine, Jr. '86

Pennsylvania Delta, Penn
Jerome Greco '03

Texas Kappa,
Texas- Arlington
Rolando R. Melendez '98

Texas Mu, Texas A&M
Josue O. Fernandez '04

Washington Gamma,
Eastern Washington
Will Luna '02

West Virginia Gamma,
Marshall
Mark R. Cerrie '88

#* ^

Brother Luzine in front of the remains of Saddam Husseins yacht

Georgia Delta, Georgia

Corporal Bradley Arms, Georgia '06, was killed in combat in
Fallujah, Iraq, on November 19, 2004. Chapter brothers say that
Brad was aware of the risks involved from the moment he started
intensive training and was honored to serve his country in any
way he could. His desire to serve prompted him to leave for a
12-month tour in Iraq during the summer before his junior year.

"He had a positive attitude about going to war," said Matt
Tincknell '05. "He definitely saw his purpose, and he was proud
to be there defending his country, which gave us great comfort
in knowing he wanted to be there."

Bradley sent a handful of e-mails to the chapter after arriving
in Iraq, and he used them to articulate how much he missed the
Fraternity and how SigEp's ideals were at the forefront of his
experience in Iraq. "I wish I could be there with you this fall,
and encourage y'all to hold tight to the principles our Fraternity
was founded on, and pass that on to our new members. Don't
compromise your beliefs. . .you must embody the Balanced Man
in everything you do. . . "

N M E M O R I U

What follows is a listing of SigEps who have passed away in recent months. It is
our chance to remember those brothers who, through their death, have reminded
us that life is transitory.

Our lives contain opportunities to grow and better ourselves and those around us. As SigEps,
we are called to make the most of these precious moments; for once gone, their opportunities
are beyond recall.

In the ceremony installing new officers it says, ''Well done, thou good and faithful servant;
thou hast been faithful over a few things: I shall make you a ruler over many things. ''

Alumni

Donald N. Anderson,

Minnesota '31

Warren R. Bailor,

Washington State '43

Archer K. Blood,

Virginia '43

Martin E Boos,

Steson '59
Hiram S. Brown,

Texas '38

Gary R. Christensen,

Nebraska '61

Stephen Hailey,

Arizona State '70

Jim Merritt,

California-Davis '74

Cecil McNutt,

Texas '33*
Thomas H. Richardson,

Chico State '69

Ed Seitz,

Baldwin-Wallace '85

Richard J. Southall,

Baker '43

Matt Silchuck,

Illinois '80

Delbert Steele,

Northern Colorado '65

Mike Triplett,

Northern Illinois '96

Lee Zastrow,

Wisconsin-Platteville '03

''It is not
living that is

important

but living

rightly/'

— Socrates

Undergraduates

Brent Jones,

Baldwin-Wallace '05

Derek Kieper,

Nebraska '05

* Brother McNutt was a founding
member of the Texas Alpha Chapter
at the University of Tex as.

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Construction Begins on
North Texas Chapter House

After years of waiting and planning, construction has
begun on the new Residential Learning Community
ft)r the SigEp chapter at the University of North Texas.

Located on the keystone lot at the
entrance to the new Fraternity Row in
Denton, Texas, the new Texas Beta home
will contain more than 12,000 square
feet of space and be home to 25 men in
suite-style living arrangements. The red
brick structure with eight oversized columns
will provide an impressive greeting to all
visitors as they enter Fraternity Row at
North Texas.

"This process started nearly four years
ago," explained W. Clifford Price, '88,
Alumni & Volunteer Corporation President.
"After so much work by so many people,
we're happy to finally be under
construction."

Texas Beta had to close the doors to its
former house in 2002. More than 200
alumni returned to their home on Avenue C
for what was termed, "The Last Stand
Party." There, brothers reminisced about 50
years worth of memories in their old
fraternity house. They also began planning
for their future.

Soon thereafter, the alumni leadership
inaugurated a fundraising campaign to help
raise the money needed for a new house. In
conjunction with the Sigma Phi Epsilon
Educational Foundation, after nearly three
years, they had pledge commitments
totaling $350,000.

"We reached a point and realized
we were in a holding pattern," said Price.
"We regrouped, took a step back and
brought in outside, professional assistance."

After researching their options, Texas
Beta decided to retain Omega Financial to
help them raise the balance of the money
needed to reach their $1 million goal.

C. Dean Davis, '52, agreed to chair
the refocused capital campaign effort and
immediately showed his support by making
a $125,000 pledge to the effort.

In explaining the motivation for his
gift, Davis explained, "For people who are
receptive, the fraternity brings balance to
life. Balance is what you get, and balance is
what you are expected to give. By making
this gift, I want to make sure future young
men get this wonderftil opportunity to learn
and benefit from the SigEp experience for
many years to come."

Four months into the refocused $1
million campaign, construction has begun
on the new facility thanks to a construction
loan provided by the Sigma Phi Epsilon
National Housing Corporation.

The red door into the new facility will
open to students, alumni, parents and guests
this coming August 2005.

Project Highlights:

-12,000 square feet

• Sleeps 25 men

Red brick construction
Formal study and library
Computer Lab

• Residential Learning
Community

Leadership Council

• Conference Room

An expansive entertaining
and dining room

To learn more about the Texas Beta house

and campaign,

visit: http://www.txbeta.org

or contact alumniservices@omegafi.com

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